Missing American search students potentially complicated by interruption of electricity: expert

Long -term interruption of power of power on Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, The resort in which the missing American college student rested for spring breaks could potentially influence the investigation of the authorities about her disappearance.

Sudixha Konanki, 20-year-old Pittsburgh University Student From the Loudoun district in Virginia, he was last seen walking in front of a five -star Rio Republic in front of the Riu Republi resort in the early morning on March 6th. It’s not yet located.

The resort lost the power starting at Tuesday, March 4, at about 1:30 in the morning, and 70% of power was renewed on Thursday, March 6, Power was completely renovated for Fox News Digital on Wednesday, Riu Resorts & Hotels.

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The hotel company added that “in response to publications that connect electric failure experienced at the Riu Republika Hotel with the tragic disappearance of the guest of Sudiksha Chowdary Konanki, Riu Hotels & Resorts wants to clarify that both events are completely unclear.”

The hotel added that the safety cameras around the Riu Republic “were operational and, in fact, recorded quality pictures during that day and night because there was enough lighting.”

Safety camera shots taken KonankI walk from a hotel bar to a beach with friends, including a young man with a hand wrapped around his shoulder, around 4:17 am on March 6. Obviously, she was last seen on the beach outside the resort at 4:50, shortly before 6am, friends returned to the hotel, but Konanka was not with them.

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The Loudoun district authorities appointed a colleague of tourists as a person who was interested in, because she was the last person seen with Konanki. The American man, in his 20s, has not been charged with any crime.

Experts say that although the current interruption is unlikely to prevent a video of a video of surveillance or cell phones, this may complicate the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of Konanki.

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“It affects everyone in the investigation whether they have lost complete power,” Fox News Digital, founder and executive director of Lake Forest Group, and executive director Michael Verden, a former secret service agent and security director for the NBA, told NBA.

Without electricity, safety cameras in certain areas of the hotel may have lost their relationship even if others have retained the relationship. In other words, the full power may have presented a more complete picture of Konaki’s last movements before she disappeared, although it is unclear if any cameras lost their relationship during the disappearance of electricity.

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“These are all evidence,” Verden explained. “With the disappearance of electricity, how much did it affect? ​​Do some of the cameras remain active? Do everyone stay active? Because if they lose power, it could affect the investigation.”

“If they lose power, it could affect the investigation.”

– Mike Verden

He added that the interruption of electricity could also prevent guests from entering hotel rooms and, therefore, prevents the investigators from establishing when Konanka and her friends last entered their rooms before her disappearance.

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“The electronic system gives you evidence … And that could be significant to show access before its disappearance,” Verden said, because information about the hotel room could be useful in confirming the guest statements about when they were with Konanki opposite when they returned to their rooms. This information would help the authorities to build time deadlines for those present during the last movements, he said.

Tom Slovenian, digital forensic expert and founder Cellular Forensics, told Fox News Digital that, despite the interruption of electricity, he would continue to be able to monitor the information about the cell phone tower to determine where and when Konanki was before he disappeared.

“In fact, they got a lot of good guides there, especially when she’s not coming back. She was hand in hand with [person of interest]. And then the man returns. She’s gone. So, I would watch [him] A great time. Then where did he go? You could find it on those deposits. But if you know who he is, get hold of his phone. You can easily use the call details and find out where he was, who he talked to. Such a thing, “the Slovenian explained.

He also said that cell phones towers could provide information about the location and time despite the disappearance of electricity in the resort, and even despite being wet if Konanki and her friends swam, because some newer smartphones were waterproof. The phones must be included for cell phones on ping, but the phone user does not have to make calls or texts.

“Time data is still going on in the background” as long as cell phones are used, even in the background, Slovenian explained.

“Obviously, they could draw records about the details of calls for her particular phone. They can also make a tower with each of the services providers on that island … And then they can go to see if they will find someone who looks probably. … They can go ahead and get what is time in advance. What they do is what is called in advance,” Slovenian said.

He described the weather progress as the way phones get “pingles” from the cell phone towers, which shows “the amount of time it takes from a signal to move from the tower to the phone back to the tower.”

“They are able, we are able to look at the area where that phone was approximately … and so you can follow that the phone is moving,” he said.

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Sheriff of the Loudoun District (LCSO) on Tuesday stated that “[t]There were significant public speculations here about what could happen to Konanki and who could be involved. “

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“We care for anyone to draw any unconfirmed conclusions and we are dedicated to ensuring a thorough investigation before any conclusions are made,” they said in a statement. “Lcso hopes for a safe return to Sudiksha Konanki, and we are dedicated to supporting this investigation and her family in every way possible.”

Authorities ask anyone with information to contact LCSO at 703-777-1021. To stay anonymous, call Loudoun Crime Solvers at 703-777-1919.