The Intellectual Disappearance Problem: Potential Missing 411 Cases

Across the channel we have covered many

disappearance

s that seem to occur under unusual circumstances and often these people leave no trace behind. If you follow David Politis and the

missing

1/1 series, you know that he talks about a subset of people specifically those who have a high degree of intelligence, although I can't speak to the validity of his findings. I thought it would be interesting to put this to the test and see if I could find and take a look at scientists who have gone

missing

under strange circumstances. All of the

disappearance

s you will learn about in this video occurred in various locations around the world in rural and wild areas now before Getting into the matter I want to clarify that I don't know if any of these

cases

have been previously reported by David or other researchers or if there is any video about these people, but in my opinion they fit the form that is missing in the profile points in a way that you see and there was a language barrier to overcome in the wake of the disappearances.

Which is always worth keeping in mind, all the links to the references will be available in the description below, so check it out if you want to read more after the video. That said, all of these disappearances occurred under unusual circumstances. All the findings. they were just very strange and maybe even suspicious in some

cases

finding footprints that led to nothing being missing for a period of time before being found in an already searched area and maybe even outright lies being told you can be the judge Now let's explore the first disappearance and to do that we are going to have to go back in time to 1980, China, from a very young age, Peng JAMA reboots have a brilliant mind, it seems that Pang was an individual who had an innate ability to absorb information complex. and he was able to process and reach an understanding in a way that many cannot.

Peng was born in 1925 in the Chinese province of Guangdong and from a very young age he was fascinated with everything related to biology. Peng loved life and wanted to understand the deepest complexities of it. He fell in love with researching flora and fauna. Peng joined the Central University of China, known today as Nanjing University; he graduated in 1947 and was almost immediately offered a position at the Shanghai Institute of Biochemistry, presumably because he had already shown so much passion. and knowledge on the subject, the Chinese Academy of Sciences also liked the pang and skills with soybeans have been indispensable and would make him join and lead several expeditions to Shinjang, which is located in northwest China.

However, Payne's life was not all about success. and he faced some difficulties in 1957, he was diagnosed with a malignant tumor which he suffered from for quite some time, but fortunately in the end his treatment was successful and he made a full recovery in Shanghai. As the years passed, it became clear that the anguish had not gone away. Not only did he have an intelligent mind, but he also became a competent outdoorsman as a result of all the time he spent on these expeditions, hiking, camping, and having to use general survival skills. In 1980, the Chinese Academy of Sciences once again approached Peng.

He led an expedition and at that time no one knew that this would be a painful final journey. The 55-year-old biochemist was quoted as saying: I have a strong desire to explore frontiers. I have the courage to open a path in nature. This expedition would see Pang leading a team into the expanse of the Lochner Desert located in the Shing Jiang region, as you can imagine, this was a largely uninhabitable area with a mostly infertile landscape consisting of sand dunes and an assault-encrusted basin where Lake Turin once resided at this time. Peng was the vice president of the Shinjang branch of the Academy and this trip appears to lead a team of chemists, geologists, biologists and archaeologists in the summer of 1980.

Tang's role on this trip was to measure the amount of potassium in this potassium-rich area. minerals. I'm not entirely sure why this was the case or what the goals were before his disappearance. He also managed to discover a dozen new wild species, although it's unclear what they were just for some context. Lautner is about 2,500 feet above sea level and covers an area of ​​about one thousand one hundred and sixty square miles, the path the team was traveling on was easy to climb at first, but within days of traveling, it quickly became sand dunes and uneven gravel, the group began to run out of supplies despite the only major route.

