Hey all! I hope that you're doing well. There's some unusual ones in here so do share your thoughts on them, Michelle's disappearance especially I think felt very off given that she was never found. The next video should be ready for next week hopefully. It might be a bit different to normal because there's a disappearance that I want to cover and I'm not sure the best way of going about it yet given that it was very recent.

@xtcalexxtc

3 жыл бұрын

Is this Richard Morris the former UK ambassador to Nepal ? If so, I also saw this on the news the other day and thought it was very odd www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-hampshire-53976713

@ikillify

3 жыл бұрын

Michelle's dissaperance is odd. Kathleen's story is so strange too. Any ideas on why people are so confused when they are found? Everytime there is a survivor I get excited to hear their story but it's pretty much never been more than a mundane story and faulty memory.

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@xtcalexxtc It wasn't that one, but I am keeping an eye out for more info on Richard

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@ikillify Yeah, it's an interesting point that faulty memory comes up a lot

@steveoxendine7427

3 жыл бұрын

I like the history on all this pretty good

Attempted to climb this in February 2019. I started the hike at 1am to have enough time to make the summit and get back before the sunset when bad weather and extreme colds kick in. I made it about 3 miles into the trail when I had a gutwrenching feeling I was being watched. Mind you it's 3am and and there is no fresh tracks in front of me or another car parked at the TH indicating someone else attempting the summit. I suspected it was just my body telling me to go back to the warmth and stop hiking so I pushed on and put on a podcast I downloaded to drown out the noise of nature around me. I stopped at a turn maybe a mile later to take off my snowshoes and pee when I heard a whistling noise off in the distance., I paused my podcast and listened close while I peed and 30 seconds later I heard a distinct whistling but extremely close and the feeling from earlier suddenly returned in that moment.. my only instinct was to run. I left my snow shoes and took off back to the car looking behind me every 10 seconds. I thought I was going to pass out by the time I got back to the trail head from exhaustion and fear. I sat in my car and really questioned myself. I haven't been night hiking since. There is something out there is the mountains I'm certain of it.

@hollykay4947

3 жыл бұрын

Your life is definitely worth more than a pair of snowshoes! How creepy, glad you’re safe!

@kristinamullen4066

3 жыл бұрын

That's scary!.Good job you listened to your survival instinct and made it out safely.

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah definitely always listen to your gut instinct, shoes or whatever else are replaceable

@dannied2164

3 жыл бұрын

I am happy that you went back to your car and were safe. The snow shoes are replaceable. I remember being told about something that sounds like what you experienced. Bear with me because the memory is bit foggy but I was told that it's a evil spirit or a little person trying to lure you away with whispers or whistling. I was told to never follow the sound and immediately head back to safety. You will be taken away and never seen again.

@yuunneemedina9545

3 жыл бұрын

We can say your are a live statistic

One thing i learned about watching all these videos is ALWAYS stick together & never leave ahead or fall behind. Thanks for these videos!

@daniellemiller9667

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree....Because it never fails something always goes wrong when they separate....I just wish people would not hike these areas because it seems more disappear than making back...

@morale.9330

3 жыл бұрын

But what if my whole group disappears? What do I do then?

@morale.9330

3 жыл бұрын

@Meredith Grubb I feel like regardless of who goes missing, it's going to suck hard one way or another.

@LynnAgain83

3 жыл бұрын

Facts! Ty for sharing

@johnsaul5514

3 жыл бұрын

@@morale.9330 So in

I think the watch hanging in a tree is easily explained, as if you find lost property when walking you usually hang it in plain sight for anyone who comes back looking for what they dropped - for example hanging a scarf or glove on a fence/gate/tree. You see it all the time when dog walking.

@justinekyle5453

2 жыл бұрын

it's the normal thing to do when out hiking because most people hike in and out on the same trail

@randybaumery5090

Жыл бұрын

People today would just take it, like they do in droves at Wal-Mart.

@oneoflokis

Жыл бұрын

@@randybaumery5090 😏

@Stevie37

Жыл бұрын

I had to have this explained to me a few years ago when we moved to our current town. I asked why a very prominent nearby walking trail that's lined on one side by a fence had gloves and hats hanging on almost every post. Whenever someone finds one on the trail, they just place it on the first available post.

@TheMityquin

Жыл бұрын

You're right. When I'm hiking, if I find a scarf, vest, or anything, I tie it to the nearest tree in case the owner comes looking for it.

Bad weather can really mess a person up, especially one unfamiliar with a mountain. I once “found” a 15 year old boy crashing and stumbling through the woods about halfway down Mt. Monadnock in NH. A thunder burst had suddenly popped up, really soaking the rocks and leaves. Being very familiar with the mountain, I took shelter under a ledge for maybe 15 minutes, before returning to the trail. After a half hour is when I located the teen. He’d been “lost” he told me, for several hours, wandering downhill after he’d gotten tired of the “boring” trail. His intention was go to the summit without a trail! To make a long story short, I gently scolded him for his folly, and we hiked back to my campsite. I gave him a pb&j sandwich, some iced tea, and we hiked the three miles out to my truck, where I took him to the State Park Ranger Station on the other side of mountain. The ranger was relieved to see him, and radioed to the search teams who’d been out for an hour to return. It seems he’d left his parents and brothers campsite in the state campground for a walk, decided to go a ways on the main trail, then got the notion to make his own way to the top. Instead, he’d probably gone more around than up when I found him. (This was in the 1970s, well before gps or cellphones.).

