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Post by buzzbomb on Jan 25, 2020 4:14:49 GMT
I don't discuss Paulides anymore. He's become too much of a distraction. He can speculate as he wishes. That makes him exactly no different than anyone else. I simply don't wish to argue about the man. You can probably contact him and question him yourself. I don't know Mr. Paulides. Never met him.
What do you mean by a "strange accident"? What constitutes a "strange accident"? Regarding the case I posted earlier, for example, a woman goes to Florida on a business trip and shares a room with another woman in her party. One night, this roommate wakes up at 4 am and sees the front door wide open. This was a very dangerous and irresponsible thing to do. Anybody could have walked into that apartment and raped or killed the roommate as she slept. She checks on this woman and finds she is gone. By daylight, she has not returned so she reports it. Police review the hotel's surveillance tapes and see this woman walking down one of the hotel stairways shoeless at 2 am completely by herself, then she is seen no more. For 2 1/2 days, she is missing and then her body is found in a nearby lake. Her husband back in their home state said she had no history of sleepwalking or any kind mental problems. She was perfectly normal when her roommate went to bed but then she walks out of their room barefoot and leaving the door standing wide open and just walks to a lake and drowns. Now, what "strange accident" was that? That just plain doesn't make any sense.
Or you take the skier in New York state, skiing down a mountainside and vanishes. No one has a clue about where he could have gone. Six days later, he turns up over 2000 miles away in California still in his ski outfit and no memory of how he got there. Even stranger, he had had a recent haircut but no barber ever came forward to claim to have cut the man's hair. Certainly he or she would have remembered a man coming into their establishment in a ski outfit. Moreover, the man had no vehicle. He couldn't have driven. What strange accident was this?
When you can't explain the "strange accident," then I'd say you have to go commando.
[quote[I will say that I have thought that some might be the result of a serial or spree killer who likes to use parks and areas like that to do their dirty work.[/quote]
The vanishings that are considered inexplicable have such explanations as the work of the serial killer weeded out. In these particular vanishings, there are no signs of a human abductor. Dogs can't even get a scent no DNA is left behind, etc.
I don't care what his position is. I thought I explained all this in an earlier post. I'm not even using his cases anymore. No one can accuse me of leaving out info like the do him. I present the cases exactly as I find them even giving the links and they still do not make sense.
Again, you're going to have to define this term. It seems you're hiding a lot of inexplicable things behind this term so you don't have to explain them.
This doesn't explain anything. 175 years ago, astronomers couldn't account for why the sun didn't burn itself out. They assumed a huge amount of dust and meteoric debris was constantly falling into the sun even though they had to know how patently ridiculous this was. I'm sure someone positing a fusion process would have been told that we can explain how the sun maintains its mass without needing to resort to weird processes unknown to science and for which there was not a shred of scientific evidence.
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Post by buzzbomb on Jan 26, 2020 7:25:15 GMT
www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/police-searching-for-missing-caseyville-illinois-man/63-f7b1de8e-3505-4c3d-b71b-1db4affcda29www.kmov.com/news/caseyville-man-found-dead-days-after-he-went-missing/article_c238366e-3f99-11ea-bd71-234feddd0803.htmlI decided this would be a good time to do another search. In Caseyville, IL, a 30-year-old man named Marvin Parker went into a wooded area last Tuesday night just down the street from where he was living. He never came out. Police called the disappearance suspicious. Earlier today (January 25, 2020), about 12:30 or 12:45 pm, Parker's body was found in a creek in the woods by police and relatives of the missing man. Police said there were no obvious signs of foul play and no weapons of any kind were recovered. An autopsy will be held tomorrow to determine cause of death. Parker apparently didn't tell anybody where he was going. According to the reports, he was seen entering into the wooded area at night. So, why would a man walk into the woods at night? To do what? And why would he not tell anyone where he was going? Then, as with this pattern we should be aware of by now from all these reports I've posted, they find his body in the water but foul play is not a factor. It's weird, folks. It's weird. *** www.9news.com/article/news/local/authorities-search-for-missing-louisville-woman/73-97ff7d2e-1490-4abe-8b14-c428fb57ea8bUnfortunately, a great many incidents I find are like this one. Tantalizing but too terse to be of much use. I have to ignore a lot of these because they are so lacking in detail, I just can't be sure and I want to be sure before I post. The numbers of people this happens to could be far higher than it is but I can't tell because there isn't enough there to make a determination. *** www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2809126/Colorado-man-mysteriously-vanishes-without-trace-halftime-Broncos-game.htmlwww.