Abandoned Inside an Active Volcano: Mother Shares Chilling Last Message from Stranded Hiker
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Her family blamed the rescue team for “negligence.” They believe the daughter could have survived if help had reached her sooner.
“Juliana suffered great negligence on the part of the rescue team,” the family wrote on social media last week.
“If the team had reached her within the estimated time of 7 hours, Juliana would still be alive,” they added.
Juliana’s family believes she could have survived if help had arrived sooner
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They also blamed the group’s guide, Ali Musthofa, for abandoning her.
“Juliana was in this group, but she got very tired and asked to stop for a while,” her sister Mariana Marins wrote in a post. “They kept going, and the guide didn’t stay with her.”
“She didn’t know where to go, she didn’t know what to do. When the guide came back, because he saw that she was taking too long, he saw that she had fallen down there,” the sister continued.
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However, the 20-year-old guide denied claims of abandoning her and said he was only ahead of her for three minutes.
“Actually, I didn’t leave her, but I waited three minutes in front of her. After about 15 or 30 minutes, Juliana didn’t show up,” he told O Globo.
“I looked for her at the last resting place, but I couldn’t find her,” Ali added. “I told her I would wait for her ahead. I told her to rest.”
Guide Ali Musthofa denied abandoning the tourist and said he realized she had fallen when he heard her screams
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Within moments, he began hearing the voice of a woman screaming for help.
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