Missing college student in the Dominican Republic from Ashburn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I salute her father for fighting for his daughter when rest of the world was fine believing the story of the suspect and closing the case.

No one has been named a suspect. The last person to see a missing person is always considered a person of interest.

Her father doesn't seem to think JR is a suspect either. He seems to think some randoms found his daughter and trafficked her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Facts re: security concerns are not imaginary.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another incident from only 2 months ago, at Hard Rock, purportedly a safer resort. Pls note the targets are sometimes in groups, even with children.

3. Safety Concerns
During our stay, my husband and I experienced a deeply concerning incident after consuming drinks at one of the pool bars. We both became severely disoriented and incapacitated after only two drinks each, leading us to suspect tampering with our beverages. This was not only alarming but left our young daughter frightened as we struggled to care for her. Guest safety should be a top priority, and this experience made us feel anything but secure. Upon arriving home, we reached out to the resort about our concerns and we were met with disbelief. They failed to even ask for the simplest of details of our experience and assured us things were researched and investigated. There couldn’t possibly have been any investigation due to not even asking the time, place or even a description of the bartender who served our drinks.

Let's see, there's
Lobby alcohol
Mini bars
AND
Pool bars?

DR resorts better get their act together or no one is vacationing at their resorts. #boycott.resort.alcohol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another incident from only 2 months ago, at Hard Rock, purportedly a safer resort. Pls note the targets are sometimes in groups, even with children.

3. Safety Concerns
During our stay, my husband and I experienced a deeply concerning incident after consuming drinks at one of the pool bars. We both became severely disoriented and incapacitated after only two drinks each, leading us to suspect tampering with our beverages. This was not only alarming but left our young daughter frightened as we struggled to care for her. Guest safety should be a top priority, and this experience made us feel anything but secure. Upon arriving home, we reached out to the resort about our concerns and we were met with disbelief. They failed to even ask for the simplest of details of our experience and assured us things were researched and investigated. There couldn’t possibly have been any investigation due to not even asking the time, place or even a description of the bartender who served our drinks.

Let's see, there's
Lobby alcohol
Mini bars
AND
Pool bars?

DR resorts better get their act together or no one is vacationing at their resorts. #boycott.resort.alcohol

DR resorts better get their act together or no one is vacationing at their resorts. #boycott.resort.alcohol

[Anonymous]

The most plausible scenario is that she was wasted, went swimming in the ocean and night and drowned. I don’t know why so many people are trying to make it something much more highly unlikely. I hope they find her body soon to give the family some closure.

[Anonymous]

https://www.foxnews.com/us/missing-american-student-dominican-lawyer-puts-drowning-theory-back-play-same-beach-claimed-4-january.amp

This recent article is detailed. The guy didn't have official translators or legal help for 6 days after her disappearance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If she came out of the water and saw this guy who she barely knew passed out, she would have wobbled her way back to the resort.

How do you know she *would* have? Have you been to the beach and gotten in the water in broad daylight? You come out from the ocean and try to find where you had your beach chair in the sand? You don't just come out at that same location you started off. She could have been disoriented with direction at that point walking but unsure the way to resort? Remember in hotel security video, she seemed to be having difficulty going to the beach from hotel when she had that guy to lean on and possibly her friends to help if needed. Hard to believe there was no one else (besides Mr.J Riibe) on the beach after 5am who could have seen a bikini wearing young woman walking around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Natalee Holloway.

Yes that was tragic and happened like 25 years ago in a completely different country. Not relevant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If she came out of the water and saw this guy who she barely knew passed out, she would have wobbled her way back to the resort.

I doubt that very much.

What else would she do? There is no evidence she came out and lay down on the beach. Unlikely she would wander father down in the beach into the dark. Even drunk, her brain would take her towards the lights. And being crashed into the sand by the waves in the water would have probably sobered her up slightly.

That's why there are people searching sea and land.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I salute her father for fighting for his daughter when rest of the world was fine believing the story of the suspect and closing the case.

How do you know what the rest of the world was fine with? You don't know "the rest of the world." While the posters on this forum are also certainly not "the rest of the world," plenty on here have been talking about the various possibilities, including what her father has been asking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The most plausible scenario is that she was wasted, went swimming in the ocean and night and drowned. I don’t know why so many people are trying to make it something much more highly unlikely. I hope they find her body soon to give the family some closure.

Well it doesn't matter what internet sleuths think, generally...But what if investigators took this attitude and didn't rule out all possibilities? They shouldn't just take the words of the last person to see her alive at face value.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sad that things like this need to keep happening for people to realize DR is a s**thole and no one without a death wish should go there

Agree but I feel the same about Mexico and people on here act like it’s heaven on earth. Hard pass to both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The most plausible scenario is that she was wasted, went swimming in the ocean and night and drowned. I don’t know why so many people are trying to make it something much more highly unlikely. I hope they find her body soon to give the family some closure.

closure or miracle.
to try to find if any foul play or criminal act.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Natalee Holloway.

Yes that was tragic and happened like 25 years ago in a completely different country. Not relevant.

Time will tell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s part of a State Department warning

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_the_Dominican_Republic

Video shows the beach is some distance from the resort. She was alone and unprotected and visibly impaired.

I don't see anywhere on there that kidnapping wealthy American tourists for sex trafficking is a thing. The whole point of sex trafficking is taking people who no one is going to make a fuss over, or who maybe no one will even notice is missing. An American college student is not that.

This isn't an American tourist in fact the title should be missing college student from India