1 Hour of Bizarre Disappearances in America

Oh, across the channel and over the last year I have reported on some really strange

disappearances

that have taken place across the United States and the following cases managed to baffle everyone involved. Now this is a long one, so grab a hot drink and let's start with the first disappearance. takes us to Devil's Dent State Park, where Rodney Letterman disappeared when he was 33 years old. He and a friend of his had traveled to the park together on August 27, 2017. The couple camped in the park that night and everything was fine. Well, they had plans for the next day to go out and hike the Butterfield Trail, which starts in the park and continues through the Ozark Mountains.

In total, this loop is just under 15 miles, the terrain of which varies, while this trail takes its hikers through streams. high ridges past waterfalls and caves what we know about Rodney from his wife Stacia is that he suffered from high blood pressure, so he needed daily medication to control it on the day of the hike. Rodney and his friend drove to the trailhead. He parked and began his journey, however, there was a problem about a mile into this walk. Rodney needed to rest and sat on the path. It's a piece of cake, like he had forgotten to bring his medication that he had left in the car, he told his friend what was going on and this person began the lonely journey back to the car.

This lead was obviously made quite quickly and the friend was able to retrieve the medication without problems, however, another perhaps much more serious situation would arise upon returning to the scene. The parrot stopped Rodney was not there The friend began to look around the immediate area but could find no sign of Rodney The question immediately must be why Rodney was gone At the time of his disappearance he had one and a half liters of water on his person , so it's not like he was at immediate risk of dehydration and could have stayed still. Most likely, he has been having a serious episode with high blood pressure; when the hypertension becomes quite severe, the patient may have severe headaches, nosebleeds, fatigue, confusion. and vision problems etc., there are two scenarios that come to mind at this stage: If the confusion had started along with a massive headache, he could well have become disoriented, perhaps even forgotten what he was doing and away into the desert, another scenario could have been as a result of hallucinations, when these episodes occur several people have reported having hallucinations, so it could be that he thought he saw something and wanted to leave or follow it.

However, it's important to note that the reason Rodney left has never been determined, those are just my best guesses to try to make sense of the situation given what was supposedly happening at the time, that being said though There are other details that may make this situation seem a little more unusual when the search for Rodney failed, the French raised the alarm and alerted the authorities that the search for Rodney was well organized and ended up being quite extensive in the vicinity of the State Park Devil's Den. They searched by all-terrain vehicle on horseback, on foot, drones, a helicopter with thermal imaging technology and search dogs over the next week as well.

Crews had scoured more than four thousand acres in and around the park. These searches would reveal a number of discoveries on a particular trail in the area where several primitive campsites were found and at one of these sites Rodney's cell phone charger and flashlight were found. It is important to note that at this site there was no evidence of a fight or anything of that nature, so it did not appear that Rodney had an altercation with another person, obviously Rodney was not found along with the team, what we know is that Letterman had some medical conditions and his medications were left in the friend's vehicle, said Lt.

Brett Hagan, we have analyzed the phone and it has given us some clues, but we have not yet been able to look at Letterman Higgin, he said at this time he has not yet We know if Something happened to Letterman in the park if another friend took him out of there or if there is a bad player. It's funny that authorities said the fund gave them some clues given that the couple was in a wilderness area at the time of the disappearance, it's not clear to me what could have been relevant other than a plan Rodney had made to disappear intentionally or Anything else, I'm not sure, and to be clear, that's nothing more than speculation, but it's hard to imagine what else could have happened. been relevant by phone in this case, in any case, no further discoveries would be made, until 18 months later, on February 25, 2019, a person who spent a lot of time at Devil's Den State Park came across a skull and remains in the woods next to On a hiking trail, these remains would be sent to the Arkansas State Crime Laboratory for further examination and his word was confirmed as belonging to Rodney according to Strangeoutdoors.com.

Park officials said the area where the remains were found was three miles away from the visitor center. and was actually on private land surrounded by U.S. Forest Service property, that area is generally inaccessible and the assistant superintendent of Tim Scott Devil's Den Park said he was surprised the hiker found romance because the land is Very rugged despite how remote that area can be. some hunters go there and some hikers, but the place doesn't get much foot traffic or even RV traffic. Another interesting point about this discovery is that it appears that the area where the remains were found was searched almost two years earlier, in 2017, meaning that Rodney was found in an area that had previously been searched and must have arrived there some time.

Afterwards, it has never been understood what happened to Rodney and almost all questions remain unanswered why he left the area when his friend went to the car why he apparently abandoned his equipment at a campsite how did he avoid all the searches to end up in a place that had been previously registered? What clues did authorities find regarding the company and how it may have been relevant given the situation in the In the end, it seems that what happened to Rodney will never be fully understood in September 2021. Mark O'Neill and Kim Crumber, two former veteran rangers would disappear in Yellowstone National Park.

