This podcast contains conversations about violence, death, sexual assault,

and includes explicit language. Please take care while listening.

In this episode, we discussed in detail the photos discovered in the back back.

In the show description, we've linked to a webpage that shows all the photos

so you can visually follow along as we discuss.

This is part three of an on-the-ground investigation into the mysterious deaths of Chris Kramer's

and LaSan Frone, two young women who died in the jungle of Panama in 2014.

What happened to Chris and LaSan? Was it a hiking accident, a double murder,

or something else altogether? I'm Mariana Danzio. In this series, I travel to the small town

of Boquete with Jeremy Crite from the Daily Beast to reinvestigate this case eight years later.

It's still pitch black outside when Jeremy wakes the team to meet our helicopter in a field

at the edge of Boquete. We're headed deep into the jungle to continue our investigation into

the mysterious deaths of Chris and LaSan. We're flying to what we have been told is the women's

last known location on the banks of the Changinola River, also known as the Río Culebra.

Chris and LaSan's backpack washed up on the Río Culebra near the Ingabebougle village of

Altorromero two months after they disappeared. In the ensuing months, scattered remains belonging

to Chris and LaSan were found all along the banks of the same river.

It stands to reason Chris and LaSan made contact with that river. They may have camped there

or tried to cross it even died there. So that's where we're going, the Río Culebra, in the middle of a terrible storm.

We've got the satphone. We'll be fine. Our helicopter flies us straight into the storm front,

rain slashing the windshield, lighting strikes flicker across the Cordillera,

but then we're over the ridge line, angling down into the valley below. We test out our satphone

...