Many go missing in National Parks. David Paulides, author of the Missing 411 books, when once asked about how many missing people in National Parks he investigates yearly, he replied:<\/p>\n
\u201cWe probably research several hundred people per year.\u201d<\/p>\n
One moment someone is in sight, like hikers hiking in a line and the last person in the line goes missing and is never found. A child is within his parents sight, a moment later the child is gone forever.<\/p>\n
Dogs won\u2019t track some cases because of not picking up any scents or from fear of tracking for unknown reasons.<\/p>\n
In some cases, only shoes of the missing person are found, and despite extensive searches, nothing else of that person or his or her clothes is found.<\/p>\n
Many disappearances are near water, lakes, ponds, rivers, etc.<\/p>\n
Some vanishings are in Granite Boulder Fields. David Paulides talks about many people disappearing in or around Granite Boulder Fields, particularly in Yosemite National Park.<\/p>\n
Highly intelligent people like doctors seem to go missing more than others. People who are German appear to go missing more as well.<\/p>\n
Some of the missing have been highly experienced hunters and trackers, that begs the question: Are paranormal sources involved when people that experienced vanish?<\/p>\n
Aliens abducting people<\/strong><\/p>\n If aliens are the reason, perhaps they are unseen because of having an ability to move in and out of dimensions at will or the ability to appear and disappear instantly.<\/p>\n Maybe unheard because of an ability to move with lightning speed before an abductee can scream or yell for help.<\/p>\n Maybe because of technology or powers that can stun a person, shutting down that person\u2019s physical and mental abilities before the capture.<\/p>\n People vanishing in portals or being trapped in them by supernatural means. <\/strong><\/p>\n I heard on a Coast to Coast broadcast that David Paulidies said some physicists believed in portals and that they could be used militarily to make a troop of enemy soldiers vanish.<\/p>\n Perhaps there are hotspots where people walk into unseen portals.<\/p>\n Maybe portals appear and disappear for unknown reasons, and it’s luck of the draw if a person walks into one or is captured by one.<\/p>\n Unknown Supernatural Entities<\/strong><\/p>\n Supernatural entities unknown and untraceable leaving no clues or ever being seen.<\/p>\n Whatever the reasons for all these 411 missing people, no definitive explanations exist.<\/p>\n After everything I’ve read and listened to about these cases, right or wrong, tin hat or no tin hat, I\u2019m beginning to lean toward the alien abduction theory.<\/p>\n Bob Boyd<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Many go missing in National Parks. David Paulides, author of the Missing 411 books, when once asked about how many missing people in National Parks he investigates yearly, he replied: \u201cWe probably research several hundred people per year.\u201d One moment someone is in sight, like hikers hiking in a line and the last person in… Continue reading