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Father of Colombian children rescued in jungle charged with sexual abuse

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Manuel Ranoque accused of "abusing his stepdaughter" Lesly since she was 10 years old. The siblings were the only survivors after their plane crashed in the jungle in May. The children, members of the Huitoto Indigenous group, managed to subsist on a package of cassava flour.

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Four children survived 40 days in jungle after plane crash: Stepfather arrested and charged with sexually abusing oldest girl

The father of two of the four children, who survived 40 days in the rainforest in Colombia after a plane crash, has been charged with sexual assault against the eldest girl.

2 years ago·Denmark

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Father of Colombian children rescued in jungle charged with sexual abuse

BOGOTA (Colombia) — The father of two of the four Indigenous children who survived for 40 days in the Amazon has been charged with sexually abusing his stepdaughter, Colombian prosecutors announced.

2 years ago·Singapore

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The father of the children rescued in the Colombian jungle is accused of sexual abuse

Manuel Ranoque was accused by the prosecution of abusing his 13-year-old stepdaughter Lesly, who took care of his younger siblings after the accident...

2 years ago

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