Inv□stiga□orsle□rned□□□□t□egroupha□beenfrien□sforyears,but□□ce□□lytherehadbeente□sio□a□o□□them.Rumorsofd□sagree□entsandarguments□uringthe□ripbeg□n□osu□□ace,□eadin□au□horiti□stospeculatewhetherfo□lp□ayw□sinvolved.Eachmemberoft□egrou□h□dadiffere□tstoryto□ell,andthe□nconsist□nci□si□theiraccountsonlyadd□dtothemyst□ry□f□hemissing□ine.□><□>Investigatorsl□arnedt□attheg□oupha□bee□frien□sf□rye□rs,□utr□centlytherehadbee□□e□siona□ongth□m.Rumorsofdisagreementsand□rgumentsdu□ingthe□□ipbeg□ntos□rf□ce,□e□din□aut□□□i□iesto□p□cul□t□whethe□foulplaywasinvolved.□achm□mberoftheg□ouphadadiffe□entst□ryt□tell,andthein□onsistenciesintheiraccountso□lyad□edt□themysteryofth□missi□gn□□e. Investigatorslearne□thatthegrouphadbeenfriendsforyears,butr□□□ntlythereh□dbeenten□i□namo□gt□em.Rumorsofdisa□r□□me□tsa□dargumentsduringthetripb□g□ntosurface,le□dinga□thorit□estospe□ulat□w□etherfoulplaywasinvol□□d.E□□hmemb□rofthegrouphadad□ff□r□□t□to□ytot□l□□andtheinconsiste□ciesint□eira□c□u□tson□yad□□d□othemys□□ry□□t□emissingnin□.□> Inv□sti□ato□□l□arnedthatt□e□ro□phadbee□fri□□dsf□ry□a□s□butrecentlythe□eha□b□entension□mongthem.Rumorsofdisag□eementsandar□um□ntsdur□n□thetripbegantosurface,leadi□gauth□r□ti□st□speculatew□e□her□□ulpla□w□sinvolved.□ac□me□□erofthegrouphadadif□erentstor□□otell,□ndtheinconsist□ncie□□ntheir□ccountsonlya□□edto□h□mysteryof□hemissi□gnine.<□p>□□>Inves□igators□□a□nedthatthegrouphadbeenfriend□fo□□ears,butre□entlyth□rehadbeentensionamongthem.Ru□orsofdisagree□ent□and□□gumentsduringth□□ripb□gantosu□face,leadinga□t□o□itiestospeculatewhetherfo□lplaywasinvolved.Ea□hmem□e□oft□egrou□had□d□fferents□ory□otell,□ndth□inc□□s□st□n□iesinthei□a□co□ntson□ya□□□dtot□em□ste□□ofthemissi□□nine.□/p>