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Right when you thought there wasn't anything worse than Lyme Disease, think again...
For those of you want to debunk this, as well as David Paulides and his thoughts on this topic, he has worked 20 years in law enforcement as investigator and dealing with forensics. Plus you can't debunk the families who were there and saw their children snatched up without a trace.
Listen to these stories in this new trailer, if you thought the Government coverup of Lyme Disease scared the **** out of you, you haven't seen nothing yet....
Mr. Paulides is trying to raise enough funding to come out with a documentary similar to Under Our Skin, so the stories of families who have lossed loved ones can be told...
George Noory had a great special on Lyme Disease with Tom Grier, if you're in-tune to these sort of things, I highly recommend opening up your mind and listening to what David Paulides has to say about this topic....
Just one story perhaps is mind boggling, how a two-year old boy named David Scott disappeared 100 yards from his family's camper, and the Marines subsequently investigated a steep ridge, and found the boy dead behind a boulder, some 3,000 feet above the valley.
The FBI agent investigating some of these park missing people ended up committing suicide...
What makes some of these cases even weirder, sometimes Green Berets are called into find these people, for more information, listen to the podcast.
I guess why I've always had a interest into investigating things is because I'm a Criminal Justice major.... Anyways, keep a close eye on this topic, thank you...
[ 07-29-2015, 01:23 AM: Message edited by: Muscle Car55 ]
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