#missing hiker

TONIGHT AT 6 PM CST: We've got a whole bunch of cool, indie horror games to check out! We're gonna look at Growing My Grandpa!, A Place, Forbidden, Missing Hiker, and maybe more! Maybe! It's gonna be a fun night of short horror stuff!

Please share this around. I went to college with Jerren and he’s such an adventurous sort, but he definitely wouldn’t go missing like this if he weren’t in trouble.

MISSING BACKPACKER

Olympic National Park requests your assistance in locating Jerren Fisher (corrected spelling).

Physical Description

• Age: 26

• Height: 5’11”

• Weight: 200 lbs

• Hair: Light Brown Hair in Ponytail, Thick Red Beard

NOTE: Fisher is known to hike in tie dye t-shirts and bright colors.

Jerren Fisher started a solo hike at Graves Creek Trailhead on 9/8/2021 and planned to camp at Enchanted Valley, Marmot Lake, Camp Pleasant & Sundown Lake. He was due to exit on 9/12/2021. Fisher was reported overdue on 9/16/2021.

Information from other hikers is often extremely valuable during searches. If you were in the area of Enchanted Valley, North Fork Skokomish or Six Ridge between 9/8 and 9/16 or have any information regarding this individual, please contact the NPS ISB Tip Line:

☎ CALL or TEXT the ISB Tip Line 888-653-0009

💻 ONLINE form www.nps.gov/ISB > Submit a Tip

📧 EMAIL [email protected]

⚠ EMERGENCY dial 9-1-1

NPS Investigative Services Branch

Missing Hiker

Embark on a chilling journey, where we explore the eerie world of Missing Hiker, a short indie horror game. ❄️🌲👻

Kieran M. Burke, an Irish citizen born on July 6, 1955, disappeared from Yosemite National Park in California in early April 2000 at the age of 44. He had traveled from Rathfarnham, Dublin, for a vacation to San Francisco and the Yosemite area, reserving lodging near Curry Village from April 4 to 6.

On April 5, Burke—described as a 6′0″, 180‑lb experienced hiker with black hair and blue eyes—was last seen in Curry Village wearing a distinctive leather bomber jacket while beginning a day hike. His rental car was later found parked in the Curry Village lot, but no trace of Burke emerged.

Despite searches launched after he failed to check out, no eyewitnesses, belongings (other than the car), or evidence were ever found. He may have carried a camera with him at the time of his disappearance.

His case remains unsolved, classified as lost/injured, and continues to be investigated by the Yosemite National Park Service.