Missing Persons -2-: The Creepiest 'Missing 411' Cases - Dark crimes Lost in the mountains ghostly vanished without a trace Mystical stories Missing people Shocking revelations ghostly without a trace true events

★★★★★ Exciting... »I devoured the books, everything very exciting, eerie, and creepy. Not just for X-Files fans. Highly recommended…«

★★★★★ »Very exciting, I read both the 1st and 2nd parts in one go. Some cases read as creepy. Why do people always get tired just before they disappear, and why do they always take off their shoes? Most are found dead miles away. Or never again…«

★★★★★ Interesting, exciting, eerie »I stumbled upon the topic 'Missing 411' rather by chance. This book is very interesting, exciting, eerie, and when you see the cases side by side, commonalities/patterns emerge. What could be going on there?«

★★★★★ »I have read volumes 1 and 2 and both are fantastic.«

More cases. More details. Creepier than ever.

The list of missing people continues. And the eeriest cases are yet to come. A common feature among many is that the victims behave inexplicably, as if something—or someone—has stolen their sanity. They walk, flee, stumble, and run as if in a dream, straight into the wilderness and to their doom. Who or what could cause this? Why do the victims in these cases seemingly lose their minds before they disappear?

Some of the victims remain missing forever, never to be found. And this, despite extensive search efforts, the use of the latest technology, helicopters, infrared heat-sensing cameras, drones, specialized search dog teams, thousands of searchers, and weeks of searching, with almost every meter being combed step by step in search of the missing or any tiny traces indicating their whereabouts.

Those who are found again are either so far from where they disappeared that it is not only questionable how they got there but also why they would have traveled such a distance… voluntarily, or fleeing from what?

Many, however, remain missing forever. They never reappear. Search dogs find no trace, as if these people had never existed, as if they had been swallowed by the proverbial earth.

These are their stories.