The concern was water, but Peng was determined to continue five days after Peng made the decision to continue on June 17, 1980. Peng left a note in his tent telling his teammates that he went to get some water. water, but that he would never return when he found out. Senior officials in Beijing and the central government were said to be very frustrated. In fact, I can imagine that being loyal to the Beijing government structure is very top-heavy and there is a culture of punishing the messenger, so people hate being the deliverers. bad news, as was the case here with Peng, there are a whole range of factors for this behavior, but what made you want to is that the ruling party there hates being embarrassed both on the world stage and internally and hates letting others know about it . misfortune or failure that they considered to be upon learning of Peng's disappearance, they launched a large-scale search operation with heavy military involvement and oversights, as well as making the investigation highly visible to the public so that their people would know that they were Throwing their resources into Feeling pain, the military put boots on the ground at the location of the group's camps and established supply lines so that the search could be concentrated for some time, when searches on the ground proved fruitless in more than ten military planes and helicopters when they were sent flying. over the area, but Peng could not be located, six police officers who were part of a specialized search dog unit were brought in, but they were also unable to find the payment.

It is unclear how long the search continued, but at some point it was called off and a second investigation began in November 1980, but as far as I can tell, the search was also fruitless. I did a little more research on this case and actually found something that seemed very unusual to me that was reported by the Arlington Heights Daily Herald. of Chicago suburbs on October 16, 1981 reported that this Chinese radio and television broadcast extensive reports on Thursday saying that Peng died while searching for water to save transportation costs for this state. Peng began to fetch water for himself at a temperature of between 120 and 150 degrees.

On June 17, after conducting large-scale searches in the area, authorities in Xinjiang province found footprints, his sugar and science ration coupons, he sat at a point six miles northeast of where he was seen by last time, it is concluded that Peng got lost and then sat there bewildered. in the ground and was finally buried by strong winds that blew sand that to me sounds very strange paying he traveled six miles when searching for water he was clearly failing didn't he think about turning back also it sounds to me like they found his final position when his The footprint seemed to lead to a place where he sat and the footprints went no further.

Surely an excavation at or near that location would have uncovered his body if it had been there. The reports also seem very inconsistent to me, the Chinese press reports that we are saying that they believe the sun had buried him but they could still see his footprints, sugar ration coupons and the place where he sat something doesn't add up at all, how may have been buried, but not the Russians, footprints and signs of sitting. What happened to Pang here is worth mentioning that the Chinese public found this disappearance very strange and did not let it go.

It seems to me that because it was highly publicized and everyone knew about it, rumors began to arise around Pang. On October 12, 1980, the Pneuma Son reported that the expedition's base camp was in the Lochner area, a nearly dry salt lake and reportedly a site of secret Chinese testing. Letters cited in the Hong Kong newspaper speculated that US intelligence may have been involved. In the midst of the disappearance, it is worth mentioning that the ruling party in China blames the United States for things, so I guess this accusation is not too surprising or there is something more to the accusations on the same day that the Joplin Globe reported this in the Hong Kong newspaper.

He cited well-known scientists such as st. Peng Jia mo was seen on September 14 at a restaurant in Washington. One man reportedly denied being Peng and quickly left. The newspaper said Peng was seen by friends, including Denty Fan, son of Deng Xiaoping, one of several Chinese vice premiers, the newspaper cited letters from two visiting Chinese scholars, including one who had known Pang for 30 years, said he acknowledged at the restaurant and later told Chinese authorities about the meeting that went to places he didn't expect and that they were left with some things to unpack before that. Although it is important to clarify that the official position of the Chinese authorities was that Peng had been buried in the sun there, first of all, I can find no hard evidence that Peng was in Washington on September 14 nor can I find any evidence or mention of he. being involved with the US although that doesn't mean he wasn't, I just can't find any evidence to indicate he was, it seems to me that one of two things could have happened here and I make no accusations that he was defecting somehow or planning to defect to the US and the Chinese authorities were surprised and took him out of the camp, everyone who paid went out to get water and something happened to him while he was doing it, the fact that there was a lot of talk about Peng and He held a high position in the Academy and was literally leading an expedition doesn't scream to me that he was a deserter.

I think his actions somewhat contradict that statement at least, but of course we can never know for sure that what may have happened here is because the people of China wanted answers regarding his disappearance. It's not impossible that the defection story was made up to change people's perception of Peng and make them dislike him because the authorities weren't completely sure what had happened and couldn't. I can't think of anything that would appease the public, of course, I want to make it completely clear that those two scenarios are speculation and we have absolutely no idea what happened to Peng or where he ended up, but his disappearance was certainly unusual, to say the least. least.

