The Siblings Who Were Murdered In Luxury Resort...

[@tishasian4314]

I've always wondered why Americans pay to go vacation in a country that people are running and escaping from. Makes no sense to me

[@TexasTexas-d9g]

That’s exactly what I thought!!!

[@cherbrown1920]

I have never been and don't want to. It's not even this story alone it's this one and then all the other stories that i have seen pop up on daytime talk shows where guests were poisoned with bad alcohol and the wife is raped and the husband barely finds her or worse.....my mom and myself love my uncle Mike very much and whenever him and his wife go to Mexico we cringe, just pray they make it back.

[@PumaMama145]

Not all Mexicans are running from Mexico. I know lots of people who wouldn't leave Cabo to come to the US if you paid them. I've been visiting Cabo for 26 years, even during Covid, with no issues. Tainted alcohol is a problem in other popular tourist destinations as well, such as Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, and others, not just Mexico.

[@ashleykclark]

I'm an American, and I still can't understand why some do this.

[@TexasTexas-d9g]

@@PumaMama145 yeah right,there Following the herd!!!! It’s Every Mexican wet dream to be in America!!! Free everything from Brandon….

[@JenniferEielson]

This happened to my friend & I in Puerto Vallarta this year at an inclusive resort. Last thing we both remembered was doing one shot of tequila together. It was only our 2nd drink of day in shallow end of pool at swim up bar. We woke up 8hrs later in a Mexican hospital with staff speaking Spanish demanding payment. We took Uber back to resort and changed flights immediately taking the very next flight early in the morning back to NY. The flight was in afternoon but we felt safer sitting in the airport for hours then in that resort. Our belongings in the room were ransacked. They magically knew which purses at the pool were ours so that we had payment on our person when we woke up in hospital. I’m thankful to be alive and will never go back.

[@leeenglish133]

Wow that is absolutely awful, i’m so glad you and your friend are ok.Its such a shame ppl cant go on holiday or in other places and just feel safe 😢 xxx

[@monicanath4859]

O my goodness! That is really awful! Were you able to take legal action? Thank God you are both safe.

[@katGuzman11]

Omg!!!!! That’s scary! Same thing happened to a friend of mine same place too!

[@heyhey11793]

😮😢 Holy shit, I’m glad you guys left and are ok. I really want to go to a Mexican all inclusive resort with my family, now I’m scared.

[@JenniferEielson]

@@heyhey11793 we went to a nice all inclusive in St Maarten called Sonesta Maho beach resort a few months after the Mexico trip and I highly recommend that St Maarten trip. The all inclusive was a good price, beautiful beach where the planes fly overhead, best staff at the resort, very safe and bonus of stray cats to pet if you’re a cat person. Lots of things for a family to do. The Italian restaurant at the resort was very good and part of the all inclusive. Check it out 😀 After what we went through in Mexico I just want people to know the danger & I should have listened to those telling me not to go. Thank goodness I survived to tell the story to others.

[@zohaibamin8836]

People who allow and cover up the deaths of innocent people are pure evil

[@mattolivier1835]

Yup, most gov't officials are evil. Most cops are as well. Are you just learning about this now? Why do you still support them then?

[@QuartzieK]

They should definitely be held accountable!

[@mattolivier1835]

@@QuartzieK Maybe, but you and I know that the Clintons will NEVER be held accountable. So stop wishing.

[@thatscool1550]

making guests sick on purpose to send them to the hospital where they are not seen without large cash or transfer payments. sounds like a great partnership for the hotels and doctors.... who is looking into that? WHAT NO CAMERAS???? also a broken collarbone... NO way. RIP

[@angelicatafur6098]

I know but it's sad to say that that's what they do in central America...why? Well they expect to rob tourists from one corner to another not carrying whatsoever who is dying

[@moniquebrown18]

This is 100% true. There was a documentary on this…forgot where I watched it…that went into “partnerships” between hotel or hotel workers and medical orgs in the area.

[@joekulik999]

This case is just a small part of a bigger problem that exists at vacation destinations around the world that has nothing to do with tainted alcohol. Vacation destinations cover up murders and suspicious deaths of ALL types just to save the reputation of the whole resort community itself. This includes local cops trying to "solve" tourist murders by framing anyone who accompanied the victim to the resort city rather than looking at local suspects. I know of one such case that happened in Myrtle Beach SC involving a local couple from SC itself. So you don't even need to go abroad or even leave your local area to get hurt and then get screwed over at a vacation destination.

[@KarlukaKukush]

Simple solution-vacate in ur country

[@amyIsadora]

I had always wanted to go to Mexico until afew years ago when someone from my hometown in the UK was killed. She was with her husband and had been drinking and they were getting a taxi back to hotel. The husband was found at the side of the road with head injuries and the wife was found on the other side deceased with multiple injuries. All their valuables had been taken and the police ruled it an accident on the basis that they had been drinking and both fell into cars etc. There was no criminal charges even though 1. They sought a taxi to there hotel and were found 20k from the hotel 2. They had been hit and left for dead 3. They had all valuables taken and 4. The family did there own toxicology reports and found that they had been poisoned by the level of methanol. Mexico is corrupt and the response from the government implies the corruptness.

[@yvonnekneeshaw2784]

Thanks for sharing

[@komanderx4]

Thats why i have no desire to go back to my country not even for free, they try to cover up all crime and never fully ivestigate a case then make up a fake cause of death so it doesnt affect tourism.I guarantee you that every airport and hotel in mexico has cartel look outs that inform them of anyone they are interested.