The couple were very close half-siblings and, given their background and experience, they love them. Spending time in these types of wilderness areas at this point in their lives, Mark was 67 and Kim was 74, so as they moved forward in their lives, they both had a lot of experience. The first time I heard about his disappearance was in Salt Lake. Tribune, which reported this on September 21, 2021, an underwear search and rescue operation in Yellowstone National Park for Mark and Kim's relatives reported permission after they fell behind on a backcountry trip on Sunday when they didn't return from their long-awaited fortnite excursion.

They were reported missing on the 19th, meaning they could have gone missing or been in trouble at any time from the 15th or 16th onwards. It also appears that part of the search effort was organized on the exact day she was reported missing and then expanded further. Thereafter, in the same article we find that Mark was found on the 20th. Cruz found Mark's body on Monday along the eastern shore of Shoshone Lake, Yellowstone's second largest lake, according to a press release. of the National Park Service. Kim is still missing. Searches on Sunday found a vacant spot for the first time. camp on the south side of the lake the next day Cruz found a canoe, a personal flotation device with paddle and other items along the east shore of the lake again, the actual debt of the disappearance is unclear, but at some point During this ordeal the weather worsened as the area is prone to strong winds and the average water temperature is a chilly 48 degrees Fahrenheit or 9 degrees Celsius on Sunday.

Yellowstone received its first major snow storm of the season. Kim himself had a lot of experience when it came to bodies of water from two decades of service. The job included being a river ranger and wilderness coordinator at Grand Canyon National Park, in addition to being a park ranger, plus Kim also worked as a professional river guide for 10 years and was also a former Navy SEAL, so yeah Someone knew the dangers of rivers at a very deep level, it was Kim too at that point. Mark also worked as a river guide, so they will both have been well aware of what they were now facing, as search teams found a canoe paddle and a float tube. device along the eastern shore of the lake, it seems that it was not the case that Mark had been passing by and had fallen, rather it seems to suggest that the couple planted a canoe there and had clearly taken some safety measures given that a Se found a personal flirting device along the coast.

Mark's remains were found on the East Coast, but the flotation device appears to be listed as found separately, which begs the initial question: did he have it on in the first place? Did he take it off or not? he just came out sometime later, that's not immediately clear, in any case, despite finding out that Mark Kim was nowhere to be found for the past five days. Crews have been searching the Shoshone Lake shoreline by boat, sweeping trails in the area and searching open water by helicopter. The National Park Services Submerged Research Center says they will begin using sonar equipment to detect clues in the water.

Kim would never find these clues and the focus on his leg was intense in that he repeatedly searched thoroughly but no signs presented themselves. themselves during this time because Kim's nut could be found. The search also encompassed nearby trails and surrounding forest areas. This does not works. No footprints or any other clues were found. An interesting point is that they could not identify. a cause to pass by Mark immediately given that he was found on the east shore of the lake, one might suspect that he accidentally drowned, but in reality this was not the case, an autopsy determined that a man whose body was found on the shore of a lake in Yellowstone National Park died as a result of hypothermia.

Park officials said Wednesday that what happened remains under investigation, as previously stated, from what I can gather it appears that the equipment was reportedly found separated from the body, although the cause of death revealed that the cause was not drowning. but hypothermia, so does this mean he was actually wearing the flotation device? The floating device in question is a life jacket. Could the body have easily gotten out of there? The obvious problem here is that if he wasn't using it, you'd expect cars to drown and not hypothermia or maybe the articles just aren't worded in the best way and he was using it, but it sure doesn't read that way in no case, back to the Salt Lake Tribune Crews continues Kim's search teams are searching near Shoshone Lake on foot and by Bert and with the help of dog teams, a helicopter and sonar, it goes without saying, but the Dogs never found Kim's shipment and sonar equipment never revealed Kim's location, while Occam's Reza would suggest perhaps. he was in the lake, we have no evidence of this and this search, besides the sonar scans were coming back negative, it is estimated that in these waters at these temperatures a person could only survive between 20 and 30 minutes after entering the 20 o With 30 minutes being the time in which the stages of hypothermia would have fully progressed, this raises an interesting point to think about that Kim, for some reason, couldn't have been wearing his flotation device or he would have been found floating at least As far as I understand these devices seem unavoidable, however this never happened so either he wasn't carrying one, it also got detached somehow but was never found or it wasn't in the lake after about three weeks of searching.

The search for Kim has continued for nearly three weeks using helicopters, but an official with Crews Park sonar and ground technology said the park will continue limited search efforts as long as conditions permit this year, which is literally the end of Kim's trail. role for a Now years pass and they have not found Kim. It seems strange that they found Nutress. If he was in the water, one would have expected them to find his life jacket or perhaps he was not wearing one, which seems unlikely given his background and experience. However, anything said now will just be complete speculation, in the end it seems that at this point we don't really understand what happened at the lake.

This is a disappearance that I will continue to investigate, so if anyMaybe there is an update I will share, let's explore the next disappearance now this next disappearance has a very appropriate headline titled by the Dover New Philadelphia Times Reporter in Arkansas a disappearance baffles investigators Gloria McDonald was 68 years old when she disappeared from the state of Queen Guillermina park the January 26, 2001. That day Gloria along with her husband Daniel Sean, who was her son and Aaron Sean's girlfriend, had planned to spend the day walking in the park. The article begins after a quiet breakfast in this town a few miles from the Oklahoma line Daniel McDonald and three family members climbed a nearby mountain to hike the Lover's Leap trail after eating breakfast and arriving at the trail where they began hiking .

