I just wanted to sleep. Now I have to stay up another 41 minutes and 50 seconds. Thanks Armoured Skeptic!

@trolleymouse

Ай бұрын

You could watch at a higher speed ...

@KarmasAB123

Ай бұрын

Joke's on you! I didn't sleep in the first place!

@KarmasAB123

Ай бұрын

@@trolleymouse That ruins the experience!

@DarthNVious

Ай бұрын

Of course you need to spend time with the Messiah.

@RSofficial22

Ай бұрын

It’s easy to understand how someone wouldn’t want to let the public know that their family member has died in a way that doesn’t make them look in a way they want their family want them remembered. My brother died because of overdose and we didn’t want to let that information out at first. I know a lot of people who died the same way in 2020 dude to fentanyl and their families told everyone it was covid because they didn’t want them known as an addict or something or another. And these are the deaths that happened in the city.

Former vol. Search and Rescue team member. It does not at all surprise me that remains are not found. You can be standing literally ten feet from someone in the spring and summer and never see them. Vegetation is damned near impossible to see through for more than a foot or three and if you're not standing right on top of a body, you can walk right by it and never see it.

When you consider how enormous Canada, America, and Australia are, it makes sense that people can more easily dissapeared.

I have 2 mates who work with the police. One is a fine guy, who just does admin paperwork. He has told us about the corrupt people he knows of. One time in the pub we got speaking to these older gentlemen and when he said he just started working for the police one of them asked if he was in "the secret police", his words not mine. The other has been there for 5 months as an actual street cop. He has already told me multiple stories that make him sound like a bully/ corrupt. When I say this he defends himself by saying he didn't break any rules or code. Yeah, it's designed that way.

Human trafficking is a huge problem.

@jerrydwyer9057

Ай бұрын

👍 comment deserves more attention

Missing Enigma does the absolute best research in the whole missing 411 sphere of content - hands down

@propakindustries22

Ай бұрын

Nick is a legend.

@armouredskeptic

Ай бұрын

He's the only one I really like, tbh...

@rockinbobokkin7831

Ай бұрын

He beats everyone so badly, that it shatters the genre. He keeps it real as it gets, without calling people out for fraud directly. A better person than me.

@deerichardz

Ай бұрын

Zealous Beast rips Paulides a new one everytime he examines a case labeled as '411'.

@Lilnaomi3

Ай бұрын

Gim and the lore lodge are pretty good at providing reasonable alternatives. It's very annoying that people give them flak for looking at reasonable non supernatural possibilities. You would think the focus should be on the people and paying the situation proper respect.

I camped alone at former WW2 German POW camps and Japanese internment camps in national forests. I camped alone in Mississippi and Florida national forests where I visited rural crossroads at midnight. I have stayed alone at the oldest graveyards in America. I have spent months camping alone in national forests all across the country, deliberately tempting fate and supernatural forces. Here is a list of dangers I faced in order of severity; Cops / rangers, criminals, locals, homeless people, weather, wildlife. Notice, the top four slots are filled by malicious humans. The fifth slot is occupied by something completely indifferent. The sixth slot is filled by a curious cougar and some rutting deer. I was shot at by locals, chased out of town by good ole boys with badges, threatened by illegal foresters and poachers, and robbed by the homeless but Chupacabra and sasquatch apparently found me unappetizing. Potential alien abductors judged there was nothing to be learned from probing me. Apparently, Satan values my soul not at all (or already has it, who can tell?). No ghosts anywhere, wicked humans everywhere, you be the judge.

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

People go looking for all kinds of affirmation to convince them that bad humans aren’t causing most of the issues people face

@CStelTV

Ай бұрын

I judge your experience to be unique to you. I have had far less experience than you, and have had far stranger things happen to me. So, it’s not a numbers game friend…

@unperson5713

Ай бұрын

@@CStelTV Friend, I am not attempting to devalue your experiences, I am merely sharing my own anecdotal experiences which are relevant to this video, supernatural events inside national parks and forests. I was raised inside what some people call the Bridgewater Triangle. My youth predates the internet and cable television, so I spent the majority of my time in the woods. I never saw anything I would describe as supernatural. Does that disprove the Bridgewater Triangle theory? No. Perhaps I am just not sensitive enough, perhaps I am a demon so ferocious the other supernatural forces feared me, who can say? All I can do is share my experiences. Thanks for your feedback.

@DigitalDuelist

Ай бұрын

I've seen crazy shit in national parks but the only threats to my safety have been from other people. Convinced after a couple years of watching the stars that 99% of what's flying around up there is ours

@awaren8375

Ай бұрын

Facts!!ya I've never been bothered by okiesquatch camping for months at a time in Oklahoma

You should have approached his bullcrap with this level of skepticism to begin with.

I mean yes, I've always maintained that humans are far scarier than ghosts, ghouls and goblins.

Once you realize that people can lie or even just be an unreliable source of accurate information, that really demystifies most of the missing 411 cases. There just isn't a need to even bring up aliens, bigfoots, portals, or whatever.

