Dress and flip -flods of students missing Sudiksha Konanki are stretched on the beach beach

The authorities intensified their search for Sudiksha Konanski after it is believed to have been Sarong and Flip-flops were found on a beach chair, according to the local media.

The student of the University of Pittsburgh, 20 years old, has disappeared from the beach of the Riu RepuBlica hotel in Punta Cana on March 6-with many questions about where it is still unanswered.

An extended search for air, sea and land is in progress, which involves officials from the United States, the Dominican Republic and India, where Konanski’s family comes from.

Now, pictures of a smooth white coverage on the beach and a pair of flip -flops – similar to what the young woman was wearing. Cdn.

The creepy photos, which show what Konanski’s objects could be, were lying on a lounge chair and sitting in the sand, near the foot of the chair.

The authorities have confirmed at the socket that there are no signs of manipulation of her goods.

“This is one of the greatest operations I performed to save a person,” said Agustín Morillo Rodríguez, general commander of the navy of the Dominican Republic, in a statement to CNN.

This comes after the filming has been released, showing Konanski, appearing badly at a bar inside the resort shortly before its disappearance.

The video surprises the vomiting at 4:05 am on March 6 before going back inside.

Nearby, Joshua Ririibe, a 24 -year -old man from Iowa, is also seen vomiting near the bar.

The security rooms show later Konanski and three friends who go to the beach with Ribi and another companion.

At 4:15 am, Ribi is seen by placing the arm around Konanski while watching the group.

Until 4:55 in the morning, two of her friends returned to the hotel, followed by another female friend and the companion of Riribe at 5:05

At 8:54 AM, Ribi is captured by going back to Destacă’s room and without a shirt – Konanski is nowhere to sight.

RIBE, senior at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, suffered several interrogations and would have changed the story several times.

Although he was not called a suspect, he told the authorities that he and Konanski kissed in the ocean before a wave close.

He claimed that he saved him from drowning, but he almost lost consciousness in this process.

However, during the interrogation, RiriBe refused to answer several key questions, citing a legal law.

Asked if Konanski cried for help, alerted authorities, or shared details about friends, he simply replied: “My lawyers advise me not to answer this question.”

A transcript of his interview obtained by Noticias Sin reveals to Riribe’s initial account:

“I was in deep water in the waist. We talked and we kissed a little. A big wave hit us, living it to the sea. As soon as we came to the surface, we tried to use help.

Despite the fact that the Dominican officials initially consider her case accidentally, the experts raise doubts.

Private investigators told Dailymail.com that Konanski’s body should have come to the surface now if they had drowned.

“An accidental drowning seems unlikely,” said investigator Toby Braun. “The water was not rough that night – without high waves, no breaking currents – so it was probably not simply swept.”

Stephen Leatherman, a professor of land and environment at Florida International University, has echoed in these concerns.

“If she drowned, her body should have already appeared in the warm waters of the Caribbean,” Leatherman explained.

“I worked as an expert witness for 30 years in drowning cases, and the organisms are always recovered.”

The authorities also explored the theory that her body can be caught on a reef.

Vice Admiral Agustin Morillo Rodriguez confirmed that the divers had sought in the area, but no trace was found by Konanski.

As the search continues, experts underline the importance of maintaining all open possibilities.

“We cannot let this be rejected as a” drunk student at Spring Break, “Braun warned. “This is exactly what you want a kidnapper – removing the attention away from the real suspicions.”