Tuesday, August 23, 2011
The Hunt is on... the most amazing live action puzzle quest in Panama coolest locals.
The bodies of the three victims, Matt, Steve and Dr. Mike, were never recovered. María Concepción offered to reveal the location of all three sets of remains in exchange for an undisclosed sum of money, which the victims' families wired to a Panamanian account. All evidence suggests that María Concepción received the money, but instead of keeping her word, left clues in the form of a treasure hunt that will lead to the location of the remains. Panamanian authorities believe she took the money and fled through the Darien jungle to hide in her homeland of Colombia.
The hunt is on….
If you enjoyed reading The Lost and Found you will be blown away by the live action hunt with you and your investigation skills at the center.
María left behind art work and crossword puzzles in various entries of her personal diary. Panamanian police authorities believe that her diary contains hidden messages that will reveal the location of the bodies. We need you to help find them.
There are three hunt locations, Boquete, Panama City and The Lost and Found in the Fortuna Forest Reserve. There is no order you must follow. To help us you do not have to complete the hunt in all locations but each hunt takes you to the most unique and exotic locations in The Republic of Panama. To begin simply show up with a copy of the clues and the crossword puzzle at the locations on the maps that follow. For The Lost and Found cloud forest hunt just head to the lodge… you may want to make a reservation at www.lostandfoundlodge.com to ensure you have a place to sleep.
If you are not in Panama visit www.moreinpanama.blogspot.com to see how you can join a virtual hunt online.
Whether in Panama or online, once you complete the crossword puzzles you will notice that certain squares are red. The letters in the red squares are an anagram that once solved will yield a secret password. Solve the anagram, investigators say, and include it in a Facebook friend request to one of the three suspects. Then you will see each of the women reveal the location of the remains in a video. The secret word for the treasure hunt in Boquete will allow you to become friends with Usnavy Márquez, the word found in Panama City with Estrella Steven González, and the word found at The Lost and Found Eco Hostel will allow you to become Facebook friends with María Hope Concepción. (If you can´t find them on Facebook just look at the friend`s list for lostnfound panama) There are also more photos, art work, and information about each of the now infamous 'tres lolitas'.
With all three secret words you can add the narrator and owner of the eco hostel, Patrick McGreer, Author. You can interact with him and he will answer questions. As well there are insights into María's psyche, her photos and artwork and the hidden meaning behind her preoccupation with The Door's lyrics in the song The End. There are also essays about the blending of the elements of truth and fiction in The Lost and Found and all other unanswered questions are revealed.
INSTRUCTIONS
-- Bring the map, crossword puzzle and clues to the starting destination
-- follow the trail to solve the crossword puzzle
-- use the letters in red to solve the anagram (word jumble) and discover the secret word
-- the next time you have an internet connection, send a Facebook friend request with the secret word to the appropriate suspect to view the tell all video Usnavy Márquez for Panama City, Estrella StevenGonzález for Boquete and María Hope Concepción for The Lost and Found. (Remember if you cant find them add lostnfound panama to your friend list and you will find them there)
-- with all three passwords add the editor, Patrick McGreer, Author, for more artwork, videos, and photos.Labels: panama adventure tour hostel hostels boquete bocas del toro
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The bodies of the three victims, Matt, Steve and Dr. Mike, were never recovered. María Concepción offered to reveal the location of all three sets of remains in exchange for an undisclosed sum of money, which the victims' families wired to a Panamanian account. All evidence suggests that María Concepción received the money, but instead of keeping her word, left clues in the form of a treasure hunt that will lead to the location of the remains. Panamanian authorities believe she took the money and fled through the Darien jungle to hide in her homeland of Colombia.