'Missing 411', by David Paulides: Tracking unusual missing persons cases

[Altair]

I hope it's ok to post here some info about bigfoots since it might be related to the topic. I'd like to recommend this Youtube channel: ThinkerThunker

This guy has a bunch of videos in which he analyzes almost all known videos about bigfoots using video editing programs.
In one of the last videos he analyzes recorded voice of alleged bigfoot and speculates that they may create ELF sounds using their vocal cords which are unheard to us and may disorient and confuse people (this is what some witnesses allegedly reported during encounters with bigfoots). So if it's bigfoots who collect human "samples" then it could be a mechanism of how they disable humans.

https://youtu.be/2TxsfgFUEdM

Check also other videos.

 

[Ca.]

I'm just listening to the march 23rd interview with David Paulides on youtube and I was thinking about this 'profile' thing, he said that alot of the young men that went missing, I can't remember which area it was but that they all looked very similar.

It reminded me of the C's session where they are discussing Ted Bundy and how he was almost set to respond to certain facial characteristics, so if there was 4D manipulation involved with Ted Bundy, and these missing 411 cases also are hyper dimensional in their nature, the common theme is that people with similar physical characteristics are being targeted. If Ted Bundy was guided by the unseen forces we can see more clearly how they continue to operate, if that makes sense?

quote from this thread-

Q: (L) So, it seems to me that there was a connection between
the appearance of CB and JO. Could it be that the
individual who killed one or both of them was programmed
to respond to this particular type facial characteristic?
Could that be part of the programming?
A: End subject.
Q: (L) What do you mean?
A: We have helped you all that is necessary for now on this
matter. It is beneficial for you to continue on your own
for growth.

There is some inside information that the ABC boys seemed to possibly been involved in misinformation and disinformation campaign of this event. As if they needed a cover of the possible real events, to the real disappearance of the 3 women.

Do Wallets or passports lead or mislead?

SFGATE
Missing Tourists' Car Found / Pontiac burned -- no sign of mother, 2 teens
Stacy Finz, Michael Cabanatuan, Lynda Gledhill, Chronicle Staff Writers Published 4:00 am, Friday, March 19, 1999

http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Missing-Tourists-Car-Found-Pontiac-burned-2941155.php

Investigators said yesterday's find makes the discovery of the wallet all the more puzzling because the wallet was left more than 100 miles west of the burned-out car.

Yosemite Park Murders
_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEXXtwzHNNU

Outside Magazine
The Yosemite Horror
Nov 1, 1999
http://www.outsideonline.com/1889286/yosemite-horror

In a setting of beauty and grandeur, a twisted soul was on the loose, a murderer who revived gnawing fears that our national parks are no longer safe. New evidence reveals the confessed killer's tortured past—and his bizarre obsession with Bigfoot

Cryptomundo Home
Posted by: Loren Coleman on May 1st, 2008
http://cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/stayner-jeff/
Cary Stayner’s Bigfoot

Cary Stayner (above) is the Valentine Weekend Yosemite Killer who said he had an encounter with Bigfoot. He later used his hunt for Bigfoot to get closer to one of his victims, the park ranger he beheaded.

A relative of Stayner’s ~ named Jeff [last name on file] ~ has written to me via Cryptomundo, and sends along these observations of Stayner:

I would like to add as a family member to Cary Stayner, as long as I can remember, Cary was out running and climbing mountains.

I remember when he first had told me and my brother of what he had seen. He would go very blank in the face as if he was being very serious or like somebody was watching him.

He would tell us about the smell the creature had and that it was alot bigger than him. We were very young but we knew he wasn’t playing a joke on us. I remember when I went to Camp Green Meadows in the 6th grade, he told me to stay close to all the teachers and no matter what don’t go out at night.

He never really seemed the same to me after he saw Bigfoot.

So to me, maybe that’s what drove him mad? You never know.

In 2002, Cary Stayner was sentenced to death after being found guilty of four counts of murder. Stayner is housed on death row at San Quentin Penitentiary in California, from where he sent me drawings of the Bigfoot he said he saw.

