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How many cruise passengers, disembarking in the Bahamas for a day excursion, would you suspect have been sexually assaulted in an upscale resort on the Bahamas, or really any tropical paradise where Cruise ships dock? I would say VERY, very few.
I don't know. I do know that the notice I mentioned about crime in Nassau specifically mentioned three American tourists being sexually assaulted by jet-ski operators at Paradise Island. So yes, it does happen. How often it happens, I couldn't say. Apparently often enough that the State Department has raised the threat level for the Bahamas.
I don’t know how the nurse would know they were drugged, not drunk. Only a toxicology can determine that. She may be the world’s best nurse, but she doesn’t know what is in their bloodstream just by seeing them.
As for her verifying that the bruises were not there when they boarded the ship, come on. She was that close to them, checking out their legs? Instead of talking with her friends or family or playing on her phone or taking photos? I don’t check out other women’s legs. And the bruising wasn’t that vivid that it woukd grab her attention..
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Agreed. Also, it's odd that the two women claimed they were raped on a secluded part of the beach, but the nurse claims that they were found unconscious in the bathroom of the resort? Just way too many discrepancies in their narrative. The nurse is also claiming that she is extremely traumatized by all this, and at the rate she's selling her story to the tabloids and the likes of News Nation, I think we can expect a civil suit from her as well.
For whatever it's worth, someone from the same town as the women has been posting on social media that they have made similar accusations in the past.
I've been to Cancun. Never went to the bars. If you want a drink, you can get one with dinner at a regular restaurant. No one's going to hover over your dinner table while you're eating, to try to buy you drinks.
Except it was resort staff in uniform that spiked their drinks.
In their own words, these women tested positive for methamphetamine, cocaine, and "opiates." So now they're "spiking drinks" with meth as well as cocaine. Right.
Warning — this video is really cringe. I had to pause it several times.
How many cruise passengers, disembarking in the Bahamas for a day excursion, would you suspect have been sexually assaulted in an upscale resort on the Bahamas, or really any tropical paradise where Cruise ships dock? I would say VERY, very few.
I would imagine most young girls something like this happens to, never tell anyone.
What difference though does it make, how many incidents there have been?
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