The CEO has smothered another traveler to dance barefoot in the living room of ship cocktails, the federals say: “I’m going to kill you”

A financial CEO faces federal accusations for having allegedly suffocated another cruise passenger who called his wife a “king of king” for asking him to stop dancing barefoot, according to the FBI.

Kenneth Degiorgio, the 53 -year -old CEO of the Southern California mortgage company, First American Financial, attacked the other man on Monday in one of Virgin Virgin’s cocktail fairs while saying: “I’m going to kill you”, according to a federal complaint.

The other passenger, identified only by the initials, later told federal investigators that he “felt that his throat was going to be torn off,” the documents said.

The strikes broke out early Monday in international waters off Martinique after the CEO’s wife, Nichol Degiorgio, asked my to stop dancing barefoot in the “On the rocks” bar of the resilient lady, saying: “Look, we are all adults here, can you put your shoes?”

“Shut up, you F-King Bitch”, would have retaliated my while turning the bird, said the documents.

Degiorgio was then seen on surveillance images crossing the dance floor and attacking the passenger of a curse of curse, catching it by the throat and forcing it to the ground, according to the complaint.

Security was called and the captain of the ship ordered Degiorgio to limit his room to the next port of appeal.

The title of the ship contacted the FBI to report an assault when the ship stopped in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the next day.

Nichol Degiorgio blamed herself to have asked my to put her shoes, while telling the agents that the other man has never “touched” him.

Degiorgio refused to speak to the federals without his lawyer, according to the complaint.

He is accused of assault in the maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States.

Degiorgio’s legal team told the post on Thursday that the CEO “had only responded to the actions of a person who had harassed his wife, making her feel threatened and intimidated.

“Although charged with a simple crime, Mr. Degiorgio is looking forward to absolved any reprehensible act.”