Speaker 1: Hello friends, Steve Stockton here with you. Welcome to our
Speaker 1: latest episode. In this video, we dove into the enigmatic
Speaker 1: world of strange wilderness disappearances, cases that defy explanation and
Speaker 1: challenge our understanding of the great outdoors. From uncharted for
Speaker 1: us to remote mountain ranges, these mysterious vanishings have left
Speaker 1: investigators baffled and communities haunted for the unanswered questions that linger.
Speaker 1: Join me. Let's walk and see First up Barbara Bollick.
Speaker 1: Fifty five year old Barbara Bullock and her husband's cousin,
Speaker 1: Donna Biles, and Donna's boyfriend Jim Bramicker planned to hike
Speaker 1: Barber's favorite trail on July eighteen. The Bear Creek Overlooked
Speaker 1: Trail was about a fifteen minute drive from her home
Speaker 1: and as a four point five mile out and back
Speaker 1: trail near Victor, Montana. This trail is rated moderately complex
Speaker 1: and is frequented by hikers. It offers a breathtaking view
Speaker 1: of Bear Creek and the surrounding mountains and both stunning wildflowers.
Speaker 1: Donna woke up feeling unwell on the morning of the
Speaker 1: hike and decided not to join. However, Barbara and Jim
Speaker 1: still wanted to go, so around eight thirty or nine am,
Speaker 1: Barbara informed her husband Carl that she and Jim were
Speaker 1: going to the overlook and would return later for lunch.
Speaker 1: Carl then spent the morning working on a carpentry project.
Speaker 1: Donna grew concerned around noon when she realized that barbar
Speaker 1: and Jim had not returned from the hike. However, Carl
Speaker 1: reassured her that Barbara was an avid and experienced hiker
Speaker 1: who knew the area well, so there was no need
Speaker 1: to worry. He was confident that they would return soon.
Speaker 1: Carl informed Donna that Barbara was always cautious and that
Speaker 1: she brought a backpack with her containing food, water, and
Speaker 1: a firearm for protection against predators. Around two pm, Carl
Speaker 1: received a phone call. It was a forced service law
Speaker 1: enforcement officer. She asked me if my wife's name was Barbara,
Speaker 1: and I instantly thought something terrible had happened, Carl said.
Speaker 1: After finding out that Jim had reported his wife missing,
Speaker 1: Carl rushed to the Bear Creek Overlooked trail, hoping to
Speaker 1: find her. However, she was nowhere to be found. Jim
Speaker 1: Bramiker reported that he and Barbara hiked the entire Bear
Speaker 1: Creek overlook and stopped for lunch. During their hike, they
Speaker 1: encountered two young men on the trail and spoke to
Speaker 1: them for about half an hour. After finishing their meal,
Speaker 1: Jim and Barbara started to head back to the trailhead.
Speaker 1: At one point, Jim stopped to admire the view and
Speaker 1: looked back for around forty five seconds. When he turned
Speaker 1: back around, he discovered that Barbara would and walking ahead
Speaker 1: of him by about twenty or thirty feet, had vanished.
Speaker 1: Despite calling her name and searching the surrounding area, Jim
Speaker 1: found no sign of Barbara or her backpack. As Jim
Speaker 1: was searching for Barbara around the Bear Creek overlooked trail,
Speaker 1: he noticed that the area had loose shale rock, which
Speaker 1: would have made it difficult for anyone to move about quietly.
Speaker 1: Despite this, Jim didn't hear any screams or cries for help,
Speaker 1: which made it less likely that Barbara had fallen over
Speaker 1: the overlook. Jim eventually gave up his search and headed
Speaker 1: back to the trailhead. However, he found that the road
Speaker 1: leading to the trailhead was closed for maintenance that day,
Speaker 1: and construction workers were there. Jim briefly described Barbara to
Speaker 1: them and asked that they had seen her, but they
Speaker 1: said they had not. However, the workers did recall seeing
Speaker 1: two young men with a black and white dog leave
Speaker 1: the trail earlier. Jim reported Barbara missing shortly after this.
Speaker 1: After two weeks of intensive searching an investigation, the county
Speaker 1: Sheriff Chris Hoffman said Barbara Balock's disappearance was a mystery.
Speaker 1: Quote we are perplexed. We have combed the area in
Speaker 1: the vicinity of the disappearance very well. No trace that
Speaker 1: all has been found. We would like to verify, if
Speaker 1: we can, that Ballock was even on the mountain that day.
