What Happened to Missing Woman Nancy Ng?
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- Опубліковано 21 лис 2023
- Nancy Ng mysteriously disappeared while on a kayaking excursion on Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. Inside Edition’s Lisa Guerrero traveled there in search of answers about what happened to the California woman and interviewed the kayak company’s owner and members of Ng’s family.
Shout out to lisa for going the extra mile to the location and showing us what could have happen. You can tell they actually care about this case, well done inside edition.
She was raped and murdered by a HORNDOG. Rest in peace.
she is enjoy doing this
"Across the globe to Guatemala"
Guatemala is literally closer than Hawaii to the continental USA.
She gets a free holidayy
It's slightly better than trying to sell over priced gadgets to people
The lady who was with her (a lawyer from CA) waited over 4 weeks to come forward & say she drowned after the Guatemalaian government put out a plea looking for her for a statement. Her excuse? She was traumatized by the Internet & the threats she got over those 4 weeks! While I don't condone threats, none of it would've EVER CAME HER WAY had she just came forward & told the family & law enforcement what she saw that day! People were angry BECAUSE she hid for 4 weeks. You'd hope that, as a lawyer, she would've cooperated sooner.
She spoke to the authorities immediately. The police said there was nothing they could do and it’s common there. The police informed Nancy’s family the day she drowned. No one is owed a public statement from her.
It’s a 3rd world country. She was probably terrified of possibly being held indefinitely in a Guatemalan jail.
Yeah. She's hiding something...
She wasn’t keen to stick around corrupt local police
She could have helped with the police search or direct them to the area. They didn't and left a missing friend dead somewhere in the water. Its very suss and they definitely did someone to her. Probably that YogiEddy guy did something and Christina is covering it all up with him. This was a yoga retreat group based in Pasenda in the US.
It’s highly irresponsible of the kayak company owners to give them the choice to take a life jacket. It should be obligatory.
Nope liberty - your life your choice.
@@garrymcdonald5456😂
@@PsychHyperfocus mate someone died
Nothing is obligatory in a third world country, travel at your own risk, accountability for your own actions
And then she would have taken it off to swim.
🤔 It might've been an accident but neither story from the lawyer/last person to see Nancy nor kayak rental owner makes sense. 1) Why would Nancy suddenly, voluntarily take a swim in choppy, unknown water far away from the group, leaving her kayak for someone else to watch? 2) Why would the last person to see Nancy, a lawyer, left Guatemala immediately then hired another lawyer to speak for her instead of being forthcoming or accessible to more questions? 3) What kind of kayak rental company doesn't offer life jackets??? I really don't buy her story that everyone in the yoga group was offered one but refused.
The whole thing is a setup. I don't believe Nancy drowned. She might have become human trafficking.
agree with everything minus the store lying. Even if they didnt offer, they seem to be right there for the taking, even if they werent offered, if someone said can I have one, they werent going to deny them. I have actually never seen someone on a kayak without a life jacket.
it makes sense why the lawyer would act that way. The lawyer is the easiest to blame being the last person to see her, a foreigner in the country, and more. She made the best choice in her situation but I do believe that she should give more information if she has any yk. As a lawyer you know you need a lawyer for something like this.
The family threatened Christine in the emails, that if she had to talk to them or else. Thats why she didn’t reply. The family has also been constantly lying, saying things like she didn’t tell anyone anything, when she did as soon as she got to the dock. That’s confirmed by police and the distress signal they sent out at the kayak place.
@@skippyla : That's not what is reported here.
They should make it a rule that you cannot go out without life jackets to avoid accidents like this happening again
This is a third world country without those types of rules
A life jacket won't prevent this from happening again.
She would have taken it off to swim
@@TyME411 it could lower the risk tho
Life is risky. Adult humans have to have the freedom to make their own choices. @@zoelak1285
Nah the last person who was with her knows exactly what happened. Very suspicious she didn't come straight forward as soon as possible if she was innocent. Not wait 2 weeks
she just didnt come forward to the media you nit. The fbi and police had already got their information from her. Stop harassing that innocent woman.
@@carpetbillyNo, she didn’t speak to local police right away. Hopped on plane back to US and got a lawyer.
@@gracesdaughter9074 No she gave a full statement to the police right away, she told them where to look on the lake. The police told her there was nothing they could do so of course she flew back. Anyone would get a lawyer in this situation its the smart thing to do.
@@chococat1313That’s not what I heard. I heard she reported the incident to the Guatemalan police two weeks after from the states, she never came forward and reported it to police right away.
