In a dramatic turn of events at Camp Mystic, rescue teams operating heavy machinery made a shocking discovery just 20 minutes ago during their latest effort to locate the last missing girl. After digging nearly 50 meters deep underground, what they unearthed was not a body — but a painful collection of personal items belonging to the lost girls.
Inside a collapsed underground pocket, buried beneath layers of mud and debris, workers found a cluster of objects eerily preserved:
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A pink raincoat still zipped up
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A stuffed animal soaked and clutched tight by something that appeared to be part of a sleeve
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Water-damaged drawings, believed to be made by the children before the flood
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A music player with earbuds still tangled
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And several name-labeled notebooks, some pages torn but legible
The excavation team paused operations as emotional rescue workers gathered around the findings. Many described the scene as “devastating”, with one volunteer saying, “It felt like we were stepping into a time capsule of their last moments.”
Authorities believe the items were swept into a sinkhole or collapsed underground shelter when the flood hit — a terrifying sign of how powerful and unpredictable the waters were.
Families on-site were notified immediately, and grief counselors have been dispatched.
🔎 Photos and full list of the recovered items are now available in the comments.
🕯️ Each item is a silent witness — and rescuers vow not to stop until they bring her home.