Gone missing without a single trace (missing 411) -

[Frog God]

I try to watch Paulides's videos but he spends so much time bitching about critics and non-believers it turns me right off.

The stories are interesting, but I still think that especially in rocky regions it's easy to fall down in a crevice or crawl under a boulder and no one will ever find you. In some areas there's old mines peppered everywhere. If you've ever read posts from search and rescue folks they will tell you that it's not as easy to find people as the public might think. Like @mate said, the north American wilderness is fucking huge. It's still interesting to talk about though!

Hes like, if you were to take your dad and put him on the internet. its funny to me, but I do have respect for the man.

 

[Dilligaff]

Hes like, if you were to take your dad and put him on the internet. its funny to me, but I do have respect for the man.

You know, I respect his tenacity, I feel like he really does want to know what happened to all those people. If spreading awareness helps find any of the missing, I'm for it, weird theories and all.

 

[Pixy]

Australia's got a good one; Harold Holt. Probably drowned somewhere during his family swim and is now fish food or a coral reef, but he fits the criteria for 'missing without a trace'. People actually believed he absconded in a Chinese submarine, which doesn't really make sense, but it made for a good read at the time.

 

[Marissa Moira]

There's a ton of missing person cases near and around Canadian shores and it's suspected that it's been orcas who have been going out and eating humans, but animal rights groups have been trying to keep it under wraps so people don't purge the whales.

Mind you Orcas eat moose and deer who get too close to deep water.

 

[Curt Sibling]

Interesting topic. I enjoy the Canam411/Dave Paulides updates on YT.

 

[theshep]

Australia's got a good one; Harold Holt. Probably drowned somewhere during his family swim and is now fish food or a coral reef, but he fits the criteria for 'missing without a trace'. People actually believed he absconded in a Chinese submarine, which doesn't really make sense, but it made for a good read at the time.

Harold Holt who has a swim centre named after him.

...and a memorial with the inscription 'He loved the sea'

 

[Battlecruiser3000ad]

All can be adequately explained as the work of the Quagaars

 

[Big Fat Frog]

I looked a lot into this guy’s stuff a while ago and frankly it is disturbing as shit. The Dennis Martin case freaks the shit out of me the most.

 

[Cpl. Long Dong Silver]

Missing 411 The Hunters is good to watch when high

 

[Toolbox]

Missing 411 The Hunters is good to watch when high

And incredibly boring otherwise. Covers a bunch of elderly or near elderly people going missing in dense forests or massive parks. Not exactly a mystery what could have happened there.

 

[Cpl. Long Dong Silver]

And incredibly boring otherwise. Covers a bunch of elderly or near elderly people going missing in dense forests or massive parks. Not exactly a mystery what could have happened there.

Bro but what about the strange noises and the "Predator"