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2811992/Paul-Kitterman-Dad-vanished-Broncos-game-five-days-ago-ALIVE-safe-Denver-police-report.htmlFrom 2014, a man vanishes from a Denver Broncos game at halftime. No trace of him was found. For five days, that is. Then he was found 112 miles away in Pueblo. His reason for vanishing? He was tired of football and wanted to go someplace warm. So, let's get this straight: They are at the game. His son needs to use the restroom. Father and son go down to the restroom. He stands not 10 feet away from his son, waiting for him. When the son goes to get his dad, he isn't there. He isn't in his seat either. He's just gone. The man left the stadium and hitchhiked south with no cell phone and no credit cards. He told the cops that he'd had his fill of football but this was the first game he had ever been to and he had been excited about going. He was tired of football so he just leaves??? Doesn't bother to say anything to his son. He just leaves. Then he doesn't go home, he walks and hitchhikes over 100 miles south because he wanted to be someplace warm. Doesn't tell anybody where he is, he just goes somewhere he doesn't live with only the clothes on his back. This is either a 411 or this is the most bizarrely thoughtless, careless, most impulsive man I've ever heard of. His "rescue" raises more questions than his disappearance!!
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Post by drwu on Jan 27, 2020 22:04:49 GMT
Hello buzz, I also find some of these cases intriguing..and you are obviously into these unusual disappearance which you keep posting. ...so I'm curious what your take on them are. Can you talk a little about what you think might be the answer in some of them? Since you are ruling out 'strange accidents', where are you looking to go with this? Are you willing to state a possible source on any of them ?
btw....on some of the ones you cited recently...it seems to me there are likely some 'mental issues' involved ....people who go a little 'nuts' and then just leave. I have heard and read about some very weird things happening in cases of mental disturbances.
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Post by drwu on Jan 28, 2020 18:57:20 GMT
This is for those reading the thread who are not familiar with David Paulides...just for background since he was one of the first if not the first to bring attention to missing people particularly in National Parks (411 Missing series of books , film, etc.) There are of course missing people in many other venues and areas. Paulides has postulated 'Bigfoot' as a suspect in many of his cases but is not clear on many of his cases and explanations as to what he thinks has happened. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Paulides"Kyle Polich, a data scientist and host of the Data Skeptic podcast,[20] documented his analysis of Paulides' claims in the article "Missing411"[21] and presented his analysis to a SkeptiCamp held in 2017 by the Monterey County Skeptics.[22][1] He concluded that the allegedly unusual disappearances represent nothing unusual at all, and are instead best explained by non-mysterious causes such as falling or sudden health crises leading to a lone person becoming immobilized off-trail, drowning, bear (or other animal) attack, environmental exposure, or even deliberate disappearance. After analyzing the missing person data, Polich concluded that these cases are not "outside the frequency that one would expect, or that there is anything unexplainable that I was able to identify."[23] This presentation was discussed in a February 2017 article in Skeptical Inquirer, a publication of the CSI. In the article, Susan Gerbic reported "Paulides ... gave no reason for these disappearances but finds odd correlations for them. For example, two women missing in different years both had names starting with an "A" with three-letters, Amy and Ann.[1] Polich concluded in his analysis: "I've exhausted my exploration for anything genuinely unusual. After careful review, to me, not a single case stands out nor do the frequencies involved seem outside of expectations" note: To Buzz, I know you are not invested in Paulides ideas, but I thought this was a good intro for those who are not familiar with the area but could use some basic background on the 'phenomenon' that some have come to call 411 Missing.
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Post by buzzbomb on Jan 28, 2020 23:31:59 GMT
Haven't I explained enough yet? I don't know what's going on but it seems to me to be something important because it happens too much and it's too odd to be a coincidence. In fact, there is a distinct pattern. Almost a script.
I don't have any answers. I wouldn't keep posting of if I had any.
I didn't rule anything out. "Strange accident" is not an explanation. Anything is a strange accident. Life itself is a strange accident.