A big

problem

when it comes to the ruling party in China is that it is incredibly difficult to determine what is really going on because they are incredibly secretive and difficult to trust. However, I want to make it clear that I am talking specifically about the ruling party. and not China in general nor the Chinese people in any case I would like to hear your opinion on this what happened to Peng Jia mo now at this point let's travel to Germany 1994 the priests ernst nur was not really German but was born in Austria and similar to Peng They were fascinated with biology from an early age, specifically Ernst was interested in flies and Hymenoptera, which if I have pronounced correctly, is a large order of insects made up of sawflies, wasps, bees and ants to date.

We know of over 150,000 species that fit within this order, unfortunately not much is known about Burns' daily life, but what we do know is that he attended a secondary school in Klagenfurt, from what I can gather, Ernst excelled in school and after graduating he went straight. Professors at the University of Vienna saw something in Ernst and Forest's thesis. He was mentored by some of the best minds at the Zoological Institute and in 1959 he would be known as Dr. Prisoner earning his PhD. Ernst was no ordinary scientist who actually ended up becoming a pioneer in the field of pheromones.

It's silly, but nowadays you have to be very careful with the way things are described on YouTube. so let's say that in terms of insects, pheromones are chemicals that are secreted or excreted and trigger a social response, they annoy birds and bees, if you understand what I mean, Ernst was a leader in the field when it came to his understanding of this area and published many works that are still cited today in 1983 Ernst received an award for his research in the field of pheromones and would be the driving force in the study of synthetically produced pheromones which he actually used to attract and discovering new species the likes of which had never been seen before it was clear that Ernst had found his niche and it is probably fair to say that he was one of the most knowledgeable people on the planet on the subject.

This brings us to July 1994, when Ernst traveled to the mountains of the Bavarian Alps to check out some of his insect traps - this is one he would never return from, although he didn't.he just stopped coming back, somehow he managed to disappear without a trace and it's been almost 26 years since that time and no sign of him has ever been found. Ernst's colleagues from the Institute of Behavioral Physiology in Sweden stated this as stated by our member, Dr. Priest Ernst Nur was in the German Alps on July 19 and 20, 1994 on a routine inspection tour of his pheromone traps.

Buzzi has not returned despite multiple searches by the mountain rescue team and his colleagues, it can only be assumed that he suffered a fatal accident. he goes to the afflicted, especially his wife, on October 1, 1994, Mellen RG newspaper reported that we received news that dr. Ernst Priest nur has been missing in the Bavarian Alps since mid-July this year, he is still missing and intensive searches with mountain rescue helicopters and dog squads have to this day never been successful. The 60-year-old man who was researching insects got lost in the mountains. More than 200 rescuers were already there in the German Alps, but the Institute where Dr.

The Pristina works hope that hikers and mushroom hunters who may have seen Ernst will come forward with new information, unfortunately that's where the paper trail ends as far as I can tell, and I couldn't find any further mention of him, however, It would have been interesting to know if Ernst had actually reached for his bug traps, the reports never indicate whether it appeared that he had tampered with them, although that might not have been clear as he could have reset them or left them in place if they had still not been successful. So ultimately we have no idea if he arrived at his destination or if something had happened to him on the way there or on the way back.

There was no evidence of foul play or animal predation and it does not appear that Ernst had any enemies during At the time of the search, the dogs never caught Ernst Sense and the helicopters never saw any indication of where he might have gone. It is also important to clarify that Burns was walking up the mountain and was not climbing or doing anything particularly dangerous at the time. simply getting lost having accidents or both It is worth mentioning that Ernst knew this mountain well and had been conducting research there for a long time and had made many trips to its traps before, as his companions said that this was nothing more than a trip of routine for Ernst his A colleague showed surprise when he disappeared and the only thing that occurred to everyone was that he must have faced some kind of accident in this case.

