Missing Maryland woman Robyn Gardner was seen hours before her disappearance in Aruba, and appeared “heavily intoxicated,” according to ABC News.
She was last seen alive in an Aruban restaurant, under two hours before her companion, Gary Giordano, reported her missing during a snorkeling trip.
Giordano remains in custody in an Aruban jail and is the lone suspect in Gardner’s disappearance, although he has not yet been charged with a crime.
The active search for Robyn Gardner has been called off.
Aruban police have said they believe Gardner is dead.
Eyewitnesses said Gardner seemed “woozy” at the restaurant and barely ate. A worker thought it was odd that she went snorkeling, since Gardner “seemed so perfectly put together,” referring to her clothing, hair and make-up.
ABC News has obtained the last known pictures of Gardner, 35, to be taken before her disappearance at the Rum Reef Bar & Grill on August 2.
Gardner’s cousin, Kelly Reed, and Robyn’s live-in boyfriend, Richard Forester, both recognized her in the photos “with 100 percent certainty.”
The time stamp on the photo is 6:12, less than two hours before Giordano returned to the restaurant to report that Gardner had disappeared.
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