Missing Person Report Connected to the Bodyguard Flyers
I was searching through local community forums last night for any new mentions of ObeySec when I came across a post written by a worried mother.
Her son, Ryan Hale, had not returned home in several days.
According to the post, Ryan was someone who spent most of his time outside late at night. He liked empty streets, late-night diners, abandoned places, and long drives through the city after midnight. His mother described him as "obsessed with the atmosphere of the night."
Police had already been contacted, but there were no updated and no confirmed sightings after the night he disappeared.
I contacted her directly.
We met the following afternoon at a small diner off the highway. She looked exhausted. She kept checking her phone every few minutes like she was expecting him to suddenly call.
I asked if Ryan had mentioned anything unusual before disappearing.
At first, she hesitated, but eventually she told me something that made my stomach drop.
A few nights before Ryan vanished, he came home talking about a strange flyer he found stapled to a utility pole near an abandoned parking structure.
They flyer advertised "bodyguard services."
He thought it was some kind of joke or weird marketing stunt, so he called the number printed at the bottom.
According to her, the call did not sound normal.
There was no greeting.
No operator.
Just distorted static, low humming noises, and what sounded like several voices speaking over one another at the same time.
Then one voice became clearer.
Ryan described it as:
"wet sounding... almost like it was speaking through water."
The voice reportedly said:
"Protection requires obedience."
"Come closer."
"We are waiting for you."
Ryan laughed it off at first, but later that night he told his mother something else happened.
When he looked back at the flyer again, the bottom section had changed.
Words that were not there before had appeared underneath the phone number.
He showed her the flyer briefly before stuffing it into his jacket pocket.
She remembered part of the message exactly:
"Failure to comply with feeding requirements will result in consumption."
This is a similar warning to the one I was able to get a picture of.
Ryan apparently joked about it, but she told me he looked genuinely unsettled afterward.
The next evening, he left the house around 11 PM.
He never came back.
I explained to her everything I have been investigating involving the ObeySec flyers, the reports, and the disappearances connected to them.
At first she thought I was insane.
By the end of the conversation, she looked terrified.
If anyone has additional information regarding Ryan Hale, ObeySec, or these bodyguard flyers, contact me immediately.
Something about this is escalating.
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