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

Found this interesting and a little spooky. This report is from North Carolina.

Jan. 27, 2019 - Boy, 3, lost in freezing forest for two days says a bear kept him safe (Video)
https://www.yahoo.com/news/boy-3-lost-freezing-forest-two-days-says-bear-kept-safe-230715952.html

A missing three-year-old boy who was found alive after enduring two days of heavy rain and freezing temperatures says it was a bear who kept him safe and warm.

Authorities from the FBI and US Marines professional search teams joined up with volunteers to search for Casey Hathaway when he vanished from outside his great-great grandmother Julie Toler’s house in North Carolina on Tuesday afternoon.

As his distressed family waited for updates, one of their neighbors out walking her dog heard a loud cry come from the bushes.

About 40 metres into the bushes, Casey was found crying and tangled in thorn bushes.

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Casey Hathaway spent two days lost in the woods in North Carolina. Image: Family Handout

He was rushed to hospital in a surprisingly good condition where he later told his family that it was a bear who had kept him safe for the past two days.

“He said he hung out with a bear for two days,” his relieved aunt Breanna Hathaway wrote in a Facebook post

“God sent him a friend to keep him safe. God is a good God. Miracles do happen.”

A GoFundMe page set up by the toddler’s grandmother at “the public’s request” reiterated the claim.
“This little one was lost in the woods for days in the freezing temperatures, rain, dark nights and wind,” the fundraising campaign reads.

“He told us that his best friend the bear was with him to keep him safe. Thanks to God’s mercy he came home to us alive and well.”

Apart from a few scrapes and bruises, the brave youngster is in good condition, doctors say. He keenly devoured some Cheetos and chicken nuggets while watching his favourite show, paw patrol.

“I’m just hoping there are no long term effects on him,” Ms Toler said.

“He’s a tough little fella.”

‘Not the first time it’s happened’

While the family admit that they’re not sure how accurate Casey’s version of events are, it is not the first time such a tale has made headlines.

In 1888, the New York Times reported a disappearance of a two-year-old girl, who claims that she had been found four kilometres away from in a deep valley where she had slept by a bear that kept her warm that night.

In 1955, Ida Mae Curtis, 2, went missing in Kootenai National Forrest in Montana.

After enduring two days of pouring rain, she was located. She explained, to the best of her ability, that she had been cuddled and comforted by a bear during her time away.


Rescued 3-year-old endured heavy rain, freezing temperatures alone in the woods: 'He's a survivor' (Video)
Rescued 3-year-old endured heavy rain, freezing temperatures alone in the woods: 'He's a survivor'

A 3-year-old boy found alive two days he went missing was "meant to survive" as he endured heavy rains and cold temperatures by himself in the woods, the local sheriff said.

"What he survived out there -- temperatures in the 20s, low 20s, the rain, the downpour that almost put our search on a standstill," Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes told ABC New Bern affiliate WCTI Friday morning. "This kid, he’s strong. He was meant to survive. He’s a survivor.”

Casey Hathaway was found Thursday night after he went missing Tuesday in wooded Craven County, North Carolina.

Casey is in good condition and resting, Dr. Nicole Check of the CarolinaEast Medical Center said Friday morning.

After days of desperate searches for the little boy, crews on Thursday night responded to a report of a child crying in the woods and found Casey "about 40 to 50 yards in the woods, tangled up," Hughes said.

Linda Fraker, who happened to be walking her dogs in the area where Casey would eventually be found, said she thought she heard crying and flagged down a deputy involved in the search.

"I just heard a small cry," Fraker told New Bern ABC affiliate WCTI. "It was really faint. I wasn't sure if it was a cry because they were searching for him and calling his name."

Casey was soaking wet but had his coat on, Hughes said, and "he wanted water -- and his mom." "He did say that he had a friend in the woods that was a bear," the sheriff added.
 
Found this interesting and a little spooky. This report is from North Carolina.

Jan. 27, 2019 - Boy, 3, lost in freezing forest for two days says a bear kept him safe (Video)
https://www.yahoo.com/news/boy-3-lost-freezing-forest-two-days-says-bear-kept-safe-230715952.html

Yes a very curious case with a lot of strange details. Including that he was tangled in thorny bushes when he was found. Having been found in a place where a lot of people went through previously. The very cold and wet weather in which he supposedly survived 3 days (including two nights). The story of the boy about the bear that kept him safe that he told numerous people including the rescue team and his family. The statement by Sheriff Chip Hughes, the head of the search effort, who said that the boy "did say he had a friend in the woods that was a bear, that was with him for two years". Maybe the Sheriff misspoke and meant two days? If not, was the boy in contact with "his friend in the woods" for two years, before he went missing last week? A report by the same Sheriff says that they had a lot of reports from people about a baby crying in the woods. Suggesting that the child was carried around or moved around a lot in the woods? The Sheriff also said that the "boy was being cared for" since he saw no other explanation for the case. Sheriff also said that the kid didn't stay at one place but "moved around".

