There is a strange phenomena occurring
where people have gone disappearing in our national parks?
Some are showing up alive days later with no memory of what happened to them,
others have simply vanished without a trace,
And some have even shown up in places where
searchers had already looked for them.
Many believe the parks themselves are covering up
these strange and mysterious disappearances
And if that's the case, why would they do such a thing
All of this and more on today's episode of Edge of Wonder.
Welcome to Edge of Wonder , I'm Ben
and I'm Rob
So this one we were getting a lot of comments asking us about it
and one of our fans Stephanie Farlow posted something about it to my FB page
which inspired more people joining in who all wanted to know what was going on.
So Ben and I didn't know too much about this,
I mean we heard of it but it wasn't completely on our radar,
since we have been really focused on the deep state.
So we started to look into it
and man let me tell you guys, the more we looked into this the stranger it got.
And like everything else, it has got the illumidonkey written all over it.
Yep, but to give you an example of the strangeness of this,
there was one case where a little boy whose body was found lying on a fallen tree
but the unexplained aspect of this is that the trail searchers walked through
and search that entire area for days
and suddenly the body shows up out of nowhere.
In another case a 2-year-old child was missing and after a couple of days,
it was really misty and the search dogs started to act really strange and out of nowhere
the little girl came walking out of the mist completely naked
and scared to death
but couldn't say what happened to her.
They thought she was with a large animal which somehow protected her.
Recently there was a documentary called "Missing 411",
based on a series of books written by David Paulides
who had more than 20 years of experience in law enforcement
including the SWAT Team and Street Crimes unit on the San Jose Police Department.
Paulides started to get involved in missing persons cases
after a government employee went to go see him for help.
When Paulides heard the stories
it only brought up more intrigued and mystery into these disappearance
with even more unanswered questions.
Soon Paulides started dedicating his life
to understand these mysterious disappearances.
And mystery just doesn't cut it,
I mean this is getting into real life Stranger Things here
and Paulides even started to think in this direction.
During a talk at the University of Toronto
Paulides said it was "It's like something out of the X-files"
So this isn't just some paranormal hobbyist,
this guy seriously has dedicated his life to help figure out
and understand what is happening with these missing person cases.
He also collected over 2,000 cases that have similar mysterious characteristics.
To date Paulides has some 2000 missing cases documented related to national parks
but this is where the weirdest part comes in,
there is no requirement from our government to keep a national record
for people who go missing on Federal Land.
Why, that's the big question everybody is asking.
But if you count the missing people in the U.S. as a total,
it is a whopping 650,000 just in 2017!
I mean this isn't remotely funny, this is crazy.
Of course that also counts parents abducting their own children to avoid child support,
but this is a huge number.
But for the 1600
which some say is a very low estimate,
has missing people range from all ages and all ends of the spectrum
when it comes to age and mental capacity.
Some have mental problems,
some are actually extremely brilliant and accomplished people.
Even when the movie Missing 411 requested this info
they were told that there were no records
and to deliver one would cost the production company $1.4 million
which was probably more than the film cost to make.
So the other interesting fact is that the Secretary of Interior
is the person who oversees the U.S. national parks,
he is appointed by the president.
Ken Salazar held this position during Obama's first term
and was interviewed by the Missing 411 film crew.
He was asked asked if there was public records
and he just said, "I don't recall."
when we were watching this,
I thought it was odd that the only thing in this room
was a telescope that was pointing at a building
For some reason, and look what's the name on the telescope
Saturn
If you haven't watch our saturn videos you probably want to go do that now.
So now that's just the name of the company,
but it is kind of odd that it is the only thing in the room.
Maybe the film crew left this in on purpose,
I mean having the telescope named Saturn might just be a coincidence.
But this is isn't normal to have this being the only thing in there, is it?
pointing at building
Now, when Ken was asked about records kept
he said there is no record keeping of searches
which seems very stupid
because how would you ever know what worked or didn't work
or find patterns for future searches.
That just screams red flag,
also it was would very easy to hide things
so no reports need to be filed or written up.
But let's get into some of these super weird cases.
So according to Paulides
many of these cases are clustered in certain areas,
particularly around bodies of water in national parks.
If the people are found alive, they often have memory loss.
If they are found dead, the cause of death is hard to determine.
The people are often found in an area it seems they could not have reached by foot
such has on a steep rocky cliff,
or they are found in a location
that has already been thoroughly searched.