Yosemite Bigfoot's

https://youtu.be/8qLqKROwi3s

https://youtu.be/OVsw0u4KwdQ

https://youtu.be/OF8hQbzbSGs

 

[angelburst29]

This story is just unfolding and I'm not sure "what to make of the Parent's"? Either way, a 7 year old boy is still missing since Saturday.

Rescuers search for a 7-year-old boy who is missing in a Japanese forest in Nanae town, on Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan's four main islands Monday, May 30, 2016. He has been missing since late Saturday afternoon after his parents reportedly made him get out of the car as punishment.

Japanese boy disappears after parents leave him in forest
http://www.businessinsider.com/ap-japanese-boy-disappears-after-parents-leave-him-in-forest-2016-5

TOKYO (AP) — A 7-year-old boy is missing in a forest in northern Japan after his parents made him get out of their car as punishment for misbehaving.

About 150 rescue workers searched Monday in a wooded area on Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan's four main islands. The boy, identified as Yamato Tanooka, has been missing since late Saturday afternoon.

Hokkaido police said the parents initially told authorities that their son had disappeared while they were picking wild vegetables, but then admitted they made him get out of the car and then left him behind "as discipline." Police said the father returned to the site a few minutes later but the boy was gone.

The parents told police that they were punishing the boy for throwing rocks at people and cars while playing at a river earlier in the day, according to Japanese media.

The boy's father said in an interview with public broadcaster NHK and other TV stations that "I regret what I did to my child." He said he initially did not tell police the truth because he found it embarrassing to ask for a massive search for what happened as a result of the punishment.

Kyodo News service said police are determining whether the parents should be charged with child abandonment.

The Huffington Post has a short video of the search and shows the area which is thick forest.

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/05/30/boy-disappears-forest_n_10203146.html

 

[angelburst29]

The seven-year-old Japanese boy who went missing nearly a week ago after his parents left him in a forest as punishment was found unharmed Friday in an army training ground hut, police said, in a case that had set off a nationwide debate about parental disciplining.

Japanese boy missing for 6 days found alive in forest
http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/japan-boy-forest-found-1.3613926

Appearing outside the hospital the boy was taken to after he was found, his father apologized and vowed to do a better job of raising him.

"We have raised him with love all along," said the father, Takayuki Tanooka, who along with the boy's mother had made him get out of their car as punishment on Saturday. The couple told Japanese TV news that they left him in a forest, reputed to include bears, and when they returned several minutes later he had vanished.

"I really didn't think it would come to that. We went too far," Tanooka said. He added, "I thought we were doing it for my son's own good."

The boy was found Friday morning by a soldier in a military drill area on the northernmost main island of Hokkaido. The boy identified himself as Yamato Tanooka, the name of the boy who went missing, police said.

A military officer, speaking on the national broadcaster NHK, said the boy was found when a soldier unlocked the hut, about five kilometres from where he disappeared.

The boy told police he had been in the drill area for several days after walking alone in the forest.

The boy suffered some dehydration and was getting an intravenous drip, but besides some minor scratches on his arms and feet, no serious risks to his health were found, a medical doctor who had examined him was quoted as saying by Kyodo.

More than 180 rescuers, including troops, had been searching the area.

The boy's plight riveted the nation, highlighted in daily news, and setting off some soul-searching about appropriate punishment.

Asked what he had told his son, the boy's father, blinking back tears, said, "I told him I was so sorry for causing him such pain."

Although Japan has a reputation for spoiling children, pampering them and not being strict about manners, the culture also is not as progressive in promoting the individual human rights of children, common in the West, traditionally viewing children almost as property of the family.

Abandonment and child abuse are far more common in Japan than the stereotype of the doting parent and stay-at-home mom would suggest.

The parents reportedly told police they had punished the boy for throwing rocks at people and cars while playing at a river earlier in the day.

 

[Keit]

The seven-year-old Japanese boy who went missing nearly a week ago after his parents left him in a forest as punishment was found unharmed Friday in an army training ground hut, police said, in a case that had set off a nationwide debate about parental disciplining.

Not sure it is really a "disappearing" case. Unless you see something that could indicate that?