[@ZeldineBerlanas-uz6yf]

It is not a safe place..lots of tourists..is a victims.

[@lovem7635]

Try cabo san lucas i beng there its safe in 2012 do your own reserch

[@j4kgang921]

This is why I Dont TRAVEL TOO FAR OUTSIDE !. IF I NEED A PASSPORT..IM NOT GOING THERE! NOPE!

[@brookedozier8335]

So she magically broke her collarbone after just “blacking out” from “accidental drowning?” Come on now. My heart goes out their the family

[@ask_why000]

She fell and injured herself on the way into the pool.

[@AnnaAnnieAnneofGreenGables]

​@@ask_why000that doesn't make sense.

[@zeekflash6924]

No surveillance, videos. Conveniently or videos don’t work smh

[@heatherr1141]

@@zeekflash6924that’s a good question. Why aren’t we hearing anything about what the cameras captured?

[@robertwalker3878]

Right straight bs

[@Tengobaila3]

Everything sounds fishy here. The tainted alcohol, the exorbitant bills, the broken collarbone. Almost sounds like a way to make more money from the crap alcohol to hospitals in cahoots with the resorts. Thanks for this heads up! That poor family! All those poor families, I should say.

[@sweetcapricorn]

And her being a donor 😮

[@Tengobaila3]

Oh yeah! Right! @@sweetcapricorn

[@j.a.n.7519]

The tainted alcohol theory as an unintentional accident has its flaws. There was an entire group of teenagers drinking and only two - who happened to be siblings! -- were affected. This is highly suspicious and indicates they may have been targeted. I would like to know how thorough the autopsy was and if it included, for example, signs of sexual assault. I cannot imagine, no matter how intoxicated, how a girl could injure herself so badly in the shallow end of a pool. I also feel there had to be witnesses (the other teenagers among them). This was high-season in a popular resort; people had to be everywhere.

[@cherbrown1920]

This is just a visual, but i know that resort was pricey and that family looked like a nice upper class family and i wonder if those two were targeted or if the whole group was given bad alcohol and maybe the rest of the group just was bigger drinkers? It reeks of a cover up and reeks of the fact that it was on purpose....i would also love to know what the other people in the group saw right before and right after.

[@karaconiglio986]

I agree. I am side-eyeing the bartenders. Plus Abby is a beautiful young woman.

[@LindysEpiphany]

I most definitely believe they targeted certain people. Maybe the bartender heard the parents say how long they would be gone, or he saw mom hand money over, or he planned an assault. There is corruption in almost everything in Mexico. The workers probably created certain criteria for spiking a drink and would get paid to spike a drink on request. Scary for sure!

[@Meow4B]

It’s possible something about their genetic make up made them more susceptible. I feel like I’m going to die if I have more than two drinks total of regular alcohol, so if I was with this group I would definitely be dead even if I drank the same amount as everyone else

[@mattolivier1835]

@@karaconiglio986 I didn't find her to be very attractive.

[@gummybear-wx1vr]

I refuse to pour money into any vacation anywhere where crimes are covered up by law enforcement and head officials

[@billyirvine1914]

No US vacations for you then

[@xoangelicaf0523]

That’s everywhere tbh

[@cynb.347]

​@@xoangelicaf0523was just going to say the same thing....yes that's EVERYWHERE!!!

[@leelunk8235]

FACT

[@dinthecity2849]

Mars maybe…?

[@libbylou6004]

The fact that these stories were being swept under the rug makes it that more scary and infuriating. The officials, hotel staff, etc. clearly don’t give a damn. Shame on them!

[@Tonimaroni2BeKindToAnimals]

These stories are relevant and reported all you have to do is watch major news stations…..the brother survived!

[@libbylou6004]

@@Tonimaroni2BeKindToAnimals I’m not saying they aren’t but it’s clear the Mexican officials and hotel staff are trying to keep this hush hush. This definitely needs to be talked about and stopped.

[@Tonimaroni2BeKindToAnimals]

@@libbylou6004 I understand. It irked me because the creator of this channel didn’t have correct information in the title. My three daughters and I traveled to riviera maya 5 years before these deaths started to occur. So when these deaths started to happen I paid attention. I apologize, I read your comment wrong. I thought you meant American and Mexico authorities tried to cover it up.

[@libbylou6004]

@@Tonimaroni2BeKindToAnimals they are relevant yes but reported idk there’s been more people coming out with these stories so maybe now there is but still obvious officials and hotel staff were at some point if not still trying to keep it a secret which is understandable because it would damage their business

[@flower4598]

This story brought me back 20yrs. Im a 52yr old Mexican female, my husband n I went on vacation to Cancun n had a similar incident. I remember having 2 small margaritas, feeling all of a sudden like I'd been drugged, then my husband had to almost carry me to the room, lucky he was there to help me, I than remember throwing up! I now believe that's what saved me from ending up in the hospital or even dying. Either way, it was a horrible experience, n even though I don't remember the name of the hotel, I do remember it was a nice place.

[@JudithRandall-vz1zk]

"...lucky he was there to help me" hunh?

[@absolutelyridiculous6743]

​@@JudithRandall-vz1zkIf he wanted her dead, he could have suffocated her or allowed her to drown in her vomit. The husband is not reason why she got so sick on this vacation.

[@lailanimessina1473]

@@JudithRandall-vz1zkwhat’s ur question

[@L19966]

@@JudithRandall-vz1zkWhat did you not understand?

