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To: BenLurkin
They talked for an hour with David Paulides, author of 411?, a book about mysterious disappearances in our National Parks. About 35% are found alive. Many are very strange circumstances like this.

Odd he is found today but a good thing, sad as it is. The dog was too exhausted to lead them back in.

Paulides vouched that the other firefighter was above reproach but since the story is so strange, they will have to try to pump more info out of him.

Remember that seasoned climber of I think it was Mt. Ranier? They found her. She was in her 70's. What I didn't read in the news about that one is that she went on ahead of the others, came to a snow field and kept climbing much higher, not equipped to hike in the snow but did have survival gear with her.

I've listened to him before. I know there have been some murders in the parks. But there is something really eerie about some of the disappearances.

7 posted on 06/27/2014 5:43:29 PM PDT by Aliska
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To: Aliska

Aliens?


8 posted on 06/27/2014 5:51:25 PM PDT by informavoracious (Open your eyes, people!)
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To: Aliska

“I’ve listened to him before. I know there have been some murders in the parks. But there is something really eerie about some of the disappearances. “

I’ve read both of his “411” books. Eerie is a good word.


10 posted on 06/27/2014 6:28:32 PM PDT by PLMerite (Shut the Beyotch Down! Burn, baby, burn!)
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To: Aliska

The wilderness in CA is overrun with Mexican cartel grow ops. Mt. Ranier just kills people.


15 posted on 06/27/2014 8:29:53 PM PDT by USNBandit (sarcasm engaged at all times)
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