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Donnelly, 21, was an avid traveler who frequently documented her trips via Instagram, where she boasted nearly 4,000 followers. Advertisement Hide
According to the Huffington Post, Donnelly’s body was removed from a steep gully Friday morning following an overnight search. She was transported back to the base of the North Shore Rescue, and medical staff pronounced her dead.
Authorities say Donnelly called her boyfriend to report she was lost on Thursday about an hour after reportedly posting a picture of the summit to her Instagram. Her phone lost connection after the call.
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Officials also say Donnelly was not fully equipped to spend the night on the mountain. She reportedly had a small backpack and black winter coat on.
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After placing her McDonald’s order through the delivery app Just Eat, the woman, who lives in London, said she awaited food that never came. When she noticed her order was canceled by the driver, she looked outside to see what she believed to be her driver eating her food. Advertisement Hide
The brother of the woman shared the clip on Twitter.
Going by the name of CJ, he wrote: “Yo Just Eat my sister ordered McDonalds on your site yesterday from Kentish Town McDonalds. The driver cancelled the order, sat outside her house and ate the food?”
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Influencer found dead in luxe hotel, footage captured final moments
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Haunting footage captured the final moments of a flight attendant who died in a hotel room on New Year’s Day. Advertisement Hide
Christine Angelica Dacera, an influencer who has over 182,000 followers on Instagram, was last captured via CCTV footage in the hallway of the City Garden Grand Hotel in Makati City on New Year’s Eve, GMA News reports.
In the video, she’s barefoot and holding a glass of wine. She’s with at least three men as they moved between rooms. She’s seen kissing a man in shorts with a backward-facing baseball cap.