There are hundreds of possible sources. Might be mental illness of a type not properly diagnosed. Maybe people are infected through mass media like that "Videodrome" movie. Why not? People get radicalized from listening to talk radio or propaganda channels as Fox. The internet recruits people for causes. What if you're being told someone is pursuing you and you must flee to safety and it;s being told to you in a way that's so subliminal that it can't be detected and it is told to you enough times, it becomes your reality. You seem okay to people until that one time the straw breaks the camel's back and then you're off the deep end without warning. Some of these people who run away and are never seen again--where do they go and why?
ALL of them are that. Every single one of them is a mental case. A big hand didn't come down from the sky and drop these people in water and hold them down. That's not the issue. They put themselves in the water. That much is indisputable. Why do they follow such a similar, unlikely pattern? No one can drown in water they can stand up in. That's not humanly possible. So why are so many of these victims doing it? One or two? Maybe. But case after case after case? No. They were made to drown themselves but who made them, how and why? And if it could happen to them, how do you know it won't happen to you?
Obviously, if I only thought it was a mental issue, I wouldn't bother with this. But how many people will I have post here with cases that just seem to be the same weird MO spread over time and distance before it becomes apparent that mental illness isn't the explanation.
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Post by drwu on Jan 28, 2020 23:57:55 GMT
Buzzbomb said: "Obviously, if I only thought it was a mental issue, I wouldn't bother with this. But how many people will I have post here with cases that just seem to be the same weird MO spread over time and distance before it becomes apparent that mental illness isn't the explanation." Since you don't really want to speculate on possible answers, I'm not sure there is anyplace to go with this regarding discussion. It simply becomes an exercise in posting odd missing persons cases. If you change your mind and want to speculate and talk about what might be happening post something in that vein and we can get into it, otherwise what else is there to say about it?
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Post by buzzbomb on Feb 8, 2020 18:08:26 GMT
Some more cases:
-In Gary, Indiana in 2015, 2 yo King Walker and his aunt, 21 yo Diamond Bynum disappeared from Walker's grandmother's house. The three had laid down for an afternoon nap and when the grandmother awoke, Walker and Bynum were gone. They have yet to be found.
-In February 2001, 12 yo Steven Earl Kraft, Jr. was playing with his two dogs on the dead-end street they lived on in Benton Harbor, MI. There was also a nearby woods where Kraft also like to play. By his curfew, Kraft did not return home and the weather was freezing. A search turned up the two dogs but no trace of Steven. For the next several days, police, family and friends numbering into the hundreds scoured the woods and fields as well as the frozen ponds and streams in the area. No trace of Steven Kraft has ever been found and no evidence gathered.
-8 yo Samuel Boehlke disappeared in 2006 at Crater Lake in Oregon. His father said the boy wandered into a wooded area near where they had been standing and never came out. SAR teams with air support and tracking dogs found nothing after searching for several days. Weirdly, another 8 yo boy, Derrick Engebretson, disappeared from Crater Lake eight years before under similar circumstances. Neither boy has ever been found.
-One summer night in Joliet, IL in 1981, 6 yo Sara Elizabeth Avon was outside with her sister and some friends catching fireflies. Sara walked across the street to ring a friend's doorbell and was never seen again. By 9 pm, Sara's 5 yo sister, Mary, came in but Sara did not. No one remembered seeing her after she crossed the street. The people who lived in the house Sara had gone to stated that she never rang their doorbell nor knocked. They never saw her. After a search proved fruitless, the police were called. They canvassed the neighborhood and went door-to-door while the firefighters explored a nearby quarry but to no avail. In 1993, a man stated on his deathbed that his mentally-impaired nephew abducted and killed Sara and that the nephew's father buried the body in a nearby lot to protect his son. Upon thoroughly excavating the lot, however, police found nothing. Sara Avon was never seen again.
In the database where I found these, I weeded out the ones that seemed to me to be abductions. This next one, I include because it's so strange. It could have been an abduction and I have no reason to insist it is not but it seems funny to me:
-11 yo Mikelle Biggs was waiting for the ice cream truck near her house in Arizona. She was straddling her bike and holding two quarters to get a gumball popsicle. It was getting near dark so Mikelle's mother sent her 9 yo daughter, Kimber, outside to tell her sister to come in. All Kimber found was Mikelle's bike on the ground, its wheels still spinning. The two quarters were on the sidewalk. There was no trace of Mikelle, no evidence was recovered and no suspects ever named. No one saw or heard anything unusual. Mikelle Biggs may as well have vanished into thin air. No trace of her has ever been found.
