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I know, it’s addicting, isn't it? I haven’t been able to stop reading about the case. I look it up every day as though suddenly, after five and a half years, it will miraculously be solved.
There are so many questions. Why were there no pictures between the sunny, daytime, touristy pictures of April 1 and the menacing, frightening, nighttime pictures of April 8? Who took the night pictures? If it was the girls, and they were in trouble within hours of their departure on April 1 as their cell phone records show, why did they wait until April 8, a week later, to signal for help or create a record of their circumstances, if that’s what the night pictures were meant to represent?
Why take 90 pictures during a three-hour window in complete darkness?
Were they alive on April 8? Who permanently deleted picture #509 and what was on it?
Where was the girls’ backpack before it was found along the bank of a river, clean, dry, and with the electronics in it in good working order? It wasn’t exposed to the elements for 10 weeks. Who had it?
It’s frightening to think that two girls’ lives are expendable in the name of a $4 billion tourist industry. Of course, they could have gotten lost, gotten injured and succumbed to Mother Nature. That’s not out of the question, but there are just too many things that don’t make sense.
Sad that their families and friends will never know what happened, as well as the loved ones of all of the victims here 