'Missing 411', by David Paulides: Tracking unusual missing persons cases
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Interesting update. Still doesnât explain why the dog perished though if they were nearby a creek. Unless that dog was loyal to a fault it would have gone for a drink. I canât imagine bringing such a small amount of water when it was that hot and you have a baby and dog with you. They were experienced hikers. The whole thing just doesnât add up.
Late on seeing this, hearing Dave's words. That is some kind of painful courage and love for David to have shared.
And thank you for passing it alone, Expedition26.
The Bigfoot Alien Connection Revealed - Full Movie
Bio of Taffs past.
Also, from Dr. Barry Taff author of ALIENS ABOVE, GHOSTS BELOW
Bio of Taffs past.
From the last session Feb 26, 2020:
No doubt there are many Yukon stories, and David likely has some in his works.
Not from David is this from 2017:
October 27, 2017
First off, the RCMP did not spend all that much time on site - September 30th to prior to October 3, 2004 when Dib Williams found evidence after the Police and researches had already left.
Can't really say from the basic article, and official reports are far and few between, however bears like this would make a heck of a mess, especially on mossy ground, and that was not the case. Other evidence did not fit either.
No doubt there are many Yukon stories, and David likely has some in his works.
Not from David is this from 2017:
October 27, 2017
The puzzling death of Bart Schleyer in the Yukon Territory of Canada
Yukon Territory Canada, Wilderness deaths, Wilderness Disappearances
BART SCHLEYER, DISAPPEARED SEPTEMBER 14 2004, REMAINS FOUND OCTOBER 3, 2004, REID LAKES, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA.
Revised March 2021
Bart Schleyer was a famous outdoorsman, woodsmen hunter as well as a playboy. He was described as a survival expert.
In September 2004, Bart went off for a trip in the Canadian wilderness. His last contact was when a chartered floatplane left him at the larger of the Reid Lakes in Canada's Yukon Territory on September 14. Reid Lakes is on the southern slope of the Selwyn Mountains, about 175 miles north of the town of Whitehorse and the nearest settlement is Stewart Crossing about 15 miles from the lakes, on the road from Whitehorse to Dawson.
He was well-equipped for the trip with three plastic "Action Packer'' crates with enough food for at least 2 weeks, clothing and camp gear such as a tent and an inflatable boat.
When the plane that dropped Bart off, returned two weeks later to collect him and take him back to civilization, the experienced woodsman was gone.
A search by the RCMP that started on September 30, 2004, turned up nothing. Dib Williams, a friend of Schleyer's was sure that he was there and conducted a more thorough search when the RCMP left the scene. He found some remains on October 3, 2004. It looked like a bear had taken him out. But for this man, an expert in bear behavior and a highly experienced hunter, some remain skeptical of this explanation.
Almost everyone who knew Schleyer believe he was simply too good a woodsman, too alert while in the forest, to have a bear catch him by surprise.
Was it really a rogue bear attack or did something else happen out there in the Yukon?
Who was Bart Schleyer?
Bart Schleyer was a trained scientist, who worked for the Grizzly Bear Recovery Project in Yellowstone National Park in the 1980s, before moving north to Alaska. He was one of the world's foremost experts at capturing, radio-collaring and tracking Tigers and spent months in Russia working to help save endangered Siberian tigers. He had a Russian girlfriend, Tanya Perova, and they had a son, Artyom.
Bart was born to Dr Otis Schleyer and his wife Lula Rose, in Cheyenne, Wyoming, in 1955. Dr Schleyer, a physician who practised in Cheyenne, loved to hunt. He took Bart along from an early age. Bartâs sister Claudia Downey tells of Bartâs childhood obsession with animals. âHe didnât just like them; he wanted to know everything about them, study where they lived and how they lived! My dad took Bart with him on safari to Mozambique when he was 10 years old. He had a chance to witness an incredible variety of animals that he could otherwise only read about. When he finally got a chance to hunt, he was drawn even closer. Hunting seemed to give purpose to his studies.â Bart would draw pictures of animals and continued to develop as an artist into adulthood.
