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Hello, and welcome to the 
podcast, you have for warning 

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today. 
I'd like to talk a little bit 

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about a lot of the missing 
cases, folks that go missing in 

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the national parks now. 
David politis has done a lot of 

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work on this. 
Probably the leading Authority 

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and George Knapp did, probably 
one of the best short news 

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reports that you could imagine 
on this subject and its really a

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kind of a disturbing phenomenon.
Occurred my soul. 

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Elf I would almost refer to 
these as abduction cases and not

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missing person cases because 
yes, the people are missing. 

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No doubt about it. 
But there are so many of them 

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missing in the circumstances are
so strange that they have all 

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the harm Hallmarks of an 
abduction. 

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And in a few cases polite is 
goes into. 

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You actually have individuals 
usually small children that were

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abducted and then when they 
return, they've got weird 

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stories. 
A lot of them can't communicate 

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that well, but they talked about
things like large, hairy people 

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or robots, doesn't make any 
sense. 

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Now, when we take a look at 
this, there are some things that

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always abduction cases seem to 
have in common Number one, the 

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person or individual typically, 
they're with a group of people 

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and they get separated from the 
group sometimes by only a few 

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feet. 
And then they suddenly vanish 

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for instance, there's a case. 
I was looking at that happened 

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in the Colorado River. 
River in the Grand National 

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Grand Canyon National Park. 
The young man's name was Morgan 

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Heimer and this happened back in
June 2nd of 2015. 

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So this is a 22 year old young 
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He's a river guide. 
He's on the river with a group 

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of people and they describe the 
people within described that 

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he's at the edge of the river 
standing there and another group

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of people that are with him 
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they're talking and then they 
say, we turned around and he 

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vanished, he was gone. 
That's very classic case. 

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They're standing there the 
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Max, they turn to talk to the 
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They turned back around, maybe a
minute or two later and the 

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fellowship is gone. 
Now, the weird thing about this 

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case was he went missing a 4:00 
in the afternoon and they didn't

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report him missing until 726 at 
evening. 

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And I don't know if they just 
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couldn't reach down there, and 
maybe they didn't have Your 

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communication, but this was on a
regular official tour. 

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So I mean, this is a tour 
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You would have thought they 
would have some kind of 

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communication device or in case 
one of the one of the customers 

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got hurt going down the river. 
But when you read the case you 

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find out that, by the time they 
got around to reporting it, they

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say it was dark. 
So they waited till the next day

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and then, never found a trace, 
never found a clue. 

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It's not a piece of clothing. 
Nothing, the further you get 

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into these cases. 
The more you realize that the 

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more strange the behavior by the
national park park systems 

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becomes a. 
Keep in mind, this is a 

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government agency that has a two
point six billion dollar budget.

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In fact, just this year, 
President Trump assign another, 

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I think eleven and a half 
billion to do infrastructure 

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work. 
They have produced valent 

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voluminous up Reports on the 
imaginary phenomenon of global 

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warming telling us that our 
coastlines are going to be you 

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know, underwater we need to all 
have build an ark. 

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They have money to spend on 
everything imaginable but they 

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refuse to keep track of missing 
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Now, I found one place where it 
did say that there is a missing 

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person database available, but 
the national park employees have

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decided that it's just too 
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This agency. 
It seems like it has a lot of 

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the Hallmarks of A Dysfunctional
agency at one point after the 

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election, they were running a 
rogue National Park, Twitter 

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account where they were 
basically just in complete 

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insubordination, borderline 
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Administration. 
They finally got that shut down.

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Just craziness. 
It's an agency that before. 

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The new Administration even took
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According to a bleep was a 
Washington examiner. 

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You can fight it out online. 
There was a pull given to 

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National Park employees, in 
which 39 percent had reported 

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that they had either been 
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discriminated against it, seems 
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that it has the makings of a 
toxic workplace. 

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And that seems to carry over 
into their philosophy of not 

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doing a whole lot. 
Got to find missing people. 

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Now if you happen to go onto the
National Park website, they've 

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got a nice little bit page there
that will assure you that if you

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go missing they will make every 
effort to find you. 

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But after listening to mr. 
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and various other programs, and 
being rejected in his fisa 

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requests. 
It's almost excuse me, freedom 

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in from Freedom of Information 
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It's it's clear that they're 
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these cases are really 
disturbing. 

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Apply this goes into the case of
the little boy. 

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His first name was Dennis back 
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And what's that went missing in 
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People reported a large hairy 
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Carrying him off. 
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again, in the Smoky Mountains. 
There's a legend of the Wildman.

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In fact, politis says that a 
park ranger had confided in him,

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that the national park system 
has Epidemic of wild people that

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live in the park system that go 
about dressed in animal Furs and

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that are beyond the control of 
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This sounds like like a 
far-fetched excuse for some kind

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of really strange Paranormal 
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I mean it seems a lot more 
likely to me that there would be

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a paranormal activity of the 
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Then to have colonies of wild 
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Populating, our national park 
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There's another case that was 
also very concerning. 

