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History people knew each other and they're all either dead or missing.

There's something big about what's going on.

There's something crazy about this case.

Just somebody tell me where they are and we will go get them.

I will go dig, I will go dig and I will find them.

I gotta find her to hold her one last time,

even if it is just her bones. This is the story of the

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and the one you're listening to right now. It is probably the greenest place I've ever been to in my entire life.

The only other color was the occasional red flame tree which really pops out at you

because it is just a madness of green. I've never seen anything like that.

Jane Flanagan, the Times Africa correspondent, was deep in the Bewindy

impenetrable forest, a forest whose name pretty much tells you all you need to know about the last place on earth

where you can still find mountain guerrillas. Undaunted, ventured into the dark impenetrable forest in search of one particular group of them.

We set off down the valley with our ranger and someone to help us carry our things. We were looking for a particular group of guerrillas called the nukeringo family and we passed

through the tea plantations and all around there are terraces of vegetables and crops.

As we approach the park, you can almost feel the temperature changing.

You're going into a very different environment.

The thick tree canopies, there are hundreds of types of trees in that forest. It's known locally as

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