Maybe it was bigfoot and the boy mistook it for a bear? Or it was a combination of this and other factors? Or maybe the boys "bear" is a screen-memory for something else?

Added: It would be curios to know how exactly his clothes looked like including his shoes when he was found. According to the Sheriff, he was undercooled and dehydrated when he was found with small frost bites. He also said that the idea that "he was in a building or a vehicle during that time" is out of question, do to the facts of the case.
 
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🦶 Another Foot Washes Up On The Pacific Shoreline


Canadian authorities on Monday said that they were unable to identify the person whose foot was found last year in a blue sock and a gray Nike sneaker that washed up on the Vancouver shoreline.

The foot, which was discovered in September 2018, is the 15th time in just over a decade that a human foot was discovered on the British Columbia shoreline. More than half of those feet were determined to have belonged to people who either died by accident or committed suicide, while the remaining third remain unidentified, according to the B.C. Coroners Service.

Andy Watson, spokesperson for the coroner's service, said the agency is "turning to the public for help" after exhausting all "of the available information" that was found at the scene, CBC reported. He insisted that the bizarre trend is not linked to "any sort of suspicious circumstance" and isn't "cause for panic."

From article by FOX News


🦶 Puget Sound (WA) Antonio Neill (22), disappeared in 2016


A human foot found inside a boot that washed up on an island off of Washington state last month belonged to a man missing since 2016, authorities said Tuesday.

Antonio Neill, who was 22 years old at the time of his disappearance, is now presumed dead, Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office said. The cause of death has yet to be determined as investigators continue to search the area where the remains were discovered.

Beachgoers discovered the foot on New Year’s Day while walking along Jetty Island, located 30 miles north of Seattle in the Puget Sound, KOMO News reported. The foot appeared to have been in the water for a long time before washing ashore, according to the station.

Neill’s family reported him missing on Dec. 12, 2016. He had just gone with his mother to get a new driver's license because his wallet and car had been stolen, Q13 FOX reported. At the time, Neill was described as homeless with a history of depression.

From article by FOX News
 
Thinkerthunker is also questioning the official story that "god sent an angelic bear" to save the kid and asked some questions, among others:

  • bears are hibernating during this time
  • there are no known stories that bears saved humans
  • official story of "angelic bear" is not questioned, but imagine someone suggested that it was a bigfoot, nobody would have believed it
  • kid was found in an area that was already searched and the boy didn't cry out


And from a recent Sott article:

While the kid has no reason to make up such a story, what's interesting is that temperatures dipped into the 20's - well below freezing - suggesting that something most definitely helped him to survive in the vast wilderness. According to the family, the boy is medically fine, showing no serious signs of exposure.
 
There's one thing about the toddler's case that caught my attention:
He was found in a thorny bush. Could it be a berry bush?

Gooseberries have barb-like thorns...

As his distressed family waited for updates, one of their neighbors out walking her dog heard a loud cry come from the bushes.
About 40 metres into the bushes, Casey was found crying and tangled in thorn bushes.
Excerpt from Missing 411 by David Paulides

(Perceval) The other thing about the Missing 411 book is that the I was wondering what the...

(Andromeda) Yeah, what's the connection with berries? They're either near berry bushes, or picking berries, or they reappear with berries.

(Galatea) Why berries?

A: Convenient markers for TDARM type technology due to sound frequency.

Q: (L) Sound frequency of the word "berries"?

A: Yes.

Excerpt from:https://cassiopaea.org/forum/threads/Vibrational-frequency-of-words-numerology.25293/page-2#post-561676
 
"Normal" or Paranormal?

Sudden disappearance of hundreds of homeless people from Salt Lake City
March 23, 2019 by IWB

So, I live in Utah, and know some homeless people… well former homeless. They have since gotten housing. A couple told me that there was some seriously strange stuff going on in regards to the homeless; and I started to do some digging. They weren’t kidding.

Apparently, in the past year, a large number (hundreds it seems) of seemingly random homeless people are vanishing off the face of the earth. Talking with some people in regards to this, the story always seems to be the same. One day, the person is there, the next they’re simply gone. It seems to be happening at random too, with no specific rhyme or reason to it.

