Girl Disappears During Trip.. Instantly, Her 9 Friends Leave the Country 

I completely agree. I feel that if my worst enemy drowned like she says Nancy did, I would still tell authorities and cooperate, especially to give closure to the family. Her behavior doesn’t make sense even for a lawyer.

​@@izzy1793 Curious because I'm only hearing about this situation now and don't remember this being in the video: were Christina and Nancy enemies? Were they fighting for Eddys affection, or has it been determined that Christina was maybe jealous?

​@@catsotoriousI wondered if it was a lovers triangle deal.

​​​@@catsotoriousthe commenter isn't saying Christina and Nancy were enemies. The commenter is saying that if it were them in the situation, with their enemy drowning, they'd still help and cooperate with the authorities or something along those lines Edit: since being enemies make them a suspect

@@salmannazeer2688 yes this is what I meant to say thank you for clarifying :)

And drowning body can still be retrieved. But no body? Suspishhh

Surely they legally have to be investigated and help the police? This is crazy that you would witness a death or disappearance then run away and refuse to help the police. Surely they have to give statements as they are witness to a crime?

@@aurora6920 that's precisely why its so suspicious they left so quickly, because one possible motive that immediately occurs to a listener of this story when hearing that they quickly left the country, is that they did so precisely to avoid being under the jurisdiction and laws of the local police which might have the right to force them to cooperate in various ways, or hold them accountable for deliberate or negligent behavior. But if they leave the country before the police can act to keep them in their jurisdiction, a race against the local police, they can avoid such things. Now that they are out of country, they are unreachable by the local police, out from under their jurisdiction, and it would take diplomatic levels of cooperation to get them back in the local interrogation room of the police in guatemala, which depending on treaties and such might be impossible/unlikely, but in the very least - much less likely than if they had stayed. It reeks of panic and fear and an attempt to avoid being in a situation where they can be forced to cooperate in just the manner you describe. In the very least its behavior consistent w/that idea. And even if it fails and they eventually have to make statements or participate in some way in the investigation, they have certainly in the very least bought themselves a lot of time to consider a careful response, to talk to a lawyer, to protect themselves from whatever it is they fear might happen.

Don't worry, if it seems fishy to you, it DEFINATELY seems fishy to the investigators of local law authorities.

@@aurora6920 An accidental drowning isn't a crime, so they're not legally compelled to speak with police. Also, this happening in Guatemala but the witnesses being American citizens who are now back in America just makes it more complicated. US police don't have jurisdiction over there and Guatemala doesn't have jurisdiction over here. I'm pretty sure Guatemala would need some sort of direct evidence that a crime occurred and then convince the US to extradite the suspects.

Nancy is dead. She swan in rough water in a lake with which she was unfamiliar. Tragic. Sure. Criminal GTFU

Facts.

I heard that

You Are So Right!!

Especially yogis. Never trusted yogis.

yeah for real!

Yeah that's sus AF

💯

If my friend goes missing in a foreign country I am not leaving without them.

@@maureen6755 For sure! I wouldn't even let them out of my sight, I'd be standing guard outside of a bathroom. That's insane

Research yoga satanic origins..🤮

@@MyBeautifulHealth its both doumbass

I fully agree with you @Alexandria87 I hope Nancy gets justice she most definitely deserves.

They should be forced or held responsible.

Not true friends then. 😢

It's pretty normal to have an attorney to speak for you even if you are innocent to avoid your statement being misconstrued but her hesitance to tell anybody about the 'accident' speaks volumes. It was most likely foul play and she doesn't want the body to be found because of any defensive wounds that she could have. Hopefully the family gets the justice they deserve.

maybe drugs were involved

i don't blame her for getting an attorney, but refusing to cooperate with investigators is making her look sketchy a f.

That's what I'm thinking. Definitely drugs or illegal substances, and she probably died from an unfortunate accident @@PunaniJohnny

@@skye2669 ooooh defensive wounds! It’s been long enough for the “survivors” wounds to heal if Nancy did fight back

They weren't friends.

