Missing college student in the Dominican Republic from Ashburn

[Anonymous]

The other women and man present earlier were questioned.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You know her supposed friends probabley called their parents back in the US and they were advised to get lawyers. The lawyers may have told them to get out of the DR and back on US soil. It's amazing we've heard nothing about them.

Now leaving a friend at the beach to go to bed is not a crime. Nor is going on an excursion. But maybe they were not best friends.

I don’t know how 5 of them have stayed invisible in this.

Likely at request of LE and her family.

Everything else has been made known or leaked. But 5 girls and travel companions, one apparently a life-long friend of Sudiksha's, have nothing to say? I mean how do you get on a return flight and go back to class?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There were 4 women and 2 men. All 6 walked towards the beach after meeting at the bar post vomit. They all knew each other for minutes (not hours; not days).

Two of the women paired off with two of the men. The other two women went back to the room. The girlfriend went back to the room about an hour later according to video footage. Not sure about the guy friend who had been paired off with that woman. The missing woman was not seen going back to her room. Josh was seen leaving the beach around 9am.

So this tidbit about one of the women going off with Josh’s friends keeps getting ignored and the fact that those two might also be the last ones to see the missing woman. Also all of the other 5 people got out of DR. Josh is alone.

Josh is a US citizen. I would expect some help from the state department here. We have zero indication he is guilty of a crime and IMO he’s getting pegged by the police because they’re desperate to find someone to point the finger at when all things suggest it’s an accident influenced by alcohol.

I thought every other report/video established that everyone in the group returned after about an hour on the beach (around 4-5am) except the 2, Sudiksha and Josh.

[Anonymous]

Riibe is a land surveying student and beloved son whose “faith and values have guided his path,” his parents said.

Not sure this is helpful given the facts.

Also “wouldn’t hurt a fly” is often said when a crime has been committed.

Sometimes it is better to say nothing.

Even his ex girlfriend was on Tik Tok describing him as non-violent.

All kind of sounds like protesting too much. And his faith and values as seen on video and in non-reporting at any point are almost funny to tout.

DR wants this to be another drowning to protect tourism. Unless he confesses or evidence is found he cannot be convicted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You know her supposed friends probabley called their parents back in the US and they were advised to get lawyers. The lawyers may have told them to get out of the DR and back on US soil. It's amazing we've heard nothing about them.

Now leaving a friend at the beach to go to bed is not a crime. Nor is going on an excursion. But maybe they were not best friends.

I don’t know how 5 of them have stayed invisible in this.

Likely at request of LE and her family.

Everything else has been made known or leaked. But 5 girls and travel companions, one apparently a life-long friend of Sudiksha's, have nothing to say? I mean how do you get on a return flight and go back to class?

According to news media, one of the traveling companions is also from Ashburn, Va.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There were 4 women and 2 men. All 6 walked towards the beach after meeting at the bar post vomit. They all knew each other for minutes (not hours; not days).

Two of the women paired off with two of the men. The other two women went back to the room. The girlfriend went back to the room about an hour later according to video footage. Not sure about the guy friend who had been paired off with that woman. The missing woman was not seen going back to her room. Josh was seen leaving the beach around 9am.

So this tidbit about one of the women going off with Josh’s friends keeps getting ignored and the fact that those two might also be the last ones to see the missing woman. Also all of the other 5 people got out of DR. Josh is alone.

Josh is a US citizen. I would expect some help from the state department here. We have zero indication he is guilty of a crime and IMO he’s getting pegged by the police because they’re desperate to find someone to point the finger at when all things suggest it’s an accident influenced by alcohol.

I thought every other report/video established that everyone in the group returned after about an hour on the beach (around 4-5am) except the 2, Sudiksha and Josh.

Yes. People are using poor reading comprehension or making things up.

In his own statement he says they yelled for help but there was no one there.

[Anonymous]

I can’t imagine a drunk college kid could hide a body in an unfamiliar country so well it couldn’t be found a week later. He may have drowned her, but she definitely drowned.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:^ re his lack of concern:
Was he so drunk that he wouldn't have been able to have concern for her? Don't know. Or are you talking about after her friends may have told him she was missing, did he not show concern then?

The next day he was told she had not returned.

He did not make any report.

I don’t think it’s so weird that he didn’t make a missing person report… He had just met her a few hours earlier. They kissed in the ocean, got carried out by a wave, made their way back to the shore and he began puking the water that was he had swallowed. When he was done puking, he looked around and said he thought she had Gone back to her room. Since they barely knew each other that does not seem odd to me at all. Why would he think she was missing?

His friend told him the next morning.

Still, no report.

None of Sudiksha’s five friends made a report until after their day excursion.

The man last seen with a missing woman is always a POI and sadly, often harmed them. His failure to report cast more suspicion on him. Esp now that he’s trying to cast himself as hero. He knew the next morning that she had not returned and said nothing. It’s suss.

The friends were all captured on video returning, so not last known to be seen with her. Thus not POIs.

He didnt need to say anything, the friends already reported her missing at that point! He didn't know this girl but for a few hours. He had no idea she wasn't back with her friends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You know her supposed friends probabley called their parents back in the US and they were advised to get lawyers. The lawyers may have told them to get out of the DR and back on US soil. It's amazing we've heard nothing about them.

Now leaving a friend at the beach to go to bed is not a crime. Nor is going on an excursion. But maybe they were not best friends.