Here’s some articles and videos on the subject:

www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/sep/22/salt-lake-city-homeless-people-missing

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4912930/The-homeless-Salt-Lake-City-vanishing.html

Salt Lake City Police: Hundreds Of Homeless People Have Disappeared Into Thin Air

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newspunch.com/salt-lake-city-homeless/ Note: the man in the top photo of this, is one of the men who have gone missing. He walked away from his spot to get cigarettes, leaving his dog with his best friend… and simply never came back. The dog was his life and he went everywhere with him, and wouldn’t just suddenly leave. [This was from a 2017 article.]

This one poses a theory as to what’s going on:

newstarget.com/2017-10-17-breaking-is-someone-exterminating-all-the-homeless-people-in-salt-lake-city-theyve-vanished-without-a-trace.html

Police claim that they’re investigating it, but no real move is being made to put serious work into this. It’s like they don’t really care, so long as these people vanish. Now, there could be a simple, easy explanation to it… but personally I have to wonder.

One man I spoke with about this noted that the same thing happened prior to the winter olympics back in 2002. Back then, the vanishings seemed tied to the olympics bid, and then slowly petered off after the olympics were held in the city. Salt Lake is in the running for the 2030 Olympics… and the disappearances are happening again. Coincidence?

Sudden disappearance of hundreds of homeless people from Salt Lake City – Investment Watch
Just as people can disappear in the fog of war, can same be true of fog of poverty?
 
The phenomena of people disappearing and how it is addressed in narrative serves as a cautionary 'see what happens outside the safety of your designated urban zones' lore, that is meant to scare people from splintering from society and 'returning to the land'.

So, discontent and abandoning the urban, modern life and living off the land, is frequently occuring - usually in failure - and as being in the 'land of the free' there are no laws that bind anyone to live in the populated areas, and abide by the formalities of bureaucratic rule. So, they can't round up homeless, squatters, and drop-out types, they have to persuade them from even thinking of splintering from society.

So, lores are created to instill fear of breaking away from society, without having to address that enough people want to abandon the conditions of modern bureaucratic rule and return to the land. And so it is another layer of control to discourage splintering. and environmental impact from non-bureaucratic authorized development.

And it is enshrouded in mystery so that the truth of the fact that people are in national parks, unauthorized areas ect. attempting to break away, is not addressed. And if such splintering were to reach crisis proportions, they already have in place 'a mystery' that would serve as cover when they round up the 'outlaws' and 'disappear' them.
 
I listened to part 1 of Rich Dolan's interview with Frank Feschino, who wrote a book on the Flatwoods monster case. That's interesting in and of itself, but what stood out for me was something else he said. While the Flatwoods encounter was going on, a fighter jet went missing down in Florida. Feschino thinks it was related (that the jet was scrambled to shoot down a UFO, and was essentially taken out by it). But as background to the incident, he did a ton of research into disappearing and crashed military jets. I don't have his book, but found this on his website:

FIGHTERS LOST OVER THE UNITED STATES

VANISHED.1951, April 8. An F-94 jet "disappeared" from McChord AFB, Washington, while en route to Hamilton Field, California.

VANISHED. 1952, Feb. 19. In Florida, a Tyndall AFB jet fighter and two man crew "disappeared while on a routine training flight." The 2-man crew "vanished in an F-94 jet fighter plane."

VANISHED. 1952, July 25. In the Miami, Florida area, "more than 100 planes joined ground crew forces...in a search for a missing Marine Corps fighter jet and its pilot."

COMBAT VETERAN KILLED. 1952, August 8. Captain Gay, Jr., a USAF Korean War jet fighter veteran was killed in an "unexplained crash of an F-94 all-weather jet fighter...when it plunged into Vineyard Sound," near Falmouth , Massachusetts. It was reported that, "an Otis Air Force spokesperson said Captain Gay was believed to have been trapped in the cockpit of his plane when it crashed." The Times reported that the fighter pilot had "completed 105 combat missions in Korea and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three Oak clusters."

COMBAT VETERAN KILLED. 1952, Sept. 2. 1st Lt. J. Burke, Jr., a Westover AFB fighter pilot was killed at Ludlow Center, Mass. located about "five miles east of the field." It was reported that Burke was, "a veteran of 100 combat missions in Korea." Westover AFB "officials said the cause of the crash had not been determined."

