With subjects on UFOlogy, Cryptozoology, and conspiracy theories we always question ourselves. You have to ask yourself all the questions that are within reality. Something sinister and oddly mysterious is self-explanatory. These perpetrator(s)who commit these crimes are a bizarre presence that you almost feel through the book, but those who do dwell within are never caught or rarely seen. It's common sense because the evidence is there. That is all I will say until you read it for yourself.Īs a reader of this book, I would conclude that there is foul play involved in most of these cases. Bart Schleyer, Charles McCullar, and Evelyn Rosseman, these three names will stick with you forever. I cannot imagine the evil and pain these victims experienced upon death. Brutally murdered, eaten, found alive, or never found? It makes no sense.
With all of the unique circumstances that come into play in the disappearances, you honestly cannot comprehend how one comes to "vanish" so easily, or how victims are perplexed by what may seem as confusing or unconscious disaster. I read a review about not being able to sleep at night because of this book, and let me tell you that it is a 100 percent accurate assessment, I could not sleep the first two nights I jumped into the book! It truly is agley disturbing! At the same time, it is a MUST READ FOR ANYONE who frequently travels in the woods alone, with family, friends, or small children as it is important to get this knowledge out so you are NEVER in this horrible position that all of these unfortunate missing folks have been in. As I feel horribly sad, empty, and really quite disturbed for the families of the book. Getting into Missing 411, I really must say that this book is not for the faint heart on any terms. Also, If you have not had a chance to listen to his most recent Coast to Coast AM interview about his new books, I really suggest that you explore that if you can, because it lays the groundwork for the book. I own the Hoopa Project and Tribal Bigfoot, and now of course Missing 411 (Western and Canada).
The sources of his books are credible, reliable, in exact locations, and who've had real experiences with Bigfoot for generations.
I've always admired David Paulides and his investigative approach to the material he represents.
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