Speaker 1: You're listening to the second and final part of Unexplained,
Speaker 1: Season seven, episode twelve, The Jungle Never Sleeps. It's the
Speaker 1: morning of June eleventh, twenty fourteen, roughly ten kilometers north
Speaker 1: of the Mirrodor lookout point where Lizana Froun and Chris
Speaker 1: Kramer's were last thought to have been heading before they
Speaker 1: disappeared ten weeks ago. IAmA Mirando, from the local Lingabe community,
Speaker 1: is heading to the banks of the Kulebra River, just
Speaker 1: to the north of Boccette, where Lizana and Chris had
Speaker 1: been staying. The river runs more or less due north
Speaker 1: from the Mirrordor, the exact opposite direction of the word
Speaker 1: Culebra translates to snake in English or serpent, the perfect
Speaker 1: name to describe the twisting, winding path that it cuts
Speaker 1: through the jungle. As Irma approaches it, the river is
Speaker 1: full and fast flowing, the air warm and laden with mist.
Speaker 1: As she will later explain, Irma has come to the
Speaker 1: river to bathe. She usually prefers a more secluded creek
Speaker 1: a little closer to her home, but for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: on this day, she is here, and as she draws
Speaker 1: closer to the bank, she notices something blue, caught up
Speaker 1: in a pile of driftwood between some boulders at the
Speaker 1: water's edge. It is quite clearly a rucksack. Inside, among
Speaker 1: other items, she finds a passport. She takes it out
Speaker 1: and flicks to the back page, where she finds the
Speaker 1: face of a young woman with ash blonde hair staring
Speaker 1: back at her. The name beside it reads Lizana Froun.
Speaker 1: Later that day, Imma delivers the rucksack to a local
Speaker 1: police station. The bag is in good condition, with the
Speaker 1: exception of a few tears in the fabric, an indication
Speaker 1: perhaps that it had been dragged along the ground at
Speaker 1: some point, either while someone was wearing it or after
Speaker 1: it had been removed. Strangely, it is reportedly dry and
Speaker 1: its contents in relatively good condition, despite being found on
Speaker 1: the banks of a river in the middle of the
Speaker 1: rainy season and the material of the bag not being waterproof.
Speaker 1: It is the first concrete clue in the case since
Speaker 1: the young women disappeared. Lezana Frun's passport and bank cart
Speaker 1: identify the bag as having belonged to her then, as
Speaker 1: well as two pairs of sunglasses, over eighty dollars in cash,
Speaker 1: and two brands. Inside they find two phones, an iPhone
Speaker 1: belonging to Chris and a Samsung Galaxy belonging to Lisana,
Speaker 1: but also Loisana's camera with its memory card still in place.
Speaker 1: The bag is a huge find in the context of
Speaker 1: the case, but it also proves to be a missed opportunity.
Speaker 1: Examiners from the Dutch Forensic Institute will later discover more
Speaker 1: than thirty unidentified fingerprints on the bag and its contents,
Speaker 1: from where first Imma Mirando touched it, then the police,
Speaker 1: then numerous others who rifled through it soon after it
Speaker 1: was found. Because Panamanian investigators failed to take prints of
Speaker 1: people related to the case, suspicious or outlying prints are
Speaker 1: not identified. DNA swabs are taken from the bag, but
Speaker 1: only seem to deepen the mystery. DNA belonging to four
Speaker 1: separate individuals is found, with at least two being female,
Speaker 1: but neither are Leixanafroun or Chris Kramer's, and when the
Speaker 1: samples are run through the Panama police database, no match
Speaker 1: is found for them. Attention turns then to the phones
Speaker 1: and the camera. There is evidence there, no doubt, but
Speaker 1: it is fraught with its own complications, so much of
Speaker 1: this story is comparable to a walk into the jungle,
Speaker 1: perhaps the very same walk that Lizana and Chris embarked upon. First,
Speaker 1: there is a trail things pieced together from their time
Speaker 1: in Bocchus and Bockhete, the messages home to fre and family,
Speaker 1: and the accounts of their host family and trip organizers.
Speaker 1: But as soon as they leave Bockette and head into
Speaker 1: the cloud forest, the trail becomes complicated. It becomes harder
Speaker 1: to penetrate the truth through the dark, overgrown tangle of story.
