It appears that the remains of Mark Strittmater may have been discovered on or about October 20, 2022 (Roughly a week after the release of this video). Details are still scant, but I will keep an eye out for any updates or confirmation on the remains that were found. If it turns out that it is Strittmater, I will once again petition Sheriff Roybal for the case file and update on this channel appropriately. cowboystatedaily.com/2022/10/20/human-remains-found-in-carbon-county-no-word-if-linked-to-hunter-missing-since-2019/

@sandykiller-candy423

Жыл бұрын

lol, looking for new info's about the cases researched by Dave Paulides... 🤔

@aliceinwonderland887

Жыл бұрын

An alien would not necessarily have to travel space. If you look up in the sky you see stars that are billions of years older than our sun. 200 years ago we could barely shoot a rifle straight. Two men named J Allen Hynek and Jacques Valle had investigated UFO's for project blue book for decades gathering witness reports. They were instructed to discourage public interest by saying these sightings were swamp gas or air balloons. They started out as skeptics but ended up believing that this issue is complex at many levels. It deems aliens affect consciousness and communicate telepathically. The evidence the Bluebook project gathered suggested to Hynek and Valle that aliens may be remotely stimulating the visual cortex and that it may be this phenomena is in some mental non physical realm. These alien craft appear to be using spacetime and gravity to move. Physicist of today want to create the gravity that is found inside a black hole, CERN says they are interested in creating micro black holes and they say that these micro black holes could be used to bend spacetime or create a warp drive. This would make the universe like a playground with portals and wormholes and time travel would become possible. We couldn't just say these things. This is science. Physics equations allow for the possibility of time travel and portals.

@robincharles7057

Жыл бұрын

@@sandykiller-candy423 Why would finding human remains be funny? Paulides isn't the first or last person to investigate any of these cases, and I would think he would want others to highlight these cases if it helps them to be solved?

@aleksandarvukovic5886

Жыл бұрын

Why didn't you mention Carl Higdon's material evidence? the bullet he kept,visibly crumpled with no impact material,x-ray of his lungs which are clean with no signs of tuberculosis.His truck left on top of a mountain where there is no road..and he passed the lie detector 4x.. that is the biggest mystery not just a story

@deerichardz

Жыл бұрын

@@aleksandarvukovic5886 The bullet, can be had by any means, but where is the rifle? The x-rays, not validated, one bit and Carl did not seem tip top in his interview. So much for the Alien-cure-all. The truck was accessible to other vehicles. How do you think they got it out of there oO Lie detectors are not reliable, especially when a story is told from someone that believes in the story. For example, if I said I was struck on the head and I seen stars and a flash of light, I could take a lie detector test and repeat my story about seeing stars and a flash of light, and pass.

I was NOT prepared for the alien picture but wow is it accurate to the description

@GentileMysteriesConspiracies

Жыл бұрын

In their original report which was taken by a local Air Force base (Betty and Barney Hill were in a rural area closer to that base than police) so that explains why the report was given to military first. Point being, they both blatantly stated HUMANS IN UNIFORMS were operating the craft. After SUGGESTIVE HYPNOSIS they started spouting any "alien" non sense that was SUGGESTED to them while under HYPNOSIS.

@lordren5873

Жыл бұрын

dude those pointer things are fucking scary!

@MM-ig1iv

Жыл бұрын

No it is not. He only had "one hand". And it was shaped like a cone! Go listen to Carl and his wife explain it. Do yourself a favor if you want the truth.

@jakespacepiratee3740

Жыл бұрын

@@MM-ig1iv no, i read a whole book on it, Ausso had 2 arms, but the cone could extend and retract inside his arm, and was described as a "gun" Ausso pointed with it at things to make them float towards him.

@user-oq2rx2bj4u

5 ай бұрын

Actually the appendages were 2 dildos,and alien was Carl's boyfriend . Made up story so he wasn't exposed As ai fruit.

The artwork of this channel is so unique and adds a lot of allure. IMHO we should spread the word on the art, maybe artist should sell it or become even more famous

@hertzair1186

Жыл бұрын

It’s similar to the artwork done on the Bedtime Stories channel

@am2023

Жыл бұрын

@@hertzair1186 seriously this channel is better at least for me. Bedtime stories have been lagging for me in terms of stories and the art itself. I like this better! I been subscribed to both since years just saying

@brickschithouse6204

Жыл бұрын

@@hertzair1186 I'm pretty sure it's the same artist

@maddysheabitch

Жыл бұрын

@@hertzair1186 here I am thinking I've been watching one channel until you pointed this out.. THANKS! 😀

@GarlicOasis

Жыл бұрын

@@am2023 It's not. Not only is the artwork copied from Bedtime Stories, but even this story itself (missing 411) was covered by them multiple times. Also, this channel is missing the eerie music and good narration of Bedtime Stories.

I really don’t have much to add, but I wanted to leave a comment to help with the algorithm since I’m appreciative of this channel and that you take the time to properly research each case to ensure you’re being as factual as possible. This is a really great and thought provoking channel. Much love to you all and hope everyone is well! ♥️☺️

@lilbrody8254

Жыл бұрын

Doing the same thing rn

@Fanny-Fanny

Жыл бұрын

I love the Al Gore Rhythm too, and not just because he invented the Internets. Or manbearpig.

@Piigbigwig

Жыл бұрын

About to listen to the video right now

@Fanny-Fanny

Жыл бұрын

@@Cornibert who?

@Fanny-Fanny

Жыл бұрын

@@Cornibert who he? Can I get on the Je Bus?

I read about Carl Higgdon years ago. I remembered he said they ran a wand over him and then asked what was wrong with his reproductive organs, and he stated he had had a vasectomy and then they sent him back. I also remember his truck being in the middle of a frozen pond with no tracks around it, and the Sherriff was mystified as to how it could have possibly gotten there.

A friend of my uncle's had an experience back in the mid-90s that was really bizarre, it was about 10 miles North of Sacramento, California in a place called Pleasant Grove, which was all ranchland, and one night she heard a weird electrical buzzing noise, so she went outside to see what it was, and she looked up at the electrical tower next to her house, and there was a ball of light next to the tower making the bizarre noise she was hearing, she said it was almost like it was using the electrical tower for fuel, then when she went back inside the house, she looked at the clock and shockingly discovered that she was out there for an hour, which only seemed like minutes. My uncle said she and her husband are not the type of people that would make up a story for attention. There was actually apparently a whole bunch of people who reported seeing a ball of light going down a nearby road that same night, according to a newspaper article.