If you ever find yourself in the middle of a boulder field it's time to be very afraid, the 411 books all talk about people going missing around boulders.

@IanP1963

3 жыл бұрын

.......and water !!!

@leannestyles7244

3 жыл бұрын

Something to do with portals? Like in the book picnic at hanging rock. Very strange and fascinating.

@solarfunction1847

3 жыл бұрын

@@leannestyles7244 yeah it would be okay if you & your partner dropped through into some utopian advanced world, at least you would have someone to share it with.

@hardanalljr.3138

3 жыл бұрын

Instead in boulders which are everywhere in the u.s ,maybe it's the rocks mineral composition that counts ,I've noted most of the disappearances happen around igneous rocks most notably granite ,basalt and diorite

@hardanalljr.3138

3 жыл бұрын

Instead in boulders which are everywhere in the u.s ,maybe it's the rocks mineral composition that counts ,I've noted most of the disappearances happen around igneous rocks most notably granite ,basalt and diorite

These stories make me never want to go for a walk in the woods ever again! Too many people just disappear...so strange and terrifying 😳

@jessicabarczewski1910

3 жыл бұрын

I certainly hope not. We need to go out and enjoy our wild lands. The point of these stories isn't fear but education. Just be smart about going out into the wilderness and you'll be okay.

@LynnAgain83

3 жыл бұрын

@@jessicabarczewski1910 very true.

@archangel6666

3 жыл бұрын

True. BUT these are the 1% the go missing out of the 99% that get found in the matter of only hours. Your probability of actually going missing is very slim, so go out and maybe have a picnic or something fun. 🤗

@Za7a7aZ

3 жыл бұрын

@@jessicabarczewski1910 If you have listened to some of these cases it is as if some people are possessed and seperate themselves from the group to be never seen again...so..

@TacoJ1LL

Жыл бұрын

@@LynnAgain83 blow me.

These stories have made me never want to go into woods ever again.

Totally fascinating and disturbing. The lady who vanished despite having to rest due to tiredness is especially disturbing - it makes no sense for her to wander off and the guy was only gone for 25 minutes! I’d so love to know what’s happened to these people. I get that folks sometimes go missing due to animal attack, etc., but some cases just defy explanation

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Maff, hope you're doing well mate; and yeah Michelle's was weird and there was another one in here like that too. Why say that you're tired and then wander off, what?

@MaffBowers

3 жыл бұрын

Top Mysteries Hi mate, I’m really good, thanks! All I can think of to cause her to move at all is that she nipped into the woods for a quick pee while he was gone, but it shouldn’t have been difficult to resume her original spot afterward, surely? Great work as always! :)

@aintnobodyherebutuschicken1418

3 жыл бұрын

The wildlife of North America is very shy and reclusive and attacks on humans are a lot more rare than people seem to want to believe! They much prefer to avoid humans than confront them.

@njl51

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe she simply staryed feeling better but to leave the other hiker. Would not make sense unless she felt the need to get away for s ome reason. Outside chance she was driven by some unknown force or something in her thinking went off track.

@njl51

3 жыл бұрын

@@aintnobodyherebutuschicken1418 Bears sometimes really do attack but thankfully that is rare. Never seen one in the wild thankfully.

People need to take a personal locator beacon when they go hiking, also.

@icantthinkofaname15

3 жыл бұрын

A month or two ago now (2021)a woman went hiking and she had a PLB and they still haven't found her.

@journeysalkebulan

2 жыл бұрын

You need a personal locator beacon and a firearm one without the other is almost useless! Or the best idea is to stay away!

@whitedragoness23

2 жыл бұрын

@@icantthinkofaname15 I heard you have to activate it. Otherwise no one can find you. Something happened so fast the person couldn’t push the button to activate it.

@whitedragoness23

2 жыл бұрын

@All My Exes Live In Texas like I said, some people have taken personal locator beacon and they were never activated. You need to activate it and some believe it automatically turns on by itself. It’s it possible after 24 it goes dead and no one knows it was ever used?

@MumentoMory

2 жыл бұрын

They do nothing in these unexplainable circumstances. Plenty of people have vanished with them. They just disappeared off radar basically.

Having read so many stories about climbers who get into trouble, there is one prevailing theme....when they push for the summit, especially when they realize they are in trouble, it never ends well.

