The moral of the story: Stay away from the woods. Stay away from the city. Just stay in your closet and hope that Grub Hub and unemployment benefits will keep you alive.

@lion2535

2 жыл бұрын

Ever since I started watching all these videos about missing people in the woods, I've had this really weird feeling about going out and hiking in the woods. I live close to Mt. Saint Helen's in Washington state, wish me luck.

@MrPhife333

2 жыл бұрын

@2girls 1cup You make a good point!

@ShadowFungus

2 жыл бұрын

@@lion2535 i grew up on a mountain Province and have been hunting-gathering since i was a kid. I can tell you that eerie things do happen in the forest and can question your sanity. Just a tip: The wilderness is a very beautiful place but it can also consume your mind if you don’t know what you’re doing. If you’re planning on hiking and venturing into the wild atleast know survival skills, navigation and self defense. Always bring a weapon and a fire starter for time to time needs.

@TupDigital

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@MaxWCorrea

2 жыл бұрын

@@lion2535 Mountains and mounts are wicked places, one should not thread these places alone.

The world is strange and dangerous for sure. When I was 25 working at a pizza place I'd often walk home since I didn't have a vehicle and some guy always showed up following me in his car, he'd stop and ask where certain bars were and I'd always say "I don't know" and keep walking to which his response was always "hop in and show me" while offering me alcohol. There were even times he'd pull up while I was having a cigarette on break at my job offering me wine. The 'odd' thing is that I'm not a petite small girl but a 5'9" fairly fit male (not ripped but not fat either) and everywhere he came for me was well lit, populated parts of town. One day I decided to test him by making random turns into places where he couldn't get his car and he'd scramble to cut me off by going down adjacent streets but I kept changing my direction and it was quite obvious he was definitely after just me. I always wondered what would have happened if I got in the car with him but there's no way in hell I ever would have. I told people around me, at work etc and the response was almost always laughter. This went on until I left the job after 2 years.

@josmith2031

3 жыл бұрын

creepy 😳

@vatrweaver5169

3 жыл бұрын

There is one most plausible theory. Satanist at work. And I mean organized groups all over the country. They lure unsuspected victims in some nice way, no guns knifes, no fighting and no escape. Similar what happens to smart you, who awoid most sertanly horrific mental torture for days and strangulation. They trow dead bodies is water to cover for DNA, and manners of dead. They chose young, educated man, on purpose to extract most pleasure from these sufferings. The worse part Satanists could be someone we know well, or our trusted neighbors. How they are able to stay uncover or unetected for so long is mind boggling and scary, that those humans exist at all. Be very careful and be sure who your friends are.

@300books

3 жыл бұрын

Frightening! Sounds like a serial killer, or someone not entirely human but otherworldly.

@vitg7043

3 жыл бұрын

That's Evilish.

@MC-342

3 жыл бұрын

The fact that this went on for 2 years is very creepy. You became a challenge to him in his sick mind. You are very smart and very lucky. 🙏

I can’t imagine being that young man’s mother when the police told her they didn’t have time to look.

@jayhache5609

Жыл бұрын

That should require a kinetic response from the father.

@abhijit-sarkar

Ай бұрын

I find it hard to believe that the police would make such a statement to the mother of the missing. I’d not put it past them to make a locker room joke though.

@deadmeat08

17 күн бұрын

100 missing person cases a week though... I'd probably lose my patience too!

@abhijit-sarkar

17 күн бұрын

@@deadmeat08 It’s kinda their job though. Imagine an ER doctor saying that they don’t have time to treat a trauma patient.

My friends son went missing in a NP in Canada in 2011 it's an awful experience to suffer for families and their friends. An exclusive club nobody wants to really belong to. My heart goes out to the families of both men😢

@missinginbc

3 жыл бұрын

What is an NP?

@DogMumsey

3 жыл бұрын

@@missinginbc National Park

@DogMumsey

3 жыл бұрын

Care to mention the name and case? Just to bring interest 🙏🏼 ❤️

@kathywilkins5546

3 жыл бұрын

Was he found?

@IanP1963

3 жыл бұрын

@@DogMumsey I am not here to bring so called interest for viewers like yourself, to a subject which causes sooo much trauma and emotional upset to the loved ones left behind Amanda. It's not 'interesting' to or for them believe me. But here's a link to all his Mom does now and it will tell you about her son also - www.missingpersonsresearchhub.com/post/missing-persons-from-the-families-perspective

How can someone say something like that to a grieving mother. They get so cold and heartless in that field :(

@luludust

3 ай бұрын

I know this is an old comment so I apologize for bumping it, but I work in a field that is in direct contact with death and grieving families. I am not defending the way this coroner spoke to this mother, I am only saying I understand it. When you work around death, or anything for that matter, you are desensitized to it as you are exposed to it everyday. Those of us working in such fields needs to remind ourselves that there is a grieving family on the other end. Something that fact can get lost in the shuffles of everyday work.

I think the police know more about the Dan Zamlin case than they are letting on. I thought that his body was put in the river after the search also, before it was said in the video. I suspect that happens often when bodies are found in areas that had previously been searched. It's just odd that they only looked for him a few days, like they knew he wouldn't be found alive. I agree with the family, something bad happened to that kid.

@hbryster96

2 жыл бұрын

Remember ACAB

@marhawkman303

2 жыл бұрын

It's a sad reality that police departments CAN'T just drop everything and look until they find it.

@lacydilts4065

2 жыл бұрын

I went to high school with Dan, even drunk he wouldn't have been that careless. Our entire community was upset that the police refused to look more into it, or investigate it at all.

@marhawkman303

2 жыл бұрын

@@lacydilts4065 what leads were there?

@lacydilts4065

2 жыл бұрын

@@marhawkman303 there were no leads because the ruled it an accident straight away. They never looked into the phone call, or why he had screamed for help. Police dogs did find evidence of Dan's "bodily fluids" in the back of a friend's car, but never even tested it. His toxicology report came back positive for GHB. The two I MEs that performed the autopsy said that there was no evidence that he fell, or had jumped, and also said that it didn't seem that he had drowned. Also with the river as high as it was, his body would have been further down stream or his body would have been more banged up. His insulin pump was even still on him. It just seemed like they saw a kid who had been drinking and thought he fell, and didn't want to look at the evidence that would disprove it.

Great job. You're getting more comfortable and in command of your craft. Excellent. I so look forward to more greatness from you.