@mollylollipops

Жыл бұрын

That's odd thanks for sharing

@keithangstadt4950

Жыл бұрын

When there is an explosion or short circuit of a transformer, it will often make that buzzing noise and a bright bluish/white light that is so bright it reflects off of clouds and looks like it is hovering or moving across the sky. I believe this is the explanation for alot of UFO sightings. I spent several years as a lineman apprentice and have seen this more than once. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pHyKypKEp6rFYM4.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/hoyWyJaTn8urgKw.html

@maryanderson2759

Жыл бұрын

I know exactly where you’re talking about

@adamcuneo7189

Жыл бұрын

@@maryanderson2759 You do? Are you in the same area?

@user-mg7wh8zq6v

8 ай бұрын

​@@adamcuneo7189do u still hv the newspaper

Thank you for being respectful to these peoples stories and experiences. Too many channels just take a crap on the experiences and make the people look dumb or just plain liars.

@arctain1

Жыл бұрын

It doesn’t sound very respectful to say that these disappearing people were suffering from physical or mental decline, or psychological breaks with reality, or weren’t watching their very small children as well as they should, does it? But all of these things happen in civilization, and we either have sympathy or assign criminality. We don’t blame asphalt fairies, or water-drainage-trolls, or alien spacemen to these stories - we assign criminals, negligent parents, or Alzheimer’s. And rightfully so - because there is evidence for these… It’s disrespectful to the disappeared to assign magical reasons to their disappearance- it quashes the search for them, and especially denies justice in the case of criminality.

@allothecheekclapper

Жыл бұрын

@The Great Gazoo Only one needs to be true

@prince-solomon

Жыл бұрын

@The Great Gazoo Pure conjecture on your part

@brademerick9181

Жыл бұрын

@The Great Gazoo So, in your opinion ,...all UFO cases and UFO abduction cases are reported by fools and liars ? Just to clarify , please .

@brademerick9181

Жыл бұрын

@The Great Gazoo No, you are the one putting words in peoples mouth, I believe you are just another net troll .If you think all the people that have seen a UFO are fools , then why are you here ?

You never really know what happens when you go into the woods. Never go alone, check the weather and have supplies just in case you get caught or impeded by an event.

@jenbasa5677

Жыл бұрын

Have people call SARS if you don't show up...carry a personal locator device that can pin point your location to rescuers.❤️

@davecurtis6930

Жыл бұрын

But I want to be alone😮,peace to the nag hammadi

I really wish he would do a video about the very first case on the hunted missing 411 that old man that was sitting on a rock and disappeared entirely. I don’t think they found anything at all maybe a wrapper from some candy or some thing. If anyone knows if he’s done this case already, let me know. I always found that one very interesting but as I’m pretty sure I’ve watched every single video on this channel. I don’t recall coming across it.

@katmack4215

Жыл бұрын

I remember that story..😔 it was so sad to hear his wife describe how his dog sat at the window,all day,everyday,waiting for him to come home. Heartbreaking!

@mattquinn6297

Жыл бұрын

Out of all the missing cases I've heard or read,that's the one that bothers me the most because I can't think of one logical answer to that poor man's disappearance. Unless his son and friends killed him accidentally or on purpose then what happened to body?

@inyrui

Жыл бұрын

@@mattquinn6297 aliens

@katmack4215

Жыл бұрын

@@mattquinn6297 it's a mind stumper..🤔 and when considering that possibily,of an accident,then getting rid of the body..there were so many fellas hunting that day,I doubt that many guys could keep their story straight,and keep the secret 🤨 plus they all loved him,so I doubt they'd have just abandoned him in a hole somewheres. Js

@starpaladinnelaj

Жыл бұрын

Anyone know the name of this case?

One of the strangest cases I’ve ever heard of in my entire life is the case of the guy that went missing on Mount Rainier in Washington state. It was three guys they were climbing up Mount Rainier and they were all attached to the same line, two of the guys got to a position where they could wait for their buddy and essentially they pulled the rope up because it felt light and it looked like it had been cut. They don’t find any tracks leading down the mountain or anywhere but they did find the guys backpack in a snow cave on a cliff & 200 feet inside the cave.

@hed2410

Жыл бұрын

Wow that some huge snow cave. 200 feet "in". I thought they were much smaller. Where did you hear that part if the story? Which is a well known story, but not that part.

@charlesdial7152

Жыл бұрын

I remember that story, weird how that was, smthg happened to him.!!

@ricklopez7151

Жыл бұрын

@@hed2410 I don't know about the 200 feet in part, but I heard that story from David Paulides.

@Brice23

Жыл бұрын

I am pretty sure this case has been mentioned by the missing enigma as well..

@Kinobambino

Жыл бұрын

You'd think my boy would've screamed but maybe they couldn't hear him 😬

The UFO phenomenon has always truly fascinated me.

@aliceinwonderland887

Жыл бұрын

All a person has to do is research. The evidence is overwhelming. Have you been to Eyes On Cinema channel? All in all I have watched hundreds of hours of first hand witness testimony and hear from hundreds of credible people in the military, jet pilots, airline pilots, whole cities, schools where hundreds of witnesses seen the alien beings exit the craft. The school encounters are some of the best evidence where a hundred or more people watched as the aliens get out pf the craft at Westfall school in Australia in 1966. The military showed up right away and discouraged the news and threatened the teachers and the kids not to talk about it. They all drew pictures and it was aliens.

@TerryWhisk

9 күн бұрын

Cool thanks for sharing buddy

This is my favorite channel about missing people. Everything from The drawings to the deep diving into each case is perfect. Cheers from brazil!

@unholyrollerr8rfrankiemosq680

Жыл бұрын

Check out Missing 411 by David Paulides and Canam Missing Project

@felipearbustopotd

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/iYxhqrxvj9Lcn6Q.html Go to the original creator - support him not a copy cat

@davecurtis6930

Жыл бұрын

​@@unholyrollerr8rfrankiemosq680haha,he obviously won't,he even gave more details than paulides, except the vasectomy part.

@_nick_d

3 ай бұрын

@@davecurtis6930does DP still nag about politics for 90% of video and 10% missing people cases?

@davecurtis6930

3 ай бұрын

@@_nick_d recently the topic was on truckers with amnesia,I noticed huck fell asleep like me,just takes him awhile to get to the point,I also heard he never interviewed Dennis martins dad like he said he did.

