A 29-year-old British hiker, Aidan Webb, vanished for 11 days in one of the world’s oldest rainforests. When he was found—emaciated but alive—by an indigenous Orang Asli tribe, officials called it a miracle. But the “fixed” conspiracy claims Webb’s story changed multiple times, and that he was not lost but hiding from something he witnessed.
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