@nikkinicole5588

2 жыл бұрын

It sounds like your talking to a witch. Lol

@shanl9583

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikkinicole5588 lmao true

@mastertemple8369

2 жыл бұрын

Not his work....plagiarism

@theredwhirlwin

2 жыл бұрын

He is a powerful warlock! Lol, I love his content, very original and easy to binge 😄

@dickrichard626

2 жыл бұрын

I personally dislike the slow, monotone, over anounciation, uninspired way he speaks as if he reads his script as he records, but it is what it is. Lol

Interesting video. The death of Jelani is just crazy. I was a firefighter and paramedic up until I retired recently and had to be part of many body recoveries. One of the things I found was the men found in water would almost always be found face down, with some women being found face up. Our coroner explained that fatty breast tissue tended to float more readily and could cause women to float face up.

@SwedePotato314

2 жыл бұрын

That's really interesting. Makes sense once it's pointed out but it's not something I would've readily thought of myself. Interesting. I love to learn tidbits like this from people in their fields.

@mokajoe7727

Жыл бұрын

a morbid but interesting fact, cheers Steve. And like Rachel said, once it's pointed out it does make sense, yet not immediately apparent. I have tons of respect for paramedics and firefighters, thanks for all you've done

@Alexandra_Wolf

Жыл бұрын

Face up and no water in the chest. Someone held him. He was murdered 100 percent. I think by someone who worked in the golf course or lived in the area. You rarely drop off a body somewhere you aren’t familiar with.

@cantfindmykeys

Жыл бұрын

Yes, in 411 cases the bodies are usually floating in an atypical way for both men and women. I always forget which is the usual position. I thought men are usually face down and women face up with normal floating bodies. So in 411 cases it would be the other way around.

@Flanneryschickens

4 ай бұрын

Women and men also have a different center of mass, which might contribute to it. Women's is lower around the hips and men's is higher

If you love someone who vanishes you never stop wondering. Even when you know they're gone forever you still talk to them sometimes. I miss my beautiful friend Patty. They found her car parked at Donnell's but she had disappeared. Another woman vanished from there a few years prior.

@Gently469

Жыл бұрын

I am so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine how difficult that would be.

@lizb4156

Жыл бұрын

My boyfriend went missing over 6 months ago from a hospital abroad whilst travelling. I have no idea what in the world could have happened to him.

@markpettie681

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss! This stuff makes me sick to my stomach ! Something very nefarious is happening in our forests.

@alexashworth3119

Жыл бұрын

​@@markpettie681 I'll be praying for him. Where was the hospital?

@lisagardner5157

11 ай бұрын

❤

Sittin here in Minnesota listening to these cases like....😳😳👀👀 pretty creepy, I hope the families get closure.

@alpo180

3 жыл бұрын

Yea this is crazy !!

@jerrilheureux8894

3 жыл бұрын

@Sebastian D. 😄😂🤣😋

@derekbates4316

3 жыл бұрын

You livin' in Fargo country; you should be used to creepiness.

@spiritoftheforest6204

3 жыл бұрын

Love the hair

@anotherdayinthislife

3 жыл бұрын

@@spiritoftheforest6204 thank you! I hate to trick everyone but it was a SnapChat filter lol my hair is actually quite boring 🤷🏻‍♀️

There's been similar situations in Manchester ((England) on the canal system there - very odd indeed. May Dan RIP!

@migue4793

3 жыл бұрын

The Manchester Pusher i believe is what they are calling it, and in the usa is called Smiley Face Killers. I read that some believe it's a group of dark web cult that operate world wide and mainly target university aged males and often times they are kicked out of a pub or club never to be seen again until their body surfaces.

@TJ-fg3vs

3 жыл бұрын

@@migue4793 The problem with the theory of the Manchester Pusher is that whoever is responsible has 100% kill rate, with no near misses or failed attacks and this is highly improbable.

@zerofox5458

3 жыл бұрын

That’s because it’s not just one person it’s a network of them around the world

@adambattersby8934

3 жыл бұрын

That's not true, Trish J. There was a young man cycling along a canal late at night coming home from work when a shadowy figure pushes him into the canal. As he scrambled to the edge he was kicked back in again. He said he saw a shadowy figure standing on the towpath. Suddenly there was the sound of sirens nearby and the figure ran off, allowing the victim to climb out of the canal. He survived.

@adambattersby8934

3 жыл бұрын

One of the victims of the supposed Manchester Pusher was on the phone to his mother saying he was lost and he doesn't know how to get home. At one point he went quiet, just breathing heavily as though he's running, then all of a sudden his mother hears him let out a bloodcurdling scream and the phone went dead a few moments later.

I'm actually acquaintances with a very kind nurse who's son passed under similar circumstances. I remember when her son went missing and then after they found him. He was troubled but the situation is jusr bizarre and suspicious. They found him in one of those irrigation ponds you see in subdivisions. The area had been searched previously as that neighborhood was more or less his last known area. His autopsy showed nearly every drug possible to test in his body at some level (not too much of an exaggeration). He was also missing some clothing, if I recall. He wasn't found for over a month, if I recall that as well. Just a very sad situation. The police basically dismissed the whole thing despite the weird toxicology tests and the people he was with giving different stories. There's more to it but it just seems very similar to this weird MO of whatever type of missing persons case this is. It's scary.... She's such a nice lady and I still feel horrible for her, even though this happened a couple years ago. He was 23 I think.

@AnnabelleJARankin

2 жыл бұрын

How strange, and difficult to come to terms with. Drug binges are not a great idea - maybe he was hallucinating...

@cindyvining7866

2 жыл бұрын

Need to research Dave Paulides Canam Missing 411. Many stories just like this one.

@ElysetheEevee

2 жыл бұрын

@@AnnabelleJARankin Possibly. He did do a couple things like coke and whatnot. However, she'd told me it was weird because he had many other drugs and substances in his system that he wouldn't do like LSD and stuff. They were all in fairly high levels too. It's just weird that he'd somehow get basically all testable street drugs possible in his system in higher levels at once. I don't know...and then there were random people contacting her and being horrible to her about it. Just telling her shit like her son deserved to die and things. So sad....

@AverageAmerican

2 жыл бұрын

@@cindyvining7866 This case definitely rings like 411 all the way home.

@cosmosadorabilis7677

Жыл бұрын

​@@cindyvining7866 most of them are fake or very exaggerated.

I am not trying to shut down mysteries and curiosity, but after seeing some of these investigations, one can not help but wonder if just the lack of investigative skills and shoddy police work leads to many of these mysteries and confusion around them.

@privatehudson4432

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree

@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812

Жыл бұрын

To a certain extent yes but all of them would be highly improbable.

Poor choice on my part to watch this at 4 am. Currently a UST student living in the area and Zamlen’s path towards the river would have taken him right past my bedroom window. Clearly foul play imo, there’s just no place for a body to hide for nearly a month along that stretch of riverbank. As for the police’s excuse of being too busy, it’s not unbelievable. The coaches at all 5 rowing clubs on this stretch of the river are on a first name basis with the police because of how often they come across bodies.