@@diggie9598 doesn't matter. you spend a week together at a retreat, you all have some kind of connection, whether that be friendly or just associates. absolutely none of them should've left EARLY. I can understand not wanting to miss a flight home, but they all rebooked for earlier flights, that is FISHY

@@jlt131 Also, they still haven't paid for their hotel stay or the kayak trip. There's another huge red flag. People who duck out paying for their vacation are already breaking laws, so anything they say can't be believed either.

​@@diggie9598 Easy to say that now, but you don't know the relationship they had before this. It's weird y'all keep saying this like she had bad judgement or something..

​@@Datguy-k7sIf they were her friends they never left her and went silent like that.

Sadly they didn’t find anyone, even with special sonars private investigators paid for by her family and peoples donations. They left without finding Nancy after trying to find her for at least a month. They need more information from the yoga instructor and the lady.

​@bananabread7707 bodies probably decomposing down there and became fish food? Not sure if crocs or gators are in that lake? Its just hard to imagine no bodies at all were found unless something ate them

Me too, makes me so angry that this entire group of so-called "friends" are continuing to be silent, while knowingly putting Nancy's family in excruciating agony (assuming one or more members of the group weren't directly or indirectly responsible for whatever happened to Nancy, and that's a big "if," honestly). Just absolutely vile and heartless.

@@bananabread7707really? That is so so sad, I had hopes that they would find her. When did they start searching? Do you have any information? Thank you

Is there a spiritual or scary story about that lake, that locals talk about ? Because this us really strange.

yeah and I wouldn't call people I met in a yoga class my friends either.

But they were all part of the same yoga 'school', and were rich enough to go on a foreign retreat in a subtropical paradise. They already had a lot in common.

that is what makes this whole thing look extremely suspicious !!!

Be careful who you call friends

@@domluminati427 Would you call them human?

sadly with American news it doesn’t surprise me that it faded out there are certain criteria that get the media to continually talk about you and your case. only certain people and certain types of people get the attention from the media even though everyone deserves it. I really do hope that this case gets the attention it deserves and that they find answers even though we probably already know what happened.

I’ve been looking for updates for a week there’s nothing 😢 glad to see this video. I also saw people were still donating as recent as yesterday so I’m glad this is still getting support

​@@ladyred5468only if it's like a puzzle with turning and shocking events to keep ppl interested is when something blows up.

Samsung early like the case of shanquela the US doesn't care about the citizen shameful to her friends and the US gov.

@@izzy1793 There won't be any updates. Her body is lost to that lake.

I don't know an attorney who knows a lot of innocent people go to jail for things they didn't do might. It seems definitely sketchy but it definitely also seems like something a lawyer would do.

exactly! the question is how long before someone breaks. i mean, there's a reason Benjamin Franklin said "3 people can keep a secret if two of them are dead". and we've got more then 3 people with a secret.

@@kerrysmiles She is withholding pertinent information in a missing persons case of a young woman. Her lawyer is a guy who owes her favors because she defended him when he was sexually assaulting multiple women at his work place. And he settled out of court for it, the law office had to pay victims for his misconduct. Maybe it’s because anyyyy other lawyer knows she EFFED UP BIG TIME! 🤔🤔🤔

That part had the red lights going off for me also. Who in their right mind simply changes their leave date and disappears after seeing a tragedy like that? Id be too upset to do anything but beg authorities for help . Doesn't make sense.

If someone in your party gones missing by accident, the rest of the party would be frantically searching for the missing person, calling in specialized rescue forces and whatnot.

@lindsay4313 Right, Christina acts like SHE is the victim and accuses the family of threatening her when all they said was that if she won't talk, they will continue to search for answers? That's not threatening! They're being upfront about their intentions, unlike her lack of transparency. That's only a threat to *her* because she doesn't want answers to be found.

'take time to process' = need to get our stories straight, probably

And they called Christina a ‘survivor’ when she came back… like they knew or immediately assumed Nancy didn’t survive??

…that’s what they did? They called the hotel and asked for the group but they had already left the country a day early.

