She disappeared from the middle of the mountains and after ,s,3 years found her inside a dark cave. She was alive, clean and smiling, but she didn’t blink. But the first word he said to the rescuers was, “Don’t graduate!”
3 years ago, Layan Mahmoud left his house and said to his father, “Don’t worry, Dad, I’ll be back before sunset.” I was 19 years old, I was an environmental science student and I was obsessed with nature, mountains and rare plants. That day was heading to an area
mountainous near Santa Catalina to collect samples for a university project.Her bag is on her back.She has her camera with her.And enough water for today.Nothing said that this would be the last time her family would see her. Her last photo was taken with a surveillance camera at the entrance of a mountain trail.
She got out of her car. She adjusted her bag. She looked around. Then I went between the rocks and the trees. And from that moment she disappeared.
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At night, when she didn’t return, her father called her.
The phone is locked.
Call again.
No answer.
Hours later the searches began.
Rescue teams.
Volunteers.
Dogs trained.
The whole area was recorded.
They turned in the valleys.
Between the rocks.
And in narrow corridors.
But there’s no trace.
No bag.
No mobile.
Without clothes.
Not a single sign says what happened to him.
Days later, one of the volunteers found something strange.
Small wood carved owl.
It was placed on top of the trunk of
a tree by a stream.
It doesn’t throw.
Not broken.
It is carefully placed as if someone had put it there specifically.The strange thing is that search dogs really came to