I agree bro
Some people act differently around their friends. Maybe they were given the option but because her friends declined, she did too.
I think the friend that she was with on the water knows more.
I had the same thought
these people only met on this trip
@@Not_Always WHAT?! The segment made it seem like they were friends.
I couldn't wrap my head around the fact that all of the sudden Nancy just decided to hop off the kayak in the middle of the unknown lake and went for a swim. This is a bit too much for a person who just wanted to enjoy a 'peaceful' retreat IMHO.
She and some of the others do seem to be wearing bathing suites in their kayaks, so maybe they were planning to swim.
Then they would report it right away! If it’s truly an accident and no one is to blame, then they would have immediately called for a search and rescue team. The fact that they all talked, booked an earlier flight, then reported back in the states is sus.
@@allisonwongartGood point. It's almost as if they planned to go swimming in the lake. If they ran away from the search it could be because of this itinerary to swim without life jackets being something they could call into question.
This reminds of a few years back when few of my friends and I went to Maine. I was on a similar kayak (first time trying my hands at it) and I got too excited rowing it away from the shore. The water was beautiful and the clouds and the houses all looked so surreal. When I reached nearer to the land on the other side, I realized it was full of rocks and I was going to lose my balance and topple over. I quickly turned around and started rowing back. To my surprise I realized I had to move against the wind and the tide this time and it took a lot of energy to row. I kept rowing and it seemed like the kayak was hardly moving. It was the weirdest 10-15 minutes. I couldn’t feel my arms after sometime and my heart was pounding in my chest. I was having a mini panic attack. I kept on rowing like crazy and after some time caught 2 of my friends at a distance in a double kayak. I was so relieved to find them (though I didn’t reveal my panic lol). I wonder what would have happened if I couldn’t get back. It would have been dark soon. With no phone on me too! What a stupid thing to have done now that I look back.
cool story bro
She was raped and murdered by a HORNDOG. Rest in peace.
@@PrashantKumar-qp4er Shame on you, Prashant. Apne maa k baare mein tu aise bolega?? Her family and friends could be watching this.
@@user-yk5lv8iw8x Why shame on me for speaking the truth? Shame on the culprit, why shame on an innocent person like me?
@@PrashantKumar-qp4er
OOOH STOP 🛑 IT!!
As an adult, unfortunately, it really was Nancy's job to make sure she had a life jacket, if she wanted one. Her sister does not know anything FOR A FACT. That's a bold assumption, honestly. People surprise us all the time. Maybe she just made a bad decision. It happens. In any case, I hope they can return her body to the family.
To anyone who reads this, and this reply.
*This does not mean she deserved it.*
@@Irdkwtpiwfio nobody said that.
@@hoodpriestessphilosophyBut you sure as hell didn't say it
No one else took one so she probably just wanted to go along with the group.
fr. and she was with her family and sister when she DID wear a life vest. she was with friends and peer pressure, and they all didnt wear vests... why would only she?
3:03 Unfortunately, with group psychological dynamics, it's possible that Nancy declined a life-jacket because everyone else declined them too. I myself jumped out of a boat into a lake without a life-jacket as a kid age 14 and I was surprised by how fast the boat drifted away to the point I could not reach it. 5 feet quickly turn into 10 feet and then 15, and next thing you know the boat is unreachable. On other topic, I haven't seen any of these news reports mention that the area is known for having retreats that involve psychedelics drugs such as DMT, shrooms, and ayahuasca. Is it possible they were under the influence? Why else would everyone else skip town so fast?
That's quite an astute comment, well done! I don't think anyone else has suggested that drugs might be at the root of the issue, but it would certainly explain why the whole group basically fled the next day, and then all disappeared and clammed up after they returned home. Definitely a highly possible scenario!
It’s a sect, and they had a task not to take life jackets and for sure nobidy helped her when she was drowning and didnt even call the police when it happened
This is 75% for sure what happened in my mind I think the siblings just haven’t come to terms but who knows
@@Asimetric that was what the kayak company claimed
Why isn't IE looking deeper into the yoga instructor and the trip organizers? The group ended the trip early, left the area asap after she went missing. Her room and belongings were gone through by someone on the trip. The instructor and others on the trip didn't want to talk when they returned to the US. Instructor went right back to doing classes when home. Something is very fishy.
My guess is, the companion's kayak ran into Nancy's and tipped it over and caused her to fall into the water, where she then drowned.
