"The Mount Robson Disappearances" Creepypasta│by Manen_Lyset

in the summer of 2006 two groups of tourists took to the now-closed hiking trail at mount robson in british columbia what resulted was one of the strangest cases of missing persons in the provinces history as the son of one of the hikers who went up that day I've naturally wanted to find out exactly what happened long after the investigation closed I continued to search for answers this is what I discovered based on eyewitness testimony police records and meteorological data the day started off a little chilly for that time of the year but not chilly enough to be considered dangerous the tour guides separated the hikers into two groups group a the faster group and group B the leisurely group which was a diplomatic way of saying that they were slow my mother an avid hiker was put into Group A there was supposedly a running gag between the two guides that whoever reached the summit last had to wear these embarrassing neon green socks on their next excursion but to make things fair they would lead the faster group next time at least that's how they explained the very unfashionable socks worn by the leader of Group A that day both groups were estimated to reach the summit by noon with Group A scheduled to arrive about an hour ahead of group B each group had two walkie talkies for safety reasons the hike itself was supposed to be fairly safe taking the scenic route on multiple occasions to avoid potential dangerous spots there was only one way up and one way down Group A quickly took to the trail Law Group B lagged behind they made it about two-thirds of the way up when my mother slipped on a mossy rock and sprained her ankle one of the guides got on the walkie-talkie and contacted Group B who was carrying a first-aid kit at that point Group B was a little under half an hour behind not wanting to ruin their reputation of being the fastest group a insisted on going on ahead without my mother they left her by the trail with one of the guides and their extra walkie-talkie then resumed their hike the temperature was getting much more comfortable by that point so the guide and my mother didn't have to take any special measures to stay warm while they waited for Group B to catch up for the next half hour everyone stayed in contact using their respective walkie talkies everything seemed fine Group B eventually caught up to my mother as they were tending to her ankle they called ahead to group a to check on their progress at that point in time they had already almost reached the summit now when she was patched up my mom could have chosen to turn around and gone back down the mountain with her guide but she chose to keep going with the slower group I guess she was really hell-bent on seeing the summit this is where things get weird at approx 10:55 a.m. a sudden increase in temperature and atmospheric pressure was reported based on meteorological data there was a spike of approximately 15 degrees Celsius that dissipated by the time the devices conducted their next check this is just an educated gas but that means it lasted somewhere between 3 and 5 minutes now to be fair Environment Canada's meteorological services deemed the spike to be a glitch but many people in the surrounding area did in fact report feeling a sudden but temporary wave of heat around that same time what followed was a low atmospheric Rumble that sounded similar to thunder in that it's to reverberate through the sky but with a softer less fluctuating tone there were no storm clouds at that time and no aircraft were reported in the area despite this group be continued their trek up the mountain with my mother in tow when they reached the summit group B found themselves alone they could see groups a tracks all the way up to the summit but they ended there no tracks are going down no signs of going over the edge no sign of group a anywhere the guides tried contacting Group A on the walkie-talkie but they never received a response it was assumed their walkie-talkie had run out of batteries and since my mother and the guide had left with the only spare they hadn't been able to reply investigators assumed they had gotten lost in the woods and never made it to the summit at all that all the tracks found were all from Group B whatever the case 15 hikers went missing that day and were never found again I often asked my mom to tell me her side of the story to clue me in on any detail I might have missed or things that hadn't been reported but she just refuses to talk about it she'll either change the subject or stare off blankly into space until I shut up which is really abnormal for my mom there's only one other thing that's ever solicited that kind of response out of her the feat in 2007 be mostly left feet started washing up on the shores of British Columbia no one knows where they came from or who they belong to but they've been periodically showing up severed feet still wearing their running shoes go ahead and look it up if you want to it's one of those really bizarre unsolved mysteries you rarely hear about when my mom hears about them she goes as quiet as a grave you wouldn't think those feet would be related to this story in any way mount robson is on the east side of British Columbia far inland bordering Alberta you wouldn't think there'd be any connection at all but you also wouldn't think that many people wear high-end hiking boots with bright green neon socks just like the ones that washed up on shore last week [Music]

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Length: 7min 41sec (461 seconds)

Published: Tue Jul 04 2017