The Unexplainable Disappearances of Missing 411

Summary by Krater

This video introduces a series on missing 411 cases in North America, exploring inexplicable disappearances in national parks and wilderness areas with a special guest.

From the video

Answers: What are the Missing 411 cases and what patterns do they share?

• Missing 411
• Unexplained disappearances in North America
• National park mysteries
• Wilderness survival mysteries

What it concludes

• Missing 411 cases are characterized by inexplicable disappearances in wilderness areas, often involving clusters, national parks, bodies of water, boulder fields, memory loss, missing clothing, impossible distances, dog confusion, and young children or Germanic victims.
• Charles McCullar disappeared in Crater Lake National Park in 1974, and his skeletal remains were found nearly 2 years later 12 miles away with his boots containing foot bones and snapped shin bones.
• Keith Parkins, a 2-year-old, disappeared in Ritter, Oregon, and was found 12 miles away alive 24 hours later with scratches, despite covering ground impossible for a toddler.
• Aaron Hedges disappeared in Montana's Crazy Mountains in 2014 after his pack mule bolted, and his remains and gear were found in separate locations over a year later.
• Garrett Bardsley disappeared in Utah's Uinta Mountains in 2004 at age 12, and his skeletal remains were found a year later a significant distance away with no cause of death determined.