Mysterious Dominican Republic Tourist Deaths: The Victims So Far
FBI Rules Out Tainted Alcohol In Three Dominican Republic Tourist
FBI rules out tainted alcohol in three Dominican Republic tourist deaths
Dominican Republic deaths: Tourist becomes eighth American to
Is Counterfeit Alcohol Linked to Dominican Republic Tourist Deaths
Contaminated alcoholic beverages have killed 13 people in the last five
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Deaths in Dominican Republic linked to tainted alcohol
More than25people have died in the Dominican Republic after drinking adulterated alcohol, according to authorities. The Ministry of Public Health reported 26 deaths and more than 80 people...
Dominican Republic Tourist Deaths: What to Know About Safety ...
Miranda Schaup-Werner, the first of three American tourists to die mysteriously within a week at a DominicanRepublic resort, succumbed to a heart attack, the Caribbean island's attorney...
Dominican Republic deaths: FBI testing shows no tainted alcohol
The FBI has released toxicology test results related to the deaths of three U.S. tourists in the DominicanRepublic, according to the U.S. Department of State.
Is Counterfeit Alcohol Linked to Dominican Republic Tourist ...
To date, the most widely reported theory regarding the U.S. tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic is that they may have been linked to counterfeitalcohol, or bootleg liquor. This theory ...
American Couple’s Death in Dominican Republic Not From ...
The F.B.I. ruled out poisoned alcohol as the cause of two American tourists’ deaths in the Dominican Republic in May, bolstering the country’s findings that a spate of tourist deaths this year...
FBI Investigating Why U.S. Tourists Have Died Suddenly ... - NPR
Updated at 10:10 p.m. ET. The FBI is now helping local authorities in the DominicanRepublic examine the mysterious deaths of three Americans who were staying at resorts in the island country...
FBI: Tourist deaths in Dominican Republic not caused by ...
The FBI has determined that recent American tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic in May were not caused by poisoned alcohol, backing up local authorities’ assertion that the deaths were...
Dominican tourist deaths were from natural causes, not ...
News of the deaths went viral, along with the sense that “poisoned” or “counterfeit” alcohol served at resort bars was to blame. That belief is not true in three cases, however, according ...
What We Know About the Dominican Republic Tourist Deaths
YvetteMoniqueSport, 51, died in June 2018 of a heart attack. Her sister, Felecia Nieves, has said that Ms. Sport had a drink from the minibar in her room at a Bahia Príncipe resort, one of...
American deaths in the Dominican Republic: What we know
At least eight Americans have died in their rooms at resorts in the DominicanRepublic under somewhat mysterious circumstances since the start of the year, according to news reports.
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More than 25 people have died in the Dominican Republic after drinking adulterated alcohol, according to authorities. The Ministry of Public Health reported 26 deaths and more than 80 people...
Miranda Schaup-Werner, the first of three American tourists to die mysteriously within a week at a Dominican Republic resort, succumbed to a heart attack, the Caribbean island's attorney...
The FBI has released toxicology test results related to the deaths of three U.S. tourists in the Dominican Republic, according to the U.S. Department of State.
To date, the most widely reported theory regarding the U.S. tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic is that they may have been linked to counterfeit alcohol, or bootleg liquor. This theory ...
The F.B.I. ruled out poisoned alcohol as the cause of two American tourists’ deaths in the Dominican Republic in May, bolstering the country’s findings that a spate of tourist deaths this year...
Updated at 10:10 p.m. ET. The FBI is now helping local authorities in the Dominican Republic examine the mysterious deaths of three Americans who were staying at resorts in the island country...
The FBI has determined that recent American tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic in May were not caused by poisoned alcohol, backing up local authorities’ assertion that the deaths were...
News of the deaths went viral, along with the sense that “poisoned” or “counterfeit” alcohol served at resort bars was to blame. That belief is not true in three cases, however, according ...
Yvette Monique Sport, 51, died in June 2018 of a heart attack. Her sister, Felecia Nieves, has said that Ms. Sport had a drink from the minibar in her room at a Bahia Príncipe resort, one of...
At least eight Americans have died in their rooms at resorts in the Dominican Republic under somewhat mysterious circumstances since the start of the year, according to news reports.