[@stephendacey8761]

I was in Cancun and was at Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville and had a few drinks, and I had to leave early b/c I was extremely drunk. I was so lucky to call it an early night and find my way back to the hotel. I know my limits and I have never been that drunk. I was throwing up all night, and couldn't get out of bed the next day. It was a nightmare that I'll never forget. I'm pretty sure I had alcohol poisoning. That was about 15 years ago, and I can't recall ever feeling that bad after a few drinks. The strange thing was I felt fine for the first hour, and then it hit me all of a sudden. If I stayed at the bar longer, I would of passed out.

[@CandiceMichelle4]

Stories like this make me scared to travel sometimes. Praying for her loved ones 🙏🏽

[@milk11111]

Both south and North America scares me. Wouldn’t go.

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

Don't be scared. Visit The Middle East the safest countries. Go to Dubai😊

[@GrowwithNaomie]

Travel with caution.

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

@@Xoxotho No it's not. Stop jealousy😆

[@lissam956]

But what is weird the fact that only two of all the guests experienced problems, you would think most of them falling ill if the alcohol was altered. People in resort drink a lot, it would be impossible for only those two teenagers to drink alcohol in the resort.

[@Gd0818me]

Your Caption though? "Siblings murdered in luxury resort"??? Why would you even do that ? I'm glad Austin survived and my condolences to the family

[@kadzo6614]

Exactly! Clickbait is so ghetto..😢

[@anguslaing6611]

Exactly... I'm a couple of minutes in and thought "why is the brother talking about the incident, isn't he supposed to dead?" Thought i'd missed something and that it was an older brother who looked very similar

[@vanessamarie5333]

That’s exactly what I just said… thank u for saying this too. Grrr

[@dallynutkat3252]

This creator has a very bad reputation for doing this. Pathetic 😡

[@smoochumstar]

Yep literally spreading misinformation for click bait. Only one sibling died…

[@frankierhodes3363]

People should stop going to those resorts so they can go broke. If they don't care then we don't care if they go broke. Eff them.

[@BrownSugaBabe757]

I agree, if we can cancel our own celebrities for stuff they do why can’t we do the same for these shady resorts? Cancel culture where y’all at??

[@studyparadis]

youtube.com/@studyparadis?si=rsvVG0_2yiWtA9Ry

[@xoangelicaf0523]

I went to a Mexico resort & had no issues

[@lailanimessina1473]

@@xoangelicaf0523exactly 🙄 People don’t comprehend GOOD AND BAD HAPPENS EVERYWHERE !! That’s like sayn I’m not gonna leave my house here in the states cause of all the crime that goes on 🤦🏻‍♀️ It’s no different ! There’s bad parts in every city and good parts in every city

[@sofli_bo7487]

​@@lailanimessina1473 am more scared of cartels with swords to behead you. In Mexico. So am not stupid to go

[@rebecculousrk]

I lived in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico for five years, teaching English and exploring the ruins and cenotes. It is very likely that in many cases, bartenders and bar managers are swapping the “nice” booze the resort buys, for cheap adulterated booze, in order to make a little bit of money. When I lived there, most hotel employees were earning under $100 USD a month, and until very recently, the very traditional Catholic nation frowned upon birth control, and women still stayed home and raised children. It was bizarre because in many ways it was very much stuck in the last century. One year, 1998 I think, there was an entire unarmed village of indigenous people slaughtered by the Mexican army. That felt like I was stuck TWO. Centuries ago! On the news they showed all the dead. Arranged in order of size for some reason, these people were laced out on their backs, completely exposed to the air, and the cameras, with not one single relative or family member remaining to protest the undignified treatment; they were arranged from newborn baby along in a line, about 35 people, ending in the tallest member of the village. These were indigenous people in Chiapas or thereabouts who were in some kind of dispute with the government over the land where their people had been for centuries. They had no guns, no tanks. They had only subsistence farming, machetes, and a handful of pregnant women, small children, and older people trying to survive. Mexico is not safe. Cancun is marginally safer because the tourist industry is hugely profitable, and if too many people get hurt it will cost them, but most people don’t go to Cancun twice. Generally speaking, it’s overpriced and shitty. You can definitely find cool stuff, Tulum, Cenotes, Ruins, etc…BUT over serving and roofies, rape and even kidnapping are very common. ❤Stay Safe.

[@rdred8693]

That poor village.

[@_Anna_Nass_]

How sweet of her to donate her organs and for the family to honor her wishes. I hope that brings them a bit of comfort. How heartbreaking.

[@melissagilby3959]

This is so horrible! Especially because it appears that this is all over money…”cheap poisonous alcohol” and not to mention the hospital bills. I feel so horrible for this family who was supposed to be celebrating the achievements of these two unfortunate victims 😢

[@isabella-hd1is]

my cousin and a friend we met in mexico had this happened to them. The waiter gave us shots and after that the two of them passed out and didn’t wake up after 8hrs. They both are heavy drinkers so it was very scary. But they are both okay!

[@dawnesims5708]

The same thing was happening in the Dominican Republic a few years ago. People were dying from the alcohol they consumed from the mini frig in their hotel rooms.

[@Meow4B]

I totally remember this! Thanks for bringing it up.

[@robinsonnier6887]

I'm going there in January. I'll be safe

[@ianwatkinsmemes1751]

I don’t drink alcohol, I’m safe lmao

[@yms1974]

what about the others in the group? where are they? what did they see? when did they last see the siblings? what effects did they get? why isn't more details told about the interactions they had with the siblings? you would think that those that were last with the pair would have some valuable information not told here.

