The RCMP in Canada, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, they are basically the equivalent of

the FBI in the United States.

They are our federal police and they don't make mistakes.

They're one of the best in the world for the Queen's Guard.

They lost evidence.

They lost crime scene photographs.

They've misplaced this and they've misplaced that.

So now the mystery is if you found what you claim you found, where's the evidence?

On the night of November 29, 1980, Granger Taylor, a local Vancouver island in British Columbia

Canada, drives off into a blinding rain in his pink truck.

He has told his friends, family and even people in the town of Duncan that he plans to

rendezvous with aliens who will take him on a 42-month journey around the galaxy.

The next day on November 30, Granger and his truck are nowhere to be found.

Years pass and most assume his disappearance will forever remain a mystery.

However, six years later, in March 1986, a curious discovery provides a clue as to what

possibly happened to Granger on that stormy night.

I'm Steve French and this is Unsolved Mysteries, the sudden departure of Granger Taylor,

part two.

It was my father actually brought it to my attention.

We were sitting in the living room and he was reading the newspaper.

Granger Taylor's close friend, Robert Keller, still remembers the day when he heard about

the discovery.

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