David Paulides

But if you want us to put together a list from the entire system, it's going to cost you $1.4 million.

If you want a list from Yosemite, that's going to cost you $34,000.

So that got me really upset.

Over the next two years, I put the list together.

Joe, the third year, you know what Yosemite did?

They released a list of missing people from Yosemite.

So I know I got all the people from Yosemite.

I wrote about them in my books.

They still haven't released a list from the entire system.

So first of all, missing people investigations are not criminal investigations.

Right.

There's nothing criminal about disappearing.

If it's a criminal investigation and there's criminal aspects to it, it shouldn't be a missing person case.

It ought to be suspicious circumstances investigated by a criminal investigator.

Right.

It has a classification as a missing person.

And what they're not saying there is what about the other 40 cases I've already gotten from them that are since that that are missing person cases?

Right.

So when I was in law enforcement, I worked on the SWAT team and we had canines assigned to our team.

Joe, I can't ever remember us looking for someone with a dog and the dog didn't find the person.