Speaker 1: End the quote. Now. Theories on Barbara's disappearance ranged from
Speaker 1: an intentional disappearance to an animal attack to foul play.
Speaker 1: Barbara Ballock was last seen near the Bear Creek Overlook
Speaker 1: in the Bitterroot Mountains west of Victor in Montana on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: July eighteenth, two thousand and seven. She's described as a
Speaker 1: Caucasian female, standing five feet tall, weighing one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifteen pounds, with brown eyes and red or auburn hair.
Speaker 1: She has pierced ears and was last seen wearing a
Speaker 1: pastel colored shirt, tan shorts, and carrying a black colored backpack.
Speaker 1: Anyone with any information regarding Barbara's disappearance or whereabouts is
Speaker 1: asked to contact Azoula County Sheriff's Office Special Agent Leoli
Speaker 1: at four zero six eight three zero eight zero two
Speaker 1: zero or Missoula County Sheriff's Office Special Agent Norman White
Speaker 1: at four zero six eight three zero seven zero zero six,
Speaker 1: or Ravelli County Sheriff's Office Lieutenant ze Hudson at four
Speaker 1: zero six three seven five four zero two zero. Next,
Speaker 1: we have Arvin Walter Nelson. On August sixth, twenty fourteen,
Speaker 1: fifty one year old Avid hiker Arvin Walter Nelson was
Speaker 1: dropped off by a friend at China Camp near Tassahara Road,
Speaker 1: high and deep in the Los Padres National Forest. Arvin
Speaker 1: had lived in the Big se area for years and
Speaker 1: was familiar with the surrounding wilderness areas. He was possibly
Speaker 1: en route to Pine Valley Pine Falls with the Black
Speaker 1: Cone Trail. Arvin was supposed to finish his hike at
Speaker 1: Big Shar Station from Sikes and the Pine Ridge Trail
Speaker 1: and contact his friends. On August fourteen, when Arvin failed
Speaker 1: to arrive at the Big Search station on August fourteen,
Speaker 1: as expected, a massive search and rescue operation was initiated.
Speaker 1: On August sixteen, the Monterey County Sheriff's Department, in cooperation
Speaker 1: with the National Guard, US Force Service, California Highway Patrol,
Speaker 1: and the Coastguard, scoured the area with helicopters, dogs, and
Speaker 1: ground crews. Despite their best efforts, the search and rescue
Speaker 1: operation was unsuccessful in finding Arvin. Sadly, authorities were forced
Speaker 1: to call off the search for Arvin on August twenty five.
Speaker 1: Commander John Thornberg of the Monterey County Sheriff's Office said,
Speaker 1: quote the reason the search has been going on as
Speaker 1: long as it has as he's an experienced hiker, he
Speaker 1: took equipment with him, and he planned to be gone
Speaker 1: for a long time end quote. Commander Thornburg also said
Speaker 1: Arvin may have gotten lost or injured, and he may
Speaker 1: have been waiting for search teams to find him. He
Speaker 1: had food, water, and equipment for an extended stay in
Speaker 1: the wilderness, but he was hiking in a large wilderness
Speaker 1: area with dense vegetation cover. The last people to see
Speaker 1: Arvin may have been Jack English, who lived for thirteen
Speaker 1: years in an isolated cabin in the Ventana Wilderness, and
Speaker 1: his son Dennis, according to Stan Russell. Russell said Dennison
Speaker 1: Jack had gone out to visit their cabin in Pine
Speaker 1: Valley on August sixth, A couple hours after they arrived,
Speaker 1: Dennis was sitting inside the cabin playing guitar with his father,
Speaker 1: Jack English. He heard a voice outside asking to approach
Speaker 1: the cabin. It was Arvin, who had heard the guitar
Speaker 1: playing and came up and introduced himself. Dennis welcomed him
Speaker 1: in and befriended Arvin. They hung out, played music, and
Speaker 1: hiked around Pine Valley for a couple of days. Dennis
Speaker 1: and Jack were picked up by helicopter on the eighth
Speaker 1: leaving Pine Valley. Arvin saw them off. He told Dennis
Speaker 1: he was going to be staying through Saturday ninth, and
Speaker 1: then hiking the eleven miles to Sykes on Sunday morning,
Speaker 1: the tenth. Arvind Walter Nelson is described as an African
Speaker 1: American male, standing six foot three inches tall and weighing
Speaker 1: two hundred pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes.