@@RinsDesk that was until the NEXT day. Had they gone to the hotel immediately after, maybe things would've been different

I was thinking the same surely they are also responsible for people's safety and should have reported it right away all very odd

I also find it weird they just let that entire group walk away without paying in the first place.

Actually, they don't owe her anything or anyone else.

it's true they don't, personally i'd just find where they live

Even if one of them did do something (hypothetically speaking), they can't be prosecuted in the US for that crime. It would have to be done in Guatemala since that is where it happened. It would be difficult to imagine that Guatemala would ask for extradition from the US and then being willing to prosecute whomever there was strong enough evidence to try to charge.

They are guilty.

Karma will follow next🙏 there is not escape from it.

If I was the family I would follow these people one by one and ask them in their face “tell me The truth”

@nicolenotizieeamici7657 what truth? Nancy drowned. They aren't accepting of it. I would start filing restraining orders against them.

the only one who really know what happen is the one that went back out with her christina.

@@yia01 not true . Why did they seperated in the first place assuming they all drove back to go to the hotel at a certain time, why would she want to go swimming alone when the others must have waited again to drive back and normally the rent is limited so why were this both driving awa. When you return back with other person the question would be where is she not dissapearing from the scene . The owners saw them but didn't mention any talk about a missing person they left without paying like isn't it odd . The instuctuor leaves without paying without knowing any facts . So he knows for sure . And the others don't even question it and leave not even aruing about leaving without a missing person . the owners of the place are also sus like their canoe is missing and they didn't get the money and they wait for a whole day to call the hotel !!! . the group is leaving earlier and nobody ask why like when I had booked a trip and have to rebook on my dime I would not be happy , so they know what happened

@@bodaciousmosthe kayak rental shop was right beside their hotel… the 8 came back way before Christina came back alone … but the fact that none of them immediately went to police or even notify the hotel is very suspicious… them not talking makes them look very guilty if they didn’t know what happened.,.

Right?! I eye rolled his statement so hard. That fool made himself look bad though frfr. He has no one to blame but himself.

He ain't got any qualities of a yogi

those "spiritual" types are some of the fakest people to ever exist

Who leads a group, organizes a trip, and doesn't make sure everyone is safe and accounted for what a joke.

And as an alleged “friend” 🙄

Not to mention she’s a lawyer who would presumably have to hear and deal with some pretty gruesome things I have a hard time believing 9 people were too traumatized to speak. The US authorities should’ve brought them in for questioning like they do in any other similar situation so I’m confused .

@@izzy1793Also, although there are laws prohibiting race discrimination, people still act otherwise. Caucasians treat any other races the in equivalent to African American.

I mean… people used the same excuse for Dylan and the other roommate for the Idaho4 case

1/13/24... ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS! A PERSON---AN ADVENTUROUS YOUNG LADY---IS IN A GROUP ON/AROUND THE WATER + COMPLETELY DISAPPEARS BUT NOBODY DOES ANYTHING??? EVERYBODY IGNORES THE WHOLE MYSTERIOUS SITUATION???? THEN NOBODY WILL TALK/TELL WHAT HAPPENED/TALK TO THE AUTHORITIES/LEAVE THE COUNTRY "EARLY" + REFUSE TO DISCLOSE THE TRUTH??? WHAT A JOKE! I WOULD HIRE RETIRED MILITARY 🪖 VETS + THEY WOULD "FIND" + "TALK TO THESE UNWILLING WITNESSES"..... JUST SAYIN'.....

@@tagodain Thanks racist.

And it took a while month to say she drowned that's ridiculous

they seem shady to me....

They should have reported it. But, they may have thought that the person involved with the alleged accident had reported it to the police.

because someone did something to her, dont go on trips alone.

They seem suspicious to me. A person and kayak are missing, and it seems like they asked about neither when the group came back. Maybe they are involved with Nancy’s vanishing.

As far as I can tell, these people actually weren't her friends and just fellow yoga class members, but even so, if someone suddenly just *disappeared* from a retreat I was on, I'd be doing my best to get that person found because that's just human decency. Something is definitely shady about the group, I just hope that her family can get closure soon.

