Wednesday, October 15, 2014

 

Amber Joy Vinson Photos: Ebola Patient Lived at The Village Bend East in Dallas; Related to 3 Kent State Workers

The second health care worker, Amber Vinson, to have been diagnosed with the Ebola virus was confirmed to have flown on Frontier Airlines flight 1143 Monday, Oct. 13.



Amber Joy Vinson was identified as the second victim diagnosed with Ebola in Dallas.

It has been reported that Vinson didn’t have any pets and lived alone. It’s also not clear if she had a Facebook account.

Vinson, 29, cared for Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan–who died of the disease. She along with nurse Nina Pham both were diagnosed with the virus.

It was reported that Vinson traveled from Cleveland to Dallas on Oct. 13 but didn’t show any signs or symptoms of Ebola.


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