Missing 411

[Chim Chim]

Hmm, weird one, blood all over his hammock but it wasn’t tore up like it would be if something attacked him in it.  
 

Wonder if he was suicidal, I had a coworker who killed himself by slitting his throat one time.  Shocked us not only because he did it but the manner he choose as well.

[Redbone]

sorry to bump an old thread, but I found this video to be interesting and informative.

 

 

[socialBigfoot]

1 hour ago, Redbone said:

sorry to bump an old thread, but I found this video to be interesting and informative.

This is fascinating, and all the more so because The Lore Lodge is a former Paulides advocate.  Thanks for posting this. 

[norseman]

1 hour ago, Redbone said:

sorry to bump an old thread, but I found this video to be interesting and informative.

 

 

There are mistakes I have found for sure.

 

But there is some very weird cases. And there is a weird relationship with the government concerning some of these cases.

[RedHawk454]

I've had my suspicions about Paulides for years, especially since the skeleton of dennis martin was allegedly found by ginseng poachers back in the 80's.  I don't remember where I read it but a skeleton of a boy who would've been the size and age of dennis martin and in the vicinity of where he was taken was allegedly found by ginseng poachers sometime in the 80's who anonymously reported it to authorities. 

Edited 4 hours ago by RedHawk454

[MIB]

On 8/2/2025 at 12:36 PM, norseman said:

And there is a weird relationship with the government concerning some of these cases.

Is there?  Really?   Are you sure?   As-reported, true, however, I'm not sure that aspect of what is reported isn't fabricated for purposes of creating drama where none existed thus creating sales opportunity where none existed.     In other words, the notion of a gov't conspiracy is Paulides' conspiracy.   And others .. he's not the only one making a living on the appearance of solving a mystery that doesn't actually exist.   P.T. Barnum would be proud.

 

Those cases where I've talked to people who were involved in the search present things in a different manner than Paulides.   The loss of life is tragic but not particularly mysterious.