Freaky Friday: The Missing

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frick you

Wood both.

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Wtf is going on in Alaska?

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It’s a big arse empty wilderness. I mean not exactly hard to get lost there I’d assume.

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Why are so many people missing in certain national parks?

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See above. People today aren’t exactly up to date on wilderness survival skills. Get lost. Get killed

The shite at some national parks is the weirdest to me. A retired cop or fbi go asked to investigate this and it is fricked up wierd, not like inexperience hiker goes missing in thunderstorm shite but strange. Called Missing 411 I think. Most all the wierd shite happens in a few dozen parks

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I woke up in Chris brown’s body...

Almost 1 million kids go missing every year. Many are found, some kidnapped by family, but over half are presumed to be runaways. Cops don’t even bother to look for poor kids, black or white unless their is some unusual situation if they could be possible runaways. ( Not blaming them they have no resources or time.)

But think about what an amazing opportunity this presents for pedofiles, child sex trafficking, serial killers etc. You could abuse even kill 100s of poor kids a year no one would even know or care.

Think it doesn’t happen? Look about what is coming to light in England.

Still that’s explainable....

Hale Boggs was a member of the Warren Commision and vehemently denied the lone gun man/single bullet theory of the assasination.

I'm about to read up on Boggs...

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The shite at some national parks is the weirdest to me. A retired cop or fbi go asked to investigate this and it is fricked up wierd, not like inexperience hiker goes missing in thunderstorm shite but strange. Called Missing 411 I think. Most all the wierd shite happens in a few dozen parks

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Nah.

That Missing 411 guy, David Paulides is a conman. He retired from the LAPD after he was arrested for using department stationary to solicit celebrity autographs for a fake charity that he created.

Listen to any of the hundreds of YouTube videos of various interviews/podcasts he has done over the years re: Missing 411 and take notes about how he presents each disappearance. Then, cross reference how he presented them with information available online from reputable sources about each case.

What you will discover is that Paulides selectively omits certain facts or misrepresents certain facts in order to make each incident seem mysterious when in review of the actual facts it’s almost always not mysterious but rather pretty easily explained as a chain of decisions leading to an unfortunate and sad consequence.

For instance, Paulides will tell the story of a kid who goes missing while playing hide and seek with his cousins on a camping trip and omit the fact that the poor kid was mentally retarded. Or - despite what he says - he’ll leave off informing the audience/reader of known depression, financial trouble, or the fact that most people suspect suicide in certain cases. He’ll tell the story of someone going off from a campfire surrounded by friends and disappearing, but leave off the fact that they were all doing serious drugs that night. He’ll act like an experienced, well equipped hiker mysteriously disappeared without telling you that they left their food in their car on accident, hiked up the wrong trail, and tried to traverse a boulder field while exhausted, hungry, and out of water. He’ll refer to a “backpack full of gear” when really it was a camelback hydration bag with a windbreaker stuffed in it. And on and on.

I initially was intrigued by Missing 411 too. But once I started independently looking into the cases I quickly discovered the trick that Paulides plays.