Bart focused his education on wildlife biology and transferred to Montana State University, where he received his masterâs degree in 1979. Professor Don Collins taught an undergraduate class called Man and the Environment for more than 20 years. Dr Collins says, âOut of the 42,000 students who took that class, Bart was a standout! He was knowledgeable in everything wild, from animals and birds to flowers, trees, and shrubs. Bart spent a great deal of time alone in the mountains while working on his thesis, the activity patterns of grizzly bears in Yellowstone. It was as if he prepared his entire life to do this. He was superbly suited for the demands of the job. To conduct these studies, Bart used live capture techniques, and then placed telemetry radio collars on the bears to monitor their activities.â
After college, Bart stayed in Montana where he worked for Fish and Game and the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team. He made vital contributions to a team challenged with determining the reaction grizzly bears demonstrate after encroachment by humans. It was also important to know the habitat requirements and birth and mortality rates of the bears, including those living in the remote Bob Marshall Wilderness. His experiences in backpacking and self-reliance fostered through years of bowhunting made the research work easy for him. He stayed out in the mountains for months at a time. Packing meat for bait and heavy cable for foot snares became routine. He didnât just endure physical hardship; he enjoyed it.
Schleyer organized his life so that he could spend as much time as possible in the field. and he was about as tough as it gets when he was in the outdoors. He loved using a traditional bow and the arrows he made himself.
The disappearance of Bart Schleyer
When the plane that dropped Bart off, returned two weeks later to collect him and take him back to civilization, the experienced woodsman was gone.
The pilot thought this was strange as he was no "city slicker", he knew how to handle himself in even the most remote wilderness and could be described as a survival expert.
The official search by the RCMP
Bart was reported missing on September 30, 2004 and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) promptly launched a comprehensive search and found nothing.
According to the RCMP, he had lunch or supper in camp since the remains of a meal were found. Bart had evidently used his boat and paddled it down the lake from camp, and it was found around half a mile from camp.
The Mounties thought there was a possibility Schleyer might have hiked out to the highway and with deteriorating weather they called it a day.
The search by Dib Williams and Wayne Curry
Dib Williams, a friend of Schleyer's in Whitehorse was dissatisfied with the RCMP efforts and got pilot friend Wayne Curry to fly them to the camp after they had departed.
They found Bartâs tent had been knocked down, either by wind or animals but all the equipment was there. They searched the area around the tent and found his backpack, bear spray, a knife, and a VHF radio.
Williams and Curry got increasingly concerned as they didn't buy the story that Schleyer had hiked out when he left such key equipment behind. On the second day of their search, they found his bow near the inflatable boat.
About 60 yards back in the woods from the boat, the bow and arrows in a handmade buckskin quiver were leaned up against a tree next to a dry-bag full of gear on which he'd probably been sitting and this was located on flat ground next to a thicket of black spruce and willows. Curtis, an experienced moose hunter said it looked like the sort of place an archer might set up if trying to call a moose into range. A little further on they found a camouflage face mask with blood and hair on it and at this point, they called the RCMP back to the area.
The official search resumes and more remains located
On October 3, the Mounties, Yukon conservation officers, and civilian volunteers flew back to the area to begin more detailed grid search. At first, they found little but bear and wolf tracks but then a baseball cap was spotted by the searchers and then camouflage pants, a camera, part of a skull and just a few small bones. All these items were 60 meters or so from the bow and the Spruce tree.
The teeth in the skull allowed the subsequent identification of the remains as being Bart Schleyer. There wasn't much more of his body found.
What happened to Bart Schleyer?
Since there was quite a bit of Grizzly scat in the area it fuelled speculation that Schleyer had been unexpectedly killed and eaten by a bear, as happened with the famous Timothy Treadwell, whose death was captured in a documentary by Wener Herzog in 2006 called "Grizzly Man" based on video footage that Treadwell and his girlfriend had been filming.
Amongst some of the bear scat samples there were some bone fragments, but no fabric. In Treadwell's case, not only were human remains were found in the bear's stomach contents that had killer him and his girlfriend, but also large amounts of their clothing. Most of Schleyer's clothes were never found.
But searchers and friends were skeptical it was a bear attack that had taken Bart out. First, there was no sign of a death struggle, no vegetation or ground had been disturbed. The remains were found in a little patch of sparse spruce lying on the moss and if a bear killed him this would be unusual as they usually bury their kills in a cache. The remains of Treadwell and his girlfriend were found in such a cache after they were killed. But there was no cache anywhere in the area that searchers could locate.
The Vancouver pathologist who examined Schleyer's remains found no tooth punctures in his skull nor indications of scratch marks from teeth. When bears attack people, they almost always go for the head.
