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   From: kym@kymhorsell.com   
      
   In alt.ufo.reports Isolon  wrote:   
   ...   
   > That's very interesting.   
   > Is there a missing human analysis?   
      
   Unfortunately.   
   Seemingly each country examined shows the same sort of pattern.   
   Certain types of missing persons seem to be "preferred" by   
   certain types of "phenomena".   
   E.g. the FBI has a category of "unidentified" that includes   
   body parts and people picked up with total amnesia. Pattern.   
   People classified as "apparently left involuntarility". Pattern.   
   Missing disabled people. Pattern.   
   Missing women. Pattern.   
   Australia has a list of long-term missing people. Some havent been   
   heard from for 50+ years. Similar pattern.   
   Europe. Similar pattern.   
   UK. Similar pattern.   
   There are various self-help groups trying to location long-term   
   missing people. The groups whose  data I've checked -- similar pattern.   
      
   For people on TPG you'll be happy to note those regions of the US with   
   lager household ownership of firearms and/or larger numbers of Army   
   bases (AF and Navy dont seem to matter) there is a distinct decrease   
   in the pattern.   
      
   It also seems missing people are not going missing as often   
   maybe starting ~2005.   
      
   We have to assume "the government" knows all this in some sense but   
   likely for reasons of keeping the status quo going the public dont.   
      
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