Interesting so who has his passport?
Fiscales insisten en que Joshua Steven Riibe es investigado como testigo y niegan tener su pasaporte
Defendieron que en ningún momento ha sido arrestado y que el señalado ha sido entrevistado cuatro veces desde el sábadolistindiario.com
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Girl Missing from RIU Hotel in Punta Cana
Nothing the embassy couldn't sort out or it may magically surface now that it is no longer in danger of seizure. He could be in the US as early as tomorrow.
Some angry pissed off colonel who obviously doesnt know our esteemed member SKY
His passport will be held and he will cont to be under watch for at least the next 10 days. A hearing is set for March 28
Do you have a link for that, because all the news outlets are saying he is free to leave.
They referenced CPC 76-02 as I mentioned before which does in fact cover impedimento. So you are correct
Here's one of a few I came across
Dominican judge rules in Iowa witness' favor in missing American student case
The State Department has confirmed it is assisting in the search for missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, whom authorities believed drowned on March 6.
www.foxnews.com
I don't know, we will see. I am not sure how accurate all this is but again we will see. It says a hearing for the location of his passport but then says he lost his passport. They returned a friend's passport, I did not know someone else was involved?Here's one of a few I came across
Dominican judge rules in Iowa witness' favor in missing American student case
The State Department has confirmed it is assisting in the search for missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki, whom authorities believed drowned on March 6.
It was not immediately clear when Riibe would be able to leave the country. Riibe will have another hearing on March 28, when he is expected to receive an explanation about the location of his passport. He can move freely within the Dominican Republic until then.
Riibe's lawyers had said his passport was confiscated, but prosecutors argued that he lost his passport. Meanwhile, Dominican authorities returned Riibe's friend's passport on Tuesday afternoon.
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First it has to be on topic, then we can't take pot shots, but one member always does hmmm, then you have to post a link then the source isn't accurate. Do I have it right yet? 🤣
I'm far from an expert, but maybe that was put in the tos when I was under anesthesia?
One of the lawyers, or maybe a prosecutor, already said there was no way they will be issuing a death certificate w/o a body. Hijo posted that.
Between the FBI and Interpol being involved, the massive search effort that been done so far, and the letter from the girls parents, I see zero reason for any PR disaster or basis for a massive lawsuit.
Forgive me
but What part of IF are people not understanding ??
Should I have used ALL CAPS ?
" IF > Then" .. First day of any course in basic Logic ..
Maybe this is the Reason for all the Arguments in here.
People are not actually reading what others are posting.
Here you go
"If-then" statements, also called conditional statements, are core to logic, expressing a relationship where if a condition (the "if" part, or antecedent) is true, then a consequence (the "then" part, or consequent) follows.
death in absentia is a long and difficult process. My uncle fell in the Frazer River in Canada and there were half a dozen people that saw him swept away. His body wasn't found for 3 months. He was declared dead in absentia, but my cousins had to do a lot of paperwork.
There's no point in talking about "if" the government gives them a death certificate - they're not. And it doesn't matter "if" anything - no PR disaster and no massive lawsuit. No ifs, ands, or buts about it.
And that's in Canada. According to what Hijo posted, in the DR, no body - no death certificate, not for a very long time anyway.
Here's Hijo's post:
hoy.com.do
Abogado sobre petición de los padres de Sudiksha: "Si no hay cuerpo, no hay prueba de un fallecimiento"
Abogados penalistas afirmaron este martes que la petición de los padres de la india desaparecida Sudiksha Konanki, de declarar su fallecimiento...
hoy.com.do
What's in that Canadian drinking water? You Canadian men have some adventures!