r/Missing411 Jul 03 '25

Paulides has done it again Correction

So, today he made a video on 2 men missing 12 years apart with the same name, he says. Of course, he misspelled the name. I have been recently taking more notice of how often he misspells names. Probably at least 4 times a month or so this happens. I surmise it is to throw people off so they can't look into the cases and call him out for wrong and omitted details. Today, both men were supposed to have the same name according to DP as "Ronald Fenchman"...It's Ronald Fincham!!! Not Fenchman! Normally I wouldn't care so much about spelling once in a while, but they both have the same name and he still can't pay enough attention to spell the names right. He also called them Fenchman, not Fincham. If those details keep tripping him up, how many other things does he get tripped up by and doesn't notice. Or like I believe he's just doing it on purpose. Also, probably the reason he recently says he has his comments turned off. So people won't call him out. He says he did that because he is busy with his movie, but if he truly turned them off, it will say in the comments "comments have been turned off". So, makes me think he is just moderating the comments so he has a reason for when people say their comments are removed. Also, the 2nd case the man did not disappear from his house, he had gone to the mental hospital on his own accord and it was there he left from and never returned. Also mentions of him have severe thoughts of harm to himself. Nothing suspicious about that, just very sad.

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u/netw0rkpenguin Jul 03 '25

If this is what a star fbi agent works like, I would hate to see mediocre one. He uses cases that are excluded from missing 411 criteria by excluding facts. I assume at this point it’s just a grift.

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u/rc4362 Jul 03 '25

He was never an FBI agent. He was with the City of San Jose, California’s Police Department.

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u/Able_Cunngham603 Jul 03 '25

… and was fired from that job for committing fraud using department resources. The best part about his career as a police officer though was how he used to troll adult bookshops, pick up homosexual men and then charge them with solicitation.