Communications cut out, and nothing more was heard from the plane. Halfway into the trip, when the plane was flying over Caquetá, over the Apaporis River in the middle of the Amazon jungle, the pilot, Hernando Murcia Morales, radioed in an engine failure.
It is believed that there are still isolated indigenous communities on that route. The flight left Araracuara and was supposed to land in San José del Guaviare. But the plane never reached its destination. He was hoping to meet his family in the city, and from there they would travel together to Bogotá, where they would start from scratch. Believing his life was at risk, Ranoque fled the community, ending up in the city of Villavicencio, in the Eastern Plains. The mystery of Ranoque’s disappearance came to light: he had been threatened by guerrillas. He believes they should never have boarded the Cessna 206, which was piloted by a man who had previously been a taxi driver. He is to blame,” says Fidencio Valencia, the uncle of the mother, Magdalena Mucutuy, by phone. “The father told them: ‘Come quickly, quickly, quickly.’ That’s why my niece and the children got on that plane. So on May 1 - 19 days ago - his wife and their four children boarded a single-engine plane, specialized in extreme flights, heading towards a new life. Then, just as he was beginning to fade from memory, the man called his family and asked them to meet him as soon as possible, saying there was no time to lose. For weeks, the community chatted and gossiped about what had happened. The most striking part of his disappearance was that he left his entire family behind. No one knew where he was it was as if the ground had swallowed him up. Locals in Puerto Sábalo were shocked when Ranoque, a man of great standing in the community, disappeared overnight without a trace. The site has a small dirt runway, where only the most daring pilots attempt to land.
N.Manuel Ranoque was the governor of the indigenous reservation of Puerto Sábalo, a remote Colombian community in the middle of the Amazon jungle that can only be accessed by air or by river. If you're having trouble figuring out where a screenshot is, consult the mini-map in the bottom-right corner of the picture. Use it to keep track of the Beenox Crates you've found!
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