Two American tourists report having been drugged in Costa Mujeres

The Attorney General’s Office (FGE) of Quintana Roo has begun an investigation into a possible crime against the health of two foreign tourists identified as Zara Hull and Kaylie Pitze, in the continental area of ​​Isla Mujeres.

The case, which has captured the attention of international media, focuses on students at Oklahoma State University who accused, through social networks, of having been drugged.
while staying at a Resort in Costa Mujeres.

According to reports, the incident occurred last Thursday, August 1, when Hull and Pitze were at the Resort‘s pool. Both tourists began to experience discomfort after consuming water at the pool bar. Testimonies shared on social media indicate that the situation became critical with Hull suffering convulsions and both young women having to be transferred to their rooms in wheelchairs.

Kaylie Pitze, in an interview with News 9, said, “My water was bubbling and we were knocked out.” Rilee Works, apparently known to the family, shared a picture of herself
appreciates drinks.

The victims did not remember much after ingesting the drinks and were rushed to a local hospital where they faced financial difficulties due to a deposit
required to start treatment.

Zara’s boyfriend’s mother, Stephanie Snider, reported that the young women were hospitalized and faced serious health problems. “What started out as a fun vacation turned
“It became a nightmare when Zara started having seizures. She was heavily sedated and we didn’t get a lot of answers from the hospital,” Snider said.

After being transported to the United States, the girls received medical attention at a hospital in Texas. Zara Hull underwent urgent treatment and help was requested from the
U.S. Embassy to cover hospital expenses.

The Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Drug Dealing Crimes is leading the investigation to clarify the facts and determine whether the young women were deliberately intoxicated at the Resort.
located in Costa Mujeres.

Quintana Roo authorities confirmed that, despite having learned of the incident in the media, they indicated that so far there is no official complaint regarding these events.
However, investigations to clarify the alleged poisoning of two women have already begun.

Authorities are expected to provide an update on the investigation in the coming hours. For now, the Prosecutor’s Office continues to review evidence and testimony to determine
the exact nature of the incident and the responsibilities involved.