Bahamas resort where 2 fat wigger moms say they were drugged, raped by black staffers alleges surveillance footage doesn't match claims

The two white broads were fucking around with black men and someone who
knew them saw it when they streamed bits live facetiming.  They got
busted.  Screaming "rape" is how liberal whores try and evade
responsibility for their poor decisions.

A Bahamas resort where two Kentucky mothers claim they were drugged and 
raped by two employees said that the women’s account of what happened does 
not match its security footage.

Amber Shearer and Dongayla Dobson said they were assaulted in broad 
daylight by staffers at Pirate’s Cove while relaxing on the beach while 
their Carnival Cruise ship was docked on the Grand Island in the Bahamas.

The longtime friends said they were offered a drink special by an 
employee, but after just 15 minutes, began to feel incredibly intoxicated.

They were ushered by a staff member into a secluded area to look for 
shells — and then, Shearer says, she came to while she was being raped by 
a man in a uniform.

The pair, covered in cuts and bruises, reported the sexual assault to 
Royal Bahamas police, who later arrested two men — a 40-year-old of South 
Bahamia and a 54-year-old of Eight Mile Rock.

Police said the investigation remains ongoing — but Pirate’s Cove claims 
that surveillance footage reveals that the two women’s accounts don’t add 
up.

“Upon further review of the surveillance videos, the allegations made on 
site, and in subsequent social media posts and news stories, conflict with 
what the time-stamped surveillance videos contain,” Pirate’s Cove beach 
resort said in a statement without divulging further details, the Daily 
Mail reported.

Pirate’s Cove also confirmed that the two employees have been fired, 
saying that whatever conduct they engaged in on tape “indicates that at a 
minimum, they violated our zero-tolerance policy.”

Wigger fatties.

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Carnival Cruise Line confirmed to The Post on Wednesday that two guests 
aboard the Carnival Elation reported the sexual assault, which occurred 
while on “an independent shore excursion.”

“Our onboard Care Team provided support for the two guests as they sailed 
back to Jacksonville,” the cruise company said.

Dobson and Shears remembered being on the beach and almost immediately 
feeling as if something besides alcohol was in their cocktails.

“Less than a few [sips] into the second drink, we knew something was 
wrong. Something was terribly wrong,” Shearer told NewsNation’s “Cuomo.”

Even their loved ones were concerned after speaking with them on video, 
she said.

She recalled waking up in horror. “I came to in the process of my rape,” 
she said through sobs.

They said they don’t believe their allegations were properly handled and 
cops did not administer rape test kits at their request.

Back on the cruise ship, the moms received the results of their toxicology 
tests — which showed they had a plethora of drugs in their systems, 
including benzodiazepines.

They had notably minimal alcohol in their bodies and bruising on their 
legs.

Just five days before their vacation, Bahamian Prime Minister Philip Davis 
insisted that the country was a “safe” destination for tourists.

The US Embassy in the Bahamas released a security warning and travel 
advisory last month saying that the island nation is currently unsafe for 
tourists amid 18 murders — “primarily” motivated by gang violence — in 
January alone.

The State Department issued a level 2 advisory on Jan. 26, just over a 
week before the two American women were allegedly raped.

Dobson and Shears, who had never left the country before, say Carnival 
should have warned them about the dangers in the Bahamas.

“We had no idea what was going on in the Bahamas, none whatsoever,” Dobson 
told the station.

“We were targeted from the moment we were spotted.”

The women’s attorney, Nicholas Gerson, told NewsNation that Carnival has 
“a legal duty to warn about dangerous conditions they should have known 
about.”

“Carnival actually markets this particular excursion on their website, 
they actually profit from the excursion,” he added.

“So Carnival should have warned our clients, the warning shouldn’t have 
come from the State Department.”

Carnival said it is cooperating with authorities’ investigation.

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