Unfortunately I’m one of those people and there is a lot of other people like that who are only friendly when it’s convenient to them and help out when it’s convenient to them

If it was an accident then you report it as an accident if it’s foul play the offender will run…

Right, they weren’t her friends. They were strangers who happened to be at the same retreat as her, idk what people find so difficult to understand about that

@@tahliah6691 ... and they did?

I would understand getting lawyers to protect themselves but if they were truly innocent they would still cooperate, their lawyers would just be there to avoid any funny business with the polices

you should always retain a lawyer in any situation like this, regardless of your guilt or lack thereof. I can realistially see releaseing a statement through your attorney if you feel threatened. However, her behavior is VERY odd

so if you speak through attorney then you are guilty ???

THAT i can stannto.a limited extent. But by what I see here in the UK.. This smells like week old roadkill in a Texas midsummer. ​@@mariafernandaperezsaldivar4505

​@@griffy89from that perspective it's not odd... It actually seems like the behavior of an attorney that knows a lot of innocent people that were the last to see someone have gone to prison for crimes they didn't commit. I definitely thought they did it at first too until he said close to the end that she was an attorney.

Everything you said is spot on. These people are SUSPICIOUS!!!

Nancy being found alive and returned to her family would obviously be the best case scenario, but at this point I just pray that her family finds closure. As horrible as it would be if she had died, atleast her family can grieve and slowly begin to heal.

Flights get changed all the time and the group leaving doesnt seem suspicious. Shes 29. It's not like a group of children.

​ @somethingclever8916 Flights do get canceled or changed all the time, whether its the airline or the purchaser of the ticket (plans change). I don't think anyone is saying that because 1 or more members left early is suspicious on it's own, but the rest of the evidence does. Regardless of whether the earlier flight/s was suspicious or not; - Why did the group leave without paying, flights being rebooked to earlier flights isn't suspicious on its own, but when they leave without paying any outstanding bills (in that country) like accomadation, or notifing their host that they're leaving early. That does sound suspicious to me. Who would book a trip they can't afford! - Why were the retreaters unwilling to communicate with authorities and help - Why did the "witness" leave the country and keep quiet all this time, ignoring the families cries. A small group of stangers/acquaintances go on a yoga retreat, where at some point they go kayaking on a lake as a group, 2 people seperate from the group and disappear from view, only one returns and the retreat goes on like normal. The retreater that returned on her own, now claims that Nancy drowned, that she tried to find her but couldn't and claims that she alerted the local authorities, which kind seems like they brushed her off, based on the statement. If that was the case I find it hard to believe that the instructor or the other retreaters would have not known or found out that she drowned, notice she was missing. Surely if 2 people seperated from a small group, that the group would notice their abscense and notice the return of 1 without the other. Someone paying to go on a yoga retreat, surely that someone not present in the late evening / night time would raise suspicion or atleast curiosity. On a 7 day retreat with a small group, even if they were complete strangers, you would think they would get to know each other on some level, on a first name basis. The group gets together but one's missing, surely you would atleast wonder where the missing person is. I can't remember the exact number, but I'm pretty sure the video stated that she wasn't reported missing until hours later. I know that if I saw someone fall off their kayak and couldn't see them after that, I would atleast look and wait until they got back on their kayak, I wouldn't just turn my back and forget about it (not knowing whether they got back on their kayak), if I then searched and couldn't find them, I'd report it right away. I would be asking questions, make sure people in the area know of the missing person, so they can keep an eye out for that person. I think it was the instructor that claimed he left on the day that he had pre-planned so he posted his plane ticket to prove that he did leave as planned, but then a tiktoker was able to find his receipt (based off the info the instractor released), which proved that he canceled and rebooked an early flight. In the extremely unlikely case that any retreater left, without knowing of Nancy's disappearance, surely they would find out quickly when they got home, whether its news, socialmedia or the authorities trying to contact them for any information. I can't remember all the details so if I've got a fact wrong, then feel free to correct me. But it baffles me how anyone could not see this as suspicious.