@christophertexler913

Жыл бұрын

This phenomenon actually has a name amoung mountaineers, it's called "Summit Fever". Speaking from experience, summit fever is more dangerous than any other wildlife in the mountains and can really put you in serious danger. Defeating Summit Fever requires extreme discipline and a good amount of high altitude training.

I been getting more into these missing mysterious and is it just me or Anyone else notice that after someone disappeared there is a real bad storm....

@deirdrebrydon5077

3 жыл бұрын

@Stephanie Windler thank you for writing what people who follow missing 411 we're thinking

@amuroray9115

3 жыл бұрын

There’s always a bad storm

Why does bad weather always stop these searches. It is so common it sounds almost contrived

@jordanarateb6344

3 жыл бұрын

It's something that knows when the weather is changing, many animals and even people are affected by subltle changes in barometric pressure

@justmek3395

3 жыл бұрын

Because weather in the mountains is extremely unpredictable.

@jessicabarczewski1910

3 жыл бұрын

David Paulides recently added a video where he said that moon phases also seem to play a role as the majority of people disappear when the moon is either 75-100% full (full moon) or they disappear when it is less than 10% full (new moon). So just like with the question of why does the weather change, why do people go missing when the moon is at either total or 0 illumination?

@akeishaharris

3 жыл бұрын

It could be the government is behind it and uses HAARP to control the weather..

@justmek3395

3 жыл бұрын

ke ke HAARP is shut down

Can’t get enough of these strange disappearances - just in time for beddy byes 💆🏻‍♀️

@funbomb1102

3 жыл бұрын

Right. The weirdest thing is, I did not look for these. They popped up after my last trip to three rivers. Sequoia

@u731alikelly5

3 жыл бұрын

@angry hippo - same, I’ve had to stop myself watching really scary stuff esp. if I’m home alone overnight!

The amount of time, effort and Research that you put into all of your videos.. is muchly 'Appreciated' hats of to you Sir. Now stand up & take a bow. Thank you very much & please keep all of us fans updated. 🦅

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Will do, I'm hoping to have something out next week, probably in a different format because of the recency

@darrylgibson634

3 жыл бұрын

Lol..

@AllTheHype

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissingVoidTV did tyler

The biggest thing I've learned from your videos and Dave from missing 411 videos is to not be first or last in line. And never go into woods alone.

@nicholaswilliams4336

Жыл бұрын

That’s because Thunderbirds pick off people when they’re out of sight of the main group

Skull cap is on of the light bones in the body and easily chewed by critters for calcium. Yet this is found but not the biggest heaviest bone in the body, the thigh bone.

@amuroray9115

3 жыл бұрын

So what do you think? I think it was some kind of wild man cannibal to be honest.

@nicollekyostia8118

3 жыл бұрын

There are several incidents in David Paulides Missing 411 books where all that was found was the.skull cap. Again, after years and usually in.areas.That been previously searched ¿?

I would like to share a few thoughts about search dogs and the missing in general but first let me say I really enjoy your videos probably my fav out of the many youtubers reporting on the subject. OK I think the parks could do some education maybe in the form of signs at trail heads and even educate the rangers on some simple things to share with hikers in general conversation if not in a formal class. Search dogs go off of your scent so if you become lost and you insist on trying to self rescue instead of staying put then I would recommend constantly breaking large branches and rubbing items in the woods on your bare skin to leave as strong of a scent trail for the dogs as you can, breaking branches not only leaves markers for yourself to indicate you are walking in circles or to lead yourself back the way you came but it leaves visuals for human trackers and it puts your scent on the branches for the dogs to track, keep in mind to do this to lower branches as dogs are likely to be low to the ground, also if you become lost and feel you cant stay put and prepare for an overnight stay which is what you should do and you have walked over an hour you should face the facts that you are most likely walking away from safety and now stop and prepare for the wait, preparing for a stay accomplishes two things it increases your chance of survival and it helps pass the time, it is almost unbearable to sit and wait on rescue if you dont have something to keep your mind off of your dire situation this is just a couple of things that will make the searchers jobs easier. I know there has to be a lot more easy to do things to make a rescue more likely one last opinion I have is on the problem highly intellectual as well as highly skilled people have is their ability to realize soon enough that they are in a situation that is more than they can handle. One common thing I notice is when bodies are found they are miles from where the searchers are searching or they are found in already searched areas firstly never underestimate how far a person can travel or how rugged of a terrain can be traversed when they are fighting for survival secondly when they are found in already searched areas it tells me that the lost are walking in circles maybe very large circles but still circles. FYI I got myself lost when I was a teenager hiking NF in NC with friends we went off trail to hike to a large rock on the side of the mountain we could see from the trail probably a mile we made it there fine and when we decided to go back to the trail we made a race of it, I now know this whole thing was stupid but I was 16 and indestructible after realizing I was lost I kept looking for the trail even climbing trees trying to get my bearings to no avail when my friends realized I wasn't coming back they came back from the car to look for me and I heard them yelling at that point I was only about a hundred feet from the trail and totally lost.

Thanks for the work you put into these. Always a good listen!

