5 True Spring Break Horror Stories
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In this chilling episode, we bring you five true spring break horror stories. James "Jimmy" Gracey, a 20-year-old University of Alabama student and fraternity chaplain described as a "good Catholic boy from the Midwest," vanished from the Shoko nightclub in Barcelona at 3 AM and was found dead two days later. In Myrtle Beach, 17-year-old Brittanee Drexel was abducted and murdered by Raymond Moody after walking alone to a friend's hotel—her family was awarded $700 million in a civil suit. In Miami Beach, Sarisa Kongduang and Greatgomon Laowatdhanasapya were crossing the street when a driver with no headlights ran them down, killing them instantly. In Port Aransas, Texas, a shirtless man dancing on top of a moving Jeep was thrown from the vehicle moments later in a crash that left another passenger with a serious head injury. And at a Penn State fraternity, a $1,500 spring break loan turned into a drug trafficking conspiracy, with the frat brother forced to sell cocaine when he couldn't repay the debt. From drownings and hit-and-runs to abductions and drug-fueled chaos, these are the true stories that prove spring break isn't always a vacation—sometimes, it's a nightmare.
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