The missing college student's parents have asked for a death declaration linkedin The parents of Sudiksha Konanki believe their daughter drowned in the Dominican Republic and was not a victim of ...

The parents of Sudiksha Konanki, the University of Pittsburgh student who went missing from the Dominican Republic on March 6, have spoken out after telling authorities to declare their daughter dead.

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Sudiksha Konanki hasn't been seen since video footage showed her going on an early morning beach walk on Thursday, March 6, during a spring break trip with friends The parents of missing college ...

Sporting Kansas City has mutually agreed to part ways with manager Peter Vermes, the Major League Soccer club announced Monday, with Kerry Zavagnin being appointed as interim head coach effective ...

The parents of Sudiksha Konanki are requesting she be declared dead less than two weeks after the University of Pittsburgh student went missing while on spring break in the Dominican Republic.

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The parents of missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki want Dominican Republic officials to declare their 20-year-old daughter dead despite authorities never finding her body.

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