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support Albezus, I'm glad you find them interesting

@joec8750

3 жыл бұрын

here! here!

awesome video. I hiked this in 2010 via the Half Moon Trail. it's a very strange place. I grew up in Colorado, but in all my time in the mountains I'd never had the same feeling as I did hiking this mountain. It's difficult to put into words, but it was like this powerful mixture of beauty and eeriness at the same time. almost dreamlike is the best way to put it. i know the thin air and endorphins can make you feel lightheaded, but this was something different. anyway, didn't know the backstory about these disappearances. thanks for sharing!

@lecisteim_1945

2 жыл бұрын

it is a tough hike, at least for me

@emilywein8956

21 күн бұрын

I know its a late comment, but I hiked it this past weekend. It felt super fucking weird. Just didn't feel like the other 32 14ers I had done and also the nearly 30 13ers. Its weird back there. Pretty as shit but it feels weird.

I would LOVE to camp out in a blizzard! Back in the mid-1980’s in Pennsylvania, we had a pretty good blizzard. The snow was thigh-deep in the streets, the plows couldn’t keep up, the wind was blowing so loud you had to yell in each other’s ear to talk. My husband and I got bundled up and went outside - just to experience it. It was awesomely exciting! I wanted to set up our tent in the yard and stay out and feel the blizzard, but my husband said I was nuts.

Well done brother. You're first class man. Long time fan from 🇨🇦. Keep up the good and hard work. Channel is definitely undersubbed, but it'll come. All the best to you my brother.

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Herc, glad to have you here

Regarding being struck by lightning, when I was 8 years old there was a boy about my age who was playing left field in a little league baseball game. During the game, something strange occurred in that even though it was an overcast day, there was no rain or thunder until a bolt of lightning came out of the blue struck this boy. This is according to the spectators watching the game as reported by the local newspaper. People rushed to him and a paramedic was on scene very shorty (there was a hospital less than 3 miles away). He survived but here are some interesting points about what happened to him: the lightning struck him on the crown of his head - we know this because his baseball cap had about a 4" diameter scorched hole on top. All the metal on his clothing such as zipper, buttons, belt buckle, ring and metal cleats (many brands of baseball shoe have these) were melted. The metal chain necklace he wore with old WW2 US Army style "dog tags" had completely disintegrated and the dog tags melted. I know this because the news article reported where the chain necklace came in contact with his skin were burn marks and, yet, no sign of the necklace were found under his shirt. As I said, he survived and I remember reading about it in the newspaper which also had a picture of him hold the burnt baseball cap for the camera shot.

How can Eric be an experienced hiker if he forgot such essentials as food and water purifier tablet? That doesn’t sound like experience to me!

@ikillify

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe experienced here means being able to source food and water from the land? I agree its kind of curious.

@darrylgibson634

3 жыл бұрын

And the fact that he took the wrong trail. This one seems suspect in my opinion.

@hardanalljr.3138

3 жыл бұрын

@To Release is To Resolve well said ,I've seen city people hike once a year and they call themselves pros

@realbrat40

3 жыл бұрын

He felt off about the hike from the beginning and the fact that he ended forgetting the essentials and taking the wrong trail only added to overall strangeness. He should have had listened to his senses, taken the warning signs and both should have stayed home.

@realbrat40

3 жыл бұрын

@Paul Wood 🤔 and then claimed she was a missing persons and creating an alibi by telling them that he felt off, took the wrong trail etc etc.... . That's actually not that far fetched. It would be a good way to take suspicion off yourself. It's something to think about, and could mean quite a few of these missing persons were actually murdered by the persons they went with.

Best mystery videos on youtube imo - thank you for the quality content... and also for not making it all about you. So sick of all the true crime/mystery channels sticking their "shocked" faces on the thumbnail, and all the comments about "how perfect their hair/makeup are". It is much appreciated.

@kerrytaylor1795

3 жыл бұрын

ahaha I avoid the channels that shove their own face into the thumbnails too, I thought I was the only one. Hi there friend 👋

@borleyboo5613

3 жыл бұрын

Yup! I know exactly what you mean. The girls continually flicking their hair drive me insane. Plus the ghastly ‘voice fry’. Awful.

@jomoland

2 жыл бұрын

@@borleyboo5613 what’s a voice fry ? Just curious as I’ve never heard the term used b4. Thanks!

I thoroughly enjoy the graphics and imaging on your videos! Superb as always

The dog's not finding a scent in alot of these cases is really eerie. Especially when witnesses can place the person in the area. It's as if they are being lifted by some unseen and unimaginable evil.

@nicholaswilliams4336

2 жыл бұрын

Like a Thunderbird

I hiked the Halo Ridge route that Michelle disappeared on this past July with a couple of friends. Not a hike I would ever attempt on my own. We started hiking at 4am and finished at 6pm. The most beautiful and challenging hiking I've ever done. Very trecherous boulder and snow fields even in Mid - Summer. One slip could lead to a several hundred or thousand foot fall. I live within and very short distance of Mount of the Holy Cross and have hiked all around the wilderness it's in. One of the most stunning mountains I've ever laid my eyes on.