These disappearances happen all over the place. I live in Portugal, a very small country compared to the US or Canada, and here we have cases of disappearances in forests that are very similar to what you see in these cases compiled by David Paulides. There are many people who never appear or appear, already deceased, in distant places, in rivers, in wells or, not infrequently, cut into pieces inside suitcases. One case that struck me was the disappearance of a 46-year-old man. The authorities, and practically all the people who lived in the village, searched for 15 days. One morning, in an area where they had already searched several times, the corpse was discovered by chance. A boy was passing by and noticed a yellow coat. It was the missing man and he had a knife stuck in his neck. In another case, a 50-year-old woman, ill for several years with Depression, disappeared from her home without a trace. She was searched intensively for a month. The family asked their neighbors for help and continued their search for another month. Sporadically they organized searches but, slowly, they accepted the idea that they would not find her alive. Seven years later, a worker was installing fiber optic cables and needed to enter the grounds of an abandoned house. In doing so, he thrust a foot through what looked like a narrow cement cap. He removed the foot and the cover and found that he had escaped a fall into a well. When he looked inside, he saw something that resembled a human body folded in on itself. It was later found to be the corpse of the woman who had disappeared. Ironically, this abandoned house was only 500 meters from the home of the missing woman's parents.

@chrix6831

11 ай бұрын

This is very strange I wonder who is doing all of this , I heard about u.s doing rogue operations down there abducting people in south america

@rainydaze1313

10 ай бұрын

Those were both murderers

@Neomalthusiano

7 ай бұрын

Neither case has anything out of the ordinary in it. I know Portugal had at least one "big" UFO case acknowledged by several authorities, but it had nothing to do with people missing and I found it so boring that I didn't even pay attention...I could live alone in a hut in serra da Estrela and the least of my concerns would be meeting aliens or paranormal activity.

@grimble4564

2 ай бұрын

I'm sure most dissappearances can be attributed to very human cases

As a young boy I had an experience on the opening day of the deer hunt located in the Uintah Basin area in Utah. Same area as the infamous Skinwalker Ranch, but back in the mid 80's when this occurred, that ranch was just the same as any other. I was staying at my grandma's with my dad, brothers, and 2 cousins. And it was the night before opening morning and the plan was to be ready early in the a.m. and we would be picked up by a couple uncles and then make a short drive to some private property. As a young kid it was nearly impossible to sleep much as we were so excited for the morning. My cousin a year younger was awake super early and so was I and we quietly agreed to get dressed early and then head outside to not wake up the others. We went out the front door and headed around back towards a fishing pond that always seemed to draw us kids like a magnet every time outside. My cousin and I had stopped walking for a moment and I noticed a bright light in my peripheral. The light was opposite side of the pond and came down a hillside, over the pond, and before we knew it we were now standing facing each other and illuminated in a cylinder of light that perfectly encompassed the two of us. It was still pitch dark outside, but in this light I was looking at him as if it were noon in August. Natural instinct caused me to look up to try and see the source of 'thing' that I sensed overhead and the origin of this beam. In the moment before my eyes could look up, there was a flash of sorts and we were standing there again in the pitch dark of night with absolutely no sound or view of anything other than the night sky. We ran as fast as possible back through the front door yelling and carrying on. Well, that moment from childhood has been permanently etched in my thoughts and was much discussed when I was younger. We always wondered what it was and what was the purpose for being illuminated momentarily like that. My cousin who was there with me is today a pharmacist and owns a ranch of his own. I remember discussing with him the question as to whether the intention of the 'thing' was to somehow just analyze us or beam us up, or whatever. As a final side note, it just so happens that my cousin had experienced a life-altering tragedy on a scouting accident where he lost his father to drowning shortly before this deer hunt incident. He was on a canoe with his dad and other scouts going down a river that overturned and his dad was lost, but all the scouts made it out of the water and onto the bank. A search part found the body of my uncle after a couple of days. I wonder if somehow this monumental loss to their family and the devastation my young cousin was enduring back then somehow affected a moment of time in that cylinder of light.

@katmack4215

Жыл бұрын

Wow..interesting sighting. I wonder if there's some lost time,and buried memories there..🤔 kind of a scary thought,but I wonder if you boys were taken?? Anyway,sorry about your uncle. Thank you for sharing.

@RubyJeans943

Жыл бұрын

Be careful. People who don't like David Paulides will not believe you. This channel is in a way benefiting from 411.

@TheMissingEnigma

Жыл бұрын

I tend to think I benefit from 411 by showing how "not strange" many 411 cases are.

@ElveeKaye

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMissingEnigma I think many cases can be attributed simply to people getting lost in the wilderness due to overestimating their abilities or ignoring the weather, and ending up in a situation they can't get out of. In cases where children go missing from their own homes, you'd be amazed at how often the mother, or some other adult family member, is responsible. Not everyone is fit to be a parent.

@TheMissingEnigma

Жыл бұрын

@@ElveeKaye Agreed

There is a reason authorities are so scared of these things to put somebody through that much.

Yes! Now I have something good to watch.

Carl def took a psychedelic..the confusion, the sensitivity to light, etc all point to that. Idk how thorough drug testing was in the 70s but I imagine it wasn't great

@deerichardz

Жыл бұрын

I'm leaning more to the theory that Carl suffered from a concussion from an exploding bullet. But drugs could have been involved.

Damn being rejected by the aliens must feel bad af lol. Like I see how it is I'm not good enough

@brademerick9181

Жыл бұрын

Just add a few spices and some potatos and you'll be all right .

@brademerick9181

Жыл бұрын

@CanisMalus Better to be dead beat than DEAD MEAT i guess , Hah !😬

@JeremyPoythress

3 ай бұрын

When i heard him say that the first thing came to mind is he almost got baited into becoming a dehydrated pill. They Probobally dont eat intelligent speaking lifeforms or was gonna use him as thier helper or something.

@courtneyc3850

3 ай бұрын

@@JeremyPoythresshe’s lucky they returned him. Might have used his sperm or maybe just turned him into a slave. No thanks.

When experienced hunters get lost in the woods or forest that sends chills up my spine and I have that kind of experience!

That drawing of the being is pure nightmare fuel, holy shit

In 2012, I had a grand mal siezure which left me in a state much like Carl in the truck....not understanding basic things like how to operate my cell phone or interpreting the names on the phone. I was back to normal by that evening (although a brain tumor was found 2 weeks later), however, it was a very helpless and confusing feeling. It did feel like something was controlling my thoughts and actions by an outside force.

@15wileyr

Жыл бұрын

This is where my mind went as an explanation also, it seems rather compelling/plausible. Hope you are doing well!