Paulides will often leave out information to make it fit to his narrative.

the movie Sin City had three lies in it: 1. the human body can take that much damage. 2. there is a safe place (for poor people ) like old town. 3. the elite cannibal family is restricted to just one family.

@neinja66469

Ай бұрын

It's fiction lil bro don't take it so serious

@rockinbobokkin7831

Ай бұрын

You mean outside of the lie that the whole story is a dramatic fiction?

@mkaylor121

Ай бұрын

Every movie or television has a CIA operative working behind the scenes

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

@@neinja66469 Everyone takes fiction seriously. The election coming up is a great example

@neinja66469

Ай бұрын

@@ultravioletiris6241 define fiction rq lil bro let's see your definition

I would love a video on Terrence Howard. 1*1=2 is just a core misunderstanding of how multiplying works, but some of his other thoughts are pretty interesting to say the least. Former actor, so he could just take some hidden truth and sprinkle it with lies, to discredit the whole thing.

@richhutchinson2934

3 күн бұрын

Lol yes, I saw him on JR podcast. He has a core misunderstanding of how a lot of things work. However he is quite an interesting person.

The only reason i get sad when AS uploads is because i know i have to wait again for the next one.

Few years back I came across Missing 411 and started watching Paulides channel, it didn’t last long! He came across as a very paranoid individual who seemed to claim some ownership over the missing person cases he covered. Also the data points he suggested seemed really tenuous and he seemed to completely ignore obvious explanations (e.g Bobby Bizup and the Catholic priest). His constant complaints of other creators using his research has backfired on him, not only did he criticise the very popular Mr Ballen, but other channels started to do their own research, which turned out to be more detailed and accurate than what Paulides had presented. Channels like Missing Enigma, Zealous Beast and Lore Lodge presented much more logical arguments, based on cited sources and the 411 phenomenon seems to fall apart. Sorry this is a bit of an essay, but I feel quite strongly about this sensationalism of missing person/cold cases, Paulides is just a woo-woo, tragedy pimp.

@deerichardz

Ай бұрын

There is also NoSuchAgency. A German channel. Ironic that Paulides says most of the people in the cases he presents are of German ethnicity.

Mr. Davis was among the first to call out Paulides, but it was during the zeal phase of Missing 411, and Davis's channel suffered hard and fast for being real about it.

@NoMayonaisse

Ай бұрын

Who is Mr Davis?

4:40 once a cop always a cop. Every time.

@PanicGiraffe

Ай бұрын

Ok buddy. Next time you need help, call a crackhead.

The guys at The Lore Lodge, make great viseos and have quite interestimg takes, on the Missing 411 phenomenon and they dont take David seriously either, making as much as possible there own research. They and Missing Enigma are good at these subject.

@OuijaSTi

Ай бұрын

They absolutely do not do their own research "as much as possible", they just plagiarize the research of others and don't properly cite their sources.

Dude I love what you do and I wish the best for you brother! Keep pushing!!

12:00 Holy cow lmao. That completely blew me away. What a tool. Edit: Dude I would be so pumped to see some individual cases get looked at using Occam's razor.

@residentgrey

Ай бұрын

Occham's Razor is not a rule. It is a suggestion.

Sorry to hear about your untimely self forever sleep. You were cool. You will be missed. 😅

Hey, Skeptic. You might be interested in The Lore Lodge. They go over a lot of this stuff in depth and always try to check the "was it murder?", "was it nature?", etc boxes off first.

@Shepard0509

Ай бұрын

I was going to say that too and Missing Enigma. My favorite podcast is when Lore Lodge invites Missing Enigma.

@-Zer0Dark-

Ай бұрын

Warms my heart to see the Aidens getting traction in the world.

@farkasmactavish

Ай бұрын

Yeah, in the interest of looking for a supernatural bullshit explanation that completely disrespects the people who have lost someone. It's flagrantly disgusting.

@Luciferianlavender

Ай бұрын

Yeah, except the host is a mason so I would stay clear of them…

@farkasmactavish

Ай бұрын

@@Luciferianlavender Buddy the Freemasons are just a social club that derived from a stone worker's guild. Behave.

12:25 Paulides was a bad apple in the SJ PD. The Mercury News published several stories relating to his LEO career.

Comeback after a few years and HOLY MOLY! The Skeptic got skinny! Now back to the content!

@c4tl4dy76

Ай бұрын

It's disconcerting for me. I kinda got used to Doughy Skeptic. Skinny Skeptic brings out my inner mom and then I just want to inventory his kitchen and make sure he's eating. 😅

Spoiler alert: The book author is really the killer.

@jonathanpearson2795

Ай бұрын

Lol

You took the inner skeptical dialog right out of my head. I have been putting together a similar "wait... WTF" back tracking over these cases. Smoke and mirrors, look the other way type of things that get mentioned but glossed over. but those are the things that are where to look/what's being hidden. I agree with where you are going...

Also like to add, when you leave the city you become part of the food chain again.