Even if he started off playing dead, a recommended tactic for surviving a grizzly bear attack, friends said he would have known that if the animal continued the attack the only chance for survival would be to fight back and generally speaking a bear attack is prolonged and violent. A friend said "I think the least likely scenario is some sort of surprise encounter,'' "(But) it's hard for me to imagine having a bear sneak up and get him.''
Almost everyone who knew Schleyer believe he was simply too good a woodsman, too alert while in the forest, to have a bear catch him by surprise. Bartâs hat, for example, was completely undamaged.
If a bear had got him, it's even harder to imagine the animal killing him without leaving signs of a struggle on a site covered with soft, easily disturbed moss. An attack goes on for a long time. The audiotape of Treadwell's death goes on for many minutes, recording the sounds of him and his partner being eaten alive.
The balaclava contained little blood and hair, and his pants even less. If a bear attacks a man it won't remove his pants without them being shredded and soaked in blood. Normally bears grab the end especially when attacking from behind, causing profuse bleeding so why wasn't the balaclava blood-soaked?
Others disagree and say that even for an experienced woodsman, a predatory bear could sneak up and deliver a fatal attack.
The plastic container that held his food there had not been disturbed and bear experts said that if a grizzly had killed Schleyer, it is likely the same bear would have gone to the camp given the proximity and even eaten through canned food. Everything points to the evidence being scavenging related not caused by a violent direct attack.
The circumstances of Bartâs death are very strange, even if experts and searchers disagree with the cause.
Brigittee Parker, a spokeswoman for the Mounties in Whitehorse, said the case remains open, but the organization leans toward the idea Schleyer was attacked and killed by a bear. "Everything at the scene suggested a bear attack and did not suggest ... foul play.''
Read about other bear attacks at The recent shocking deaths caused by bears in the United States and Canada
Apart from a bear attack, potential explanations include:
- Wolf attack, but these are even rarer than bear attacks and no physical evidence on the ground, and the bag he was sitting on was untouched with no blood
- Natural death from a heart attack or brain aneurysm with the body later taken apart by scavenging animals. At 49 years of age and at peak physical fitness it seems unlikely but possible.
- Murdered by the Russian mafia or another assailant
First off, the RCMP did not spend all that much time on site - September 30th to prior to October 3, 2004 when Dib Williams found evidence after the Police and researches had already left.
Can't really say from the basic article, and official reports are far and few between, however bears like this would make a heck of a mess, especially on mossy ground, and that was not the case. Other evidence did not fit either.
Another missing 411 case?
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Missing California teen found safe in Utah years later
Connerjack was 16 years old when he was reported missing from Clear Lake, California.
Missing California teen found safe in Utah years later
Connerjack was 16 years old when he was reported missing from Clear Lake, California.
Was trying to find out why he went missing in the first place, and there are further details:
Son with autism vanished from California home years ago. He was just found alive in Utah.
Connerjack Oswalt was reported missing in Clearlake, California, in 2019. Three years later, deputies found him sleeping outside a Utah gas station.
www.usatoday.com
However it happened, from the first link:
Nice to see them reunited.
David's latest show was posted today, and it is a bit different - no missing, titled Factual News. David starts off by talking about useful things one might need if things go down the drain (he is talking how-to-books) and should the online world go kaput. David switches to people getting terrorized in some areas, wherein there is an increasing situation of criminals stalking the more affluent (based on what they see and what they drive), and being robed (subways too). This all appears to be gang related. Now if one is caught, sadly it is back to the catch and release program indicative of blue states that kicks in. NY and LA are currently big factors in all this, and it may become much more wide spread. David then gets into Hunter Biden laptop stories - reads articles on this corruption at all levels, however the articles mostly tie to certain Chinese individuals and corporations (not Ukraine). Nothing new for people here, however good he is talking about it.
David next briefly cites Dianne Feinstein (turning 89 in June) being no longer fit to serve, all from an article he reads and there are many articles out there after a quick search. David then jumps to Elon Musk and Twitter, then to opioid overdoes deaths (Fentanyl focus) - with a tie to drugs coming from over the southern boarder. Naturally, this brings up Biden ending the current moratorium, while boarder guards are saying things will triple from today's human traffic - and drug trafficking ties into all of this by gangs on both sides of the fence.