@annatheinnotz4901

Жыл бұрын

@@15wileyr I made it 10 years as of last October, so I can't complain! ❤️

@WheresPoochie

Жыл бұрын

That would match with Carl’s situation. If he was found with no drugs in his system while in a state of amnesiac shock, it could be explained by a spontaneous seizure. It is odd that he never had experienced another episode but it is documented that even severe seizures can be a one-time occurrence.

@markwebster5749

Жыл бұрын

The brain can do some mysterious things

@rationallyruby

4 ай бұрын

I thought the same thing! That or a stroke.

Well, now this is interesting.

@RynaxAlien

2 ай бұрын

This is hoax. No highly advanced and intelligent aliens will hunt/abuse animals.

Love this channel man. I had lost it for a while but after looking months behind on my history I found it. Love listening to videos as I drive to work

One of my favorites. Thanks for the top quality uploads.

@GentileMysteriesConspiracies

Жыл бұрын

In their original report which was taken by a local Air Force base (Betty and Barney Hill were in a rural area closer to that base than police) so that explains why the report was given to military first. Point being, they both blatantly stated HUMANS IN UNIFORMS were operating the craft. After SUGGESTIVE HYPNOSIS they started spouting any "alien" non sense that was SUGGESTED to them while under HYPNOSIS.

@Sebadee80

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you 1000%👍

@RynaxAlien

2 ай бұрын

This is hoax. No highly advanced and intelligent aliens will hunt/abuse animals.

I'm looking forward to seeing the documentary.

whoa! we just going to skip over the fact a store exists called "kum n' go"? that is more interesting then the dude that disappeared lol

@brittany9414

Жыл бұрын

They're all over the place around here

Thanks man you made my afternoon better hope you are doing cool

This was a really cool video. I follow tons of paranormal channels but never heard this story of the Medicine Bow Forest abduction case of Carl Higden. It's interesting how much professionally documented evidence exists in the case like the shotgun shell and negative drug test. Without the influence of hard drugs it's impossible to explain his physiological state when Carl was treated *I wonder if Amnesiac Shock could have been induced by a misfiring shotgun shell? I don't know if that's even physically possible. I wonder if there was anything irregular about his shotgun after he was found.

@TheMissingEnigma

Жыл бұрын

I remember reading, in the book written by his wife, that Carl eventually took the gun out again in order to fire it. Apparently, he was initially afraid to do this because he thought something was wrong with the gun. His wife reported that it ended up firing normally.

@robinmcinarnay7827

Жыл бұрын

If you like paranormal stories you might check out a shortlived podcast Supernatural hosted by Ashley Flowers (Crime Junkie, The Deck). I'm sure you'll at least find a few topics interesting. The one that was totally insane was Valiant Thor. Maybe you've heard of it, I had not.

@JackJohnson-wg1ye

Жыл бұрын

@@robinmcinarnay7827 That was a great podcast.

@wiictvchannel1112

5 ай бұрын

It was a rifle round not a shotgun

And this comment is just for The Missing Enigma, thank you for your grounded and very entertaining videos, you are fast becoming the authority I listen to on this subject. Stay safe👍🥇

@sulumsphony66

Жыл бұрын

No problem fam

@jenbasa5677

Жыл бұрын

On this site, it's all entertainment.

thank you for existing, you're not chasing clicks, you don't invent anything to make a case more dramatic. you don't ridicule anyone. you are serious about missing 411, not like some other youtubers. I wish you success and many subscribers. How about you get us the Stacy Arras case files?

@ChiefHerbtwister

Жыл бұрын

There you go, Stacy Arras case files

@katmack4215

Жыл бұрын

Lol..good luck to ANYONE that tries to get their hands on that case file 😏 Also,what an incredibly nice(and accurate)comment..😀 you little Sweetie!

@_..____

Жыл бұрын

I do get that impression from this channel. It's professional, nicely done, humble.

@scorbunny7737

Жыл бұрын

Didn't David Paulides finally and just recently obtain the Stacy Arras files? Or am I thinking of another KZreadr? (I do know that David Paulides did jus recently get the files of SOMEBODY. He did a video about it and was obviously very excited about it because he had been trying literally for years to get those files and was repeatedly turned down... until just recently).

@keastymatthew2407

Жыл бұрын

@@scorbunny7737 Did they give anyone the case files on that coward Ben? And Dave's hypocrisy on calling him a hero?

12:35 I like the headline typo. 😂

I've had my own close encounters so I believe it's a viable phenomenon and worthy of an open mind.

Please do more vids on this topic. These high strangeness cases are always the most interesting for me

Hey can you do a video about the disappearance of Glen and Bessie Hyde the honeymoon couple who disappeared at the Grand Canyon National Park back in 1928

@chynnadoll3277

Жыл бұрын

Wasn’t Bessie suspected of murdering Glenn?

"Carl went to pick up his crew, only to find that all of them were "sick" that day." Damn. Dragon Quest release days are brutal.

@TasmanianTigerGrrr

5 ай бұрын

lol

I really enjoyed this video, and the perspective and in-depth information you always give on missing persons cases. My biggest problem with UFO abduction stories, and with many 411 cases, is that the supernatural/extraterrestrial explanation is often over used as a shortcut to explain unusual events. An elderly man with a history of getting lost gets lost in the woods? No, it must have been an abduction. An elk carcass has no injuries and isn’t predated on? That’s unusual, but certainly not impossible. Sometimes people get lost in the woods, people can walk for many miles in a daze, the brain can and does play tricks on you when you’re exhausted, hungry, and vulnerable. All of these things are a factor in the cases of those missing in remote areas. Not to mention how often the actual details of a case betray that there are many particulars to the events that more clearly show what may have happened. But it’s easier and often more fun to look at a wide array of cases and conclude something supernatural is happening. For me, there has to be quite a compelling case and array of evidence for me to think we should fall back on supernatural explanations. I don’t necessarily believe that everyone who claims they were abducted is lying, but I think we always need to consider explanations that we know for sure are possible before resorting to more outlandish ones.

@teenieneenie630

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! But Paulides has made a killing on "leaving out the facts".

@beaulah_califa9867

Жыл бұрын

@@teenieneenie630 What? No one spends more time investigating details. 100 fools would NOT have channels earning money (sucking his blood) off of David Paulides 20-years of research into the Missing, Vanished, and UFO's. Like this YT WOULD NOT EXIST. I wonder if he ever sends Paulides some of the money he stole from him.

