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A Recent Lecture By David Paulides

The sciences, each straining in its own direction, have hitherto harmed us little; but some day the piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the deadly light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.

H.P. Lovecraft


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Sukhjeet Saggu- 20 years

Missing 6/5/15

Chilliwack Lake Provincial Park, BC, Canada

Sukhjeet was with a group of friends walking a large well-known trail from their vehicle at the parking lot to Lindeman Lake. He stated he wanted to run ahead and meet them at the lake. When the friends arrived at the lake, he was not there. The Chilliwack Search and Rescue group was notified along with RCMP.

Just days after the hiker vanished, a helicopter search found his body in a boulder field far off course from the lake trail. Doug Fraser was the SAR supervisor on this event. A June 7, 2015 article from CBC news had this from Doug, “It was very, very strange and difficult to explain why he ended up where he did,” said Fraser. Adding that the boulder field is quite a bit of elevation above the lake and a fair distance from the trail.”

An autopsy showed that Sukhjeet died of blunt head trauma. It was the belief of some that he fell and hit his head. How did he end up in a boulder field? Where did he fall from? This incident matches other cases involving a boulder field.

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Been watching Dave Paulides videos regarding those mysterious disappearances I've mentioned.  Here's the official news story regarding James McGrogan's disappearance and death:

UPDATED Monday, April 7, 2014 --- 7:18 p.m.
EAGLE, Colo. (AP) -- Authorities say an Indiana man whose body was found north of Vail about three weeks after he became separated from fellow hikers fell to his death.
Eagle County Coroner Kara Bettis said Monday that 39-year-old James McGrogan died of multiple injuries, including head trauma. His death has been ruled an accident.
McGrogan, of Chesterton, Ind., disappeared March 14, and his body was found Thursday by a group of backcountry skiers about 4 1/2 miles from the trail. He was a physician who recently returned to Indiana from Wisconsin to work in the emergency room of St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Mishawaka.
Copyright 2014: Associated Press

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The Missing

Click below for a recent interview with David Paulides regarding mysterious cases of missing people in the United States and Canada.  Really terrifying stuff.

Listening to this  guy talk is pure chillsville.

The Man Who Shot Sasquatch

Was watching Monsters and Mysteries in America last week.  It's a series with low production value and a lot of cheese, but it has some decent content.  Justin Smeja was featured last night, and he claims to have shot an adult Sasquatch and killed a juvenile Squatch.  I'm no friend of Bigfoot and I subscribe to the view that, if real, they're what the American Indian believed to be a human-like race which fed on humans (see:  Missing 411).

Well, Smeja described hunting with his friend and coming across a Bigfoot.  He aimed and took a shot.  The adult fell to the ground and was trying to crawl further into the woods to escape.  Then he saw two juveniles.  He pursued and shot one in the throat, even held it in his arms as it died.

It was like being behind that mirror in an interrogation room, listening to a murderer tell how he did it.  Very strange and chilling.

So I dug around and found that this is a pretty big story in the Bigfoot community.  Justin Smeja even passed a lie detector test.

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An absolutely amazing Coast to Coast interview from Sunday with David Paulides.

It starts at the 41 minute mark, and it's loaded with creep-out chillsville moments.

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Mountain Devils

I can't get enough of this stuff.
David Paulides discussing The Hoopa Project, a fascinating approach to Bigfoot research.

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