Oklahoma Students Claim They Were Drugged in Cancun
- Two college students from Oklahoma reported feeling ill after consuming drinks at a Cancun resort.
- They suspect they may have been drugged, raising concerns about safety at the location.
- This incident highlights ongoing issues related to drugging and safety in popular tourist areas.
In a troubling incident during a recent trip to Cancun, two American women, identified as Hull and Pitze, reportedly became incapacitated after consuming tainted water at a resort. Hull recounted that her boyfriend, Jake, informed her that she was incoherent and appeared unconscious shortly after they had drinks. The alarming situation unfolded last Friday, prompting concerns from friends and family. Stephanie Snider, whose son is Hull's boyfriend, took to social media to share details of the incident, alleging that the women were slipped a drug in their drinks. According to Snider, both Hull and Pitze collapsed simultaneously after taking a sip, with Hull later experiencing what was described by a resort doctor as a seizure. The urgency of the situation escalated when the hospital demanded $10,000 upfront for treatment, with additional funds required for continued care. While Pitze did not require hospitalization, she faced lingering effects from the incident. Both women reportedly have no recollection of events following their last drink, which was later identified as a glass of water. Snider expressed their confusion and distress, questioning why this happened to them. The names of the resort and hospital involved have not been disclosed due to ongoing legal and privacy concerns. The incident raises serious questions about safety and security at tourist destinations.