TRIP FROM HELL: Kentucky whore women say they were drugged, raped in Bahamas

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 winter escape to the Bahamas for two Kentucky women turned into a trip 
from hell.

Amber Shearer and Dongayla Dobson said they were drugged and raped on 
Sunday after their Carnival cruise ship made a stop on Grand Bahama.

They are receiving care back home and are demanding justice for the sexual 
assaults after saying they were treated like criminals for reporting the 
assaults to Bahamian authorities.

“I want people to be safe,” Shearer told News Nation’s Chris Cuomo. “Two’s 
not enough. Dongayla and I thought as best friends … that we could protect 
each other and to be safe, and it’s just not enough.”

After getting off the cruise, the women said they took a taxi to a local 
resort. They were given cocktails by staff members which they say were 
drugged.

“Less than a few drinks into the second drink, we knew something was 
wrong. Something was terribly wrong,” Shearer said.

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They then set out to look for seashells on the beach when a resort staff 
member told them he knew where to find good shells.

That was the last thing they recalled before the alleged rapes.

“I came to in the process of my rape,” Shearer said.

“We were just conscious enough to have, or just aware enough, to know that 
they were in uniforms,” Dobson added.

After reporting the assaults, the women complained that local authorities 
didn’t conduct proper sexual assault tests and viewed them as criminals.

Traces of benzodiazepines and other drugs were found in their systems.

“To see the things that showed up on my (toxicology) screen was just 
traumatizing all over again,” Dobson said.

In a Facebook update, police in the Bahamas say two local men, 54 and 40, 
were arrested. The investigation is ongoing.

This incident followed a U.S. State Department travel advisory last month 
that warned of an increase of crime and a spike in murders, including 
“gang-on-gang violence,” happening in urban areas of the country southwest 
of Florida.

“You need to be aware because our cruise line did not make us aware of a 
travel advisory,” Shearer said. “We had no idea what was going on in the 
Bahamas.”

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