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A Texas woman reported missing by her family has been found living among a lost “African” tribe in a Scottish forest. Texas ...
The woman - who has been living as an 'inferior mistress' with two other people in a Scottish forest under the name Asna - has now been revealed as missing Kaura Taylor from Texas ...
Texas native Kaura Taylor, reported missing by her family, has been found living with a group called the Kingdom of Kubala in ...
Kaura Taylor, now known as Asnat, is thriving in a Scottish woodland commune, living a life focused on independence and ...
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Stories by SWNS on MSN'Lost African tribe' set up home in Scots woodlands as locals left baffled
The Kingdom of Kubala claim they have settled in a forest in Jedburgh, with the intention of reclaiming land that was stolen ...
A GROUP claiming to be an African tribe with its own King and Queen have set up in a Borders wood – with a vow to expand over Scotland. The Kingdom of Kubala claims they have settled here to ...
A Texas woman, initially reported missing, was discovered residing with a self-proclaimed African tribe in the Scottish woodlands. Led by King Atehene ...
The Kingdom of Kubala, led by King Atehene, 36, his wife Queen Nandi, and their handmaiden Asnat, claim to have settled in a ...
A woman who was reported missing by her family in Texas has now been found in the Scottish woodlands as part of a tribe. The Kingdom of Kubala claim to be a lost 'African' tribe, who live in a forest ...
A Texas woman, Kaura Taylor, reported missing, has been found living with the self-proclaimed "Kingdom of Kubala".
A woman reported missing by her family in Texas has been found living amongst a lost “African” tribe in the Scottish woodlands. The Kingdom of Kubala claim they have settled in a forest in Jedburgh, ...
A Texas woman reported missing by her family has been found living as a member of a “lost” tribe attempting to start a sovereign kingdom in a Scottish forest. The three-person group, which calls ...
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