I am shocked that the park service can't make you open your tent up when searching for a missing person. It is also really strange to me that you wouldn't open your tent unless you had something to hide. I think I would have left some people there to wait for them to come out.

@nadnavlis240

3 жыл бұрын

The Park Rangers can, SAR and civilian searchers don't have the authority. I agree, not opening your tent or hiding behind a tree is suspicious and creepy.

@michelewalburn4376

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe he had some drugs in there, or an animal he had poached, or maybe mental illness.

@jessicabarczewski1910

3 жыл бұрын

It's called The Fourth Amendment and it says no one can search your private property without a warrant. Whoever this guy was, he knew his rights.

@sandrafreeman515

3 жыл бұрын

Or just cut the tent open. Replace it if the missing person wasn't there. Searchers shouldn't let people play games like that when someone is missing.

@nicholaswilliams4336

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but what if your humping ya mrs.. you wouldn’t want somebody cutting a hole in the side of your tent.. a tent is like your car, while your camping, it’s your Castle

I grew up in Colorado and was just checking Facebook before opening KZread and literally right before I saw this video I saw one of my friends posting a bunch of pictures from their summit of Mount Of The Holy Cross. Talk about weird timing eh?

@lecisteim_1945

2 жыл бұрын

i got this recommended after hiking the mountain

I was just watching the berry patch disappearances video when I saw that you uploaded again! Thanks for the awesome material, this channel is one of my favorites!

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Good timing!

@LuisaD93

3 жыл бұрын

J~ I’m going to watch the berry patch videos after this or perhaps tomorrow but thank you for not going into detail on that video 😉 I like to be surprised 😮 ~ Lol

Every corpse on Mt. Everest was once a motivated person.

@breadandcircus1

3 жыл бұрын

So true ! Love it

@AnarchicKhajiit

3 жыл бұрын

Damn, could never be me.

@roolenoir3183

3 жыл бұрын

That’s sad.

@journeysalkebulan

2 жыл бұрын

So very true!

@sct1111

2 жыл бұрын

I watched a documentary on how people hike there and on occasion they actually have to leave people there to die, they just leave them there before they are dead. I will be forever disturbed by that! I don’t care how great the views I could never risk having to do that!

Oh my God they never asked Kathleen why she had started hiking again?! Did a freaking fae pick her up and drop her in a boulder field? Wtf was she thinking!?

@vixendoe2545

3 жыл бұрын

They did ask her but she couldn't remember clearly how she got into the boulder field.

@Saltiren

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jessica-to8um well since I haven't had that experience I can't say whether it's true or false, but couldn't she walk in a small area if she is so concerned about slowing down? Why leave the area?

@michaelwills1926

3 жыл бұрын

It almost seems like induced hypnosis would be called for in order to learn WTF happened in these cases where people are found but aren’t sure how they got there, etc. Assets are deployed at great cost to find these folks so for the sake of understanding or even preventing further cases it would seem like someone should be a little more interested. Or maybe they know already, ergo “can’t recall how they got to the impossible location they were found in.”

In response to what you said @8:44 If Michelle said she needed to stop for a break, it could be that once she caught her breath and rested a but, she got a second wind and tried to reach the summit or decided to slowly start back down the trail, assuming her hiking partner would catch up to her. Then something happened to her. I have stopped on a trail thinking that I couldn't go any further only to finish the hike after resting for a bit. It isn't that weird.

I cannot imagine leaving a 👎🏾 Your talent and dedication to bringing quality content to KZread is without parallel. Please do not stop educating us on so many levels As always, thank you with Warm regards Sheer

I listen to your vids to fall asleep every night. The stories intruige me but your voice is so soothing it knocks me out before the video ends. Your channel is a hidden gem I was fortunate enough to come across

Absolutely love your videos. Excellent presentation and narration and my favourite topic. Looking forward to hearing the next . 👍👍🐨🐨🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍

We have Rachel Lakoduk vanished from Hidden lake WA 17 October 2019 not a trace and 40 mi south Aug 1st 2018 Samantha Sayers vanished from Vesper Peak Wa. July 2004 Stodden Mom and daughter shot to bits on Pinnacle lakes trail

Grade A as usual my man. The moment I get the notification for your new videos I stop whatever im doing and tune in. Always a pleasure. As always keep them coming.

@united1super544

2 жыл бұрын

@@d1user XD. Maybe he was on break, or at home

Go hiking BUT DONT SPLIT UP!!! For the love of GOD. STAY TOGETHER IN ONE SINGLE GROUP OR GROIPS OF NON LESS THAN 3-5 PEOPLE!!!

@Foxyfreedom

3 жыл бұрын

I go hiking alone all the time.

