Actually there is. He is heading more and more into general disappearances. Sometimes disappearances that are solved. First he started looking at national parks, bizarre cases in hot spots. Now he is going urban and just jumping right in and in my opinion sometimes cherry picking stories and information. I'll give you an example he was out here (Australia) not to long ago and he made some videos about a couple of disappearances. One turned out to be a guy that got hammered drunk while on a work function in an area he did not know in the mountains, had an argument with his girlfriend while at the same time trying to score some coke, walked off pissed off into the night, separated from his group probably while he was either talking to his girl or his dealer not realizing how far into bush he was walking he ends up getting lost and we know he knew because they checked his phone and he was using a compass app and a torch light app he then stumbled off of a cliff and fell many meters to his death. Lets look at the points, he was drunk, pissed off, had his mind on his GF and scoring coke, had no clue where he was in the first place, ends up getting lost in the Bush in the middle of the night, it's pitch black... is it really so hard to believe that story? Why did paulides have to make it seem eery? Second case was of an elderly lady who went missing in the same area and paulides makes it seem like there is a weird connection when the only connection is that they both went missing in the blue mountains area of Aus. Have you seen this area? blue mountains is a mountain range, people fall off all of the time... anyway in this ladys case she was elderly 77 had previously had a minor stroke, a neighbor seen her walking around the same time and said she looked confused and a little disorientated, she headed of for something like a 6KM hike one day with only a bottle of water and never came back.