The child basically survived because he spent all this time on a temporarily inactive military base. He didn't have food, but he had access to water. Two years ago there was another story of a child surviving 11 days in Taiga. The circumstances are different, since the child wasn't abandoned. And her dog helped to find her! But basically if there is access to water, even children can survive for some time!

 

[Oxajil]

The seven-year-old Japanese boy who went missing nearly a week ago after his parents left him in a forest as punishment was found unharmed Friday in an army training ground hut, police said, in a case that had set off a nationwide debate about parental disciplining.

Not sure it is really a "disappearing" case. Unless you see something that could indicate that?

The child basically survived because he spent all this time on a temporarily inactive military base. He didn't have food, but he had access to water. Two years ago there was another story of a child surviving 11 days in Taiga. The circumstances are different, since the child wasn't abandoned. And her dog helped to find her! But basically if there is access to water, even children can survive for some time!

Yeah, not sure either. I think that in this case, the boy probably traveled that distance in search of a warm place (rather than being 'dropped' where he was found). They did say it was quite a long distance for a seven-year-old boy and I read that to get to that base he had to climb a pretty steep hill. But not impossible I think. I'm glad he found a place at least that was safe from any bears that were in the area, and that he found some water to survive the days.

 

[Ca.]

Current Installments

Missing 411 David Paulides | Conspiracy Culture 2016
Published on May 24, 2016

https://youtu.be/uhz1FMtMJJs

BBC Documentary - David Paulides Strange Disappearances
Published on May 30, 2016

https://youtu.be/aArTaXJiJok

2015 CanAm Missing Project/NABS
http://www.canammissing.com/recent_cases.html

Recent cases of people who are missing in the wilds of North America that we are tracking.

Consistencies, June 2015
6/7/15
Wasatch County, Utah
Wayne Buckley, 73 years, parks his Chevrolet truck at the Sleepy Hollow Trailhead in Wasatch County, Utah. His camping gear is in his truck and he takes a hike. The man has emphysema and searchers are positive he would not have hiked far. A two week search produces nothing. He is carrying a 38 caliber revolver.
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865631469/Man-may-have-been-camping-when-he-went-missing-in-Wasatch-County.html

6/13/15
Taos, NM
Walter Scheib, 61 years parks his Subaru at the Yerba Buena Trailhead off State Route 150 near the Taos Ski Area. His cell phone indicates he probably made the summit of Lobo Peak at 12,115. His family realized he never returned and called authorities. Bad weather immediately inundated the search area and caused delays. He was found 25 yards from the trail submerged in a drainage. He died of drowning.
http://www.taosnews.com/news/article_8df02cf4-19f1-11e5-ab1b-67886be56d21.html

Walter was the White House chef from 1994-2005 for George W. Bush and the Clintons.
••This happened in a northern New Mexico Cluster Zone where we have documented 8 people that have vanished.

6/19/15
Chiricahua Mountains, AZ
Janet Castrejon, 44 years was camping with her parents. She walked from the restrooms to the campsite and vanished. I have written about this same scenario many times in the past. Janet is partially blind and has short term memory loss. An exhaustive search failed to find the woman. Authorities are now using the word, “abducted” to explain the disappearance.
http://www.lcsun-news.com/las_cruces-news/ci_28361424/father-las-cruces-woman-abducted-arizona-camping-trip

**This happened in a cluster zone where 5 people have vanished.

Current Events 2016 (Very Long List)
http://www.canammissing.com/current_events.html

5/26- I wrote about missing hiker Geraldine Largay in Missing 411- The Devil's in the Detail. I followed the case intently from the day she was reported missing, now this. The Maine's Warden Sewrvice finally released 1500+ paged of documents related to her disappearance. In the attached article, the evidence shows she was alive for weeks after she was reported missing and while the search was ongoing. How did dozens of canine teams, 100's of searchers, aircraft with FLIR, how did they all miss a tent supposedly set up inside a Navy Training center, grounds that searchers were allowed to comb. I 'm baffled at multiple levels. I don't have any understanding how this could happen, NONE!https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/05/25/hiker-who-died-after-disappearing-from-appalachian-trail-survived-for-weeks/KAcHuKSdYVHNTNu0qQobvK/story.html