The store had life jackets but possibly costed more to rent one, and the yoga group organizers did not want to pay that money, which is why no one in the group said they were offered one.
This is actually a really good theory!
Because why would NONE of them choose to wear a life vest?
It's not like they were a group of teenagers who didn't want to look uncool, they were a bunch of adults who'd gone to a yoga resort...
That's a good guess...
But that would mean it was an accident. Why did everyone flee early if it were to be an accident.
@@elliecallahan5874 everyone didn't flee. The only people pushing that story were the Kayak company owners, who weren't even there during this incident.
Wouldn’t the other eight people be able to say whether they were offered life jackets or not?
They won't even get in touch with the Ng family.
It doesn’t seem like anyone had a life jacket on but REGARDLESS, I wouldn’t go if I didn’t have a life jacket on since I’m not a great swimmer. But it seems like she didn’t want the jacket and even jumped off the kayak for a swim
The other people on the retreat aren't speaking up. Even the yoga instructor.
And nobody is bringing up the fact that the whole group left Guatemala a day earlier than their original flight date coupled with the the fact that Nancy's room was ransacked before they all left.
The whole thing is suspicious
There’s no evidence to the “ransacking” at all. It’s hearsay. I also couldn’t find any evidence they left earlier than planned, but staying and acting like nothing happened would actually be weird vs leaving early.
Everyone at the retreat spoke to authorities. The family is running around threatening everyone and then calling them liars when they do talk.
@@skippyla Exactly. That story about them leaving within hours came from the kayak company owners who wouldn't have access to that information.
Wow Inside Edition really went to Guatemala to that lake a few hours from the airport. I know it’s far since I’ve been. Cuddos to Inside Edition and Lisa Guerrero for going through this to find answers for this poor woman
She just wanted a free business trip.
My guess is she accidentally knocked Nancy off her kayak and failed to rescue her.
well I think she may have tried but was also putting her own life in peril and was too far from shore to call for help
Swimming in that water?. Really?. I don't believe this at all she appears to be a smart woman. No life vest or why would she risk her kayak. Just off.
Yep!!!! I 1000000% agree - please, Nancy's family - PLEASE BE ON THOSE LAST PEOPLE WHO SAW HER. Something neferious is going on!!!
no one in the group was wearing a life jacket. There is nothing suspicious about this, like at all.
For anyone who decides to go kayaking, please do not go for a swim like the victim might have done. Be aware of how unpredictable the ocean is. She is tough and you wont win unless you take the proper safety precautions.
You think someone that doesn't know how to swim would jump in the water?
Would you leave someone in danger just because he/she haven't taken your advice seriously?
May be just ignore a person drawning before your eyes then pack up and leave.
You all need an update. They left out the fact that the girl who last saw her disappear, fled the country right away and didn't tell anyone about what she saw until 5 weeks later back in the US, through her attorney.
This is completely untrue.
That is true. Look at the updates.
This is so sad and so unfair on every level. I hope there's true justice for Nancy
I just don’t believe she jumped into this choppy water and swam
Come home Nancy praying she is alive and well and full of spirits ❤and is in good health
she's already dead. no need to waste time praying
Honestly, I’m sure they were offered a life jacket. When it’s just you and your sister you might not think twice and you’d wear the life jacket. But with other people who all said no to it, you might think to say no as well. It’s not peer pressure it’s just something that happens most of the time without thought. Go with the crowd. Also most people who set out to take pictures would rather look cool without it.
Exactly! That's what I did in Semuc champey Guatemala 🇬🇹 very beautiful spot as well. They asked me do you want a life jacket for tubing down the river. I said no once I was in the river with the group, I instantly kind of regretted it! Thank God I didn't drown...
My husband and I were the only two people wearing life jackets on a snorkel cruise for our honeymoon. Everyone was offered one. Well guess what happened! A dad hit his leg on stinging coral and panicked. We were a ways from the boat and his daughter was freaking out. I was able to take off my life jacket and give it to him, then swam to the boat with my husband still in his life jacket. A worker caught up to the dad right after I did. The family was traumatized on the boat after. We were totally fine, even felt like heroes! But no one acknowledged that lol
Those life jackets look brand new….
Wow Sherlock very good observation I had to rewind. They don’t show sign of fading, wouldn’t they fade in the sun if anyone was wearing them.
The last woman to be with her is definitely acting like a guilty person. Doesn’t say anything. Gets forced to release a statement that she does through a lawyer. I believe it was an accident but I think she’s leaving out more details.