It seems that the area before her visit had been hit by bad weather and high winds because some of the trees had fallen, this type of activity wasn't really Glory's idea of ​​a good time, at least from what I can tell, but he had agreed to spend some time with his family, although it seems due to the weather damage caused by the walk. a little harder and she didn't really like that. At some point during this hike, the group came to a larger tree that had fallen and was apparently blocking their path. This was the moment Gloria decided to head back to the parking lot and gift shop, so she left. the group and this is where the real strangeness begins, so let's be strange and get back to the article.

What happened on January 26 has baffled authorities. and got residents theorizing about the idea that she could have been kidnapped by a third party or, worse, Gloria was lost if she was taken if she decided to flee the police even wonder if she was ever in the 460-acre park This woman disappeared without a trace in 30 minutes, said Paul County Sheriff Michael, you look at it with your eyes: we have no motive, no evidence of any kind, we have nothing, so we have a situation here where The group had walked 250 yards along a supposedly obvious trail, but when Gloria decided to turn back, something had happened. went completely wrong, this set of circumstances confused the authorities so much that they began to treat Daniel as a suspect, this despite the fact that three people were with Gloria at the same moment she decided to walk back, although it is not impossible, obviously , this means all three.

They would have to be lying, including his son Daniel complained to the authorities that they were wasting their time instead of trying to find his wife when this continued he demanded a polygraph test and passed it the next day the authorities brought those dogs to the scene and they began to search but found no trace, there was nothing left at all, there were no signs of a struggle, there was no point in indicating that she had abandoned the trace, at least to the extent that there were no footprints or anything. Of that nature to make things even stranger, Gloria was wearing a bright yellow jacket and had distinctive red hair, meaning that at least as far as the jacket was concerned, she was highly visible and was not someone to whom You wouldn't notice, the group said they hadn't seen.

Someone else in the area that day and they were the only people on the road. The sheriff added that there is nothing to indicate there was a foul player and nothing to indicate that she ran away. When a person runs away on purpose, there is usually evidence. Behind this and it can come in various forms, usually this is in writing, either text messages or emails indicating plans, unusual phone records, money spent elsewhere, etc., except that none of that happened and there was no evidence that would indicate this. There were three people with Gloria when she disappeared which was reported she said she had had enough and then walked back down the trail the group continued on their way and 30 minutes later they found themselves at the gift shop that Glory was supposed to be in the space of 30 minutes that Gloria had managed to completely disappear without a trace, so what happened while she was walking back alone?

Did she see something she wasn't supposed to see? She saw something that interested her and she went into the forest. Did she just miss her clothes? It was an unknown third party present. We will probably never know for sure now and all we are left with is the fact that the dogs never picked up a scent and no clues were ever found, either on foot or from the air, so what happened to Gloria McDonald and where did she find her? did? she goes, the first disappearance is very unusual and things get weird almost from the beginning, so let's be strange.

I first heard of Eloise Lindsay from the Aiken Standard, who wrote an article about her on November 14, 1989. Eloise planned a trip to Table Rock State Park, which of course is about 50 miles from the Great Smoky Mountains. . I'll let the article explain that authorities have established beyond the missing trail marker. A 22-year-old Atlanta woman is believed to have left, but I still haven't found any seniors who didn't return from a week-long trip. Eloise Lindsay began her hike at Table Rock State Park in Pickens County on Nov. 4 and plans to finish Saturday at Whitewater Falls in Oconee County, a distance of 43.3 Miles official said Eloise would be reported missing by a friend who was supposed to pick her up but of course when she didn't arrive at the agreed time they set off the alarm.

Bells for the friend, the director of the emergency preparedness agency said he had absolutely no idea what could have happened to him and that his searches had gone on and off the trail he was said to be on, but they found no trace of she. The Authority spoke to many of the hikers in the area, but none of them. He had seen her at any point, unfortunately there was no report I could find that talked about this incident in any kind of depth, at least until she was found and this is where things get weird. This was reported on November 21. 1989 by the Kannapolis Independence newspaper, a 22-year-old woman who spent 16 days in the woods before being found by a hunter says that most of the time she ran thinking the men were chasing her.

I don't have any evidence, I just know that it was like that. Terrified for two weeks, this hike of hers was supposed to take seven days and she came prepared for that by bringing supplies for seven days and of course it was after she had been missing for that week that she was reported as such by the authorities in Oconee and Pickens County and neighboring North Carolina counties are searching the area on foot and on horseback with tracking dogs who ended the search on Saturday and there were no clues as to where the whereabouts were found or, in other words, at any time the dogs The length of time they were missing was not as a result of the search effort that they found her, she was actually found by a hunter about five miles from the trail and near the end of her trail. planned hike, so ended. quite close to their destination on November 7, three days after the hike I felt like a group of men were tracking me through the woods until this morning I felt like they were chasing me I never saw them I never wanted to see them I heard them talking about me , although you could call it paranoia, but I don't think that was the way they kept track of me the whole time.

