The authenticity of the photographs has not been established yet. The blue backpack contains items such as under clothing, two sunglasses and a memory card for a camera. The images depict the backpacks that were found by a local farmer last week. Then, read about the disappearance of the famous Jimmy Hoffa.Panama's media outlets have published new images relating to the ongoing search of Lisanne Froon and Kris Kremers, the two Dutch tourists who have been missing in the Central American country since April. Now that you’ve read about Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon, read about the disappearance of Fred Valentich, a pilot who went missing over Australia. To this day, the disappearance and deaths of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon remain a harrowing mystery. There wasn’t even enough evidence to determine the cause of death. Police questioned the locals, tour guides, and other hikers who had been in the area at the time, but nothing besides the photos and call logs provided them with any evidence as to what had happened. Kremers’ bones were stark white and looked as if they had been bleached. Lisanne Froon’s bones looked as if they had decomposed naturally, as there were still bits of flesh attached to them. Soon after that, the bones of both women were discovered. Two months later, in the same area, a pelvic bone and a foot, still inside a boot, were found. Right, her pelvic bone, recovered near the backpack.Īfter investigating the area where the backpack had been found, police uncovered Kremers’ clothing, neatly folded along the edge of the river. YouTube Left, the boot found with Froon’s foot still inside. Inside the backpack were two pairs of sunglasses, $83 in cash, Froon’s passport, a water bottle, and two bras. Then, as police were slowing their search efforts, a local woman turned in a blue backpack, claiming to have found it in a rice paddy along the banks of the river. Along with local police and dog units, they searched the forests for ten days.ĭays turned into weeks, and after ten weeks there had still not been any sign of Kremers or Froon. Fearing the worst, the Kremers and Froon families flew to Panama, bringing with them detectives from the Netherlands. The next morning an aerial search of the forest was conducted, as well as a foot search of the village and the lightly wooded areas by locals.īy April 6, the two women were still missing. On April 2, Kremers and Froon missed an appointment with a local tour guide who was supposed to take them on a private walking tour of Boquete, which prompted the host family to alert authorities. The host family searched the area around their home but decided to wait until morning to alert the authorities. Their dog had returned, safe and sound, but alone - the girls were nowhere to be found. On the night of April 1, the host family noticed something was wrong. YouTube One of the last photos taken of Froon and Kremers recovered from one of the women’s phones.
They also wrote that they had had brunch with two fellow Dutchmen before embarking on their hike. The women had written a Facebook post, in which they wrote about their intentions to tour the local village. However, after they waved goodbye to their family at 11:00 AM on April 1st, they were never seen again. The two women had been hiking around the Panamanian jungle for the past two weeks as part of a backpacking mission trip and intended to stay for the next four weeks with their host family to volunteer at a local school. They planned on spending some time hiking and touring while also volunteering with local children, teaching arts and crafts, and learning Spanish. They had spent six months planning their trip to Panama, which was supposed to serve as part vacation, part service trip. Kremers and Froon were students from Amersfoort in the Netherlands. On April 1, 2014, Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon left their host family’s home to take the family’s dog on a walk through the scenic forests around the Baru volcano in Boquete, Panama. Lisanne Froon, left, and Kris Kremers, right.
0 kommentar(er)