Speaker 1: All that can be done, of course, is to try
Speaker 1: and retrace the steps their steps, and piece together what
Speaker 1: little clues there are. But even then, when a pathway
Speaker 1: seems to open up, perhaps it is in fact nothing
Speaker 1: of the sort. Instead, it is simply just an impression
Speaker 1: of a way through that invites us to step deeper
Speaker 1: into the jungle, only to find moments later that the
Speaker 1: path has now vanished, suddenly leaving us stranded and lost
Speaker 1: and clutching at straws for what it's worth. The call
Speaker 1: records of the phones make for distress reading. Roughly six
Speaker 1: hours after they began their walk, at four thirty nine PM,
Speaker 1: a call was made from Chris's phone to the international
Speaker 1: emergency number one one two. Twelve minutes later, Liizana's phone
Speaker 1: makes the same call. Over twelve hours pass before Leasana's
Speaker 1: phone makes a second attempt to get through to the
Speaker 1: one one two emergency line that is followed an hour
Speaker 1: later by another attempt to do the same with Chris's phone.
Speaker 1: A third attempt to reach one one two is made
Speaker 1: by Leizana's phone on April the second, at ten fifty
Speaker 1: two in the morning, as well as a call to
Speaker 1: nine one one, the Panamanian emergency number. Due to poor signal,
Speaker 1: none of the calls make it through. On April third,
Speaker 1: two days after the women disappeared, Chris's phone makes another
Speaker 1: unsuccessful attempt to dial nine one one, while Lizana's phone
Speaker 1: is switched off. The following day, that phone runs out
Speaker 1: of battery. Over the next seven days, Chris's phone is
Speaker 1: turned on and off intermittently, perhaps in an effort to
Speaker 1: find a signal then preserve the battery. What's curious is
Speaker 1: that on the last four occasions when someone attempted to
Speaker 1: use the phone, it didn't work because they failed to
Speaker 1: enter the pin number correctly. On the eleventh of April,
Speaker 1: ten days after the women vanished, Chris's phone is turned
Speaker 1: on for the final time at ten fifty one a M.
Speaker 1: Once again, the PIN number is entered incorrectly. The phone
Speaker 1: is left on for just over an hour and turned
Speaker 1: off at eleven fifty six a M. It had twenty
Speaker 1: two percent battery left. The failed pin attempts seemed to
Speaker 1: present three possibilities. One that Chris Kramer's, for whatever reason
Speaker 1: by this point, was no longer in possession of her phone.
Speaker 1: Perhaps she had died or become separated from Losana, and
Speaker 1: it was Lisana, whose own phone had by then run
Speaker 1: out of battery, who tried unsuccessfully to use Chris's phone.
Speaker 1: The second possibility is that a third person was trying
Speaker 1: to use it, either someone who'd possibly attacked the young
Speaker 1: women and stolen their possessions, or someone who innocently came
Speaker 1: across them while walking through the jungle. The third possibility
Speaker 1: is that it was Chris who tried to use the phone,
Speaker 1: but after the best part of a week without food
Speaker 1: and much water, had been too confused to remember her
Speaker 1: own pin. Possibilities three pathways to the truth, each stretching
Speaker 1: ahead of us and disappearing into the undergrowth. For the authorities,
Speaker 1: it is a tantalizing set of clues that reveals so
Speaker 1: much and so little at the same time. All hopes
Speaker 1: are then pinned on the camera's memory card. Thankfully, it's
Speaker 1: in good condition and the pictures easy to access. The
Speaker 1: first batch of photos are very much what you'd expect
Speaker 1: from a tourist venturing out on an exciting trip to Panama.
Speaker 1: There are pictures of the two women leaving at the airport,
Speaker 1: the Starfish on a white, sandy beach. There are pictures
Speaker 1: of hostile interiors and unfamiliar faces met along the way.
Speaker 1: There are pictures too, of Lisana and Chris's hike into
Speaker 1: the jungle and up to the mirror door. They look
Speaker 1: just like any two friends worked on such a day.
