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Miss Bahamas International Resignation - Amanda Appleyard
Nov 25, 2009 - 5:40:03 PM

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Dear Editor,

Amanda Appleyard was 2nd Runner Up in the 2009 Miss Bahamas Universe Pageant.

After the resignation of Miss Earth Bahamas 2009  Ife Bethel-Sears - A non-finalist Krystal Brown became Miss Bahamas Earth after all the finalist refused.  Amanda continued as Miss Bahamas International.  I guess the organization felt with her coloring Miss International would be more welcoming to a light skinned Miss Bahamas?

After no financial support Amanda officially resigned, but the organization was able, at "short notice" to replace Amanda with another non-finalist.

I guess these franchises are not respected in The Bahamas as in other countries only national winners or runners up are excepted.

What was the purpose of hosting a pageant, if the end result is two (2) non-finalists holding the national titles?

It is a big JOKE!

Oswald Ellis
Freeport, Bahamas

Ps. Below is Miss Appleyard's resignation letter

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