Speaker 1: He was last seen wearing brown hiking boots, a dark
Speaker 1: blue backpack, and was carrying leather flip flop sandals. Anyone
Speaker 1: with any information regarding Arvin's disappearance or whereabouts is asked
Speaker 1: to contact the Monterey County Sheriff's Department at eight three
Speaker 1: to one seven seven five three seven two two in
Speaker 1: reference case number one four dash zero five three zero
Speaker 1: one next. David Dave Cook. On September nineteenth, twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: forty nine year old David Dave Cook, an accomplished mountaineer
Speaker 1: from Albuquerque, New Mexico, was going for his forty seventh
Speaker 1: summit of a fourteen er by solo climbing either Pyramid Peak,
Speaker 1: un Peak, or North Maroon Peak or possibly all three
Speaker 1: in the White River National Forest in Aspen, Colorado. Dave,
Speaker 1: a former marine with a wealth of experience in the
Speaker 1: back country, was well equipped for this trip. Unfortunately, when
Speaker 1: Dave failed to return home, his family immediately knew something
Speaker 1: was wrong. His wife, Marine described Dave as a kind
Speaker 1: and caring person who wouldn't just leave his family. Dave
Speaker 1: was reported missing to the Pitkin County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday,
Speaker 1: September twenty, twenty sixteen. During the investigation, deputies learned that
Speaker 1: Dave arrived at the Maroon Bells Snow Mass Wilderness area
Speaker 1: shortly after eleven am on Monday, September nineteenth. Dave was
Speaker 1: seen on Monday September nineteenth hiking near the trail to
Speaker 1: Maroon Peak. Additionally, Dave's cell phone ping cell towers and
Speaker 1: Aspen and Gunson Counties later on Monday. The Sheriff's office
Speaker 1: set is not unusual for cell phones and high elevations
Speaker 1: to ping sell towers the wilderness. Dave was also reported
Speaker 1: to have been seen on Tuesday morning by a US
Speaker 1: Forest Service employee near Maroon Lake, the last confirmed sighting
Speaker 1: of him. This sighting and other details directed search teams
Speaker 1: to focus their effort in the Maroon Bell's snow Massed
Speaker 1: Wilderness area. After eight days of searching with no results,
Speaker 1: the Pitkin County Sheriff's Office suspended his search. The incident
Speaker 1: management team conducted multiple ground and air searches over the
Speaker 1: eight days following Dave's disappearance. In the wake of Dave's
Speaker 1: mysterious disappearance, Maureene, Dave's wife, and other members of Dave's
Speaker 1: family set up the Dave Gives Back campaign to help
Speaker 1: raise funds and awareness for search and rescue teams in
Speaker 1: Colorado and New Mexico. Maureene wants to ensure that Dave
Speaker 1: is not forgotten and that other families do not have
Speaker 1: to endure the same ordeal. David Dave Cook is described
Speaker 1: as a Caucasian mail approximately five foot ten inches tall,
Speaker 1: one hundred and seventy five pounds, with short brown and
Speaker 1: gray hair, and light eyes. He was last seen wearing
Speaker 1: an earth tone colored shirt, a blue jacket, a black backpack,
Speaker 1: and khaki pants. Coke was reportedly carrying a blue climbing
Speaker 1: helmet and is described by his friends and family as
Speaker 1: friendly and outgoing. The Pitkin County Sheriff's Office requests anyone
Speaker 1: with any information regarding Dave's disappearance or current whereabouts to
Speaker 1: please contact them at nine seven zero nine two zero
Speaker 1: five three zero zero. Next, we have delmert Wayne Sample.
Speaker 1: Delmert Wayne Sample, a fifty three year old pharmacist, was
Speaker 1: a well known and respected community member in on Alaska, Washington.
Speaker 1: He was an avid out doorsman and was always in
Speaker 1: good shape. He loved spending his weekends in the wilderness,
Speaker 1: but always remembered to keep in touch with his family
Speaker 1: and co workers. Delmert was also known to make last
Speaker 1: minute changes to his plans, but he always informed those
Speaker 1: who needed to know. Therefore, it was highly unusual when
Speaker 1: he went missing and didn't show up for work. His
Speaker 1: family and friends knew that something was wrong and began
Speaker 1: to worry. On the weekend of March four, two thousand
Speaker 1: and five, Delmert planned a RESTful trip to the woods.
Speaker 1: According to witnesses, he was seen at a gas station
Speaker 1: around eleven am on March four, at the intersection of
Speaker 1: Interstate five and Harrison in Centralia, Washington. Is believed that
Speaker 1: delmer then continued his journey to Tillamook, Oregon. However, three
Speaker 1: days passed without any contact from delmar and when he
Speaker 1: failed to show up for work, his employer reported him missing.
