Strange Disappearances in Canada

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• CA

  @CastleMc · 4 years ago

  It is sad, but it doesn't seem very mysterious that toddlers can disappear totally in the woods-they are small and the world is vast.

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• FE

  @fenngoesplaces · 4 years ago (edited)

  I have a coworker who is friends with a man who just recently went missing around Deadhorse Alaska. Around end of August. His name is Steve Keele (61). His sons have flown back out to continue the search. Its odd because relatives stated that he was going to retrieve some meat he had hung up. He left his camp and disappeared within half a mile from where the meat was. I'm going to keep an eye on the case. I hope he's found, but the weather is supposed to turn within the next few days.

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• RO

  @robertrosicki9290 · 4 years ago

  I live in the boreal forest area of Northeastern Ontario Canada . This boreal forest stretches across thousands of kilometers of north central to eastern Canada . In July and August the brush , trees and vegetation in places grow so thick you could walk by me standing ten feet away from you and never see my 5" 8" 180 lbs. form as you walked by . A nightmare of a place to lose a child .

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• DY

  @dylhas1 · 3 years ago

  I’ll tell you right now, she definitely was hallucinating before seeing rescuers. I’ve hallucinated from stress before and it’s not fun, but I imagine being lost in a forest for days is immensely stressful

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• HE

  @hellyBUNNYx · 4 years ago

  I’m Canadian &amp; unfortunately, it’s not that rare that people go missing without ever being found. <br>I have a friend, Jessica, who went missing a few years ago, leaving behind her very young son. She just vanished &amp; nobody has answers.

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• BU

  @buteverythinghurts · 4 years ago (edited)

  First of all : its considered good manner to walk in the samee pace as the slowest one in a group. Second : you certainly do NOT walk ANYWHERE with a CHILD behind you. They are ALWAYS supposed to be ahead of you or beside you. Third: tfs! :)

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• WI

  @wintersking4290 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m from Minnesota, we have a lot of water, more lakes than anywhere else, here and you learn a lot about water safety and such.<br>Drowning typically doesn&apos;t make much sound. People, especially smaller children, slip under the water and then drown before they can even resurface. Often the bodies aren&apos;t found or require specialized divers to locate, human bodies float in warm water, but rapidly sink in cold water, Lake Superior is full of bodies from sunken ships and drowned people which sunk and were irretrievable. It&apos;s very possible that someone could drown on a Vancouver beach and never resurface and never be found.

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• KE

  @keke_275 · 4 years ago

  I feel like the first child the family did something.. or 1 of the searchers found her and kidnapped her for a bit cause that whole thing is strange

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• GO

  @GOGOSLIFE · 4 years ago

  The Andrew Warburton case was big news in my city, of Hamilton, ON. We have a children&apos;s playground that bears his name, in the east end of the city. It was such a sad story.

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• SE

  @seandelap8587 · 4 years ago

  Canada is the 2nd largest country by area on the planet and also one of the most sparsely populated with a lot of remote areas i say its extremely easy to end up disappearing in such a place.

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• CW

  @cwest3956 · 4 years ago

  imagine seeing something so scary in the woods that you hide under a log and die afraid to come out

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• NA

  @nancysanborne1226 · 4 years ago

  Love the Canadian content. ♥️🇨🇦✌️

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