While exploring the cave, one of the rescuers found markings on the wall: three vertical lines repeated several times, like a rudimentary code, perhaps used to count the days.
“There are at least thirty marks,” he reported.
Thirty days. A month trapped.
Media pressure increased, and the police expanded the search area. For the first time, a previously unthinkable hypothesis emerged: the involvement of another person.
And this theory was strengthened when, at the end of the day, a rescuer found a modern and relatively new rope, which belonged neither to Julián, nor to Clara, nor to the teams working in the area.
“Someone has been here,” said Morel, looking at the mountain as if it might answer him.
But the mountain remained silent.
What they found the next day, however, would speak volumes for her.
The third day of searching proved crucial. The exploration extended to the upper part of the fissure, where the rock formed a sort of vertical corridor dotted with ledges and small platforms. Experts said a person could have barely crossed it… but not a nine-year-old girl alone.
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