Speaker 1: A press release by The Chronicle reported that an employee
Speaker 1: at the Chehalis Walmart failed to show up for work.
Speaker 1: The Lewis County Sheriff's office was notified the situation. The
Speaker 1: article also mentions that the employee, delmer had never taken
Speaker 1: an unexcused absence in the fifteen years he'd worked at Walmart.
Speaker 1: As a result, well, the Lewis County Sheriff's office launched
Speaker 1: an investigation and initiated a search for Delmer. Delmer's friends
Speaker 1: were interviewed extensively, and this is where the police would
Speaker 1: obtain their first clue. Delmer told his friends that he
Speaker 1: planned to travel to Tillamook, Oregon, over the weekend of
Speaker 1: March fourth, two thousand and five, to visit the Tillamook
Speaker 1: Cheese Factory. Tillamook is around one hundred and fifty eight
Speaker 1: miles from Old Alaska and would have taken almost three
Speaker 1: hours to drive there. With this new lead, investigators focused
Speaker 1: their efforts on Tillamook and the roads that Delmer would
Speaker 1: have taken to get there. During the early stages of
Speaker 1: the investigation, officers received an important tip. According to records,
Speaker 1: Delmer's red and white nineteen ninety two Ford Ranger pickup
Speaker 1: truck had been inspected by a park ranger in the
Speaker 1: Olympic National Park close to Lake Quino. The ranger taken
Speaker 1: note of the vehicle as had been parked there for
Speaker 1: quite some time. Only after Delmer's disappearance was reported through
Speaker 1: the National Missing Persons Database to the ranger, and investigators
Speaker 1: connect the dots. Over the next few days, the Lewis
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office searched the wilderness in Olympic National Park,
Speaker 1: and two days after Delmer was reported missing on March seventh,
Speaker 1: a new discovery was made. On March nine, the Lewis
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office and the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office found
Speaker 1: Delmer's abandoned nineteen ninety two Ford Ranger in a roadside
Speaker 1: pullout on South Shore Road near Lake Quinnack. Unfortunately, Delmer
Speaker 1: was nowhere to be found, and the only items in
Speaker 1: his truck were his sleeping bag and food. The Lewis
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office was joined by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office,
Speaker 1: as well as search and rescue teams from Jefferson, kits Up,
Speaker 1: Grays Harbor, and Clallam Counties. After discovering his truck, investigators
Speaker 1: continued searching an Olympic National Park. However, despite their best efforts,
Speaker 1: no sign of Delmer has ever been found. Now, some
Speaker 1: speculate that Delmer may be a victim of the infamous
Speaker 1: Israel key. Reddit user U slash sleuthing Something commented on
Speaker 1: a thread quote, I knew Dell he went to my
Speaker 1: church in Shahallis and worked as a pharmacist at our
Speaker 1: local Walmart. He said he was going to the tulmulk
Speaker 1: factory in Oregon, yet his truck was found north near
Speaker 1: Lake Quinnau. They found a diet mountain dew bottle beside it.
Speaker 1: Israel Keys was known to be an avid diet mountain
Speaker 1: dew drinker, but Dell didn't think synthetic drinks were healthy
Speaker 1: and didn't drink any soda. Keys also lived in Nea
Speaker 1: Bay at the time, frequently camped near Lake Quino, and
Speaker 1: he can't be accounted for in the days leading up
Speaker 1: to Dell going missing end quote. Since Delmer disappeared in
Speaker 1: two thousand and five, little progress has been made in
Speaker 1: his case, but his loved ones remained hopeful. Delmer weigh
Speaker 1: and sample is described as a Caucasian mail standing five
Speaker 1: foot eight inches tall, weighing one hundred and eighty pounds,
Speaker 1: with green brown hair and hazel or blue eyes. Had
Speaker 1: a beard and mustache at the time of his disappearance.