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Post by buzzbomb on Feb 22, 2020 2:34:14 GMT
In my researches concerning mental illness, I have come across a strange, tentative connection to the 411 incidents of the type where someone disappears for a time and then their corpse turns up in a body of water. In this type of incident, we frequently notice the victim behaves oddly shortly before the incident. They are seen by witnesses or on tape walking or running away from the direction that they should be going. They tell no one they are leaving nor where they are going. In some cases, the victim definitely appears to be in the grip of a mental illness but have never exhibited any such symptoms prior to the incident. If it happens a few times, it could be written off but it happens quite often to a degree that some might call excessive if not shocking. Take a look at the schizophrenic art below. This was drawn by an actual patient: What is being expressed here is the idea--very common in a great many patients--that humans are slave machines being actuated and operated by another type of master machine often called an "influencer machine" for the simple fact that it influences the patient. The patient is connected by wires to the machine which is located "far away" in some secret or otherwise unknown location. The machine provides the patient's senses and heartbeat--his very life. There is no escape from it but death. Life itself is a dream or hallucination provided by the influencer machine. In the next piece of art, we see the idea fleshed out a bit more: Here, the patient is entirely controlled by an influencer machine operated by some man. Who is he? Apparently, an Influencer. Whoever he is, he is putting thoughts and feelings into the mind and body of the patient telling him what to see, hear, taste, touch and smell and he tells him how to react to this sensory input. To the patient, this is his entire universe--there is nothing else. This drawing is his reality not the world around him. It is very much like a brain-in-a-vat situation or like when Dwayne Hoover in the Vonnegut novel Breakfast of Champions is given Kilgore Trout's book, "Now It Can Be Told." Other people are just machines being influenced by a master machine or they might just be hallucinations or they might be zombies in need of eradication by removing their heads--whatever the Influencer wants. And so the 411 connection rears its head here. We might take this Influencer and his infernal machine to be hallucinatory or metaphorical. But what if this isn't the case? Suppose embedded in nature is a machine of sorts that is manipulated by some entity that can influence people and we react to it as though it is our reality? In the above image, a self-portrait painted by a paranoid schizophrenic shows himself receiving vibrations that cause him to vibrate in sympathy. He felt he was losing control and eventually killed himself. Is this what happens in these types of 411 cases? They are influenced to run away from safety and towards their eventual deaths. They throw themselves into water and drown even when the water is too shallow for drowning. But it certainly appears that these people are being influenced such as seeing people following them and then they flee to their deaths. But they show no evidence prior to the incident of being schizophrenic. The man in the above picture was diagnosed as schizo years and years before he finally took his life but the 411 victims show no such signs until just before they run off one day and drown themselves or, in some cases, simply disappear. In the past, madness was often seen as divine inspiration. In German, the word for silly or zelig also meant holy. There was often no difference between a mad person and a prophet or an oracle. The mad were somehow next to god, somehow touched by god and the power is so great that it blows their fuses. Their minds are mad but their hearts are also charged with tremendous powers. So might the schizophrenic know the truth about the Influencing Machine? Do they somehow sense it in ways we normies cannot? There is truth in the idea that we are all machines. In a great many ways, we are. Is there, in fact, a master machine that influences us and controls us? Are there those who have access to that "machine"? If so, how do we break their control if this be the case?
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Post by buzzbomb on Feb 29, 2020 22:46:36 GMT
www.timesunion.com/local/article/Missing-Wilton-woman-found-dead-in-woods-6883458.phpChristine Lee, 20, of Wilton, NY was missing for a week in March 2016. She disappeared from her mother's home at 3:00 am wearing only pajama bottoms. She turned up dead in a heavily wooded area near Route 9. The Sheriff's Office stated that they found nothing suspicious although they did not release the cause of death (probably don't know what it is). Why would anyone walk into the woods at 3 am wearing only pajama bottoms? The article above says she might have been on drugs but don't mention any kind of drug problem. Probably, they simply can't account for the weird circumstances of her death except to suppose she was might have been on drugs. Evidently, no mental problems otherwise possible drug use wouldn't have to be mentioned to try and account for what is obviously a mysterious case. I was once stationed near Wilton at the nuke plants in Ballston Spa and I lived in Saratoga Springs nearby. Take it from me, it is a heavily wooded area--very heavily wooded. The roads can be quite hazardous. An acquaintance of mine had his car destroyed when a moose stepped out of the woods onto the road right in front of him so quickly that he had no time to apply his brakes and struck the animal full force killing it. And this was in the summer rather than the fall rutting season. It's THAT wooded. At night, the woods are totally black. I cannot imagine anyone going out there at 3 am half-dressed even if they were high on something which I strongly doubt in this case.
