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He Walked Around The Bend 30 Seconds Ahead of His Wife... VANISHED in America's Busiest Park

Dennis Whitfield, 46 years old, told his wife he'd be back in two hours. They were hiking one of the most popular trails in Great Smoky Mountains - the most visited National Park in America with 12 million visitors yearly. The trail is wide, paved, well-marked, surrounded by other hikers. Dennis walked around a bend thirty seconds ahead of his wife. She never saw him again. June 14, 2018. He has never been found. This isn't isolated. This is a pattern in America's five most visited parks - Great Smoky Mountains, Grand Canyon, Zion, Yellowstone, and Yosemite. Combined they receive 40 million visitors yearly. They have the best infrastructure, most rangers per square mile, best emergency response in the entire park system. They're supposed to be the safest outdoor spaces in America. Yet people vanish from crowded viewpoints, from trails walked by hundreds daily, from campsites surrounded by others. They disappear in places monitored by rangers, surrounded by witnesses, covered by cell signals. Five parks. Five disappearances from locations where disappearing should be impossible. These aren't remote Alaska wilderness stories. These are parks you've probably visited. Trails you may have walked. If you've felt completely safe in a national park, these cases may change that. Drop your theories in comments if you've experienced something unexplained in these popular parks. #Missing411 #mysteries #missing #NationalParkMysteries