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Hey everyone, Hola mi gente!

Thank you for listening to the latest episode of Lost and Panama.

I'm Mariana Bansio, and I'm Jeremy Craig.

And this is the Lost and Panama after-show, where we delve deeper into each episode, go

into outstanding questions, and share some of the things that happened off camera.

So Jeremy, lots to unpack from the latest episode, and I think we should start with this

big conclusion that we reached, right?

Yes, it is quite a game-changer to be told that there was no bridge visible in Picture

550.

That is something that is new, Intel, for sure, in this case, and for me personally, it

has always, what made me have a hard time believing that Christmas and were lost and camped

at this bridgehead where as we saw people come and go every day, most of them indigenous

villagers, either coming to Boquete or going back to Aldo Romero, and how could the

women have been there for eight days and not been found?

That always was a sticking point for me.

But now that there is no proof that they were there at that bridgehead on the trail, I

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