Twenty-seven students embarked for their eagerly anticipated graduation trip in 1999, but none of them ever made it back home: Investigators located the missing bus twenty-two years later, and within… 
Twenty-seven high school graduates embarked on a long-awaited excursion to celebrate the end of school in a tiny village in the summer of 1999.
Early in the morning, a yellow school bus full of enthusiasm and laughing took off. It was to be the most joyous day of their life.
However, nobody returned home that day.
The professors and pupils just disappeared, as did the bus. No witnesses, no traces, no justifications. Many searches were conducted, but nothing was ever located.
The incident was told to youngsters like a ghost story, and as the years went by, it became a local legend.
In March 2021, twenty-two years later, a lone tourist who became disoriented in a nature reserve discovered the rusting bus shell, partially buried in the ground and entangled in tree roots.
Inside are human remains, graduation ribbons, rotting photo books, and dusty backpacks. Investigators were able to identify right away that it was the identical bus that vanished in 1999.
However, the discovery simply raised more questions rather than providing answers. How did the bus get to be miles away from any roads and deep in the forest? And why were all the personal effects in such orderly order, as though they had been left there on purpose to be discovered at some point?
Experts discovered a little, well-worn notebook inside one of the backpacks a few days later. It belongs to Mary K., a student.
Experts ultimately discovered the truth after looking through its contents: where the bus had disappeared to and what had happened to the students 
Handwritten entries from various days were found inside.
“We tumbled from the bridge. The driver failed to apply the brakes in time. Between the woods, the bus became trapped. Outside, there is wilderness and solitude. Nobody is aware of our location.
“Two boys went to seek assistance.” They haven’t returned after two days. The water is being rationed. There is hardly any food left.
“We hear howling at night. It’s wolves, according to one of the teachers. However, they are closer than they appear.
Anna passed away from weariness throughout the night. The earth is frozen, so we are unable to bury her. We simply take a seat beside her. The bus itself is freezing.
“No one is in the area. We screamed, but nobody paid attention. The sound seems to be swallowed by the jungle. We’re all really afraid.
“One by one, everyone is departing. There are just five of us remaining. I no longer sense time. I’m writing to let someone know that we were present. I’m really hungry.
The date of the most recent entry was July 27, 1999.
It looked as though it had been written in the flickering light of a flashlight since the ink was smudged.
The text abruptly stopped in the middle of a sentence:
“We’re still here if someone finds this.”
