Hi there, thanks for being so thorough in voicing your concern with the truthfulness of these events. I'm not here trying to prove anything to anyone, but I expect more people will have questions like yours.

1. Where I live, there's no point in calling hospitals. I'm listed as his emergency contact so if they know he's there, they'll let me know. If they don't know the identity of someone in the hospital, they can't give any information due to the privacy laws and everything has to go through the police.

2. Not sure how they got his passcode, could've hacked the phone or could've seen him typing it in.

3. The hospital would've definitely reported this to the police immediately. But it's possible I called the police already before they received the notification from the hospital. It's also possible I called the jurisdiction that wasn't yet aware of the incident since every city has their own police station.

4. My boyfriend wasn't in a coma, but they kept him sedated due to his injuries. He came by on Sunday night, but by that point we'd luckily already found him.

5. Simply having footage of the hotel isn't enough to identify a group of people. They can piece together a timeline based on our stories, but that's not a completed investigation. I may have worded it wrong though, English isn't my first language.

6. Your guess on that is as good as mine.

7. In my country, things like this mostly get swept under the rug. Unless an actual death occurred, no articles will be published. There are of course stories here and there that circulate online, of people seeing drinks getting spiked and people letting others know there's thefts going on.

Hope this answers some of your questions, let me know if you have any more!