[DanaScully]

https://www.insideedition.com/califo...ials-say-69470


From what I have been able to understand its that they still haven't the faintest idea of what happened to cause their shared demise. I had been recently looking into national park strange disappearances/ reappearances/deaths/occurrences and this happened. I would love too see the scene/scape of where and how they were found/positioned. That could be of some help, but not much info about that has been released.

[kellyhound]

The temperature at the time, according to the sheriff's office, ranged from 103 to 109 degrees. With a 1 year old and a dog going hiking

It wasn't carbon monoxide from a gold mine so the only thing remaining imo is toxic algae blooms. Maybe the dog jumped into some water filled with toxic algae and when coming out of the water shakes its fur and there you go. Toxicology reports can take up to over a month, sometimes even longer.

[FuManBoobs]

Can never discount aliens or government conspiracy. I saw it on a video once.

[DanaScully]

Originally Posted by FuManBoobs ↗

Can never discount aliens or government conspiracy. I saw it on a video once.

My current research in that area in reference to national parks tends to agree with this same idea. Most evidence recovered or shared with the public is slippery at best. Along with the extraterrestrial/government involvement is talk among the cryptozooligical experts and lay researchers about secret/undocumented/ and possibly engineered fauna being released and studied in the park systems. While a number of missing we can easily say may have died of exposure and or attacked by wild woodland animals and dragged miles from their last visual sighting by others; it does not account for all of the deaths and or live distance relocated survivors, most whom have no memory of their time whilst missing.

[deanmine]

Am640 radio they have a show that has spent alot of air time covering this very topic.. Comes on at the graveyard hour.

Coast to Coast am640

[Major_Tom]

Originally Posted by DanaScully ↗

My current research in that area in reference to national parks tends to agree with this same idea. Most evidence recovered or shared with the public is slippery at best. Along with the extraterrestrial/government involvement is talk among the cryptozooligical experts and lay researchers about secret/undocumented/ and possibly engineered fauna being released and studied in the park systems. While a number of missing we can easily say may have died of exposure and or attacked by wild woodland animals and dragged miles from their last visual sighting by others; it does not account for all of the deaths and or live distance relocated survivors, most whom have no memory of their time whilst missing.

I thought he was having a laugh but I could be wrong.

[suomynona]

No tox reports just but an update:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...er-family-died

Sounds like Kelly is on the right track.

[FuManBoobs]

Originally Posted by suomynona ↗

No tox reports just but an update:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...er-family-died

Sounds like Kelly is on the right track.

This is exactly the story they would put out to cover up alien involvement.

[KidGloves]

Originally Posted by deanmine ↗

Am640 radio they have a show that has spent alot of air time covering this very topic.. Comes on at the graveyard hour.

Coast to Coast am640

Don't bother listening to Coast to Coast, it's pure crap now ever since George Norry took over from Art Bell. He's more apt to have someone selling miracle cures for your ailments or some airhead talking about astrology than anything actually interesting. He's also a terrible interviewer, all he does is agree with who ever is on even if they say the most asinine thing. That said, if you suffer from insomnia, George Norry will help put you to sleep quickly. There a ton of podcasts out there that are far more entertaining and illuminating than the piece of crap Coast to Coast AM has become.

[18Zulu]

They “quietly” closed the park. So conspiracy or not something is up