Years ago I heard an interview with an investigator of missing persons who disappeared. He said more people disappear from our National Parks than anywhere else.
Years ago I heard an interview with an investigator of missing persons who disappeared. He said more people disappear from our National Parks than anywhere else.
David Paulides, Missing 411, perhaps?
My 19-year-old son is a diehard believer in the Wendigo stories. He’s done a lot of research over the past five years and even interviewed a Park Ranger who works in North Carolina who told us (refused to be recorded) there have been several excursions into the Parks by active duty (not Guard) troops over the past several decades. Me being a retired vet, I figure they’re just going in for training, but the Ranger says they aren’t training... they’re hunting. That got the hairs on my arms up a bit. He said the Army usually shows up a week or two after the search for a missing person is called off. They show up, get into the woods and afterwards, Rangers in the parks hear gunfire, see helos and watch soldiers come back to the rally points with some really scary looks on their faces... might be something to it. Or not... Who knows?