Sudiksha Konanki’s clothing on the beach chair in photos: report

Clothing, which is believed to be the missing college student Sudiksha Konanki, were seen on a beach chair near her last.

The 20-year-old College junior, who took over at six female students from the University of Pittsburgh in the Riu República Hotel in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic, was walked on a beach on Thursday, March 6th, March 6th. Some of the dresses she wore in these moments were later found on a nearby beach chair.

Shortly before she disappeared, Konanki was caught on surveillance material in a white swimsuit that was later discovered in a white chaise lounge on the beach, according to the pictures that were obtained from the outlet.

CDN also reported that the sandals of the missing student were discovered near the same lounge chair.

Sources near the investigation previously reported ABC News and Dominican News Outlet El Nacional that Konanki’s clothing was found on the beach and there were no signs of violence.

The Dominican police also confirmed people that clothing had been found, even though they did not share any further details at that time.

Konanki, a resident of Loudon County, Virginia, and a citizen of India, was most recently seen on video surveillance cameras, with a group on March 6th at 4:15 a.m. on March 6th, according to the National Police of the Dominican Republic.

She was seen on the way to the beach in the film material with a man who was later identified as a 22-year-old college student Joshua Riibe.

Riibe was appointed as a “person of interest”, but not a suspect. He and Konanki spent time on the beach before it has disappeared, said Ribe told the local authorities in an interview with NBC News.

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The man may be the last person who saw Konanki said to the local investigators that the couple “spoke in hip deep water, talk and kiss a little” when a wave fell and they both swept “at sea” after the exit.

“I kept trying to make them breathe, but that didn’t allow me to breathe all the time, and I swallowed a lot of water,” he said.

Riibe, who is currently imprisoned in the Riu República in the middle of the missing person, told the investigators that he and Konanki would safely bring himself back to the shore and said: “When I last saw her, I asked if it was good” when he didn’t hear her or saw her, “she thought she packed and left her.”

After Konanki’s classmates reported on their missing, the National Police of Dominican said that an “exhaustive search had been started at sea, air and country” to find them. Dominican authorities believe that it was drowned, according to an earlier ABC News report, even though her body was not recovered.

Konanki’s family told beforehand USA TODAY That they “go through an incredibly difficult time” and “are deeply sad” in their absence.

“We are calling for privacy when we come together with this challenging moment,” concluded the family’s explanation.