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It took place in a state part 
and I've got the link to that 

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online. 
The fellow was Iraq. 

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Veterans a contractor over 
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You can't back from the Iraq 
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He's with his girlfriend. 
Doesn't sound like as a combat 

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veteran. 
He's like a computer guy doing 

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work over there. 
Doesn't sound like he's got PTSD

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or anything else going on, but 
he was at the at a state park in

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Northern Illinois, stranded 
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I think it's called anyway. 
He describes how his girlfriend 

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anymore walking down one of the 
paths and he gets a strange 

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sensation that somebody's 
watching him as girlfriends 

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walking in front of him and he 
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woman. 
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and Keeps walking. 
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suddenly. 
She's within 20 or 30 feet of 

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him. 
He, he says, he turns around and

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stares at her and it was just 
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her clothes look like a uniform.
He points out that he was in 

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some kind of intelligence field,
and he had been trained to 

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detect anything different about 
a person's face that he could 

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recognize faces and he says that
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And she just looks like a 
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woman from Chicago. 
She's it's almost as if she's 

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been made to look this way and 
that's the same kind of feel you

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get when people are describing 
the Men in Black it's like 

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they're human but they're not 
human it's as if somebody's 

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trying to appear human but 
because they can't get the look 

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just right. 
They end up with something 

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that's just a little off. 
It's almost like a synthetic 

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creation and he He says that he 
stood there, he made eye contact

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with her and really basically, 
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Hey, I'm here, I'm aware of you 
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to his girlfriend and he turns 
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She's disappeared. 
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over and over in these type of 
missing person cases, it's as if

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these people are being abducted 
by some sort of paranormal 

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phenomenon, and this thing has 
to get the jump on you, It's as 

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if. 
It's as if if you happen to face

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this thing head-on and you deny 
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If you look at this thing and 
you stand up to it then all of a

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sudden it seems like it's not 
able to carry out what a kind of

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every evil plan that it has. 
Whatever this thing is, whatever

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this phenomena is its operating 
through deception and its 

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operating through catching, 
somebody's by surprise, it's 

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acting like Like a predator. 
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that we have these missing 
person cases somewhere between 

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1,000 and 1,600, at least that 
we found in the national parks, 

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you can find it online because 
the national parks, not keeping 

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track of them, they refused to 
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They refused to really offer any
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person cases. 
They don't want to deal with it.

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Which leaves us with the 
question, is a national park. 

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Just trying to ignore the 
problem because it might cut 

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into their bottom line or are 
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very top in collusion with 
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That's doing these abductions 
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missing people cases, missing 
people get found, they get found

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whether they're dead or they 
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Something very strange is going 
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These are abductions and there's
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about before it goes to the 
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This is another strange one and 
this is one that plaid is 

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investigated. 
You look it up online this 

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happened, I believe back in the 
80s, it was young guy over in 

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Michigan near, the Great Lakes 
Sandy Nuri. 

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Maybe he was in a tough guy 
who's like in a either state or 

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national park. 
He says he's going out skiing so

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he takes off, they find these 
tracks, his tracks It out. 

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Now the there's two versions, 
either his tracks lead out onto 

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the lake or near the. 
Like either way snowing, he has 

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tracks, They lead out and it 
disappear. 

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It's snow. 
You're going to leave tracks. 

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It's clear that whatever 
happened with this guy, he's 

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walking in the snow and 
something just lifted him up out

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of the snow. 
The tracks disappear. 

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That's not normal. 
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The guys gone for like, 15 
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Just disappears. 
He reappears they find him or he

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finds himself in that, I believe
it was like a timbered forested 

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area 700 miles away. 
He's wearing clothes that don't 

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belong to him. 
And he will not explain. 

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What's happened to him. 
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So love you, Daddy finds him and
they try to interview the guy, 

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the guy tells them that he 
doesn't have any psychological 

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problems but he does but he 
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Refuses to say anything plot is 
actually tracks. 

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A guy down finds out that he 
ends up becoming like a 

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certified psychoanalyst or 
something. 

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He's not in Washington state. 
Still will not communicate will 

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not talk about it will not say 
what happened. 

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You have to ask a cell for this 
guy being threatened. 

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Was he somehow you know 
traumatized so much that he 

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couldn't talk about it. 
But this these that's another 

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overlying theme with these cases
that in their rare instances 

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where people are found alive, 
they do seem to either have 

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missing time. 
Missing memory are totally 

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traumatized situation, but all 
the cases have the main 

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underlying fact that you're 
getting very A limited 

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cooperation from the national 
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As far as facilitating, a 
database are coming up with real

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honest, solutions to what what 
it is that is abducting these 

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people. 
I'm dealing honestly with the 

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situation instead of, just 
calling it a missing persons 

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case. 
Very interesting cases, got a 

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lot of links online and I would 
encourage you to stop by and 

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check them out. until next time 
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