[@superstringsbro]

Somebody had to have seen something if there was that many people around. Something is off

[@mjkelly9801]

These 2 were prob only ones there w/out parents or other friends. Just 2 of them, so dosed them. Don't think they meant to kill her, prob going to take her bro n her "alive" and _start_ the medical charging racket they have going on. And these 2 looked like their family had $$

[@s13283]

Am I then ONLY one with the word SCAM blaring through my minds eye as soon as the parents tell about these RIDICULOUS charges from the “hospital” !?!? Omg

[@Basbhat]

My sister is getting married next year at one of these all inclusive resorts in Mexico and after seeing this I am DEFINITELY NOT drinking at all! This is so scary!

[@777hc777]

Don't eat either

[@mrcommonsense9074]

Don’t go ! Boycott her wedding !!! Please

[@JovenSVTugas]

Warning tell your sister cancel it if the couple want to live long.

[@watermelon490]

Please be safe

[@americaanguiano-garcia7744]

@@777hc777the reason the food messes up your stomach is bc in the USA we have so much crap and chemicals in all our food not in MX tho .. but the alcohol I was never aware of that and it’s crazy ..

[@jodilynn9514]

We went to a resort in Playa Del Carmen. I KNEW something was up with the alcohol. I had assumed they just “watered” it down, by mixing top shelf liquor with the cheap stuff. For context, I rarely ever drink, I had at least 5-6 mojitos, over the course of only a couple hours. If I would’ve been drinking that much anywhere else, I would’ve been asleep in a palm tree but I never even got buzzed. Afterwards, We ate dinner, laid around by the ocean, I was fine before I went to sleep. I woke up with a really high fever, no vomiting or anything, but my body felt like I had been run over by a car. Even when I used to drink, I NEVER mixed, if I started with vodka, I STUCK with vodka as to not get hung over. I’m 44, and have been hung over only once….the very first time I got drunk, when I was 17. Needless to say, I know how to handle my liquor. You’d think I had come down with the flu or something….nope, was totally fine the by the end of the night. Now, I DO get sun sick sometimes but hadn’t even been in the sun that long. Not to mention, when I do get sun sick, it’s within a couple hours of being out. Also, I noticed one of the bartenders kept trying to get me to drink something else but I had a weird feeling about the whole situation. He seemed genuinely concerned, OR he wanted me to drink the alcohol that was MUCH worse. He never came by me if I went to the bar with my husband or son, only when I was by myself or with my daughter. The other bartender was trying to get my daughter a drink, even after I said she wasn’t 18, he laughed and acted like he didn’t understand what I was saying. I assumed shaking your head, was universal for “no”. I debated if I should even share this because it sounds like I’m just complaining that I didn’t get drunk. My hope is that by sharing this maybe more will come forward. I am so incredibly sorry for the families that DID lose their loved ones, especially their children. Truly heartbreaking 😔

[@bethihearyou1029]

When you said I feel like I am complaining because I didn't get drunk.. I wanted to tell you I didn't read it that way. Never apologize about how you feel, and or ever worry about what others think. I am glad you didn't drink or you wouldn't be writing this. And there is nothing wrong with getting drunk especially on vacation.

[@monicanath4859]

@@bethihearyou1029exactly!

[@kl4227]

This happened to me at Cabo Wabo in Cabo!! Same about the watered down drinks and shots and being perfectly fine

[@jodilynn9514]

@@bethihearyou1029 It’s rare to receive such kind words as a response nowadays, so thank you!! ❤️❤️ and yes I agree, theres nothing wrong with getting shmammered…..long as its done responsibly 😘 and trust me girl, I needed that buzz, but kinda grateful I didn’t get it. 😊

[@jodilynn9514]

@@kl4227 I’m curious, what were you drinking, like what kind of liquor? I was only drinking drinks with rum….well what I THOUGHT was rum.

[@mahoganydrive]

This is so tragic. No way that was an accident. How do you break a collarbone drowning? And how drunk could they have been when they’ve barely just arrived. I’ve been to Mexican Resorts twice and have a 3rd trip planned for next year. It’s scary to think that something like this could happen to anybody.

[@dudeman0811]

Lol just about every horrible video on every gore site comes straight out of Mexico. I remember a video where like 100 Mexican cartel dressed up in bandanas and wife beaters with automatic rifles literally walked through a street while these 2 cops literally had to shut the fuck up and let them go. I've never seen someone get so punked off lmao

[@bossjean6685]

Praying for your safe return

[@countrylivers]

Obviously not scary enough to make a difference in you choosing to go anyway, even after finding out….🤷‍♀️🙄

[@caseyminett7394]

​@@countrylivers right. 😂🤦

[@mahoganydrive]

@@countrylivers True! Honestly the entire world feels very dangerous after all the stuff I watch on KZbin. Makes me not want to anywhere, but I also don’t want to live my life in fear.

[@Svjx]

Theres way more to this story that we dont know for sure. Why just these 2? Broken collar bone? They were with a group but nobody saw 2 people get ill? So strange

[@Kem-gu6or]

How do they explain the broken collar bone? That's pretty suspicious to me.

[@leelunk8235]

NOT REALLY, SHE FAINTED AND BROKE IT WHILE BEING POISONED WITH THIS ILLICIT ALCOHOL

[@adrianchadwick9524]

Good question

[@mandydyke4248]

Imagine trying to drown someone in the pool.These kids were murder.

[@rmeredithm]

It’s the easiest to break and most commonly broken bone, but you’re right… there still has to be a certain amount of force exerted to break it. Makes no sense.