Speaker 1: The sky is blue and clear, you can see where
Speaker 1: the sun bakes them. They're on top of the world,
Speaker 1: their faces so alive with joy, while behind them the
Speaker 1: jungle stretches off into an endless sea of green valleys
Speaker 1: and mountain ridges. But there is something not quite right
Speaker 1: about the last few photos taken that day, taken around
Speaker 1: two PM, less than three hours before that first emergency
Speaker 1: corps was attempted. The setting seems to have changed. The
Speaker 1: path has become thicker, the clouds in the sky have darkened,
Speaker 1: and the surrounding area seems to have shifted from mountain
Speaker 1: meadows to dense overgrowth. It seems as though the women
Speaker 1: have gone over the continental divide to the other side
Speaker 1: of the mountain, walking away from the path home. Since
Speaker 1: the camera was hers, most of the photos taken up
Speaker 1: to and including the day the women went missing were
Speaker 1: taken by Lesana. Almost all of them feature Chris, and
Speaker 1: there's no reason to think a third party was present.
Speaker 1: Throughout Chris is normally laughing and beaming for the camera,
Speaker 1: but the last two photos of that batch are different.
Speaker 1: They're blurrier than the others, the images seeming further away,
Speaker 1: not as clear, and Chris looks unhappy, perhaps annoyed or stressed.
Speaker 1: It's hard to say, but she's definitely not beaming any longer.
Speaker 1: Some have suggested that these last few photos are clear
Speaker 1: evidence that Lisana and Chris ended up on one of
Speaker 1: those other trails, the ones not maintained by National Park rangers,
Speaker 1: the ones only very experienced guides or indigenous locals would take.
Speaker 1: Just under three hours later, the first of the many
Speaker 1: distress calls are made from Chris's phone. In some ways,
Speaker 1: it would make so much sense if these were the
Speaker 1: last photos taken. Perhaps with only these photos to go on,
Speaker 1: the impulse to see things that might not be there,
Speaker 1: and the temptation to imagine other pathways to the truth
Speaker 1: opening up would be diminished. But these were not the
Speaker 1: last photos taken. Those who were quite something else entirely
Speaker 1: Having been turned off for seven days, on April the eighth,
Speaker 1: at one thirty seven in the morning, the camera was
Speaker 1: turned on again. Over the course of four hours, a
Speaker 1: total of a hu hundred pictures were taken. It was
Speaker 1: pitch black in the jungle at the time, so the
Speaker 1: camera's flash was used. The resultant images strange and abstract,
Speaker 1: of all the hallmarks of a found footage horror film.
Speaker 1: There are flashes of jungle, blurred images of the sky
Speaker 1: or earthen ground. Some images with blurred flares of light
Speaker 1: suggest it must have been raining at some point. Some
Speaker 1: of the pictures show what looked like a lightweight rickety
Speaker 1: rope bridge across water. All of the photos were clearly
Speaker 1: taken in a dense jungle environment. The timing between them
Speaker 1: varies from a couple of seconds as fast as the
Speaker 1: camera can fire to over fifteen minutes. It's been suggested
Speaker 1: that within some of the images a pattern can be discerned.
Speaker 1: Some dark, indistinct pictures show an outcropping of rock, perhaps
Speaker 1: the edge of a ravine, as well as several tree
Speaker 1: formations and various plants. Then whoever is taking the pictures
Speaker 1: moves slightly and we see those distinct markers again, this
Speaker 1: time shot from a slightly different perspective. Then the shooter
Speaker 1: moves once more and the pattern repeats. We see the
Speaker 1: same landscape and markers again from yet another angle. At
Speaker 1: no point are the women seen in the pictures, with
Speaker 1: the possible exception of one. It appears to be a
Speaker 1: shot of Chris Kramer's, its head a strawberry blonde hair
Speaker 1: filling the frame. Even if we agree unequivocally that the
Speaker 1: image is of Chris Kramer's, there's no way of knowing
Speaker 1: if it was taken by her or if someone else
Speaker 1: was holding the camera. Interestingly, this picture was taken long
Speaker 1: after the failed attempts were made to get into her phone.
Speaker 1: Among the more strange photos are those that appear to
Speaker 1: depict makeshift markers, pieces of paper, and a loose branch
Speaker 1: placed on a stone with plastic bags wrapped around it.
