A 17-year-old girl who survived in a plane crash and in the Amazon jungle
In 1971, the 17-year-old Julian Ködke was thrown out of the plane into which lightning struck. She fell to the ground from a height of more than three kilometers along with the chair, to which she was fastened – and survived. Waking up, Juliana got out from under the chair that covered it on top, and searched the terrain in search of food. She managed to find only a cook of sweets – with him she went in search of a human settlement.
Juliana Köpke
Nine days the girl wandered around the Amazon jungle. She suffered from hunger and deep cut wounds received in a plane crash, some of which penetrated parasite larvae. In addition, Juliana had a collarbone and a ligament in the knee was broken. Finally, on the tenth day, she went to the pond and saw a boat moored to the shore. Remembering how her biologist once cured their dog from parasites, Juliana leaked gasoline from the boat engine and processed the wound-she managed to extract about thirty larvae from them.
Nearby, the girl discovered a hut from the leaves for storing boats and fell asleep on his earthen floor. The next morning, two men found her there and delivered her in their boat to the nearest village, where the Juliana provided medical assistance and, finally, sent her to her father (the girl’s mother flew with her and died in a disaster, like the other 90 passengers of the aircraft).
