When Ronald Scott Grey disappeared, he was a retired U.S Marine Corps veteran who served in the Vietnam War and a former Massachusetts State Police Captain. Ronald Grey went missing from the Selway-Bitterroot area of the Nez Perce National Forest sometime after September 23, 2008. Ronald was on an extended Elk hunting trip and decided to stay a few extra days on his own after his friends departed. He had agreed to meet them in the Otter Butte area on September 26, 2018, but never showed up. The last sighting of Ronald Scott was on September 23, 2008, near Mirror Lake Ridge.

Ronald Scott Grey Disappeared

Ronald Scott Grey, a 62-year-old outdoorsman, went missing while hunting in the Bitterroot-Selway area. Standing at 5’10 and weighing 200 lbs, he was well-prepared for his wilderness adventure, but his equipment remains elusive. There are rumours that he may have radioed a friend about a knee injury, but no concrete evidence supports this claim. Ronald had set up camp near Mirror Lake Ridge and was supposed to rendezvous with friends at Otter Butte on the 26th.

The Idaho County Sheriff’s Department launched a thorough search effort, utilising Black Hawk helicopters, Hillcrest Aviation, and the Idaho Army National Guard for five days. The Sheriff’s Department Posse, a dedicated team of volunteers, combed the area on foot, horseback, and ATVS in hopes of finding Ronald. Despite their best efforts, he remains missing, leaving his loved ones and the community concerned about his well-being.

Vanished.us Says

Let’s take a closer look at the spot where Grey was last spotted. When we map out where he was supposed to be on the 26th of September 2008, we notice something interesting. The place where he was supposed to meet his pals is near where Connie Johnson and Terrance Woods vanished. Both of them disappeared around October 5th, 2008. Quite a coincidence, don’t you think? How come Ronald Scott Grey Disappeared?

I know the areas I have marked are sketchy at best. I spent half a day trying to pinpoint the exact locations, but I wasn’t able to. In this case, they don’t seem forthcoming about the locations where Ronald was. What catches my eye is Fog Mountain. This made me think of Connie Jackson. The red area is about the area that she would go missing from, just over a week after Ronald. The smaller blue area is where Ronald was expected to be hunting, and the larger blue area is where he was supposed to be meeting his friends. And of course. Just south of Elk City, Terrence Woods would also go missing the same day as Connie. WEIRD.

In the updates, John mentioned that Ron had a hunting partner. And during the course of writing this, there was some evidence to suggest that Ron used a walkie-talkie to contact his friend. If you were friends with Ron, please email site at vanished.us. We are interested to know if Ron was indeed injured and possibly stuck in an unknown cave. If anyone has any other information on Ronald Scott Grey’s disappearance, please use the same address to contact us. We include all credible information given to us.

Updates

• 09/23 John A. Cunningham contacted us to share the following information. Thanks John!

Ron had been frequenting a cave in the days prior to his disappearance in the area. He called ‘Indian Ridge’ in proximity to his outfitter’s base camp, (at 12,00 feet?). His hunting partner observed him to be carrying some extra provisions to it. This cave is similar to the mines that were close to the film crew members who disappeared may, I believe,  be worthy of note.