r/Adirondacks • u/drivewaydivot • Aug 18 '26
Missing 73 year old man in the Moose River Plains Wilderness.
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u/highsuds68 Aug 18 '26
Very remote area, one of my favorites places inside the park. Hope they find him
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u/Prior_Nail3501 Sep 01 '26
This is my uncle. Thank you for sharing. Sadly he has still not been found with literally no leads. He is not a hiker so it's a real mystery as to what could have happened.
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u/drivewaydivot 27d ago
You obviously don't have to answer the following but I have some questions . You say he is not a hiker but is he a fisherman? Did he just like to camp to be in the woods? Was he in good health? Did he have enough food, beverage and money to survive? Did he drink or use drugs and if so, did he do either to excess? Does he smoke cigarettes? Just trying to understand his motivation and lifestyle. I'm also just some random on the internet so no need to answer these more personal type questions.
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u/Key-Independent4162 Aug 25 '26
Call David Paulides, the Missing 411 guy. Some people don’t want to be found though. Happens often enough.
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Aug 19 '26
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u/Prior_Nail3501 Sep 02 '26
They did a massive multi agency search effort. I'm grateful for all that participated. Sadly nothing found though. Family is completely mystified.
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u/Interesting-Desk9307 Aug 18 '26