I was quite surprised that the dogs never found the scent of it at any point because as I mentioned in my previous video, they have assets. a successful find rating of around 75 percent, first he was still in the area, you would think the dogs would have been able to follow his scent or at least show interest somewhere in the area, but they didn't, this raises the question. question: Is he even still in the area and if not, where did he go? As said, even 26 years later, no trace of Ernst has now been found. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any more information or even a follow-up on Ernst, so let's move on to the next disappearance, and for this one, fast forward to more recent times before he disappeared.

Natalie Christopher was a researcher at the European University of Cyprus in Nicosia. Natalie was a person who loved to inspire others and she was very passionate. About her work In her own words, she worked to develop our understanding of the evolution of galaxies by fitting models to data collected from telescopes and satellites. She had plans to teach astronomy to other people and was going to visit schools in the hope of inspiring children. Natalie also had a passion for running and had been doing this frequently since she was 12 years old. She said that in addition to studying the beautiful universe we live in, I love running.

In fact, I don't think I can survive without running. She initially discovered inspiration from her sports teacher when she was 12 years old and said that this teacher changed her life for the better. Natalie was a very fit person and said she had many wonderful memories of representing the athletics teams, but that Durham University and Oxford University during her studies would offer her to compete in the hundred metres, 200 meters and 100 meters with fences. This brings us to August 5, 2019 when Natalie, now 35 years old, disappeared. Natalie was an astrophysicist and educated at Oxford, which is very highly regarded astrophysics is a branch of astronomy that uses the principles of physics and chemistry, so it is in the nature of astronomical objects, unlike Astronomy in general, this field is not so much interested in coordinates or motion, but more specifically in the nature of objects, their composition where they are located.

She was a very intelligent person who also loved the way she was and she enjoyed walking and running in outdoor areas, which is precisely what she was doing when she disappeared. Nathalie lived in Cyprus with a 38-year-old Cypriot boyfriend, Kyriakos, while Nathalie was born in London. She ended up moving to Cyprus at some points in our lives and by all accounts was very happy there, the couple on their last day of their holiday visits to the Greek island of Ikaria and on the morning of the fifth Kyriakos reported that they were I had woken up. Alone in her hotel room, Kiri called her and she told him that she had gone out for a run early in the morning and that she would be back at the hotel shortly.

He didn't think much more about it and started the day himself and started to worry. Although when a few hours passed she still had not returned and at that moment he started calling her but she never answered the phone again. He did not like the situation, he quickly reported Natalie missing to the police and after hearing the circumstances a search was launched. Immediately organized and on the move, the authorities employed the help of Natalie's phone provider and were able to trace her signal to the southeast coast of divided Korea after pinging, unfortunately they were unable to locate her immediately and two days later the police confirmed That her phone was now switched off, although it was unclear whether it had simply run out of battery or had been turned off, the search for Natalie was growing in intensity and helicopters had been deployed along with firefighters to help search the area.

Authorities exhaustively searched two running routes. In the area where they believe she may have fallen, but found nothing to indicate Natalie's presence at this point there were hundreds of search teams scouring the area for Natalie and more details were emerging. Greek newspapers reported that the police "We are investigating the stains on the pillow in her bedroom, but Natalie's boyfriend said that she naturally suffered a lot from nosebleeds and that is what it was attributed to, of course, I am absolutely sure." that the police suspected otherwise or at least had suspicions even if they didn't say it publicly at the same time that a Haute Main told authorities she heard voices in her room the night before her disappearance and claimed it sounded like it. if they had slept in separate beds, which of course could indicate that the couple had gotten In an argument, the employee said that I heard some voices last night when I checked the room and found that there was a sheet spread on the couch in the bedroom, which may indicate that the couple were sleeping in separate rooms the other night, although it's important to clarify that.

There was no hard evidence that a disagreement escalated or anything like that during the phone conversation. Nathalie reportedly told him that she was running uphill on a rocky part of the island and that she couldn't go fast and that she will come back slowly and told him not to worry although of course she never came back, unlike the employee at the hotel, the hotel owner said that dr. Christopher and Kure of course were a good couple and there were no signs of conflict between the two curia because the hotel owner described him as a good guy, but he is lost and panicking and couldn't believe that she had disappeared after Natalie was dead. missing, the hotel owner also kept the courier charges outside the hotel because the police wanted the room cordoned off two days after the search.