@brokensword9689

3 жыл бұрын

@Lu Minn 🤓 smart

@Foxyfreedom

3 жыл бұрын

@Lu Minn it’s inherently dangerous I had an accident myself but I’ll still go alone

Just recently found Top Mysteries on the KZread . Enjoying while I stitch ! Thanks . ✌️

Wonderful .......you did it again! Another top presentation and I love them all. Thank you.

Yeah, yeah sooo happy a new video from Top Mysteries...love you!!!❤❤❤🌻♥️♥️🥳

U know your day is shot to hell when u forget ur lunch🤦‍♂️

I freaking love your channel dude! The mysterious element of things always gets me. Keep up the great work

Thank you for all your videos! I really appreciate your work!! Excellent job!

I have a friend that loves to go hiking we live in the PNW so its beautiful, but I hear of all the disappearances and I'm like no thanks! I'll go to a park and walk...lol

love this channel and just wanna say a BIG THANKU to top mysteries for all your your brilliant research an awesome narrating valid information and just enough creepy love from the uk to x x x

Love that you also do add your well thought out remarks pertaining to the given stories. Feels more personal 😌

Always look forward to your vids, glad you uploaded today. The rain here in Wv has me off work today. Thank you.

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

I hope that you're at least enjoying your day off 👍

Thankyou for all the effort hope it can shed some light

Its time to sit back; relax; and watch this awesome channel's upload once again; than loose your sleep and sleep with fear induced insomnia! :]

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Some of my viewers have told me that they work late nights in rural areas listening to these. Think I'd give that a pass haha!

@thedoruk6324

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissingVoidTV Bravery Level *Elite* Albeit It would be somewhat unique to listen these on open forests!

@pablodevesey3143

3 жыл бұрын

I specifically don't listen to this in my 'man' shed after dark. Its a longish run back to the house.

@LuisaD93

3 жыл бұрын

Top Mysteries you and me both Adam 😬😳

@LuisaD93

3 жыл бұрын

Pablo De Vesey wise man Pablo. Very wise indeed 😬

Isn't it interesting that the weather changes when a search is on? I wonder if there is any data on that.

@lovecraftscat5044

3 жыл бұрын

Weather changes often, period. That’s not unusual, especially in the mountains.

@flopsiewillows3325

3 жыл бұрын

@@lovecraftscat5044 We are talking about weather changes coordinated perfectly with disappearances. Period.

@lovecraftscat5044

3 жыл бұрын

@@flopsiewillows3325 Prove it.

@flopsiewillows3325

3 жыл бұрын

I am just going along with what this content maker points out……in reality I could care less, each case is different and there is not enough data to make any kind of assumption…for entertainment purposes only, get a grip on reality

@lecisteim_1945

2 жыл бұрын

have you ever been up a mountain in colorado?

Your videos are always amazing! No need to worry about repeating yourself, in fact, repetition reinforces the patterns in these strange disappearances.

Very nice Adam thank u everyone that have helped. A very unique voice and stories

Love these videos. My favorite channel by faarrrr! Keeps up the good work and thanks for the new video 👍

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Dwayne, I'm glad you find them interesting. I'm hoping to have another ready for next week

Thank you another amazing video and job well done. I look forward to watching your videos when I get a notification.

I am in love with your videos and they really make me think back to all the time I have spent in the wilderness alone 😬

Actually lightening strike deaths are very common at that altitude but it seems like there would be an exit wound. It generally goes through the body and comes out another end leaving a burn mark .

@fluffysaffron5719

3 жыл бұрын

Also, I seem to recall reading somewhere that lightning strikes usually leave a really distinct type of burn where the lightning exits the body. I've seen pictures of them and they look like a bunch of branching dendrites. Unless his body was heavily decomposed, and it doesn't sound like it was, wouldn't that have been visible?

Hi! I love your channel! I just wanted to let you know that I always try to "like" each of your videos as I watch them but sometimes YT will not let me. I have never experienced this before. I will keep trying though. I love that you cover Missing 411 stories and bring extra details to each case! You do a fantastic job!

Always enjoy your videos thanks 🤙🏼

Awesome videos +++ TY n God bless ur great work 😇😇😇

since iv been subbed to this channel u and ur video's have been thoughtful and thought provoking! it's obvious u care very much about these people and there family's and there life stories! im great full that there r creator's like ur self. ty my friend! myflock and I hope u have a great day or night depending on where u r!! stay safe out there friends!! ♾👍♾❤♾🖖

Thank you! Just made my day seeing you post!

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support Drew, glad to have you here

I usually avoid any channel presenting any supernatural explination for things such as this. But so far in every video of yours ive watched i absolutely love how you are willing to give any explanation possible but try to work through what is probable. While not making any claims yourself. You have a great way of presenting the material thank you.

I’ve enjoyed your videos ever since I found them. Thank you

Take 5 stars! Really enjoyed this You do put so much into these vids wth alot of care & sympathy So well researched & even after many years of no news you try to find some sort of solution. So much of what you tell us has the classic 411 disappearances, eg the boulder fields, bad weather almost immediately after person vanishes. No scent for rescue dogs, etc just as David Paulides has encountered. Looking forward to yr next vid

I haven't got notifications since June and when I tried searching for you, your channel was being hidden. I'm glad I found todays video. I'm going to have to binge watch your videos today. Have a good day everybody.

