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I went to the CanAmmissing website ( CanAm Missing Project ) and found this summary about the disappearance of Kevin Robert O'Keefe under the 'Case Spotlight" section sounding very familiar;

....."We do know of several other campers who have disappeared under very similar conditions. A broken pole inside of a tent indicates that somehow the tent was pushed down breaking the pole. Visitors to this site may find this highly unusual but once you have read thousands of missing case files involving finding campsites, this is not that uncommon. It is also not uncommon to find clothing belonging to the victim, clothing that would not be normally discarded (Boots, gloves, etc).

A review of this case leads CanAm investigators to believe that the victim was either asleep in his tent or somewhere near his site when a very unusual and catastropihic event took place. All of his provisions for survival were at or near his primary campsite. No, we do not believe that a bear attacked the victim or his site as food and other supplies were laying on the ground in the area undisturbed and there was no blood or other signs of s struggle noted by NPS investigators."..........................................

This very strongly reminds me of the Dyatlov Pass event ( Dyatlov Pass incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) that happened in 1959.

Does anyone else see this kind of similarity?

<blockquote data-quote="exo_doc" data-source="post: 148127" data-attributes="member: 815">I went to the CanAmmissing website (&nbsp; <a href="http://www.canammissing.com/page/page/8396197.htm" target="_blank">CanAm Missing Project</a>&nbsp; ) and found this summary about the disappearance of Kevin Robert O&#039;Keefe under the &#039;Case Spotlight&quot; section sounding very familiar;&nbsp;.....&quot;We do know of several other campers who have disappeared under very similar conditions. A broken pole inside of a tent indicates that somehow the tent was pushed down breaking the pole. Visitors to this site may find this highly unusual but once you have read thousands of missing case files involving finding campsites, this is not that uncommon. It is also not uncommon to find clothing belonging to the victim, clothing that would not be normally discarded (Boots, gloves, etc).&nbsp;A review of this case leads CanAm investigators to believe that the victim was either asleep in his tent or somewhere near his site when a very unusual and catastropihic event took place. All of his provisions for survival were at or near his primary campsite. No, we do not believe that a bear attacked the victim or his site as food and other supplies were laying on the ground in the area undisturbed and there was no blood or other signs of s struggle noted by NPS investigators.&quot;..........................................&nbsp;This very strongly reminds me of the Dyatlov Pass event (&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_Pass_incident" target="_blank">Dyatlov Pass incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia</a>&nbsp; ) that happened in 1959.&nbsp;Does anyone else see this kind of similarity?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="exo_doc, post: 148127, member: 815"] I went to the CanAmmissing website ( [url="http://www.canammissing.com/page/page/8396197.htm"]CanAm Missing Project[/url] ) and found this summary about the disappearance of Kevin Robert O'Keefe under the 'Case Spotlight" section sounding very familiar; ....."[I][SIZE=14px]We do know of several other campers who have disappeared under very similar conditions. A broken pole inside of a tent indicates that somehow the tent was pushed down breaking the pole. Visitors to this site may find this highly unusual but once you have read thousands of missing case files involving finding campsites, this is not that uncommon. It is also not uncommon to find clothing belonging to the victim, clothing that would not be normally discarded (Boots, gloves, etc).[/SIZE][/I] [SIZE=14px][I]A review of this case leads CanAm investigators to believe [U][B]that the victim was either asleep in his tent or somewhere near his site when a very unusual and catastropihic event took place[/B][/U]. All of his provisions for survival were at or near his primary campsite. No, we do not believe that a bear attacked the victim or his site as food and other supplies were laying on the ground in the area undisturbed and there was no blood or other signs of s struggle noted by NPS investigators[/I]."..........................................[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]This very strongly reminds me of the Dyatlov Pass event ( [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_Pass_incident"]Dyatlov Pass incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/url] ) that happened in 1959.[/SIZE] [SIZE=4]Does anyone else see this kind of similarity?[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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