[@leelunk8235]

@@rmeredithm SHE FELL FACE FIRST AND BROKE IT THEN SHE DROWNED

[@juliebianchi2163]

My son just left for Cabo with his dad and uncle this morning and now I'm petrified! I'm going to tell myself they stopped serving poisonous alcohol to guests now or I'll be worried sick about him for the next 4 days! I AM going to send him a warning though and hope he doesn't think I'm being an annoying mom.

[@rosegill4814]

Yes do that,because all the foreigners that go on vacation ended up dead !🙄

[@themindhelp9584]

Please send them this video!!!🙏🙏🙏 i hope they get back safe

[@Little_Sidhe]

Hey, hopefully your son had a great time and is back home with you safely.

[@monicanath4859]

I hope they are all ok!

[@juliebianchi2163]

@dianah735 Participating in a fishing tournament not getting hookers. 😉

[@Kkayoodle]

Heard this story before but still nobody has reported on what the group of teens that were with them had to say. Were they ever even identified or interviewed by anyone? I think it would really make a difference in this case.

[@SeeMissDee1000]

They probably get paid to sit at the bar and get people to drink more.

[@shannonlaforme8344]

This is what I came to ask as well. If they all drank shots from a tainted bottle wouldn’t they be affected too? And no theory given for the bump on the brothers head or Abby’s broken collarbone. Where was this bartender? Why did it take another guest finding them when they were supposedly standing amongst a group of people at the bar with a bartender? So many questions about this one.

[@appledoreman]

Isn't the guy at 4:30 one of their friends?

[@jennifermcgoldrick6323]

@@appledoreman no, that’s the son who recovered

[@appledoreman]

I thought it was, but then the headline says, "Two siblings murdered."@@jennifermcgoldrick6323

[@jamesmaguire9518]

It makes me feel so sick hearing their mother talk. There's literally nothing anyone can do to make those parents feel better

[@Siknan80]

Nope they were Drugged 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@jennfontan188]

100%!!!!! So sick and tired of these horrible stories!!!! Why are these parents even allowing these children drink at all, nevermind without them!!!! They think it's so cool and awesome to party with their kids and then they aren't even their to monitor them!!!! It just makes me so sad.....

[@Siknan80]

@@jennfontan188 it's strange to me as well and I understand completely, Hopefully people are paying Attention..

[@ItsNeverAManequin]

they weren’t ‘children’ they were 20 and 22. back in the states abbey would have the occasional drink with her parents. there was no keg or binge drinking so not a party at all. i have seen other parents partying with younger children but this is not one of those instances.

[@nursebev2249]

I think they were too.

[@SweetpeaC]

so sad!

[@lgannawa]

These vacations aren’t cheap and clearly the FBI has stated Mexico IS NOT safe to visit, why are people still going to them? It makes no sense.

[@vchafab]

I think because it is way cheaper than say Hawaii. For 2, it was a total of $1,200 to go to Cabo for 7 days (all inclusive) but it cost us $10,000 to go to Hawaii for 7 days. To me it’s not worth it again. I was scared every minute I was there.

[@divinecommerce3912]

Vaya Con Dios...

[@j4kgang921]

​@vchafab I Wouldn't go to Mexico or anywhere where I need a passport

[@DixonDixon65]

This was 2016....bad bootleg booze.. was what rhey said in 2016.

[@sassycat2841]

What about security cameras at the resort? Don’t they have them?

[@gj5990]

Even in the 90s when I went there on a cruise we were constantly warned to never drink a thing once on land, even though at resorts and tourist areas, or do individual activities apart from what was recommended because nothing is regulated.

[@jewelhunter6839]

This happened to my husband and me! We both blacked out at the same time one night. We knew we had been drugged. Scary.

[@karlfridrik3435]

What was the alcohol level in her blood at arrival at the hospital? toxicology report must have been made in the initial treatment she had? that way they could blow off all accusation about too much to drink.

[@treeyellow4627]

Yes, so many holes in this story. Where is the data??

[@iCandyBunnyMadness]

This is terrifying i heard a similar story like this one about tainted alcohol happening in Dominican Republic, its scary af. Greed is such a dangerous thing.

[@johnpowers1638]

This happened to me and my mother in a resort in Acapulco quite a few years ago. We were fortunate and made it back to our room safe where we passed out, we knew we had either been slipped s Mickey or tainted alcohol, we were able to sleep it off, for the rest of the trip very cautious, beer only on opened.

[@candilease938]

10:37 the DOCTOR pulled the nurse away from Nolan saying “he’s just drunk” Wtf!!! I’m in pure shock at this crap! It disgusts me!

[@Marina_-_-]

So there was a group of people drinking at the same bar, the same drinks and only the 2 of them passed out? Weird.

[@shy_guy3817]

This kinda remind me of that hulu series which this white family go to Jamaica. The older sister is found dead by the resort and her young sister in the future is trying to find the truth of what really happened that night

[@Lol-ll5gh]

what show is that?

[@phroggy6100]

what series?

[@bloodydexter2003]

​@@Lol-ll5ghsaint x

[@j4d7s8]

Series is called Saint X

[@Winterking3333]

Saint X is the name of the Hulu series

[@fernandosillas1]

Even as a first gen American that has Mexican blood in me and family in mexico im, still scared of going to my country

[@flower4598]

Me too😂

[@superstringsbro]

You’re a brainwashed pussy 👍

[@orionxtc1119]

"my country".... why is Mexico your country when you were born in USA?

[@BBQ-King-s6j]

Been there, no urge to ever go back

[@lilithowl]

Surely it can't be scarier than the USA!