COMBAT VETERAN KILLED. 1952, Oct. 31. Lt. E. Bernard. "PILOT KILLED IN CRASH WAS KOREA HERO" A Navy fighter pilot and "veteran of thirty-two missions in Korea, " was "killed in a crash in Pennsylvania...had recently returned from the Far East. He received the "Distinguished Flying Cross" as well as an "Air Medal with six clusters."

VANISHED. 1952, Nov.10. Off the coast of Florida, near Key West, "a Navy Hellcat fighter plane disappeared on a flight over the sea."

VANISHED. 1953, April 10. At Niagara Falls, NY, "a far flung search continued for an Air Force pilot missing in his fighter plane."

ONE VANISHED and 3 CRASHED.
1953, Jan.31. Over Madison Wisconsin, "four Truax Field F-86 Sabre Jets attempted to land but were forced to bail out." The USAF reported that, "three jets crashed" and "one disappeared."

VANISHED. 1953, July 11. During joint war training exercises between Canada and America, "an accident marred the maneuver at San Francisco. Shortly after interceptors took off to the air, a radar controlled jet with two persons aboard was reported missing over San Pablo Bay."

VANISHED. 1954, April 5. Col. Councill, a fighter pilot who "flew 130 combat missions in World War II," vanished in a F-80 fighter jet. The USAF reported that he "disappeared shortly after take off" over Long Island, NY. The plane had "three hours of fuel aboard." Council held a
cross country jet speed record in 1946.

VANISHED. 1954, Nov.4. Over the Atlantic Ocean about 46-miles east of Cherry Point, NC, officials reported that "a Marine Corps Sky Knight jet," which was searching for a "missing jet while on a tactical mission...was reported missing."

CRASH. 1954, Nov.29. "JET PILOT KILLED IN CRASH. An Air Force pilot who took to the air in an F-86D to track down an unidentified plane was killed last night when his plane exploded while returning for a landing." The pilot was based at O'Hare Airport, Chicago, home of the 4706th Defense wing.

VANISHED. 1955, Sept. 25. The USAF reported that "a widespread search was under way...for 3 Langley AFB jets whose F-84F Thunderstreak jet pilots were reported missing 12 hours after a wing-mate was killed." Two jets vanished over Chesapeake Bay, and one vanished on a "routine navigational mission over the northeastern section of Maine."

COMBAT VETERAN KILLED. 1955, July 27. "WORLD WAR II ACE DIES." Lt. Col. Winifield Brown, was killed, "when his jet fighter crashed and burned just short of the runway at Stewart Field. The USAF reported that "Brown came in under power for an EMERGENCY landing." The fighter pilot downed five Nazi planes during the war.

UNKNOWN. 1956, March 4. The USAF reported that "two F-89 jet interceptors and the four men they carried," were "believed to have crashed" in the area of "White mountain in the Cascades."

...And finally reader, in what should be "coal to Newcastle" at this point...

"4 JETS CRASH IN FORMATION DIVE KILLING PILOTS IN GEORGIA MYSTERY." 1953 Dec., 5. Lawrenceville, GA. Four ANG F-84 Thunderjets enroute from Miami, FL to Dobbins AFB, Marietta, Georgia, "fell from about 11, 500 feet. One of the Thunderjets struck and demolished a small unoccupied house. The three others crashed nearby...there was no indication that the planes were in collision before striking the ground." The USAF also reported, "The formation was starting its descent from 27,000 feet and would report again at 11,500 feet, but the fliers were not heard from again." In closing, "Officials at Dobbins Base said all the men were experienced jet pilots and they knew of no reasons for the crashes."

This is only the tip of the iceberg! There are many, many more folks.

For reference, Feschino's books:


And the interview:

 
And the interview:


I'm definitely going to have to view these vids as I grew up in West Virginia during the time of not only the Braxton Co monster but Mothman as well. BTW - the official declaration was that the monster was - wait for it - an owl!!!

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Yeah sure - that's an owl - NOT!

Really ... just a case of overactive imagination!

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:whistle: (whistling the X-files them - ha!)
 
So WOW! Talk about your major coverup! I would never have imagined in a million years that what has been marginalized into being just folklore was, in fact, a significant military/ufo confrontation that seemingly could have literally exploded into a major attack on the US! It would seem that the two ufos that diverted off in the direction of Wright-Patterson AFB and Oak Ridge National Lab did so with retaliation in mind, but must have been called off by their superiors, or so it seems. Also startling is the fact that as of Sept. 1952, our fighter jets were equipped with onboard computers and rockets that could hone-in on targets similar to heat-seeking missiles! Proved to be quite starling to the incoming ufos as well!

