What happened to Raleigh Decker and Summer Layman? Shark attack in the Bahamas injures two American tourists
Layman, 24, and Rileigh Decker, 20, were on their dream vacation when a shark attacked them while they were swimming in Bimini Bay, a popular resort in the Bahamas.
2 friends injured in shark attack in the Bahamas speak out
Rileigh Decker and Summer Layman had jumped off their friend's boat in Bimini Bay together on Friday and were swimming back when the attack occurred.
2 American tourists injured in apparent shark attack in the Bahamas
Unprovoked shark attacks are rare in the Bahamas, with just 34 recorded since 1580, according to the Florida Museum’s International Shark Attack File. This ranks the Caribbean country ninth among all tracked countries, with the US leading at 1,640 cases, followed by Australia with 706 and South Africa with 262, the data shows.
Shark attacks two American women swimming in the Bahamas
Two American tourists were injured, one seriously, in a shark attack while swimming in the Bimini island chain in the Bahamas last week.
Two American tourists bitten by shark seconds after jumping in Bahamas water
I just put my head in my hands and started praying that God wouldn’t take my life and I would live,” Rileigh Decker, 20, said through tears from her hospital bed. “It was very scary.”
2 Florida women survive shark attack in Bahamas, undergoing surgery
The Bahamas (WFLA) — Two Florida women are recovering after both were attacked by a shark while vacationing in the Bahamas. Rileigh Decker, 20, and Summer Layman, 24, were out on the water in Bimini Bay on their first day of vacation Friday. After jumping off their friend’s yacht, Decker told NBC she felt something nudge her leg.
'The water was just red': Friends from Brevard County both bitten by shark in Bahamas
"I think we're still kind of in shock ... I just cannot believe that it's our life right now," said Rileigh Decker.
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