Just moments ago, investigators at Camp Mystic disclosed that they had found a long, blonde hair bun entangled in branches along the riverbank—precisely where they suspect the last missing 8-year-old girl may have attempted to flee.
At first glance, the hair corresponded with the girl’s description: soft, golden-blonde, styled in a small, disheveled bun—the same hairstyle she was last observed wearing. For a fleeting moment, rescuers believed they were one step closer to locating her.
However, the DNA results soon followed.
In a shocking and heartbreaking turn of events, forensic analysis confirmed that the hair does not belong to the missing girl, but rather to her best friend, one of the 27 girls who had already been located.
This revelation has completely altered the course of the investigation.
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