Disappearances in National Parks

In the book “Humans are the Prey:Confidential Park Ranger Accounts of Strange Disappearances,” Park Ranger Adrian reports the existence of what are probably Reptilians which are grabbing humans from underground tunnel systems. They seem to be able to access humans from slits in rocks or from consealed caves. A man and his son were hiking a trail and the son happened to get ahead of his father. The father saw “a giant snake that walked upright” and tried to call his son back. For some reason the son continued on and when the father ran to where he last saw his son, he couldn’t find him. A massive search was mounted, with dogs, S&R, helicopters, grid walking, but the boy was never found. Reptilians have a vast underground civilization, and they use humans in sacrificial rituals (as I’ve explained before). They worship Lucifer and join with the Illuminati for these rituals. They like the substance adrenochrome which is excreted into the bloodstream of terrified humans. It is for this purpose and possibly slavery that they are grabbing people in National Parks, although they could do it anywhere.

Another Ranger, Ryan, reports on “Strange Disappearances.” There was a camper named David who disappeared and was never found. His possessions were all at his campsite, and it looked abandoned. They started a search immediately. They walked a grid, they used helicopters, they investigated all his possessions and noted that he had left his fishing pole in the lake in front of his tent. But strangely, the dogs wouldn’t track. They seemed confused and were fearful of entering the campsite. Dogs know things people don’t and they are actually evolving with the human transition to a higher level (if you believe that sort of thing). Personally, I’m nuts over dogs and they are the next thing to God. Edgar Cayce had a prophecy that dogs would evolve about this time in history, but I don’t follow Cayce. Back to the search: they searched every bush and rock in a 5 mile radius. It got strange. The fact that the dogs wouldn’t track; the silence around the campsite was peculiar-heavy or oppressive; the campsite was abandoned. The Final Report said Assumed Drowning. After all, there was a lake only feet from David’s tent. He could have gone for a swim and had a heart attack. Who knows? But he was a young experienced outdoorsman with no obvious medical issues. After the official investigation was closed, Ranger Ryan started his own quiet investigation. He learned that David was not the first person to disappear from the same place… and similarities started to emerge. People disappeared from campsites like David; people left everything behind like David did; they were all experienced campers and outdoorsmen and women. Ryan concluded that the disappearances were not random accidents. But what were they? He went and visited an old-timer who had retired years before and told him what he had found in his researches (ranger stations keep archives of reports going back as many years as the Park as been in business and Rangers hand in reports on a regular basis, so the archives are a rich source of information). The old-timer told Ryan that he had the disappearance of a whole family and they were never found. Ryan concluded that “The Wilderness has its own rules, its own secrets. There’s something in these woods, something ancient and unknowable, that occasionally reaches out and claims a life.”

In another book, “Aliens: Wistleblower Reports,” the Wistleblower is a facility employee named Aiden, who dates his report in May of 2025. I chose this story because it is so current. He works in a vast underground complex beneath Scottsdale, Arizona. The access points are so well hidden that no one would ever guess. One is behind a church. Victims and abductees are brought in at night; they are street people, prostitutes, drug addicts, migrants, transients, and the homeless. Aiden describes the bosses as insectile; I think he means Mantises, like a Praying Mantis. They are tall and have many faceted eyes, which Aiden fears because they seem to see everything. Aiden was gathering evidence in a dark basement of the facility one night and a Mantis entered the room, terrifying Aiden. The Mantis studied him with, it seemed, all the facets of his eyes. The Mantis studied Aiden for such a long time that Aiden was sure he was caught, but finally the thing turned and walked out. Aiden talks about a religious order in which the members wear purple robes. The most horrible event Aiden reports is a parade. The people who they have brought in from the streets are wired to hardware, which makes them into cyborgs. Cyborgs are a hybrid of organic and artificial parts. A person who operates a computer with their mind can be said to be a cyborg, or anyone with a prosthesis can be said to be a cyborg. But we don’t use that word to describe them because it has a bad connotation. I think the Army would like to turn soldiers into cyborgs-maybe it has already. But the Mantises want to make an army out of these pitiful people. There has been a forced integration of technology and humanity in this dreadful place, and the humans are suffering tremendously. The Mantises must actually think they can take over the world with this pitiful collection of hardware and flesh. Aiden doesn’t tell us the reason for this facility or for making cyborgs. But questions need to be asked. How did the Mantises get the space to build this factory? What does our government know about this factory? Would the government kill to keep it a secret as it has done with other secrets? Is the government really in charge of our country anymore? Are aliens in charge of the world? Stories like this and what’s going on at Dulce make me wonder who’s in charge of our country.