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

Huh. Interesting way of looking at it. The harsh rules of nature still hold true where the laws of man can’t get to

@pietrayday9915

Ай бұрын

Even in the city, you're part of the food chain, it's just easier to pretend you're not part of it while in the city, and your position in the food chain shifts in dramatic ways when you step out of the city. I don't worry too much about living in a rural area - I've lived there most of my life and have gotten used to my position in the food chain there! But I can definitely say that I was acutely aware that I was part of the food chain the moment I moved to a larger urban area, working at a job that had me going home late at night, and sometimes walking through some rough areas: there are predators everywhere in this world, and the city is full of predators who would absolutely eat you alive - in a heartbeat, or really slowly and painfully - if they could find a way to make a buck or have a little fun doing so. In many ways, those national parks might even be safer, from a certain point of view, but you're on your own out there in a way that you certainly aren't in a city, and there are far, far fewer witnesses in those woods, far fewer rules, and law enforcement is a long, long way away. I guess it's a "choose your poison" kinda thing... I have a feeling there are all sorts of mysterious disappearances in cities that nobody really pays attention to, in much the same way that city newspapers don't really report on as many crimes as their rural counterparts: it's normalized in cities, the evidence turns up more quickly with bigger budgets and more witnesses and foot traffic around the crime scenes, and the answers are a little easier to point to: probably murders, runaways, and other mundane causes that are just everyday life in the city to the point that it's just not that interesting anymore. The woods aren't a whole lot different, except in the matter of population density, terrain, and the amount of time and manpower that can be dedicated to high-tech professional law enforcement busy-bodying in the lives of the population until crimes are solved.

@Sarge714

Ай бұрын

@@pietrayday9915 Or a small boat off Monterey with a Great White Shark swimming by. Really makes you reevaluate your hobbies. :-) Of course they can't sneak up on you with that music playing. ;-)

@AhranMaoDante

Ай бұрын

@@Sarge714 Speaking of music, I really want to train song birds to make horror movie sounds, then release them into the wild an watch the mayhem. XD

@Sarge714

Ай бұрын

@@AhranMaoDante I think there is a Fox that screams like a women being murdered. So you're off to a great start. :-)

It may not have been him that you talked to. A lot of people hire companies to look for abuse of their intellectual property and they don't have a very good track record for fairness.

@dom6637

Ай бұрын

They shouldn't be emailing people pretending to be the owner of the IP, it has to be clearly labeled that you're speaking to a representative of theirs.

@Xylospring

Ай бұрын

@@dom6637 If it is someone posing to be him, that should fall under Identity Fraud

@OssamabinKenny

Ай бұрын

Mr Paulides is very well known in the community for being a Lawsuit happy kind of a guy. I learned about it when Summer Akasha Snape ended up erasing herself from internet. I hate to say it how at the time I was completely duped by Mr Paulides’s dog & pony show. I ended up leaving a snarky comment under some of the videos she had made. I know better now.

You are looking so much better in this video! I was feeling a bit down but seeing you so well picked me up a bit. I really look forward to seeing how this new series plays out.

Yes! A Missing 411 video was what made me subscribe to you in the first place! I remember you are the reason I started to think these stories are supernatural ONLY if you believe the witnesses. But people lie.

perfect timing, i literally just opened youtube

Best show you've done in years

@armouredskeptic

Ай бұрын

Thanks bud

@itbogglesthemind

Ай бұрын

@@armouredskeptic That wasn't supposed to sound as sarcastically bad as it did. It's just nice to see your balls back.

In germany a young boy was lost recently and found in a well searched part of a field... Weird

@talianhuawei1944

Ай бұрын

German law enforcement and government do everything possible to ensure predators of that type stay incognito.... Shii I once heard about a instance where they gave a predator a whole new fucking identity and live because a whole town was trying to kill him (Altensteig, Landkreis Calw 2020)

@alexanderfreeman3406

Ай бұрын

It’s probably because he was wandering in circles trying to get out. That’s why the number one rule when being lost is *DON’T MOVE* . Just stay put and wait for rescue.

@chrissi.enbyYT

Ай бұрын

@@alexanderfreeman3406 its about them not finding him. Not him beeing lost

@sTriPpa

Ай бұрын

@@talianhuawei1944 Every civilized country would do that when someone's life is in danger. Vigilantism must not be allowed. What, you wanna bring back lynchings?

@tacticalfenris662

Ай бұрын

​@sTriPpa they do, u saw their history

Search and Rescue professionals and volunteers not giving a fuck about their job is certainly an interesting take.

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

I think thats a purposely obtuse way to interpret what he said.

@michaelp2952

Ай бұрын

Smooth brain response

@pegasBaO23

Ай бұрын

At no point did he suggest they "don't give a fuck", what he said was there is a lot of psychological/physical factors for why they can overlook stuff

@miramuchachito296

Ай бұрын

​@pegasBaO23 he absolutely said not only that they don't give a fuck but also something about ptsd. Like come on!

@-Zer0Dark-

Ай бұрын

​@@miramuchachito296 He literally didn't. Like... come on.

David has a history of this kind of behavior. He did the same thing to MrBallen a couple years ago. The guy thinks he has a monopoly on missing people, and anyone who studies or talks about them needs to go through him first. I want to like him so badly, but I just can't anymore.