All I know is that I was terrified for the entire two weeks. She said she abandoned her. backpack with the week's supplies early in an attempt to speed up so she could lose them, so you must have been completely terrified here because she had effectively given up the supplies that would keep her alive, let's hear more of what she had to say, talking about the supposed men, said that I realized that there were no good intentions involved, but there was no clear indication that they wanted to harm me. I used Instinct as a deer. I could hear them using walkie-talkies and they were talking about When I asked her how she survived, she said that she drank from the streams and saved some dried apples from a packet.

She also said that she found some Donuts still hidden inside a tree. She never explained how she found them. She said she also had helicopters. and she understood that they were probably looking for her, but she also said that she was too scared to try to get her attention because she might have given away her position to the men she believed were following her. She also said that when she finally met her. with the hunter she was delirious and told the man that she didn't know if she could trust him, fortunately he was able to calm her down and took her to his truck and got help, the authorities made some comments about her experience from before it started search, she became scared or paranoid that someone was trying to run her over, however, we do not believe anyone was chasing her, although the hiker insisted that the men had chased her along the trail, authorities said they had no No such evidence and there are no plans to investigate further Officials who interviewed The Backpacker said the most likely scenario is that she became scared and panicked when she saw hunters and then thought they were rescuers with the same men chasing her, the sheriff added.

We don't believe anyone was chasing her. I can only imagine that Eloise must have been quite discouraged by this because she stuck to that position that there was someone in the woods with her, a group of them during the search, there was never any finding that other people were there with her outside. of the road. No footprints or anything were found to indicate that there was a group of people near her. I think the Authority's hypothesis is quite reasonable, but I have the feeling that she felt somewhat cheated because she was absolutely inflexible. that she was not alone, the authorities suggested that perhaps at some point she could have been hiding from the searches themselves, in the end it is not at all clear what happened and I would also like to point out that the problems began for her on November 7.

Of course, she wasn't reported missing until the 11th, which means that much of the time she was having these experiences of being followed and harassed, there wasn't actually anyone even looking for her, so while it may be true that she had been wrong and had hidden from The searches at some point, which can't have been like that for the entire duration, they didn't mention her suffering from any kind of condition and as far as I can tell, she hadn't hallucinated or had delusions before this kind of healthy conditions. or substance abuse activities are typically reported, so something surprised Eloise initially.

What was she? She was not alone. She said that she never actually saw them, but that she could hear them and it sounded like they were using walkie-talkies. That's all the information. I was able to find Eloise, so please share with me what happened here. Now let's move on to the next disappearance. Let's start with Bonnie Lee Edwards, who was 10 years old when she disappeared from outside her farm on January 9, 1965. An interesting side note is that this disappearance occurred very close to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, approximately about 100 miles away. Bonnie had special educational needs and, while she had 10 medical professionals along with school teachers, they stated that she had the capacity for six people.

What makes this disappearance quite unusual is the fact that at the time she was only 100 meters from her house and was playing with several of her friends when this occurred. a group of friends that she was very familiar with and who had made the trip to and from her house to this area many times, so despite her learning difficulties it is difficult to understand how she could have gotten lost this time. Highway Patrol Trooper Buck Edwards has no relation to The missing girl said Bonnie was dressed in a light shirt and blue jeans and was 100 yards from the family's farm house on Saturday when she told her playmates that she was tired and was going home just to add a little context, it seems that at this point in Separation when she decided to return home, the weather also started to take a turn for the worse and it started to rain, which seems to have prompted her to want to return home .

The search for Bonnie was absolutely massive; she disappeared at 4:30 p.m. m. that day and in a matter of

hour

s and during the night more than 1,000 people. Unfortunately, people were looking for her. Bonnie's body was found 24

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s after she disappeared, but I want to read you something interesting that was reported about this. A scantily clad 10-year-old girl missing for 24 hours in near-freezing weather died Sunday. in the woods about a quarter mile from her house. Searchers making the third pass over the area and the first in broad daylight discovered the body of Bonnie Lee Edwards curled up in a pile of brush.

The area had been searched on Saturday night and early Sunday morning. no trace of the child or in other words, Bonnie wasfound in an area that had already been searched three times. To be fair, the failed searches were all in the dark, so that could certainly explain why she wasn't found initially. but I still wouldn't blame anyone for feeling that was strange. Another thing I would like to point out is that this also confused the searches, not only the fact that she was found in an already searched area but the fact that she also left no trace of how she got there.

I'm not entirely sure what this means, maybe they were expecting footprints or something like that. I'm not sure I'd want to know about that trackers if it was about to freeze. Would you even expect footprints? It was raining and sleeting too, so I'm not sure where either; However, the fact that there were no clues to the boy's whereabouts left searchers baffled throughout the night and until Sunday they combed the nearby woods in a cold, steady rain. often accompanied by sleet when temperatures dropped to 30 degrees, that is, between zero and two degrees Celsius, but if it approaches zero anywhere, this disappearance really makes no sense.

