After hearing about the incident, 45-year-old Sal Lou[REF] (or Sar Yo[REF]), who belongs to the Pnong ethnic minority[REF] and works as a village policeman in Oyadao village, traveled to the area and claimed that the woman was his long-lost daughter.
A visiting Guardian reporter observed that the woman had deep scars on her left wrist and ankle, possibly from being held in captivity, as well as feet that did not look as if the woman had lived in the jungle for a long time.