David Paulides: A new mysterious phenomenon

[Magical Realist]

"Former law enforcement officer David Paulides joined Coast to Coast with host George Knapp to discuss the topic of his multiple books, which is mysterious disappearances, which as we are informed, have increased over the last three years. Paulides has documented over 1400 cases that fit a certain criteria, which previously included clusters of vanishing people from National Parks and the refusal of authorities to investigate or help him in his investigations.

Children disappearing from right under their parents noses, later found in areas described as "inaccessible," with no explanation as to how those children ended up there. Clothing found. sometimes neatly folded. Bodies discovered in locations that had already been searched a dozen times, even one instance where the body suddenly appeared on the very trail that searchers used to access other locations to search.

In this interview Paulides describes newer cases within the US and in other countries and describes "chilling new patterns" discovered.

Commonalities include but are not limited to; A number of those found alive being mentally handicapped therefore unable to detail what had happened or where they had been; Other interesting details include the strange recounts of children describing "creatures," considered by many to be just a child's imagination, yet many of the children described these creatures in exactly the same manner.

(Recommended - "Little Creatures - The Gates Of Hell Are Opening" - NOTE - Adult reading, not for children)

Another very strange coincidence in many cases, is the inordinate amount of people, experienced hikers, sportsman, who were discovered in freezing temperatures but without shoes... specific cases are spoken about in this interview below.

Via Coast to Coast:

Over the course of the evening, Paulides shared a number of baffling disappearance cases that he has amassed via his research. One such story centered around a British man named Jonathan Myles Robinson who was vacationing in a small, isolated community in Switzerland which is only accessible by a railway system that shuts down at midnight. Paulides recounted how Robinson seemingly vanished at around 3 AM while walking to his hotel one night. Despite an exhaustive search of the area, the man's dead body was not discovered until five days later when searchers spied it at the bottom of a cliff in a nearby town. Eerily, cell phone records indicate that Robinson likely fell to his death shortly after 3 AM on the night he disappeared and, Paulides stressed, "there was no way" he could have traveled the distance to where his body was found.

The second video below is the original from the ANP article from August 2014 "People Vanishing In Clusters, Unexplained - What's Happening?"

Were these people "snatched" as described below and if so, by who or what? Is this some type of "harvest" as Knapp mentions, that has been going on since the 1700s?

Make sure you have time to listen to this fascinating interview because once started, it is almost impossible not to listen to it all.

The portion about chilling new details in introduced at approximately the 36:30 minute mark and continues indepth at the 45:18 minute mark."===http://allnewspipeline.com/Chilling_new_...ishing.php

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Any sudden immediacy of some disappearances and their eccentric relocations doesn't seem to appear often in discussions of Paulides' work. Thus there's usually dismissal of a mystery via the common observation across history that a diverse array of people-types do continually get lost or vanish in wilderness, remote rural areas, and complicated terrains (especially children).

One park ranger notes that there are rogue "wild men" living in the Smokey Mountains. Curiously, there's no mention either way of found children and adults (living or dead) showing signs of physical/sexual abuse, which would at least be good indication of human mischief and malevolence (somewhat of the "Deliverance" ilk) being involved.

Despite the nature of Paulides' earlier job backgrounds, his creation of NABS and published investigations of Bigfoot can, of course, automatically trigger incredulity about his current interest among those with hypersensitivity and allergic reactions to extraordinary interpretations drawn from what they view as unfortunate yet mundane news accounts.

At any rate, if there really was "funny stuff" transpiring on grand scales, it probably could prosper for awhile under the applicable establishment's radar, requiring an outsider or an "improperly equipped with blinders" internal employee to start a snowball rolling.

"Our group consists of veteran law enforcement officers, the assertion that NPS [National Park Service] doesn’t keep track of missing people inside their system is mind boggling. Every major law enforcement agency has a website with missing people on their site, NPS does not. Understand, it only takes a clipboard with graphing paper to keep track of missing people in a park, a laptop could track an entire systems missing people.

We inquired about NPS putting a list together for missing people in Yosemite National Park. The NPS stated that they would charge our group $34,000 to develop and distribute the list to us and $1.4 million for a list of all missing in their system.

One of the members of our group was a former director of a state’s investigative law enforcement bureau, he stated that the NPS is not that stupid, they must be concealing the information. The result of our work was the finding of 28 clusters of missing people in rural areas across North America, this was an astounding find, and not expected." http://www.defrostingcoldcases.com/missing-411/