Bonnie disappeared within 100 yards of her house that she could see and then was found 24 hours later in an area that was already searched several times although in the dark, okay so let's hear from Suri County Coroner Carl L. Thomas , who ruled the cause of death as a result of exposure, said there was no evidence of a missing player. He added that the position of the body indicated that Bonnie had dropped into the brush pile to warm up and fell asleep and just for further clarification, Bonnie was last seen playing with Insight from her herp farm when she disappeared on Saturday.

This incident was very sad and unfortunate in In many ways it seems that there may be something missing here that many will understandably in some sense ignore due to special educational needs. This is a topic that I am quite passionate about, as many of you know, I used to work with and teach children with special needs this step from autism to moderate learning difficulties, etc., some who worked with a much lower capacity that her age, despite this, it is incredibly difficult to believe that she managed to get lost 100 meters from The Farmhouse, on a short route.

She had been taken many times, which was also in view of her last known location before she disappeared so the coroner stated that this had to have been as a result of exposure and that she was curled up in a way that made it appear that she was searching. heat. Well, that's reasonable. She was not injured and there were no other signs of any kind. type of disgusting player who can describe how she came to pass away, but doesn't describe in any meaningful way how she got there, she literally got lost, it was that simple, everything I say now is speculation, but there have been cases in the past where she has been involved a third party who then changed their mind about what they were doing, I mention this because it is notable the distance at which he disappeared from his home and as he returned it could certainly be possible that a third party was involved. involved, but the situation became too hot too fast, there were over 1000 searches, including hundreds of military personnel who showed up to assist in the search.

Now there are some problems with this, if the third party cared, how did they manage to bring her back? to a final location that she had been searched for three times without being seen, how is it possible that she also passed away due to exposure? Because in theory, if they had taken her initially she wouldn't have been sitting in the elements for so long, so I accept that there are obstacles with that hypothesis. In fact, I agree with the searchers who commented that they were baffled. It's very difficult to make sense of this. I'd like to hear your opinion on this one too.

Are you with me in thinking there is? Are there some quirks here or do you think she just got lost. Share her thoughts sadly, that was also the end of the paper trail, so let's explore her next disappearance. Geraldine Marcline was two years old when she disappeared from her rural Pennsylvania farm around three. About miles northeast of Hanover, the first report I could find about Geraldine came from the Altoona Mirror, which reported this on October 28, 1929. A group of more than 175 people today resumed the search for Geraldine, who has been missing since Saturday. He walked away from his parents' farm while his mother was away.

The boy had been left in the custody of a 14-year-old brother. The search for Geraldine continued all Saturday night and yesterday without results, the 14-year-old brother Luther was not alone. He cared for her. to Geraldine that day he was also taking care of her younger sister 11 and another brother four Luther had taken care of them many times before and there had never been any problem apparently Geraldine's mother had an urgent trip that she had to take to Hannover through the El reasoning was not mentioned. Luther took his younger brothers to the garden where they were collecting leaves to use for bedding on the farm.

Geraldine was also standing by a tree very close to the others playing with a toy while she watched them. Luther. He then went inside to take out some supplies, such as food and drink, but when he returned, she was nowhere to be seen, she quickly disappeared and managed to completely disappear from sight. The younger brothers never saw or heard anything, it is an indication of what could have happened. It happened that she seemed as if she had simply walked away from her, although it was commented several times how strange it was that she had apparently walked away enough to not be discovered at the time she did.

Unfortunately, the farm was remote, so Luther was away. He couldn't get help from her, so he asked the others to stay inside the house while he searched, but he couldn't find any trace of her. He spent the entire time looking for her until her mother returned home a few hours later. Of course, that was when he began the official search for Geraldine and they had over 200 searches of the scene quickly. Searchers performed grid searches for miles in all directions from the center point, which was the tree. Fortunately, this outfit would look better, but it wouldn't be until 48 hours had passed after spending two days and two nights outdoors wearing only light clothing.

Geraldine is home again, apparently however, it was her experience after moving away from her parents' house. She was located 48 hours later, she was found on Monday morning in what is known as the milikivi. In a forest about a mile and a half from her house, she was discovered by her grandfather Jacob Albert and Clayton when they discovered that the girl was missing her hat and coats and that she was only wearing a shoe and a sock. . Geraldine was wrapped in a blanket by her rescuers and taken away. house where an examination revealed that he had apparently suffered no ill effects from the exposure, this surprised some of the searches initially because it was said to be very cold at the time, especially during the night, it seems that there were some searches present that really did not I thought this was going to have a nice ending.

