: Calculating the distance of the flash to identify the depth of the ravine or the proximity of the "SOS" rock.
(most widely accepted by new forensic analysis) kris kremers lisanne froon night photos updated
Photo #510: The flash catches the underside of a broken manhole cover, ten meters up. Photo #526: Lisanne’s backpack, floating in stagnant water. Photo #542: The red reflection—not hair, but a soaked, red plastic emergency poncho, tangled on a rebar spike. : Calculating the distance of the flash to
The updated interpretation: On April 8, the girls had not moved far. They were using the red bag to try and catch rainwater. The map was useless in the jungle at night—it was likely used as tinder or to reflect the camera flash as a distress signal. Photo #542: The red reflection—not hair, but a
Image 550 clearly shows a red and white plastic shopping bag (likely from a local grocery) and a crumpled piece of paper identified by Dutch forensics as a map of Boquete .