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Runningdawg

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7. He also has a ton of stuff on youtube and recent TV special

Reply to donkeypoofed (Original post)

Sun Jan 13, 2019, 07:04 PM

Jan 2019

About 5 years ago a friend of a friend went missing in a Nt park, his name was Noah Pippin, you can read all about his case online. It was then that I got interested in how missing persons cases operated and were solved and found David Paulides. Regardless of how many of his theories you want to buy into, it's eye-opening to grasp the number of people who go missing each year and how often their cases go unsolved.

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David Paulides Missing 411 Series - Wow !! [View all] donkeypoofed Jan 2019 OP

Sounds interesting. Thanks. dameatball Jan 2019 #1

FYI - Amazon re-sellers price gouge immensely on these books donkeypoofed Jan 2019 #2

Every site I look at seems to grossly over price. Meh. Kinda disappointing for theory stuff. dameatball Jan 2019 #6

Sounds right up my alley. Laffy Kat Jan 2019 #3

All of this is way too expensive. murielm99 Jan 2019 #4

This sounds like some George Noory Late night stuff, but I might get one just to see what the dameatball Jan 2019 #5

He also has a ton of stuff on youtube and recent TV special Runningdawg Jan 2019 #7

The first book is Missing 411:Western U.S. donkeypoofed Jan 2019 #8

Vanished, the History Channel PADemD Jan 2019 #9