​@somethingclever8916 it is suspicious when they leave the scene without even reporting to the police and then don't tell the parents until later and via a lawyer...

such groups often do more than just yoga, if they took drugs and she reacted badly, this silly story may have been their way to present a 'better' story, to keep them all out of jail.

@@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970 Not sure they can be prosecuted for doing drugs abroad. That's an issue for the foreign authorities in that case.

​@@esmeraldaweatherwaxe970--exactly!!

they can't

for what?

Friends?!...Naah those are hypocrites and narcissists, not someone you called friends.

They WERE NOT friends, they were just at the same retreat.

She made a solo return trip there so the other attendees were random strangers except perhaps the teacher whom she presumably met the first time.

they all know, if you as a group are missing 1 member, you don't leave, you stay put untill you know where they are.

Or the one that was the attorney explained how our justice system sees the last folks that are the person as suspects. They had no idea how that country does. So she told them to lawyer up even though she was the one that would be looked at. It allowed them all to look suspicious instead. I had thought it was them too until they shared the information that she was an attorney. What they did was awful but it is exactly how our 'justice system' should be approached with extreme caution and assume they are assuming guilt. :( it shouldn't be like this but innocent people have gone away for many years some entire life times. It's awful but her being an attorney makes her behavior make sense. I mean look at what the Internet did. With little information folks are already calling them guilty without thinking it through about her being an attorney.

@@kerrysmiles It looks bad because it means they know what happened to the woman and were not concerned with finding her! I understand not wanting to get caught in a foreign country as their legal system is different, but most people would not assume that stance unless something irregular was involved!

@@mind_of_a_darkhorse And even then, as witnesses, they would be required to make a statement. But, like always, the agencies doesn't care either.

If one of your group is a high-powered lawyer and advises the group to leave the country immediately and stay schtum (because: foreigners / corrupt police / stuck in country for months / slow justice / bad food / remanded in custody / reasons), what are you going to do? Americans have a bad habit of running back to the USA whenever they are involved in a death. We've had one or two using diplomatic passports to get out of the UK; there was that group of girls in Mexico too. Pretty difficult to do an investigation if the witnesses have left the country.

What is it that they don't want to talk about?🤔

Guatemala is very corrupt, the authorities could have simply arrested all of them without evidence to extort money. I would have gotten out of there if there was any potential of becoming a suspect. So them getting out of there and lawyering up is just the smart thing to do.

Very smart move not to roll the dice with the Guatemalan justice system, I would encourage everyone to do the same if they can, even if they're completely innocent, like I suspect they are in this case. Even a short stay in prison there could potentially be deathly. The main witness did gave statement through her lawyer, and it looks like the others didn't see the incident.

I agree, but based on other cases, I feel like some of them just don't feel like they know enough or could help at all with a statement. It happens all the time. A group that big, though, it's weird none of them felt they could help at all

@@youremyfavoritesong9868 yeah, the average person would WANT to help in any way possible and offer any insights even if they don't think they have the answers. They're doing the exact opposite and their silence is deafening.

I thought that immediately. So incredibly sketchy.

I had a thought that they are part of some trafficking ring. Far fetched but it could happen. Only one person was with her so who knows how far they paddled and if anybody else was waiting for her in the middle of the lake. Far fetched but it could happen, especially since its foreign lands.

@@kfam5445 A bit far fetched, why paying that much money for such a simple operation, furthermore in somewhat bad conditions? It's quite far fetched.

These retreats are known to be very strange. I heard from people going there and not coming back the same.

It also could be human trafficking as it is done all over the world.

in what country?

@@calamitysangfroid2407 Is that normal for Guatemala? I would think some payment upfront would be the norm everywhere since dishonest people can be found anywhere. Maybe someone from Guatemala can chime in.

It's apparently as difficult as understanding the concept of drowning in a lake well known for people drowning.

Because they keep their mouth shut and don't act like strangers who really want to help (so we don't know much). I guess none of them care about anyone besides themselves and their group.

They took off so fast, they skipped paying for their kayak rentals.

