Georgia teen, 18, who spent 32 days in Cayman Islands jail for breaking quarantine to see her boyfriend compete in a jet ski contest is happy to be home as family meet her at the airport
Georgia teen Skylar Mack, 18, who was jailed for 32 days on the Cayman Islands, returned back to the US on Friday
While embracing her family she said she s Very excited. Happy to be home!
Mack had traveled to the Cayman Islands on November 27 and was required by the government to quarantine for 14 days
She broke her quarantine two days later to see her boyfriend 24-year-old Vanjae Ramgeet compete in a jet ski competition
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Family of Georgia teen, 18, jailed for breaking quarantine rules in Cayman Islands say they will keep fighting until she is home after her four-month sentence is reduced to two and they appeal to Trump for help
Skylar Mack, 18, is serving time in a Cayman Islands prison after she was caught breaking mandatory COVID-19 quarantine rules
The Georgia college student s four-month prison sentence was halved on Tuesday to two months
Mack s mother Rebecca Burt has vowed to keep fighting to bring her home
Her family have already written to President Donald Trump asking him to step in
Mack was arrested after she was caught breaking the island s mandatory 14-day quarantine to watch her boyfriend Vanjae Ramgeet in a jet-skiing competition