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Kentucky moms 'raped' at Bahamas beach bar had torn bathing suits, were crying, vomiting, covered in bruises on their legs and screamed at sight of black 'attacker', nurse who treated them says
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The two white broads were fucking around with black men and someone who
knew them saw it when they streamed bits live facetiming. They got
busted. Screaming "rape" is how liberal whores try and evade
responsibility for their poor decisions.
The Kentucky moms 'raped' at a Bahamas beach bar had torn bathing suits,
were vomiting and coming in and out of consciousness, a nurse who treated
them says.
Ladonna Batty, a family nurse practitioner from Arkansas, said Dongayla
Dobson and Amber Shearer, both 31, were crying and covered in bruises
when she got to them.
The moms claim they were attacked during a shore excursion from their
Carnival Cruise by staff at Pirate's Cove beach resort on Grand Bahama
after receiving 'spiked' cocktails.
Batty previously corroborated their reports by detailing the traumatic
scene she encountered when she was led to the women, but provided
harrowing new details about their state including their fear when they
were forced to identify their alleged attacker.
'They were both on the floor and they were in a complete mess. Dongayla,
her bathing suit was very out of place. Her breasts were exposed and she
didn't even know they were exposed. She was vomiting on the floor, coming
in and out of consciousness,' Batty told Fox News.
She described how she began trying to get Amber to 'come to' and noticed
that 'both girls had bruises on their legs, lots of bruises on their knees
from about the kneecap down'.
'I could tell it was a bad situation that was going to go south pretty
quickly,' Batty added.
The nurse said Amber was the more coherent of the two but quickly began
screaming that they had been raped.
The moms' fear only increased when resort staff went and got the alleged
attacker for them to identify, Batty said.
'They immediately started crying and getting louder, scared acting and
trembling even more when they brought him into the room,' she explained.
'It escalated it got worse, they were terrified. Both the girls were, they
were terrified. I knew just by looking at them that they had been
assaulted in some manner.'
Police were called after a resort housekeeper found the pair unconscious
in a resort bathroom.
'We were treated as criminals and refused rape kits after asking
repeatedly,' Shearer said.
'We were forced to show where our rapes took place and to face the men who
raped us,' she added.
The women claimed they were taken to a bathroom and 'forced to urinate'
and 'wipe away the evidence'.
'They had us change out of the one-piece swimsuits and into our swimsuit
covers,' Dobson told NewsNation.
It was only back on the boat that they were given a rape kit test and a
toxicology test, which showed the cocktail of drugs including cocaine,
opiates and benzodiazepines in their system, but no alcohol.
Police arrested a 54-year-old man from Eight Mile Rock and a 40-year-old
from South Bahama after resort staff showed them security footage of the
women being led away.
Pirate’s Cove later cast doubt on the women’s account saying it ‘conflicts
with what the time-stamped surveillance videos contain’.
But Batty shutdown the resort's comments and said the women were in
'shambles'.
'I can't even fathom what they could even be talking about. Was the girls'
story kind of jumbled? Absolutely, they were drugged,' she said.
'For someone that wasn't drugged that would be difficult after something
so traumatic so I don't understand why they're tearing that apart.'
The Bahamas is visited by 7million Americans a year and tourism accounts
for 70 percent of its economy.
But it has been subject to an official US travel advisory since January
warning visitors to exercise ‘extreme caution’ after a spate of murders
and sexual assaults.
The women claim they were never alerted by the cruise company to the
advisory before leaving the boat for a resort promoted by Carnival as
offering ‘true Bahamian relaxation’.
'We had no idea what was going on in the Bahamas, none whatsoever,’ they
said.
'We were targeted from the moment we were spotted.'
Carnival has insisted the women were on an ‘independent shore excursion’,
and its crew members ‘routinely share guidance with guests on keeping safe
while ashore’
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13087595/kentucky-moms-raped-
bahamas-crying-vomiting-nurse.html?ico=related-replace#comments
knew them saw it when they streamed bits live facetiming. They got
busted. Screaming "rape" is how liberal whores try and evade
responsibility for their poor decisions.
The Kentucky moms 'raped' at a Bahamas beach bar had torn bathing suits,
were vomiting and coming in and out of consciousness, a nurse who treated
them says.
Ladonna Batty, a family nurse practitioner from Arkansas, said Dongayla
Dobson and Amber Shearer, both 31, were crying and covered in bruises
when she got to them.
The moms claim they were attacked during a shore excursion from their
Carnival Cruise by staff at Pirate's Cove beach resort on Grand Bahama
after receiving 'spiked' cocktails.
Batty previously corroborated their reports by detailing the traumatic
scene she encountered when she was led to the women, but provided
harrowing new details about their state including their fear when they
were forced to identify their alleged attacker.
'They were both on the floor and they were in a complete mess. Dongayla,
her bathing suit was very out of place. Her breasts were exposed and she
didn't even know they were exposed. She was vomiting on the floor, coming
in and out of consciousness,' Batty told Fox News.
She described how she began trying to get Amber to 'come to' and noticed
that 'both girls had bruises on their legs, lots of bruises on their knees
from about the kneecap down'.
'I could tell it was a bad situation that was going to go south pretty
quickly,' Batty added.
The nurse said Amber was the more coherent of the two but quickly began
screaming that they had been raped.
The moms' fear only increased when resort staff went and got the alleged
attacker for them to identify, Batty said.
'They immediately started crying and getting louder, scared acting and
trembling even more when they brought him into the room,' she explained.
'It escalated it got worse, they were terrified. Both the girls were, they
were terrified. I knew just by looking at them that they had been
assaulted in some manner.'
Police were called after a resort housekeeper found the pair unconscious
in a resort bathroom.
'We were treated as criminals and refused rape kits after asking
repeatedly,' Shearer said.
'We were forced to show where our rapes took place and to face the men who
raped us,' she added.
The women claimed they were taken to a bathroom and 'forced to urinate'
and 'wipe away the evidence'.
'They had us change out of the one-piece swimsuits and into our swimsuit
covers,' Dobson told NewsNation.
It was only back on the boat that they were given a rape kit test and a
toxicology test, which showed the cocktail of drugs including cocaine,
opiates and benzodiazepines in their system, but no alcohol.
Police arrested a 54-year-old man from Eight Mile Rock and a 40-year-old
from South Bahama after resort staff showed them security footage of the
women being led away.
Pirate’s Cove later cast doubt on the women’s account saying it ‘conflicts
with what the time-stamped surveillance videos contain’.
But Batty shutdown the resort's comments and said the women were in
'shambles'.
'I can't even fathom what they could even be talking about. Was the girls'
story kind of jumbled? Absolutely, they were drugged,' she said.
'For someone that wasn't drugged that would be difficult after something
so traumatic so I don't understand why they're tearing that apart.'
The Bahamas is visited by 7million Americans a year and tourism accounts
for 70 percent of its economy.
But it has been subject to an official US travel advisory since January
warning visitors to exercise ‘extreme caution’ after a spate of murders
and sexual assaults.
The women claim they were never alerted by the cruise company to the
advisory before leaving the boat for a resort promoted by Carnival as
offering ‘true Bahamian relaxation’.
'We had no idea what was going on in the Bahamas, none whatsoever,’ they
said.
'We were targeted from the moment we were spotted.'
Carnival has insisted the women were on an ‘independent shore excursion’,
and its crew members ‘routinely share guidance with guests on keeping safe
while ashore’
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13087595/kentucky-moms-raped-
bahamas-crying-vomiting-nurse.html?ico=related-replace#comments
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