Underground Cities And Vanishing Clusters Of People

Here's the thing.  There has been more than enough data and number of cases of these missing people for more than long enough to have this declared a national emergency or at least a matter deserving of a great deal of investigation on the part of the FBI, Park Service, whomever.

The fact that we've barely even heard about it at a national level makes me very very itchy between my ears.

I find this sort of thinking mentally unsettling. If 'underground bases' are connected to bigfoot/aliens/disappearances it leaves a gap between ancient legends and current events.

Maybe 'underground bases' weren't created by our government, but were already there, waiting to be discovered?

Ant people saved the Hopi...Native Americans have such a beautiful, poetic way of describing things...
Elongated skulls abound in South America....could they have been attached to a tall, slender race of 'beings'? Would they be described as 'Ant People' by the Hopi?

Legend has it that when Atlantis began breaking apart, many fled to other regions of the world. Could one of those regions have been North America?

Hmmm......

I remember doing a bit about this in a story on National Parks and the missing. It is a fascinating thing, and many cases can be explained by misadventure with animals or just plain misadventure by stupidity. Cliffs....holes to fall into...things to be eaten by...all sorts of reasons people vanish in the wilderness.

On the other hand, I came across enough that had NO reasonable explanation within the circumstances (very close to crowds of people, for instance ...or vanishing from an area with no such hazards and no sign of animal activity or struggle) that I have come to feel certain something isn't right out there.

Now, could it be human serial predators taking advantage of the mix-master of law enforcement jurisdiction which national parks represent? It could be..and there are some real benefits for that sort of...creature...to attack others in that setting. Could it be aliens, or whatever we attribute that title to? Could be...a few of the cases I recall were so mysterious that suggesting 'Scotty beamed them up' sounds as reasonable as anything else...when nothing sounds reasonable to fit.

...I'll say this though. There are reasons I am armed out in the real world, and I have NEVER gone into the wilderness without a firearm. Not once. Not ever. Period. That goes back to my days hiking the So. Cal (Santa Ana) mountains as a teenager. Nasty things live in the woods. Things that don't see people as interesting critters, but just food on two legs instead of 4...and all wrapped up, too. lol.... I don't plan to end my days as the lunch of another creature.

In the end, I hope the missing really did fall to something so common, too. Circumstances don't support it for a fair %..but I still hope. The alternative would be much worse.

While I'm willing to entertain the idea that underground bases or extraterrestrials could possibly have something to do with the disappearances logic suggests it is far more likely that many if not most of these people went "off trail" exploring and got hopelessly lost and most likely perished due to dehydration and exposure to the elements. I will admit there have been several intriguing cases in which people literally vanished in the presence of witnesses but we must never underestimate the extent of ignorance and often just plain stupidity in our human family especially when traversing in wilderness areas.

AiRen those are some of the exceptions I mentioned. David's research is intriguing to say the least. Some of the cases he has investigated were ones involving disappearances right in front of the eyes of witnesses.