Man went missing in Alaska

[Debi]

Man went to Alaska to look for the Black Pyramid and went missing

On May 27, 2020, 41-year-old Nathan Campbell hired a charter plane out of Talkeetna to fly him to a small lake in the northwest corner of Denali National Park. Along with some basic camping gear, Campbell brought a hefty cache of food stored in plastic tubs and a two-way satellite communicator...

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[Selectric]

Man went to Alaska to look for the Black Pyramid and went missing

On May 27, 2020, 41-year-old Nathan Campbell hired a charter plane out of Talkeetna to fly him to a small lake in the northwest corner of Denali National Park. Along with some basic camping gear, Campbell brought a hefty cache of food stored in plastic tubs and a two-way satellite communicator...

anomalien.com

Add him to the long list of missing people over there in Alaska

 

[K9-1]

If there was a pyramid in Alaska he was in the wrong spot. It not on an island. Also there are other bases and places that are military in Alaska and you don't want to find them.

 

[Tworivers71]

I was just in Alaska a few months ago back in June, the southern part anyway. There’s not a shadow of a doubt in my mind how easily somebody could get lost there. missing 411 all day long.

 

[K9-1]

I was just in Alaska a few months ago back in June, the southern part anyway. There’s not a shadow of a doubt in my mind how easily somebody could get lost there. missing 411 all day long.

There is stories of huge bears,otterman,the white death,BF,thunderbirds, little people,ect.
Then bear,wolves,ect. Then the possibility a vertical mine or cave has been covered with sticks and leaf debris and you fall who knows how far down.
Then the weather.
You need to be well prepared for a trip to the Alaskan Triangle.

 

[Tworivers71]

There is stories of huge bears,otterman,the white death,BF,thunderbirds, little people,ect.
Then bear,wolves,ect. Then the possibility a vertical mine or cave has been covered with sticks and leaf debris and you fall who knows how far down.
Then the weather.
You need to be well prepared for a trip to the Alaskan Triangle.

You are correct! I was literally within 50 miles south of where that is. Bears are certainly not least of your problems in Alaska. The bad thing is that the Bears Alaska will just attack you they will eat you ! Like the line of Jurassic Park, you are alive… when they begin to eat you…

 

[Lynne]

I have never heard of this black pyramid. He should not have gone alone and probably had an accident somewhere. Is it a coincidence his last dairy entry said he was going for water? This is one of the circumstances for people going missing. He is meeting a lot of the danger circumstances, alone, wilderness, woods, water. He did have a satellite phone; I wonder if he had a transponder and a gun. People carrying these have not gone missing in these mysterious circumstances. It is odd they didn't find a body.

 

[K9-1]

I have never heard of this black pyramid. He should not have gone alone and probably had an accident somewhere. Is it a coincidence his last dairy entry said he was going for water? This is one of the circumstances for people going missing. He is meeting a lot of the danger circumstances, alone, wilderness, woods, water. He did have a satellite phone; I wonder if he had a transponder and a gun. People carrying these have not gone missing in these mysterious circumstances. It is odd they didn't find a body.

A spot locator or 1 of the other devices similar to the spot would have probably saved him....depending on what happened to him.

 

[K9-1]

I have never heard of this black pyramid. He should not have gone alone and probably had an accident somewhere. Is it a coincidence his last dairy entry said he was going for water? This is one of the circumstances for people going missing. He is meeting a lot of the danger circumstances, alone, wilderness, woods, water. He did have a satellite phone; I wonder if he had a transponder and a gun. People carrying these have not gone missing in these mysterious circumstances. It is odd they didn't find a body.

The other thing is if he found an entrance he probably was killed. At these facilities sure there are military personnel, but security is usually contractors and don't play and don't have the same rules.
Also the government uses contractors in biotech and other things. The reason is the freedom of information act doesn't apply to these companies and can do alot of things with no oversight

 

[Lynne]

A spot locator or 1 of the other devices similar to the spot would have probably saved him....depending on what happened to him.

Is this what is called a transponder?