Speaker 1: He has a scar on his big toe and a
Speaker 1: healed fracture on his left arm, and he won with
Speaker 1: any information regarding Delmer's disappearance of whereabouts. Was asked to
Speaker 1: contact the Lewis County Sheriff's Office at three zero six
Speaker 1: seven four eight nine two eight six in reference case
Speaker 1: zero five C two seven seven four. Next, we have
Speaker 1: the case of Patricia Sue Patty Towhurst. Patricia Patty Towhurst,
Speaker 1: a forty eight year old woman who owned Patty Shack
Speaker 1: Restaurant in East Sonora, California, was known for her kind
Speaker 1: and loving nature. Unfortunately, she faced financial hardships which took
Speaker 1: a toll on her both physically and mentally. On April eighteen,
Speaker 1: twenty fourteen, Patty was lasting in twain Hart, California. However,
Speaker 1: she was in contact with her friends after that. On
Speaker 1: April twentieth, twenty fourteen, she wrote a letter to her
Speaker 1: friends informing them that she was going to Kennedy Meadows,
Speaker 1: which is located along the Pacific Crest Trail Desert, and
Speaker 1: was going to quote put her feet in the water
Speaker 1: end quote. Kennedy Meadows is often referred to as the
Speaker 1: Promised Land, as hikers have to hike over seven hundred
Speaker 1: miles to reach this beautiful site. When Patty later failed
Speaker 1: to contact her friends and family, the Tuolome County Sheriff's
Speaker 1: office was notified that she was missing and initiated a search.
Speaker 1: Two days into the investigation, a clue was discovered. On
Speaker 1: April twenty two, twenty fourteen, Patty's white Toyota four Runner
Speaker 1: was found unoccupied at Donnel Vistapoint on Highway one O eight.
Speaker 1: Her purse and other personal items were found inside the vehicle.
Speaker 1: There were no clues as to where Patty might have gone,
Speaker 1: and the Sheriff's office thoroughly searched the surrounding areas. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: these searches yielded no results, and as of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four Patty remains missing. Patricia SIUs Patty Tollhurst is described
Speaker 1: as a Caucasian female, approximately five foot seven to five
Speaker 1: foot eight inches tall, between one hundred and twenty one
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty pounds, with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Speaker 1: She has a scar on her ankle and a scar
Speaker 1: on her left cheek that resembles a dimple. Patty was
Speaker 1: last seen wearing a black pull over top, blue jeans,
Speaker 1: a brown leather necklace with a charm, and a California
Speaker 1: State University at Santas Law two thousand and six Class
Speaker 1: rank anyone with any information regarding Patty's disappearance or current
Speaker 1: whereabouts has asked to contact the Twallomee County Sheriff's Office
Speaker 1: at two zero nine five three three five eight five
Speaker 1: five and reference case number C one four DASH one
Speaker 1: one eight four and now the case of Paul Calucci.
Speaker 1: Sixty year old Paul Calucci was last seen on September eighth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, at the Roaring Brook Campground in Baxter
Speaker 1: State Park, Maine. He had booked a two nights day
Speaker 1: at the Russell Pond campground and arrived there around nine
Speaker 1: forty five am on September eight. He parked his light
Speaker 1: green twenty fifteen Toyota Prius at the Roaring Brook parking
Speaker 1: lot where intended to leave it during his stay. The
Speaker 1: vehicle was backed in with a key fab in side
Speaker 1: and it was unlocked. A park ranger spoke to Paul
Speaker 1: some time between ten thirty eleven am regarding the park
Speaker 1: and Paul's plans for the trip. After the conversation, Paul
Speaker 1: continued on the trail toward Russell Pond and was not
Speaker 1: seen or heard from again The day after. On September nine,
Speaker 1: Paul's family received concerning letters prompting authorities to initiate a search.
Speaker 1: Despite extensive efforts by park rangers, officers, and volunteers to
Speaker 1: find any clues, paulse whereabouts remain unknown. Paul Calucchi is
Speaker 1: described as a Caucasian mail standing five foot ten inches
Speaker 1: tall and weighing between one hundred and fifty two hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty pounds. He has gray hair and blue eyes.