David winds his talk up by switching to Covid mask mandates (planes and trains) set to end, however now it is being pushed ahead into May. This then gets into a discussion on illegal aliens crossing into the U.S. with no vaccinations required et cetera, and yet try going into Canada or from Canada into the U.S. - yeah, right, David says. David ends with "it is all that I'm asking" question, and the questing being "has anyone considered natural immunity?" Preaching to the choir here, however David has a good following and he is making his feelings known.
Expedition26
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Missing California teen found safe in Utah years later
Connerjack was 16 years old when he was reported missing from Clear Lake, California.
Was trying to find out why he went missing in the first place, and there are further details:
Son with autism vanished from California home years ago. He was just found alive in Utah.
Connerjack Oswalt was reported missing in Clearlake, California, in 2019. Three years later, deputies found him sleeping outside a Utah gas station.
However it happened, from the first link:
Nice to see them reunited.
David's latest show was posted today, and it is a bit different - no missing, titled Factual News. David starts off by talking about useful things one might need if things go down the drain (he is talking how-to-books) and should the online world go kaput. David switches to people getting terrorized in some areas, wherein there is an increasing situation of criminals stalking the more affluent (based on what they see and what they drive), and being robed (subways too). This all appears to be gang related. Now if one is caught, sadly it is back to the catch and release program indicative of blue states that kicks in. NY and LA are currently big factors in all this, and it may become much more wide spread. David then gets into Hunter Biden laptop stories - reads articles on this corruption at all levels, however the articles mostly tie to certain Chinese individuals and corporations (not Ukraine). Nothing new for people here, however good he is talking about it.
David next briefly cites Dianne Feinstein (turning 89 in June) being no longer fit to serve, all from an article he reads and there are many articles out there after a quick search. David then jumps to Elon Musk and Twitter, then to opioid overdoes deaths (Fentanyl focus) - with a tie to drugs coming from over the southern boarder. Naturally, this brings up Biden ending the current moratorium, while boarder guards are saying things will triple from today's human traffic - and drug trafficking ties into all of this by gangs on both sides of the fence.
David winds his talk up by switching to Covid mask mandates (planes and trains) set to end, however now it is being pushed ahead into May. This then gets into a discussion on illegal aliens crossing into the U.S. with no vaccinations required et cetera, and yet try going into Canada or from Canada into the U.S. - yeah, right, David says. David ends with "it is all that I'm asking" question, and the questing being "has anyone considered natural immunity?" Preaching to the choir here, however David has a good following and he is making his feelings known.
Heâs been doing the factual news segments for a few months now along with missing people. Iâve been pleasantly surprised at what heâs had to say. Somethings I havenât heard anywhere else, even SOTT.
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Kinda old news from end of May, but hadnât seen this posted anywhere. Thought this thread made the most sense. Apparently âthe dead are risingâ as Lake Meadâs water line is lowering.
Could the bodies found in Lake Mead be connected to the Chicago mob?
Seems like the kinda year that Jimmy Hoffa would found, right?
The old saying goes to those who donât get in line âYouâll be swimmingâ with the fishes seeâŠâ although the truth rises to the top (or lowered in this case)
Now hereâs a recent incident the other day:
Body found at Lake Mead by park rangers | Fox News
Later confirmed:
www.cbsnews.com
May not be super-natural but something is rising around Lake Mead it seems
Could the bodies found in Lake Mead be connected to the Chicago mob?
Seems like the kinda year that Jimmy Hoffa would found, right?
The old saying goes to those who donât get in line âYouâll be swimmingâ with the fishes seeâŠâ although the truth rises to the top (or lowered in this case)
Now hereâs a recent incident the other day:
Body found at Lake Mead by park rangers | Fox News
Later confirmed:
Body found in Lake Mead confirmed to be woman who went missing after falling off jet ski
Authorities received an emergency call about a man and woman falling off a jet ski. Neither had been wearing a life jacket.
www.cbsnews.com
May not be super-natural but something is rising around Lake Mead it seems
A follow-up but with a sad ending of a long-distance hiker Kenny Veach. He vanished on Nov. 10, 2014, on the outskirts of Las Vegas
Nevada in the Mojave Desert while exploring caves, Near Area 51. His experience indicated he was not not your ordinary casual hiker.
hiker.
Published October-2019 Occurrence Date November 10, 2014.
Desert hiker goes searching for mysterious cave, leaving more questions than answers.
