Missing 411 - The Movie

Not sure where else to post this. However, ‎David Paulides is putting an epic documentary out based around his series of books known as Missing 411 based around unsolved disappearances of 1000s of visitors in our National Parks and Forests.

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Looks very interesting. The books themselves were terrifying and mind-boggling enough.....

It's probably a subject for the Paranormal Studies forum. Highly unlikely that a cryptid(s)is responsible for the bizarre vanishings. In some cases, even the weather abruptly changes right after the disappearance. Weird!

a reply to: ColeYounger

Yeah, these cases are extremely scary in nature. Nobody really has any clear cut answers regarding the crazier ones where a 2 year old child is found in places in which he/she couldn't get to alone miles from where they were last seen and sometimes high up on mountains. A lot of them found alive without a scratch and others dead. Weirdest part is how some of them have been stripped naked and their clothes are folded up neatly and laying next to them. Same with missing adults....

a reply to: Bloodydagger


If all that you mentioned isn't strange enough, there's the 'picking huckleberries' thing...

a reply to: ColeYounger

And the Missing cases in British Columbia where shoes are found with feet inside of them like they were cut off at the ankle mid stride.......

Here's an interview with David where he discusses "something controlling the weather", and the berry-picking issue.
This is truly beyond bizarre.
It begins around the 15:50 mark.

a reply to: ColeYounger

Yeah, I've listened to that before. Other common items are brier patches are always close by and some kind of running water. Also, in a lot of the child cases, they are almost never more than 5-10 yards away from their parents.

Eerie indeed

NICE. I'm very excited to see this. Paulides is doing excellent work. I'm tempted to contribute something myself because I will definitely be watching this.

I love how David got Les Stroud and George Knapp as two of the bigger mouth pieces for the interviews and discussions.

Nice post BD..S&F,That shi* is spooky man.

Awesome that Les Stroud is supporting this! I´ll donate some cash for this soon. It´s well worth it.

a reply to: Bloodydagger

I truly believe that is the work of a human, and not out of the scope of an experienced outdoorsman.

All you need to do is set up a trap in a well travelled spot, he clearly cuts their method of escape, and voila..rather gruesome but that's my theory

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a reply to: Bloodydagger

I truly believe that is the work of a human, and not out of the scope of an experienced outdoorsman.

All you need to do is set up a trap in a well travelled spot, he clearly cuts their method of escape, and voila..rather gruesome but that's my theory

Human or animal predators have been ruled out. These are cases where people vanish in the blink of an eye, often within a few feet of their companions. There are no tracks and no signs of a struggle. The search dogs often won't track the person, because they're spooked, or there's no scent.

Great, I'm taking my 12 and 9 year old camping near Yosemite next week. My wife just overhead me listening to the coast to coast Paulides interview and is totally paranoid now.

a reply to: jaws1975

Haha! After my first encounter with Missing 411.... Seems forever ago, I told my husband that we won't be camping, our girls won't be allowed to go as they grow up. I will put them in a bubble. I kid, mostly! It does make me nervous, but not enough to actually follow through with a "no camping" rule.

a reply to: chelsdh

Ya, I think David Paulides said that the Yosemite cluster of missing people under weird circumstances is around 40-45. With the thousands that go every year, statistically I think we should be fine.......