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Cambodia's 'jungle woman,' who spent 18 years living in a dense forest, has fled back to the wild after struggling to adapt to society.
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Rochom first disappeared in 1989 while herding water buffalo with her sister in the province of Ratanakkiri, 400 miles north-east of Phnom Penh.
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Neighbours and local authorities are helping the family with the search, but the jungles of Ratanakkiri are among Cambodia's wildest and most isolated.
However, Mr Lou refused a DNA test. A Cambodian non-governmental organisation believes that it is impossible that a girl of eight could survive in the jungle and that she was actually brought up in captivity.
It does make one wonder about this theory --- it could be she and her sister were held captive for all these years.
What a sad, sad story.
Cambodia's 'jungle woman,' who spent 18 years living in a dense forest, has fled back to the wild after struggling to adapt to society.
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Rochom first disappeared in 1989 while herding water buffalo with her sister in the province of Ratanakkiri, 400 miles north-east of Phnom Penh.
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Neighbours and local authorities are helping the family with the search, but the jungles of Ratanakkiri are among Cambodia's wildest and most isolated.
What happened? Did she stumble across this forum by chance?
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