@JugZzMcMilkin

Ай бұрын

I remember this. I'd never even heard of Pallides until Ballen. You'd think he'd be grateful for the free advertising.

Was just browsing for a video to listen to while I get packed up for my flight. Awesome timing can't wait to watch.

I have always wondered why Paullides never has any answers, or plausible solutions. Wouldn't an investigative cop's experience drive them to seek and provide solutions? The truth is the most hated thing in this Realm. Good luck discovering it. Thanks Skeptic.

@riftvallance2087

Ай бұрын

Because he knows keeping it a mystery sells more books

@deerichardz

Ай бұрын

@@riftvallance2087 Exactly.

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

I think it’s naive to assume all cops operate the way you expect based on Hollywood

Wasn't sure what direction you'd go with this but I absolutely love that you basically point out what a charlatan David Paulides is. The leaps and bounds you have to go to believe those stories completely ignores Occam's razor.

Great video -I feel like a lot of us think. We already know most of the missing 411 stories due to its popularity and coverage. But I really appreciate your spin that didn’t beat a dead horse with already available information and also provided maybe not a new perspective but a perspective that’s not acknowledged and explored with the effort that you put into this video. Thank you again appreciate your content. Anytime I see an upload. I usually click when I see your videos, I think I’ve been following you for about almost 2 years now

Do we know that the military doesnt have a cloaking device?

I’m not saying it’s truckers, but it’s truckers

I've been dubious of Paulides' claims since the first time I heard him, for one reason. He's an ex cop, but didn't want to talk to victim's families out of respect for their feelings. Cops might be sensitive to a family's feelings, but they don't let those feelings stop them from getting information. I knew right then that something else was going on. Turns out, what was going on was more information would make a lot of these cases way less mysterious.

Omg. Your First Missing 411 put me down a rabbit hole. I love that you revisit this topic ❤

Gregory you have buzz killed it yet again . I was so bamboozled by this whole 411 thing . I used to think its something super natural but now im pretty sure uts murrder and bigfoot .

Imagine falling into a damn Well, and there's no way out, nor anyone around.

@raxxtv1998

Ай бұрын

That would suck so hard dude

@petyrbaelish007

Ай бұрын

Natural selection at its finest.

@tnktopbandit7863

Ай бұрын

One of the worst ways to die

@mainsource8030

Ай бұрын

im sure you wouldnt be chuckling at your self made pun saying "oh well"

@KingOfThePiratesOfTheHill

Ай бұрын

Extraterrestrial well dug up by Bigfoot slaves...

Another great one Skeptic! I thought you were starting to look different but it was really noticeable when you included clips of older videos. Just hope you're doing well and that you're taking care of yourself while diving into these recent videos.

Nice! A fresh Skeptic video about Missing 411 of all things!

Nice analysis. I’m the biggest skeptic, but I love mysteries-especially when they lean into superstition. It’s really fun to try and find the more realistic answer to the question

Mountain lions. So many stories I hear of people going missing in the national parks sound like cougar attacks. Oh? Old man looking weak and vulnerable alone on a hike? Yoink! Sneaky cat kills prey and carries them far away to eat. Good hunters don’t want to be seen.

@GuardianAngle93

Ай бұрын

A few hundred thousand a year? Also, that'd leave evidence near the trail. Certainly explains some.

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

Nah i dont think so. In all of Nevada history theyve had like one person killed by a puma. There are quite a few pumas in NV too

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

Humans are more dangerous than anything else these days

Missing 411 ia at the very top of the list of things that are easy to debunk.

Armoured. Please don't go wandering off in the woods.

You know how you can outmaneuver that feeling of not wanting to stare at the crack? If you remind yourself every day how terrible humans can be, when you never allow this cozy "I am fine and nothing will ever happen to me" thought to take root, when you remind yourself that death is real and might happen to you every day - then your eyes are wide open, and you never fall victim to the "I rather see everything else" behaviour you mentioned.

I remember way back when you did the first 411 episode.. still here, still love your work. still appreciate your work.. and the passion you put into your channels.. one of the channels I've been subscribed to for the longest time.. ( But i Actually watch when you put up new videos and check often for new ones lol) Thank You..

Gotta say it is good to see you on your game and not taking any smack from anyone. I know you probably hear this a lot but I really miss the apocalypse videos. But I still like what you are doing. Good to see you Bro

i think the gubrnmint also uses those many cases, as a smokescreen for their HT business.

This music really brings me back

Heck yeah! This was a lot of fun. I'm looking forward to your next Missing 411 video

I get home from work to a long holiday and this is the first thing I started watching 🙂

Every couple videos I forget about you... Then BAM!, a video shows up recommended with whatever question I happen to research about. Then the catching up brings more questions 😂

*The Missing Enigma* rocks.

Investigate 311! .. wait a second

Interesting to hear about David P's antagonistic actions. Part of me always had a vibe he was a bit of a grifter, especially his second movie about the hunted. It just had a bit of a fake vibe to it, especially the ending.