It was said that the experience was not frightening for Geraldine, although I'm not sure how they knew that exactly. It was said that she could not tell what happened. It doesn't appear that any missing clothing was ever found, and like other

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I've covered in the past, there was an emphasis on night time, as it wasn't fully understood how she managed to stay warm, especially with so much light. clothing and lack of it there were also suspicions that she had been taken because during the search they simply found nothing there were some who thought that this particular hypothesis would explain why she was not suffering from exposure hypothermia or anything like that, however there was no evidence of some type of abuse but not only that what would be the purpose of removing her hat, cutting a shoe and a stocking, another point that seems to refute this idea is the fact that while she was injured she did have scratches that would involve spending time outdoors free, ultimately we will never fully know why or how she left the time she spent missing or what she was doing during the night, at least she was found in much better condition than people expected despite all the confusion, now let's move on al The next disappearance let's start with five-year-old Pamela Hollingworth, who disappeared in the White Mountains in the state of New Hampshire.

This happened on September 28, 1941 and quickly appeared in the press the next day. The Hollingwith family consisted of her father, her mother, Pamela. her nine-year-old brother Teddy and her two grandparents who were present that day, had been walking for some time at this point having fun and had stopped at the State Reserve picnic area around 2:15 p.m. for a nice family break while the family was having fun Teddy and Pamela had walked about 100 meters from their parents along a path, the couple stopped seeing their parents for a minute to go down to a small stream where they played in the water shallow, a mini saucer had passed and Teddy returned alone from the trail area and the parents, realizing this, immediately got up and asked him where he had gone, but Teddy had absolutely no idea, basically, given the idea of that while they were playing, he turned around and she was no longer there.

The fascinating thing about this is that whatever happened here, it all happened quickly. The parents ran to the creek area and began calling for Pamela, but never received a response or heard her; within the space of a minute or two she had moved far enough away that she could not hear her parents' calls. Pamela's plight was reported to her by her father Joseph Hollingworth after he, his wife, their son and the children's grandmother children, Mrs. Minnie Malton had searched Woodland for approximately three hours, so it was quite surprising that the family searched for three hours. finding nothing they were poking and pushing into the woods near the stream the whole time shouting but again they never received a response almost immediately the thoughts seemed to be that this situation was ridiculous and there was no way she could have gotten very far. away, so the The question was: what if she had not left the area but had gone into the stream?

This comment was made early when Deputy Sheriff Taylor said that the creek where the children were playing was extremely shallow and he could not have hidden a body that, he said, his men found. There is no indication that the child fell into the deer's trash from the water. This was claimed: a woman reported to investigators that she thought she saw the child wandering down a country road about an eighth of a mile away from Picnic Grove and a message was sent to the police officer that Pamela might have been picked up by a motorist because of this. singular report Lauren Foster began to believe that a crime had been committed here and that Pamela had been kidnapped by a third party, it seems as if this area was in the process.

Having been tracked by over 300 people with Bloodhounds, it was considered that she must have been found quickly if she was still there, so when the searchers and dogs found nothing, it seems to have left people a little baffled now in the case. that she was still in the forest, other concerns also arose at dawn, the child was still missing, although professional relatives. Searchers and rangers, under the supervision of Deputy Sheriff Herbert Taylor, had scoured the bushes near Camp White Edge throughout the night until fears were made for the child's safety because she was scantily clad; near-freezing weather prevailed during the night, this of course was not a good sign and the temperatures were below freezing throughout the night and early morning and thereafter it was still very cold throughout the next day.

I can probably imagine that this situation became even more serious very quickly after the temperatures dropped to below zero because of this, the next day another 150 people would join the search, bringing the number of turtles to around 450 in At this point, Deputy Sheriff Harry left him, said 150 searches. including soldiers from Fort Devers were traversing Woodline while two planes flew overhead in search of the girl, this of course still was not enough to find her and at this point it really seems that the prominent idea circulating among the searchers was that she had been taken, it reads as if there was disbelief that he could have gone so far to avoid everyone in such a short time.

It was said that this was a rugged area off the trail and not easy to traverse, which would be especially true for a very young person. The sheriff then had another idea. The sheriff pointed out that Pamela could have found shelter in some isolated cabin and that everyone those buildings were being searched, she was not found in any of those cabins and at this point the authorities were leaning entirely on the idea that she had beenkidnapped because, from his point of view, this made absolutely no sense now, which is going to get very interesting. here's a Lowell Sun headline, a loving kid but a suspicious ex-con, a state alarm. questioned in several cases in the area where the girl disappeared from, given that headline, it would seem that there may have been other disappearances in the area as well, in any case, let's take a deeper look at what was happening at the time she was pursued the New Hampshire convict. across the East today as a suspect in connection with the search for Pamela who disappeared Sunday from a picnic in White Mountain Grove this man is wanted on suspicion of a felony for kidnapping Pamela the suspect was questioned earlier this week Pamela She wasn't the strongest girl in the world.

These three nights outdoors in the mountains would have been too much for her physique. She had to watch what she ate. Maybe it's better to think that someone had picked her up and now has her in one of those cabins. the mountain will at least be alive and saved from walking through a cold New Hampshire forest, you can imagine how devastated the family here felt, the mother said she hadn't slept a single moment since she disappeared, the family also did knowing that while they didn't want to admit it at first, the immediate feeling was that the family might have taken her, explain it again, Pummy and Ted grabbed their water bottles and went to Lakeside to get some water.