@@mitchlymer that's not what happened

​@@Not_Always what's the story?

Not enough procedure to extradite.

Exactly !! I totally agree with your theory. Definitely there is more to it.

A one-line statement of the blindingly obvious is a....theory??? Allllrighty then.

@@JacobNightingale my thought exactly 😂

The lady named Tangmo in Thailand had disappeared from the boat to the big river without anyone saying anything. After everyone on the coast they just went home without saying anything anything or calling the police

And if they're working together, everything is back on the table again.

@@qq84 yup

The kayak place doesn't even make it mandatory to wear a life jacket. Why would they allow any risks to happen?

@@aurora6920 I actually did a kayak trip in Aruba and they had life jackets but didn’t make me wear it. But I sure had to pay in advance. That part is the most suspicious to me. And not even talking about a missing kayak. Most operators would ask right then about it. Not wait.

While not the norm I’ve had rentals where I didn’t pay up front since I wasn’t sure how long rental would last. In some of these places they can be more trusting.

Exactly!

Exactly. She deserves so much more spotlight. So many people do, but somehow only certain people seem to get it 💔

I can't even imagine what they're going through. It's very saddening seeing none of the kayakers even coming forward to try and help while those people are having the worst month of their life searching for answers.

and their horror story will never end. only with their last breath. unless the poor girl would be found safe..

I know I’m sad for them 😢💔 This is Horrific…. Prayers for the family 🙏🏽

Exactly 😢 so sad that so called friends left her behind.

Big difference that Nancy went on this retreat alone, she wasn’t friends like the girl in mx.,

It was a blood sacrifice

????

@@redrunner3536 I have heard of such things in south Americas and also Thailand (there is an island where tourists often disappear and its some kind of ritual/sacrifice allegedly and police closing their eyes to it) so it is possible. The yoga people are always wackos in my experience wouldnt trust them.

This story reminded me of Shanquella Robinson as well :(

You can't force someone to wear a life vest if it's not the law there. Also, I don't see any solid evidence that any of the 9 did anything illegal. Does it seem suspicious? Yes. Is being suspicious illegal. No.

@dr3v1l1993 yeah but it's in the context of 'she's missing and i am not sticking around to help find her at all and oh yeah i'm one of the last people who saw her. namaste'

@dr3v1l1993 lol really? it sound like a B horror movie line who the f would say shi like that? :D do you normaly call someone like "your daughter will never leave guatemala 😈" what do you think would the person think??? Like that is the most ominous call you could ever make.... just say hey we just lost Nancy, report was made to the police so I needed to tell you so you can act fast if you're able to.

She drowned. There's no justice to be had, but I hope they find her body and bring her home.

That's exactly what I pieced together as well. Thank you for voicing this.

If you are so concerned, join the dive team and get in the water and start looking for her.

@@miamitrancemissions6425 What is wrong with you?

@@JohnSnow21212 Nothing is wrong with me. I don't take personal equity in people I don't know. Its normal.

@@miamitrancemissions6425 I don’t think I would say it’s normal to have no compassion.

@@JohnSnow21212 Normal is subjective. They do not have an obligation to show compassion. This is how the world works now. Real world.

THIS

Also, leak their names so they can't do this to another person. 100% unreliable & untrustworthy individuals there.

Exactly right!

The last person who saw Nancy Ng is a lawyer. She is a deputy public defender. The person who tells the clients to tell the truth and nothing but the truth.

@@shira4973 wow unbelievable!!!In my country she would be already in jail and wouldn’t be able to work as a lawyer ever again

Nah, the only witness was clear, she went for a swim and drowned.

Can't trust anyone humans are extremely selfish

Yesss! I was thinking the same thing! I think the Cabo 6 used Shaquella's cash to pay off the local authorities to let them leave the country. And why won't the State Dept pressure the Mexican police to change the charges so they could be questioned here? Another very sketchy and sad case. 😢

Yes!!

This is why being alone is best at times rather than so call friends! The world is cruel place!