@waltonsmith7210

2 жыл бұрын

4 days is not long enough

@bepkororoti2559

2 жыл бұрын

any sasquach activity ever noted there ?

@AverageAmerican

2 жыл бұрын

@@bepkororoti2559 It's not Mr & Mrs Bigfoot who are the perps. It's the same group suspected of all the cattle mutilations that is the cause for a majority of these strange 411 cases. They are sub terrestrials we call aliens nowadays...the Nephilim.

@AverageAmerican

2 жыл бұрын

*@Sam Richter* Don't go anywhere w/o Jesus, kid.

@rickstorm4198

2 жыл бұрын

Sasquatch isn't using GHB 🤣.... This is satanic cults.... Its part of the intiation process. You have to kill somebody you know. Get away with it ... But you have to let the other members see him/her before they die. It also has to make headlines, to create fear, doubt, dark energy for the evil entities to feed on.....

This exact thing just happened to a young man in Orlando Florida. Brian Bone I believe his name was. Found him floating in a lake downtown. He was drinking with friends on his birthday downtown. He called his mom late at night. She said stay where you are, your brother is coming to pick you up. He sounded distressed on the phone. He was found dead 3 days later.

@cantfindmykeys

Жыл бұрын

Did David Paulides cover his case? Sounds like a 411.

The victim blaming in the deaths of these young men found in water is deeply troubling

@raulthegreat371

2 жыл бұрын

Haha.. i thought u were bald.. im so sorry😂 and yeah its really unfortunate that people blame the person who isn't here to defend themselves, no matter who they were atleast have some human decency and feeling for the people they have left behind who are mourning them

@poling1990

2 жыл бұрын

It may be troubling in some context but we cannot ignore the facts surrounding disappearance cases when conducting analysis. Its not victim blaming we are assessing the mistakes made by individuals which resulted in their deaths. The simple fact is that most accidental deaths aren't pure accidents they are caused by unfortunate circumstances and compounded by poor decisions.

@syoung103

2 жыл бұрын

Even more troubling is when people use the term “victim blaming”.

@poling1990

2 жыл бұрын

@@aj897 Take what into account?

@ARPat2000

2 жыл бұрын

@@syoung103 provide a better alternative then

I know this is an older video, but I would encourage you to consider digging in to more of Minnesota’s strange water/drowning deaths. They happen much more often than one would think. My friend and I actually noticed how often it was happening and we’d see the stories pop up in the newspaper explaining the death away as a drowning despite the person not being near water or living in a direction where they’d be walking away from a water source. Duluth, MN specifically has seen a few of these, many don’t make big headlines. Definitely worth looking into for someone such as yourself who seems to have the skillset to research these things. Something strange is going on out there with this.

@Princess_Celestia_

Жыл бұрын

"They happen much more often then one would think" I don't know, son. I live in Oklahoma where lake drownings are soo common that all our lakes have signs warning people of the dangers of drowning, most often heavy alcohol use is involved.

@ShiftaelV2

Жыл бұрын

LaCrosse, Wi has a lot of drowning ones, too.

@cantfindmykeys

Жыл бұрын

Did David Paulides cover your area as a cluster zone in any of his books? I'm thinking he would have if those incidents keep happening.

@Ruhan885

Жыл бұрын

​@@ShiftaelV2la crosse Wisconsin has a lot of drinking

@ShiftaelV2

Жыл бұрын

@@Ruhan885 Still?

I love in Anoka, and have lived in Minnesota my whole life. I'm surprised Jelani was found in that small pond on the golf course grounds instead of the Rum River, which travels all through Anoka. Fun fact: Anoka considers itself the "Halloween Capital of the World," and has many supposedly haunted sites. It also boasts one of the state's major mental hospitals, with underground tunnels connecting the multiple buildings to one another. Meanwhile, St Paul, MN has many caves that bootleggers used to use during the prohibition days. As a kid, I remember going to a haunted cave tour there around Halloween time. I think they still do them to this day!

@TupDigital

2 жыл бұрын

Those are fascinating facts to file away in ones mind. Things can be relevant on levels we just cant access or recognize yet.

@mrthewubbie

2 жыл бұрын

My wife's family lived right on the river. A house on the street had a tunnel that led to the river. Old bootlegging tunnel. Capone also spent a lot of time in St Paul during prohibition.

@klsykay3318

2 жыл бұрын

It's been an ongoing thing with my husband for 14 years, that I scream RUM RIVER whenever we cross it. it's my favorite river

@TheHaratashi

2 жыл бұрын

So you haven't loved anyone outside of Anoka?

@Fluoride_Jones

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheHaratashi Lmfao!! Apparently not! XD

I couldn't imagine the hurt and pain the parents felt when the police gave up the search and told them your son was a very troubled young man and we'll find him when the river gives him up. We don't have the time to look for him.

@MommiDonni1

2 жыл бұрын

Simply awful, inexcusable behavior by a pathetic police department.

A few years back when I was working in North Carolina, one of my coworkers had something similar to these two cases happen to her boyfriend. I don’t know all of the specific details because she was extremely shaken and I didn’t want to ask anything she wasn’t willing to just say. Her boyfriend played college football and was in extremely good shape. He went for a morning run and never came back. He was found in a nearby body of water days later with no apparent injuries. She told me this right before his autopsy happened, after they had identified his body. I thought it was very strange back then but didn’t know this is apparently a common problem…which makes it altogether much more bizarre, sad, and terrifying.

Who drew the victims faces? I am looking at Jelani's picture right now in another thumbnail its perfect so I can imagine the first case sketch of Daniel is equally as accurate, great job. Thank you, your voice is easy to listen to.

@ElysetheEevee

2 жыл бұрын

@DogMan I think it's the uncanny factor. The mouths and eyes, especially. I'm an artist and I can see how people would find these types of pictures unsettling, and that's probably the point. They're very humanized but also very unnatural in some ways.

@ss-oq9pc

2 жыл бұрын

Photoshop is used to created that effect on the picture. They might touch it up after to make it look more drawn but I've seen it being used to create really shitty coloring books from photos.

@defnotcam9166

2 жыл бұрын

Filters not drawings

@tessaducek5601

2 жыл бұрын

Looks as if they are computer generated to appear as sketches.

@nickkerr5714

2 жыл бұрын

“Your voice is easy to listen to” Wow, seriously?

How and by whom was the poor guy dragged so quickly that he desperately shouted calling his friend?! I think it is a murder and a very shady case with many strange things...

@Malone4200

2 жыл бұрын

its strange for sure, but if that phone call happened, sounds like he slipped which happens to everyone, maybe slid into the water, the Mississippi river can eat you and spit you out along time later. now if someone was taking me, and i was on the phone i would be telling the person i was talking to that hey, help someone is attacking me and give a discription, now im guessing the guy was smart and thats what he would have said. i know when im upset sometimes i go and sit by water. and that water can be flowing fast, world class swimmers drown in lake superior. or if the phone call didnt happen he died from heroin and his friends were covering it up.