You literally have to get a lawyer in a situation like this. Why on earth is that bizarre
@@MeghanMarzio then why doesn’t she tell her lawyers to tell Nancy’s family where she drowned so they can recover her body? Because she’s guilty of hiding something.
She did say something because how do you think they even knew what happened when they were still in the country?
The weather is warm, the waves not like 5 feet high!! its not very very far from the shore like 200 meters.. i think somebody whos is athletic and physically fit can swim from that distance to the shore!! something fishy with this situation.
I lived in Santiago Atitlan years ago and swam the lake all the time. It does get pretty rough in the late morning/early afternoon.
The waters were rough. You also don't know how far into the lake she was to say that she could've swam to shore, especially with no life jacket
They say it was kayak accident; believe me Nancy did not hop out to take a swim in that water. Seeing the reporter in the same area convinced me that it was not an accident.
Don’t ever underestimate the power of water
Regardless of being offered a life jacket or not it was her responsibility to wear one. Sorry for their loss
I don’t believe she went for a “swim”. Something sketchy happened and no one wants to say
If it’s really simply an accident why make it so complicated
I find it impossible that every person refused a life jacket when offered that’s statistically incorrect surely. Life jackets should be mandatory standard.
My prayers go out to Nancys search. God bless Nancy & her family and stay positive ❤
yea bro kayaking is no joke.. I'm a full as adult. like 6'2 275lbs. when I capsized I swear to goodness I literally panicked. couldn't swim, super frantic, and couldn't figure out how to flip the kayak.... I swim like 30 mind back to shore, but in the process. lost my clothes, and shoes... because I felt like everything was holding me down... scary...
The fact everyone left to go to the us then came clean? They most likely left considering people can’t arrest you from a different country even if you commit the crime in that country, they came clean when they knew they were safe and still there seems to be missing information. The girl that was with her knows exactly what happened, everyone seems super shady.
Right ? I wouldn’t wanna be stuck and detained in a Guatemalan jail while they go thru questioning and investigation especially if I wasn’t even with her when it happened and now I’m stuck in another country dealing with their shady police and prisoners and most don’t even like Americans. No thanks
Rest in peace Miss Ng🙏 my heart goes out to her family.
The last person who was with her knows exactly what happened. I'm not buying her story that Nancy decided to go for a swim and she just innocently held onto her kayak. It's really fishy how quickly the others left the scene
"we're travelling across the globe to Guatemala"
Guatemala is, like, literally on the other side of Mexico.
IE always gotta justify those expenses.
This is a sad story. She should have asked for a life preserver. She is an adult. It can’t always be up to a business to take care of us. Sometimes they miss things. I wish the family the best.
You don’t know if she asked or not though
Even if she had a life preserver, she would’ve taken it off when she went swimming.
Its weird how Christina was struggling but didnt call out for Nancy if she truly cared about her or called for Help. They killed her.
Cared about her? She only met her a few days before. She also did call for help.
A lawyer was the last person with her...thats unfortunate for Nancy.
Pray that she is found safe and alive. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
hahahahahahahahahaha
That is wishful thinking....
🙏 🌼
She’s not a mermaid 🧜♀️ sweetheart
Sending love to the ones involved. Praying she comes home
Inside Edition: "We're traveling across the globe to Guatemala"
I wouldn't say travelling from the US to Guatemala is travelling across the globe.
They always add that dramatic feel to the stories 😂
You pronounced her name perfectly
The owner of the retreat is saying that all that group said no to live jackets… I think that is a lie.
Yeah owner is lying, it contradicts the witness saying they weren't offered life jackets. It's why she selectively uses the word "opportunity" and not offered, or provided. However in the end, even if it was stored somewhere else, it was available upon request so no foul play. Owner just didn't want her business to look bad since safety wasn't emphasized.
@@CodacoliI agree, I’ve went kayaking before and it was MANDATORY to wear a life vest. Some cases it’s not but I think it should become a rule. Also the owner took a moment before she said that they were offered the opportunity to wear one.
They were probably there on a stand but not verbally offered. Really they should’ve asked.
I find the people at the retreat even more suspicious. They didn't talk to police, didn't report the drowning and just left in 8-9 hours after the incident. They changed their tickets to leave early the next morning. Someone also went through the Nancy girl's room and belongings. The disappearance as reported 24 hours later. The Christina woman claims she told the Guatemalan police what happened but they said they didn't get any statements because they all left.
I've been to beaches where water was only up to my stomach and would be powerful enough to pull me away and lose balance. Idk the dynamics of a lake, but be careful out in water.
