Three tourists dead at a resort in the Bahamas. Does this make you question suspicions at this resort?

[smahala1991]

Over the weekend three people died at the Sandals resort in the Bahamas. The tourists were from Tennessee and Florida. There has been a lot of speculation of tainted alcohol in the past at some places in the Caribbean.

[razelove]

When you go to a lot of different countries and buy the 2 dollar vodka it isn't a speculation of tainted alcohol, it 100% contains methanol. Question is if you ever notice because you stay drunk on booze that doesn't have methanol for long enough to flush it out of your system. I got a case of vodka with methanol in it in Panama, and 4 bottles of JD for when I was done with it. When I was done with the "tainted" alcohol, just drink the "clean" alcohol for a few days to flush it out, squeaky clean.

You die or go retarded if you don't flush the methanol out right. Denatured (methanol added) alcohol is cheap as hell. Not all that risky if you know what you're doing and don't drink it until your eyes burn though, that's when you have formic acid build up.

[josephinelcajon]

Yes, but not foul play it's another gas leak. This exact scenario happened just a few years ago. It's from poor maintenance. These seaside resorts get ponded by storms and a constant spray of saltwater tropical humid air.
FBI investigating 3 deaths at same Dominican Republic resort, more tourist deaths reported (nbcnews. com)

[Smoke-n-Growls]

I mean, it's also entirely possible these tourists just drank themselves to death.

American tourists aren't really known as smart travelers - and heck, Floridians are just built different.

Did they get all their vaxxed and meds before travel? It's entirely possible they skipped those steps and died from preventable causes.

[jennifer_bloom]

I think it might be contamination and I’m surprised it’s sandals which is a prestigious brand, Tiger woods got married at a sandals resort and Oprah Winfrey and Bill Gates we’re on the list of invitees.

[RolandCuthbert]

Kind of startling. And I love the Caribbean. Been to Jamaica. Had friends who love the DR. Might need to do more research before my next vacation.

[exitseven]

I am always suspicious of resorts and even more suspicious of cruise ships. This tragedy seems to be related to a toxin maybe a faulty air conditioner.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I believe I've heard of this before not too sure but just heard about a non-working A/C that has killed some people on vacation I believe that too was in the Bahamas and could be somewhere else?

[Phoenix98]

Little suspicious yeah.

could be tainted food or most likely alcohol.

[msc545]

Apparently, they were also in a hospital before they died. Worrisome.

[Avicenna]

Well, have autopsies been conducted?

[xazo54]

Did they die because of covid?

[smahala1991]

Not ruled out

[smahala1991]

But to travel form the US to Bahamas requires a negative result for COVID within 72 hours of travel

[CandiceK]

@xazo54 You could be hit by a bus and it would be written up as Covid. lol