@prince-solomon

2 жыл бұрын

@@Malone4200 " he died from heroin " that's what the autopsy is there for. A definite no on that baseless suspicion. If an emergency happens many rarely can think rationally. Yes, it could be that he slipped, but the facts (fast river flow, river had been searched multiple times, body was found nearby days later, apparently didn't have water in the lungs) are contradicting this theory. The most rational explanation doesn't corroborate with the facts, so it is less likely to be the correct one.

@kymo6343

2 жыл бұрын

@@Malone4200 I also think he accidentally drowned. I don't think he was suicidal but moping next to a river at night is an easy way for an accident to happen.

@Malone4200

2 жыл бұрын

@@kymo6343 there was this patrol in Iraq and an American soldier fell in the river and drowned. you think its easy to swim, but when that water is moving, its not, it'll pull you under quick

@kymo6343

2 жыл бұрын

@@Malone4200 Yeah, ppl don't realize that a river/ocean is nothing like a pool. There's a current and it can be wicked fast and strong. Even professional swimmers have been swept away by Mother Nature before.

You're exactly right, there is so many cases just like these 2. I'm glad you covered these and well done!💯👍

I feel for the families of all those who have disappeared under mysterious circumstances.

@wendyalexander6705

3 жыл бұрын

Did Dan's parent's get to see the complete report, of the first autopsy? Also, did the second autopsy reveal any additional findings that either coincided, or contradicted, the original autopsy? (Other than the GHB)

You’re doing good things here with your vids man.. it’s important to share the stories of the missing. The more minds on these cases, the better. I hope the family’s at least find answers someday.

@AverageAmerican

2 жыл бұрын

They ain't gonna like the answers they find bcuz nobody really wants to hear about the giants. Even more-so that they are sub terrestrial so-called aliens that abduct Humans.

@SideMoneyGarage

Жыл бұрын

I think theses odd disappearances have gone on for decades. Maybe centuries. But, because of the internet we can talk and compare stories. It's less in the dark.

Just a few weeks ago, here in Houston, a man named Delano Burkes was found in buffalo bayou. He was young, early 20’s, went missing at night after drinking with friends. It is strange how common all of these cases are.

@augustfreij9162

Жыл бұрын

Because young and drunk men tend to believe they can do anything. They swim out in a lake and halfway over they notice that they are exhausted and can't continue.

I was a sophomore at UST when Dan disappeared. I had never met Dan but it was very strange and sad. We speculated that he had accidentally slipped down the riverbank into the river and drowned. There are lots of steep cliffs along that stretch of river.

@AverageAmerican

2 жыл бұрын

If Dan was abducted by aliens, would you want to know about it? Or is that something you would not even consider?

@thecook8964

10 күн бұрын

Was someone chasing Dan?

The truth must come out, my dear sympathies to the familly and friends from France.

Love this channel

You guys are the only channel who is drawing out what is happening to some of these missing 411 cases. Very interesting and entertaining keep it .

@katinamartin7934

3 жыл бұрын

David Paulides has a youtube channel also

@judysweatman7501

3 жыл бұрын

Check out dave’s YT channel!

@jduncan1511

3 жыл бұрын

Canam missing project on KZread is his channel. The author of the 411 missing books and movies.

@Kazza_8240

3 жыл бұрын

Also Mr Ballen, he tells some stories from David's books, but also so much more strange and mysterious stuff. 👌🏻

@ryanmorman7253

3 жыл бұрын

Also you can watch, vanished or missing 411 the hunted on amazon prime. Just don't buy any missing 411 books from amazon.

Wow. Your gonna be a big youtube channel one day for sure. No doubt about it. keep it up! Amazing!

@reefsroost696

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with your opinion of the channel. Unfortunately this subject will never be popular for YT. Most people don't like a true unsolvable mystery. It scares them or something

@Junkie101Jesus

3 жыл бұрын

@@reefsroost696 actually this subject has taken a significant turn for the better recently. Comparing it to what it was two years ago. The same people who didnt like this genre. Now you see all sorts of characters all shapes n sizes that are finally starting to pay attention to this genre. Claiming it helps them sleep relax etc..True crime youtube channels are finally getting the much needed exposure they deserve. Their numbers are climbing quick. Thats why i know this channel is gonna prosper quick like the others. It will get the same numbers & exposure as these other youtube channels named bedtime stories. Criminally listed. Obseleteoddity. Scary mysteries. Dark curiosities. Weird world. Etc. THEY ARE LEGEND!

@reefsroost696

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you are right. I believe that if enough people are interested in this phenomenon we will have a better chance of finding out what is actually happening.

@nuckinfuts7610

3 жыл бұрын

Reefs Roost it's fair to say that it wouldn't quite be considered a "phenomenon" if it wasn't garnering any attention. There's in fact soooo many channels covering this particular topic. And the more, the better. The amount of channels along with the abundance of views garnered is a testament to the tremendous amount of interest this has so far gained. Along with the fantastic examples Junkie Jesus offered, there's many, _many_ more where those came from. The Missing 411 book series (which covered the exact cases in this very vid and literally thousands more like it) played a primary role in kick-starting the sudden interest in this eerie phenomenon. These books were often on back order due to high demand. The author, David Paulides, has his own YT channel as well, and it's unsurprisingly taking off. Along with this, there are other incredibly popular channels with hundreds of thousands/millions of subscribers and even more views. Such as, Bedtime Stories, LordanARTS, all the Top 5's, Merc, Top Mysteries, That Chapter, Steph Young, Oxygen, Heavy Casefiles, Rusty West, Cold Case Detective, Missing Persons Mystery, Lady Masquerade, and so so so many more. This doesn't even include the dozens of podcasts that also cover this material, most of whom post their PC on YT as well. Not trying to bombard you (tho it's prolly too late for that), just showcasing how wildly popular this topic has become and how audience interest/awareness continues to rapidly grow. There's already a _massive_ audience focused on this, luckily there's no shortage of content. And thankfully so, bc I agree that this deeply concerning pattern needs as much awareness as it can get. Particularly since it's become more 'n more evident that certain higher ups are actively trying to keep this alarming pattern on the hush. Which is disturbingly suspicious in and of itself. So like the countless folks who are already interested in this topic, I'm equally fascinated and intrigued. Which is why I'm here for it, all of it. 🙂

@cindyvining7866

3 жыл бұрын

This has already been covered almost word for word by Dave Paulides.

Loving the content of this channel! Just need some time for ppl to know your here 🙂

So last people to see Jayloni was his "friends" 🤔 and Daniel, It seems like the cops new more then they admit. 🤔

There have been witnesses to some of the people that went missing where the person just got up and started walking away, or just start running away. As if something took over their mind.

