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My personal guess is that they were murdered. And that they had been dead since April 1st. The photos taken on April 8th was taken by the murderer to mislead the police. So was those cellphone signal checking and calling 112/911.April 1st morning: The two girls were enjoying their hike.Picture #505Picture #507Picture #508: Last “happy” “regular” picture the girls took.April 1st afternoon/evening: Girls went missing.April 1st-6th: Cellphone activities and signal checks, attempts to call the emergency but the cellphones has no signal.April 3rd: Search for the girls began.…(7 days after their disappearance.)…April 8th 1 am to 4 am: 90 photos taken in the dark by Lisanne’s Canon SX270. First was picture #510 (#509 missing/deleted).Some of the many night time pictures.April 11th: Last attempt of signal check on Kremers’ cellphone.My thought:1)Where did picture #509 went?That is the critical pictures between the last happy picture #508, and the first of the night time photos #510 seven days later.The investigators have noted that the girls didn’t delete any other pictures, except #509. So they do not know why they would delete #509, which in this situation would be very crucial to the investigation.Another interesting thing is that the #509 picture was totally deleted and cannot be restored. When a camera deletes a picture, usually it can be restored. It would take a PC computer to totally delete a picture. If so this would mean foul play.2) No goodbye messages.When people know that it is hopeless, and they will die, they would leave behind goodbye massages to love ones. This is done to let their love ones know that they love them, and to explain how they got themselves into the life threatening situation.They can write something down. And in this case, the girls could have made a goodbye video with their camera or cellphone. At the very least, they would have taken a goodbye picture of themselves on their camera or cellphone.The only reason the girls didn’t leave any goodbye message is that they weren’t able to. However given that “they” can take 90 photos on the 7th days after they disappeared, on April 8th, it shows that “they” easily could have left a goodbye message.And by “they”, perhaps I am no longer referring to the 2 girls, but their murderer.It takes only a few minutes to leave one goodbye video. “Mama, Papa, I love you!” Certainly by April 8th, it must come upon the girls that this might be it, and they should leave a goodbye message (if they were alive). They know they were in grave danger, and they were still strong enough to take 90 photos at night, so why didn’t they leave a goodbye message?3) Not a single picture of the girlsThe only picture we have is the back of the head of one of the girls at night. It was almost as if the girls don’t want their face to be seen at all. Why all the secrecy?That picture of one of the girls’ back of the head at night, unfortunately, does not prove that she was still alive. And if she was dead, why would the other girl take a picture of the back of her dead friend’s head?4) Who took those 90 night time photos on April 8th? Who was checking the cellphone signals and calling 112/911 between April 1st and 11th?Given the above, it seems unlikely that those pictures were taken by the 2 girls. Once again, why no goodbye messages then? Some people suspect it was an animal or monkey that took the pictures. But I say it was their murderer(s).The cellphone signal checking thing can easily be done by the murderer, to “pretend” that the girls were alive when they were already murdered. It is no rocket science. The murderer knew there was no signal in that location so the calls will never go through. That’s why the murderer was confident to call the police, because he knew he would not actually need to talk to the police. And the murdered did this for 6 days from April 1st to 6th, and then return one more time on April 11th.5) There were other murders in the area after these 2 girls.The area that they hiked in was not the safest place. There were other “unrelated” murders in the same area. Could be the cartel. Could be some tribes.Conclusion:The rainforest is a very dangerous place. These 2 girls could have died of natural cause easily. However in this case, being in a naturally dangerous location does not automatically mean it wasn’t a murder. There are evidence that indicates foul play. However even so, we might never catch the killer.