@riftvallance2087

Ай бұрын

Ya I've heard stories about him for other Podcasters , he says a lot off air that certainly would lead one to that conclusion

This video reminds me of a certain aviator who found himself harassed and targeted relentlessly by___Shadow puppets, who were trying to further entrench the whole UFO idea , and It worked. I can't remember his name it was somebody back in the seventies or eighties. But they managed to terrify this poor guy into believing that his whole life had been turned upside down by aliens. The whole act benefitted some high level endgame or other.

You are bloody awesome Greg! Love from Australia ❤

It's true what they say: never meet your idols.

Yayz, I was hoping you'd talk about this again! Thanks, Skeptic. I'm glad you're still on YT.

One thing that always drives me up yhe wall is the argument: "They were an experienced/expert outdoorsman/hunter/tracker." Yeah, so what? That doesn't make them _immune_ to: disorientation, equipment failure, accidents, animal attacks, surprise weather changes, sudden onset of illness, underestimating the amount of water needed or just simply messing up. In fact, some might suggest that their status as 'experts', could contribute to an inflated sense of security that may have played a part in their demise. I have known both hunters and hikers that have refused to listen and been argumentative only to be proven wrong by reality. Just because you've done something for a long time dosnt make you infallible- nature don't give a crap about your 'achievements'.

@cowboyandy83

Ай бұрын

Let's say their experience let's them avoid 99% of the dangers that would kill an average hiker. If they spend more than 100x as much time in the woods as a casual hiker, their overall exposure to risk is still higher than an average person's, too.

@Blackmark7410

Ай бұрын

Likewise, they often go on about the expertise of the search teams, so how is it possible they didn't find the missing person, when their remains were found 10 years later right in the middle of the search area etc. Yet how many times have you lost your keys in your house, searching every room to then find them sitting on the bedside table you checked three times already? I guess bigfoot could of come in to you house, stole your keys, then returned them when they had finished.

@ultravioletiris6241

Ай бұрын

@@cowboyandy83 well said

There was one case that a kid went missing. It was pretty obvious the kid got caught in a landslide, but he made it out to be paranormal

A sequel to one of your best videos? Excited

You were also free advertising for him to actually have more people buy his books. Very strange behavior indeed

David is a magician... 🧙‍♂️ a dark magician.... 🦹‍♀️ Facts

I remember when I used to listen to David Paulides a lot in the past. One of the things that made me scratch my head was his reasoning for why didn't make his books available in digital form for download. His excuses make him sound like an old boomer that doesn't get how we do things today but I think it's more about him not wanting people to potentially be able to pirate the stuff for free. If you have to buy his book in physical form then you can't downloaded for free off some sketchy website. If it was about him getting the message out, he would have it in digital form available for download even if it was for purchase. I don't know if that's changed since the last time I listened to him but I found his reasoning at the time to be fairly suspicious and disingenuous. Plus, his need to make everything sound vaguely supernatural is cringeworthy in some cases. I find cases he talks about interesting but I also find a lot of it dubious at best.

I am so glad to finally see a big youtube channel tackle this guy. I read the first two missing 411 books and I came out thinking Paulides was a BS artist. He uses hand picked facts to lead people where he wants to go. Like you said, some of the stuff he says I found insulting to my intelligence. At best I found it irrelative. I concluded he is just another grifter playing on low IQ people, or people so emotionally invested in the supernatural they make themselves believe. Its sad, but nothing new. Don't let him stop you, people need to know what he's doing.

@armouredskeptic

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much. Yeah, he cherry picks his information, and sometimes even misrepresents facts to force cases to fit his criteria. There are so many cases that have 10 or more logical possible causes that you could use, before having to come to the conclusion that it was "supernatural"

@deerichardz

Ай бұрын

I subbed to his channel. I lasted two weeks. He didn't like the questions I was asking. He couldn't, and wouldn't, answer them. Turning point was the case of John Coover, the 'boogeyman' case. He was wrong in so many directions. He said the boy was never seen again, I said he was found.

A hidden well shaft in the middle of nowhere huh.... [NEW FEAR UNLOCKED]

Missing Enigma is the goat but also wanna give props to the "Lore Lodge" as they also do really good reporting. You'll probably come down way more conspiritorial than either of them but it'll be fun seeing your takes. Just make sure you unplug yourself from the Palidas retelling as he's been known to leave out / add in details.

@deerichardz

Ай бұрын

Zealous Beast has quite the library of missing person cases examined, where Paulides labeled them as '411'.

I was a park ranger in Alaska for nearly a decade (though this was over 30 years ago now). I grew up in central Alaska and spent a lot of time backpacking, hunting, fishing and rafting around the area. When someone went missing out on a trail or trip we were always called in and I was always the poor sap who was given a radio and sent way out in the back country to look for these people. Normally they were found quickly and near where they went missing. I was never the person to find them, I was always sent way too far out. Occasionally we didn't find them, people drastically underestimate how easy it is to get lost once you are just a little ways away from civilization. I had experience in the area and I still had to be extremely careful that we didn't get lost as well.

Lore lodge on youtube is doing a great deep dive investigation about 411 clusters.

