Parents of missing American college student share why they asked for daughter’s death declaration

Sudiksha Konanki’s parents, University of Pittsburgh Students He said on March 6 that the missing person from the Dominican Republic had been told that the authorities had announced his daughter’s death.

Their statements were made after they wrote to La Policia Nacional Dominican National Police Force, “Dominican authorities have concluded that Sudiksha is believed to have been drowned,” said Monday.

“Both sides of the authorities showed us the height of the waves at the time of the incident,” Sudiksha’s father Subbarayudu Konanki told reporters on Tuesday.

Sudiksha Konanki reportedly disappeared on March 6 at her resort in Punta Cana. It was later revealed that the 20-year-old college student swam in a red flag warning with a male hotel guest, who was believed to be a witness to the disappearance of Kang Ki, but was not a suspect or person of interest.

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“Our daughter has gone, it is our deep sadness and heavy heart,” Subbarayudu said on Tuesday.

“We have been going through so much pain these days, and we feel sad that we can’t believe it.”

– Barayudu Konanki

Eyewitness, 22-year-old Joshua Riibe of Iowa, apparently Tell the Dominican authorities According to the translated transcript of the interview they shared with Fox News, a big wave crashed while they were swimming.

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He said he tried to help her and ended up seeing her wade in deep knee water. Then he began to vomit sea water and noticed Konanki no longer sees it And assume she returned to her hotel room. Ribe said he fell asleep in a beach chair and eventually returned to his room.

Hotel surveillance footage showed Riibe returning to his hotel room around 9 a.m. on March 6.

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Subbarayudu told reporters that the police “cleared that the person interested is not the suspect.”

“Let our daughters pray,” he said, adding that he and his wife also have to take care of their lives. Sudiksha was “very smart” and “wanted to start medicine”, he said, which is why she took a medical course at Pitt.

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Subbarayudu also said he and his wife believed the authorities were “100%”.

Konanki, from the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office in Virginia, issued a statement Tuesday sharing her family’s belief in her drowning.

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“While the authorities in the Dominican Republic depend on the authorities, we will continue to review the evidence and information we provide to us during the investigation, we will do everything possible to support the Konanki family.”

Ribbe is believed to be one of the last to meet with Konanki, who held a hearing on his habeas voluntary order on Tuesday, or his decision to the Dominican Republic for having confiscated his passport and detained him in the country since March 6.

The judge finally agreed with Riibe that he was illegally detained and that he will hold another hearing on March 28. It is not clear when he will be able to leave the Dominican Republic.

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Riibe, senior St. Cloud State University in Minnesota Since Konanki was reportedly missing, he has not been charged with a crime, but is considered a key witness in the case.

His family said his ongoing needs existed in the country’s needs.

Fox News’ Michael Ruiz, Mara Robles and Nate Foy contributed to the report.