David Paulides is Lying About Missing 411
July 25, 2025
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Every year, thousands of people go missing in the wilds of America’s national parks and forests. Most of them are found alive, thankfully, but over the years there have been many disappearances which left behind baffling mysteries that seem to defy explanation. Hikers round a bend in a trail and seem to vanish into thin air. Children are found miles away from where they were last seen. Bodies turn up in places that make no sense. Over the last fifteen or so years, retired police detective turned author and filmmaker David Paulides has built a career documenting cases such as these for his Missing 411 series, in which he describes tales of unexplained disappearances from all across the United States and Canada. According to the author, these stories are connected both by geography and by a group of “unique factors” which prove that something strange, potentially even something supernatural, is behind these disappearances; but what if the truth behind Missing 411 isn’t what Paulides claims? Welcome back to The Lore Lodge...
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