@eyes2c..519

3 жыл бұрын

As in mk ultra darrpa etc yea ik weird huh frequency and vibration can do wonders on the brain

@smrtfasizmu6161

2 жыл бұрын

That happens very rarely and it is called Dissociative identity disorder. Only 1% of the population have it (almost all of them are women) and very very small amount of people with DID have an alter ego who does things like that.

@JamesMichael333

2 жыл бұрын

The people that got up and started walking or running away, it wasn’t sound frequency or vibration because other people were in very close proximity to them. The kid that got up and started sprinting downhill at full speed - the witness could possibly be lying in that case if you’ve read about it.

@smrtfasizmu6161

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesMichael333 It wasn't a kid, it was a TV producer, and we don't know what happened in that case, why he did that. Think about it, if you tried to kill somebody and he escaped, you wouldn't say to the police, TV and newspapers that you tried to kill a person and that he managed to escape you, you will say that he got crazy and run away for no reason at all.

@JamesMichael333

2 жыл бұрын

@@smrtfasizmu6161 I know. That’s exactly what im saying. And there was a lot more to that story if you dig a little bit. And when i say kid i meant like 21 or so. I forget his specific age. It might have been a race issue.

Love your channel, you cover some really intetesting and lesser known cases! 👍😊💯

Awesome segment. The art work is excellent. Thanks for putting so much effort into your work.

Just found your channel and shall be catching up with your other videos asap! Great presentation and narration of these curious sad events. Love the drawings, think this channel is going to very popular. Thanks for your work!

And stories like this strengthen my reasons to always carry a firearm

@michaeldiekmann6494

2 жыл бұрын

Won't be helpful while walking drunkenly into the Mississippi River.

@michaeldiekmann6494

2 жыл бұрын

But clever to announce that to people maybe already stalking you online.

@prince-solomon

2 жыл бұрын

Plenty of armed people disappeared too, their guns/bows are never found

In the states surrounding Minnesota, there have been an estimated 80+ cases with similar circumstances spanning over the past 20 years. All victims were males in their early 20's who have miniscule traces of alcohol, high traces of GHB in their systems, all bodies were found in water, and all were ruled as accidental drownings. My theory is that there is a serial killer in the area that has flown under the radar, and is relying on lazy forensics to keep themselves out of trouble. This is further supported by the FBI's statements on there being an estimated 60 unidentified serial killers in America at any given time.

@Oli-jm9fc

Жыл бұрын

It's only been a decade or so that forensics have the ability to screen GHB levels. Also the combination even of small levels of alcohol and GHB will render a person unconscious, even may cause a comatose state. Also butyrolactone the "dehydrated version" of the drug is an industrial solvent and intermediate, used frequently in the polymer industry, from which it may have been diverted.

@vicvega3614

8 ай бұрын

He was on the phone with a friend, i feel like the first thing he would say would be theres someone else here, i see someone else. Those last words sound scared like hes falling. I live by Pittsburgh we have rivers everywhere and people fall into them all the time and drown, sometimes their bodies arent found for weeks or months, it happens

Very glad I found your channel. I'm sure there are many others who would be interested in your videos.

@daphne4983

3 жыл бұрын

They're thrown in the water to get rid of evidence.

odd that the bodies would be placed in such open public areas, you'd think most killers would hide what they've done to the best of their abilities

@jad43701

2 жыл бұрын

They want to show everyone that they can do whatever they want, and that there is nothing we can do about it.

@smrtfasizmu6161

2 жыл бұрын

Water removes physical evidence such as inprints and DNA.

@AverageAmerican

2 жыл бұрын

@@jad43701 That's it isn't it. You know I was thinking the same thing about UFOs. Like, why all the lights so we can see you at night? And I came up with your answer... *They want to show us they can do whatever they want.* To whomever, wherever, and whenever. Same w/ cattle mutilations I'd say.

@coldstuff9784

Жыл бұрын

@@smrtfasizmu6161 I think it helps with avoiding the search dogs too.

@cantfindmykeys

Жыл бұрын

In 411 cases, the bodies are intentionally left in a place that was searched previously. The elusive killer in 411 cases has a specific method of disposing of bodies. Undetermined cause of death, no shoes, GHB in the body, missing for days but found recently deceased. Strange cases, all of them. But almost identical.

I had a male house cat that went missing for months and returned wearing a pink collar , I live in the country and the nearest neighbor is 3 miles away

@thecook8964

10 күн бұрын

Oh, many cats hook up with other homes- one video followed a cat who made the rounds of three homes & was fed. They all thought they owned the cat😆

accident for Daniel - he was upset, left the party, the girl called him because she was concerned - where are you? He was near the river got distracted by the phone call, tripped , dropped his phone and fell into the river, asking for help as his was taken by the current his voice fading

@samasonedderman

2 жыл бұрын

OK, valid point. What happened to the dropped phone? Stella

@willnailer2118

2 жыл бұрын

That current must have brought him back to where he fell in.

@smrtfasizmu6161

2 жыл бұрын

Nonsense. He said he was in danger and she could sense panic. Only after that he said HELP.

@samasonedderman

2 жыл бұрын

@@smrtfasizmu6161 Thank you!! They didnt find the phone by the river. Why did it not time out, and drop the call, so they could call it? Stella

@Stormthorn67

2 жыл бұрын

That's definitely the most likely explanation. Sure he MIGHT have been killed by Bigfoot or something but since a fall or jump into the river has much more evidence I'm gonna go with that. Drunk. Upset. By river. Found in river.

Thanks for covering just two of many more in my neighboring state of Minnesota. A recent subscriber, I need to catch up on viewing your top-notch videos. Anyone anywhere can seemingly just go poof and disappear. Those who were found deceased as well as disappeared forever, RIP.

His last words in the phone call are so chilling. Its especially weird how she said it sounded like he as getting further away from the phone. My first thought was maybe he fell of a cliff or ledge, hence the phone being dropped, but you'd almost definitely have heard the water as the phone was dropped into or near the river. Reminds me a bit of the Henry McCabe case and that weird voicemail that was left on his wifes phone.

@herstoryanimated

5 ай бұрын

Made me think that he was lowering the phone away from his face (possibly as taking off running - I think they said his phone was found on him so not lost away from his body). What I really dislike is it took a long time after that for him to be reported missing and by someone else?! Why wouldn't you immediately call 911 following those words?

