His Last Journal Entry: 'Something Has Been Watching The Basin' | Missing 411

They are the ones we send when everyone else is lost. Search and rescue professionals with decades of experience, hundreds of successful rescues, and intimate knowledge of the most dangerous terrain in America. But what happens when the searchers themselves go missing?

This documentary examines the most disturbing pattern in wilderness disappearances: trained search and rescue personnel who vanish during active operations. Rangers who walked into forests they knew better than anyone alive. Volunteers who disappeared while surrounded by colleagues. Experts who left behind equipment positioned in ways that make no sense.

📍 CASES COVERED:
• Marcus Webb - 18-year veteran Sierra Nevada ranger, vanished 1996
• Claire Donovan - 23 years SAR experience, vanished Boundary Waters 2003
• David Moreno - Team leader, vanished Carson National Forest 2006
• Robert Kinney - 16-year volunteer, vanished Olympic National Park 2011
• Kevin Driscoll - Wildlife biologist, vanished Bob Marshall Wilderness 2015
• Angela Reyes - 247 successful rescues, vanished Gila Wilderness 2023

What connects these cases? Why do tracking dogs repeatedly refuse to follow their trails? Why is their equipment always found carefully placed rather than dropped? And what did Kevin Driscoll see that made him write "Something has been watching the basin" the night before he disappeared?

The wilderness keeps its secrets. These are the searchers who never came home.

⚠️ This is a Missing 411 documentary. If you have information about any of these cases, please contact the National Park Service.

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