American last to see the missing student of Pitt alive in the Dominican Republic in the United States star-news.press/wp

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – an American who believed was seen with the shortcomings of the University of Pittsburgh in the Dominican Republic in the United States, said that the authorities forced him to stay on the Caribbean people and seized his passport.

NBC News saw Joshua Riibe at Las Américas International Airport in Santo Domingou, the country’s capital, where he boarded the plane on Wednesday night. NBC News first announced that he landed on the American soil.

He was with a man who Riibe’s lawyer identified as his father. They followed them a woman on the checkpoint left behind as they passed through security projection.

NBC news saw that it is an airport employee who helping in boarding.

The departure of Riiba ends as his lawyer was detention in the Dominican Republic, because researchers examined him in connection with the disappearance of Konani 6. March.

Riibe, 22, was held under the supervision of the police at the hotel in which Konanki stayed at the spring break, when she disappeared, towards Riibu and his lawyers. Local authorities also took away Riibe’s passport, they said.

Riibe, older at State University. Cloud in Minnesota, is not charged with a crime, and no suspects in Konankin is called, according to the opinion of the National Police of the Dominican Republic.

Dominican judge ruled on Tuesday that it is no longer needed to be under police supervision.

Riibe should go to the US Embassy in Santo Domingo on get an emergency US passport in the country.

“The US Embassy is in communication with him and his family and his lawyer, and we also provide consular assistance,” said the Spokesman State Department Tammy Bruce on Wednesday before he was on Wednesday.

One of the Ribe’s lawyers said in the introduction on Wednesday evening that La Altagracia Prosecution told Riibu after hearing that the passport’s return was prepared on Tuesday; However, Riibe decided to apply for a new government from the US for “private reasons”.

The new passport “was urgently betrayed,” the lawyer said.

The prosecutors told Tuesday in the Open Court if they didn’t know where Riibe’s Passport was.

The National Police did not immediately answer the request for a comment on Riyino departure. The land lawyer did not immediately respond to the request for information about his passport.

Konankin disappearance pulled a wide attention of the last weeks.

Konki, younger at the University of Pittsburgh, was on a spring break with five friends on the beach in Punta Cani when she disappeared in early March. Her friends returned to her to the hotel with the beach, but she stayed with people who met with travel, authorities said.

Riibe, who is from Rock Rapid, Iowa, told local investigators in the interview last week that he was on the beach with the Connections before she disappeared, according to the transcript of the interview that he received NBC News.

The transcript says that Riibe and Konaki were “in the waist-shaped water, talk and kiss a little,” before the wave crashed, introducing them to the sea. “

Police said they did not find signs of beach violence. A spokesman for a hotel staying Konanko also said the red flags, which indicate “that the sea had strong currents and very large waves,” they flew in the morning.

Konanki parents told reporters outside their home in Loouon district in Virginia, that they gave up hope that their daughter was still alive.

“We come in terms of the fact that our daughter was drowning,” her father said, Subbarayuda Konanki, he said through tears. “This is incredibly difficult to process.”

Her parents invited the local police to declare their daughter dead earlier in the week. Her father added on Tuesday that they came in a reason that their daughter drowned on the basis of information given to them by US and local authorities.

“Both foreign authorities showed us how high ocean waves are in the time of (a) incident,” he said. “And both foreign authorities also clarified that a person of interest is not doubted from the beginning.”