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5/12- A Young medical student disappears just prior to graduation and is later found in Lake Michigan. Cause of death....Unknown http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/Body-Pulled-From-Lake-Michigan-IDd-as-Missing-Med-Student-379211971.html

Twenty miles east and 2 years earlier, another young physician disappears and is found in a small lake, one mile from Lake Michigan. The lake had been extensively searched, including by an underwater camera and the FBI, they found nothing. Weeks later, she is found in the lake. Coincidence....I have written about several disappearances in the great Chicago area that were all equally suspicious (Missing 411- A Sobering Coincidence. http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-04-09/news/sns-rt-us-usa-michigan-missing-woman-20140407_1_teleka-patrick-fuller-michigan-doctor

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May 6, 2016

A reader of the Missing 411 books forwarded us this quote by H.P. Lovecraft:

"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age."

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May 1, 2016

Thios is a recent article about Missing 411. The first page is the introduction, scroll down to page 3 where the artivcle starts.http://www.ghostsofohio.org/services/newsletter_apr16.pdf

 

[Voyageur]

Current Installments

Missing 411 David Paulides | Conspiracy Culture 2016
Published on May 24, 2016
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May 6, 2016

A reader of the Missing 411 books forwarded us this quote by H.P. Lovecraft:

"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age."

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Thanks for these additions, c.a.. The quote from Lovecraft is an interesting one and consider this of Lovecraft:

Upbringing

Lovecraft was frequently ill as a child. Because of his sickly condition, he barely attended school until he was eight years old, and then was withdrawn after a year. He read voraciously during this period and became especially enamored of chemistry and astronomy.[9] He produced several hectographed publications with a limited circulation, beginning in 1899 with The Scientific Gazette. Four years later, he returned to public school at Hope High School.[10] Beginning in his early life, Lovecraft is believed to have suffered from sleep paralysis, a form of parasomnia; he believed himself to be assaulted at night by horrific "night gaunts".[9] Much of his later work is thought to have been directly inspired by these terrors. (Indeed, "Night Gaunts" became the subject of a poem he wrote of the same name, in which they were personified as devil-like creatures without faces.)

 

[kalibex]

Recently heard an interview on Youtube by Native American Khat Hansen. She claims experiences with bigfoot since her youth (and that it was foretold that she'd be a sort of liaison, as it were, between her people (Choctaw) and the bigfoots). But what I found most interesting is that she spoke about a group of hairy beings known to her people who were shorter (5 feet range) than your usual bigfoot, had an elongated nose/snout (almost baboon-like), lived in mountainous (possibly alpine) terrain, and were definitely meat eaters - including of humans. They'd come down briefly into lower areas to hunt, and were sneaky and crafty (ie, presumably they'd avoid groups and armed humans, etc, but pick off loners and stragglers). I hate to say it, but... I wouldn't be surprised if this were the 'bogeyman' of old folktales that parents used to warn their children about. And possibly responsible for at least some of the 'Missing 411' style disappearances. If so, then no...we aren't (and of course never were) the top apex predator incarnate on this planet.

 

[Ca.]

May 6, 2016
A reader of the Missing 411 books forwarded us this quote by H.P. Lovecraft:
"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far. The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age."

Thanks voyager for the catch with Love Crafts insight.

It becomes very apparent with all this electrical magnetic activity engulfing the planet, "Windows" are seemingly opening, and closing with strange after effects. Catching those unsuspecting whom do not heeded the warning of venturing into the wilds solo.

The power in numbers and vigilance are a must now with journeying of the great outdoors.

If it isn't temporary (dimensional) portals, "Windowfallers", UFOs, and or those elements "whom have more power than us" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSGz4P5rGPo), preforming abductions, at will and will always go fishing for their dark experiments and research.

But the hook is truly ignorance to this real phenomenon. Knowledge Protects, Ignorance Endangers.

In the fist video by David Paulides, he talks about a recent case in the greater San Fransisco bay area that caught my eye when the story broke a few years ago. He only lightly touches on it, being there have been so many similar and even more bizarre cases since those dates. And that he more than likely is back logged in his investigations.

I will post what i found which is very compelling to say the least.