Someone the disappeared after kayaking and a girl being assaulted are not the same thing tbh

because they already came forward

do you think she’s just living underwater now? she disappeared in swimming in the middle of a giant lake. Why is it weird to use the term body

They’re not her friends, they’re just random people who also went on the trip. If it was planned, they’d have stayed and spoken with police. But they ran instead. That’s a panic response

Well unfortunately she couldn't predict they would leave her behind ya know. I'm sure it was the first time, so it's not cool to just make it seem like her fault..

Research yoga satanic origins..🤮

Uh, and why’s that? Are you advocating for vigilante justice with absolutely no proof of what happened? I wonder how many ppl here would be willing to stay in GUATEMALA and TRUST THE AUTHORITIES there lol. I bet 99% would not.. and you know why? Because of the corruption. They were smart to get tf out of the country.

Locals probably grabbed it.

The lake is both very large and a common place for kayaking, if her kayak washed up on shore it could've been taken by someone who didn't know a person had gone missing and just thought a tourist was being lazy. It also could've sunk in the rough waters or just been undiscovered on the shore somewhere(and that's not factoring in the foul play option).

@@HeyLeFay Plastic kayaks don't sink. They also mentioned finding the kayak in the video. 29:55

Again, these were all strangers. She was going solo on a second visit.

@@markc1551 She went with that other girl on her second visit… The girl that got a lawyer. She was there with this group the whole visit.. the fact they would just up and leave and not talk about it is very dodgy

Yes, but they have names. Make it public.

that would be a witch hunt and illegal, stooping to their level, so to speak.

Truly is…have u followed the Savanah Soto & Matthew Guerra and their unborn baby Fabian??? Truly the craziest case ever!!!!

Ikr its sus

Definitely, but they were all involved from the beginning of the kayak trip--Nancy could have already been dead at the beginning of the trip & they dumped her body on way back.

why is it that there is ALWAYS ONE of you nitwits that digs deep for excuses to defend people who are clearly acting guilty (and who also have shady pasts and connections). You're the kind of person who would write adoring letters to a serial killer

yes

You sound like an attorney.

You can refuse to talk without a lawyer, but, that's only a law in America. If they didn't report this to the authorities in Guatemala they might face separate charges in that country. Also refusing to talk without a lawyer does not mean you're allowed to wait over a month to get a lawyer and release a statement. You still have to find a lawyer quickly. If you can't afford a lawyer you go to the police station and say you have something to tell them, but you need a court appointed lawyer first. 💯

Unless you are being charged or are subpoenaed you never have to talk to the authorities. It’s highly recommended NOT to without an attorney present even if you’re totally innocent

​@@rachelosiria7865That's absolutely not true, in America, you never have to talk to authorities, even in a trial, you always have the right to remain silent, even without a lawyer, you might be forced to go to the station to stay silent there for a while, IF, and that's really important, IF the police requests your presence during a CRIMINAL investigation, and that's only with evidence of a crime, but you never have to talk, at all, about anything, and nobody can force you, and if they do force you, anything you say under pressure it's not admissible.

@@pedrothevenard I meant in a situation like this with a missing person/someone who died. You can't just go months withholding information. Ie. What happened with Gabby petito. You absolutely have the right to speak with an attorney but you can't just wait a month before you do that.

@@rachelosiria7865 You absolutely can, it's just immoral, but absolutely not illegal, the police can ask you, but in no way shape or form can they force you, if you are withhelding information and it's found out on a court case, you might be prosecuted depending on the reason and on the influence of your silence on the case, but if you just don't want to talk, there's absolutely nothing that can be done to you, at all. Also it's never on you, the police needs to be the driving force behind it, if it took a month for her to lawyer up, it means that it took a month for the police to start the pressure. The right to remain silent exist even for crimes, let alone for something that you can't even start a case on yet.

Yet millions swim , dive , work , boat every day in lakes ,rivers and oceans without fear . Just because the fear of this confuses you it does not others . She is in the water for sure and the question is assisted or misadventure . Only the witness knows the answer to this and she has given a statement . Unless somebody from the group says otherwise then people are guessing by feelings not evidence .