This is why I brought up David Paulides and the Missing-411 series of books. There have been a lot of people disappearing in America's Parks and wilderness areas under some pretty bizarre circumstances. Some are never found
some are lucky and are found alive
and with some, bones are found years later. Sometimes a body is found - found in a location that no one would even have thought to search or places that have been searched before.
That's why these searchers must think outside of the box. Some people think that there is an animal or predator that takes these small children that go missing in these remote areas and then carries them to locations that are counter-intuitive to where the rest of us would look for a small child. Sometimes when a child is found alive, they are found on a logging road miles away and no one can figure out how they got there.
What do the children say about this, the ones who are found alive? Some don't remember anything, or are too young to talk. Some kids will say a dog cared for them
or a wolf. One child said something about a bear cuddling them at night. The searchers discounted that because they could not imagine a bear "cuddling" a child instead of consuming the child. I have to say that it is very disturbing to read about case after case, child after child, adult after adult, who have disappeared, many without a trace. You do begin to wonder.
So far, the disappearance of Deorr is playing out like many of the incidents that Paulides documents. I hope there is a resolution and that by some miracle he is found alive. But I believe it they find him, alive or deceased, they will find him either in the creek or the lake
or in a place where they least expect to find him - up above the campsite in the hills/mountains, on a logging road, or in a place they searched repeatedly. JMHO
