Number 8 Rachelle Friedman
Shortly after attending her bachelorette party, in May of 2010, Rachelle Friedman
and her friends decided to go swimming. At some point during the nighttime swim,
the 25-year-old East Carolina University graduate was playfully pushed into the pool by her best
friend. In what Friedman would later describe as a “freak accident” she hit her head on the
bottom of the pool. The bride-to-be instantly went stiff and shouted for help upon floating
back to the surface. Her friends called 911 and, as she was pulled from the water, Friedman saw her
legs submerged but couldn’t feel the water on them. Doctors at the Virginia Beach hospital,
in Virginia, told her that she’d suffered a C6 spinal cord injury, leaving her unable to
walk or have any sensation beneath the collarbone. Friedman had met her husband-to-be, Chris Chapman,
while studying at ECU. Their wedding was postponed in the accident’s wake but they
eventually got married in July of 2011 and, a few years later, welcomed daughter Kaylee
who was born to a surrogate. Friedman became a blogger and author, chronicling the challenges
she faced as a mother and a quadriplegic. She authored a book called “The Promise” named so
after the pact she and her friends had made to never name the woman who’d pushed her in the
pool. Friedman did numerous interviews and media appearances but never revealed her identity,
even refusing an interview with Oprah as it had stipulated that they could only come on the show
together. The woman who’d pushed her, described as “depressed and distraught” in the accident’s
aftermath, remained Friedman’s best friend and they emotionally supported each other. After a few
years, however, Friedman told a media outlet that they’d drifted apart and were no longer friends.
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Number 7 Sterling Joseph Beecroft
Chaos erupted at Oklahoma City’s Club Rodeo, in 2009, as it became the scene of a brawl involving
a bachelorette party and 27-year-old Mustang man Sterling Joseph Beecroft. Reports differed on how
the fracas played out but it was believed to have sparked up between the man’s wife,
Andrea, and some of the women from the party. She and Beecroft claimed that the other women had
pushed her around while they, in turn, maintained Andrea had been the main aggressor. Beecroft then
violently intervened, to what he later claimed had been the defense of his wife. He grabbed
bachelorette Emily Cunningham by the throat and slammed her face into a wall. Two other women,
both in their late 20s, were struck with a beer bottle and repeatedly punched with a closed fist
as they tried to help Cunningham. Bouncers detained Beecroft in the club’s parking lot
until the police arrived to take him into custody, at around 1 am. Beecroft’s processing photo showed
him with blood, cuts and bruises to his face, injuries he’d claimed to have suffered during
the scuffle with security staff. He was charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
Number 6 Siale Saili
California man Siale Saili got into an argument with the members of a bachelorette party while
at a Holiday Inn bar in Wilsonville, Oregon. Several of the women then complained to staff
and a bartender asked 27-year-old Saili to leave. He consequently flew into a fit of
rage and surveillance cameras captured him as he began throwing chairs and other items around
the bar while also threatening patrons. One of the flung pieces of furniture narrowly missed
the bartender as he was on the phone with the authorities. Several other 911 calls were placed
from the bar including one from an individual who reported that, although unarmed, the suspect was
“going psycho”. He caused thousands of dollars in damage. None of the Holiday Inn’s patrons,
including the women from the bachelorette party, or staff were reported to have sustained serious
injuries in Saili’s rampage. He was subsequently arrested on suspicion of menacing, criminal
mischief, interfering with making a report, criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct.
Number 5 Alexandra Cheety
New Jersey woman Alexandra Cheety was visiting Nashville, Tennessee, for a friend’s bachelorette
party, in the summer of 2019. Local police were called to the Airbnb that had been rented for
the revelry, on the afternoon of June the 6th, and found the heavily-intoxicated Cheety sitting
on the steps while bleeding from her foot. The 29-year-old told officers that she “went psycho”
after drinking two bottles of wine by herself. She’d locked herself out of the property at some
point, and proceeded to kick through windows with her bare feet, suffering injuries in the process.
In addition to breaking the house’s front windows, she also reportedly threw furniture around,
damaging blinds, a chair and a lamp. Cheety was hospitalized for treatment to her foot and then
arrested on a felony vandalism charge. Number 4 Ryanair Bachelorette Party
Passengers on a Ryanair flight from Liverpool to the Spanish resort city of Alicante cheered when
the plane touched down at its destination, on July the 27th of 2017. Their exuberance was attributed
to local authorities boarding the aircraft and removing several women who’d been severely
disrupting the flight. They were part of a bachelorette party and, as one passenger reported,
had “acted like creatures” throughout the flight. Their drunken antics involved screaming, swearing
and moving freely throughout the aircraft, even as the seatbelt light was on. They blocked the aisle,
at times, and shouted at staff or other passengers who told them to be quiet. Their behavior got so
bad that the crew stopped selling alcohol and the pilot warned them the aircraft would be
diverted to France if they didn’t settle down, which they consistently refused to do. Other
travelers booed them off as they were taken into custody upon landing. One woman from the group,
with the Facebook username Emma Yates, defended their actions on the platform. Her post read
“Yes we was drunk, yes we was embarrassed” before going on to say that they were just
having fun on holiday, emphasizing that she didn’t care about other people’s opinions.
