Missing college student in the Dominican Republic from Ashburn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lost consciousness several times while in the midst of conducting a rescue in rough seas-sure buddy.

I think it’s far more likely he’s an inconsiderate dumba55 than a murderer but if you all seriously wouldn’t want your sons to behave differently after a girl he had been fooling around w disappeared literally moments later on an empty beach that’s startling.

Yep

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread is going the same direction as the thread on that family dying on that home in hot weather. (“It was a boulder!”)
The girl got drunk and she decided to jump in the ocean at night. The result was predictable.

We only know she was in the water based on his changing story. She may just have been on the beach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lost consciousness several times while in the midst of conducting a rescue in rough seas-sure buddy.

I think it’s far more likely he’s an inconsiderate dumba55 than a murderer but if you all seriously wouldn’t want your sons to behave differently after a girl he had been fooling around w disappeared literally moments later on an empty beach that’s startling.

Yep

I hope it is random trolls posting and not patents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lost consciousness several times while in the midst of conducting a rescue in rough seas-sure buddy.

I think it’s far more likely he’s an inconsiderate dumba55 than a murderer but if you all seriously wouldn’t want your sons to behave differently after a girl he had been fooling around w disappeared literally moments later on an empty beach that’s startling.

Yep

I hope it is random trolls posting and not patents.

That's probably it: trolls. Because if parents on here are not questioning the possibility of a young man (or if not him, anyone else - could be an outsider not necessarily one in their group who may have seen the two on the beach) not having a role really has to make you wonder if they are a parent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread is going the same direction as the thread on that family dying on that home in hot weather. (“It was a boulder!”)
The girl got drunk and she decided to jump in the ocean at night. The result was predictable.

We only know she was in the water based on his changing story. She may just have been on the beach.

Yep. She could have also passed out like he said he did. Then what happened?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is a sad story. He was obviously very drunk - typical college student behavior on spring break. They made bad choices which lead to a tragic drowning.

Woulda coulda shoulda.

It could happen to any of us or our kids

Only kids who think the reason for a vacation is to get drunk. There are many other ways to have fun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is a sad story. He was obviously very drunk - typical college student behavior on spring break. They made bad choices which lead to a tragic drowning.

Woulda coulda shoulda.

It could happen to any of us or our kids

Only kids who think the reason for a vacation is to get drunk. There are many other ways to have fun.

Did you not go to college? This is normal behavior.
Sad tragedy but not really news worthy.

Drunk college kids have poor judgment and there are alcohol-related deaths in this age group all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is a sad story. He was obviously very drunk - typical college student behavior on spring break. They made bad choices which lead to a tragic drowning.

Woulda coulda shoulda.

It could happen to any of us or our kids

Only kids who think the reason for a vacation is to get drunk. There are many other ways to have fun.

Did you not go to college? This is normal behavior.
Sad tragedy but not really news worthy.

Drunk college kids have poor judgment and there are alcohol-related deaths in this age group all the time.

I think what many posters or maybe it's just a few are saying is, maybe it shouldn't be "normalized."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is a sad story. He was obviously very drunk - typical college student behavior on spring break. They made bad choices which lead to a tragic drowning.

Woulda coulda shoulda.

It could happen to any of us or our kids

Only kids who think the reason for a vacation is to get drunk. There are many other ways to have fun.

Did you not go to college? This is normal behavior.
Sad tragedy but not really news worthy.

Drunk college kids have poor judgment and there are alcohol-related deaths in this age group all the time.

Source?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is a sad story. He was obviously very drunk - typical college student behavior on spring break. They made bad choices which lead to a tragic drowning.

Woulda coulda shoulda.

It could happen to any of us or our kids

Only kids who think the reason for a vacation is to get drunk. There are many other ways to have fun.

Did you not go to college? This is normal behavior.
Sad tragedy but not really news worthy.

Drunk college kids have poor judgment and there are alcohol-related deaths in this age group all the time.