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Post by buzzbomb on Mar 5, 2020 4:12:16 GMT
www.nbc4i.com/news/u-s-world/missing-6-year-old-with-autism-found-dead-in-pond/A Texan 6 yo boy disappeared from his family home and was reported missing at about 4 PM in June of 2018. He was last seen at an intersection but was found dead in a pond close to his home after an overnight search. The above clip may be a little hard to watch but it concerns a 6 yo old boy in North Carolina who ran away from his father while they were in a park in September of 2018. The boy was apparently chasing after a jogger. The father couldn't give chase due to medical issues with his legs. The boy was never seen alive again. He remained missing for almost a week. Searchers on ground, air and water participated. Some 15 searchers found the boy's body in a creek a mile outside the park in an area that had already been searched. The strange thing is that both boys in the above two stories were the same age and both had autism. The second boy was non-verbal. I don't know about the other. Both cases came on the heels of an August 2017 when a 6 yo non-verbal boy in Lakeland, FL disappeared from his home. After a 7-hour search, the boy was found dead in a pond behind his family home where his grandmother would take him on Thursdays. www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/missing-5-year-old-autistic-boy-michigan-found-dead-pond-n1107431On Christmas Day of 2019, a 5 yo autistic boy--who could communicate and so was apparently not non-verbal--was playing in his grandmother's backyard with his family in Michigan. When the family went inside, they realized the boy was not with them. He was found at noon under the ice in a pond close to the house. www.courier-journal.com/story/news/2019/05/25/kentucky-state-police-missing-7-year-old-found-dead-pond-near-home/1236049001/An 8 yo Kentucky boy (another source said he was 7) with autism went missing from his home in May of 2019 and was found dead hours later in a pond behind his house. www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Texas-City-police-search-for-autistic-7-year-old-13513725.phpA 7 yo Texas boy with non-verbal autism left his house or apartment (depending on source) and was later found drowned in a retention pond. His mother stated that her son had never run off by himself before. It's odd how many obits I pore over and see "autistic" and they are found in water. Sure, autistic kids might be at risk but it's strange how often it happens. Then again, maybe it's nothing.
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Post by SysConfig on Mar 5, 2020 6:06:06 GMT
Its heartwrenching Buzz...both reading and trying to come up with an answer to stop or explain it.
The vast pool of afflicted people below..serve as a guarantee for reports in newspapers of possible abductions..it also serves as an almost inexhaustible supply for predators like bears which can smell food from 13 miles away..and others who travel the edges of woods ..or the ones on two legs born with the compulsion to kidnap human prey...the latter being the most dangerous..as its known they can network together like porn collectors..compile lists, unlike a bear or puma..and study their victims..with a keen sense for opportunism..Like..reform schools for young girls..a favourite stomping ground for Epstein..now theres an influencer..or Ed buck..and there are many like them.... over a period of time. Some of these even have badges...respected members of society..sometimes..it's the parent themselves but its a mental illness..a psycopathy...and we've all become numb because ..we assume it will all work itself out..the stories disappear..and the lists get bigger....but for the children so affected..they are the perfect prey meeting the perfect predator. I don't know if water is connected..though I know its presence is a draw and means of disposal..just like a waterhole in the desert..
About Schizophrenia | SARDAA sardaa.org › resources › about-schizophrenia Approximately 3.5 million people in the United States are diagnosed with schizophrenia and it is one of the leading causes of disability. Three-quarters of persons ...