We need people to speak up please come forward ❤♥️💕❤️someone speak up someone bring her home someone come forward and bring her home please bring her home someone speak up please bring Nancy home praying to god for Nancy ❤
that woman who she kayaked with, got something evil over her
So sorry for the Ng family
She might’ve agreed to use a life jacket with her sister to set a good example, and probably whenever the majority of the group declined life jackets she went along with.
Why couldn't they at least notify authorities and the kayak company owner regarding the situation, at least they could of initiated the rescue or recovery operation at the time of the incident.
The fact that they didn't take any action just is so counterintuitive that it makes everyone suspicious.
...they did.
Google says the weight of the water in a lake can keep a body from returning to the surface. Also, Lake Atitlán, lake in southwestern Guatemala. It lies in a spectacular setting in the central highlands at about 5,128 feet (1,563 metres) above sea level. The lake, 1,049 feet (320 metres) deep, is 12 miles (19 km) long and 6 miles (10 km) wide, with an area of 49.3 square miles (127.7 square km)
I wonder if any of the locals might have seen what happened on the lake? I went paddle boarding at Lake Atitlan last month as well and afterwards went to a smoothie shop that overlooked the lake and two girls said they saw me paddle boarding. There's a lot of restaurants with tables facing the lake for a nice view. I didn't paddle very far out though, so they might have been too far from shore to be seen.
They really had to travel all the way to Guatemala to film this four-minute segment?!? Talk about wasting money.
This is why the traditional legacy media is dying. So many questions that could have been posed, including gaining clarification on the conflicting reports noted by the family, yet this news piece merely showed picturesque views of the lake and didn't dive much further than asking, "what do you think happened?" Such quality investigative journalism.
@@tylerd8245 👍👍👍
Free holiday.
We miss you Nancy everyday we hope your good 😇❤️✝️🙏🕊️🙌
Lisa be careful out there and stay safe also have a happy thanksgiving and to everyone reading this.
She's good, trust me. I was out there with my DJI drone flying around
if she died, im glad that she spent her last days at a beautiful place and was happy. i hope that she didnt have to endure such pain during her final moments. may she rest in peace
if your saying she died by drowning how did the others not see/hear her
@@shilohsv1deos you answered your own question
No one loses a friend like this and halls a$$ back home immediately! She’s a defense attorney so she knows how to protect herself legally
I think people seem to misunderstand the dynamics here. None of these people were friends. They only met at the retreat.
wow the water Lisa was in looked really rough and scary. I would be panicking with a life jacket on, the fact that none of these people had one is amazing. i know how to swim but water is incredible, you can drown even a pool and know how to swim.
Great reporting
Lisa is my fav reporter. Please ask the group why they didn’t talk to the family for a long time.
"She jumped out of her kayak to go for a swim"-- does that sound kinda fishy to anyone? I mean, her boat would just float away... I don't think she would do that.
then why she was wearing a bikini at the time of the incident ??
@@razimmahfuz473 no, no, it must've been a murder plot of someone they just met days earlier and had no personal connection with.
03:40
"....We understand how this could be traumatizing for the witness...." The witness isn't traumatized. The witness is trying to tread in a way that she doesn't get legal or public blame/shame. She's only thinking of herself so don't give her more credit as a concerned person than she is. She already wouldn't speak unless it was legally prepared in a careful way.
She already gave a statement, but the family wasn't satisfied with the answers they were given.
I work at a surf shop and 90% of our customers refuse life jackets. So stupid
Why would someone who isn't familiar with the water, not accept a lifejacket?? That sounds suspicious to me.
and yet there is video of her in a kayak, sans life jacket.
So sad😭😭 beautiful Nancy.. hope you still alive
These yoga retreat attendees need to take moral & ethic sessions before the yoga retreat.
You can get those sessions.. in jail!!
Why do people think that someone was murdered, why can't it be an accident, it seems to me that the kayak flipped over and she most likely drowned
This video doesn’t capture how shady the company and her group were acting. Her whole group flew home the next day and the person to last see her alive was not cooperating and spoke to police 2 weeks later with a lawyer…
One factor in this is that people who went for vacation to relaxed themself tends to "lower their guards"/"laid back" thinking that it is "safe."
I would have never gone canoeing without a lifejacket. It's sad she lost her life.☹💔
Seems like we will never fully know what happened to Nancy Ng. Nobody's speaking up on where she may have ended up in. Overall, I hope the family would still be able to reunite with her in some way. The trauma might have just been too much for them to take.