[@elletea8298]

Something similar happened to me in Las Vegas in 2017. I had a couple drinks at a popular club and I ended up in the hospital because I blacked out. Out of all of the times I’ve drank before than and after, I have never experienced anything like that. It was such a scary experience not knowing how I went from being ok to being completely out of it in an instant. I truly believe I had bad alcohol.

[@maryannonalo8872]

Happened to me too, I wasn’t hospitalized but I got really wasted not once or twice am scared drinking in bars

[@Breeeisme]

This poor girl may she rest in peace. Although my experience didn’t have the same ending, I have had a scary experience with alcohol in an all inclusive resort in Mexico. I thought I was drugged this entire time.. I didn’t realize there are resorts selling alcohol like this. This video makes me want to reach out to the resort and dig more into what really happened. There was no reason for me to black out after sipping 1 slushy drink.

[@marthamora6648]

In 2019 we to Chapala, Jalisco and had a pina colada and my husband had a corona but he told them not to open it he would do it. This was at a set up bar out on the beach. After I took about 3 sips and I mean sips beachside I didn’t want to finish it before my husband finished his bear as we only wanted one then go have dinner with drinks at the restaurant. I literally felt myself slipping away and it was scary, I told my husband something was wrong and to please not to leave me alone. I felt exactly how Anastasia felt when I was prepped for surgery. My husband didn’t now what was wrong he thought I was messing around and just wanted to take a nap by the lake. I was out without control for about an hour. When I woke up I was so sluggish for the rest of the evening we ended up going back to Guadalajara to our hotel. When they gave me my drink there was a table close to ours and all 6 young ladies had pina coladas delivered to them at the same time as me. Never again will I drink in Mexico unless I’m with someone who isn’t drinking. Take care.

[@orionxtc1119]

There is an epidemic of non Mexican people who visit Mexico die there...

[@gingersnapped5235]

An accident, my ass....the resort is 100% wrong, they knew what they were serving, they had just been lucky up until the Connors vacation. Condolences to Abby's family, may she be Resting In Peace. I won't be visiting Mexico anytime soon, there are safer places to visit. Thanks for sharing Abbys story.

[@candicane1]

I’ve been to Mexico 6 times within the last 3 years. I’ve had no issues. Millions of other people share the same story as mine.

[@EthersMysticalChildTarot8014]

You're very insensitive 🤯

[@nikkibird7394]

Why you want to lie? Do you think your lie can stop what happened & what is happening there. The most dangerous criminals place in the world is Mexico

[@audreyb1935]

Yes I've been many times and been fine and would have a good amount to drink over the trip, this case is shocking to me 😢 so sad

[@tinat5484]

Well good for you that is so not the point. This young woman was in the prime of her life and died. Have a heart.

[@Lucy-mf5gk]

Were you drinking & staying at resorts in Mexico?

[@lizzyyork]

It doesn't take a genius to know these places aren't safe. People need to be smarter.

[@domjay]

and those hotels are proabbly in cahoots with the hospitals as well.

[@trixieAugustina9833]

I think the family has something to do with this. There was a large party and only their adult children were found unresponsive. Then they are suing. Wonder if they are doing it for money?

[@domjay]

@@trixieAugustina9833 who knows

[@RawOlympia]

@@trixieAugustina9833 only their adult children were drinking - get some sense

[@trixieAugustina9833]

@@RawOlympia I suggest that you watch the video with one of your parents ALL were drinking. GROW UP. You do not go to a bar and not drink. You must either be dimwitted or six years old.

[@trixieAugustina9833]

@@RawOlympia Also stop talking about how your dad forced you to do things to him in the shower.

[@boudicca7070]

Feeling sad for the family. I hope the government taking actions. I thought about vacationing in Mexico until I saw this video. Sharing this video with friends and family.

[@studyparadis]

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[@trixieAugustina9833]

I think the family has something to do with this. There was a large party and only their adult children were found unresponsive. Then they are suing. Wonder if they are doing it for money?

[@amaldesilva309]

What a repulsive comment. I hope you don't have children.

[@PeacefulSilence456]

This is more common than you think. I and my ex husband were victims in Feb 2018.

[@doemadd1111]

I've been wondering about this story. I heard about it when it happened, then never heard another word about it. Thank you for covering this. These stories (not the only one I have read about) makes me wary to visit Mexico and makes me very worried about any of my friends/family visiting.

[@Apryltaurus]

This was happening in the Dominican Republic as well

[@themanman165]

What kind of world do we live in where we have to blank out the word drowning 😭

[@candacehandyside903]

Cancun Mexico has been a dangerous place to go to. It’s a shame a lot of people are oblivious to that news.

[@foulapaix1915]

Why exaggerate. This is no murder. What is the motive? Ruining the reputation of the resort?

[@chele277]

If Austin can't remember anything sounds like their drinks were spiked

[@Michelle24_438]

What I was literally thinking

[@divinecommerce3912]

Note to travelers- Mexico is a lawless country known to sell wood grain alcohol to tourists. Ideally, if you drink there you want to see the bottle opened and hear the crack of the safety seal. They refill brand name liquor bottles with the cheap stuff that gives methanol poisoning. And remember that ice cubes are tap water so pass on those.

[@meforlife520]

What about the blood in the son's room?How did that happen if they were in pool?

[@lchristine3722]

I think they meant his hospital room.

[@kellystuard-will2826]

I think this also happened to some Americans in the Dominican Republic a few years back. It was big news at the time. People were dying after using the alcohol in their fridges.

[@chelsico.6929]

If this was a luxury resort, then why were there ZERO cameras around the pool? How? If it's that much of a luxury 5 star hotel and this wasn't Yeats before cameras everywhere especially at hotels, so there are truly no cameras pointed toward the pool or cameras at the pool bar? Really?