And your very welcome voyager.

Don’t Freak Out, But Women Are Mysteriously Dying In The North Bay
April 26, 2014 By Beth Spotswood 7 Comments
http://yourslownewsday.com/dont-freak-out-but-women-are-mysteriously-dying-in-the-north-bay/

Four years ago, I was very, very concerned about the mysterious deaths of three women in the North Bay Area. Two disappeared while walking on beaches in Point Reyes National Seahore, 1 hour north of San Francisco, another was found dead in Cazadero Creek, further north but also along Pacific Coast Highway 1. Rogue waves were blamed for the Pt. Reyes deaths, and there was no explanation for the creek body. I wrote a piece about this for the SF Appeal and along with SFist’s Brock Keeling, made a video of our visits to the Pt. Reyes beaches, complete with scary smooth jazz background music.

I continued to write about this, received several emails containing additional clues, concerns, and observations, and a phone call from a private investigator who was curious why I thought that these deaths might be the work of a serial killer. So I made a map.

Map containing locations of missing women in Pt. Reyes, dead woman in Cazadero Creek, and another dead woman in Fairfield, all from Jan-May 2010.

This month, in April of 2014, two women were found dead on Mount Tamalpais. As we discussed four years ago, these deaths are eerily reminiscent of the work of the “Trailside Killer”, David Carpenter. Friend of SND Christine Bronstein did a moving piece for the Huffington Post on these most recent deaths, and her concerns about hiking on the mountain.

Robert Graysmith (Jake Gyllenhaal in “Zodiac”) wrote a great book about the Trailside Killer. You should DEFINITELY READ IT AND DISCUSS IT WITH ME.

This past week, I received the following email:

Beth,
I stumbled across your blog after our Easter dinner conversation turned to serial killers and whether the missing women from Pt. Reyes tie into the 2 hikers found dead on Mt. Tam. I’m wondering if you’ve heard about the two women who were recently found dead, apparently of “falls” on Tam. Both of them were found in drainage areas and currently they’re saying the deaths are not connected and that no foul play was involved. One of the women was found in Fern Creek which is apparently where David Carpenter also killed one of his victims. Of course (like many), I find this too coincidental. I live up here on the mountain and am very concerned about who might be roaming around the trails. I was surprised to learn of the women who went missing in Pt. Reyes and I don’t recall their disappearance. I guess I’m reaching out as I’m curious to know what you think and if there is anything that can be done?
Thank you! Lady, I am ALL OVER THIS.

Both recent deaths on Mount Tam have thus far been determined to be accidents, falls into drainage ditches by women hiking alone. That may very well be the case. Forgetting the mysterious (?) deaths in 2010, let’s just look at the Mt. Tam deaths of this month.

1. People rarely die on Mt. Tam (unless they kill themselves, which tragically happens occasionally.) Two women accidentally dying in the span of two weeks is A LOT.

2. Falling down a mountain in the Spring is not necessarily fatal. What exactly did they die from? Did they die instantly?

3. Are the local authorities, for whom I have the utmost respect, exploring the idea of homicide? Are they considering the deaths from 2010? Do I watch too many episodes of Forensic Files?

We will continue to follow this closely here at Slow News Day. Seriously. Eve and I talk about this daily. Please join us.

https://youtu.be/SJe1t9UvJxg

Comments:

Gini • 2 years ago

Interesting story, Beth. I've been wondering the same thing. Keep is posted on any more theories or findings! I'm not going up there alone!

Jon • 2 years ago

I look forward to a two-paraphrased-line cameo in your now-inevitable Lifetime Original Movie "She Google-Mapped Danger: On The North Bay Trail of Terror".

Ant Jon • 2 years ago

You should keep your inappropriate for the occasion and misogynist jokes in check.

Lori Dodge • 2 years ago

I've been hiking these trails (alone) for 20 years and don't know what to make of the lack of information on the deaths of these women. They didn't fall, and I can't hike up there alone in good conscience. Now that I've found your blog, and this info on additional deaths in the area, it's even more disturbing. Maybe we can get some answers ...