Daniels case reminds me of Michael Bryson, a young man who disappeared in the forest outside my town last year during a rave. Reportedly he got upset and stormed out of the bus he was sitting in with his friends at 5am, walked into the forest, and was never seen or heard from again. The police have been so negligent that the investigation has been almost entirely conducted by the community. The whole forest has been getting searched nonstop since the day he disappeared, but there’s been so sign of him. It’s so frustrating when there’s literally zero evidence to go off of

@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812

Жыл бұрын

As a whole they only "care" when money or power is involved. Prove me wrong

@cantfindmykeys

Жыл бұрын

That's very strange. Like the guy on the film crew that suddenly bolted into the forest and was never found. Or that young man who ran out of the airport while waiting for his flight back to Germany and ran off and was never found. Nobody could think of any reason why either of them behaved so strangely and took off like that. No sign of either one of them since it happened. What time of year did Michael enter the woods? He may have died of exposure. But you would think his body would be found by now.

@rockstarofredondo

Жыл бұрын

@@cantfindmykeys Lars Mittank was likely suffering a more serious head injury than he was diagnosed with. That’s what explains him running off. He was acting erratically for quite awhile before he ran. The strange part is not finding a body or finding him wandering somewhere.

@cantfindmykeys

Жыл бұрын

@@rockstarofredondo wasn't there some problem with his ear? or ears? I thought he was examined by a doctor and there wasn't any serious head injury discovered. Only an ear infection or something.

Excellent content. Thank You for your research and effort to put forward all the details and sketches.

You have a great voice for the narration of these stories and I always look forward to new ones

This same set of circumstances is happening in the UK and Europe as well there are several documentaries about it and one of the original researchers also went missing.

@dw1-norskgaming923

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, who are covering those cases, do You know? Greetings from Norway

@cosmosadorabilis7677

Жыл бұрын

Not true.

Yay!! A sweet new channel!

Drinking alcohol and leaving a party alone never goes well. Especially when near a river with a strong current.

@shithappens6887

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah but to be missing a whole month in the Mississippi river, and barely move at all? You'd think he'd wash up way downstream in another state after a month

@caesaraugustus9061

2 жыл бұрын

Martha... Really?

@Sammydushi

2 жыл бұрын

When was a teenager i did all the time even in the night i went with people in the care i never seen before and was brought where i wanted to go i'm 37 now and never everrrr wil i do that again i meen i'm happy i am alive but i was so lucky and damM stupid at the same time but when u young u don't see danger u think never happen to me

@Martha_thl

2 жыл бұрын

@@caesaraugustus9061 Really.

@thedeviouspanda

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. A guy near here was just pulled out of the canal after going missing during a night out. Drunk and slipped in. And it's already hard enough to get out of a canal sober.

Every video. Well done. The details the facts. I appreciate the work you do 😎🤗💯

Anna was a good friend and I can tell she really cared about him.

@iwaswrongabouteveryhthing

Жыл бұрын

If she found him earlier she might have been killed as well

Seems to me, the very worst thing that can happen is your child (adult or not) to go missing and never have closure, to wonder where they are. Are they okay but just got lost? Are they being held against their will? Too many questions!!! My heart goes out to all families in these situations! And to find the person, deceased, yet still no answers!? Cover ups! I do believe there's a lot of covering up going on! May all of those in distress find the answers they so much deserve!!! 🙏🕊❤

I'm late as usual. Just found your channel ♥️ love it. Binging. Keep up the wonderful work. Blessings to you all from Texas 💞

Watched a few vids, impressed. You earned a new subscriber. Keep up the fantastic work

Brandon Swanson was as well from Minnesota and is very similar to the cases.

@nuckinfuts7610

3 жыл бұрын

Sometime ago I was looking at another missing person case which took me down this rabbit hole that ultimately led me to these "phone call disappearances". I was rather surprised at how many of these exist. There's many well-known like Brandon Lawson, Brandon Swanson, Todd Geib, etc. But there's so many more missing person cases where the person is on the phone displaying some level of fright or cause for concern right before the call disconnects and then they disappear. And not just in the U.S. This strange phenomenon happens in other countries. They all have similar characteristics. David Michael Plunkett from the UK is one that comes to mind. That case is worth a read. There's a video on YT of the parents, they were on the phone with David before he disappeared and they offer a chilling account of that phone call. So sad.

@nuckinfuts7610

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamyDodger Many of the cases can be found under the "smiley face killer/s" phenomenon, and in the UK is "the canal pusher". You'll find a wealth of info on these phone call disappearances plus so much more just from those two keyword searches. And if you're really interested in these cases I'd suggest you look into Henry McCabe's case asap. He disappeared for a few months and right before he went missing Henry left an incredibly bizarre and frightening voicemail (which you can listen to right here in youtube), then was found floating in a body of water with no obvious cause of death. Listen to that msg, it'll make your head spin. The whole case will. Good luck. 🙂

@freddog4490

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamyDodger Hi Jay go to David Paulides on Missing 411 it’s scary what’s going on and mostly hushed up good luck with your research, best wishes from Scotland ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@daphne4983

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamyDodger vanceholmes.com/court/trial_missing.html

Nice job. You deserve more views

@TheMissingEnigma

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate the support.

Keep it up. Who ever does the art work it’s amazing! Great commentary too I like how detailed you get. Please do true crime cases that are solved . Mysteries are great but knowing the facts is great too

@letsssgooo4618

2 жыл бұрын

The fuck. Creepy af

I really like your channel. These are well done and I like the visual style. 👍

Great video, keep those missing 411 coming. Great quality! Your chan will grow

Good to see Brendan Fraser keeping busy between films, doing autopsies. 👍

I binge watched your vids today. What a great channel. Sad stories about the missing. But very fascinating. I've been folloing the Missing 411. Great illustrations and narrating. ✌🇺🇸

This was great I subbed right away!

When i was about 14 i got into a huge fight with my dad and ran away. I was walking down this road and these guys asked me if i needed a ride, i reluctantly got in the car and remember the helpless feeling like i had really messed up. They were older, maybe 18 or 19. They were really nice to me and talked about how hard it is with parents. They gave me a ride to my sisters house . Ill never forget that.

High levels of GHB are not normally found in the body, it has to be ingested.

@eyes2c..519

3 жыл бұрын

And it isn’t cheap!

@trippletalk8226

3 жыл бұрын

Also ghb does not normally last long in the body. So for them to have such high amounts is truly shocking

@eyes2c..519

3 жыл бұрын

@@trippletalk8226 I think they confusing it w dmt

I really like your videos and the art work is awesome I look forward to seeing more of them 🙂

Great artwork. Great delivery of tragic events. Hope one day there are answer & you can make an update 😃

I definitely feel like there is a connection between the no shoes and water. To many cases like this. This is concurrent with electricity or some form of energy being used. The people that are found, same with missing 411, the people that are found are found in or near water or granite.Granite is conductive under the right circumstances. Now say something had a means to use energy as a tool to pick up or drop off. These people are gone for days or weeks and returned to the general area but never the exact location due to the needs of a conductive substance to replace the individual. There are stories of people wandering off for no reason. After walking for some time, coming out of a trace like state and saying it felt like something was pulling them or they had the feeling like they had to go somewhere. Once they came back to reality they had no idea how or why they got where they were. Some how something is forcing them to move under their own will to a conductive location? Could it be possible to manipulate the natural GHB in our own systems? If you have listened to or read the many many reports of these cases like I have, just keep this in mind.