@bettyleeist

Жыл бұрын

A lot of people wouldn’t believe what’s going on in this channel.But,look at Carl Sagan….(opp’s!Now,the late ⏰ Carl Sagan!].He believed in 👽 alien’s on other planet’s!Carl Sagan was a really,intersting,guy in my opinion!I’ve alway’s enjoyed his PBS series;Cosmos!

@nicholaswilliams4336

Жыл бұрын

Except that an elderly man with a history of getting lost would have left a trail of foot prints in the snow !

@jenbasa5677

Жыл бұрын

You are not following the critical thinker, you are confusing cases and overlapping facts so they are not useful. You probably aren't in the woods regularly as many people are who live in rural areas. But you can't get the truth if you mess up the facts on the topside.

This first one is one of my all time favorite cases. The fact that his truck was later found in an isolated, deeply wooded area no car or truck could have driven to - with no tire tracks in or out - is irrefutable evidence of something extraordinary and beyond our understanding.

@John-sr2hr

Жыл бұрын

Not really. Its very possible he could have driven it there, it's just that the people who said it wasn't possible were exaggerating or embellishing it. A. It was a truck (and most definitely 4 wheel drive) so he could drive most places where cars cannot. B. The tracks could have easily been washed away in the rain/snow/etc, or the people who discovered it, again, didn't look too hard to find them and/or exaggerated and embellished. The whole story is kinda shady, it's basically all just he said/she said. I almost never believe the stories where the whole thing is based on the word of one or two people and has no proof you can see with your own eyes. People like to lie, embellish, and a lot of people are just plain loco. There's a homeles man down the block from me that's always shouting about how he's Jesus christ the second coming, should I believe him? Well if not, than why should I believe all these other people in these 411/alien abduction cases?

@svensimpson4130

Жыл бұрын

@@John-sr2hr If you are driving on top of firm snow and park, the melting of the snow can lower your car/auto onto what may seem like an impossible position. The fact that something is bizarre and odd doesn't preclude an entirely plausible explanation for it. Many feel the need, for example, to pray in aid aliens, bigfoot, ancient ghost and skin walkers in the Yuba City Five case when the available facts suggest entirely earthly and yet still dark causes.

@starmnsixty1209

Жыл бұрын

​@@John-sr2hr a6nd what does this last really have to do with Higdon's case? Nothing. I'm not saying his account was true, but let's not be disingenuous, shall we?

I do think it's weird that these advanced beings that can travel at light speed, float, and what not, also use helmets with wire. That drawing you did of the alien is terrifying. Imagine seeing that irl, I'd go insane.

@madelynhernandez7453

Жыл бұрын

Something about them is fishy. Why if they are so advanced, do they need wires or even animals for food to make them into pills. Seems deceitful. Something is off with these beings.

@cjvaye99

Жыл бұрын

it said they take earth animals to make this own food, is that even possible? (to be able to eat "food" from another planet). and wtf did they want with Carl. they said he's "not what they're looking for" what would they need humans for? Carl was stupid for going with them he's lucky to be brought back

@moonman2051

Жыл бұрын

@@cjvaye99 Yeah. Maybe they could be looking for a special gene or genetic sequence, maybe related to ancestry or potential, or maybe regular old memory probing.

@df3kt

Жыл бұрын

They have to traveling faster than light speed

@notaspacegoblin2505

Жыл бұрын

Whenever people describe alien technology during abduction experiences, it's either completely surreal (like the clear cube) or mundane and contemporary to the time. And what a coincidence an elk hunter was abducted by an alien elk hunter.

This is the perfect video to ride out the huge thunderstorm that's hitting us at 4am. Impossible to sleep.

@karnagefails333

Жыл бұрын

Check out Canam Missing Project.

One of my favorite channels!! Thank you.

Great research & insight on these events. Thanks for the upload!

Carl's description though... 😅 It's straight up a plot from a bad 70s sci-fi movie. Exactly how a lie, from that time, would be described.

@infamousfanclub

Жыл бұрын

He passed 4 lie detector tests actually. So did Bob Lazar. Go figure.

@HRRRRRDRRRRR

Жыл бұрын

@@infamousfanclub Ah, lie detectors, the unbeatable machine!

@TheMissingEnigma

Жыл бұрын

I had a similar impression. Funny how oftentimes the description of aliens by abductees matches up with their depictions in media during the given time period.

@zacharyjones1285

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMissingEnigma Depictions have been around for ages though. I'm not saying he is telling the truth or lying but not having an open mind to the possibilities of things is ridiculous. We as a human race know very little about universe and how things work.

@jakespacepiratee3740

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMissingEnigma But the Star Trek alien was blue and had normal hair, while the alien was yellow, had drills on its hands and its hair stood up in a round shape. The only thing that matches up is the antenna.

I have to say, the smiling sheriff's face photo juxtaposed with the "DENIED" voiceover gave me a chuckle!

One of the best youtube channels! Thanks and keep it up!

Carl was a big reader of Mystery in Space comics.

@unrulyjulie4382

Жыл бұрын

It sounds like those aliens were very fluent in English. It also sounds like Carl is very fluent in bull shit!

In the last incident the ufo ould have used the lone elk for stem cells for future reproduction, etc., and not to ACTUALLY eat it.

THIS IS MY FAVORITE CHANNEL REGARDING DISAPPEARANCES ETC KEEP THEM COMING PLEASE. ARTWORK, STORYTELLING AND EVEN THE SHORT INTRO INSTRUMENTAL.THANK YOU FOR THE CONTENT!

Facinating! Thanks for delving into this topic and addressing the 411 issues. I especially enjoy the alien and UFO drawings... spooky beautiful. Thanks bro

@felipearbustopotd

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/iYxhqrxvj9Lcn6Q.html Go to the original creator - support him not a copy cat

@davidlancaster8152

Жыл бұрын

@@felipearbustopotd you are a completely mislead sheep. This man tells the truth. Paulides is a lier and conniver. This man goes on location and gets facts. Wake up!

@felipearbustopotd

Жыл бұрын

​@@davidlancaster8152 Hi. I do not recall any sites here on YT covering this subject until DP started his YT channel in Aug 3, 2014.... 6 years earlier than this channel, which joined YT Feb 28, 2020 Even Coast to Coast I believe did not cover this topic until DP showed up. Or maybe this chap did appear on C to C and I missed his slot. Does this site have books that can be purchased on the subject and where else can the 'creator' be found. Can they be found on other sites like Coast to Coast or Podcasts like The Unexplained with Howard Hughes? Thanks for taking the time to reply to my above posting.