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Mark • 2 years ago

If you haven't read any of David Paulides' "Missing 411" books or seen his websites, I highly recommend that you do. Much to ponder . . . .
http://www.nabigfootsearch.com
http://www.nabigfootsearch.com...
http://www.canammissing.com

Ant • 2 years ago

I think I've seen your blog back when Point Reyes women disappeared--I travel alone and back then decided to stay out of that area, as it didn't feel safe. I remember also the Cazadero Creek case and what little they allowed into the local press was making it look way too "off" to be an accident. In general...too many coincidences. Regarding Mt. Tam--it's June and not a word about cause of death of these women had been released. This is unfair to all local people who hike alone: there needs to be some closure to this. What are they hiding, why such secretiveness? They originally stated that they should have the cause of death for Glinkowski after the toxicology tests by mid-May: not a word in either case. I've seen a personal report where there was a description of the location where the 2nd woman "fell"--she'd have to walk quite a few feet off the trail, actually, before she coudl fall. No, I don't believe that any of these were accidents. Silence and hiding on the part of the PD doesn't help to trust their "guesses". Back when Cary Stayner was on the rampage around Yosemite, they went as far as assure the public they caught the perpetrators--it was a blanant lie, which lead to another person's death. Someone should pressure the authorities to release the cause of death---right now it looks like they're hiding something.

Ant • 2 years ago

PS: one reason they're not releasing the cause of death is that the drugs might have been involved. In any case, the hiding of information only makes previous statemetns about "not suspecting foul play" look like lies and cover-up to protect local business interests. They better release medical examiner's findings ASAP.

Woman's body recovered on Mount Tamalpais
By Jaxon Van Derbeken Updated 7:47 am, Friday, April 18, 2014
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Woman-s-body-recovered-on-Mount-Tamalpais-5411986.php
(04-17) 21:13 PDT SAN FRANCISCO --

Marin County sheriff's deputies on Thursday recovered the body of a woman matching the description of a 50-year-old experienced hiker from Mill Valley who vanished after venturing up Mount Tamalpais the previous night.

The as-yet-unidentified victim appears to have plunged 40 to 50 feet down a mountainside drainage area, according to Marin County sheriff's Lt. Doug Pittman. "She was located in a very steep and treacherous drainage," he said.

Crews found the body about 4:45 p.m., just over two hours after the missing woman's father came to the Mountain Home Inn, a mile east of Pantoll Ranger Station, and reported her missing. The father was summoned there when someone found the missing woman's dog and called the number on the tag.

Authorities later learned the woman had been hiking Wednesday night with a companion who planned to stay the night on the mountain. The victim decided to go back to her car, but she never made it back. Her father found her car in the parking lot, leading him to summon authorities.

Her identity must be confirmed by tests, Pittman said. He said the missing woman was "quite familiar with the mountain" and may have opted to go off the beaten path.

The disappearance bore some similarities to the tragic case of a woman who died after disappearing from the same area on March 30.

Magdalena Glinkowski, 33, left a note saying she was going on a hike; her car was found April 4.

Her body was found April 12, down a steep slope of a drainage area not far from where she was last seen and not far from where the second body was found.

Pittman said a determination on the cause of death awaits the results of toxicology tests and the process could take up to six weeks.

Jaxon Van Derbeken is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: jvanderbeken@sfchronicle.com

Mt. Tamalpais rising above Mill Valley.

Did you mean "Magdalena Janikowski
http://www.sfgate.com/search/?action=search&channel=bayarea&inlineLink=1&searchindex=gsa&query=%22Magdalena+Glinkowski%22

https://youtu.be/3VlD0TaMRwY

https://youtu.be/6ADin5QU_U4


One Woman Dead, Two Missing In Sonoma/Point Reyes
by Brock Keeling in News on Jan 29, 2010 10:04 am
http://sfist.com/2010/01/29/sonomapoint_reyes_serial_killer_on.php

Three women, ages 37, 77 and 34, have disappeared since January 10. The locations are "approximately 60 miles apart if you take Highway 1 straight up from Pt. Reyes to Calzadero." Sleuth Beth Spotswood has a theory that this might be the work of a serial killer. Which, of course, we hope isn't the case.

