Missing college student in the Dominican Republic from Ashburn

[Anonymous]

If he was passed out on the beach, anything could have happened to her. He wouldn’t need to orchestrate it.

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Anonymous wrote:Is Joshua Steven Ribe from the US as well?

Yes. 24 years old. Really don't think he orchestrated a kidnapping. Just stinking drunk and dumb.

He wiped his internet presence very quickly.

His lawyer probably told him to. He's the next Joran Vandersloot.

This seems likely. He has reportedly offered more than 1 story, never a good sign.

Yeah I don’t buy that he thought she made it out of the water.
I think she drowned and he was either too drunk to notice before it was too late or he was passed out.

Either way, he didn’t come screaming for help because she was already gone and he didn’t know what to do. I don’t think he killed her but I do think this will haunt him!

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Anonymous wrote:What kind of girlfriends abandon their drunk and wasted friend with a strange boy on a beach in a foreign country at 5am???

Not good friends at all. Either dimwits or drunk or both. Very sketchy, stupid behavior.

Have you ever tried to reason with a drunk person?

[Anonymous]

If the legal drinking age was lowered to 18, young college kids wouldn't need to flee the US to do their binge drinking during spring break.

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Anonymous wrote:If the legal drinking age was lowered to 18, young college kids wouldn't need to flee the US to do their binge drinking during spring break.

I agree with this.

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Anonymous wrote:What kind of girlfriends abandon their drunk and wasted friend with a strange boy on a beach in a foreign country at 5am???

Not good friends at all. Either dimwits or drunk or both. Very sketchy, stupid behavior.

Have you ever tried to reason with a drunk person?

Yes. I get it. So some stay with her and the rest go get help.

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Anonymous wrote:If the legal drinking age was lowered to 18, young college kids wouldn't need to flee the US to do their binge drinking during spring break.

How about learning to have fun without being drunk?

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Anonymous wrote:What kind of girlfriends abandon their drunk and wasted friend with a strange boy on a beach in a foreign country at 5am???

Pretty much every young woman on spring break right now.

I know I did this exact same thing multiple times at her age.

What, did you want her friends to stand around in a circle while she hooked up with the guy to make sure she was safe? She was a 20 year old adult woman. She made a choice. Unfortunately, it was a bad one.

The choice to go at all was bad. Her parents never should have let her go. And yes, they could stop her. I am SURE they are paying her school tuition and expenses.

Why shouldn't she go? Never mind whether they could stop her or not.

Because she lacks the ability to make good decisions. Like not swimming drunk in the dark.

!1 Very basic good decisions.

[Anonymous]

Per CNN the man has told several versions of what happened / when he last saw her. At 24 he is likely not a college student there on spring break?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the legal drinking age was lowered to 18, young college kids wouldn't need to flee the US to do their binge drinking during spring break.

Hey, why stop at 18? Maybe 16? 15?

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Anonymous wrote:If the legal drinking age was lowered to 18, young college kids wouldn't need to flee the US to do their binge drinking during spring break.

How about learning to have fun without being drunk?

This. And how about parents stop funding these drunken escapades.

[Anonymous]

Book smarts but no street smarts.

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Anonymous wrote:If the legal drinking age was lowered to 18, young college kids wouldn't need to flee the US to do their binge drinking during spring break.

How about learning to have fun without being drunk?

This. And how about parents stop funding these drunken escapades.

What a bore dcum is.

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Anonymous wrote:If the legal drinking age was lowered to 18, young college kids wouldn't need to flee the US to do their binge drinking during spring break.

How about learning to have fun without being drunk?

This. And how about parents stop funding these drunken escapades.

What a bore dcum is.

I'll take boring and alive.

[Anonymous]

He’s from Iowa.

https://nypost.com/2025/03/10/us-news/pitt-student-sudiksha-konankis-friend-says-he-passed-out-and-she-was-gone/

It all reminds me so much of Natalee Holloway.