□□>□nve□tigato□slearnedthatthegrouphadb□e□friends□oryears,butrec□n□ly□herehadbe□n□□n□□ona□ongthem.Ru□□rs□fdis□g□eementsandargumen□sduring□h□tr□pbegantosu□f□ce□leadingauthoritie□tospec□□atew□e□he□□oulplaywasinv□lved.Each□emberofthegr□uph□□adifferen□stor□t□tel□,andt□□inc□nsisten□iesintheiraccountso□ly□□ded□othemyst□□yofthemissingnine.□/p> Investiga□orslearned□hatthe□rou□had□□en□riends□or□ears,butrecently□□□reha□□eenten□i□namongt□em.Rumorsofdisa□reeme□tsan□argumentsduri□gthetr□p□eg□ntosur□ace,□ea□in□au□horitie□tospeculatewhe□her□□ulplaywasinvolv□d.E□c□memberofthegrouphad□□ifferen□storytot□ll,a□dtheinconsistenciesint□e□raccount□□nlyaddedtothe□ysteryofthemi□singni□e. Investigatorslearne□thatthegrouphadbeenfri□□□sforyea□s,butre□entlyth□re□adbeent□nsionamo□gthem.Rumorsofd□s□g□□e□ent□□ndargume□t□□u□in□□hetripbeg□ntosurfac□,□eadingauthoritie□tospecul□tew□etherf□ulplaywasinvolved.□achm□□berofthe□rouphada□ifferentstorytotell,andtheinc□nsistenciesint□eir□cco□ntso□lya□de□tothemys□ery□□t□emissi□g□ine□ Inv□stigatorslea□nedthatthegroup□adbeenfriend□f□r□ears,□utrec□ntly□herehadbeenten□ionamongthem.Rumor□ofdisa□reement□anda□gumentsdur□□gthetripbegantos□rface□l□a□ingauthor□tiestospe□ul□te□□ethe□foulplaywas□nv□lved.Eac□memberofthegroupha□ad□fferentstor□tote□l□and□he□ncon□iste□c□esin□heiraccountsonlyad□e□tothemys□e□yofthemiss□□gnine□