[@ihatemorons4135]

I have heard on other suspicious deaths that the footage mysteriously gets deleted. I think that may have happened in this case since they mentioned a cover up. Clearly the cameras are only there for the resorts benefit

[@frankiebaby5770]

My heart goes out to this family. As I sit here listening to this, I get this dreadful feeling this was not an accident.

[@tobiasventura6193]

They definetely added something funky to their drinks, so tragic for the poor girl, RIP

[@Diademic111]

was the bartender at least charged? someone has to be responsible.. was the bartender even interviewed? He's the one who mixes the drinks right, so did he know what he was serving?

[@orionxtc1119]

"was the bartender at least charged?"...uhm because it was in Mexico, not USA

[@Meow4B]

@@orionxtc1119 do you think they don’t have a legal system in Mexico honey? Wow

[@thegrimlooper]

Wow. It’s not easy to break a bone, let alone a collarbone. RIP 😢

[@MimiLynn1980]

My cousin tripped due to her shoestring not being tied and broke her collarbone as she fell in grass yes grass

[@moonpresence9707]

Not if you slip around a pool and hit the floor or edge of the pool. I cracked my chin as a kid on the edge of a pool

[@Meow4B]

Breaking a collarbone is pretty easy if you fall and land on your shoulder. I broke my collarbone once falling off my bike& I wasn’t going fast.

[@candilease938]

You should be able to bring your own couple bottles of wine or a bottle or two of liquor or a specific amount allowed in luggage when traveling! Why should people have to risk drinking their tainted alcohol…!?

[@lchristine3722]

Just don't go. There are other places within the U.S. for vacations.

[@CryptidsRoost]

Wow this is so scary. If all was above board then have could Austin have had a contusion to his head and Abby have a busted collarbone? It sounds to me like there was more than just the few dodgy alcoholic drinks they consumed. I think they were also attacked, either by the staff members at the poolside bar, or some of the other guests that were present.

[@orionxtc1119]

The alcohol was used to make them easier to attack...they were targeted...

[@CryptidsRoost]

@@orionxtc1119 That is pretty much what I was thinking. Otherwise all the other young teen tourists would've been in the same condition

[@jillfacon4177]

In January, my son’s young brother-in-law was murdered while celebrating his 1 year wedding anniversary with his wife by the police is Rosarito, Mexico while at a beautiful local resort - one that they had stayed at frequently. Of course they will never face any consequences to their actions and our hands are tied.

[@cacovie]

Rosarito is super low rent, it's possible they were up to no good.

[@kylieryan3523]

Why do people go to 3rd world countries for luxury holidays and they dont think anything will be dodgy

[@InterestingLifeTravels]

Thank you for sharing and bringing awareness to this.

[@Sarahdrinkstea]

I’ve been to cancun Mexico and yes the alcohol is very different there, I went early 200’s and stayed in a well established hotel. RIP Abby, this is awful 😭

[@tashaiscool001]

I’ve heard hotels make patrons sick as a deal with the hospitals so they can send rich people to them for a deal. It’s crazy

[@michelleelms9411]

You couldn’t pay me to go to Mexico

[@queenv7422]

Good. We don’t want you there💀🤡🤡

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

Same here.

[@LivBlanks]

Nope. Why are people flooding into countries where their own people are literally fleeing from barefoot and in fear. Like how stupid do Americans need to be. Keeping that stigma alive and well.

[@Jay-cq6ve]

Title is misleading if only 1 of them died. R.i.p Abby..

[@Teetoy4]

Yea I was confused about that

[@Tonimaroni2BeKindToAnimals]

This story was all over the media when it happened, THE BROTHER SURVIVED.

[@beth-bi9yv]

My only question of doubt is, if it was tainted....wouldn't there have been far more guests affected?

[@cmthomas07]

I think unregulated anything is just a crap shoot.

[@gloriaacosta471]

‼️ YES! THIS EXACT THING HAPPENED TO US AT UNICO RIVIERA MAYAN IN TULUM AUGUST 2023 We are just thankful my girlfriend didn't get poisoned and she was able to help us get back to our room. Everything that is mentioned in this video happened to us. We are just thankful none of us die from getting poison. But it sure felt like it. Stay safe and believe this can happen to anyone. Also, we have been visiting Mexico for many years but never experienced something like this. Until recently.

[@angelicagutierrez8209]

100% facts. Everything is so familiar because it happened to us. From the pain to the sudden consciousness, deleting messages, making us feel as if we had no self-control for our drinking and putting the blamed on us. 5 diamond resort. Be safe, everyone. This happened a few months ago

[@Done_Datta]

Just because they act with urgency and cooperate doesnt mean that they Shouldnt be held accountable Smh It sounds like this is a hustle for them Because this happens far too often

[@kmstins]

This is such a 100% avoidable tragedy. We Americans have known for many years that it's not safe for us in Mexico. Even our government has posted warnings to not travel to Mexico. It's sad that people would rather risk their lives than spend some extra money on a beautiful vacation here in the U.S.A. 😔🇺🇸

[@DreamCloud124]

Countries post warning about you. Every country has warned their citizens about traveling through the US where you can be shot going to a supermarket. Be serious.

[@kmstins]

@@DreamCloud124 Apparently you haven't seen the millions of people who enter our country illegally every year on the premise of wanting a "better life".

[@DreamCloud124]

And apparently you haven’t seen the travel advisory in other countries warning people not to travel to the US. You’re comparing people fleeing genocide to people trying to nap on a beach chair. Weird.

