Australian woman, 26, who flew to Hawaii for romantic holiday with her American boyfriend ends up in JAIL on her birthday after immigration staff go through her diary

[Boiler 46,119]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4526946/Woman-romantic-Hawaii-holiday-jail-diary.html

 

• Molly Hill visited Honolulu, Hawaii, last week with her American boyfriend
• The 26-year-old Australian woman was locked up after officials read her diary
• Hill was visiting on a 90-day tourist visa but immigration thought otherwise
• Says officials believed she was going to immigrate illegally after she wrote notes like'going away drinks' and 'last day at work' before her Hawaii trip was planned
• She was locked up, stripped searched and deported to Australia on her birthday
   

[Transborderwife 4,666]

Sounds a little over the top if true.  

[Charles_n_Grace 24]

"going away drinks" and "last day at work" ... who wouldn't use terms like that when you are about to depart to see your fiancé?

[Boiler 46,119]

and not come back

[CaliCat 3,957]

22 minutes ago, Charles_n_Grace said:

"going away drinks" and "last day at work" ... who wouldn't use terms like that when you are about to depart to see your fiancé?

 

21 minutes ago, Boiler said:

and not come back

 

Skeptics. Of course she meant to go back home after the 98-day stay. Chances that they might have decided to marry spontaneously after her arrival are non-existent. After all, she'd have to go back and look for a job, since she quit her job before getting on that plane to Hawaii.

Edited May 21, 2017 by CaliCat

[Charles_n_Grace 24]

I'm not skeptical of her.  I know I was using similar phrases before flying to spend time with Grace.  I think those are perfectly normal phrases to use.  Heck, some people say those things before going to Disney World.

[Boiler 46,119]

I always had leaving drinks before going on holiday, and quit my job.

 

Doesn't everybody?

[Charles_n_Grace 24]

Every Friday is my "last day at work".  Doesn't mean I'm not coming back Monday.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

12 minutes ago, Charles_n_Grace said:

Every Friday is my "last day at work".  Doesn't mean I'm not coming back Monday.

Do you write it down in agendas as that 

[IAMX 3,055]

It's hard to comment on this case knowing so few details.. if they were worried about her job status or anything else I imagine they would have contacted them. But who knows. All I know is from the article in that first photo is that she looks like a cross between Katy Perry and Anna Faris. 

[Boiler 46,119]

Wonder what she did before she quit? House Bunny..

[Charles_n_Grace 24]

10 minutes ago, Transborderwife said:

Do you write it down in agendas as that 

I don't keep journals/diaries/planners. But many of my friends use that same phrase on Facebook when they're going on vacation or taking a few days off. It's so commonly used around here, that I am amazed that it would be taken any other way.

[IAMX 3,055]

8 minutes ago, Charles_n_Grace said:

I don't keep journals/diaries/planners. But many of my friends use that same phrase on Facebook when they're going on vacation or taking a few days off. It's so commonly used around here, that I am amazed that it would be taken any other way.

Burden of proof is on the visitor to prove their ties. 

 

We're lacking that information here on what happened regarding this. 

[Boiler 46,119]

They go on 3 month holidays and quit their job before they do so?

[Charles_n_Grace 24]

Just now, IAMX said:

Burden of proof is on the visitor to prove their ties. 

 

We're lacking that information here on what happened regarding this. 

True, about the burden of proof. Not many 20-somethings think of things like that, though.