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I watched Unsolved Mysteries (not to mention Cops and America's Most Wanted) as a kid the same way a typical family would put on a fun Disney movie lol. Always loved it and I always will
Anyway, I was wondering if you could help me find out what case I'm remembering. Here's the details I recall: -I don't think it's classified as a missing persons case. -There's a young guy in the case who gives up all his money and possessions for some reason to live in a trailer out in the wilderness. -He becomes a hermit. -They find him emaciated from lack of food and dead in his sleeping bag. -It's possible that upon autopsy they found out he had eaten something poisonous to survive. Does any of this ring a bell to anyone? |
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This doesn't sound like an Unsolved Mysteries case. In fact it sounds like Christopher McCandless. They made a film about his story called "Into The Wild". It's based on a book by John Krakauer.
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It very well might be, hmmm... Thanks for the information. I might be mistaking it for something from the same period of the 90's.
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This is definitely from the book "Into the Wild" - which is sitting right next to me as I type this. :-)
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