"Each of these disappearances falls into a classification that fits a specific profile. Here are the associated P{rofile points:
• Canines Can't Find a Scent
• Professional Trackers Brought to the Scene Cannot find tracks
• If the person is located, they have no memory of the incident
• Either during the search or as the person is going missing, there is a weather event
• Victim is often found in an area previously searched
• The most common time to disappear is 4pm
• Victims are often found to have a disability or illness
• Victims often are located missing clothes or shoes
• If people are together, once they separate, something tends to happen
• People are often found in or near swamps, bogs, lakes, rivers and creeks
• Boulders and granite often play into the disappearance
• These disappearances tend to fall into geographical Clusters"
Dave Paulides will be allowed to film inside a national park for the first time for his next documentary. He has reached his funding goal on Kickstarter to make another Missing 411 documentary. I look forward to watching his new DVD.