People are often missing clothes and shoes.
Search and rescue dogs are strangely unable to pick up the scent,
Paulides said at the University of Toronto.
Some canine handlers have told Paulides their search dogs act strangely,
walking a little ways, circling, then sitting down.
Now, many people claim that dangerous wildlife are the cause of these disappearances,
but there is never any mauled bodies,
tracks from animals, clothes ripped from an animal or blood anywhere.
Also not to mention in the last 100 year
there has only been 14 fatal mountain lion attacks in the U.S. and Canada combined.
So this doesn't hold up at all.
The other aspect is that a family member or parents killed the child or person.
You'd think that there'd be way more mountains lions attacks in Canada,
Canada is like mountain lions jungles I think, just kidding.
I am sure that in some cases this is sad
but most law enforcing agencies usually come about
and rule out the parents.
But there is one family who is being accused
but when you listen to their testimony
and the fact they have been out every day since their son was missing….
This just doesn't add up.
No
The issue is people want answers so they start pointing fingers to fill this gap.
But there are also so many things that the parks are also covering up
that this is why we think the deep state is involved.
For example there is no federal standards for terrestrial search and rescue
according to Robert Koester,
author of the search and rescue guidebook "Lost Person Behavior".
So again this means that rules and regulations are loose on national parks.
But ok let's get into some of these cases…..
In one case back in 1952,
2- year-old Keith Parkins walked around the family barn
and suddenly disappeared.
200 people were called to his rescue when his family couldn't find him.
They searched everywhere.
Hours after he was missing and 3 miles as the crow flies of his last location,
a small amount of tracks from a toddler were found.
They started out of nowhere and seem to end nowhere as well.
19 hours later, his body was finally found lying face down in the snow
another 8 miles away which was in a dense area on top of a very rocky cliff.
His father picked him up
and realized he was still breathing with scratches on his face.
Some of his clothes were found lying around him.
He ended up being ok
but never could remember what happened
or how he was able to walk through 12 miles of snow
and tough dense terrain in 19 hours while only 2 years old.
I mean it seems most logical that you would just go back to the barn.
Another eerie fact is that most of the missing persons are often found
in bodies of water, but they didn't die of drowning.
Almost as if their body was placed there.
Jelloni Brinson, a 24-year-old college soccer star
whose body was found in a golf course pond in Anoka, Minn.
He went missing from a friends' home in 2009,
investigators found his hat in one backyard nearby, and his shoes in another.
But this is the unbelieve part,
It had been raining for days previously
and the golf course was muddy.
Brinson's socks were completely clean.
So he was placed in the pond by either someone or something.
Also Paulides said that he didn't drown,
The cause of death remains undetermined to this day.
In January of 2014 in Whitby, Ontario,
Jeffrey Boucher went missing after going out for a morning run
and never came back.
His wife said that he would come home,
change his clothes kiss her goodbye and head for work.
His mp3 player, some running clothes, His glasses and wedding band were all missing.
Soon everyone was out looking for him.
Police ruled out suicide and any foul play from his wife.
Police found thirty-five-hundred dollars in a desk
at the school that he taught
but school officials said that he was collecting this money for a skiing trip with his wife.
Months later his body washed up on shore at Lake Ontario,
but the weird thing is according to Paulides his body was frozen but the lake wasn't.
Also a book came out saying it was a suicide yet no evidence ever suggested it was.
One of the more recent and disturbing disappearances is
Deorr Kunz Jr.
which is also the main family featured in "Missing 411"
and one that has gotten the most attention from all news outlets
and law enforcement agencies.
Deorr was 2-and-a-half years old
when he vanished at Timber Creek Campground near Leadore Idaho.
His parents Jessica Mitchell and DeOrr Kunz Sr.,
asked him if he wanted to go with them
but he said he wanted to stay with his grandfather
so he walked back over to him.
His grandfather said that he saw him,
and then he went inside the trailer for 10 min
and when he came out back to fish with his friend Isaac Reinwand,
DeOrr came running up asking where little Deorr was.
No one knew and that is when the panic set in.
Jessica and DeOrr Sr. got in their car
to find a signal for their phone to call for help,
because there was no signals near that area.
They got through and then the madness set in with the media,
search teams came,
and they started accusing the parents
all while going through the nightmare of losing your child.
