The last attempt to dial 911 was 10 days after their disappearance.Two Dutch women who disappeared earlier this month in Panama are unlikely to have gotten lost in the mountainous region, Dutch police said on Tuesday, raising the possibility three weeks into the search that the two may have been the victims of a crime. Cellphone data, found in their backpack, revealed that attempts to dial 911 were made some 2 hours after this photo was taken. Picture taken on april 1, the day of her disappearance. The facts surrounding the sad event are extremely mysterious.Lisanne Froon, 22. After an extensive search, portions of their bodies were found a few months later.

These images have not been released.I CANT BELIEVE THIS Unsolved Mysteries Case of Missing Panama Girls crime. 87 out of 90 were completely black, the others showed fragments of branches and rocks. Another 90 photos have been retrieved from the camera, all were taken 10 days after their disappearance, during a 4 hour time span (1 – 4am). Picture taken around 2:30 pm on the day of their disappearance. Screenshot from a TV documentary, actual photo was not released.

They were walking the “Pianist Trail” from Boquete.Lisanne and Kris photographed at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam, shortly before departure. DNA test later confirmed the remains belonged to Kris, the pelvis to Lisanne.The backpack with cellphone, camera and other personal belongings.A map of the area where the girls got lost. The shoe (with a foot still in it) was identified as being sold only in the Netherlands, with that indentifying it was Kris’.

Missing Dutch Girls In Panama