Speaker 1: Welcome to Missing Persons case files A place where they're gone?
Are not the forgotten? What's happening in the forest of
North America? How are so many people disappearing only to
have the remains found much later, or, in many cases
not at all. Are the predators to blame? Giant hair
covered beasts are even more terrifying us as humans? Maybe
it's both, Maybe it's neither. These are just a few
of the questions we'll look to uncover here on the
Missing Person's case Files. Stanley the Hill Barrels Peak Lookout,
Santa Fe National Forest, New Mexico, November seventh, twenty seventeen.
On November seventh, twenty seventeen, Stanley the Hill was on
a trip with his father, Stanley Senior, as well as
two friends. Stanley was fifty years old at the time
of his disappearance. The men were driving along Forest Road
eighty three, near Burilla's Peak Lookout. The group had been
drinking throughout the day. About four o'clock PM, Stanley spotted
a deer and jumped out of the truck to begin
chasing it, leaving behind his rifle and his phone. He
was not dressed for the bad weather and had no
food or water. He did, however, have a nine millimeter
with him. Stanley Senior yelled for his son to stop,
but he did not. According to one of the men,
Stanley would whistle back when his name was called. Eventually,
the other men began firing their guns in the air,
wanting to lead him back. One man said he heard
Stanley fireshots back in response. Stanley's senior, however, had a
bit of a different story. He said he heard gunshots
coming from the direction his son ran in, so they
fired a couple shots in response and began calling Stanley's name.
The men spent some time searching, but were only able
to find some bootprints heading south. They ended up calling
authorities around eight o'clock p M. By the time help arrived,
the weather had taken a turn for the worst, with
significant fog and snow. On November eighth, a woman living
in San Juan heard knocking on her door between nine
and eleven p m. When she opened the door, there
was a man with a pistol on his hip in
a holster. She asked the man what he wanted. He
told her his truck was stuck in the mountains and
there were men chasing him. The lady said she was
confused and scared due to the due to how late
it was and how the man was acting. She said
he kept reaching in the area of the pistol. She
had heard about the missing person in the area, but
believed it to be a young boy. The man asked
to use her phone. She told him no, it was dead,
then slammed the door shut. She walked through a window
as the man walked away into the night. It was
the next day when she contacted the search and rescue
team and she was shown a picture of Stanley. She
then confirmed that he was the man that knocked on
her door the night before. Saint Dogs were brought to
the lady's house and were able to pick up on
stanley scent for a while before losing it. On November tenth,
Stanley's sister, Darcy, along with Stanley Senior, were interviewed. Darcy
found it very odd that her brother would be missing
this long, considering how familiar with the area he is.
She believed that somewhat had harmed her brother. The two
also spoke of a game trail camera in the woods
that had captured a picture of a man wearing a
dark colored hoodie similar to what Stanley was wearing. The
photo was captured on November eighth, around nine thirty pm
at the Diamond Ranch. On November twelfth, Darcy v. Hill
contacted the authorities stating she had found a two two
three am shell casing at a gas station, along with
surveillance video showing a man who appeared to be hiding
when a truck pulls up with three people inside. They
get out of the truck and approach the man before
running back to the truck and leaving. Darcy believed that
her brother had been shot. Nines were taken to the
gas station. They alerted right away on the scent of
Stanley the Hill. This gave authorities good reason to believe
that Stanley was running from a group of men. They
were able to find tracks indicating that Stanley was able
to go about a mile or so from the station.
It would be almost two months before any new information
would arise regarding this case, when on January fourth of
twenty eighteen, Darcy caused nine to one one stating she
had received a text message saying her brother Stanley was
being beaten at the Picos River station and that shots
had been fired. It is not confirmed in the report
who sent the text. When officers arrived, however, there was
no crime taking place. On April seventh, twenty eighteen, Stanley's
body was found in the Peacoast River by an off
duty officer who was fishing by the village of San Jose.
