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TORTOLA, British Virgin Islands — A U.S. man faces life in a sweltering Caribbean prison after a jury convicted him of drowning his wife during a scuba-diving trip a decade ago in what prosecutors called a near perfect murder.

When dive shop owner David Swain was led out of a British Virgin Islands court and into an armored car Tuesday evening — his sallow face lit by camera flashes — it closed a chapter in a mystery that began in March 1999 when his wife's body was found floating in the turquoise waters off the British Virgin Islands.
 

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