David Paulides - Missing 411-North America and Beyond: Stories of people who have disappeared in remote locations of North America and five other countries.

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Copyright 2012 David Paulides All rights reserved.

ISBN: 149 474496 ,

ISBN 13: 978149 474491 Library of Congress Control Number: 2012921037 CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform North Charleston, South Carolina

Missing 411North America and Beyond

2013

Missing 411The Bermuda Triangle of Missing People

Table caption All Books Available at www.canammisslng.eom

Introduction.ix

North America United States

Chapter 1-Western United States...7

Alaska.I

Washington.7/

Oregon.36

California-Northern.55

California-Southern.63

California-Central Coast.69

California-Central Sierra.75

Yosemite.86

California-Sequoia National Park.89

Hawaii.97

Idaho.98

Nevada.7/2

Arizona.722

Montana.126

Utah.755

Colorado.750

New Mexico.757

Wyoming.7 62

Chapter 2-Midwestern United States.169

Iowa.759

Missouri. 777

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Nebraska.179

Oklahoma/Arkansas..* 182

Wisconsin.* 185

Chapter 5-Southern United States ..191

Alabama. 191

Florida.* 194

Georgia/Alabama. 203

North Carolina. 205

South Carolina. 207

Tennessee.209

Texas.213

West Virginia. 222

Chapter 4-Eastern United States.227

Connecticut.227

Maine.230

Maryland.234

Massachusetts.236

Michigan.239

Minnesota.I.246

New Jersey.247

New York.250

Ohio.272

Pennsylvania. 281

Rhode Island.290

Vermont. 292

Virginia. 297

Chapter 5-Canada.311

Alberta.311

Manitoba.332

Saskatchewan.339

Ontario.341

Quebec .

Nova Scotia.

Chapter 6-International

Australia.

England.

France .

Iceland.

Indonesia.

.350

.355

.357

.357

.363

.364

.370

.371

Chapter 7-New Categories' *

Coeds.

Multiple Disappearances

Chapter 8-Updates.

Chapter 9-List of Missing

Chapter 10-Conclusion

Index.

This book was never planned; it evolved. After dozens of radio interviews and hundreds of e-mails, it became very obvious that there were many more cases of missing people than what were contained in the Western and Eastern Missing 411 books. I should start this manuscript with a huge thank you to every person that sent me cases matching the profile Ive written about. Each of the cases you sent was investigated and thoroughly researched, and many are included in this book.

As cases were investigated and thoroughly understood, they sometimes led to additional cases and even new clusters. We did realize early on that we couldnt have found every case matching our profile, and we knew that the public would assist us in our continued search. We also knew that there would be additional cases that occurred as we were in the field conducting research, and many of these recent cases are in this book.

Before we get too far into the book, it is important to understand a few abbreviations that you will see multiple times in the narrative:

FBIFederal Bureau of Investigation RCMPRoyal Canadian Mounted Police FLIRForward-Looking Infrared Radar NPSNational Park Service FOIAFreedom of Information Act

As a brief reminder of what the Missing 411 books are about, I will include a short review. These books are about people who have disappeared in rural locations of the worldyes, the world. The past two books have focused on North America. We are going global now.

The books included the following criteria for inclusion:

Missing are people with disabilities.

Missing left with their canines.

Introduction! xi

Missing are found in or near creeks, rivers, or other bodies of water.

There is geographical clustering of missing persons.

Bad weather was associated with the disappearance.

Swamps and briar patches played a predominant role in many disappearances.

The vast majority of disappearances occur in the late afternoon or early evening.

When the missing is found, many cannot or will not remember what occurred while they were gone.

When the missing is located, the majority are semiconscious or unconscious.

When the missing is located, many are missing clothing or shoes or both.

The missing is found in an area that was previously searched.

Berries are inextricably related somehow with the disappearance.

With the publicity surrounding the first two books and the appearances I made, new information came to our attention, and soon four new clusters were discovered.