According to Darcy, police told her that her brother had drowned,
but showed head trauma and had broken ribs. All right, guys,
this one's a little bit different than the last ones
that Tiffany and I have been covering. Different in the
way that it's my opinion that this is pretty cut
and dry. I mean, I don't think anyone's been caught
or been punished for what happened, but I think it's
pretty cut and dry. That man was ineviorated. He was
being silly, He saw a deer, He jumps out for
a laugh, starts chasing the deer, and it just goes
too far. He gets gone too far and realizes, oh crap,
I'm in trouble. Something happens he's out that he comes
across a grow maybe I don't know, but he runs
into some guys in the woods, gets into an altercation
and has to flee, and the next day, he's found
at the lady's house knocking on the door. Understandably, she's
a woman. I didn't see if she was alone, or
if she had kids with her or what. But understandably
the woman was hesitant to let the man in and
to let him use the phone. If it was my wife,
my sister, my mom, I would want them to react
the same way. He didn't tell her that he was
the missing person. That would have gone a long way.
You would think, you would think she would then have
gotten him some help. But again, she thought that a
little boy was missing, but things just didn't happen that way.
She confirmed that it was him. Dogs come out, get
his scent, and then you got the whole thing at
the gas station. His sister gets involved, and it's just
a big mess. And there was surveillance video of these
guys coming after him. I mean, it's cut and dry.
Some people hurt this man. That's all there is. Bigfoot
did not get this man. Stay tuned for more Paranormal Odyssey.
He was not abducted by aliens. He wasn't picked up
by something, didn't step into a portal, Nothing like that happened.
This was done by a man. Problem I have with
this case, not necessarily in the case, but in how
the case was reported. Some of you have heard of this.
Probably a lot of you have heard this case because
it was featured in one of David Pelatis's missing four
on one movie, The Hunted, or one of those movies
where he talks about hunters that went missing. But conveniently,
the story stops after while David Pilatus in the missing
form Warner Covenant. Now I haven't seen this episode. I
haven't watched all of them. I haven't seen this one,
but I was told and in the research that I've done,
I saw where they stopped talking about it after he
went missing in the woods. He did not cover any
of him going to the woman's house, being seen on
surveillance camera, the reports of him being beaten or shot,
and then the canines picking up on the scent in
multiple places outside of the woods. He just conveniently left
that out. Don't seem like pretty important parts to add
to this story unless you're selling a certain narrative, And
I just think that's what's going on with a lot
of these cases that mister Polaidis has covered. This has
nothing to do with cryptids. Absolutely nothing. It's a tragic story.
This this man was killed by people and then his
body was dumped in the river. Do not. I mean,
what a disjustice is that? What kind of a disjustice
is that, see this man's family that you don't accurately
report what happened. You're making all this money off of
these movies that you're putting out selling to people that
Bigfoot is taking these people. And granted he's never come
out and blamed a Bigfoot. I've never heard him do that.
But he is speaking at the Smoky Mountain Bigfoot Conference
next week, and he's been He's gotten into arguments with
many people on many conference, on many stages of many conferences,
doctor Jeff Maldrim being one of them. I mean, the
man is saying Bigfoot is taking these people without physically
saying Bigfoot is taking these people. I just think it's wrong.
It's wrong. You should not do. Shame on you, mister Plautus,
is all I have to say. I don't know if
he'll ever hear this, if it'll get to him or not.
And I mean, I really don't care. But I'm not
saying anything that's not factual. This is just my opinion.
I don't like that this case was covered like that,
and I would not be shocked if there's others. I've
got a pretty loyal fan base. I know you guys
will reach out and let me know if there are
more like this. But we got to stop, as my
great friend doctor John Baron Chawk says, pimping out Bigfoot.
Bigfa had nothing to do with this case. Why are
you including it in a documentary that you were featuring
around strange disappearances in the woods. Yes, it was a
strange disappearance in the woods, but there's more than enough
evidence to see just what happened to this man his
body was found. I don't know. This one just really
rubbed me the wrong way. I've been looking for a
short one to cover for a little while. Got several
other others that I'm going to be releasing pretty soon.
This one just rubbed me the wrong way. You guys,
let me know what you think about it again. Paranormal
Cryptid nothing to do with this case. It's a tragic case,
and my heart goes out to his family, his friends,
his loved ones, and everyone that was involved in that search.
It sounds like law enforcement did their job. A lot
of the cases that we cover, sometimes the ball might
have been dropped here and there by law enforcement, but
it sounds like in this case they did a really
really good job, so kudos to them. Y'all know I
have nothing but respect for law enforcement. There are several
police officers that I now consider friends because of this show,
and I have nothing but the utmost respect for all
of them. Brian is a former police officer, Nothing but
respect for him. But yeah, kudos to you guys for
doing a great job. Guys, let me know what you think.
Reach out to me Wayne at Paranormalworldproductions dot com until
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