They started to give press conferences
but soon quit talking to the media
which gave then rise to all kinds of speculations that they were the ones that did it,
or maybe it was the Isaac, the friend, or the grandfather.
The family finally hired a private investigator,
but I'll get into that a little bit later
and now this private investigator is about to release his own videos in October
interviews that he had with these parents,
and it seems that he's about ready to blame the parents
for their son's disappearance.
However, watching Missing 411
they explain that the media was twisting and misquoting them,
no surprise there,
so that is why they stopped
and spend their whole weekends and their own money still searching for their son.
They are not giving up hope
This just doesn't add up.
The issue is people want answers
so they start pointing fingers to fill this gap
that is filled with mystery.
But there are also so many things that the parks are also covering up
that this is why we think the deep state is involved.
Somehow involved.
There hasn't been a single trace of clothes, bones, foot prints,
nothing has been found which makes this really bizarre
and gives rise to lots of speculation.
The family believes he was abducted somehow.
The only thing ever found was by Jessica
which was a shovel which had a blonde hair on it
but when the team moved it, The wind blew it
And it was never found again.
Now we wanted to look a little bit into this private investigator,
he said he quit but the family said they fired him.
What is interesting is that there are a few sites dedicated to call him out on fraud charges
such as this site: ViaView Files
and another one insinuating he has over 50 lawsuits against him.
Might wanna do your research before hiring a investigator.
He's got some credibility on his website,
but when we look into him, these things keep popping up.
Jeez.
Some of these go waaay back such as 6-year-old Lillian Carney who disappeared in 1897.
She was picking blueberries,
and by the way many reports say people go missing picking fruit,
with her parents when she just was not there.
They searched for over an hour
and finally got more people to help
and by morning over 200 people were searching.
The following day over 300 people were looking for her
and that is a lot of people back in 1890
helping out since of course phones didn't exist.
So they finally found her after days out of nowhere,
and she couldn't remember anything that happened,
but the weirdest part is, she said it was daylight the entire time she was missing.
Entire time, how long?
Like 48 hours.
Daylight the entire time?
Daylight the entire time.
Where was she, the north pole?
Time slip?
This is bizarre.
This is why everyone is questioning these things.
So let' s go into conclusion, what is happening?
Well the more we researched this,
the more connections we found
and one case was so shocking to us
that from this we knew this has to be a cover up.
But the question is, if it's a cover up for what?
But this is where the truth becomes stranger than fiction.
Because these cases don't follow normal patterns
you need to expand your thinking into all possibilities.
In Paulides' own words "Folks, I have never given you a theory.
I have given you a series of facts,"
"What happens if I come out and I tell you,
'It's that.'
And then the next day somebody comes out and proves it can't be that.
My credibility is shot."
Now when you dig,
you start realizing Paulides talks about the paranormal a lot outside of the mainstream realm.
And one common theme and rather hard to except to the average people would be...
Aliens.
No don't laugh yet.
Yea we are not talking about little green men coming from the sky
and abducting people.
This would be a very highly organized top secret
cabal type facilities that we are talking about here.
We already know by talking to so many insiders that secret military bases do exist.
Also the search teams seem to be covering up evidence
and what really is the job of the the Secretary of Interior,
to assist or to cover up?
And who knows if there are bases under these parks.
But we will get into all the details of this
and the most mysterious missing persons case we found in our next episode.
Also we said earlier that 650,000 people missing alone in just the U.S. last year?
Millions of people around the world go missing
and what is happening?
We get into this on the next show as well.
But we don't like leaving on a negative note.
You guys might be wondering what can we do?
For starters, don't go wander off in parks
or especially national parks alone.
Take GPS devices with you,
stay together and pay attention to your surroundings,
bring water and food.
Also make sure you know the people you are with.
If you need to report something,
it is better to call you local police
and if you have some information on someone
or you know something you can call crime stoppers.
Try to stay calm when you are calm you can think things more clearly.
It's kind of hard to say.
Comment on these cases if someone does go missing.
Also, I know this sounds kind of bad,
but don't just blindly trust everyone you meet.
Do your own research too.
But seriously, if the parks released the number of missing people,
all of us might would most likely be afraid to go there alone.
Which is probably why they don't do this.
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And stay tuned definitely for our next one
which we'll blow your minds,
how crazy it gets.
Indeed.
One of the most recent and disturbing dister..disappearances, sorry
Disapperances.
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