M Cave and the Unexplained Disappearance of Kenny Veach â Nevada Magazine
| Experience Nevada
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âThat aint nothing. I am a long distance hiker. One time during one of my hikes out by Nellis Air Force Base, I found a hidden cave. The entrance to the cave was shaped like a perfect capital M. I always enter every cave I find, but as I began to enter this particular cave, my whole body began to vibrate. The closer I got to the cave entrance, the worse the vibrating became. Suddenly I became very scared and high-tailed it out of there. That was one of the strangest things that ever happened to me.â
In late 2014, these words were posted to a YouTube video titled âSon of an Area 51 Technician.â The man behind the screen was Las Vegas resident and avid hiker Kenny Veach, using the screenname snakebitmgee. Unbeknownst to him at the time, his comment would set in motion a series of events that would lead to one of Nevadaâs most puzzling urban legends.
Kennyâs comment sparked interest like wildfire. After posting his original comment, several YouTube users encouraged hiker Kenny to seek out the cave and enter again, this time documenting his hike, and providing evidence of his strange discovery. He obliged.
He set off to find the mysterious cave for a second time, armed with a 9-millimeter handgun and a video camera. Upon his return, he posted a video of his discoveries. Much to the dismay of those following his claims, he was unable to locate the cave, and his video didnât seem to reveal any clues to the mysterious M Cave he had discussed in his original comment.
His video was met with much criticism, and YouTube commenters both encouraged and provoked him to try for a third time to seek out the cave. Kenny again obliged, though one comment would stand out among all the others as an ominous foretelling.
It read, âNo! Do not go back there. If you find that cave entrance, donât go in, you wonât get out.â
PROPHECY
On Nov. 10, 2014, Kenny set off on his last hike. He told his family he was going for a âshort, overnight trip,â though he would never return. His disappearance would soon turn up on a Las Vegas news station, and the search was on.
Kenny was not new to desert hiking or spelunking. He claims to have hiked extensively in the area, even leaving several YouTube comments on the Area 51 video detailing his experience.
âI solo hike across mountain tops that most people wouldnât dare go. I have been in more caves than I can count. I play with rattlesnakes for fun. But this one particular cave was beyond anything I had ever encountered.â
In another comment, he added, âI have been doing this sort of thing for over 20years. I go where no one goes, and I never take anyone with me. I find skulls of all shapes and sizes, and occasionally I find really old animal traps. I hike over mountain top after mountain top and sleep on peaks under the stars. Sometimes I have to scale giant cliffs to get myself out of a jam, but I always make it back. Iâm beat up and tired, and my pack is almost always heavier than when I left. I had to be rescued only one time by a helicopter. I had blown out my left leg at the top of the mountain, and I only had a cup of water left to get me 20 miles back to my truck. It was also over 100 degrees out. So I have a very good safety record.â
Even with his impressive track record, Kenny was at a disadvantage to the elements. He was drunk with internet courage, searching for an elusive cave, in the Mojave Desertâone of the hottest and driest regions on the planet.
BREAKTHROUGH & BREAKDOWN
In the beginning of the âM Cave Hikeâ video Kenny posted before his disappearance, he is standing by an abandoned mine shaft, narrating some information about the cave heâs seeking out. It was there, that on Nov. 22, 2014, search and rescue volunteers found Kennyâs cell phone, indicating that he had, in fact, gone out searching for the cave again. An article at News 3 Las Vegas details, âWe found his cell phone close to a very vertical old mine shaft and we canât find another trail,â Red Rock Search & Rescue Commander Dave Cummings told News 3. âIt doesnât mean that heâs down the mine shaft, but we have tracked him as far as we can. We are having our other crews come in from the search areas.â
After his cell phone was found, the trail would unfortunately go cold. Kenny was never found, leading to much speculation on how he died. The mysterious circumstances of his death fueled the internet with conspiracy theories of every shape and color. Had Kenny fallen down a mineshaft? Had he discovered a hidden entrance to Area 51? Had he stumbled upon some great military secret? Was the cave connected to aliens? Or had he simply succumbed to the elements?