On August 7, 2019, the Sitka newspaper Sentinel reported that police said the body of Cyprus-based astrophysicist Natalie Christopher was found in a 20-meter-deep ravine and was reported missing on Monday by a Cypriot colleague I was on holiday with after going for a morning run. The cause of her death was not immediately clear and an autopsy was scheduled for Thursday. The state rescuers of Torrisi ERT TV. that the woman appeared to have slipped and suffered fatal injuries while rock climbing, maybe I'm reading too much into that, but those two statements seem directly contradictory, on the one hand they claim that the cause of death was unclear, but they also claim that the rescuers said It appeared that she slipped and fell suffering fatal injuries.

I'm not really sure how the cause of death was unclear and at the same time they claimed she had fatal injuries unless they say they don't know which one. a specific injury caused her to die. The location where Natalie was found was approximately half a mile from the hotel and authorities stated that it appears that Natalie may have plunged down the ravine when she attempted to climb Eclipse Rock without any equipment. She is said to have noticed some rocks that may have become loose during the alleged fall. Interestingly, this finding seemed to put people in one of two camps: one camp argued that this was nothing more than an accident, while the other camp speculated that Natalie would never have attempted to climb the rocks for no apparent reason without equipment and that she may have suffered foul play or been pushed in that direction by a third animal or otherwise, people point to Natalie's intellect as an outdoor knowledge that indicates she will have understood the dangers. her of rock climbing and she wouldn't have tried it without a good reason of course, it's also important to clarify that there was no evidence of a third party involvement fight other than the scene felt very strange, a hint of character.

More reports came out on the 8th where authorities stated that she was found lying face up crushed under several large rocks. I'm still not sure I understand the previous comment that the cause of her death was unclear. How can that be the case if she was found under large rocks? or perhaps there were secret suspicions that there was third party involvement and they wanted to try to rule it out before coming to a conclusion, but that is not clear Later that same day, Kourin and Nicholas Carrick Alkis stated that it appeared that the death was accidental . nature when Natalie's body was found, Kyriakos was called to come and identify his rescuers at the scene reported that officers had to restrain him and that, distraught for Natalie, a searcher said he was screaming and crying and tried to run for track to be with her he was distraught and pacing back and forth and trying to get past the police he wanted to see the body I don't think he could believe she was no longer with us I saw him later and he had calmed down but his face was completely white.

He had never seen someone so devoid of color. The coroner reasoned that Natalie had suffered a massive head injury and believed that was the cause of her death, unless it was almost certainly an accident, police and firefighters at the scene said. that she was likely to fall while she was attempting to climb or descend a 13-foot cliff along the running trail. I must say that I can certainly see why two cups formed here. I can't think of a single reason why Natalie would have fallen. he stopped running all this, he tried to climb up a 13 foot cliff with absolutely no equipment, not only did he try to go up or down the cliff, but the search leader, Kostas macaques, said that it had rained a lot during the previous day. months, which had caused the rocks to become unstable, he added, the rocks in the area are very loose after we had a bad winter with a lot of rain, they are not stable, all the people know this and they do not try to climb, although they should There may have been suspicions of foul play at some point because reports indicate that specialized forensic teams were sent to the area to conduct fingertip searches and take photographs of the position of the fallen rocks.

Reports indicate that teams were there for around three hours trying to understand what had happened, the area in question was described as rocky and thick undergrowth and according to the Daily Mail Dakota UK the area where dr. They eventually found Christopher, but he was searched three times by rescue workers, who had not seen his body. It's strange, but we said there was thick undergrowth that could have obscuredthe body unless she was not there those days earlier when the area was initially searched. three tails, although none of that is clear and Occam's Razor suggested they had simply overlooked it, but some found it strange, anyway, which I can appreciate.

