Go creep yourself outįor those unfamiliar with the case, I recommend starting with the 2017 documentary, Missing 411. Highly doubtful, but certainly interesting. One user juxtaposed Paulides’s cluster map with a black bear habitat map, suggesting the bears might be behind the missing. We know that Reddit trails only Youtube as the king of conspiracy rabbit holes, so it’s not surprising that there’s a subreddit dedicated to the Missing 411. But that hasn’t stopped others from coming to their own conclusions. He fears that conjecture might discredit the facts. However, he is careful to only lay out data, steering clear of speculation on who or what is behind them. Paulides is convinced that these disappearances defy conventional explanations. And although there no was no blood at the scene, one of the boy’s teeth was left behind. Authorities found his clothes, but the pants were completely inside out. One child’s case epitomizes the unusual nature of these disappearances. So if you’re a German physicist watch your back. Two particularly obscure groups are Germans and physicists.
Maybe the abductors are handy with canoes?Ĭertain subgroups vanish at higher rates than the general population.
If you look at the map above you can see the center of the US without a cluster. One pattern that has emerged in the disappearances is a close proximity to water. In total, he has classified over 1,400 missing persons case under the Missing411 label. Paulides did research for over six years on the subject and identified 52 geographical clusters of missing people in North America. He asked Paulides to consult.Īnd consult he did. The frustrated Ranger mentioned dozens of missing persons cases, over many years and in many National Parks, where the search and rescue would abruptly halt after a week or so with no explanation as to why. Paulides, a former police officer, first stumbled upon the cases through a National Park Ranger.
In his series of Missing 411 books, David Paulides documents unsolved missing persons cases in and around national parks in North America, primarily the United States. Thousands of people are going missing from National Parks without a trace But it reminded me of one of my favorite conspiracies. It’s been debunked – or at least as debunked as a conspiracy can be. If it seems farfetched, it’s because it is. If you’re unfamiliar, PizzaGate can be summarized as high-ranking Democratic Party officials abducting and trafficking humans through restaurants. With some help from TikTok, Justin Bieber, and the New York Times, the PizzaGate conspiracy is back in the mainstream again.