Inside the bag were two pairs of sunglasses, $83 USD in cash, Froon’s passport, a water bottle, Froon’s camera, two bras, and the women’s phones. It was clear that this was likely true since the bag did not show signs of being out in the jungle for long. She maintained that the bag had not been there the day before.

Ten weeks later, on June 14, a local woman turned in Froon’s blue backpack, which she found in a rice paddy along the riverbank near Alto Romero. On April 6, the girls’ parents arrived in Panama along with Dutch investigators and search dogs. By April 3, an official search was underway. When the dog returned to its owners later that day without the girls, they grew concerned. Accompanying them was a furry, four-legged companion- a local dog. On April 1, 2014, Kremers, 21, and Froon, 22, set off from the home of their host family for a nearby hike in the mountainous region of Boquete. Unfortunately, they would never board a flight back home. For Dutch students Lisanne Froon and Kris Kremers, that dream became a reality when they boarded a flight to Panama with the goal of exploring, learning Spanish, and doing volunteer work at a local school.

Each has its own strange photo that raises more questions than answers and will keep you up at night wondering: what on earth happened?Įvery pair of best friends has dreamed of traveling together. Every crime has its unique twists and turns and these three mysteries are no exception.

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