I admit I was told about David early in his foray into the missing 411. He was the first I had heard really cover such things, but I like the way others like Missing Enigma cover and deliver the cases much better. I was/am amazed by some of the scenarios, i.e. a child found tucked in a crevasse in a place where climbing equipment was needed to reach.. had no shoes on but no scratches on feet? Without looking at the evidence and testemonies of S&R for yourself it's hard to say how much of a spin ANYONE puts on the case to make it fit what they think. There are certainly some astonishing, baffling and heartbreaking scenarios. That much is no lie and we likely will never know what happened in most of the strangest cases. I frequent the deep outdoors, my family always has since I was very young. I keep my wits about me and consider myself quite experienced but never think I am safe because I can't prepare for everything Nature may throw at me. At the same time that's part of the thrill, either way it's something always on my mind when in the field.. "how long would it take for me to be found here if something happened?" I always make sure there's people who know where I will be, keep multiple forms of ID in my vehicle, in my pack, on my person and at camp so I can be IDed or let S&R know they are in the right area. I carry a personal beacon, wear bright colors and do many other things to help keep myself safe as much as possible. I've never had a situation yet, but have had some strange experiences. Nothing big, but notably odd. Still, I'd rather have the stuff in place and not need it than not have in an emergency. I look forward to you covering some cases as I very much enjoy your content. ❤ Blessings to the families of the unfortunate souls, may they one day find the closure they long for.

People who genuinely believe their thing are eager to go into pobcasts and tell about it. People who want to spread the knowledge don't mind others using their material, especially when others tell where they got the material.

Adrenochrome is chemically referenced in monsters inc.

@Aran.Rinzei

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@@scottpilgrim2 No one cares about what cartoons you watch.

@scottpilgrim2

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@@Aran.Rinzei You're below my every comment here so clearly soneone cares lmao

@ultravioletiris6241

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Where is it referenced? And why do you think it was put in there?

@Aran.Rinzei

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@@scottpilgrim2 I find it fascinating that simple baited comments can trigger responses from people like you.

@Aran.Rinzei

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Please excuse scotty they are desperately seeking attention here, thinking they know more than they actually do.

39:32 you mean like how periods will attract bears is because of a missing person‘s case in the 1950s I think of girls that went missing and they were on their period they believe, and someone just made it up that bears were attracted to periods. Lol

Thanks for this video can’t wait to watch 😊

Some "club" that they're apart of. BINGO! FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT!!

@rageddyanne

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I have always thought that this is why Paulides is being so dodgy about these cases. As a cop he knows what's going on but also he knows that he can't say what he really knows or else he wouldn't be able to talk about it anymore.

bro youve never been fat, but you look hungry.

@Hidd3nH3ro

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That girl got him on drugs.. i hope he quit it’s a dead end path. Praying for you Greg. He helped me out a lot in my life when I was using, I still remember watching the History is A Lie series in my old apartment like it was yesterday

@PanicGiraffe

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He actually was pretty fat for a while.

@ultravioletiris6241

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@@Hidd3nH3ro what girl

have you covered Flight MH370 yet? i feel like everybody’s forgot about that seeing how it’s been 10 YEARS AND STILL NOBODY KNOWS

@gdullage

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I removed when that happened there was a photo sent and a text saying that the covenant had landed the plane on an island and forced them into cages. The photo of a cage had the geo location of Diego Garcia island. A government facility. It went quiet I never heard much after that.

@iyraspusjfzifzocyoyxyoxyoxoy

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@@gdullage im catching a plane there ASAP

@ImMimicute

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Guy crashed it in the ocean, it's not all that interesting realistically

@iyraspusjfzifzocyoyxyoxyoxoy

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@@ImMimicute oh… so you know *why* then?

@ImMimicute

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@@iyraspusjfzifzocyoyxyoxyoxoy watched a pretty excellent video braking everything down, as to what happened and why, iirc it was a suicide from the pilot but I may be remembering that wrong, but I remember the video being one of those either its just true or they're absolutely insanely talented at twisting the facts, obviously I've no ability to know truth inherently but having seen it and the information given I very much believed them

Dave Paulides is a genuinely interesting dude, been a big fan for a long time. It’s sad you’ve had these kinds of experiences with him, but somewhat not surprising. He hasn’t been the same since his son died.