@jus1086

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t know if you ever saw the movie but this theory reminds me of “the happening” m knight shyamalan. The plants start releasing some kind of chemical and it travels in the wind makes people lose themselves, do crazy shit but still conscious.

@smrtfasizmu6161

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know why people need paranormal explanation for the bodies which were found in water. When the mafia was much stronger here where I live, often times they would throw the bodies of the enemy gang members into the river. Water destroys inprints and DNA evidence. Throwing bodies of people that your gang killed was the standard procedure.

@smrtfasizmu6161

2 жыл бұрын

Throwing dead bodies into water is a go to procedure for murderers of all sorts (including mafia, organised crime etc.). You don't need demons and the devil using paranormal effects on humans to explain why dead bodies are find in rivers.

@jus1086

2 жыл бұрын

@@smrtfasizmu6161 he’s talking about the “missing 411” cases, not just the ones in this video, there are hundreds of thousands of cases like this, I think if you look into these specific cases you will find it’s not easy to dismiss this as “the mafia”.

@smrtfasizmu6161

2 жыл бұрын

@@jus1086 My point is, if, for whatever reason, you kill somebody, one of the best places to throw the body is into the river. If mafia does that, then why wouldn't regular murders (psychopaths and people like that who don't assassinate people according to the plan of their mafia gang) do the same thing. Why wouldn't serial killers, psychopaths, people who kill because of personal reasons for the victim etc. do the same thing?

Lots of good kids with a great upbringing get themselves into trouble when they get out on their own. We were all young at one time... and looking back we can all point to times that we made bad choices that could have ended badly.

Well done!

The artworks are great. Great content, great channel

This channel and others have done a good job reporting the many occurrences like the ones above. For those interested, there is also a textbook on the topic - "Case Studies in Drowning Forensics" by Gannon and Gilbertson. This textbook does an extremely deep, technical and detailed dive into the bizarre specifics of more than a dozen similar cases (like the ones above - Brinson is one of those in the book). Another case in the book, that of Jeffrey Forest Geesy (May 1999, LaCrosse, Wisconsin, age 20) noted the most bizarre thing I've come across - his body contained no blood!!!!!! As for their work as investigators/pathologists was the potential that some of the cases might be attributed so "smiley face-linked homicides."

@annabellelee4535

Жыл бұрын

His body did contain blood, and when tested found he had the equivalent of 22 drinks worth of alcohol in his blood. In fact your source said the lividity showed that the blood settled in his head and shoulders which indicated that his head and shoulders were lower than his feet and lower body.

@ashleytheseeker8480

Жыл бұрын

Bedtime Stories talked about this

I think the best defense when you feel a certain individual is stalking you is to tell as many people as possible and don't stop talking about it until the issue is resolved. Stay safe of course and don't go alone.

@letsssgooo4618

2 жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ. Any sane person would say step ONE would be to call the authorities lol.

@JP-uf9sh

2 жыл бұрын

@@letsssgooo4618 I was talking about anyone stalking you. You assume it is a murderer. Women are frequently stalked on their way home. In real life calling cops is not always the first or fastest choice a person makes, especially if you are moving/ on the move and the person has done nothing to you so far. Police usually does not come to you for being followed around or "feeling followed" you are assuming you already know that the person is a murderer and not some drunk weirdo etc. Calling a person that knows you eliminates long questions when you are in a hurry and often you know if the person you call is close and or reliable - unlike when calling the police. If you have to run or you drop the phone you have someone that can still call the police for you. I am certain that any person that knows for sure that someone is going to murder them they will call the police first. Also being on the phone and talking loudly about being followed and what the guy looks like can help to fend weirdos off. Heck if you have no signal or power just pretending to can safe you a lot of trouble.

@coldstuff9784

Жыл бұрын

@@letsssgooo4618 That's literally the last thing you do, the police can't do anything until an actual crime is committed.

@rainbowseeker5930

9 ай бұрын

and report the case to the Police.

The quality of this channel is blowing my miiiiiind.

Can't believe they thought the boy committed using alcohol when he called his friend asking for help!

Man Jelani’s disappearance is hard. Very strange.

It was likely not a suicide. Rarely does a young man drown himself rather than hang or shoot himself.

@imnotfeelingit207

2 жыл бұрын

"Rarely"

@syoung103

2 жыл бұрын

@@imnotfeelingit207 give us some insight. Exactly how does one drown their self? Even if you’re suicidal, there has to be a moment of fight or flight that stops you from holding yourself under water. He wasn’t weighted down and unable to end the attempt. I’m almost positive that it’s not possible to hold yourself underwater until death. Don’t be a menace.

@choochoonubertboobert1854

2 жыл бұрын

@@syoung103 sometimes when the water so cold ur body freezes up and u die

@thedeviouspanda

2 жыл бұрын

@@syoung103 Drugs or weights. A teenager in my city took a bunch of sleeping pills and went into the family pool to die. And a guy with MS drove his wheelchair into his pool knowing he wasn't able to save himself. If you know you won't have a way out, it's possible.

@thedeviouspanda

2 жыл бұрын

@@syoung103 Or just treading water until you get too tired.

LOVE this stories thanks

Thank you!

First one sounds like he slipped and fell into the river from a height or something, probably somewhere he shouldn't have been cause he was drunk. I knew a guy from highschool who wasn't experienced much (probably at all) at drinking who was always super quiet and came from a very religious non-partying background. His first party in college was spring break, and he fell off a second story balcony flat onto his back, got up dazed, and walked to the beach 5 blocks away where he laid down in the sand and passed out. By the morning he was dead. People who are inexperienced at drinking or imbibing any substances can often get way I'm over their heads when they're finally out into a position where they try to match people who are more used to it

@Anonymous38572

2 жыл бұрын

Also inexperienced partyers need to be told even if you feel better and better the more intoxicated u get doesn't mean you should keep going! A person new to the scene doesn't realize until they experience it or someone tells them.

@thedeviouspanda

2 жыл бұрын

And there are probably people who'd try to say that guy was abducted by aliens or the cartels 🙄 People don't want to see the most obvious explanation.

@trentbrownstone1481

2 жыл бұрын

Cold blooded, left him on the beach to die. Also, what a way to go.

@erikgilson1687

2 жыл бұрын

@@trentbrownstone1481 I don't think people saw it happen to be fair, I think he did it on his own without anyone noticing

I think your investigations are interesting and more varied. The drawings are so beautiful. Who does them?