Speaker 1: Another image shows a roll of toilet tissue, possibly spelling
Speaker 1: out something on a boulder. Something rusted and shiny appears
Speaker 1: to have been placed in the center of the letters,
Speaker 1: something to reflect sunlight, perhaps in the hope of catching
Speaker 1: the attention of any aerial searches. During this time, the
Speaker 1: official search was well underway for the women and had
Speaker 1: been ongoing for at least four days. Perhaps they even
Speaker 1: heard the search helicopters, or were they simply using the
Speaker 1: markers to remind themselves of where they'd been, or, as
Speaker 1: some have suggested, perhaps they were trying to communicate something
Speaker 1: about the area they'd found themselves in to whoever might
Speaker 1: find the photos. Of all the pictures, the image of
Speaker 1: what appears to be the back of Chris Kramers's head
Speaker 1: is the one that amateur sleuths keep coming back to
Speaker 1: over the years. Some have claimed they can detect blood
Speaker 1: in her hair, or that you can make out her
Speaker 1: nose or mouth. The fact that the image has been
Speaker 1: cropped only helped to stir the imagination further. Did the
Speaker 1: authorities crop something out that they didn't want the public
Speaker 1: to see. Some have wandered either way. Once again, here
Speaker 1: is yet another impression of a pathway, an invitation to
Speaker 1: step deeper into the jungle, only for no clear path
Speaker 1: to ever emerge. After Lusana's backpack was discovered, locals and
Speaker 1: the authorities alike renewed their search efforts once again. A
Speaker 1: short time later, a search party finds Chris's Denham's shorts
Speaker 1: caught up in a small waterfall on the Calebra River,
Speaker 1: just like any other item of debris washed out of
Speaker 1: the forest. They are found about two kilometers from where
Speaker 1: Lezana's backpack was discovered. Between those two items runs a
Speaker 1: trail that includes three rickety bridges that take the walker
Speaker 1: back and forth across the Calebra River and in Gabe
Speaker 1: Village is not far away. Did the women fall into
Speaker 1: the fast moving waters? Were they injured? Were they taken?
Speaker 1: An image of the shorts, showing rips and scuff marks
Speaker 1: on the backside, are posted online from there. They're compared
Speaker 1: by avid followers with the state of the show as
Speaker 1: they are seen on Chris as she smiles for the
Speaker 1: camera on that morning of April first, when the women
Speaker 1: made their way up to the mirrordor yet again there
Speaker 1: is the tantalizing sense of a clue, evidence she was
Speaker 1: dragged along the ground against her will perhaps, or evidence
Speaker 1: simply of the exact where and tear you'd expect to
Speaker 1: find on denim. After ten weeks being buffeted about in
Speaker 1: rocky and stormy river waters, it's hard to see much
Speaker 1: beyond the darkness in many of the photos, which only
Speaker 1: seems to encourage more outlandish speculation. Was there a third
Speaker 1: person using the camera at some point, someone unfamiliar with
Speaker 1: how it worked. Were Chris and Lisana using the flash
Speaker 1: to see something ahead in the dark, had a noise
Speaker 1: from the forest spooked them as they battled furiously to
Speaker 1: make their way out of the jungle, or were they
Speaker 1: simply using the flash to light the way as they
Speaker 1: trekked aimlessly through the night. And then there is the
Speaker 1: missing photo. When it was revealed that images had been
Speaker 1: recovered from Lizana's camera, a list of the downloaded images
Speaker 1: was also provided. One hundred and thirty three photos were
Speaker 1: taken in total on and after April the first, the
Speaker 1: day the women went missing. The list of photos reveals
Speaker 1: that thirty three images numbered four hundred and seventy six
Speaker 1: to five hundred and eight were taken on April first,
Speaker 1: and images five hundred and ten to six hundred and
Speaker 1: nine one hundred in total were taken on that strange
Speaker 1: early morning of April eighth, but there is no image
Speaker 1: five one hundred and nine. There are many reasons why
Speaker 1: this might be so. Perhaps Lizana deliberately deleted the image,
Speaker 1: highly unlikely given that no other image appears to have
Speaker 1: been deleted. Perhaps someone else deleted the image who was
Speaker 1: with the women that day, or maybe it was deleted
Speaker 1: by the authorities, either deliberately or by mistake. Or perhaps
Speaker 1: it never existed in the first place. It's not being
Speaker 1: there just the result of a malfunction. Pathways open up,
Speaker 1: inviting us deeper into the jungle, but leading us to
Speaker 1: where exactly We can never know, but still the speculation continues.