@AranRinzei

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How credible is David Paulides ? An exercise in recognizing credential mongering in the Cryptozoological & Fortean fields Introduction: In the field of Cryptozoology & Fortean thought,PHDs & doctorates ,as well as carriers of authority ( police work , forensics,so on) are constantly cited as evidence that " lead proponents" are a credible authority. In SOME cases this is indeed true; Meldrum , Krantz,Naish& Napier all where/ are authorities in relevant fields_ in other cases the exact opposite is true: Either complete frauds( Max Hawthorne,Melba Ketchum, Jonathan Whitcomb) or frequently boasting " Dr" & " impressive sounding titles" while omitting the fact that thier doctorate is in fields that are irrelevant ( Roy Mackal, Richard Greenwell)_ all this being classic credential mongering ( something I've discussed time, and time again). As an exercise in spotting credential mongering, let's turn our sights on missing 411 propogator & bigfoot enthusiast David Paulides. David Paulides has repeatedly made the claim that he was quote " a detective of twenty years",as proof of his authority. A look into his background however,shows otherwise: Paulides served 16 years as a traffic police officer, before resigning from the force in disgrace after commiting fraud . This is public record: As documented by Mercury News staff writer Sandra Gonzales ,in "S.J. Officer Accused of False Solicitation Autographs: A Force Veteran Allegedly Used City Stationary to Ask For Memorabilia ", published December " When a veteran San Jose police officer began soliciting celebrity Autographs on city stationary ,he wound up with more than just a friendly letter from singer Lionel Richie to hang on his wall. He also got an arrest warrant last week charging him with a misdemeanor count of falsely soliciting for charity_ a crime for which he could face a year in jail . Officer David Paul Paulides ,40, aroused suspicions after he was seen using city stationary on the department's computer printers . Paulides also sent and received large quantities of unofficial mail at the department , police reports say . None of those activities fell within his duties as a court liaison officer , prompting an internal investigation that begun last September. "He's an autograph hound", said assistant district attorney Karyn Sinunu ,who filed the complaint last week in Municipal court. " It was a stupid thing to do _ to spend your time enhancing your personal collection when tax payers are paying for you to work". Suspicions where hightened when the police department received a phone call from a Los Angeles publicist asking to speak with Paulides about the " Police hall of Fame", and a letter from the Lionel Richie Fan Club which enclosed an autographed compact disk from the singer. As it turned out, Paulides had Solicitated autographs from such people as newswoman Diane Sawyer , astronaut Mae Jemison,model Carol Alt, exercise guru Jack La Lanne and Ivana Trump_ allegedly by falsely claiming he was working on a City project. In the letter to Trump ,for example , Paulides wrote : " You are a great role model for young women ... I've been given the task by my city to develop a display for our lobby of successful businesswomen ...we are respectfully requesting an autographed photo for our display... Your success on a professional as well as personal level make you a superior businesswomen and mother. Several of the celebrities have returned autographed photographs of themselves. Paulides attorney Daniel Jensen claims it was an unfortunate misunderstanding . " He feels badly and is embarrassed" ,Jensen said. Jensen said that the officer was gathering the photographs to serve as teaching aids for a class he had taught and that Paulides had envisioned hanging the pictures in the department's lobby. "They were to be inspirational examples of people who've done very well ", Jensen said. Authorities, however ,say there was no authorized " Hall of Fame" being developed for any lobby . They could find nothing Paulides was associated with in an official capacity that would give him the authority to seek autographs on the department's behalf. Paulides was one of several instructors who taught a city_ sponsored organizational development class, but he had not taught the course since March. Police spokesman Officer Louis Quezeda said Paulides is on vacation. Quezeda could not say what sort of job action the department might take against Paulides. Jensen, however , said possible repercussions range from disciplinary action to termination from the department where Paulides has worked since 1980. Paulides surrendered to authorities last week and was released. He is expected to arraigned next month in Municipal court ".

@deerichardz

Ай бұрын

He's been grifting with the '411' well before his son passed. Don't play that card. What is really weird, you hardly ever hear him mention anything about his daughter that practically disowned him.

@vikingraider8061

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@@deerichardz im not playing any card buddy. Go take your Seroquel

@deerichardz

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Typical 'villager' response. Just goes to show they can't defend Paulides with facts, but only with insults.

