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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Two things make me believe she was abducted then forced into drugs and sex work.

1) Sightings. Beyond credible. Above all the fbi forensic analysis of the sex worker site photos.

2) She was 5 ft tall, the ship railing 4 1/2 ft tall. No way she fell, and there is zero evidence to indicate she was motivated to jump. She was having fun and excited about all the recent good developments in her life.

[b]Very weird about the Amy website access from Barbados and Curacao on birthdays and holidays.[/b] [/quote]

Apparently the FBI doesn't have jurisdiction to chase down those IP addresses, but I hope some hacker who watches the docuseries does![/quote]

It's such a weird coincidence, and a nice thought that she could be alive, but it's been so long now. What leverage could they have over her at this point? The only thing I can imagine is that she's a drug addict. [/quote]

The Curacao brothel man relayed that she said her name, that she left the ship voluntarily to get drugs, and was basically entrapped after that. That seems  consistent with the convo overheard with her presumed captors by the lady in the bathroom in 2005: forced into helping with drug deals and also sex work. The mention of being allowed to see the children was disturbing, and the possibility they could have been hers. She could have been a full-blown drug addict at that point.[/quote]

The consistency with the sightings is striking. The taxi driver same day the ship docked in Curacao, likely seeking drugs. After that she was seen in the company of two men, who seemed to be controlling her, at two different times. The tattoos were specific (scuba guy sighting). She 'purchased' drugs then owed them money and they forced her into service. She told the brothel guy she was there because of a $200 debt. If a full-blown drug addict at that time, might have always been in 'debt' with no possibility of freedom. Don't know what to make of the kids comment, but doubt they were hers. Not common for trafficked women to be allowed to proceed with pregnancies. Maybe she had grown attached to some, who knows. The Caribbean website hits on specific meaningful dates do allow for some hope, if very small. [/quote]

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