I don’t know how 5 of them have stayed invisible in this.

Likely at request of LE and her family.

Everything else has been made known or leaked. But 5 girls and travel companions, one apparently a life-long friend of Sudiksha's, have nothing to say? I mean how do you get on a return flight and go back to class?

According to news media, one of the traveling companions is also from Ashburn, Va.

They were all interviewed by LE. Obviously LE would not want them to speak with media while investigation is ongoing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^ re his lack of concern:
Was he so drunk that he wouldn't have been able to have concern for her? Don't know. Or are you talking about after her friends may have told him she was missing, did he not show concern then?

The next day he was told she had not returned.

He did not make any report.

I don’t think it’s so weird that he didn’t make a missing person report… He had just met her a few hours earlier. They kissed in the ocean, got carried out by a wave, made their way back to the shore and he began puking the water that was he had swallowed. When he was done puking, he looked around and said he thought she had Gone back to her room. Since they barely knew each other that does not seem odd to me at all. Why would he think she was missing?

His friend told him the next morning.

Still, no report.

None of Sudiksha’s five friends made a report until after their day excursion.

The man last seen with a missing woman is always a POI and sadly, often harmed them. His failure to report cast more suspicion on him. Esp now that he’s trying to cast himself as hero. He knew the next morning that she had not returned and said nothing. It’s suss.

The friends were all captured on video returning, so not last known to be seen with her. Thus not POIs.

He didnt need to say anything, the friends already reported her missing at that point! He didn't know this girl but for a few hours. He had no idea she wasn't back with her friends.

Read the thread. He found out she had not returned and her friends had texted his friend looking for her when he returned in the morning. He did not communicate with them. We don’t know what he told Carter, he did not answer that when LE asked. The friends likely thought she was with him.

They went on a boat trip and did not report until they got back at 4 and she still was not in the room.

He was the one who knew she was missing from early that morning and that he was the last to see her. Many hours of searching were lost. He proclaimed himself a trained lifeguard, surely telling no one about a near drowning would not be the training.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^ re his lack of concern:
Was he so drunk that he wouldn't have been able to have concern for her? Don't know. Or are you talking about after her friends may have told him she was missing, did he not show concern then?

The next day he was told she had not returned.

He did not make any report.

I don’t think it’s so weird that he didn’t make a missing person report… He had just met her a few hours earlier. They kissed in the ocean, got carried out by a wave, made their way back to the shore and he began puking the water that was he had swallowed. When he was done puking, he looked around and said he thought she had Gone back to her room. Since they barely knew each other that does not seem odd to me at all. Why would he think she was missing?

His friend told him the next morning.

Still, no report.

None of Sudiksha’s five friends made a report until after their day excursion.

The man last seen with a missing woman is always a POI and sadly, often harmed them. His failure to report cast more suspicion on him. Esp now that he’s trying to cast himself as hero. He knew the next morning that she had not returned and said nothing. It’s suss.

The friends were all captured on video returning, so not last known to be seen with her. Thus not POIs.

He didnt need to say anything, the friends already reported her missing at that point! He didn't know this girl but for a few hours. He had no idea she wasn't back with her friends.

Read the thread, read some articles, stop making untrue assertions.

[Anonymous]

So how would you know you were the last person to see someone (especially a college woman you'd just drunkenly met hours earlier)? And you're to take responsibility when the FIVE traveling companions of the woman are kinda in a rush to meet their boat excursion sailaway time?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So how would you know you were the last person to see someone (especially a college woman you'd just drunkenly met hours earlier)? And you're to take responsibility when the FIVE traveling companions of the woman are kinda in a rush to meet their boat excursion sailaway time?

Exactly. That is what is being pointed out above but people have already made their minds up....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^ re his lack of concern:
Was he so drunk that he wouldn't have been able to have concern for her? Don't know. Or are you talking about after her friends may have told him she was missing, did he not show concern then?

The next day he was told she had not returned.

He did not make any report.

I don’t think it’s so weird that he didn’t make a missing person report… He had just met her a few hours earlier. They kissed in the ocean, got carried out by a wave, made their way back to the shore and he began puking the water that was he had swallowed. When he was done puking, he looked around and said he thought she had Gone back to her room. Since they barely knew each other that does not seem odd to me at all. Why would he think she was missing?

His friend told him the next morning.

Still, no report.

None of Sudiksha’s five friends made a report until after their day excursion.

The man last seen with a missing woman is always a POI and sadly, often harmed them. His failure to report cast more suspicion on him. Esp now that he’s trying to cast himself as hero. He knew the next morning that she had not returned and said nothing. It’s suss.

The friends were all captured on video returning, so not last known to be seen with her. Thus not POIs.

He didnt need to say anything, the friends already reported her missing at that point! He didn't know this girl but for a few hours. He had no idea she wasn't back with her friends.

Read the thread, read some articles, stop making untrue assertions.

It is TRUE that he didn't know she was missing until the friends contacted him in the afternoon. They still went on an excursion- and he's the one who should have reported when he didn't even know he was the last one to see her? He didn't know this girl but for an hour or so. He probably couldn't even recall her name. You're looking at this through eyes of info he didn't have!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine a drunk college kid could hide a body in an unfamiliar country so well it couldn’t be found a week later. He may have drowned her, but she definitely drowned.

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