@AranRinzei

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@vikingraider8061 How credible is David Paulides ? An exercise in recognizing credential mongering in the Cryptozoological & Fortean fields Introduction: In the field of Cryptozoology & Fortean thought,PHDs & doctorates ,as well as carriers of authority ( police work , forensics,so on) are constantly cited as evidence that " lead proponents" are a credible authority. In SOME cases this is indeed true; Meldrum , Krantz,Naish& Napier all where/ are authorities in relevant fields_ in other cases the exact opposite is true: Either complete frauds( Max Hawthorne,Melba Ketchum, Jonathan Whitcomb) or frequently boasting " Dr" & " impressive sounding titles" while omitting the fact that thier doctorate is in fields that are irrelevant ( Roy Mackal, Richard Greenwell)_ all this being classic credential mongering ( something I've discussed time, and time again). As an exercise in spotting credential mongering, let's turn our sights on missing 411 propogator & bigfoot enthusiast David Paulides. David Paulides has repeatedly made the claim that he was quote " a detective of twenty years",as proof of his authority. A look into his background however,shows otherwise: Paulides served 16 years as a traffic police officer, before resigning from the force in disgrace after commiting fraud . This is public record: As documented by Mercury News staff writer Sandra Gonzales ,in "S.J. Officer Accused of False Solicitation Autographs: A Force Veteran Allegedly Used City Stationary to Ask For Memorabilia ", published December " When a veteran San Jose police officer began soliciting celebrity Autographs on city stationary ,he wound up with more than just a friendly letter from singer Lionel Richie to hang on his wall. He also got an arrest warrant last week charging him with a misdemeanor count of falsely soliciting for charity_ a crime for which he could face a year in jail . Officer David Paul Paulides ,40, aroused suspicions after he was seen using city stationary on the department's computer printers . Paulides also sent and received large quantities of unofficial mail at the department , police reports say . None of those activities fell within his duties as a court liaison officer , prompting an internal investigation that begun last September. "He's an autograph hound", said assistant district attorney Karyn Sinunu ,who filed the complaint last week in Municipal court. " It was a stupid thing to do _ to spend your time enhancing your personal collection when tax payers are paying for you to work". Suspicions where hightened when the police department received a phone call from a Los Angeles publicist asking to speak with Paulides about the " Police hall of Fame", and a letter from the Lionel Richie Fan Club which enclosed an autographed compact disk from the singer. As it turned out, Paulides had Solicitated autographs from such people as newswoman Diane Sawyer , astronaut Mae Jemison,model Carol Alt, exercise guru Jack La Lanne and Ivana Trump_ allegedly by falsely claiming he was working on a City project. In the letter to Trump ,for example , Paulides wrote : " You are a great role model for young women ... I've been given the task by my city to develop a display for our lobby of successful businesswomen ...we are respectfully requesting an autographed photo for our display... Your success on a professional as well as personal level make you a superior businesswomen and mother. Several of the celebrities have returned autographed photographs of themselves. Paulides attorney Daniel Jensen claims it was an unfortunate misunderstanding . " He feels badly and is embarrassed" ,Jensen said. Jensen said that the officer was gathering the photographs to serve as teaching aids for a class he had taught and that Paulides had envisioned hanging the pictures in the department's lobby. "They were to be inspirational examples of people who've done very well ", Jensen said. Authorities, however ,say there was no authorized " Hall of Fame" being developed for any lobby . They could find nothing Paulides was associated with in an official capacity that would give him the authority to seek autographs on the department's behalf. Paulides was one of several instructors who taught a city_ sponsored organizational development class, but he had not taught the course since March. Police spokesman Officer Louis Quezeda said Paulides is on vacation. Quezeda could not say what sort of job action the department might take against Paulides. Jensen, however , said possible repercussions range from disciplinary action to termination from the department where Paulides has worked since 1980. Paulides surrendered to authorities last week and was released. He is expected to arraigned next month in Municipal court ".

cant wait for more of missing 411 vids its a horrible subject thanks for doing it

Occam’s Razor forces you to summarize that if you hear hoofprints and you’re in the US or Canada, think horses, not zebras. I’ve always had suspicions about David. You have to wonder at a point whether he presents the details in a way to make it seem more mysterious than it really is. Why? Because it sells more books if the story seems more mysterious, out of the ordinary, or paranormal. It didn’t take long to realize that David himself is a believer in the supernatural. He tries to hide that fact in his books by not presenting any explanation or even theory as to what happened. I read many things about David that prove that he does believe that paranormal things are at the bottom of this well, but many of the actually stories have more mundane answers suggested, but that doesn’t sell books. Based on the treatment you have received from David or his handlers would certainly suggest to me that he is all about copyrights, control and money. He sounds like sort of a prick actually. There is no way that any money you may have made based on use of his cover art could outweigh the amount of book sales he gets from such exposure. Everyone has the rights to protect their IP, but this seems a bit extreme. Or he has an axe to grind and with you being a skeptic, like myself, I can imagine he has a lot of issues with your videos. Unless you’re going to strap on a tin foil hat and go full on Stanton Friedman, you’re probably no friend to David. He wants to keep his readers ignorant and buying every Bigfoot dimension traveler stories as he can pitch. I think that behind the professional lawman image he portrays in his Missing 411 books, he’s really a bit batshit crazy behind the scenes and so are many of his followers and he’d like to keep them that way. You ask too many serious questions and don’t just grasp at the craziest paranormal suggestion at every missing person. Like me, you’re looking for the truth, not what you want to believe and those are the kind of people that scare David. Statistically speaking, the number of missing persons in National Parks are in line with those missing people in cities and rural areas. The numbers aren’t as shockingly high as David wants people to believe. He presents his evidence through the lens of the paranormal by making them more mysterious than they really are.

This David bloke sounds like a right git

I like this. This feels important, Greg.

A nice down to earth look into the missing 411

I've been waiting for you to make another missing 411 video

This video earned my subscription!

Ooh, a midnight upload nice. I’m glad we’re returning to this fascinating topic!

duhhh... if the city's have ancient tunnel systems, i am sure the forests jungles and such have them as well. its not always and alien or an e.t.

David works with the ‘cleaners’.

In Japan, a person will step out only to find their wife are so on is missing, many times with everything that did link them to living there. However, people say it's due to stress and work, leading to people to pay a group of movers and run away from life. But no one is found that does go missing, for the most part.

I was sick and disappeared. Sent a message to someone containing information I feared. Ran from the truth and was missed. But with no change, the blocks persist. Undo what you have done Then you can talk to your missing 411

I am excited for your new series!

All he cares about are his book sales🎉