Missing college student in the Dominican Republic from Ashburn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are the girlfriends back at school?

How have they kept completely out of the conversation?

Likely at LE request.

Very unlikely.

[Anonymous]

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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 is a permanent legal resident who haas lived in NoVa since she was a toddler. US Feds and VA LE are heavily involved in the search.

Not sure is ignorance or racism prompted your post.

Can have a difference of opinion without being racist.

Claiming she should be referred to as an Indian student when she is 20 and has not lived there since infancy can only have so many motives. Check yours.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are the girlfriends back at school?

How have they kept completely out of the conversation?

Likely at LE request.

Very unlikely.

Troll

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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 is a permanent legal resident who haas lived in NoVa since she was a toddler. US Feds and VA LE are heavily involved in the search.

Not sure is ignorance or racism prompted your post.

Can have a difference of opinion without being racist.

Claiming she should be referred to as an Indian student when she is 20 and has not lived there since infancy can only have so many motives. Check yours.

She's not American though, either by birth or Citizenship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.)

+1

And Loudoun County bring there is ridiculous.

It takes 5 years after Green card to get your citizenship. Given how long it takes to get GC for people on H1 visas, maybe she became permanent resident recently

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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 is a permanent legal resident who haas lived in NoVa since she was a toddler. US Feds and VA LE are heavily involved in the search.

Not sure is ignorance or racism prompted your post.

Can have a difference of opinion without being racist.

Claiming she should be referred to as an Indian student when she is 20 and has not lived there since infancy can only have so many motives. Check yours.

Go suck a d*.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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 is a permanent legal resident who haas lived in NoVa since she was a toddler. US Feds and VA LE are heavily involved in the search.

Not sure is ignorance or racism prompted your post.

Can have a difference of opinion without being racist.

Claiming she should be referred to as an Indian student when she is 20 and has not lived there since infancy can only have so many motives. Check yours.

She's not American though, either by birth or Citizenship.

It’s not racist to state this fact. She is literally not an American. Can say American resident, perhaps?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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 is a permanent legal resident who haas lived in NoVa since she was a toddler. US Feds and VA LE are heavily involved in the search.

Not sure is ignorance or racism prompted your post.

Can have a difference of opinion without being racist.

Claiming she should be referred to as an Indian student when she is 20 and has not lived there since infancy can only have so many motives. Check yours.

Relax. The progressive police really effed up the US. Stop worrying about what others say or do, ok?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are the girlfriends back at school?

How have they kept completely out of the conversation?

Likely at LE request.

Very unlikely.

Troll

YOU are ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Her body should have resurface already. Been more than 10 days already. Ineptitude people working.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

I think most of Americans do not know how hard it’s for Indians to get Green card while being in H1B. Most people do not know the struggles. It takes minimum 10-15 years for you to get green card if you are an Indian . It’s because there is a rule of 7% cap country limit for Employment based green card. I m in this country from 2008 I’m not a citizen yet bcz I jgot my green card in 2022. I have to wait for 5 years to get citizenship. It’s not like Indians don’t want to be citizen. Fact is we can not become easily Bcz of 7% limit. Also Indians can’t participate in diversity lottery which many other countries can do.

You can look in department of state website - something called VISA bulletin which gets released every month. That data will tell and you will see Rest of world ROW as current . Only few countries like India Mexico China Philippines as not current. But India is most affected and in employment based green card there are 3 categories not everyone eligible for EB1 and if an Indian applied for green card in Dec 2012 they may file their final stage for green card now which might take another 6 months. EB3 Feb 2013 so u can see almost 10-15 years wait time . No one can tell . Next month DOS can retrogress date for India and can say people applied in Nov 2011 only can apply . It’s a hard and long process which no one else can understand but Indians.

But you can type visa bulletin March 2025 and look for Final Action date for employment based categories . Hope this helps . Nevertheless whether citizen or not Indians pay the same tax . Also in H1B you can not switch jobs easily until you get your green card. So for majority of Indians it’s minimum 12-15 years of wait time before they get their green card.

The first in first out rule does not apply here. Indian applied in 2011-12 still waiting but other countries if they applied in 2024 they can get it in 2025 . It’s a painful process .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When people say DR is relatively safe at the resorts (even for drunk foolish college kids)- they are probably mostly right. The resorts are full of cameras, beaches with people everywhere, transportation to/from the hotel or tourist places/excursions is generally prearranged and regulated.

But to wander around very drunk in public (and that is what the beach is), in the middle of the night….is not the same thing. Basically serving yourself up on a silver platter. Which is true in many places, even most places in the US. Tremendously dangerous

And I’m definitely no fan of the DR.

She probably did indeed drown. But I can see why other options are being explored as well.

Again I doubt that she was kidnapped or taken somewhere else and murdered. This is not Colombia. Either she drowned or riibe did something to her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When people say DR is relatively safe at the resorts (even for drunk foolish college kids)- they are probably mostly right. The resorts are full of cameras, beaches with people everywhere, transportation to/from the hotel or tourist places/excursions is generally prearranged and regulated.

But to wander around very drunk in public (and that is what the beach is), in the middle of the night….is not the same thing. Basically serving yourself up on a silver platter. Which is true in many places, even most places in the US. Tremendously dangerous

And I’m definitely no fan of the DR.

She probably did indeed drown. But I can see why other options are being explored as well.

Until the power goes out

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people say DR is relatively safe at the resorts (even for drunk foolish college kids)- they are probably mostly right. The resorts are full of cameras, beaches with people everywhere, transportation to/from the hotel or tourist places/excursions is generally prearranged and regulated.

But to wander around very drunk in public (and that is what the beach is), in the middle of the night….is not the same thing. Basically serving yourself up on a silver platter. Which is true in many places, even most places in the US. Tremendously dangerous

And I’m definitely no fan of the DR.

She probably did indeed drown. But I can see why other options are being explored as well.

Until the power goes out

The power went out before this all happened.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how closely resort employees (and neighboring resort employees) have been looked at.

It would be quite easy for employees to notify an outsider “hey- super drunk kids heading down to the beach” (where there are no cameras- easy target). Employees would also know how to evade security and cameras coming up/down from the beach. Wait for Josh (looks like a huge guy, who even drunk as he was, they may not want to tangle with) to pass out and then she is easy pickings. It could even be the original idea was just to rob her/them but something went amiss.

Is it the most likely scenario? No. But really, it would not be that difficult to kidnap a small, drunk, girl alone from the beach & not be seen.

I mean, she could have been abducted by aliens. Please stop with ridiculous “what if’s”.

It’s not ridiculous, such incidents have been reported there.