@Saltiren

3 жыл бұрын

No, if you search for Top Mysteries his channel is still the first result.

@Seraph89_

3 жыл бұрын

@@Saltiren I tried that over the summer, I couldn't find it. One time I seen Top Mysteries but I couldn't click on the link. It was almost as if his channel was erased, there was no channel or no videos under Top Mysteries.

@cplmpcocptcl6306

3 жыл бұрын

🙋‍♀️ Have a good day yourself.

@anotherdayinthislife

3 жыл бұрын

Frank Pitts “ScrewTube”! LOL brilliant name that’s perfect for how it’s going these days 🤷🏽‍♀️😆

As always you do an amazing job.

WONDERFUL!! Been waiting for bedtime, just so I could enjoy it with none other than TOP MYSTERIES. 💕

Great video again👍🙏

Information about James was far off. I was on the final search and rescue with Vail County and I knew James. He did not acclimate to the attitude. He also did not attempt Mt. Holly Cross as he was not in shape to make that kind of assent. Instead, he wen to Holy Cross city where his camp and some of his remains were found. The search did not continue the following spring or summer because of heavy snow and the mountain was closed down to hikers. It is usual for animals to feed on remains. Although James was an experienced backpacker and an Eagle scout he did not have a spot device and obviously suffered an embolism from not acclimating to the high altitude. The only mystery here is that the sheriff of Vail county showed that all camp sites had been searched in Holy Cross city. I saw the GPS waypoints. I had also indicated to SAR that he would probably be found at a camp site in Holy Cross city. I took my own people up the following year only to be turned away because the snow conditions were very heavy. RIP James Nelson

Kind of odd that they were hiking together yet each of them were married to other people.I would be suspicious if my husband was hiking with a woman alone.The man hiking wirh her told people that she had decided to take a rest but no one witnessed that.

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Very true, I think that's at least a little odd. The dilemma I often have is that I want to acknowledge and talk about that, but it quickly veers off straight into massive speculation and potential accusations. The police in the end didn't suspect him and because there's no evidence present, it's difficult to really know what to say about it. I can only hope that he was questioned thoroughly, and to be fair the news reports seemed to indicate that was the case

@vixendoe2545

3 жыл бұрын

I think the unknown hiker with the tent should have been pressed. Yes, the dogs should have found some kind scent in any case.

@gailmiller6333

3 жыл бұрын

Kristina Mullen I was thinking the same things you posted.

@seanrice4058

3 жыл бұрын

Why is it odd that two married people not to each other would go hiking together, remember they were accomplished hikers , maybe their partners were not! It's obvious you have insecurities around you own husbands and trust no one , how sad that's all you remarked on

@aleksandrakocmut7519

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissingVoidTV Last summer, a Slovene woman dissapeared on an Adriatic island called Mljet (Croatia), a gorgeous island, very preserved, with a national park, low populated. She was an avid hiker (but 63 yrs old) and she followed a trail around a beautiful lake (part of the national park) on the island that leads up to a hill (256 m) and went ahead, leaving her husband for about (only!) 20m behind as he couldn't keep up. And simply - vanished. What followed was the largest search operation in the history of Croatia, with helicopters, 62 dogs and numerous search teams and experts. And the weather did NOT take the turn for the worst. It remained sunny and warm/hot. (We had a great vacation nearby, on the mainland, a week later, and saw helicopters hoovering above the said island.) Her family even posted a reward of 20,000 € for any info about their mom. But to the present day nothing has been found. Nothing at all. The husband mentioned a "mysterious" German man who supposedly accompanied them while travelling to the island on a commercial boat for a daily trip, and then also when they started their hike. However, that German guy disappeared as well. Weird, huh? Here's the link, it's in Slovene, but Google Translate might help. www.slovenskenovice.si/novice/slovenija/almo-iscejo-ze-leto-dni-323971

Realy love your vidioes always interesting leaving you in wounder eary and wanting more I follow you and David and no i won't be ever going up mountains or in the woods not after all thease stories ime OK at home with my dog and a cup of tea thank you to much happening to strange but ile keep watching you safe in my house xx from uk

@KanyeTheGayFish69

3 жыл бұрын

These are very rare

I really enjoy your videos. Your material is refreshing. I look forward to future uploads. 🖤🖤💚💚

Love this channel! 🖤

I hiked this mountain yesterday!