@davidlancaster8152

Жыл бұрын

@@felipearbustopotd Watch Missing Enigma episodes. Start with Aaron Hedges, then go to New Mexico hunters. DP omits facts and makes up facts. He uses his son's tragic suicide to gain sympathy. I was subscribed and was his biggest supporter till I caught him in outright lies. I was on his bandwagon for a year and a half, ignoring things I knew he'd got wrong and always giving him the benefit of the doubt. Then he started lying about politics blatantly and I dropped him. His subscribers count has remained steady for years because as he gets new subscribers the older ones catch one to his bs and unsubscribe, like me. The final straw came when he did an episode he called "economics 101" and proceeded to outright lie and accuse the government of an unconstitutional tax on gasoline saying the administration is driving the cost of gas up to reap a bigger percentage. The government, state and federal, do not charge a percentage but a flat tax per gallon. It doesn't matter what the price is they get the same rate per gallon. If prices are high and less is sold they get less. That was it for me. How many letters do you have to watch him read while crying about Ben till you realize he selected the letters and chose to cry...on schedule...each episode. I think Ben figured it out and it shattered his image of his dad. Watch the Aaron Hedges case here and in 411 the Hunted, which Ben worked on and you'll see what I mean. Missing Enigma isn't copying DPs work, he's debunking it. I'm not trolling. I'm tired of fake news.

@felipearbustopotd

Жыл бұрын

@@davidlancaster8152 Cheers for taking the time and effort to reply.

Many years ago, I was hiking out in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona. I met up with some other hikers and some of us camped together during the night, as hikers will often do. We started sharing stories of hiking and experiences we'd had and this one fellow told me he was from Montana and he had some wild stories to tell. Mostly about missing hikers, missing hunters, and UFO's and strange footprints, he even claimed to have found a hunter's gun and all his clothing folded up and next to a tree, had his ID with him. Back in those days there wasn't any GPS or anything like that so he cut a stick set it up next to where he found everything and took pictures of the stuff before he moved it. He then packed it all up and took it to the Ranger's station. He showed them on the map where he'd found it but said he walked around for a couple hundred yards but didn't find anything else. Almost looked like a suicide if they were at the ocean or a large body of water the way the clothes were all neatly folded and stacked thew gun laid across them appeared to have been there for a couple years. Turned out it belonged to a man who went hunting and disappeared but his truck was found like forty miles away in one of the parks' parking lots. I don't know what happens to people but stuff does happen to people out in the woods. They don't seem to happen to people who are prepared for survival. This guys was prepared as any hunter usually is, but why was his clothes so far away from his vehicle?

@_nick_d

3 ай бұрын

Dude could have stalked an animal then got turned around then wonder bout 10-15 miles a day until he expired

These stories remind me of a story I heard years ago. A man was walking across an open field, in complete view of his wife and kids, when he tripped and made a noise. He was never seen again, he simply vanished. I can't recall when and where I read it but it may have been in a 90's book with a collection mysterious things. Anyone else know this case?

@michaelwinkle4480

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like David Lang. I wrote about the case in my book "I Heard of That Somewhere." Lang, a farmer near Gallatin, TN, was crossing a field to check on some horses on Sept. 23, 1880 when, in front of his wife, children, a judge named August Peck, and others, he simply vanished. The story, unfortunately, has many detractors, among them Herschel G. Payne of the Nashville and Davidson County Public Library. Payne consulted librarians, historians and other knowledgeable people in the Gallatin area. He reviewed old newspapers, genealogies, and the census reports for 1830, 1850, and 1880, but there was absolutely no record of a David Lang or Judge Peck ever living in the area. OTOH, many claim that the Lang story was taken from a story by Ambrose Bierce called "Mysterious Disappearances." Bierce's stories were often published as newspaper reports, and whether they were meant as fiction or not is unclear. In his account, in July, 1854, a Selma, Alabama, farmer named Williamson, while his wife and son watched from the front porch of their house and while a neighbor, Armour Wren, was approaching in a carriage with his son James, hiked out into a nearby field and disappeared. In Jay Robert Nash’s book "Among the Missing," the story of David Lang is dismissed as a “gross fabrication”: Bierce’s Williamson, however, was a “real, live resident of Selma, Alabama.” Nash even gives us Williamson’s first name, Orion. This all comes from “a thorough investigation on the part of the author and his staff.” [Nash, p. 330] Nash was a prolific writer of true crime and a recipient of the Edgar Award, and "Among the Missing" provides an impressive list of reporters, archivists, court officials, and staff members consulted, so maybe . . .

@ajaxx9492

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelwinkle4480 thanks Michael, that is the story I was referencing. Thank you for the thorough answer! :)

@user-me8ot1iw1q

Жыл бұрын

David Lang it's an urban myth

I enjoy your practical stance on these events. I wouldn't rule out anything but I am not a fanciful or whimsical thinker or a person who thinks everything is a conspiracy. However, I will admit that a small percentage of these cases do not lend themselves to reality as we know it. The fact that the witness was talking about a cube type ship (when no one was even mentioning that back then) and the military recently admitting they have encountered cube shape craft that move at unbelievable speeds definitely gives me pause.

I am with you, I tend to be open-minded, but I also search first for the most plausible, down-to-earth explanation when it comes to disappearances, especially in wilderness areas. Having gotten turned around and then lost myself in a very small wilderness area for a period of just 24 hours, with a large skilled and well-organized group still unable to find me. And even though I, and they, did everything right, I can say from personal experience, it is so easy to "vanish" in the wilderness that most of us cannot conceive of how easy it is. People can be walking less than 4 feet away from you if you have fallen and tumbled into the underbrush, and if you cannot make a loud enough noise or are too injured to signal them, they can and will easily walk right on by you. If your emergency whistle can't be heard over the rushing stream next to you, or if the clouds prevent your emergency mirror from reflecting, if your sources for making fire don't work, etc., etc. There is a great story on Les Stroud's survival show of the family who went mushroom picking and got turned around and almost died only a little ways from their car. It can happen so easily if you are not careful. And even if you are careful and prepared, it can still happen. Combine that with overconfidence, drug or alcohol use in the wilderness, injuries or infections, blood loss, dehydration, exposure, disorientation, hypothermia, paradoxical undressing, not to mention strange people that you can come across in the wilderness, and I believe that many missing cases can be explained. That being said, I believe in the possibility of alien encounters/abductions/visitations. Just like with Sasquatch sightings, there are too many credible, "normal" people who have had experiences to totally discount the possibility. To quote Les Stroud, "if even ONE of the stories being told is true out of a million, well, that proves it's real."

