MAN DISAPPEARS IN WYOMING MYSTERY

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>>19104270
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>Patrick Michael Combs, avid outdoors-man
>raised in idaho, burly bearded, two pack a day smoker
>Calynn, his wife, and him run a beehive in Idaho
>October 2015 Patrick, 38, packed clothes water into his 2003 mazda pickup
>Left to take trip to visit his parents in south dakota
>decides to explore parts of wyoming along the way
>calls wife on oct 21/22nd from Thermopolis to tell her he's going to explore badlands in wyoming
>oct 25, according to county sheriff's office and cell records patrick leaves cryptic paranoid message on his phone saying someone was after him
>he hasn't been seen or heard from since

>>19104569
>may 25 2017 find his pick up abandoned in a ditch
>airbags have deployed and all of his belongings besides his wallet and pocket knife are there
>drone search returns nothing, ground search shows no evidence of patrick around
>has several tattoos but one strange one: "If you find me alone leave me alone, if you find me dead call...[telephone number ]"

No Country for Old Men

>>19104588
And nobody called the number?

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>>19106115
you first

Sounds like Cullen Finnerty someone call David.

>>19104569
A dude dissapears in fucking wyoming, where's the mystery?

>>19107643
Yeah, I don't think people realize what an open and desolate state Wyoming is. It's big, land wise, but as far as population density unless you're near a reservation you're basically alone. The biggest city has less than sixty thousand people. That's smaller than most football stadiums.

Somewhat related, years ago, late 90's, Wyoming was doing an Alaska type thing where they were offering jobs and incentives to move out there. Unfortunately, they don't have the natural resources like Alaska does, no oil, no lumber, so the jobs they were offering were garbage. My uncle went out there to be a prison guard and ended up moving back less than five years later, because his nearest neighbor was two miles away, and there were more rattlesnakes than people. I don't doubt for a second this missing guy could be lying in a hole somewhere after he wandered off on a paranoid delusion. Hell, he really could have been being followed, too, even though it was more likely wolves or coyotes stalking him.