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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did poster calling Konanki family important people, ever came back to explain why?

Many were asking but doesn't seem like it was answered. It could be "their culture" thing. Maybe they were or within their community.

Stop replying to yourself. You are the poster who keeps bringing this up and sock-puppeting so you can make thinly veiled racist statements.

Did an Indian-American take your job?

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Anonymous wrote:judge ruled in his favor but it’s unclear if he will be allowed to leave DR or get back his passport.

The friend apparently also was still there, and just got his passport back today.

Here is an update https://www.foxnews.com/us/american-consulate-dominican-republic-offering-help-iowa-man-held-missing-student-case

Thanks for posting the link. It's been weirdly hard to find a detailed article. And some articles have been wrong, saying he is free to leave. Ahem, NY Post printed the wrong info!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:judge ruled in his favor but it’s unclear if he will be allowed to leave DR or get back his passport.

The friend apparently also was still there, and just got his passport back today.

Here is an update https://www.foxnews.com/us/american-consulate-dominican-republic-offering-help-iowa-man-held-missing-student-case

Thanks for posting the link. It's been weirdly hard to find a detailed article. And some articles have been wrong, saying he is free to leave. Ahem, NY Post printed the wrong info!

Anonymous wrote:judge ruled in his favor but it’s unclear if he will be allowed to leave DR or get back his passport.

The friend apparently also was still there, and just got his passport back today.

Here is an update https://www.foxnews.com/us/american-consulate-dominican-republic-offering-help-iowa-man-held-missing-student-case

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Anonymous wrote:I think they bought time to see if evidence is found, perhaps her body. Would have been easiest for prosecutor to turn the page today, instead they pushed back hard. Lots of Latin drama and shouting in the courtroom. The DR AG is personally involved, if she wanted his passport returned today probably would have happened.

More to play out.

I think they're just worried about the resort's liability and the impact on tourism, would be very convenient if the American boy were to blame.

At any rate, she is the fourth drowning victim at that same resort this year, and only one of the bodies was recovered.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Does Indian embassy or authorities there in DR or India have any say since it was presumed young woman and family are Indian citizens?

What would you like them to do?

It's a question. Anyone Knowledgeable on this, certainly not the PP.

Of course it's a question. What authority do you think Indian officials have regarding this?

That was the question? If you don't know, move on

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Indian embassy or authorities there in DR or India have any say since it was presumed young woman and family are Indian citizens?

What would you like them to do?

It's a question. Anyone Knowledgeable on this, certainly not the PP.

Of course it's a question. What authority do you think Indian officials have regarding this?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Indian embassy or authorities there in DR or India have any say since it was presumed young woman and family are Indian citizens?

What would you like them to do?

It's a question. Anyone Knowledgeable on this, certainly not the PP.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Indian embassy or authorities there in DR or India have any say since it was presumed young woman and family are Indian citizens?

What would you like them to do?

Anonymous wrote:I think they bought time to see if evidence is found, perhaps her body. Would have been easiest for prosecutor to turn the page today, instead they pushed back hard. Lots of Latin drama and shouting in the courtroom. The DR AG is personally involved, if she wanted his passport returned today probably would have happened.

More to play out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did poster calling Konanki family important people, ever came back to explain why?

Many were asking but doesn't seem like it was answered. It could be "their culture" thing. Maybe they were or within their community.

Stop replying to yourself. You are the poster who keeps bringing this up and sock-puppeting so you can make thinly veiled racist statements.

Did an Indian-American take your job?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think her family will sue anyone.

On what basis? They don’t have a leg to stand on. Their daughter made some bad decisions.

May be against the resort, for lack of back up power, no security on the beach and bartenders not cutting supply after people had more than what their body weight could handle.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did poster calling Konanki family important people, ever came back to explain why?

Many were asking but doesn't seem like it was answered. It could be "their culture" thing. Maybe they were or within their community.

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Anonymous wrote:On top of everything else that has happened, his college semester is wrecked. Who knows when he'll get home and if he can even finish the semester. Wow, who would have thought a Spring Break trip would result in all of this.

Lying DR prosecutors. I don’t get their end game. The parents gave them a huge opportunity to close the case, at lease against this “witness”.

For $??

Anonymous wrote:Does Indian embassy or authorities there in DR or India have any say since it was presumed young woman and family are Indian citizens?