David Paulides

Right.

I have 1,200 to 1,500 cases where they bring a canine to find a missing person and the dog can't track, won't track, or turns around, comes down and sits down and is not interested in tracking.

That's totally outside the behavior of a dog.

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100%.

You're 100% right.

It doesn't make any sense, and it fit that 411 criteria that I laid down, which is why I did a video about it.

Her disappearance doesn't make sense.

First of all, I don't know.

Right.

In my books, I've laid out facts and I let the viewer decide.

But one thing I did find, because I've written about a lot of hunters that have disappeared.

And let's say you and I go out and we're going to go pig hunting at your friend's farm down the way.

And you say, hey, Dave, you go that way and I'll go that way and I'll meet you in an hour.

Okay.

So in my world, I call that point of separation.

Every time on a missing hunter case, it's at that point of separation that something happens.

It never happens when they're together.

It always happens when people are alone.

That's point number one.