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Route of the camper van where the bodies were found

10.02.2026 08:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Epicenter BUL
Route of the camper van where the bodies were found
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TV channel bTV released previously unseen footage of the camper van's movement, where three bodies were found on February 8. Recordings from private cameras trace the vehicle's route from the "Petrokhan" hut through the village of Bărzia to Vratsa, with no driver visible in some frames.

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Route of the camper van where the bodies were found

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