A story of two Dutch tourists killed in panama

Nathan Johnson Published 03/13/2015

was it an accident or foul play?

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This photo was taken at the airport in Amsterdam right before their flight.
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Here is Froon posing against a breathtaking landscape. According to cellphone logs, they attempted to call 911 less than two hours after this photo was taken, but there was no reception.
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Here is Kremers posing in the same location as her friend.
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Exploring the wilderness.
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This is the trail the girls supposedly followed. This picture was taken shortly before their first 911 attempt.
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These next two photos were taken 8 days later in complete darkness and in an unknown location.
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What makes the pictures found on the camera even freakier is that at least 90 of them were taken 10 days after the girls disappeared.
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The backpack containing the camera, cellphones, and other personal belongings.
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Pictures of the bone fragments found by locals. The hiking shoe still had a foot in it and was identified by police as belonging to Kremers. The other was a pelvic bone belonging to Froon.

1.
This photo was taken at the airport in Amsterdam right before their flight.
2.
Here is Froon posing against a breathtaking landscape. According to cellphone logs, they attempted to call 911 less than two hours after this photo was taken, but there was no reception.
3.
4.
Here is Kremers posing in the same location as her friend.
5.
Exploring the wilderness.
6.
7.
8.
9.
This is the trail the girls supposedly followed. This picture was taken shortly before their first 911 attempt.
10.
These next two photos were taken 8 days later in complete darkness and in an unknown location.
11.
What makes the pictures found on the camera even freakier is that at least 90 of them were taken 10 days after the girls disappeared.
12.
The backpack containing the camera, cellphones, and other personal belongings.
13.
Pictures of the bone fragments found by locals. The hiking shoe still had a foot in it and was identified by police as belonging to Kremers. The other was a pelvic bone belonging to Froon.