Initially, hope surged. The hair matched the missing girl’s description: soft, golden-blonde, tied in a messy bun, just like
she was last seen. But DNA results brought heartbreak—it belonged not to the missing girl, but to her best friend, one of the 27 girls already found.
This twist has shifted the investigation dramatically. Detectives now face disturbing questions:
Was the best friend at the riverbank after she was supposedly found?
Could the missing girl have held on to her friend’s hair?
Or did someone plant the hair to mislead the search?
“We thought we were closer,” one searcher whispered. “Now it feels like she’s slipping away.”
The discovery has shaken parents, volunteers, and the girl’s family, who are once again drowning in uncertainty. Authorities are now narrowing
the search to the river’s edge and have brought in forensic mappers and behavioral analysts to retrace the girls’ movements during their final hours.
If the best friend was at the river… where is she now?
This mystery is far from over.
