Another foot found in Pacific NW (phenomena)

[bagster]

Anyone think there could be paranormal aspects to this phenomena? Maybe something is eating these people that doesn't like the taste of tennis shoes.


https://www.coasttocoastam.com/artic...in-washington/

[Taz22]

Originally Posted by bagster

Anyone think there could be paranormal aspects to this phenomena? Maybe something is eating these people that doesn't like the taste of tennis shoes.


https://www.coasttocoastam.com/artic...in-washington/

Creepy as hell, but no, I don’t think it has anything to do with the paranormal. Maybe you’re thinking it might be connected to those animals with missing organs they keep finding in Wyoming or Montana. I think it’s probably people offing themselves, maybe getting eaten by sharks or other sea creatures or possibly a serial killer.

I enjoyed reading the article on the website of the Irishman walking home from the pub and getting a free ride to the North Pole by his new alien friend, who also mentioned when the world will end.

[Vasily]

A gruesome explanation for why so many dismembered feet wash up on the shore in the Pacific NW:

https://www.vox.com/science-and-heal...ttle-vancouver
https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro...e-bc-coastline

Dead body falling apart + running shoes acting as flotation devices for the separated feet.

[bagster]

Originally Posted by Vasily

A gruesome explanation for why so many dismembered feet wash up on the shore in the Pacific NW:

https://www.vox.com/science-and-heal...ttle-vancouver
https://www.buzzfeed.com/ishmaeldaro...e-bc-coastline

Dead body falling apart + running shoes acting as flotation devices for the separated feet.

This explanation makes sense, but why aren't shoes with feet washing up in other places?

[ocpaul20]

I believe some of the Missing 411 stories about disappearances in National Forests include some with trainers being left on top of a rock in the middle of nowhere or something like that. Cannot really remember but I have that kind of feeling there was something wierd to do with trainers...

If anyone is interested in that stuff, there is an issue with people wearing bright orange/yellow hiking jackets being attacked when the last in a line of walkers on a trail. It seems something is irritated by the color and it flags as an attack trigger.

[fisheye]

Originally Posted by bagster

This explanation makes sense, but why aren't shoes with feet washing up in other places?

That first link from 'Vox' states that this has happened in other areas. It just happens that this particular area has prevailing winds that push floating debris to shore. You can reread that link and it goes into detail.