I'm having a hard time breathing, this is really freaking me the **** out. One of the 2 missing guys (Mind you a 3rd male just got pulled out of one of the rivers). Went missing in the Putnam Park area, where they found that 20 some year old twinky male, dead, in a puddle, from freshwater drowning, after drinking the equivalent of maybe 2 beers? Cause yaknow, you just fall face first into a puddle, and decide to just not get back up, or can;t, after 2 beers. There were no injuries or head trauma and this kid wasn't the first weird one like this but the first to actually unnerve me. (That happened sometime in 2013 or 2014 I think, MAYBE 2015)
Mind you other incidents have been happening. In Dehmler Park, which is, coincidentally within the same 2-3 mile radius, they found 2 boxes, one containing 2 mutilated cats and one containing 21 decapitated guinea pig heads.
The Putnam university trail is also just terrifying period at night, no houses, just steep wooded hills on one side and swamp puddles on the other, pitch black, no lights, and its miles long, if you had to run from somebody or yell for help down there, you wouldn't have good odds. I don;t take that trail at night anymore, my phone almost died one night not long after they found that one kid in the general Putnam Park area!
Anyways this is too real to me. Nobody talks about how Eau Claire, is lower on the "Drunkest Cities In The World" listing, than some other cities, with higher populations, and more or less the same river average, but 2-3x as many drownings as those cities... :/ The general public might suck at math but, even though I also do, that math doesn't add up to me.
Anybody else who can add information not just on the current missing people but any previous ones from the last 2-3 years that have potentially happened in the same radius, this would be helpful information! This is becoming a very real and serious issue and if our investigative forces aren't gonna take it seriously and are gonna keep lying to the public about there being no danger to the community then maybe we should!
MOO.
