kris and lisanne: accident or murder?
Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon were two Dutch students who disappeared on April 1, 2014, while hiking the El Pianista trail in Panama. A few months later, their deaths were confirmed following the discovery of their body parts. ~Following the discovery of their personal effects, the investigation focused on their camera: a roll of film containing hundreds and hundreds of photos. In the first ones taken during the walk, we always see them together and smiling, but gradually they stop appearing together, instead appearing one at a time, they seem more distant, until the photos focus on just one of them in particular. Furthermore, the foot was intact inside the shoe, perhaps because it slowed its decomposition.~
They took the wrong trail down the mountain, going deeper and deeper into the wilderness. Instead of backtracking and finding the right trail, they kept going in the wrong direction as lost hikers often do. Then they got to the rope bridge and the one girl fell, and the other tried to climb down to her but broke her ankle.
Got lost going off trail, injured, died.
Accident
accident
It’s not mysterious. They were unprepared, wandered off trail, and couldn’t find their way to safety.
Accident. This isn’t a mystery.
Not a mystery. Not even hard to understand what happened. Nature is unforgiving to those who are unprepared.
What type of film camera can take hundreds and hundreds of photos on a single roll?
wow, thanks for this comment, it was a real eye opener
"It's not a mystery" is an unsolved case. So yes, in a certain sense it is, thank you.
In a certain sense maybe, since there's absolutely no way to find out ever why they died. However, the area is touristy, the girls were unprepared for the hike, they left the path and there's just no reason for a mysterious drug gang to murder them.
My deepdive on this case makes me believe 100% that this was murder.
Why
If we're being bluntly honest, there's a good chance that attitude is largely based on racism. Most of the folks claiming this was murder try to pin it on the local native population.
Most folks claiming this was a murder are also ignorant to the fact that the town they went missing is a popular tourist destination and has an expat community. The girls were not something the locals met once-in-a-lifetime but in fact, the town has a strong tourist industry. So it's not really weird that the locals were not paying that much attention to the girls. Not so much they would remember the content and timing of each interaction in detail which is often used against them.
You obviously hit your head on the bottom of the pool during your "deep dive" if you actually believe that.
Ok. I guess you were there and know for sure.
No, I just know how to interpret evidence and also I'm not credulous.