Ten years after initial diagnosis, approximately 50% of people diagnosed with schizophrenia are either completely recovered or improved to the point of being able to function independently. 25% are improved, but require a strong support network. 15% remain unimproved and are typically hospitalized. Unfortunately, 10% sees no way out of their pain except through death and ends up committing suicide. Long-term statistics for 30 years after diagnosis are similar to the 10-year point, except that there are even more people who improve to become independent. However, there is also an increase in the number of suicides to 15%. Over time, women appear to have a better chance at keeping up recovery from symptoms than do men. It is an unfortunate fact that people with schizophrenia attempt suicide more frequently than do people in the general population. 5-6% of those with the condition will die from suicide. 20% will attempt suicide one or more times. This may happen for many reasons, including fears and anxieties that come with the hallucinations or delusions. It may also be affected by depression and hopeless feelings that may happen when the person realizes that they have a serious, ongoing and life-changing disease. Being unemployed, having a recent episode, or being released from the hospital can also be high risk factors for suicide attempts. It is always difficult to predict which people are at serious risk for suicide. While people in the general population talk about suicide from time to time, professional mental health help should be sought right away for people who: make a habit of discussing suicide express a feeling of hopeless and believe that nothing will ever change or get better feel helpless and like nothing that they do will make any difference feel like they have become a burden to family and friends express any sort of plan to commit suicide stockpile pills, tools (rope, razors) or weapons to commit suicide or self-harm act out a suicide or self-harm plan, however half-heartedly start abusing alcohol or drugs (or abuse drugs and alcohol that much harder) begin the process of putting their affairs in order. This could include organizing finances or giving away possessions as a way of preparing for their death write a suicide note become impulsive and start taking risks that put them in harm's way, or into situations where there is a danger of being killed
ccording to the U.S. Surgeon General, about 20% of American children suffer from a diagnosable mental illness during a given year. Further, nearly 5 million American children and adolescents suffer from a serious mental illness (one that significantly interferes with their day-to-day life). Which Mental Illnesses Are Most Common in Children?
Children can suffer from the following mental illnesses:
Anxiety disorders: Children with anxiety disorders respond to certain things or situations with fear and dread, as well as with physical signs of anxiety (nervousness), such as a rapid heartbeat and sweating. Disruptive behavior disorders: Children with these disorders tend to defy rules and often are disruptive in structured environments, such as school. Eating disorders: Eating disorders involve intense emotions and attitudes, as well as unusual behaviors, associated with weight and/or food. Elimination disorders: These disorders affect behavior related to the elimination of body wastes (feces and urine). Affective (mood) disorders: These disorders, including depression, involve persistent feelings of sadness and/or rapidly changing moods. Schizophrenia : This is a serious disorder that involves distorted perceptions and thoughts. Tic disorders : These disorders cause a person to perform repeated, sudden, involuntary and often meaningless movements and sounds, called tics. ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder): Children with this disorder are hyperactive and have trouble controlling their impulses and paying attention. ADHD is the most commonly diagnosed mental disorder in children.
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Post by buzzbomb on Mar 6, 2020 1:48:00 GMT
I should point out that in the cases of the autistic boys I posted above, none of them mean anything by themselves--all of them can be easily explained. What's odd is that they all happened within a couple of years or so, all of them were in a 5-7 age group, all were autistic and/or non-verbal, most of the cases took place in the South and all the cases were boys. I could not a find a single case of an autistic girl drowning in a pond in that time period. I DID see some articles of young girls drowning in cases that seemed a bit odd but none of the girls had autism. It may mean nothing but in these cases, it's the patterns that are important.
I should also point out, I never include cases where foul play is suspected. If the cops say that, then they have evidence of a killer or abductor. I only include cases where cops find no evidence of foul play and no activity in the victims' financial assets. These bodies turn up (when they turn up at all) without a scratch and no signs of sexual molestation or rape. In other words, no sign of a human killer or abductor even though the victims may tell people that someone or something is following them. Surveillance tapes show the victims by themselves and no signs of pursuers.
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Post by SysConfig on Mar 6, 2020 2:45:04 GMT
Does the surveillance show any of them going into the water?
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Post by buzzbomb on Mar 6, 2020 16:55:02 GMT
Does the surveillance show any of them going into the water? If there are, I am not aware of any.
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Post by SysConfig on Mar 6, 2020 17:27:48 GMT
It's exhausting Buzz..and mentally draining following these cases....I know it was for me following one particular case in FLA .please don't let it get to you..very little is understood about autism or savants processing and what the child actually sees and interprets inside..what impulses or voices appear....the wiring pathways are quite different..and meds are literally hit and miss propositions..geared more for psycotropic suppressing not resolving the problem..and you finally realize..there is no cure just temporary stopgaps ..they will always be vulnerable and parents must be extra careful letting them outside alone. The result is the same as leaving a car in a 'bad neighborhood' with windows open and the key in the ignition..worse..the child in the drivers seat..Good luck, you have a brilliant mind and an even bigger heart..so you will empath and hurt more than others. May you find closure and coming to terms of some kind..~sys
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