This is the funniest alien story I ever heard.

@inyrui

Жыл бұрын

For real lol

Your voice helps me falls asleep 😴 love it

Mark's gun, backpack and jawbone has been found & identified as Mark S. I feel for the familys 😢

I love your channel and I love your analysis of the missing 411 stuff. Thanks!

@RynaxAlien

2 ай бұрын

This is hoax. No highly advanced and intelligent aliens will hunt/abuse animals.

I hunt and hike in med bow by Arlington, it is very dense and rugged in that area and hard to get around in even when there’s no snow especially around rock creek, I can totally imagine getting lost and never being found there despite there being so many roads. I have gotten very disoriented and have lost my sense of direction in there before.

Ayyyyyyyy let's goo! I always get hyped when you post

I've often wondered how many people who simply vanish get "taken" by ETs and never returned... So many people go missing without a trace. And there would be literally no clues. Terrifying.

@felipearbustopotd

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/iYxhqrxvj9Lcn6Q.html Go to the original creator - support him not a copy cat

@whatabouttheearth

Жыл бұрын

More likely people of "civilization" who get taken by the wild.

@beaulah_califa9867

Жыл бұрын

Why not go watch David Paulides channel OR how about the first two Missing 411 films OR his History Channel Documentary aptly titled, "VANISHED".

@nicholaswilliams4336

Жыл бұрын

Not all people who vanish without trace are abducted by Aliens Thunderbirds account for many !

@charleswest6372

Жыл бұрын

Yes...sad

Being unable to track down an original source is a common theme among Paulides’s stories, I’ve sadly noticed in my research. You do good work on this channel. I love the effort you go to to verify sources and obtain pertinent information. You’re my favorite channel on this subject.

@rica8769

Жыл бұрын

For example?

@KingNoTail

Жыл бұрын

@@rica8769 They don't owe you an example. Look it up yourself. Hell this channel has pointed out a couple of concerning things about Dave's work.

@giantfatberg

Жыл бұрын

@@rica8769 Paulides has come to be regarded by many as hyperbolic, and he omits parts of the stories so they fit his formula. This channel is much more objective than him

@SixthDream

Жыл бұрын

ur just a hater.

@tevman69

Жыл бұрын

Depending on the ‘source’ provided or discovered is a puzzle in itself. Such as, purchasing puzzles with the same ‘die cut’ but, have different scenes. Both sides can be solved…one is just harder than the other. The pieces fit the same.

Hey! You posted a new one! This made my day.

Love your channel, the intro music sets the tone, the illustrations, it’s all very well done.

Who does your artwork? Such talent!!!!

@jimmorrissy2276

Жыл бұрын

I think the presenter illustrates his own drawings.

Abduction of wild game by UFOs just sounds like hunters coming up with excuses why they aren't seeing any deer lol

I really appreciate how rationally you handle these cases. And that you don’t sensationalize them. I’m tired of channels taking David Paulides’ word as gospel. At this point I’m very doubtful of many of his claims.

I so look forward to your videos. You do such an awesome job

I dont know who this channel is but Im somehow subscribed. Either I saw one video while high at 3am and subbed or something weird happened. Either way this video was interesting and I’m glad im subbed

@ishihtzuknot

Жыл бұрын

Lmao!!

Great video..😀 Very interesting topic,super narrating skills,and phenomenal animation and drawings!!

everything with Carl happened after he pulled the trigger. I wonder if the gun misfired and he got injured from the shock wave and dreamt the whole thing.

@nicholaswilliams4336

Жыл бұрын

Interesting take

Yes another video! Please keep them coming

What a terrifying story!

This was around 1990 my grandma lived right across the street from me I was there all day everyday we were watching unsolved mysteries in the evening that particular episode was telling a story about a gentleman in the army he was getting ready to go on leave and he was in a phone booth making a phone call when suddenly he saw a bright light approaching and then he had a long period of lost time... My grandma proceeded to tell me something similar happened to her and my great grandma in the late 1960s they were driving down route 7 along the Ohio River in the evening time my grandma said she could see a light approach them from behind very bright... I'll have to make this long story shorter she said her my great grandma knew something very strange was happening but they couldn't stop it she said they woke up on the side of the road for hours later and she said she couldn't remember what happened... I love your channel so much I believe in my heart you are one of those truthful people like my grandma and I stopped watching David Paulides because of you pointing out all the errors he made especially in the Dennis Martin case... I have not seen his new film but even if he isn't credible I firmly believe this subject mattered to be credible based on the overwhelming amount of eyewitness testimony I know for fact not all of these people are lying.... But just to be clear I can't really speak on other cases I can only speak on the case my grandma presented to me and which I know in my heart to be absolutely true

Was looking forward to this ....💕

Outstanding work here loved the story and the way you narrated thank you!

Watching this before the fbi deletes it 👀

I’m also interested in watching Paulides’ new movie, the UFO Connection, but we can only hope he brings some new information to the table, at least in the form of eyewitness accounts. Great video!

@jenbasa5677

Жыл бұрын

He's the only critical thinker out here. Just follow the patterns that follow each missing 411. It's not illegal to go missing.

@coderexe30

Жыл бұрын

Well I watched the movie, it’s interesting and well produced, but essentially it’s dramatized 411 accounts with extra footage and eyewitnesses accounts added in. Nothing really new is introduced. But it’s an interesting watch, and the first hand accounts give it credibility

I really enjoy being a subscriber to your channel. Keep up the good work.

Thank you Nick! 👍🏼

an american jet fighter pilot witnessed a transparent cube over the ocean. so maybe there is some truth to higdon's story

Yes, the story that the "Spaceman" told didn't really wash....it seems like a long journey just to capture some food. This lends validity to Jacques Valle's assertion that the "aliens" are actually from Earth, not some far-away galaxy. Unfortunately, it doesn't explain Mr. Higdon's ordeal very well. Thanks for this.

@PearsAreOkay

Жыл бұрын

How do you mean about Jaques Valle's assertion that they are from Earth? I only know cursory things about JV, but also that he is a prolific author. What was his theory?

@randygoolsby4893

Жыл бұрын

@@PearsAreOkay Valle was originally a proponent of the extraterrestrial hypothesis, but as he researched deeper he found that explanation to be inadequate. His later writing focuses on often overlooked aspects of the phenomena like the roles of coincidence, absurdity, and especially deception, as well as similarities with tales from mythology and folklore. He is one of the most insightful writers on the subject and I recommend his books highly.