They returned in two or three minutes and then made another trip to the water and Pammy never returned. Joe rested in the woods like a savage and almost fled through the surrounding thickets. He returned at intervals, becoming increasingly worried. From the beginning, he said he thought someone was hiding. had taken Pammy said she couldn't. She wouldn't have disappeared so quickly given all the details I learned about this disappearance. I totally agree with the father that this was very strange. We're talking about a very young person who disappeared so ridiculously quickly and then seemed to have made it. being very conscious in such an unreasonably short period of time made no sense to the family, made no sense to the authorities, who seemed to prefer the idea that she had been taken away, and it makes no sense.

For me now as I move forward with this The searchers identified footprints that were small and are believed to have been left by Pamela. There is no real detail here other than this picture where the father was inspecting them with other searches, unfortunately the footprints looked like Peter walked out into nowhere, a hound headed to DARE the dark woods called forests where over 300 men are Looking for Pamela, the dog trained by the Rod Island State Police left the fourth search. Ranger Jacob Ryerson said that the chances of finding Pamela alive at the whereabouts The limit of reasonable hope It is important to also note that the ex-convict was voluntarily going to speak to the police at this time every time he was called and every time He said he had nothing to do with it, I think these suspicions arose.

Firstly because she was thought to have been in the general area of ​​the mountain that day, the exact proximity is not mentioned anywhere, it was thought that this was not the case at all when she was found on the ninth day of the search. It was absolutely baffling for everyone with the doctors saying it was a miracle and they couldn't explain how she was in such good condition to be missing in a frozen wilderness area for so long. The deliriously happy father of five thanks everyone for their help in his harrowing nine-day search. for Pamela, who met a miraculous end yesterday afternoon when little Wanderer was found sitting on the bank of a Mountain Brook about two miles from where she disappeared Dr.

Albert William Chief Surgeon with the CCC team that hit the brush into the ground in a effort to find that the young man gave the best news of all when he stated that Pamela was in Sound Health, it is a miracle but it is still true, the doctor said that her lungs are normal, her heart is normal and Pamela will be fine, the Circulation through your swollen feet has improved. she's compromised, but her warmth and medical attention will serve him well. This was truly extraordinary for her, to be in such good condition, almost everyone involved believed she had been taken by the ex-con, some of the third parties, or that she had succumbed to the freezing temperatures.

Pamela herself made some comments. I haven't gotten lost in absolute I guess my parents got lost I've been looking for them I've been looking for them since Sunday but I couldn't find them I just looked around I walked a lot I didn't eat berries because I was afraid of getting sick I didn't see anyone the whole time I was away no, I'm sure I didn't see anyone I lost my hair no ribbons but I didn't take them off I didn't take off my shoes I didn't want to hurt my feet but they do hurt Pamela found herself in a state of confusion and seemed to be a bit confused as well while Later I said those dates, although of course she was only five years old and disappeared for nine days without eating, so it's not like that wasn't expected.

The whole incident must have been very disorienting and traumatic. I found this particularly interesting after I was found under the law. Authorities initially repeated the idea that they believed someone else must have been with her, but backtracked after Pamela's comments changed her opinion to claim that she was alone. This was combined with others also holding the view that she was not alone. Her safety led some observers to believe that she had been taken and then released by a third party, but Dr. Charles Smith, who examined her after being taken to a hospital, so there was nothing to indicate that she had been out of the hospital.

Woods, let me make this clear as well, what is being said is that there were no signs of any type of indecent assault or anything like that. Pamela's mother said that I really didn't believe she was in the woods, which is why many people were so incredulous, including some. lumberjacks and veteran soldiers in the face of the girl's resistance who freely expressed their belief that she had been held in a cabin or some similar place and then released on a mountain trail, even after listening to Pamela there were those who remained absolutely convinced and firm that something wasn't right.

Adding up here, they seemed to find it strange that she managed to avoid the Seekers for so long while she managed to somehow stay warm during the freezing temperatures. It seems that the local population was also berating law enforcement because people were absolutely convinced that there was more to this than meets the eye. Recognizing the skepticism that seemed to be widespread, the lead investigator called journalists to his office in a midnight conference and told them that he had found absolutely no evidence to support the theory that she had been taken to the doctor. He said then I examined her everywhere there were little or no effects from the exposure there was hardly a scratch on her body except her knees which were irritated from crawling the doctors who treated me told me that she suffers from occasional nightmares she screams something in the middle of her sleep about that it is wet or that it is raining, but that is not a bad sign and is to be expected, perhaps making this even more notable was the fact that not only was it around and below freezing the entire time, but it had been raining for a long time. a lot too, which is the perfect recipe for hypothermia, which was basically the end of the paper trail and, actually, a lot, what an absolutely stunning incident this was at the end.

I guess the only thing that matters is that they found her, but if she says I've been alone the whole time, what can you really do with that? It's also funny because it seems like a lot of people just didn't believe him, but at the end of the day it is what it is. I would love to know more about how she. how he spends his days and what his time looks like at night now, since apparently at the end of the reports on this incident, let's take a look at another Jerry Hayes who was five years old when he disappeared under unusual circumstances from the rugged Rooker Canyon located in the Chiricua mountains during November 1938.