Anyway, let's go to the facts:

A 34-year old Wine Country Film Festival Volunteer named Erica Shane was found dead in a creek on Tuesday afternoon. "Her Subaru Forrester was parked 'unusually' 200 yards away." Spotswood goes on to speculate, "Just off the top of my head, she was run off the road, ditched her car and ran."

Silvia Lange, 77, went missing on January 23 while walking alone on the cliffs of Pt. Reyes.

Before that, on January 10, a Ford Ranger belonging to Katherine Truitt, 37, of Alameda was discovered in a parking lot at McClures Beach. She is described as 6 ft tall, 145 lbs, with shoulder length brown hair.

Neither Lange nor Truitt have turned up.

https://youtu.be/avzP-JoSy-o

 

[Ca.]

Just caught this from Coast To Coast. Interesting.

Watch: Running Bigfoot Filmed by Drone?
June 07, 2016
_http://www.coasttocoastam.com/article/watch-running-bigfoot-filmed-by-drone/

An Idaho man filming video with a drone believes he may have inadvertently captured a Bigfoot running across a field.

The ambiguous but enticing footage features a creature of some kind dash from a small cluster of trees around 25 seconds into the video and then run across a field and a road before disappearing into a forest.

According to the videographer, who has opted to remain anonymous, the mystery animal piqued his interested when he noticed that it appeared to be running on only two feet.

Unfortunately, the perspective from the drone is quite distant and the operator's realization about the animal seemingly occurred too late to zoom in on the potential Bigfoot.

That said, an enlarged image from the footage, which can be seen at the Idaho State Journal, does indeed show a hairy, bipedal creature roaming through the field.

Nonetheless, prominent cryptozoologist and Idaho State University professor Dr. Jeff Meldrum expressed skepticism about the video for a number of reasons.

He noted that the display screen for a drone video is similar to that of a cell phone and, thus, it seems unlikely that the videographer would have noticed the tiny speck moving across the field.

Meldrum also argued that a Bigfoot would probably not travel such a long distance in broad daylight when it would be easily seen by someone on the ground.

The analysis has not dissuaded the videographer who captured the footage and now plans to study it further using advanced photography software.

While we may never know if the creature in the film is an actual Bigfoot, the event does constitute a proverbial 'proof of concept' when it comes to the idea of finding the elusive animal using a drone.

Source: Idaho State Journal

Published on Jun 2, 2016
This is a possible bigfoot running towards the trees then vanishing in them. 25 seconds into the video you can see it running on 2 legs. I wish I were closer to get a better video. You need to watch this on a computer monitor, if you use your phone it is too small to see

https://youtu.be/NjntJhM0Zxk

 

[kalibex]

Missing 411 The Movie update: The directors now have a 'picture lock' of the film; post-production can now start. :)

 

[Ca.]

Just keep an eye on this recent report. Hopefully they will turn up OK. Unaffected to the possibility's of the Missing 411 Phenomena.

KCRA (Sacramento Ca.)
2 Modesto hikers go missing during trip in Tuolumne Co. Video
Friends say hikers are experienced, know area
UPDATED 10:13 PM PDT Jun 16, 2016
http://www.kcra.com/news/2-modesto-hikers-go-missing-during-trip-in-tuolumne-co/40097258

Donna Hallberg, 55, and Mark SmallwoodCourtesy of Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office

PINECREST, Calif. (KCRA) —

Crews are searching for two Modesto hikers who went missing while hiking in Tuolumne County.

Donna Hallberg, 55, and Mark Smallwood, 59, left Sunday to hike the Crabtree Trail and were supposed to return Tuesday. When they didn’t return Wednesday, friends reported them missing.

"Friends have notified us that they are experienced hikers, and they have hiked this trail numerous times in the past. So, they're not sure what could have happened this time," Tuolumne County sheriff’s Sgt. Andrea Benson said.

Hallberg and Smallwood started the 3-day hike at the Crabtree Trail Head and were expected to hit Lake Gem and the Long Deer Lakes near Dodge Ridge, in the Pinecrest area.

Investigators also released a picture of Hallberg's blue backpack and Smallwood's dog, Lulu, who went with them.