I had to go back to edit this part, but The Guardian may have clarified this. Shortly on August 9, 2019, The Guardian Dakota in the United Kingdom reported this, the search leader said that search parties who unknowingly passed close to the site where Natalie's body was discovered were eventually discovered just a mile away from the studio apartments where he had been staying. We had passed through the place at least twice, but the gorge was very deep and very difficult to access. “We never expected she could be down there,” he added. Natalie was partially obscured by a tree, but searchers eventually spotted her brightly colored sneakers, Costas said.

It was difficult to distinguish her, the coroner stating that the cause would only be fully determined once an autopsy and toxicological tests had been carried out. Until that time, police are not ruling out the possibility that Natalie may have been pushed into the ravine and will continue to consider the possibility that Natalie may have been pushed into the ravine. In the case of a criminal investigation, given that the Guardians reported there, it seems more like the searches simply missed her rather than her not being present, although of course it's not like I could say that with some degree of certainty it is also worth mentioning that search dogs were present. and at no point did they find Natalie sent, as far as I can tell, if the search dogs had been anywhere near that ravine then it would have been very unusual for them to have made no sense or shown no interest, but of course I can't.

I confirm whether the dogs have been in that area or not. Also, that's the first time I've seen it. I officially reported that the authorities were a little suspicious of the circumstances, which belies from the beginning an assumption that this was probably the case. Another interesting point to note is that the firefighters described a basically inaccessible ravine, although I'm not really sure what to do with that information and I'm not sure if it helps to accidentally point in some direction or why something that never turned to mention was the phone, we know that the phone was still there until 5 p.m. on the 5th, which was the day Nathalie disappeared, it would have been very interesting to know if the phone was turned off due to damage or if it ran out of power.

The only part of this incident that stands out to me was the fact. that Natalie appeared to be trying to climb or descend a 13 foot cliff, surely there must have been a reason for this and while this is speculation I don't see it as a random act of curiosity, there could have been the presence of a third animal or otherwise. that pushed her in the direction of the cliff, maybe this third party could have been close to her, which makes Natalie panic and she quickly tried to climb or descend the cliff to escape from her, which finally caused the accident.

I think the reasoning behind the climbing attempt would help explain what happened here, but unfortunately it looks like we'll never know why Natalie tried to climb. I'd like to hear your opinion on this. What do you think happened to Natalie Christopher? Now, at this point, let's finish. the disappearance that took place on the Indian border with China, specifically, this incident occurred on a mountain located in the Kashmir Himalayas. To be honest, I wasn't sure if I should talk about this because the more I read about it, the more the reports get confusing and ultimately I don't have the slightest idea what happened, but let's take a look.

Tomasz a merge was an American geologist and planetary scientist, he was a professor at Brown University in Rhode Island and was in that position from 1960 to After his disappearance in 1980, Thomas had led a very interesting and adventurous life, being an active member of mountaineering clubs, followed by a stint in the South Korean army as an artillery officer, after which he returned to the United States, where he earned his doctorate in geology. more specifically, although Thomas disappeared on October 6, 1980 while descending the mountain according to the American Alpine Club dot-org. Thomas died on October 6, 1980 at the age of 49 while descending from the summit of Mount Nirn in northern India after a bivouac above. 21,000 feet with two former students on an expedition he initiated and led.

He was last seen on the morning of the 6th on a precarious ledge at the bivouac site on the steep northwest face of the mountain after a fall the previous day and the loss of a Crampon. A Crampon was needed to continue the descent when one of His two companions, Tom Burnett, returned that night with a spare crampon. Thomas was gone and only his ice ax was left, so from what I can gather here, the team at least Thomas while he was descending had a fall. The previous day, Day 5, left him trapped on a precarious ledge, although due to the fall he lost one of his crampons, which meant he was unable to get down the rest of the way to his teammates, presumably Thomas, his two teammates.

They tried to help. the situation, but ultimately it's him, to go get another crampon because Thomas had no way to get down with just one once he returned the night of the 6th. Thomas had disappeared and only his ax remained on the ledge. I'm sure there are many complexities here that we can't fully appreciate from that description. What was the second partner doing during this time? He clearly didn't stay with Thomas and accompanied Tim. That's not clear in the slightest, but again, we'll probably have to do it. Suppose there are complexities here that we can't fully understand, reports that conflict and get weird at this stage, so let's take a look at some official press reports five days after Thomas disappeared, which the Dover Times reporter stated this according to reports received here today.

