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You know all those mysterious disappearances youtubers?

If I were a serial killer, it would be an irresistible temptation to get in on that action.

 It'd be simple.

Capture a hiker. Immediately freeze their body.

Wait 5 years, 10 years.

Place their body 15km away in an inaccessible location.

Wait 5 years to make a video about it.
"search and rescue parties scoured the area for weeks, with no result. 5 years later, a troop of boy scouts discovered his body over 30 miles away, in a tree. Forensics indicate he'd only been dead less than a week."
Imagine publicly describing, with millions of views, the circumstances of one of your victims and *no one* having a clue.
5.6 million views where you describe exactly where and when that hiker disappeared, and how mysteriously they were found.

"Park rangers say the only way to get there is to climb down a 2,000 foot cliff using climbing equipment. It's not a straight fall. How did he get there?"
Do this in your teens and 20's around the country, and you have 20 years of mysterious disappearances to describe on your channel in front of millions of people.
"16 years ago, Frank Smith was hiking with 4 friends when they got caught in a blizzard."

"4 years ago, his body was discovered b' a girl scout on the edge of a river 20 miles away, in almost perfect condition. He could not have been dead more than a week."
You'd get to describe your victims to an unknowing audience, and *get paid* to do it. You'd get ad revenue, offers to show up on podcasts and talk about mysterious disappearances.
David Pilates would invite you to discuss mysterious hiker disappearances on AM talk radio.
You could have a whole career, writing bestselling books.

"10 mysterious disappearances on the AT"

"5 people discovered where they could not have been"
It'd be surprising if at least one of these mysterious disappearance guys *wasn't* doing this. Publicly describing his own murders, in detail, to millions of people, without anyone realizing it.
Really, it would not be very hard

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