Netizens are outraged after learning about Cameron Robbins’ death. Authorities are looking for an American kid who went overboard on a sunset cruise in the Bahamas.
Cameron Robbins, 18, was on his way to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to celebrate his high school graduation.
According to the Royal Bahamas Police Force,
the child most likely jumped from a pleasure vessel near Nassau on Athol Island. According to CBS affiliate WAFB-TV, he was acting on a dare.
On Thursday evening, the Coast Guard said that aircrews were assisting in the search.
“Recent graduate of University High Lab School, 18-year-old Cameron Robbins,
is missing after he went overboard a boat last night in the Bahamas,”
LSU spokesman Abbi Rocha Laymoun told McClatchy News in an email on May 25.
School leaders are aware of the problem and have assigned additional counselors to kids
and faculty who know him. Continue reading to learn more about Cameron Robbins’ death.
Cameron Robbins Death Conspiracy
Robbins, a U-High alumnus, is missing in the Bahamas after jumping overboard Wednesday night,
according to LSU officials, however, his death has not yet been confirmed.
The United States Coast Guard said in a Facebook post that it is assisting the Royal Bahamas Defence Force with “search efforts for a missing U.S.
citizen believed to have fallen overboard from a sunset cruise near Nassau yesterday evening.”
The Royal Bahamas Police Force told WBRZ
That they are investigating accusations that Robbins jumped into the sea on a dare
and swam in the water next to the boat while wearing a life jacket.
“A 13-year-old kid here at U-High,” said Lab School Director Kevin George.
“That one special kid has been here his entire educational career.”
He’s a fantastic athlete with a wonderful child, a fantastic grin, and a gorgeous head of hair.
It’s just one of those kids you’re so proud of crossing the stage.”
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Robbins has not been found, according to LSU, although officials are hunting for him.
Officials also indicated that several seniors from other schools were on a trip to Atlantis that was not sanctioned by U-High.
Kevin George, the director of the University Lab School, stated that he has
called the family and that officials are still looking for Robbins.
“In difficult times like these, we must band together and support one another.”
“Words cannot express how concerned our entire school community is,” George said.
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Cameron Robbins’ Demise
A recent high school graduate is missing in the Bahamas after jumping overboard, according to a Louisiana school.
Additional counselors, according to George, will be on campus to connect with students and instructors.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the Robbins family, and we ask that you do the same,” George said.
The school held a prayer vigil for the students on Thursday morning.
This is a continuing story, so bear with us. More information will be provided as soon as possible.