Number 3 Kaylee Anne Sawyer
In the early hours of July the 24th of 2016, Kaylee Anne Sawyer got into an argument with her
boyfriend outside her apartment building, close to the campus of the Central Oregon Community
College, where she was student. 23-year-old Sawyer, who was inebriated at the time,
had returned from a bachelorette party and the row with her partner ended with him going
back in their building. When he returned outside, Sawyer was gone and he later received a text from
her that read “Goodbye!” before she switched off her cell phone. The message would become Sawyer’s
chilling last words to her boyfriend. After she’d walked away from the apartment complex, Sawyer
accepted a ride from campus security guard Edwin Lara, who was in his patrol car. As investigators
would later report, Lara then trapped her inside the patrol SUV, which featured a plexiglass
separation panel and auto-locking doors. He drove the young student to a secluded parking
lot Sawyer fruitlessly tried to fight him off as Lara abused and killed her, reportedly by smashing
her in the head with a rock. The security guard went home and told his wife, Isabel Ponce-Lara,
that he’d accidentally struck the victim with his patrol car. He then drove away from the
home but Ponce-Lara, who’d recently become a police officer in Bend, reported him to the
authorities. In a shed at their home, the police found Sawyer’s blood-splattered purse and shoes,
bloody women's and men's clothing in addition to other belongings. The student’s lifeless body was
discovered on the side of the road near 18700 West Highway 126, on July the 26th. Before he
was eventually captured, Lara went on a two-day crime spree from Northwest Oregon to Northern
California. No more fatalities were recorded but he did kidnap a second woman, 19-yer-old Aundreah
Elizabeth Maes, shot a man in the stomach during an attempted carjacking and stole a
car with three family members inside. After his arrest, Lara reached a deal with prosecutors and
admitted guilt to robbery and aggravated murder for Sawyer’s death, for which he was given a
life sentence. He subsequently pleaded guilty to his other crimes, including the kidnapping
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26-year-old Colette Moreno was being driven to her bachelorette party by her best friend,
Ashley Theobald, on June the 20th of 2014. As they were travelling towards Lake Ozark, Missouri, for
a weekend of celebration, Theobald got close to a truck spewing fumes on Missouri Highway 5. Seeing
that the emissions were aggravating Moreno’s asthma, Theobald made sure that no vehicles were
coming from the opposite direction and crossed the double yellow line to pass the truck. As her
Chevy Malibu sped up to make the pass quickly, a Dodge Ram that neither woman had spotted came up a
slight hill. The two vehicles swerved in the same direction and collided head on, with the brunt of
the impact absorbed on the Chevy’s passenger side, where Moreno sat. Theobald and the other vehicle’s
driver sustained minor injuries. Three hours after the collision and five weeks before her wedding,
Moreno was pronounced dead, leaving behind a 5-year-old son. In the accident’s aftermath,
a selfie taken by Moreno showing both women excitedly smiling for the camera,
gained attention on the Internet. Numerous users mistakenly interpreted it as having had a crucial
role in distracting them and thus causing the accident. In reality, the photo had been taken
roughly 8 minutes prior to the crash. Number 1 Kisha Latrice Marrow-Lott
In October of 2018, Kisha Latrice Marrow-Lott, from Norfolk, Virginia, hired a shuttle bus for
a friend’s bachelorette party. The 37-year-old and the other attendees were taken to The Main,
in downtown Norfolk, and got back on the custom-fitted party bus at around 1 am. They
continued drinking and dancing as the driver, Michael Wheeler, pulled onto Waterside Drive
and headed toward the eastbound entrance of I-264. The bus then climbed up a ramp and,
as others would later report, reached a bumpier part of the road. The bridesmaids kept dancing
and didn’t notice that Marrow-Lott had lost her footing, tumbled down the steps and slammed into
the doors. Then someone was heard repeatedly screaming out "Kisha fell out of the bus!”. The
mother-of-two’s 120-pound frame had been enough to force the doors open and she suffered fatal
injuries in the consequent fall. An investigation lasting several months ultimately brought no
criminal charges to Wheeler or his wife, who owned the party bus. Marrow-Lott’s husband,
however, filed a $25 million lawsuit against the couple accusing them of negligence.
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