Having started a thread about a missing person who was subsequently found alive, though in a terrible state:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
and knowing the workings of a bizarre Universe, it really didn't surprise me to find this thread.
I've been doing some research recently with relevance to my own thread, and came upon several accounts of disappearances from history that kind of
negate the blackop/nwo/stemcellharvesting slant.
These from:
morticom.com...
On October 24th, 1593, a soldier reported for palace duty in Manila, Philippines, and instantly became aware that his uniform set him apart from
everyone else. He suddenly realised that he was actually in Mexico City, Mexico.During interrogation the soldier said that he had been instructed that
very morning to report to the palace in Manila, adding that the governor of the Philippines had been killed the night before.
The Mexican authorities put him in jail, but two months later it was confirmed that the Philippine governor had indeed been murdered in Manila on the
night before the soldier suddenly appeared. The soldier was then allowed to return back to Manila, over 2000 miles away!
In Perleberg, Germany, on November 25th, 1809, 25 year old diplomat Benjamin Bathurst and his valet stopped at an inn for the night, after travelling
from diplomatic services during the French/Austrian war. A witness at the inn reported that Bathurst seemed to be very nervous and had asked for
guards to protect him against mysterious pursuers.
In the middle of the evening as his coach was leaving, Bathurst went out into the otherwise deserted street, walked around the horses.......and
disappeared.
and this next one from:
www.rense.com...
Owen Parfitt had been paralyzed by a massive stroke. In June, 1763 in Shepton Mallet, England, Parfitt sat outside his sister's home, as was often
his habit on warm evenings. Virtually unable to move, the 60-year-old man sat quietly is his nightshirt upon his folded greatcoat. Across the road was
a farm where workers were finishing their workday by pooking the hay. At about 7 p.m., Parfitt's sister, Susannah, went outside with a neighbor to
help Parfitt move back into the house, as a storm was approaching. But he was gone. Only his folded greatcoat upon which he sat remained.
Investigations of this mysterious disappearance were carried out as late as 1933, but no trace or clues to Parfitt's fate were ever uncovered.
this from:
paranormal.about.com...
The year was 1815 and the location a Prussian prison at Weichselmunde. The prisoner's name was Diderici, a valet who was serving a sentence for
assuming his employer's identity after he died from a stroke. It was an ordinary afternoon and Diderici was just one in a line of prisoners, all
chained together, walking in the prison yard for the day's exercise. As Diderici walked with his prison inmates to the clanking of their shackles, he
slowly began to fade - literally. His body became more and more transparent until Diderici disappeared altogether, and his manacles and leg irons fell
empty to the ground. He disappeared into thin air and was never seen again. (From Among the Missing: An Anecdotal History of Missing Persons from 1800
to the Present, by Jay Robert Nash)
This is only the tip of the iceberg. And it's not just individuals that vanish, it's whole ship loads. We've all heard of the Marie Celeste:
www.maryceleste.net...
But what about these:
In the Bahamas, on August 17th, 1840, the merchant ship 'Rossini' was discovered completely abandoned, it's cargo of wines, fruits and silks still
intact and in perfect condition, the captain's papers and log all secure in their proper places, the only living things on board being a cat, some
chickens and several canaries, half dead from starvation.
or
In the mid Atlantic, on February 28th, 1855, the ship 'James B Chester' was found totally abandoned and in fine condition. When boarded it was found
that the compass and the ship's papers were gone and also signs that personal belongings of the crew had been hastily gathered from drawers and
cupboards. The strange thing was that all the lifeboats were still on board without showing any signs that an attempt was made to use them.
or how about an entire expedition?
In Australia, in March 1848, explorer Ludwig Leichhardt led an expedition to cross the huge central desert. Leichhardt, his men and over 70 pack
animals were never seen again. In 1975, nearly 130 years later, Zac Mathias, an Australian ranger came across some photographs showing aboriginal
paintings of white men with their pack animals, painted about the same time that Leichhardt had gone missing. Mathias organised an expedition to find
these cave paintings but just before the expedition was to begin, Mathias himself disappeared, never to be seen again.
morticom.com...
The ufologist and author John Keel alludes to a paranormal cause for this phenomena:
Writer John Keel theorized that many alleged paranormal disappearances might be the result of tears in the fabric of reality, with people or objects
somehow passing through a hole out of our known set of dimensions and into another, causing them to become out of step with our world in terms of time
or space, and thus causing them to appear to vanish. [1][2] Keel's perspective is shared by Hungarian writer Nandor Fodor, who related the phenomena
to alleged incidents of teleportation, and loosely described the process as "falling into the fourth dimension". [3]
en.wikipedia.org...
So what is causing this haemorrage of bodies? Who knows. I
love the idea that we can travel to other dimensions via lucid dreams. I've only
ever had one, and I
know I wasn't
here whilst I was in it.
I subscribe to a theory voiced by some cryptozoologists in that anomalous animals can, by some natural ability or efect, skip between dimensions or
worlds. This would explain why Bigfoot etc. are so incredibly ellusive.
Maybe we are subject to the same effect, but unknowingly?
