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<blockquote data-quote="Days of Broken Arrows" data-source="post: 1147108" data-attributes="member: 4258">And the drama just keeps on coming.According to People Magazine yesterday, this story has taken &quot;another shocking turn.&quot; These lesbians are now claiming they were never lost at sea and the rescuers &quot;tried to kill them&quot; <a href="http://people.com/human-interest/women-rescued-lost-sea-kill-jennifer-appel/" target="_blank">(that's the headline).</a>One of them, Jennifer Appel, had this to say:“The Taiwanese fishing vessel was not planning to rescue us. They tried to kill us during the night,” she continued, adding that the Taiwanese vessel purposely rammed against them, overpowering their significantly smaller boat...There's more:Appel said that during the encounter with the Taiwanese crew, she was afraid to use the distress signal and, instead used a satellite phone on the fishing vessel to contact the U.S. Coast Guard.“I was able to get on the surfboard and get on their boat, make an actual phone call,” Appel told NBC. “Because no one spoke English, it was easier and safer for me to relay the information to the U.S. Coast Guard-Guam sector that we were in danger without them realizing what we were saying.&quot;Wonder what the spin will be next week.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Days of Broken Arrows, post: 1147108, member: 4258"] And the drama just keeps on coming. According to People Magazine yesterday, this story has taken "another shocking turn." These lesbians are now claiming they were never lost at sea and the rescuers "tried to kill them" [url=http://people.com/human-interest/women-rescued-lost-sea-kill-jennifer-appel/](that's the headline).[/url] One of them, Jennifer Appel, had this to say: [i]“The Taiwanese fishing vessel was not planning to rescue us. They tried to kill us during the night,” she continued, adding that the Taiwanese vessel purposely rammed against them, overpowering their significantly smaller boat...[/i] There's more: [i]Appel said that during the encounter with the Taiwanese crew, she was afraid to use the distress signal and, instead used a satellite phone on the fishing vessel to contact the U.S. Coast Guard. “I was able to get on the surfboard and get on their boat, make an actual phone call,” Appel told NBC. “Because no one spoke English, it was easier and safer for me to relay the information to the U.S. Coast Guard-Guam sector that we were in danger without them realizing what we were saying."[/i] Wonder what the spin will be next week. [/QUOTE]

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