Marina Chapman is a Colombian-British woman who is the author of the book The Girl With No Name, published by Mainstream Publishing. She currently lives in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. Chapman states that she lived with capuchin monkeys from about ages four to nine and had no contact with humans. She stated that hunters had rescued her eventually but at that point she had no human language. According to Chapman, she later was sold into a brothel in C�cuta, then lived on the streets, and then became a slave of a mafia family. A neighbour, Maruja, rescued her from her predicament. Maruja's daughter, Maria, adopted Chapman when Chapman was 14, and Maruja sent Chapman to Bogota to live with one of her daughters. This family had connections to the city of Bradford through the textile industry. The family sent their children to Bradford in 1977 and sent Chapman to be a nanny. She had lived in Bradford since about 1983. She married an area scientist in Bradford. Chapman and her husband have two children. Most publishers refused to publish The Girl With No Name because they believed it was not authentic. Her daughter, Vanessa, was involved in creating the book. [More at Wikipedia]