The Backpack
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Days became weeks, and the hunt scaled down considerably. After ten weeks, the women were nowhere to be found. The authorities were growing desperate. Then, a blue backpack was turned in by a woman from the local Ngäbe Tribe, which she claimed to have found in a rice paddy along the riverbank.
Unsettling Evidence
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The backpack contained two pairs of sunglasses, $83 in cash, two bras, Froon’s passport, and a water bottle—and, most importantly, Froon’s camera, as well as the girls’ cell phones. Immediately, police inspected the phones and camera, which led them to find some disturbing evidence…
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