Hey Top, My favorite video of your's since the Yuba Boys video. I have asked DP a few times why doesn't he cover the Yuba City boys and he never responds. There is something eerie about this mountain. You had mentioned Jaryd Atedero when talking about James Nelson's disappearance. The only physical remains of Jaryd that were found was his skull cap also and one of his teeth. These two findings disturb me greatly. You are the first person I have noticed who also made a connection with these two cases that I have seen. To me, whatever is preying on people looks for opportunity and sometimes manipulates people and their minds to get them to say and do strange things. I think it also has something to do with brain chemistry. Think about it. Compare the "Predators" to a mosquito. A mosquito can detect an animal or human from a couple of miles away. They detect mammals by our exhalation of carbon dioxide. If a mosquito can detect us from far away, what more could or can these "Predators" do. At the end of Missing 411 the Hunted movie, there is a very interesting and disturbing encounter a woman had with an unknown entity in Lima, Ohio. Later on she seemed to be in some kind of trance, and took a very interesting picture of something with long hair hiding behind a tree. What is most interesting is that her husband is one of the world's leading experts on a certain kind of optical sciences. He said that her camera phone was re-programmed, remotely and changed to a pixel size that was impossible for her camera to take the picture of this entity. With all that being said, keep up the great work Top! Your research, dedication, performance and professionalism shows through every one of your videos. I absolutely love everyone of them. Is there any chance you may do one about Bigfoot/Sasquatch? I don't think you have done one of those yet. It would be a great one I am sure. Anyway, thanks and looking forward to your next one.

@jordanarateb6344

3 жыл бұрын

it wasn't a entity with long hair hiding behind a tree 🤣 it was a cloaked translucent entity that moved THROUGH the trees she took a photo of it. And the yuba City boys story has been done and overdone to death, there's nothing mysterious at all about that story unfortunate as it is

Very interesting video. Thanks!

Great video as always man, keep on improving! Also these are extra sketchy to me seeing that I live in the high Rockies of Colorado.

By far the best channel!

I noticed that every time there were searches conducted for these missing persons, bad weather ensued

That guy should have listened to his 6th sense warning him to stay away. He even ignored the signs like leaving his essentials behind. They should have stayed home.

These missing 411 cases are so creepy 👻👽

Growing up near Holy Cross and much spookier Notch Mountain, we always heard that there was a B29 that crashed into Notch Mountain, never found, and many have gone missing looking for it

As usual, high quality reporting! I am of the thinking you go we go. You stay, i stay. I got your back. The mtn. Will always be there, friends are precious.

Another great video

Awesome work 👍

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Aarron

@AarronS

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissingVoidTV I love when you post stories. All wonderful and I very much appreciate them.

So I wonder how many of these cases of people vanishing while just standing there might actually be things like sink holes or things like that. In snowstorms, often times areas off the trail get deep snow, and it may look level to the trail, but actually be much deeper. Near or be earth trees, where someone might rest, the piled snow actually creates pockets that can literally swallow a person and fold them into a position they can’t get out of almost at once, without a trace. As the snow melts, the remains are eaten and scattered. Michelle could have stepped right off the trail and leaned against a tree or rock, and just been literally swallowed

@nicholaswilliams4336

Жыл бұрын

Nah Thunderbirds are snatching them

Boulder field? Someone call David Paulides

And coincidentally David P. Added a new video today too!!

Maybe hikers need to carry two way radios for communication.

@jordanarateb6344

3 жыл бұрын

Alot of them have, and little good it's done. Most often the device goes AWOL and is never found, nothing is heard on them, no distress alert is sounded, nothing. GPS walkie talkie is not going to be deterent for what is taking these people

@ajbarrett857

3 жыл бұрын

David Paulides recommends a personal locator beacon; like an aircraft's "black box," but for hikers and campers.

Wow that animation is pro work right there just amazing keep up the wonderful videos

Great stories. Enjoy hearing your NARRATIONS. Very strange indeed... Wish we cld figure out what is going on. I'm thinking & feeling it's some kind of a Vortex!.

If you're on a mountain above the tree line, you could easily be hit by lightning since you'd be the tallest object and would essentially be a human lightning rod.

Wow made my day when I saw you uploaded a vid 😁👍

Thanks for this Top mysteries! I love your uploads, best wishes to you, Lisa x

@MissingVoidTV

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much Lisa, I hope that you're doing well

@LisaCooper-thevegan-123

3 жыл бұрын

@@MissingVoidTV Yes thanks! Lovely of you to reply to me, you have made my day! Love Lisa ❤️ X

Another brilliant video with no logical explanation for the disappearances, keep up with your research. Thanks.

Great work! probably my best in tube!

I believe there are creatures that live in the granite somehow but explaining that is to crazy to make sense but it's a much stranger world than we think and that's for sure.

@jessicabarczewski1910

3 жыл бұрын

People have been believing there are creatures in boulder fields and granite since at least the Middle Ages. And the ancient Greeks were terrified of the wilderness believing evil lived there. It's basically a long held belief by humanity that something occupies our wilderness.

@jessicastern8597

3 жыл бұрын

I gotta think something paranormal is going on. We don’t know everything in this world. I wonder if there’s portholes or something.

@nicholaswilliams4336

2 жыл бұрын

Nah Thunderbirds is taking em