A Colombian girl by the name of Maria Kamila brutally murdered. The True Tale Behind the Disappearance of the Colombian Girl! I am aware of this: My great aunt Adita has been missing since she vanished from her home in Santa Marta about ten years ago. It is a town on a beach in the Caribbean. After missing for several hours, she discovered hours later on the side of a dirt road in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Follow our website, Newsyblogy, for the latest updates!!!!!
The homicide of a young woman from Colombia
Adita Perez’s horrible murder remains a mystery. Her captors met their end in unexplained circumstances and never brought to justice. Some people believe that her captors lit her on fire before dumping her body along the side of the road. This is an unsettling retelling of the narrative that I told when I was growing up. Some people think that Adita was kill in her own home, and then her body taken to the mountains, wrapped in a blanket, and dumped. Even more complex hypotheses have put forward concerning her murder.
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For over a decade, I hadn’t been back to Bogota, where I was born, when I finally decided to visit Colombia. My suspicions regarding who was responsible for Adita’s death led me to crave more information about her past. Manuel Marulanda laid the groundwork for the narcoterrorist organization, FARC, or the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, in 1964. Initially functioning as a political group, FARC found on Marxist principles. However, they started engaging in illegal activity to finance the civil war.
Maria Kamila Girl
During its height of power, the FARC governed over forty percent of Colombia. As a means of funding its military operations, the FARC engaged in narcotrafficking, abduction, and imposing taxes on the local populace. Maria Kamila Girl was project that the FARC would make a total annual profit of USD 600 million. According to accounts from Colombia, the FARC was, at one point in its history, the third-richest terrorist group after ISIS. More than 11,000 FARC fighters originated from smaller villages; over a third of them were women.