The investigation & theories of these missing people have been revisited in a new book, Lost In The Jungle by authors Marja West & Jürgen Snoeren. Kris Kremers & Lisanne Froon were young college students who disappeared on April 1st, 2014, while hiking the El Pianista trail in Panama.What was meant to be the adventure of a lifetime became the darkest final days of their lives. By: Elizabeth Rios Lost Girls of Panama: Will these missing people ever return?The disappearance of two Dutch girls, Lisanne Froon & Kris Kremers, is a case of missing people that broke everyone’s heart when it was first revealed in 2014. Hopefully you'll find we've tackled this case respectfully-our thoughts are with the families of Lisanne and Kris.
What also makes this case so heartbreaking are the final photos taken by the girls left on their camera. Many have remarked that under severe weather conditions in such a dense jungle, not even the most veteran trekkers could find their way to safety.A few months after they went missing, a backpack containing their phones, camera, money, and some clothes washed up on the banks of the Culebra river. Sadly, as it was clear the girls became lost, the weather also turned turbulent.
When does the hope stop? You are so young, on this beautiful adventure, an exciting holiday. You can’t reach your parents, you’re waiting for help that will not come. “The story totally fascinated me, I was thinking, ‘How would you feel as a girl in that situation?’”She continued, “Deep into the woods, it’s wet, you are hungry, lost. I was reading the coverage of the story of Lisanne Froon and Kris Kremers,” Marja West told The Daily Beast. It wasn’t until August of that year that pieces of their bones were discovered.“It was 2016 and I was sitting on my veranda during a thunderstorm, in the pouring rain, at night. Panamanian authorities hoped it would shed some light on what had happened, maybe even trace back to the girls.However, after months of extensive searches, Lisanne Froon & Kris Kremers would not be found.
You could really move in any direction.”As they dived into their research, the authors spoke with Dick Steffens, a former Amsterdam detective, who was still examining the case independently. We saw facts re-appear as if publications were copying one another. “We started by looking on the internet, where it was extremely difficult to separate fact from fiction.
“The man claimed he would be able to free her. Had come forward, saying Kris Kremers had ended up in the sex trade,” West added. “He also claimed a certain Stefan W.
The timeline before that is pretty exact, and the time after the first emergency call we’ve been able to reconstruct what must have happened.”What do you think happened in this tragic case? Will you be reading Lost in the Jungle? Let us know in the comments other cases of missing people that you’ll never forget. However, West has remarked that not everything has been revealed and a few hours remain unaccounted for.She said, “From the moment the last photo was taken on April 1st, to the first emergency call that day, around two hours and 45 minutes later, those are hours that we’ve been unable to reconstruct with certainty. However, after West & Snoeren investigated original police files, forensic reports, autopsy reports, and even obtained the guidance of former Panamanian public prosecutor Betzaïda Pitti, the authors have detailed the timeline of the girls’ final days.Their book Lost in the Jungle, answers numerous questions concerning the puzzling case. Again.”As there is no evidence to back any of those allegations, the theory was tossed.
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