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Hidden Lake

lake in the Sawtooth Wilderness in Idaho, United States

Hidden Lake is an alpine lake in Boise County, Idaho, United States, located in the Sawtooth Mountains in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. The lake is accessed from Sawtooth National Forest trail 154. Hidden Lake is in the Sawtooth Wilderness, and a wilderness permit can be obtained at ... Wikipedia

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https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1995-11-26-me-7410-story.html

Forest Has Long History as Place for Hiding Bodies : Mountains: Though the number of homicide victims found in the sprawling Angeles National Forest is not staggering, the cases often capture public interest. - Los Angeles Times

“When you want to hide something, you go where there’s not a lot of people around to see you hide it,” said Sgt. Jack Barnes of the Crescenta Valley sheriff’s station. ... So far this year, eight bodies have been found in the forest, not including unidentifiable bones, sheriff’s deputies said.

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Disposing of a Body - TV Tropes

Next season, after learning that the body of Sally the probation worker has been hidden upstairs in a freezer for the last couple of weeks, they wrap up the corpse in garbage bags, weigh it down with cinderblocks and dump it in the nearby lake. After Superhoodie (AKA: Future Simon) is fatally wounded, he requests a Viking Funeral from Alisha to ensure that nobody ever learns his Secret Identity. She tearfully obliges. The third season kicks off with the Misfits having to dispose of yet more bodies: this time, it's the villain of the week and her victim, both of whom are buried in some decently forested territory.

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https://steamcommunity.com/app/242760/discussions/0/615086038676314540/

Is it possible to stay hidden? :: The Forest General Discussions

As of v0.18 all enemies will engage the player directly, byt that i mean they will always spawn within range at night now, and do not think about trying to skip the night by sleeping, they will raid you, wake you up, and your only choice is to kill them, and now if you kill enough of them and leave their body's lying around, the cave mutants 'Armsy' and 'Legsy' will spawn to hunt down whomever is responsible for shortening their food supply ie cannibals.

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https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g35904-d12653705-Reviews-Hidden_Lake_Forrest_Preserve-Downers_Grove_DuPage_County_Illinois.html

Hidden Lake Forrest Preserve (2025) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Reviews)

OK, coming compared to Regent's park and Hyde park in London where I always used to have all the wild ringneck parakeets, robins, magpies, starlings, grey geese or Canada geese and Egyptian geese, plus coots, moorhen and all type of ducks and squirrels - all my friends who used to run to me when they used to hear my noises knowing I was bringing their favourite food etc - you do not get the same in this forrest preserve but is nevertheless a great walk where at this time of the year there are only some squirrels and a few scared birds not used to the friendly faces like in the 2 above mentioned London parks. You have the hidden lake, surrounded by trees and an open lake where people apparently fish in summer time, so surely will come back for more and to work out a few heavier lunches.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/TheForest/comments/5rcu98/just_learned_this_today_if_you_leave_a_dead_body/

r/TheForest on Reddit: Just learned this today, if you leave a dead body behind, others come back to feed on it. (To the left side of the screenshot, sorry for bad image)

Living in constant fear, seeing cannibals scouting during the day, fending off a starving one, cannibals scurrying around camp at night, getting attacked, abandoning camp in the middle of the night to try and hide. Spooky stuff. Protagonist's first kill. (Eventually setting returns to present time during interview. Guy tells his interviewer that classic line ".......You don't know what that kind of fear can do to a man". Now we're seeing the protagonist bearded, dirty and fierce. He's been building effigies out of fucking body parts for Christs sake.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposal_of_human_corpses

Disposal of human corpses - Wikipedia

Encasing in concrete (e.g. murder of Junko Furuta and of Quang Lu, a Thornhill, Ontario loan shark found entombed in a steel barrel full of concrete in Lake Ontario) Hiding in trash or landfill (e.g. murder of David Stack) Feeding to animals (e.g. pigs or flesh-eating insects; used by Ted Bundy and Robert Pickton) Abandonment in an area where the body can degrade significantly before being discovered, if ever, such as a remote area (e.g.

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https://forums.escapistmagazine.com/threads/where-would-you-hide-a-dead-body.116093/page-5

Where would you hide a dead body? | The Escapist Forums

I'd find an average place out in the woods, not to out of the way but out enough so that no one would come along while I dug a hole about 12 feet deep, then I'd bury the body in the very bottom of the hole fill it up about 7-8 feet and then put a dead dog in the hole and fill in the rest. See this way if the cops come looking with a hound or something and start digging they will find the dog and assume it's a false positive ... If I had to, I would do the whole bleach, lime, get rid of blood and teeth, dump it in the local lake that isn't for swimming, and one of the few that doesn't dry up in summer.

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https://theconversation.com/how-science-is-helping-the-police-search-for-bodies-in-water-73931

How science is helping the police search for bodies in water

This kind of search is often challenging, as is the forensic recovery of a body. But by increasingly combining technology with traditional methods such as diving, we are getting better at it – greatly boosting our chances of discovering victims of homicide or accidental drowning. The techniques we use depends on the environment, ranging from ditches, canals and rivers to large lakes, estuaries and oceans.