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Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a case of drunk kids swimming at night and struggling with the waves & currents.

Teach your kids to never swim in a body of water at night. Doubly true if there is alcohol involved. You won’t be found until after daybreak.

Keep in mind as well these people likely woke up a little late. Probably didn’t notice she was missing for awhile.

Yeah they were up all night and slept all day. Not at all shocking they weren't aware she was missing. And they may have thought she was with the guy in his room.

Anonymous wrote:Why do people even go to DR? It seems like your chances of dying are pretty high there.

Not if you don't go swimming drunk in the dark?

So, he had his arm around her???

Anonymous wrote:Word went out throughout the TJ community very quickly and right after she disappeared; every is in shock and disbelief and praying for her safe return, even if she graduated before my child started at TJ.

Umm, this has nothing to do with your child. She has been missing since the 6th. I think the lesson here is to teach young adults to not get wasted and run around in the wee hours with strangers no matter what country you're in. This goes for young men and women. We have a serious problem in the US with binge drinking in college.

Why do people even go to DR? It seems like your chances of dying are pretty high there.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet the friends didn't want to get involved because of their questionable us citizenship status

What? The friends in this case could be seen as suspects possibly why they don't want to get involved, or have been instructed not to if they have someone representing them. no one knows what actually happened.

They're not suspects. She is an adult who did adult things alone. It's not cool that they did not stay together but that is not a crime.

If you are concerned getting swept up in an investigation and you are not a us citizen but live in the us, you may not want to get involved. It's wild that there are green card holders in the US doing all these things overseas and in the US.

^^^
You seem dumb

Maybe you should turn in

Her friends did not commit a crime, you seem confused. The US citizen man may or may not, remains to be seen.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet the friends didn't want to get involved because of their questionable us citizenship status

What? The friends in this case could be seen as suspects possibly why they don't want to get involved, or have been instructed not to if they have someone representing them. no one knows what actually happened.

They're not suspects. She is an adult who did adult things alone. It's not cool that they did not stay together but that is not a crime.

If you are concerned getting swept up in an investigation and you are not a us citizen but live in the us, you may not want to get involved. It's wild that there are green card holders in the US doing all these things overseas and in the US.

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a case of drunk kids swimming at night and struggling with the waves & currents.

Teach your kids to never swim in a body of water at night. Doubly true if there is alcohol involved. You won’t be found until after daybreak.

Keep in mind as well these people likely woke up a little late. Probably didn’t notice she was missing for awhile.

Sounds like a case of drunk kids swimming at night and struggling with the waves & currents.

Teach your kids to never swim in a body of water at night. Doubly true if there is alcohol involved. You won’t be found until after daybreak.

Anonymous wrote:Konanki is believed to have drowned after being overwhelmed by a large wave while swimming, but he was swimming with her, and the waves were so strong that only he got back safely, yet she wasnt reported missing until 4 pm.

Maybe the guy heard the music and got out of the water and acting that he don't know anything

If she indeed drown and wasn’t reported till 4 pm who knows where her body might be at this point. Again that beach is known for its high currents.

Konanki is believed to have drowned after being overwhelmed by a large wave while swimming, but he was swimming with her, and the waves were so strong that only he got back safely, yet she wasnt reported missing until 4 pm.

Maybe the guy heard the music and got out of the water and acting that he don't know anything

https://dr1.com/forums/attachments/img_7995-jpeg.10546/

A picture of the camera with her friends and the man.

https://dr1.com/forums/attachments/img_7996-jpeg.10547/

This is the guy she was last seen with.

Om Shanthi. I pray for her soul. My heart hurts for her family and friends. I’m Indian American from a similar background. Her parents looked so shocked. I can only imagine how proud they were of their premed daughter. May they find peace.