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richardyambasu505
Richard Kai Yambasu :
E be like say na Half Neymar and Half Messi😂
2026-09-16 10:05:02
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kabiruzlatan0
kabiru zlatan proud muslim ☪️ :
lamine yamal 🫡🫡🫡
2026-09-16 13:25:56
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city.boy73
City boy :
I love Yamal
2026-09-19 00:25:48
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sabatinie29
JUN BABY :
alsiyis paka remet sa pandan sezon Sam we a nn.fos li e Nan bel li ,li te ye li retirel.😂😂
2026-09-16 17:09:14
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user3125627367321
Eric YEDINOR :
visca😂
2026-09-15 21:11:17
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moseskanu033
moseskanu033 :
these e nor go pass messi and ronaldo
2026-09-17 11:59:30
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princo.ralph
princo Ralph :
j'suis madrilène mais sans toute fois vous mentir le p'tit ci à du talent 👍
2026-09-16 11:56:17
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meek.morgan7
CLETUS ATUBUGA’S DECOR 🪚🔨 :
He always makes me happy,Barcelona till casket ⚰️💛💙❤️
2026-09-16 18:15:03
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abdoul.latif223
Abdoul Latif :
j'aime tellement son affaire
2026-09-16 08:25:36
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stephenfarm0
Stephen Farms Nigeria limited :
this guy na goat
2026-09-16 16:11:12
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chrisbreezy118
Sulai Sanaipei :
viscabarce.upyamal
2026-09-23 13:15:37
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user8690813661035
Samuel sitoe :
lamine yamal
2026-09-15 16:01:46
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cestlemoment66
Josue Otoufoua :
aime
2026-09-16 00:00:54
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josu.kayiri
Josué Kayiri :
le Messi de demain
2026-09-16 04:51:39
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lawrenshameme
Lamine yamal 19 :
Woooo😆😆😆
2026-09-16 16:48:12
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patrice.combattant
Patrice combattant :
Lami
2026-09-18 16:50:21
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akumtimoth
𝓰𝓴𝓯𝓫𝓴𝓭𝓴𝓻 𝓶𝓲𝓳𝔃𝓳𝓲? :
Hi
2026-09-17 11:02:59
1
sinaidiarra7
sinaidiarra7 :
@1o1o
2026-09-18 20:11:22
1
princeautolandseaozoeme0
Prince auto Land Se :
I blame those players that didn't eat come match.. 👌
2026-09-17 12:29:58
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oumar.deii.barca
De Barcelone Oumar :
Nous t’aimons lamine
2026-09-16 12:10:23
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tonymundana
widji detay :
bacc
2026-09-16 22:51:52
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kugbechristabel
🥷🏻💓👑 :
My love for Lamine is expensive 🫶💋🌹✌️🩵💜❤️🤍🤎🩷
2026-09-15 23:51:20
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bricekoffi366
Brice Koffi :
lamine Yamal le super héros
2026-09-16 07:51:07
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gifty.gyan76
Gifty Gyan :
yamal
2026-09-15 17:43:02
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alaminu39
Alaminu :
ballon d,or deserve
2026-09-15 14:57:37
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Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon were two Dutch students whose disappearance in Panama became one of the world’s most well-known unsolved mysteries. In March 2014, they traveled to Panama to study Spanish and volunteer. On April 1, they began hiking the El Pianista Trail near Boquete. Photographs taken that day showed them smiling as they reached the trail’s summit, but they never returned. When they failed to come home that evening, their host family reported them missing, prompting a large-scale search. Police, rescue teams, volunteers, and helicopters searched the mountainous jungle for weeks, but no trace of the women was found. More than two months later, a local woman discovered their backpack on the bank of the Culebra River. Inside were their phones, camera, passports, money, sunglasses, and other belongings, many of which remained in usable condition despite the harsh environment. Investigators recovered crucial digital evidence from the phones and camera. Phone records showed repeated attempts to call emergency services beginning just hours after the hike started, but poor signal prevented most calls from connecting. Over the following days, the phones were switched on briefly, likely to check for reception while conserving battery life. Records also showed that one phone was eventually powered on without the correct PIN, though investigators have never determined why. The camera contained normal photographs from the beginning of the hike, followed by more than 90 images taken during the night of April 8, roughly a week after the disappearance. Most showed darkness, rocks, vegetation, and parts of the surrounding jungle. Investigators have suggested the photos may have been taken to illuminate the area, signal for help, or document their surroundings, but no explanation has ever been confirmed. In the months that followed, scattered human remains belonging to both women were recovered downstream. Because only limited evidence was found, forensic experts were unable to establish a definitive cause of d*ath. Panamanian investigators found no conclusive evidence of h*micide, and many believe the women became lost after continuing beyond the marked trail and later d*ed due to the difficult conditions. However, several unusual aspects of the evidence continue to fuel debate. More than a decade later, the case remains officially unresolved. No new evidence has definitively explained what happened, and no one has been charged. While countless theories continue to circulate online, none have been proven, leaving the final days of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon one of modern true crime’s most enduring mysteries. #truecrime #missingperson #Hiking #panama #unsolvedmysteries
Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon were two Dutch students whose disappearance in Panama became one of the world’s most well-known unsolved mysteries. In March 2014, they traveled to Panama to study Spanish and volunteer. On April 1, they began hiking the El Pianista Trail near Boquete. Photographs taken that day showed them smiling as they reached the trail’s summit, but they never returned. When they failed to come home that evening, their host family reported them missing, prompting a large-scale search. Police, rescue teams, volunteers, and helicopters searched the mountainous jungle for weeks, but no trace of the women was found. More than two months later, a local woman discovered their backpack on the bank of the Culebra River. Inside were their phones, camera, passports, money, sunglasses, and other belongings, many of which remained in usable condition despite the harsh environment. Investigators recovered crucial digital evidence from the phones and camera. Phone records showed repeated attempts to call emergency services beginning just hours after the hike started, but poor signal prevented most calls from connecting. Over the following days, the phones were switched on briefly, likely to check for reception while conserving battery life. Records also showed that one phone was eventually powered on without the correct PIN, though investigators have never determined why. The camera contained normal photographs from the beginning of the hike, followed by more than 90 images taken during the night of April 8, roughly a week after the disappearance. Most showed darkness, rocks, vegetation, and parts of the surrounding jungle. Investigators have suggested the photos may have been taken to illuminate the area, signal for help, or document their surroundings, but no explanation has ever been confirmed. In the months that followed, scattered human remains belonging to both women were recovered downstream. Because only limited evidence was found, forensic experts were unable to establish a definitive cause of d*ath. Panamanian investigators found no conclusive evidence of h*micide, and many believe the women became lost after continuing beyond the marked trail and later d*ed due to the difficult conditions. However, several unusual aspects of the evidence continue to fuel debate. More than a decade later, the case remains officially unresolved. No new evidence has definitively explained what happened, and no one has been charged. While countless theories continue to circulate online, none have been proven, leaving the final days of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon one of modern true crime’s most enduring mysteries. #truecrime #missingperson #Hiking #panama #unsolvedmysteries

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