Pity your kids if you even have any

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is a sad story. He was obviously very drunk - typical college student behavior on spring break. They made bad choices which lead to a tragic drowning.

Woulda coulda shoulda.

It could happen to any of us or our kids

Only kids who think the reason for a vacation is to get drunk. There are many other ways to have fun.

Did you not go to college? This is normal behavior.
Sad tragedy but not really news worthy.

Drunk college kids have poor judgment and there are alcohol-related deaths in this age group all the time.

Source?

Hey YOU. Common sense doesn’t require a source. NP

[Anonymous]

It is ridiculous to see people trying to vouch for this man as just a drunk kid.

Pay attention to the video, the man was holding the drunk girl with his one arm and using the other one to take selfies/videos of them so not a blackout drunk at all. They were not headed to ocean for swimming but just to make out in front of ocean setting. The pro wrestling champion was way overpowered to the petite girl so she couldn’t struggle much if there was foul play as their idea of making out could be different. His story about her being taken out by waves or him passing out is bs. Any man will report a drowning or mention something to front desk if girls friends left them in privacy trusting him with their friend. He is definitely hiding what truly happened and lawyering up to avoid further investigation. And him walking back without his shirt and shoes/socks clearly indicates there’s more to what happened.

Really wish Loudoun County sheriff was asked to assist considering girl’s family are tax paying residents of the county. DR just wants it to be drowning case as they don’t want any crime reported in their country for tourism.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is a sad story. He was obviously very drunk - typical college student behavior on spring break. They made bad choices which lead to a tragic drowning.

Woulda coulda shoulda.

It could happen to any of us or our kids

Only kids who think the reason for a vacation is to get drunk. There are many other ways to have fun.

Did you not go to college? This is normal behavior.
Sad tragedy but not really news worthy.

Drunk college kids have poor judgment and there are alcohol-related deaths in this age group all the time.

Only if you make it “normal.” I did not get drunk regularly in college. Neither did the man who became my husband, nor did most of our friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is ridiculous to see people trying to vouch for this man as just a drunk kid.

Pay attention to the video, the man was holding the drunk girl with his one arm and using the other one to take selfies/videos of them so not a blackout drunk at all. They were not headed to ocean for swimming but just to make out in front of ocean setting. The pro wrestling champion was way overpowered to the petite girl so she couldn’t struggle much if there was foul play as their idea of making out could be different. His story about her being taken out by waves or him passing out is bs. Any man will report a drowning or mention something to front desk if girls friends left them in privacy trusting him with their friend. He is definitely hiding what truly happened and lawyering up to avoid further investigation. And him walking back without his shirt and shoes/socks clearly indicates there’s more to what happened.

Really wish Loudoun County sheriff was asked to assist considering girl’s family are tax paying residents of the county. DR just wants it to be drowning case as they don’t want any crime reported in their country for tourism.

See, as a Loudoun taxpayer, I don’t want a couple of detectives chilling in the DR on taxpayer funds for however long. Jurisdiction belongs to the DR.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is ridiculous to see people trying to vouch for this man as just a drunk kid.

Pay attention to the video, the man was holding the drunk girl with his one arm and using the other one to take selfies/videos of them so not a blackout drunk at all. They were not headed to ocean for swimming but just to make out in front of ocean setting. The pro wrestling champion was way overpowered to the petite girl so she couldn’t struggle much if there was foul play as their idea of making out could be different. His story about her being taken out by waves or him passing out is bs. Any man will report a drowning or mention something to front desk if girls friends left them in privacy trusting him with their friend. He is definitely hiding what truly happened and lawyering up to avoid further investigation. And him walking back without his shirt and shoes/socks clearly indicates there’s more to what happened.

Really wish Loudoun County sheriff was asked to assist considering girl’s family are tax paying residents of the county. DR just wants it to be drowning case as they don’t want any crime reported in their country for tourism.

I am sure her family would rather believe something like this so its not her own "fault" but all the evidence supports what he remembers happening.

She chose to get drunk and go swimming in dangerous water at night. Sad story.