Joshua Riibe File file on Habeas Corpus due to Dominican detention in the case of Sudiksha Konanki

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic-Esconspechers for Iowa 22-year-old Joshua Riibe, a key witness in mysterious disappearance The Spring breakthrough of the University of Pittsburgh Sudiksha Konanki submitted a file Habeas Corpus, who sought the end of his de facto house custody at the resort where she disappeared, according to local media.

The search for Konanki on Monday entered her 11th day, without the signs of where she is.

Riibe, who was not appointed suspected or charged with a crime, spent the whole time at the Riu Republica resort, where he was seen in the same video surveillance as Konanki before she disappeared.

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The Dominican authorities seized his passport and placed him under police supervision as the search continued with the mainland, air and sea.

Riibe’s lawyers submitted to Habeas Corpus on Monday SinDominican news. The source confirmed for Fox News Digital, the petition was filed in the courtroom, and the hearing was scheduled for Tuesday at 2 pm.

Riibe, colleague of the spring robber of University of St. Cloud state He cooperated with the authorities in Minnesota and was not appointed suspect – but his family was made in a fire statement on Friday.

“Despite its complete willingness to cooperate, Josh has been detained under irregular conditions and subjected to an extensive examination without the presence of official translators or legal advisers until Wednesday, March 12,” said his parents Albert and Tina Riibe, through his lawyers.

“He remained in his hotel room under police supervision and was repeatedly taken to a police station from March 6, where he was long questioned for long hours. This situation has caused serious concern in his family, leading us to retaining legal advisor to launch legal actions by providing his safety and protection of his rights in this process.”

The submission is a challenge of the legality of Riib’s custody, which his parents called “irregular” on Friday.

According to the Dominican Law, a person can only be retained for 48 hours without charges, according to a state department.

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Riiba’s lawyers and Dominican prosecutors did not immediately respond to the commentary requests.

“As a prosecutor, I would say that the implementation of the law is likely to retain Riiba in the Dominican Republic because he has made numerous inconsistent statements to enforce the law and there are still too many unanswered questions,” said Jonathan Hatami, Deputy District Attorney in Los Angeles followed by the case. “Some people may feel that Riibe should be allowed to leave. Well, the young girl is missing, and he was the last to see her. The investigations are usually not wrapped in an hour like a TV show.”

During multiple interviews with the police, Riibe allegedly claimed that he last saw her on the beach after both pulled to the shore in a strong current.

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He said that after returning to Earth, he last saw him leaving his deep knee and then vomited and fell asleep in a chair, according to a transcript received by Fox News.

That move was not unexpected. Riibe was not charged with Crime And originally needed to return to the US last week.