The 20 -year -old Sudska Konki, a student at the University of Pittsburgh, who went missing from his holiday in the Dominican Republic, made two payments on the Vanmo app that offers fresh clues to investigators. The beginning of the disappearance was initially considered to be a matter of sinking, but Konki’s parents insisted that the search should be expanded and now the police are also investigating the angle of a dirty game. Joshua Rabib, the last person seen with Konki, claimed that he pulled him from drowning in the rough waters of the sea but could not tell the police what had happened after that.
Two payments in an hour’s space
The first payment was made on March 5 at 2.54 pm to an unknown new user. Koni used a cell boot emoji to describe it. The second evening was made at 3.38 pm and the details were Coco Bongo, a famous nightclub in Punta Canada. This second payment was to a friend of Konki on the occasion of the journey.
‘The last time I saw him, I asked if he was fine?
Joshua Rabab said he had put drunken shots with his friends and had entered the sea with Koni and he was swept away. He said he fought the waves and reached the coast with Koni but then fell asleep. “The last time I saw him, I asked,” Is that fine? I didn’t hear the answer because I started vomiting all my seawater that I was swallowed. After the opposite, I looked around and did not see anyone. I got up to my friend to pick up my phone, and then I went to my room to sleep.
Rib said he met Koni when he and his friend introduced himself to him and his friends. He admitted that he was kissing in the water when the wave crashed in them.
“It took a long time to get him out. It was difficult. I was a life guard in a pond, not in the sea. I kept trying to breathe, but he didn’t allow me to breathe all the time, and I swallowed a lot of water. I could lose consciousness many times,” he added. When I finally reached the beach land, I pulled it in front of me. Then she went to collect her belongings, since the sea moved us. She was not out of the water, because it was in our knees. She was walking at an angle of water.
After that, he said he never saw him. “My friend asked me,” Do I know where the girl is? ” I told her that I thought she had gone to her room, and she told me she never returned.