At that time, Jerry was on a hunting camping trip with his parents and managed to disappear from their sight. The interesting thing here is that, as far as I know, they were not actively hunting at the time, but rather were resting at camp. At some point, both parents realized that they had lost track of Jerry and that he was no longer around. there simply reporting that he had walked away. What exactly did this look like? I don't know, Jerry? getting distracted by something in the woods and wondering if there was an animal or something else nearby that Pete's interest we will never know now, but parents said mindful wandering was not a habit of his, Jerry's search was huge.

Last night, a group of 400 Ember Elites and officers finally searched the rugged Rooker Canyon for Jerry missing for over 28 hours. It is important to highlight the fact that this search began quickly within an hour of the disappearance in smaller numbers before intensifying as word spread. Still, they couldn't find a dress of his, they were screaming but never received an answer as the search progressed, a hypothesis began to gain traction, the idea that Jerry could have been kidnapped, this arose because as the numbers began to fill out the search. and they went into the woods in all directions, never seeing or having anything to indicate that Jerry was there.

The father, being quite cryptic, continually said that he felt Jerry was still here in the area and they just couldn't find him and he stayed behind. Adamant on that all the while other ideas were considered and circulated, in any case, although the search continued to intensify and soldiers would be sent to Sheriff Pruitt announced today that Major Ew Grimmer of Fort Huachuca had agreed to transport more than 200 soldiers to Rooker. Canyon at this point Jerry had been missing for five days and Hope began to fear because he had been very cold every night. The searches, including a battalion of soldiers from the fort, continued to wearily search for Jerry without a single lead, the sheriff expressed that there were many teams headed in all directions from the exact spot he disappeared and I have a feeling he was quite bewildered by the fact that five days had passed and they had not found Jerry or any sign of him, it seems that many present felt this way too and began asking questions about how far he could have gone, this seemed to lead to more people to the conclusion that he may have been taken out of the area.

Several hypotheses were advanced about the child's possible adjustment, but they were believed. He could not have survived the freezing night temperatures in the rugged terrain. The next day an interesting discovery was made. Footprints identified as Jerry's were found yesterday and members of the search party said these were the most encouraging clue located since the hunt began. about three miles from where ranchers reported on Saturday that a boy was calling for dad, which actually reminded me of an incident in the video above. The ranchers screamed and believed that he was the missing child, but they could not understand where he came from.

It was the same type of situation here too the source of the call was not found Leaders of the search for Jerry today expressed themselves completely baffled by the boy's disappearance. Sheriff Pruitt said the absence of any signs other than footprints indicated the possibility that someone could have done it. He picked it up and took it away, this actually caused some disagreement because there were no other footprints present meaning it looked like Jerry was alone. Unfortunately, the tracks came to an abrupt end and could no longer be followed, some of the searchers spoke up. about their confusion and talked about how they had no idea what happened here and that their expectation was that he should have been found by now.

The fact that the ranchers had a boy calling for his father seemed to really confuse things as well because the sheriff and others thought that meant that Jerry was not alone, but was with another person who he was unfortunately calling, since he said that the source of the noise was not located at the site of the footprints. Over 1000 searches scoured the area, but there were no more options for Jerry, the sheriff was absolutely convinced and maintained that a third party attack and Jerry out of the area, hundreds of men searching Rooker Canyon and a surrounding 50 mile area Squares plan to end a week-long search today on suspicion that he had been taken.

Sheriff Pruitt's coordination efforts of the small army were quoted as saying that if we don't find his rooster today, I will know that he left here in a car, the father refused to give up continuing. They say he still believed Jerry was there somewhere and alive, however, days later, Forest Service workers would make the discovery. Jerry, yourbody was reported found a mile and a half from Buckskin Canyon Saddle. The discovery culminated the search by nearly 1,000 men. Sheriff Pruitt. who had been wrong about absolutely everything up until now intervened Jerry probably froze and passed away the first night he disappeared meanwhile this was reported immediately after Jerry his body was founded Air High on the side of the canyon where he fell exhausted after wandering from the his parents' camp.

Three Forest Service workers found the boy's body about four and a half miles from the camp, the body having only a few scratches in their astonishment. The lost boy climbed approximately a thousand feet up the side of the canyon when forestry workers found the body they noticed. that Jerry was missing his coat but he also noticed that his shoes were missing. It is often the case that young people go downhill rather than up because it is much easier to travel and they tire quickly while doing so, so it is not clear what was going on here.

It's also not really clear how long it lasted. Some investigators opined that Jerry was probably traveling for a couple of days before reaching his final location, while the sheriff believed he passed away the first night. An official cause of death was also not determined or reported because I could not find any more articles on this and it was never mentioned, although based on what was said, I was leaning towards the idea that perhaps it was not due to the fall, it was noted. That the only injuries he sustained had been scratches so exposure probably played a bigger role, unfortunately though there are no real answers and since that was the end of the paper trail it's time to end this video.

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