Shoutout to Inside Edition. Thank you, Lisa G!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Nothing is adding up, why would she jump in if she knows she's not a strong swimmer and there's a strong water current? How have they not found her body if she drowned? It's a lake, not an ocean. This just means someone deliberately drowned her or took her body somewhere?
why is it so hard to believe that she accidentally drowned?
@@Not_Alwaysjust too many red flags .
Why they don't use sonars for searching under water?? They just need to scan the lake.
R.I.P. ❤❤❤🕊
It amazes me how people will do these types of water activities without any life west. The water is dangerous
It is UNFORGETTABLE
They should check if the cost to rent a life jacket was predatory / tourist trappy. Sure she would have taken it if they offered it for free, but what if it was $100 extra? $200? $500? I have seen that kind of thing before in foreign countries. Being right next to a hotel just screams tourist trap .
Yeah, had the kayak company been located up in the mountains it would have been legit.
This is Guatemala lol nothing costs 100$
@@double_joseph327 Yeah but Sherlock Holmes over here thinks certain places around the world have "predatory practices" that can get away with things like charging an extra $100 for simply asking for a life jacket.
What was the public defenders relationship with the male yoga instructor that was fired. Did they know each other? How many times did the public defender attend the yoga retreat? It was mentioned he was released after the disappearance. I have so many questions.
I don’t think they insisted on wearing a life jacket but i don’t think Nancy was determined to get one. Who fault is that? I say the company. They should have had a policy to require life jacket and sign to acknowledge the offer or make the customer sign a waiver if they refused the jacket. 🤔
Lake Atitlan is considered a crater. It’s very deep.😞
Also important (and suspicious) that Christina and the leader of the kayaking excursion, Eddie ransacked Nancy's room immediately after their excursion.
this is completely made up/
so sad
Why did the owners not report the missing person/kayak if they suspected something? No deposit fee? Payment not required before/after renting equipment? Do kayaks grow on trees over there? What's the kayak rental procedure? How did 10 tourists get away without paying? ..How many of the Annual Lake deaths have Lee and Elaine Beal been involved in since they've own the kayak company? From all the information that we have, it seems that the Kayak Company along with Christina Blazek and everyone in the Yoga Group interfered, delayed, and made it impossible for rescuers to administer aid/find Nancy.
Grown Adult - Have some accountability. Ask for a life jacket if you know you should have/be in one. Your life - Take control of it.
If I owned a kayak company, life jackets would be a given with kayaks - included in the fee. Use or don't use it, decision will be on you. Wouldn't want any death on my hands, especially seeing how choppy those waters can be and knowing how many deaths take place at the lake. Reckless Business Owner's leaving windows & doors wide open for bad business/lawsuit/bad karma
The natives don’t go out on that volcano crater lake. They said whirlpools happen and suck folks down.
I was there in 1983
Very scary
I'm a pretty decent swimmer, but no matter how calm the water is, I always make sure I have a life vest on when venturing on to depths my feet can't reach. Better safe than sorry
Across the globe it’s literally 2 countries away from us 🤣
I sense the kayak company owner is lying to cover up a crime to protect her family and coworkers from prosecution.
she wouldnt be speaking to the media if that was the case. this woman has been forth coming since the beginning.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
In 1993, I was in Negril Jamaica and the scooter rental company had no helmets. Very dangerous.
Lisa needs to confront Christina
Bad things happen when you put yourself in harms way. It's totally unfortunate and very sad. But people please use your common sense. You cannot drink all of that water.
That lake looks scary 😱
So, why did it take so long for anyone to say anything? Why didn’t they say something immediately instead of waiting until weeks after they were back in the US?
* After seeking a lawyer and only corresponding through said lawyer…. 🤔
They all talked to authorities that day in Guatemala. They just didn’t speak to the press which is smart. And didn’t talk to the family which, considering the family threatened the main witness, is also smart.
Yeah and why did they go through her stuff?!
@@addicted367 No proof that this happened at all.
I really pray for the family
That's just weird/scary/sad it's all messed up what is going on in this world 🌎 we can't just have A LITTLE fun without dying or worrying about dying that is really messed up 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I believe they were not offered life jackets.. her face says it all when the question was asked 😢
Sounds like actions of guilt … who runs home and pretends it didn’t happen
In the case if she was gone, at least she died doing what she loves. Not many people get the chance to enjoy what they love in their last moment as they got rob of that chance ever happening.