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The death of American tourists in the Dominican Republic combines one terrible detail

10 June became aware of the death of a sixth American tourist who died of a mysterious disease at a resort in the Dominican Republic. His death was the last known at the moment in a series of disturbing deaths that occurred under similar circumstances.

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In most cases, healthy middle-aged people drank some kind of drink in their mini-bar in a hotel room, after which they fell sharply and seriously ill, and then died, it reminds New York Post.

For relatives of the victims, who were sure that at first the similar circumstances were just a coincidence, the emergence of new facts became alarming - and led to new actions by the American authorities. In particular, it became known that the FBI has become involved in the case and is conducting an investigation on the spot.

The last tragic incident that became known is the death of 67-year-old Robert Bell Walls of California, who died on April 14 while staying at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in the Dominican resort town of Punta Cana.

The cause of Wallace's death remains to be determined. His niece told Fox News that her uncle felt bad shortly after drinking a glass of scotch from a mini-bar in his room, and then died in hospital three days later.

“We have so many questions,” said niece Chloe Arnold. “We don’t want this to happen to anyone else.”

On the subject: Another American died in the Dominican Republic: families of victims insist on the similarity of all cases

The riddle is complicated by the fact that another American tourist, 45-year-old David Harrison from Maryland, died in the same hotel in July 2018, under equally strange circumstances. Similarly, Yvette Monique Short from Philadelphia died in June last year at the nearby 51 hotel, and 25-year-old Miranda Schaupp-Werner from Pennsylvania died in a similar fashion on May. The 41 May couple from Maryland, 30-year-old Nathaniel Holmes and 63-year-old Cynthia Ann Day, died in their room at Bahía Príncipe at the Playa Nueva Romana resort.

Wallis and his wife. Photo: Wallace family

Deaths hit the headlines of newspapers and media and attracted the attention of relatives of other victims (therefore, information about events came out of a chronological order), as well as those who became ill at resorts in the Dominican Republic.

Reports of the rising death toll alarmed Awilda Montes, 43, of Brooklyn, who said she began vomiting blood after a woman drank soda from the minibar at Bahia Principe (where some of the tourists died) last October - but she managed to survive. The drink turned out to be bleach.

“I could be the one in the headlines,” Montes said. “If I knew then what I know now, I would have left the island right away.”

Montes suspects that someone has replaced soda with bleach, and says that her taste buds have been burned, there are constantly problems with her respiratory organs and there is no alarm.

“I've heard different theories, and the ones that make sense to me are a disgruntled employee or a serial killer,” she said.

It was unclear whether Holmes and Day from the mini-bar drank from the mini-bar; respiratory failure was called the cause of their death. Authorities indicated that Schaupp-Werner died because of a heart attack, but her son-in-law insisted that the woman drank a drink from the bar before she became ill.

On the subject: The fourth death of an American in the Dominican Republic: they all occurred in the same hotel.

Bahia's resorts are managed by Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts, a Spanish family-owned hotel chain. In a statement on its website, Grupo Pinero - the company that operates the resorts - accused the media of spreading "inaccurate and false information" and causing "great damage" to their reputation.

A team of experts from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have since arrived at hotels and conducted tests at resorts where tourists died.

Harrison's widow, Dawn McCoy, said she doubts her husband died of natural causes. She recalls that before his death, her husband was delirious, sweating profusely and had a “very strong, strange smell.”

In early 2019, a Colorado couple, Kaylynn Null, 29, and Tom Schwander, 33, filed a lawsuit against the hotel's owners after a doctor determined they suffered insecticide poisoning while vacationing at the Grand Bahia Principe La Romana last June. of the year. Both became seriously ill after smelling a "strong chemical smell" in their room.

At a press conference on Thursday, the Minister of Tourism of the Dominican Republic, Francisco Garcia, said that more and more tourists are canceling their trips because of the news. The minister assured everyone that the island is safe.

As ForumDaily wrote earlier:

  • Nathaniel Holmes, 63, and Cynthia Ann Day, 49, from Prince George County, Virginia, were found in a room at the Bahía Príncipe in the resort of Playa Nueva Romana, on the south-east coast of the country. The cause of death has not yet been established, but the police found no signs of violence.
  • On the same day it was reported that young spouses from Texas died of a mysterious diseasewhile on “amazing holidays” in Fiji. 3, a State Department spokesman, confirmed their death in a special press statement, but was unable to provide details of the situation.
  • Miranda Schaupp-Werner was found dead in a hotel Grand Bahía Príncipe in La Romana 25 May - five days before 63-year-old Edward Holmes and 49-year-old Cynthia Ann Day were found dead in their hotel room.
  • Relatives of 51-year-old Yvette Monique Sport told that she went to the resort last June and stopped at the Bahia Principe Resort in Punta Cana. In the room she drank a drink from the minibar and died that night.
  • Delaware Woman severely beaten and left to die at a resort in the Dominican Republic. Tammy Lawrence-Daily said she wants to share her story "in the hope that women will be more knowledgeable."
  • She said that on the second night of her vacation in January at the Majestic Elegance Punta Cana resort, where she arrived with her husband and two friends, she went to the next building to have a snack. She was attacked. The woman's nose and arm are broken, she has partially lost her hearing.
  • 10 Jun reported that a woman from New York claimed that because of a soda bottle filled with bleach, she was bleeding in the same resort in the Dominican Republic, where at least three American tourists died suddenly.

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