Missing 411: The U.F.O. connection

Just watched Missing 411 The UFO Connection and it's by far the best documentary of 2022 perhaps the best documentary on the subject of all time. I've watched nearly 75-80 documentaries on this subject alone. The way Dave Paulides lays out each story is what draws me back to the Missing 411 series. He's professional, asks great questions then connects each story with a common denominator. If you've never seen his other two films on the missing I suggest you watch those first.

The best film thus far on the entire subject. Don't miss this one folks, you truly won't be disappointed. Watch the entire film including the credits as Mr. Paulides has included full interviews thereafter.

This Doc was extremely well made, filled with eye witness testimonies and interviews held on location of the strange events. Dave Paulides takes his methodical investigative skills as a Police Investigator and applies them to this unconvetional but fascinating subject; producing a fact-filled documentory I couldn't take my eyes off of. I'm going to watch it again and again. I appreciate this filmmakers courage in following where the facts lead, regardless of where that is.

It's been a long time since I've seen a doc that deals with this kind of subject and not have it desend into a series of crazy speculations leading no where. The film maker respects his audience enough to present the facts and leave us to our own conclusions and opinions.

These stories are creepy and sad . Very spooky Mulder stuff.

Missing person , very odd stuff going on . UFO's all over the wilderness .

Missing people and the ufo connection definitely seems like it . I believe people will think this is his best documentary . I agree .

Very good , I enjoyed it . I give all these ufo type shows a max 6 . They lose points for not proving anything . Dave is pushing 7 on this . Getting close to something .

Skin Walker Ranch and Missing 411 cases maybe something there .

Presented ,vary well , scary, fascinating , and makes you want the sequel .

Prion disease is just crazy and ufo's are testing cattle and wild life ? Abducting elk's ?

Bonus you get to see Dave with shoulder length hair looks like a roadie for Foghat .

Bring it on I want more.

I was immediately sucked in to this field of research one night after hearing "Missing 411" being mentioned by a guest on JRE. That same night, I searched missing 411 on streaming platforms and I began watching both of Dave's first 2 documentary's.

As someone who grew up on a big farm with 20 acres of woods, the Missing 411: The Hunted really shocked me. Not to mention now having a 2 year old son, the original Missing 411 about the missing children also left me shook.

Now with the newest documentary, Dave never leaves anything to be desired. This one is just as gripping. These documentaries will challenge your views of the reality around you, and that's as powerful as a documentary can be. I look forward to whatever he puts out. Subscribe to his YouTube channel "Canam Missing Project" for weekly content. Well done Dave.

I enjoyed the 2nd of these more than the first and now I find the third installment quite interesting too. This stuff makes the best campfire stories ever, but there are people who have lost loved ones and this is bracing and very real. Ever since I happened on the first visit of David Paladins on Coast To Coast AM I've felt there was some kind of paranormal element to quite a few of the missing folks in our national parks. Finally, Dave addresses this front and center. He picks some real mind-benders as well as the usual near immaculate disappearances with nothing to follow. I'll give Mr. Palaides points because he pretty much goes off on a real Twilight Zone one with the hunter who in the seventies was abducted by an alien with one cone for a hand! That one is really out there and is almost beyond anything I've heard. The others are downright believably spooky. While this serves as a kind of entertainment to most of us I come back to the lady who begins the documentary and is revisited at the end. You can see the devastation in her face due to losing her loved one to something that has no closure. For every missing person there is a trail of tears the family and loved ones must endure. While it's easy to brush-off a lot of this stuff when it's not your loved one, it is entirely a different matter as we see here. All viewers must process this in their own way, but I find it highly interesting and quite disturbing.