The Feral Girl, Marina Champman

The wretched story of a young lady who beats exceptional hardship and hardship - growing up with a troop of Capuchin monkeys - to discover extreme reclamation.
In 1954, in a remote mountain town in South America, a young lady was kidnapped. She was four years of age.
Marina Chapman was stolen from her lodging domain and after that relinquished somewhere down in the Colombian wilderness. That she survived is a marvel. After two days, half-medicated, startled, and starving, she happened upon a troop of Capuchin monkeys. Acting totally on intuition, she attempted to do what they did: she ate what they ate and duplicated their activities, and little by little, figured out how to battle for herself.

So starts the account of her five years among the monkeys, amid which time she slowly ended up non domesticated; she lost the capacity to talk, lost all restraint, lost any genuine feeling of being human, supplanting the structure of human culture with the social mores of her new simian family. Be that as it may, society was inevitably to recover her. At age ten she was found by a couple of seekers who took her to the rebellious Colombian city of Cucuta where, in return for a parrot, they sold her to a house of ill-repute. When she discovered that she was to be prepped for prostitution, she made her arrangements to get away. In any case, her enterprise wasn't finished yet...

She ran away to escape herself and reached England. She was married and live with her family. In a recent research it's said that she is about 60 years old and enjoying her life.
A book has written on her named "A Girl With No Name" in which her life and hurdles in her life and everything is given.
This story narrates her hope and advises to all of us not to be hopeless under any circumstances.....
If that girl can survive in a barbarian world then why not us.....