Investigatorsl□□rne□thatthegrou□h□□beenfriendsfor□□ars□bu□rec□n□lythere□□dbeentensio□amongth□m□Rumor□ofdisag□eementsand□□g□mentsdurin□□hetr□□□egant□surface,le□dinga□thori□□estos□eculat□whetherfoulplaywasinvo□ved.Eachmemberofthegro□phadadiffe□□ntst□r□totell,andthein□□nsis□encie□intheir□ccount□onlya□d□dtothemy□t□ryo□□hem□ssing□ine. □n□es□igato□slearnedthatthegrouphadbe□nfr□endsforyears,butrecentl□□□ereh□dbee□tensionamongthem□Rumorsofdisag□□□me□tsand□rgu□entsduringt□etr□p□e□antosurface,□e□□ingauthoritiestospe□u□atewheth□□foulpl□ywa□in□o□ved□Each□emberoft□egr□□phadadi□f□rentst□rytotell,and□h□inconsis□enciesintheiraccountso□lyadd□dtothemys□eryofthemiss□□g□□ne.<□p> Inves□igator□learnedthatthegrouphadbeenfr□en□sfor□ears,□utrecen□lytherehad□eente□□ionamo□gthe□.Rumo□□o□d□□□greeme□tsand□□gumentsdu□□□□thetripbeganto□□rface□leadin□au□horit□estospec□l□tewhetherfoulp□a□wasinvolved.Ea□□m□mbero□thegrouphadadiff□rent□to□yt□□ell,and□heinco□si□tenciesi□theiraccounts□nlyad□edto□hemy□teryo□themis□i□□□ine.<□p□<□>Inve□tigators□earnedthatthegrouphadbeenfriends□oryears,butrec□ntlythereha□b□e□□ens□□namo□g□hem.Rumorsofdisagreements□n□argumentsd□ring□hetr□pbegant□su□face,le□□inga□t□oritiestospecu□atew□ether□oul□laywasinvol□ed.E□chmemb□roft□egr□uphadadifferentst□□□totell,andtheinco□si□tenc□esint□eirac□oun□sonlyaddedto□hemystery□fthemissingn□ne.□/p>