Missing college student in the Dominican Republic from Ashburn

[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.

How are you so sure nothing else happened? Most plausible scenarios aren't always correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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

She came here with her parents as an infant but lived all of her life here, went from preschool to high-school school here, was attending college here and was a permanent resident.

[Anonymous]

Re: Girlfriends post
Did the group of women who travelled with missing woman all leave DR whenever they were planned to leave? Are they also staying like Mr.Riibe?

[Anonymous]

^ why aren't they persons of interest?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

How are you so sure nothing else happened? Most plausible scenarios aren't always correct.

Most plausible sections are correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

She came here with her parents as an infant but lived all of her life here, went from preschool to high-school school here, was attending college here and was a permanent resident.

Not a citizen and the parents made no effort doing so for themselves or her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

They are doing what they need to do to eliminate other possibilities. Still the likely scenario.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

How are you so sure nothing else happened? Most plausible scenarios aren't always correct.

You have any data or citation to support your “theory”? Also your sentence makes no sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

She came here with her parents as an infant but lived all of her life here, went from preschool to high-school school here, was attending college here and was a permanent resident.

But she's somehow still an Indian citizen, and not an American.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

She came here with her parents as an infant but lived all of her life here, went from preschool to high-school school here, was attending college here and was a permanent resident.

Not a citizen and the parents made no effort doing so for themselves or her.

So they're using Indian authorities? And that Loundoun county dude.

[Anonymous]

If you live here for 20+ years and can't be bothered to become a citizen, I don't really think our American resources should be deployed to a foreign country on a wild goose chase.

[Anonymous]

Go look at Loudoun county VA.
East Coast Big tech valley.
Tech bros in T2.0

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve traveled there and
1. I hope she stayed in the resorts for the most part. Especially at night
2. Also people can walk up onto resort areas from the beach. Like being struck by lighting, how rare it would be for someone to do that, and then harm someone. But it’s possible.

All kids and travelers, stay with your groups. Don’t get so drunk (all of your party) out in the resort, you lose ability to watch out. Have a DD basically.

Coming back around to this post. These were the same things it appears did NOT happen.
This could have been written by one of the friends with whom the young woman travelled or one of those friend's parent/auntie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

She came here with her parents as an infant but lived all of her life here, went from preschool to high-school school here, was attending college here and was a permanent resident.

But she's somehow still an Indian citizen, and not an American.

Yeah I kinda have a problem with this. You refuse to be a citizen but use resources for citizens. If they are so loyal to India then they need to be petitioning India for help and resources. The United States is not good enough for them?

(I was a permanent resident too and obtained my US Citizenship as soon as I turned 18.)

[Anonymous]

^ maybe because they are an "important" family?
Someone explain that part already!