Missing: True Cases of Mysterious Disappearances 2

Missing Person Case Files #2

by Andrew J. Clark

They’re here one second and then they’re gone. Without rhyme or reason, people going about their mundane day-to-day affairs vanish without a trace. Sure, missing person cases may be a dime a dozen, but some are just a little stranger than others. Because there are disappearances—and then there are mind-bogglingly mysterious disappearances. When it comes to missing people, there are some cases that just seem to completely defy explanation.

In this book, we will take a look at a wide variety of such extra-mysterious disappearances that have yet to be solved. From Jim Sullivan’s UFO to the Yuba County Five, there is no easy way to figure out what happened to these lost souls. Were they kidnapped? Were they killed? Did they kill themselves? Or did they literally just disappear into thin air? Put on your detective hat and get ready for real mystery as we present to you 15 disappearances that defy all logical explanation, 15 cases in which folks have gone missing in the blink of an eye.

Some of the cases included inside:
•Maura Murray
•Ciara Breen
•Alan Addis
•Jim Sullivan
•Amy Bechtel
•Gary Mathias
•And Many More

Genres: Nonfiction, True Crime

92 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 18, 2020

About the author

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Reviews

[mrs sheena stafford]

Interesting book

Only fault the book isn’t long enough .very interesting couldn’t put it down till the end I would recommend it.

[Rebecca Farrar]

To believe or not to believe?

Since we live in a world that has so many unanswered questions, An until they I prefer to believe That if god can create this earth there's no reason why he could not create another. Until our government levels with us, we just have to watch and wait.

[Bettye McKee]

If you like unsolved mysteries, this book is about mysterious disappearances that continue to baffle investigators and families. We know, of course, that there is a logical explanation for what happened to these people. How many murders cannot be prosecuted because a victim's body was never found?

However, some of the disappearances have some interesting facets that do not quite fit the murder victim scenario. If you enjoy baffling puzzles, this book might be right up your alley.

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[Tina]

Entertaining short read. Some of the cases he discusses are also missing 411 cases.

[Lisa Welch]

Two hour read

Im not kidding you when I tell you I cancelled a Drs appointment to read and finish this book! I could NOT put it down!!!

[Richard Luck]

As unintentionally hilarious as book one, thanks entirely to the spirited, over-the-top narration.

[Norene Yarbrough-Olivares]

Cool book!

I like the way he writes the stories, thorough, concise, and brings them to a conclusion without playing around! Write more, please!

[Rebecca Hill]

Interesting cases of missing persons - and some of the updated information if it is available. I enjoyed these!

[WILLIAM R HOLMES]

Interesting

I found the book to be an easy to read , interesting and eye opening page turner . Chapters just long enough to hold ones interest .