[@kmstins]

@@DreamCloud124 I think you need to look up the definition of "genocide". The hordes of illegals pouring into the U.S.A. are not fleeing genocide. These people aren't living in war-torn countries. They're not being targeted and killed because of their ethnicity. You are telling yourself nothing but fantasies. It's not reality.

[@Sherry-from-wherever]

This family is from my town…Pewaukee, WI. These are the exact details verbatim of what I have heard. I am absolutely broken for them. And this was ABSOLUTELY NOT an accident!! Because of the Connor family’s loss, I have not returned to Mexico and have no plans to do so ever.

[@kittypolice]

I live in a destination location and I have also worked in the hotel industry for a number of years. A lot of these Spanish hotels use cheap, off brand alcohol because they make more money doing so. At an all inclusive resort, your room rate covers food, beverage, labor, electricity, water and other operational expenses. They will and have supplied substandard food and beverage to guests to make more money. Always make sure you are drinking from a reputable liquor brand and or ask the alcohol % in inclusive beverages.

[@shannonbyrne3902]

Her brother survived and is very much alive. Perhaps consider changing the clickbait title..

[@Goldiegirl2009]

This title is wrong. Austin never died and wasn’t murdered.

[@KamChillTV19558]

@anna solves Thank You for not click baiting this, and showing the real photo for the real people and crime, You don't know how much it means to see honesty in the video Thumbnail & description, Thank You SOOOOO much for this, a GREAT GREAT improvement ❤❤❤, You will start to see after a couple of weeks that people will come back to your channel if they know the clock baiting has stopped, Thanks Anna, I will mention on social media that this is great channel as long as it sticks to no clickbait, clickbait eventually loses subscribers and viewers, so hopefully they'll see the changes and be as thrilled at the change as myself and my family n friends are ❤❤❤

[@dallynutkat3252]

So sweet of you and so encouraging but she is still doing it. The title of the video says the "siblings that were murdered", which is not true. One survived. Also, there is suspicion of murder but no proof so it should be " the daughter who died under suspicious circumstances at a 5 star resort" or something like that. So, she hasn't learned at all. This is actually the first video of hers I have watched in months because of her constant BS. I guess it will be the last for a long while again. I like that you are all giving her a chance though. You seem very nice 😊.. maybe after seeing your comment she will feel bad and try harder in future.

[@bricknmotor]

Why's it say siblings were murdered??

[@Notmep]

Many trips to resorts all over Mexico Never touch the alcohol is the most important advice My kids have traveled there as teens with friends and alcohol is the biggest risk both in the US and abroad

[@JT-sl3ui]

I have absolutely no desire to ever vacation in Mexico! Beautiful vacation resorts are plentiful in the United States 🇺🇸

[@wrghty]

This reminds me of the suspicious deaths of Hannah & David in Thailand on holiday. They were found partially undressed on the beach (she had been sexually assaulted) he had his head caved in. The Thai fuzz kept trying to say it wasnt murder, in the end they made these two foreign lads to confess to the murders

[@KM-nq7ez]

Horrible tragedy…. My deepest sympathy.

[@SteveV2023]

One died, the siblings didn't die. Why in the word drown cut out? Is that a bad word? Where's the security camera footage to show exactly what happened??

[@danielasigner3058]

Americans should avoid vacationing in Mexico

[@myrnasantico679]

Just go to the Philippines, we have beautiful beaches and you will never die here just consuming alcohol even if you buy it in our cheap store. There is really something wrong with their alcohol plus it is not also safe you could be abducted in Mexico.

[@thatscool1550]

my dream is to visit!!!!! beautiful place and the kindest and sweetest people in the world!!!

[@JessRare]

Where was the rest of the group they was hanging out with..did they not see and try to help get them out?

[@KamChillTV19558]

Absolutely terrifying, is this happening in any other country? Just devastating for these people harmed by illicit food and drink just for these resorts and places to save £$€ 😢😢😢

[@NataleeHEALS]

I love mexico but the Cancun side creeps me out. Both times I have been there I felt super unsafe. West coast all the way ❤

[@orionxtc1119]

There is an epidemic of non Mexican people who visit Mexico die there...

[@NataleeHEALS]

@@orionxtc1119 I go all the time. Like 3 times a year. And I am alive and never had any trouble. Mexico is a huge country and we can't blame the entire country for a few bad ones.

[@vamp4me]

@@NataleeHEALSsame here I loved it there apart from when some man tried to take me to the beach alone with his friends at night time it was super airy my mum didn’t allow it

[@lewthrasher4194]

You couldn't pay me to go to Mexico. They'll never get a nickel from me.

[@goethalzbridge8426]

This is a good warning. .. cause im a drinker and not a shy 1 ... i can imagine if im Mexico parrying. . I would mostly likely die if my drinks were spiked with moonshine

[@absolutelyridiculous6743]

It wasn't moonshine. This was fale information.

[@toinitoxtobias9044]

Thank you so much for this video dear, very informative.

[@larynjanay4878]

Mexico is such a beautiful country, amazing history, fun people, too bad I don't feel safe there. This poor family, people need to share this video so others don't have to go through this heartache😭

[@JuliaMichel-s6z]

This is such a sad story.

[@trixieAugustina9833]

I think the family has something to do with this. There was a large party and only their adult children were found unresponsive. Then they are suing. Wonder if they are doing it for money?

[@JuliaMichel-s6z]

@@trixieAugustina9833 yeah i was kinda thinking that to but it is really sad for the girl who died because of money or just peoples actions.