I'm not ignoring anything. Those "clusters" occur in exactly the areas you would expect someone to seemingly "disappear" from - that is, remote wilderness areas that are unkind to even experienced outdoorsmen. I mean, folks don't typically go missing in the middle of the freeway in Los Angeles. Paulides is a snake oil salesman and as more and more of his "eerie cases" are being solved his legitimacy is falling apart.
I don't really care what you believe, but it is true you are ignoring an important point made by Paulides.
He claims to weed out all cases which have normal indications of wilderness mishaps. He only focuses on those that are truly unique in circumstances. Watch "Missing 411: The Hunted" for some very very strange cases. It's free on youtube.
BTW - I'll wager far more people go missing near LA freeways than all the parks in the US combined. You ignore that fact because they are almost all explainable through the usual human foul play.
I've watched Missing 411 and several other videos of him being interviewed. Further reading led me to realize that he often times has left out some important evidence that would have a person not so suspicious of some of the cases he discusses. Some of the cases are indeed strange, but they can often be explained without blaming aliens or bigfoot.
And just as an aside, Paulides was fired from the San Jose PD after being charged with fraud. Yeah, you go right ahead and believe everything else he says.