@aliceinwonderland887

Жыл бұрын

Quantum physicists have created a wormhole connection between two electrons inside a quantum computer just recently. If given 100,000 years of exponential progress with this concept where does it go? Math and physics have left this door open. Anything could happen and likely already has just look up at all of those stars that are billions of years older than our sun.

@ZombiesAteMyGF

Жыл бұрын

Maybe they didn’t process and store food like we do. Maybe all they needed were elk to clone or possibly process into a food we can’t yet understand. If they have the ability to fly and stay submerged silently and can freely fly directly into outer space then I’m sure they have the ability for much much faster travel than us. For example, the 90 degree rapid turning, stopping on a dime from 200 mph to 0 mph in 3 seconds, etc. could be achievable by bending the gravity around the craft that would create it’s own atmosphere basically so the external gravity wouldn’t effect the internal gravity. Bob Lazar explains this very well. Light speed travel would be entirely possible if you could manipulate and control gravity.

@starmnsixty1209

Жыл бұрын

The European ufologist are a strange bunch to begin with. I give JV little credence.

Great video! Thanks for putting so much work into these, they really turn out great!

@jamesknapp64

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

Well now we know where those billion crabs went. Great video as always! Love the way you analyze Missing411

i never knew of the new movie from David paulides,so im grateful you made this video. i watched the first 2 and they were pretty good.

great analysis, you should really cover up more uap-ufo stuff, there are just so many stories out there!

"The alien informs Carl that they were 163,000 light years from earth." Aliens would have no idea what a light year is, and would not measure distance in this way.

@Mouse_Metal

Жыл бұрын

And they would poison themselves if they tried to eat Earth animals. :D The most of alien abductions, if not all of them, sound like what a schizophrenic human would make up in his head. There are always some obviously human things only humans understand and expect.

@The_BIG_salad

Ай бұрын

But if these beings are that advanced and truly have been visiting for centuries, then they would be aware that the light year is the current way we humans measure linear distance on the cosmic scale.

Awesome video and very informative as usual

Can you please do a video about yeti & the like from around the world? I love your Bigfoot videos & would love to see the series continue. Thanks for all your hard work, I especially enjoy your drawings.

Great video! I always appreciate that you do so much research on your own rather than just re-reporting claims others have made

Great video man.. subscribed

You do great work,so calming even when talking about this crazy stuff

Translation: a man Goes hunting. It was an uneventful trip like many before it. He has feelings of inadequacy seeing his friends tag elk on the regular so he figures he'll concoct his "one that got away" story. He sees some movement and decides to shoot. A very small pop is heard. It is a sqib load with enough force to barely push it out of the barrel. He never was one for using premium components while reloading his recycled brass. Or who knows, perhaps he didn't have a solid crimp and some moisture wicked in. The movement turns out to be a man! Realizing this, he feels the squib load was nothing short of Devine intervention and proceeded to make sense of it. The man apoaches him with a bandana tied in the front vaugely resembling "antennas" . The man pulls out a small clear plastic box of "mana" aka tic tacs. Not wanting to be rude he offers the OP one. He accepts and the man "foats"(lobs) the clear container of balls (tic tacs) over to him. The "alien" (random hunter) tells the OP that they are Miles away from where he says his truck is and asks if he wants a ride. Op accepts and they both clime into an ATV with a visquine top/doors with "sedated" (dead and quartered )elk in the Back... TO BE CONTINUED : ) On a serious note, you do an excellent job with this channel, Thank you for the content!

I think Carl was full of it. The bigger the lie, the more people will believe it.

@infamousfanclub

Жыл бұрын

He passed a lie detector test 4 times.

@f4cphantom2

Жыл бұрын

@@infamousfanclub Most pathological liars can.

@infamousfanclub

Жыл бұрын

@@f4cphantom2 again you don’t know Dave and or what you’re talking about. Do you even know what Missing 411 is or what it’s about? Dave does the work others have given up on. What have you done for society that’s comparable? My guess is nothing.

@inyrui

Жыл бұрын

@@infamousfanclub Dave is an idiot. This channel has pointed out multiple mistakes he's made in his books. Just look at the Dennis Martin case where he claimed a witness died in 2010 when he was still alive. Or in another case (Cory something) he claims that the investigators never found the pants or socks of the victim, when they actually did, and it was recorded in the official incident reports, that he clearly didn't read over very well. He does shoddy research and has a propensity to insinuate foul play or mysterious circumstances where there are none, simply to sell his books.

@f4cphantom2

Жыл бұрын

@@infamousfanclub Actually I know all about Missing 411, I do know Dave, not personally, and I've done plenty for society by paying taxes and working for the past thirty years. People like you that throw insults and make assumptions at strangers are the perfect definition of a FOOL!!!!!

Helmet with wires? WTF, wires? Listening to this with ear buds. No wires, next!

Creepy stuff Mann loving the content.

Technically that first case wasn't an abduction as he was asked and went willingly.

@TheMissingEnigma

Жыл бұрын

I give it 50/50. He claims when he took the "pill" that it seemed like all his willpower had been removed. So was he in his right mind when he went willingly? Then again, he did say he would go with aliens if he ever encountered any.

It’s video like these that make you my favorite one of these types of channels. You have such an open mind and don’t just jump automatically to the bazaar. Thank you for the work that you do

@robynperdieu3434

Жыл бұрын

I think you mean "bizarre" as in weird or crazy. Bazaar is like handmade stuff sold at church member sales.

@ishmiel21

Жыл бұрын

@@robynperdieu3434 I used speech to text, so that type of things happens

@robynperdieu3434

Жыл бұрын

@@ishmiel21 gotcha. Spelling is my thing. 😀

@ishihtzuknot

Жыл бұрын

@@robynperdieu3434 you must not be a teacher of todays children, they can’t spell for shite! (And I meant shite not shit so I wouldn’t get in trouble on YT lol)

DOND FORGET! these pencil drawings you see are each hand drawn by the author, so hit that like, you wont get that kind of dedicated attention anywhere else!

Why would Charles family allow him to go out alone and get lost in his condition, Twice? This bothers me.

I LOVE your channel, I rewatch your videos, all of them from time to time. I wish you could make more, more often!!!! I haven't even watched this one yet, but just wanted to say that your channel is like fantastic.

Great channel with fantastic story telling

@markwebster5749

Жыл бұрын

💯👏👏