Speaker 1: Survival experts weigh in with their opinions. The strange markings
Speaker 1: are clearly navigation aids, they say, a common tactic employed
Speaker 1: by lost hikers. It's easy to get confused in the jungle,
Speaker 1: they insist, and it's important to keep track of where
Speaker 1: you've been, all of which is true. Another nine weeks
Speaker 1: of fruitless searching follows, and then one morning, a horrifying
Speaker 1: discovery is made not far from where the backpack was discovered.
Speaker 1: Hidden deep in the undergrowth, a pelvic bone is found.
Speaker 1: It's tested for DNA and comes back as a positive
Speaker 1: match for Chris Kramer's The search intensifies in response, with
Speaker 1: Panamanian authorities and local guides descending on the jungles once more.
Speaker 1: Among them is Feliciano, the guide who'd apparently arranged to
Speaker 1: take Lesana and Chris into the jungle the day after
Speaker 1: they went missing. His ranch where they were to stay
Speaker 1: the night was only a couple of hours on foot
Speaker 1: from where the pelvic bone was discovered, and soon after
Speaker 1: there is another gruesome discovery. Loziana's left foot is found
Speaker 1: still in its boot were the small meta tarsls of
Speaker 1: Lisana's foot. These small pieces of bone have been used
Speaker 1: to speculate further on Chris and Losiana's story. The bones
Speaker 1: were fractured, which some believe indicated a fall from a
Speaker 1: high place, likely while Lisiana was still alive. The different
Speaker 1: state of the women's bones also leads to more speculation.
Speaker 1: Loziana's bones found with skins still attached to them appear
Speaker 1: to display all the characteristics of the standard decomposition one
Speaker 1: would expect of human tissue left in a rainforest for months.
Speaker 1: Chris Kramer's pelvic bone, on the other hand, appears to
Speaker 1: have been deliberately bleached. No marks or scratches were found
Speaker 1: on the bones either, which forensics believe likely rules out
Speaker 1: the involvement of a forest animal. Some forensic anthropologists claimed
Speaker 1: this could all be down to the micro environments of
Speaker 1: the rainforest, the varying temperatures and moisture levels, the changes
Speaker 1: in river currents and flora, the chemical compounds of all
Speaker 1: the different soil types. It is true that these variables
Speaker 1: would affect decomposition, especially if the river played a part,
Speaker 1: but as ever, any more information than this is pure speculation.
Speaker 1: Soil samples not taken, and the precise location of where
Speaker 1: the remains were found was never recorded naturally, some are
Speaker 1: skeptical of this conclusion. Decomposition in the river would have
Speaker 1: left markings on the bone from friction with the river bed,
Speaker 1: they insist. Furthermore, the pelvic bone of a young person
Speaker 1: is not likely to break in half under natural decomposition.
Speaker 1: The bone was also missing joint tissue that usually remained
Speaker 1: intact for years under natural decomposition. After an extensive investigation,
Speaker 1: Dutch authorities declared Lizanfron and Chris Kramer's most likely died
Speaker 1: by accident after getting lost in the jungle, but they
Speaker 1: also refused to rule out the possibility of foul play inti.
Speaker 1: In November twenty fourteen, Panama's Attorney General Betseida Pity declared
Speaker 1: publicly that the women died in a tragic hiking accident,
Speaker 1: possibly falling into the river after getting lost before being
Speaker 1: dragged to their death. Were it not for the Internet,
Speaker 1: perhaps that's where this story would have ended. Instead, it
Speaker 1: gained an entirely new lease of life when the women's
Speaker 1: photos and diary excerpts were suddenly leaked online, and ever
Speaker 1: since has suspended it in an endless whirlpool of blurred
Speaker 1: fact and fiction. Rumors exploded online that two boys photographed
Speaker 1: swimming by Lisana and Chris at the beginning of their
Speaker 1: ill fated hike were later found drowned. There were rumors too,
Speaker 1: that the taxi driver who dropped them off at the
Speaker 1: top of the trail was also found drowned under suspicious circumstances.
