Two college students from Oklahoma were found passed out with their heads on a bar. They say they may have been drugged at a swim-up bar at a resort in Cancun, as shown in a horrifying picture.
Jake Sinder, Zara Hull’s boyfriend, and Kaylie Pitze, their friend, were having a pool day with their friends when two young women passed out after getting water at the bar.
“We both got water, and Jake turned around in two minutes. At the same time, we both hit the bar with our heads down,” Hull told CBS News.
The shocking picture was taken right after they got their water glasses. It shows both women holding hands while their heads are lying on top of the bar and their drinks are next to their limp arms.
Hull told the news outlet that she and her friends think their drinks were spiked while they were in the hospital.
“I’ve never felt that way before in my life,” she said. I was so heavy that I couldn’t even lift my head. “All of a sudden, I felt like I had to seize things,” she said.
They were rushed to a private hospital, but they felt alone there, and the price for their care was very high.
“It was just Zara and me in this hospital with hundreds of rooms,” Hull’s boyfriend Snider said.
“They can lock you in because all the locks are on the outside of the room,” Hull said.
Snider said he didn’t leave Hull’s side while she was in the Mexican hospital, where she says she was sleep-deprived.
“They put so much medicine in me that I have no idea where I am or what I’m doing. I haven’t woken up yet.” She said, “They put a catheter in me and a ventilator in me.”
Soon after, the hospital asked for tens of thousands of dollars to help Hull.
“The amount of money they wanted went up.” “They had to pay at least $10,000 to even look at me,” Hull said. “They were holding me hostage.” We are college students and don’t have the money they want.
After thirty hours, she got on a private plane and was flown to Dallas, where she has been in the hospital since Saturday.
“I couldn’t breathe by myself when we got here.” “Every time they tried to take me off the ventilator, my lungs would stop,” Hull said.
At least 18 seizures have happened to Hull since the accident. They haven’t found anything wrong with her yet, but they think she may have been drugged.
The college student will have to go to physical treatment to get back on his or her feet.
Because they are afraid for their safety, Hull and her friends have not told anyone the name of the lodge or hospital in Mexico.
“We don’t know what could happen, and that could put our whole families in danger,” Hull said, adding that she hopes her story can warn others.
She said, “We’re never going to leave the United States again.” “Don’t leave the resort; they say it’s the safest place.” It’s not true.