From the climbers' base camp, 370 miles to the north, Thomas Merch, leader of a seven-member American expedition scaling the 23,000-foot mountain known in the Himalayas, died while making an assault on the summit and his body was carried away. to Cargill City from the base. but sang-gui, following his death on Tuesday, United News of India reported that the national news agency did not give details of his death and that his hometown in the United States was not immediately known, so we immediately have our first discrepancy: the American Alpine Club does not find any mention of Thomas only that he had disappeared unless his ice ax was the only thing left.

The American press reports at the time of the disappearance were mostly states unless his body was recovered and from Cargill it is noteworthy that the newspapers in the US were reporting the same text basically word for word the On the 11th and 12th, October 13, the Panama City News Herald brought to light more information about Thomas. I quote Thomas Murch, an associate administrator of the U.S. NASA space program died while leading a seven-member American expedition climbing the 23,000-foot mountain known in the Himalayas. The cause of his death has not been revealed. The article then repeats that Thomas' body was taken to Cargill and the old press reports are basically the same. word for word on the 13th and 14th, on the 15th, the press reports remain the same, only it is added that the details about his death are not known at this time.

After some more research, I found something absolutely strange, so let's be strange. I think it's probably best if I just read this news report on October 28, 1983, the Gulf Stand Daily News reported that this new Delhi, India, Polish climbers found the frozen body of an American climber who disappeared three years ago near the top of a Himalayan peak. The Indian mountaineer. The foundation said that on Thursday Thomas Much, 49, suffered a head injury while climbing the 23,000-foot No. Peak in the Lac region of India. He disappeared after his two companions went down to look for help. The foundation reported that Polish climbers Boylan Agra and Pillock.

At 660 feet from the summit, his backpack still strapped to his shoulders, the climber said the two were unable to get his body very far down the mountain, but they took several photographs to identify the victim and the location of a geology professor from Brown University who was on leave. working for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration was descending the mountain on October 5 when he fell into a crevasse two companions freed him but he was unconscious and left him in a makeshift shelter to go get help when they returned much was missing and theorized that he would regain consciousness, he tried to go down and fell a second time.

What was going on with the press report from the previous three years that Thomas' body had been taken to Cargill? That simply wasn't true, and if so, why? in the world was that they were lied to or that they found a body that they thought belonged to Thomas but actually wasn't him, this literally cannot be any other type of mistake because the difference between having a body and transporting it and not having a body It is perhaps one of the most easily distinguishable things that can happen. The reports never indicate what kind of search was organized for Thomas, but I think we have to assume that there was some kind of effort given that the authorities knew about it and As the press reported, this news also makes it clear that the second companion also joins him to seek help, since Tim returned that same night with a spare crampon, which could mean that the second companion headed to civilization to warn. to the authorities and to get help when Jim returned.

Thomas was no longer there and the only thing left was his ice axe, so where did he go? I think we have to assume that there were some sort of search efforts that presumably would have been located. The question below is whether they actually found him there and transported him to Cargill or he was missing for the next three years until Polish climbers found his frozen remains and, if that is the case, how was this possible? happened and why false information was reported. In fact, I feel sad for him in the Daily News report of the Gulf stand because the Indian Mountaineering Foundation sites reported the discovery of the find and I just don't see what motivation they could have had for doing so. reporting and lying about the search for a missing person, the paper trail is lost here, as far as I can tell, what happened to Thomas Murch?

Did he simply fall off the ledge for the second time that day and, if so, why were they able to locate him later? that was either located and transported to Cargill or was literally missing for three years after that good Lord, you can leave your thoughts on this, what happened here. I just wanted to thank my sponsors. Helping this channel a lot, so thank you very much for your continued support and thank you for watching. If you found the video interesting, please leave a like and subscribe if you haven't already, it helps me a lot and if not, feel free. to leave a dislike, I'm just looking for your honest opinions to share and show you thoughts on the disappearance.

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