Speaker 1: And rumours that tour guide for Liciano as a criminal
Speaker 1: son who lives in the jungle. There are even rumours
Speaker 1: that a sinister and violent organ trafficking ring operates within
Speaker 1: the country, and of course, speculation that the local and
Speaker 1: Gabe people who know the jungle intimately and have been
Speaker 1: persecuted for years, might have been involved. The Panamanian authorities
Speaker 1: have come in for heavy criticism too, for their perceived
Speaker 1: lack of professionalism. There are unfounded accusations that they deliberately
Speaker 1: swept the investigation under the carpet, apparently afraid at what
Speaker 1: revealing the supposed truth of the girl's disappearance might do
Speaker 1: to the country's vital tourism industry. Much of this may
Speaker 1: be rooted in race, racism and postcolonial anti indigenous suspicion,
Speaker 1: but while Panama remains a popular tourist destination, there is
Speaker 1: a dark underbelly, felt most keenly by the women and
Speaker 1: girls that aren't white who live there. In May twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two, protests were held regarding four hundred and forty
Speaker 1: four missing people in Panama, the majority of whom are
Speaker 1: women and girls. Most of those who are missing are
Speaker 1: thought to have disappeared in the province of Cherokee, the
Speaker 1: same province as the ill Pianista Trail where Chris and
Speaker 1: Lisana went missing. The rates of extreme gender based violence
Speaker 1: in Latin America and the Caribbean are so high that
Speaker 1: it's been labeled a shadow pandemic by the UN, and
Speaker 1: it's thought that as many as one in three women
Speaker 1: and girls have experienced some sort of violence from men
Speaker 1: in their communities. None of which, however, takes away from
Speaker 1: the tragedy and mystery of Lizana Fron and Chris Kramer's death,
Speaker 1: which remains a highly contentious topic in Panama incendury. Even people,
Speaker 1: especially in Bocketa, are said to discuss it only in
Speaker 1: hushed tones and behind closed doors and refuse journalists interviews.
Speaker 1: The sense of dissatisfaction in the Panamanian authority's accidental death
Speaker 1: ruling is pervasive to this day. The rumors continue of
Speaker 1: organ trafficking, of rape and murder of violent criminals living
Speaker 1: deep in the jungle, and so do accusations of cover
Speaker 1: ups of the government prioritizing its reputation as a tourist
Speaker 1: hotspot over the truth. Twenteen nineteen, Chris Kramers's parents spoke
Speaker 1: to Dutch magazine Privey about their frustrations at what they
Speaker 1: considered to be a botched investigation. As her father Hahn, said,
Speaker 1: there were many loose ends. In my opinion and that
Speaker 1: of many others, many mistakes have been made. We still
Speaker 1: have doubts about things like their digital camera and their
Speaker 1: mobile phones with which they tried to call after their disappearance.
Speaker 1: After they disappeared, photos were taken with the digital camera.
Speaker 1: We weren't allowed to mention even a word about this
Speaker 1: from the Panamanian authorities at the time. I can still
Speaker 1: get very mad about it. But what's the point beyond
Speaker 1: the endless speculation and the rumors of amateur Internet detectives
Speaker 1: For those who are left behind, like Chris and Luzana's parents,
Speaker 1: whose every waking moment is genuinely haunted by vision of
Speaker 1: all those possible paths disappearing into the thick, jungled wilderness,
Speaker 1: there comes a time when you simply have to stop
Speaker 1: trying to see where they might go, when you have
Speaker 1: to turn around and leave while you still can, lest
Speaker 1: you two get lost in the wilderness. I could write
Speaker 1: an encyclopedia ful by now, said Hans Kramer when it
Speaker 1: comes to errors that were made during the investigation. But
Speaker 1: there's no point in talking. In hindsight, we have to
Speaker 1: live with the fact that our daughter is no longer here.
Speaker 1: We picked our lives back up, but we will think
Speaker 1: about our dear daughter every day. Nobody can take that
Speaker 1: away from us. This episode was written by Ella macloud
Speaker 1: and Richard McLean Smith. Thank you, as ever to all
Speaker 1: of you who've taken the time to listen to Unexplained.
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