The Strangest Missing 411 Cases

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ON this weeks episode we look at several Missing 411 cases which we believe are the strangest and most perplexing. these cases would include: Stacy Arras 1981, Yosemite; Samuel Boehlke 2006 Crater Lake; Tom Messick 2015, Lily Pond, New York; Bart Schleyer 2004, the Yukon. These cases are extremely strange and may even hold some hints as to what happened or what is happening to people who go missing in National Parks. Please leave a rating and review! The system’s algorithm loves ratings and reviews and we greatly appreciate them!!

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