The trail ran cold for some time, until a woman claiming to be Kennyâs girlfriend posted the following comment on his âM Cave Hikeâ video:
âI am the girlfriend that Kenny spoke of in the video. There are so many posts. I had no idea until a friend let me know. So many people are wondering what happened and guessing different things. You are heart felt about the sadness around what has happened with Kenny. He has not been found and I feel that he probably will not be found for many, many months, if ever. I want to share what I know and feel about what happened, so that you might bring some closure and understanding in your own lives. Kenny absolutely loved hiking in the desert. It was his very, very favorite thing to do. We hiked and camped together all over the Nevada desertâŠsometimes 9 hours in a day. We found many abandoned mining towns, usually referred to as âghost townsâ by Nevada hikers. We explored many caves and mine shafts. We were always careful how we explored them, but Kenny was a bit more daring than I was. We wore snake guards, sun protected clothing, used walking sticks, brought enough water and food for the hiking hours and had extra water/food in the carâŠI want you to know that I do not think Kenny had an accident. I believe he committed suicide. He battled depression for many years and would not take medication or see a doctor. He quit his job a little more than a year before he disappearedâŠThe search for him was started within a couple days of my call. Over 30 search and rescue team members searched three different times on foot. One helicopter fly over was done and there was no trace of Kenny or any of his camping things. They found his car in the area I told them it would be. They did find his cell phone by the mine shaft in the video. The mine shaft was only about a 4-hour hike from his car. It is my feeling he left it behind so that he could not be tracked from the GPS in it. He also did not take his video camera with him on this solo hike. It was left in his home. So, he had no intention of filming anything.â
Even with his impressive track record, Kenny was at a disadvantage to the elements. He was drunk with internet courage, searching for an elusive cave, in the Mojave Desertâone of the hottest and driest regions on the planet.
She added:
âI share this with you for two reasons. First, so that you have more of an understanding who Kenny was and to bring some peace or understanding to the situation. Secondly, if any of you do decide to go out into our desert to look for him or the M Cave, be careful and bring enough water and food. Walking sticks are a good idea and not doing a solo hike. Bring a GPS and make sure that you have let family or friends know that you are heading out for the hike and where and when you will be returning. A search really canât be on a one day hike. You would be repeating much of the same hikeâŠ.just getting up the mountain and then be left with not many hours in the day to do the search. You would need 2 or 3 days at a time and in the summer, or even late spring, this can not be done because of the heat of our desert. You would not be able to carry enough water. So, please, please be careful. I had many wonderful experience with Kenny and will always remember them and have a place of love in my heart for him and the wonderful things we did together. I am healing from my loss and look forward to new experiences with desert hiking, camping and taking beautiful pictures of our desert. Enjoy your adventures of life and thank you for the kind loving comments sent my way.â
CLOSURE?
Was that it? Had the mystery of Kenny Veach been solved? Speculation abounds across internet circles. The story has been scrutinized and investigated time and time again, and so far no conclusion has been reached. Some venture to guess that Kenny had, in fact, taken his life, and the woman claiming to be his girlfriend was telling the truth. Others insist that Kenny had gone back and found M Cave again, discovering a dark and dangerous secret that lies within.
You decide.
Update on the M Cave entrance by EAMUP.
A Curious New Development at the M Cave of Kenny Veach
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Jedi
âI always enter every cave I find.â But why????!!!! He obviously didnât see the movie The Descent.
Poor guy, Iâm surprised he struggled with depression with how active he was. I hope they find him for his families sake. His girlfriend sounds like a really good person.
Poor guy, Iâm surprised he struggled with depression with how active he was. I hope they find him for his families sake. His girlfriend sounds like a really good person.
It appears that the making of this documentary was very difficult. Paulides says in the "background video" (see above post), that "it's like the forces of the world were against this movie coming out, and I don't say it lightly, I mean it seriously".
Sounds very familiar: "something" doesn't want these things to be researched, as we know from e.g. John Keel's experiences, and also many of us forumites have felt "hindrances" (becoming unnaturally tired, etc.) when trying to read and research UFO/paranormal related issues.
It's a heavy (but interesting) subject matter, so I'll end on a lighter note: Dave's dog "Huck" (in the video) is very cute and rather steals the show!
Sounds very familiar: "something" doesn't want these things to be researched, as we know from e.g. John Keel's experiences, and also many of us forumites have felt "hindrances" (becoming unnaturally tired, etc.) when trying to read and research UFO/paranormal related issues.
It's a heavy (but interesting) subject matter, so I'll end on a lighter note: Dave's dog "Huck" (in the video) is very cute and rather steals the show!
Yeah, and halfway between his son took his life. Without further words needed during this particular painful period of production, he then said covid came along, lockdowns et al. - indeed, "forces of the world."
Look forward to watching the whole of it.
Thanks Dave for all you do!
