TACMEDIC
Adventurist
Greetings,
Well last week, I was listening to a radio program and heard a guy named David Paulides talk about a big picture of missing hikers and hunters that ended with many unexplainable questions. It sounds like this guy has some experience (20 years as a cop) and has conducted a good amount of research (victims, SAR, Forest Rangers, etc.)
The crazy part is that I have attended a couple Search & Rescue Academies and have worked with SAR and have heard some case studies that sound like the events outlined in the Missing 411 books. You can also listen to recorded interviews on YouTube.
From the Interweb:
The Abduction conspiracy involves people going missing from national parks and secluded areas in North America and parts of Europe. Author and researcher David Paulides noticed very specific “cluster spots” where many of these disappearances happened, as reported in his book “The Missing 411: North America and Beyond”.
Paulides also noticed that in almost all of the cases of someone going missing, bad weather would usually immediately follow, hampering any search efforts. Search dogs would suddenly become useless when trying to pick up a scent. Many of those who had gone missing were reported as being right next to the last person who saw them – as if they had just vanished into thin air.
This guy does not seem to present any crazy conclusions or any conclusions at all, but just presents certain cases that are hard to explain.
Well has anyone else heard of this?
Thank you,
Well last week, I was listening to a radio program and heard a guy named David Paulides talk about a big picture of missing hikers and hunters that ended with many unexplainable questions. It sounds like this guy has some experience (20 years as a cop) and has conducted a good amount of research (victims, SAR, Forest Rangers, etc.)
The crazy part is that I have attended a couple Search & Rescue Academies and have worked with SAR and have heard some case studies that sound like the events outlined in the Missing 411 books. You can also listen to recorded interviews on YouTube.
From the Interweb:
The Abduction conspiracy involves people going missing from national parks and secluded areas in North America and parts of Europe. Author and researcher David Paulides noticed very specific “cluster spots” where many of these disappearances happened, as reported in his book “The Missing 411: North America and Beyond”.
Paulides also noticed that in almost all of the cases of someone going missing, bad weather would usually immediately follow, hampering any search efforts. Search dogs would suddenly become useless when trying to pick up a scent. Many of those who had gone missing were reported as being right next to the last person who saw them – as if they had just vanished into thin air.
This guy does not seem to present any crazy conclusions or any conclusions at all, but just presents certain cases that are hard to explain.
Well has anyone else heard of this?
Thank you,