Feschino said in the first interview how many military pilots/radiomen had been lost/vanished and it was a significant number. I think it was mentioned that Russia had also adopted a policy of shooting down ufos but were losing so many men and planes that they quit doing it. I have to wonder if the fate of these men is the same as previously discussed in another thread regarding a more infamous disappearance of military pilots in which the Cs indicated that the planes were in a sort of time freeze and an infinite state of existence - forever flying without ever actually going anywhere! As bad as that is, certainly preferable to what could/has happened to these men at the 'hands' of these entities!

Thanks for posting the info AI - mindblowing!
 
I listened to part 1 of Rich Dolan's interview with Frank Feschino, who wrote a book on the Flatwoods monster case. That's interesting in and of itself, but what stood out for me was something else he said. While the Flatwoods encounter was going on, a fighter jet went missing down in Florida. Feschino thinks it was related (that the jet was scrambled to shoot down a UFO, and was essentially taken out by it). But as background to the incident, he did a ton of research into disappearing and crashed military jets. I don't have his book, but found this on his website:

Flatwoods Monster -- Home

Thanks for that post, Approaching Infinity. That was really interesting to me since I was born in WV near Charleston, WV which is the capital and is not that far from Flatwoods.

I travel past Flatwoods every year for a family reunion and have stopped at the shopping center/outlet area pictured in the video.

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I'm definitely going to have to view these vids as I grew up in West Virginia during the time of not only the Braxton Co monster but Mothman as well. BTW - the official declaration was that the monster was - wait for it - an owl!!!

It gets ones attention when the background of the story takes place in a familiar place and realizing JEEP grew up in that area was a surprise too. My brother-in-law was from Point Pleasant, WV and was more or less a local high school teenager contributor to the Mothman folk lore/hysteria factor by intentionally treating it as a hoax. I think the Mothman incident was more than a hoax personally since the Cs describe the Mothman as a "window faller".

The detail and research this author has done is impressive and the link to the other states sightings and attempted shoot-downs makes the story much more credible.
 
Thanks for that post, Approaching Infinity. That was really interesting to me since I was born in WV near Charleston, WV which is the capital and is not that far from Flatwoods.
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My brother-in-law was from Point Pleasant, WV
I was born in Charleston, WV, as were both my parents. I grew up on the west side / Pine St. hill. My family moved to Dunbar, a suburb adjacent to north Charleston, when I was 15, but moved back when I married at age 20. Still have family not only in Charleston and surrounding areas, but relatives in Point Pleasant (on my mother's side) as well. Drove across the Silver Bridge several times the summer of 1967, with cousins in a car with electric roll-up windows. I thought of them in that car when I heard of the bridge collapse. Fortunately, none of my relatives were on the bridge. For whatever reason, I wasn't really made aware of any of the Mothman occurances thru family - only some accounts in the paper and that on two occasions, someone thought they'd seen some kind of bird creature along a stretch of highway close to St. Albans, another town adjacent to South Charleston. When I read John Keel's book on the subject, I was flabbergasted - I had no idea that such an involved paranormal situation had taken place. Later on, I became friends with a woman from Pomeroy, OH, who said her female cousin was one of the people who had a Mothman encounter. Small world.

Never been to Flatwoods, but stayed in Gassaway for a week with a cousin and been to Sutton and Sutton Lake many times. West Virginia is indeed Wild and Wonderful - so much natural beauty but apparently, a hotbed for strange and unexplained activity as well. I believe Keel said the native Americans tended to avoid the area as much as possible because of this. Tramped around in the woods near my childhood home all the time - nothing unusual (thankfully) ever happened.
 
Never been to Flatwoods, but stayed in Gassaway for a week with a cousin and been to Sutton and Sutton Lake many times. West Virginia is indeed Wild and Wonderful - so much natural beauty but apparently, a hotbed for strange and unexplained activity as well. I believe Keel said the native Americans tended to avoid the area as much as possible because of this. Tramped around in the woods around my childhood home all the time - nothing unusual (thankfully) ever happened.

I very familiar with all the places you mentioned (even Pomeroy, OH). Some of my cousins live in Marmet which is next to Dunbar. I was born in Montgomery hospital and we lived in a very small town, Smithers. I didn't know that the native Americans avoided some of those areas so that's interesting to know. Ohio which is where we moved to after I was 3 was also kind of similar for strange areas I think (like Serpent Mound). Maybe that is why I have an interest in some of these more "esoteric" topics.

Thanks for sharing, JEEP.
 

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