The police there were not only unprofessional, they are incompetent! How dare they talk to the parents like that!

@lilianflower3017

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and paid well by human traffickers.

@lilianflower3017

3 жыл бұрын

@@augustusplebeian3268 but we need them to do the dirty work. But come on all of them? Everyone has different degrees of goodness. Have you ever heard a quote that says War time creates a lot of heroes but peacetime creates a lot of drunks who wanna be heroes.

@lilianflower3017

3 жыл бұрын

augustus plebeian That’s crazy!! Was he store security or a real one? That’s thug behavior ! Good ones need to get rid of bad ones! Sorry you had to go thru such bad behavior. Start videotaping everything. Get camera on shirt then to get proof. Like police auditors.

@lilianflower3017

3 жыл бұрын

@@augustusplebeian3268 Never even thought about that. I’m glad your alive too. Your right I have never experienced a beating. High school days my girlfriend Got slapped 3 times each after she said fuck off or you, I made her stop saying it Afraid it would escalate. But they never touched me. But I wasn’t running my mouth off. What did they say to you? Some kids wanted to be hit cause they knew they wouldn’t be taken in then. I remember now...3-4 cars following then cops surrounded the first car beat them And drove off. Wow your bringing back memories I had forgotten. The first car was all males! What did they accuse you of ?

@lilianflower3017

3 жыл бұрын

@@augustusplebeian3268 holy cow! ! That’s insane ! Not a reason to beat anyone What were you doing. They stole $60 bucks and speakers on different occasions? So this happens to you a lot? Where did this happen. Exact place address of this Walmart, people should be alerted about this police district! Contact police auditors. There are individuals who will come to your town. Even lawyers group to help you get evidence. Don’t just get mad and let it go. Do somethings. Let me look up links get back to you

GHB is a clue..... a piece of the puzzle

@jadedequeljoe3283

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. It sure is. And if coroner’s tested for it we would find that it is more prevalent than we think.

@daphne4983

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Perfect to subdue a person

@swillbill6640

3 жыл бұрын

But how is it administered

@littlewing6231

3 жыл бұрын

@@swillbill6640 medical examiners think through aerosol spray. It goes in to your body fast but can leave your body faster then regular drugs. I have no clue but it isn’t normal.

@swillbill6640

3 жыл бұрын

@@littlewing6231 A nasal spray would be the way especially when they are drunk. Just have one person grab them the other push the spray up their nose and in seconds they are out. If anyone sees them they tell them their helping a drunk friend. That could be a way the smiley faced killers are doing it. No puncture mark for the coroner.

Another great video, thanks! Any chance you could make one about disappearances at Donnell Vista? On the wall in his study, Dave Paulides has a poster of missing people, some of whom disappeared at the Vista. He drew attention to these in a recent video, and it's clear that Donnell Vista is a particularly mysterious place.

@TheMissingEnigma

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! All recommendations are welcome. There are a number of cases to cover in the Donnell Vista area. You can expect to see a video on it in the near future.

@paulcollins6732

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissingEnigma Brilliant, thanks! Also cases in which the canine companions of the missing return alone, even after a considerable time. Love your channel!

@timsproautospallc8973

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissingEnigma new subber here, but well worth it as you cover one of my favorite subjects in the missing 411 which I've also done a little bit of my own research on the side. I'm familiar with most of the cases you've already presented, (which excellent take on your end), however was wondering if you could cover some out of the state of N.H.??? Last year there was a brash of mysterious vanishing with 411 profile points all over them. I emailed Mr. Paulides asking him the same, but he's very buzy and I don't expect him to reply to me right away if any honestly. Still it doesn't hurt to ask as well as have other options, ya know??? Regardless keep them videos rolling homie, SALUTE!!!

@jpvielleux

3 жыл бұрын

@@timsproautospallc8973 Yesterday I left him a comment suggesting the Maura Murray case from here in New Hampshire. I live minutes away from where she vanished and have followed it extensively.

@timsproautospallc8973

3 жыл бұрын

@@jpvielleux whereabouts in N.h. is that??? I'm originally from Southern N.H. but have been down in FL for 4 years now

Just found your channel and glad i found it.

Brandon Swanson went missing the same year, around the same time. They were both the same age. They both lived in Minnesota. The similarities between these two cases are disturbing.

@blake7871

2 жыл бұрын

They both also disappeared while on the phone and both saw something that clearly frightened them based on their last known words.

@cantfindmykeys

Жыл бұрын

Swanson is another weird 411 case. There's a definite Woo factor in these cases.

Fascinating, terrifying & heartbreaking. Sending healing energy to both families.

It sounds just like David Paulides Missing 411. Without shoes and clothes but clean socks.

@omar10213245

2 жыл бұрын

that's exactly what it is. it's absolutely something paranormal. probably been going on since the creation of mankind.

@jondeux3682

2 жыл бұрын

Mr Paulidas covered these urban mysteries, the smiley face killers has also been covered on The Opperman Report

@davidlancaster6941

2 жыл бұрын

This guys stuff is covered by David P but this is more detailed and sometimes deviates from David's version. U watch David, or at least I do, because one likes to engage with David. For those who gripe to David about not having the pure missing, this is the channel for them. Lvya all. Shalom. D

this “leaving shoes behind” pandemic among so many of these cases is creeping me out,, more than anything else frankly.

@ancientbear3280

2 жыл бұрын

This appears to be a critical piece of info.

I can't help but think how easy it would be for a coroner to be a killer. All that knowledge and access to drugs. And when the body is found, you know where it's going.

@dubaiedge

8 ай бұрын

This! How is it that ONE person gets the final say in every cause of death? That just a ripe situation for corruption. That, & human judgement is highly fallible. Just seems crazy one man or woman dictates forever each & every cause of death.

@jamesbell7696

7 ай бұрын

I'd be interested in seeing how many ME or Coroner's offices are just one person outfits. Maybe back in the 50s and 60s but today many are state agencies.

The cell phone thing was creepy

This is heartbreaking :(

Binged watched your videos great channel definitely new sub.

Those words told to Daniels mother at 3:51 are cold and heartless. How can any professional say that to a mother who's child is missing and possibly dead? I want to thank you for making an effort and conducting research into these cases. Too many of those who post nowadays just rehash the same info in some cases changing the facts. They obviously don't do any research. You even go to the places to show us the area. You do good work, thank you.

These are some very strange cases. How does a grown man disappear in broad daylight from in front of a friend’s house. I get how young people can be quickly lured and snatched, but a grown man? So creepy. So weird.

That 2nd case is insane

New sub good content.

Hi from Wisconsin. NEW SUBSCRIBER.

I just listened to a posting about similar cases in Boston