Donna Hallberg's blue backpack (left) and Mark Smallwood's dog Lulu (right)Courtesy of Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office

Investigators said the area Hallberg and Smallwood went hiking has mixed terrain that could have snow.

The pair packed for inclement weather but only packed enough food for three days.
Investigators are hopeful they'll find them.

"Our search and rescue team does go out on many missions,” Benson said. “Sometimes on 3 to 4 days where someone is lost in the area, and they are found alive and well.”

The search was suspended Thursday night and will resume Friday morning.

Modesto Bee Ca.
Harvest Moon owner Mark Smallwood, Donna Hallberg did not return from 3-day hike near Pinecrest
http://www.modbee.com/news/article84280412.html

Snippet:

Smallwood’s nephew, Connor Harmon, said his uncle was backpacking with his girlfriend, Hallberg. Harmon declined to comment further.

The two are experienced hikers who have been to this area several times and left Sunday from the Crabtree Trail Head to hike to Gem, Long and Deer lakes, according to a post on the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Department’s Facebook page. Their Chevrolet Tahoe is parked at the trailhead in the Emigrant Wilderness.

The friend who reported them missing said the two had enough supplies and equipment to be outdoors for at least three days, according to the Facebook post. The post said they had cellphones, but authorities could not track them because of the lack of service in the area.

Benson said the area where the two hiked has lots of snow in some spots in the higher elevations. The terrain includes meadows, granite and woods.

Authorities ask anyone who spots the two to call the Sheriff’s Department at 209-533-5815 with an approximate location.

Crabtree Trailhead
https://www.google.com/maps?ll=38.179438,-119.909763&z=8&t=m&hl=en-US&gl=US&mapclient=embed&cid=5457562333473637956

360 View of the Crabtree Trailhead
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Crabtree+Trailhead/@38.179438,-119.909763,3a,75y,259h,90t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1s-sGaR6--GhQY%2FVcgvB-lS24I%2FAAAAAAAAATM%2FC-URxCPoYNQ9ZrYzTcdG8bH6Kz4KBeVogCLIB!2e4!3e11!6s%2F%2Flh4.googleusercontent.com%2F-sGaR6--GhQY%2FVcgvB-lS24I%2FAAAAAAAAATM%2FC-URxCPoYNQ9ZrYzTcdG8bH6Kz4KBeVogCLIB%2Fw392-h196-n-k-no%2F!7i10240!8i5120!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x4bbd2806e23f8644!8m2!3d38.1794377!4d-119.9097633!6m1!1e1?hl=en-US

edit: errors

 

[Ca.]

Modesto hikers found safe after 3 days
Pair left Sunday for hike at Crabtree Trailhead
Jun 17, 2016
http://www.kcra.com/news/local-news/news-sierra/search-continues-for-2-missing-hikers-in-tuolumne-county/40106284

Donna Hallberg, 55, and Mark Smallwood, 59, were found safe Friday, June 16, 2016, after they were reported missing on
Wednesday.Courtesy of Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office

Campers first ran into Hallberg and Smallwood on a trail near Cleo's Bath, which is in the Pinecrest area, before 4 p.m. The hikers then called their families using a cellphone from one of the campers.

The campers gave the hikers food and water and told the sheriff's office Hallberg and Smallwood were fine.

Smallwood said they didn't consider themselves lost because they knew where they were on the map. He said they couldn't figure out how to get back to civilization because of the snow and ice on the mountain.

 

[Voyageur]

Current Installments

Missing 411 David Paulides | Conspiracy Culture 2016
Published on May 24, 2016

https://youtu.be/uhz1FMtMJJs

A little behind actually commenting on these, however, this one above was a very interesting discussion that crosses the 49th parallel with many cases - and some, if not all, are bizarre indeed. The GBH in the blood was mentioned (having been passed along to Paulides by sources), yet more could be researched on this, including how he says it is produced in the body naturally in small quantities - think that is what he said.

The question and answer period had a few good questions and responses, and the first one, centered around - well "what do you think is happening", David's response to this is pretty good, basically saying that he can only look at the facts and could not possibly offer a theory as he only can see what is on the surface. One can't blame him for his stance.

Again, thanks for posting.