Speaker 1: He was last seen wearing a red long sleeved shirt,
Speaker 1: tan shorts with a tan belt, a dark hat, and
Speaker 1: gray slash green hiking boots. Paul was also carrying a
Speaker 1: backpack and a rifle. Anyone with any information regarding Paul's
Speaker 1: disappearance or whereabouts has asked to contact the Main State
Speaker 1: Police at two zero seven five three to two by
Speaker 1: four zero zero in reference case number two zero two
Speaker 1: to one dash five two dash ten. Next, we have
Speaker 1: the disappearance of Jong Yan Wan. According to the National
Speaker 1: Park Service, forty five year old Jean Yan Juan's white
Speaker 1: Toyota Camery was found abandoned at Moran Point on the
Speaker 1: south rim of Grand Canyon National Park on September seventeenth,
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen. Investigators also found that his car had been
Speaker 1: seen near the New Hands trailhead, but nobody could confirm
Speaker 1: if jiang Yan was in or around the vehicle. Jean
Speaker 1: Jung has been missing ever since, and little information is
Speaker 1: available regarding his disappearance. Joan Jung one is described as
Speaker 1: an Asian male five foot seven inches tall, one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty one pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
Speaker 1: Anyone with information is asked to police contact the National
Speaker 1: Park Service at a day eight sixty five three zero
Speaker 1: zero zero nine. And lastly, we have the case of
Speaker 1: Daniel Lynn Dan Campbell. Tracy RB was eagerly waiting to
Speaker 1: meet her boyfriend Daniel Lynn Dan Campbell, who was forty
Speaker 1: two years old, in the Jardine area outside of Yelstone
Speaker 1: National Park on April sixth, nineteen ninety one. The couple
Speaker 1: lived in sweet Grass County, Montana and had big plans
Speaker 1: for the future. Two days before their meet up, on
Speaker 1: April fourth, Dan had entered the park with his loyal
Speaker 1: dog to search for el candlers. On that day, Dan
Speaker 1: had entered Yilstone National Park and was dropped off with
Speaker 1: his one year old Australian Shepherd Healer mix named Freckles
Speaker 1: at the hell Roying Creek trailhead. Unfortunately, this was the
Speaker 1: last time anyone saw or heard from him. On April eighth,
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one, he was officially reported missing and a
Speaker 1: search and rescue effort was launched. According to sources, Dan
Speaker 1: only packed a small amount of gear as he did
Speaker 1: not plan on staying in the park for law. As
Speaker 1: the weather changed and thunderstorms rolled in, concerns about his
Speaker 1: safety and well being grew. Despite being experienced outdoorsmen with
Speaker 1: extensive knowledge and pole cutting, Dan stood a little chance
Speaker 1: against the elments without proper equipment and clothing. During the search,
Speaker 1: authorities failed to uncover any sign of Dan or freckles,
Speaker 1: which led his family to believe that he had met
Speaker 1: with foul play. In the months after his disappearance, Dan's
Speaker 1: brother Billy Campbell told the Helena Independent Record, quote, he
Speaker 1: had been running with some pretty shady characters. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying he's an angel because he's not end quote. His
Speaker 1: younger brother, Rod Campbell, further told the Deseret News in
Speaker 1: July nineteen ninety one, quote, if Dan's in the park,
Speaker 1: he's buried. I don't think Dan is alive. How that
Speaker 1: demise came, Well, I've got a lot of mixed emotions
Speaker 1: about it. End quote. Now there were rumors that Dan
Speaker 1: ran away to start a new life, but his family
Speaker 1: denied them. They stated he was going to inherit a
Speaker 1: large sum of money, which he planned to use to
Speaker 1: buy a new house. Due to the lack of updates
Speaker 1: in Dan's case, his family grew increasingly frustrated with law enforcement.
Speaker 1: In February two thousand, they filed a federal lawsuit against
Speaker 1: Park County Sheriff Charlie Johnson. According to news reports, the
Speaker 1: lawsuit stated that Sheriff Johnson quote breached his legal duty
Speaker 1: to properly and competently conduct the investigation relating to the
Speaker 1: disappearance of Dan Campbell end quote. As of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: trace of Dan Campbell or his dog, Freckles has been found.
Speaker 1: Dan Campbell is described as a Caucasian male five foot
Speaker 1: seven inches tall, one hundred and thirty pounds, with brown
Speaker 1: hair and green eyes. Dan has a healed fracture on
Speaker 1: his left hand, a scar on his chin, a scar
Speaker 1: on his upper right arm, and a gap between his
Speaker 1: front teeth. Anyone with any information is asked to contact
Speaker 1: a sweet Grass County Sheriff's office at four zero six
Speaker 1: nine three to two five one four three for the
Speaker 1: Park County Sheriff's Office at four zero six two two
Speaker 1: two two zero five zero in reference case number nine
Speaker 1: one dash six zero. Well, friends, there you have it.
Speaker 1: What do you think of these strange wilderness disappearances? As always,
Speaker 1: I look forward to your comments, but please keep it
Speaker 1: friendly and respectful. Until we meet again. Be good to
Speaker 1: yourselves and each other. Stay safe out there. As for me,
Speaker 1: I'll see a little further on down the trail. I'm
Speaker 1: Steve Stockton and I'll talk to you next time. And
Speaker 1: please tell your animals I said hi.