Dennis Martin Search 45 year anniversary

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• MO

  @MoonStar757 · 9 years ago

  I'm not sure why but this story has really stayed with me ever since I heard it. It's so sad and unsettling. That poor boy must've been so scared. I can't shake a feeling of dread and sorrow about it.

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• GH

  @ghostwalk2446 · 8 years ago

  Really? They're not even going to mention the Key family sighting? Whatever happened to this poor boy was witnessed by the Key family, you shouldn't be ignoring this!

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• AA

  @Aaron94x · 6 years ago

  whenever i hear about this case i get the chills. the silver lining i noticed out of all of this is the better training of finding missing persons. thanks for dennis, unfortunately. r.i.p.

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• SE

  @seanpgardner7374 · 10 years ago

  What about the key family sighting of the odd  figure they saw hiding behind bushes????

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• KI

  @kickazz9473 · 8 years ago

  This is the NOT how dennis's father explains his sons disappearance happening. Another family approached him and asked if their kids could play together. The kids started playing hide and seek. His dad watched him run and hide behind a bush. When all the kids were found he went to the bush to get Dennis. Dennis was just gone his dad took off running down the trail behind the bush. Then came back and told his dad to go get park rangers. Another family an hour and a half later and 5 miles away. Heard the most blood curdling scream they've ever heard.

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• MI

  @Mike3_6_9 · 6 years ago

  After listening to hundreds of Missing 411 stories, I know for sure:<br>You never go into a Nat Park alone, never unarmed, always carry a personal GPS, stay together in a group and never ever get separated..

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• SM

  @smashtoad · 6 years ago

  We&apos;re getting pretty close to the time we might get an interesting Green Beret death bed confession about going in there to clean house. &nbsp;Course...that&apos;ll just get buried too.

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• DU

  @duanejessup3708 · 7 years ago

  He didn&apos;t get lost, taken

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• RA

  @raptureangel5409 · 8 years ago

  POOR CHILD!

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• CL

  @clanrobertson7200 · 8 years ago

  45 years of forest debris is not equal to “45” deep covering the clues of the disappearance of Dennis Martin”. The thing that was over looked is that the temperate climate of the Appalachian Mountains decomposes the debris and anything that is organic within a relatively short time period. As the impact of animals as well and you can see how fast evidence can disappear. Many carnivores actually bury uneaten remains which would accelerate the decomposition.

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• JA

  @jaceh4942 · 8 years ago

  Why does the media leave out so many important details?

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• RE

  @Redmow51 · 7 years ago

  The Key family spotted a strange humanoid being with something being carried over it&apos;s shoulder. 2 miles from the child&apos;s last known location. Why is this not mentioned?

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