Thelma Melton was a 58-year-old woman who vanished on September 25, 1981, while hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee. She was walking on the Deep Creek Trail with her husband and a friend, a trail she knew well and had hiked many times.
Near the end of the trail, Thelma suddenly picked up her pace, walking ahead and disappearing over a hill. Her companions expected to find her waiting at the end, but she was gone—and there was no sign of her. Despite extensive searches, including dogs and helicopters, no trace of her was ever found.
Her disappearance remains one of the most mysterious and unsettling cases from the park.
Near the end of the trail, Thelma suddenly picked up her pace, walking ahead and disappearing over a hill. Her companions expected to find her waiting at the end, but she was gone—and there was no sign of her. Despite extensive searches, including dogs and helicopters, no trace of her was ever found.
Her disappearance remains one of the most mysterious and unsettling cases from the park.
Thelma Melton was a 58-year-old woman who vanished on September 25, 1981, while hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee. She was walking on the Deep Creek Trail with her husband and a friend, a trail she knew well and had hiked many times.
Near the end of the trail, Thelma suddenly picked up her pace, walking ahead and disappearing over a hill. Her companions expected to find her waiting at the end, but she was gone—and there was no sign of her. Despite extensive searches, including dogs and helicopters, no trace of her was ever found.
Her disappearance remains one of the most mysterious and unsettling cases from the park.
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