
Marina Chapman spent five years of her childhood being raised in the jungle by a colony of monkeys.Marina had been abandoned in the jungles of Colombia by kidnappers and ended up learning how to catch rabbits and birds with her bare hands in order to survive. Eventually she was discovered by hunters who sold her to a brothel from which she later escaped. She spent several years on the streets beforebeing finally taken in to work as a maid for a family in her mid-teens.Marina"s remarkable story is being published for the first time in the form of a new book and later a television documentary aimed at highlighting the plight of those caught up in the horror of human trafficking in South America.
The story of a Yorkshire housewife who spent five years in her childhood living with a colony of capuchin monkeys in Colombia is to be told for thefirst time in a book and planned television documentary.
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