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@greensteelusallc7862

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for all the services that you perform for the public, and then missing loved ones. Without you guys many love ones will never be found on the watery graves. The reason why is that sometimes the police do not check these waterways for our missing loved ones. Thank you so much I continue to share your program on my Facebook feed

@annaknight7575

2 жыл бұрын

AWP keep doing what you are doing.you are all Angels in disguise.Thank you for all you do Never stop. Those people that are saying negative things about AWP are just jealous. God bless you all 🤗

@Solamia7

2 жыл бұрын

I had a QUESTION-if you can read the license plate while it’s on the car, why do you remove it? I’m assuming it’s maybe proof for the authorities?? Just curious as to real reason. Thank you for all you do!

@jeffa5776

2 жыл бұрын

@@Solamia7 It could be for the authorities but it can also be for the family. Their lost loved one was with the car and the family can no longer hold the person. For the family the license plate is emotionally connected to the missing person and they can physically hold the license plate or better said 'their lost loved one'

@usasavefreedom4990

2 жыл бұрын

Jacob and Doug are such huge assets in these searches.

As a police officer...this is exactly how a scenario like this should go down. Everyone working together for a common greater goal. Well done everyone.

@davegains828

Жыл бұрын

Thank You Sir.

@craigdobis10

Жыл бұрын

Yet his friends and mentor betrayed him! Great friends there!!!

@anthonyparlin5478

Жыл бұрын

​@@craigdobis10 how did his friends betray him just wondering

@danacarlile9521

Жыл бұрын

@@craigdobis10truth. I agree completely. People make stupid mistakes in their youth as well as get falsely accused every day. I’m a fan regardless. I know I did some really stupid things a long time ago.

@paulsisk2444

8 ай бұрын

@@craigdobis10 Hy g

This was amazing to bring her home. I want to thank each and everyone who’s supporting AWP and Chaos Divers, you folks are the reason we can do this!

@rainbowmom7582

2 жыл бұрын

Will you be releasing your own video as well or was that part of the footage that was stolen by that scum? Thank you for the service you provide. You are loved!

@ChaosDivers

2 жыл бұрын

@@rainbowmom7582 If I do it’s because Josh Cantu got me the film if not then no. They got the hard drive that one was on

@rainbowmom7582

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChaosDivers I'm so sorry. It's strange, people who did that to you make me lose my faith in humanity and then right behind that you & your team restore it. *Hugs* to all of you!

@danielkemble9222

2 жыл бұрын

you guys along with awp are amazing, thank you for everything you guys do, I am thinking of doing it myself but in australia and the mid north areas of adelaide south australia which i am located in one of the mid north towns up from adelaide

@gabriellafox7948

2 жыл бұрын

@@rainbowmom7582 Yes that was completely rotten that those people broke into Chaos Divers vehicle and stole equipment that carried the lifeblood of what they do. That is, the stories, the families, the beautiful people that were unfortunately lost, BUT are being found by incredible people like Chaos Divers and AWP! I truly hope that they are able to pick up some kind of forensic evidence, hopefully now that the car and she have been found, that somebody out there talks… My thoughts and prayers go to the family and friends that are all devastated by the loss of this lovely woman.♥️🇨🇦

My mom is in the beginning stages of dementia and I took her car keys away from her, she hates me for it, but this is one of my biggest fears for her. Thank you for finding Miss Annie and bringing her home.

@sueannstewart5821

Жыл бұрын

My aunt was like that,when they took her keys.But family has to protect them.

@lindajones8426

Жыл бұрын

Had to do that too. She's still living at 93 in memory care. Dementia is horrible. Hoping for cure.

@joycecogdill9797

Жыл бұрын

It's a hard thing to do but protecting them from themselves, and protecting the public around them. Can always have "the talk" with the Dr who can help the process. I was soooo glad my mom made the decision to give up driving. Just have to make time or find out resources available in the community for transportation. Bless you.

@jayseaem

Жыл бұрын

I'm from the UK and if someone is diagnosed with dementia they MUST inform the licensing authorities and the drivers insurers of there diagnosis. Both authorities will as most likely ask for a doctors report. failing to do this is a £1000 fine. but once you have past the stage of " onset dementia" there license WILL be revoked. Safety Comes First, for all.

@4legs4paws55

11 ай бұрын

In Germany you have to hand in your license after a dementia diagnoses. People are not allowed to drive anymore - to protect themselves and others - I know most Americans hate FReEdoM restrictions- but sometimes they just make sense

Y'all, the respect that these men have for the missing is overwhelming!

@jayizquierdo9534

2 жыл бұрын

all the time they refer the missing by name, that in it self is mad respect.

@cynthiatolman326

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, and they never assume. If there's any way possible some accidently ended up in water, they will never say it was intentional. Sometimes it is what the family believes and they never contradict it, but they have too much respect to pronounce it.

@ATL.Resa95

Жыл бұрын

AMEN!!!

@megannason3649

Жыл бұрын

Yes they are always very professional but also very real and loving towards the family

@craigdobis10

Жыл бұрын

Except when Jared needed friends!!! They betrayed him!!! What happened to innocent until proven guilty??? About their necks and money!!!

Dementia is such a cruel illness. The body is fine, but the mind malfunctions and it's very scary for the sufferer. Condolences and peace for the family.

@mygrammieis

2 жыл бұрын

I second that emotion 🧐😭

@NanaReese1963

2 жыл бұрын

MOMMA HAD ONSET OF DEMENTIA BEFORE SHE PASSED IN 2019 SO GLAD SHE REM WHO I WAS BUT IT IS A VERY SAD HEART ACHE DISEASE FOR THE FAMILIES AND FRIENDS RIP ANNIE THAT WAS MY MOM'S NAME TOO!!!

@lisamelton4221

2 жыл бұрын

My mom was diagnosed about a year ago…she is just now getting confused or finding multi tasking she struggles! Prayers for miss Annie’s family

@teijaflink2226

2 жыл бұрын

I really hope her family can get closure in that it most likely was because her dementia she ende in the lake and that no one hurt Miss Annie (at I really hope no one did and if that they find that person), her family looked absolutely heart broken. I hope too that we can one day cure this cruel illness, it doesn't just harm the person with it but all the loved ones too.

@belad0nna

2 жыл бұрын

@@teijaflink2226 I think it's a natural reaction to want to blame someone or something in tragedies like this. It's easier I suppose than accepting it could have been an accident or that she chose to go on her own terms in a moment of clarity. Sadly the 'why' is always going to elude the family I think.

I've fished this lake for several years. Even fished it when she was missing not knowing she was under the water the whole time! Thank you guys for finding her and bringing closure to her family. God bless you all!!

@yabucoena9565

Жыл бұрын

Amazing, you guys are awesome 🙏.

@craigdobis10

Жыл бұрын

Yet they all betrayed Jared!

@rinapup9396

Жыл бұрын

@@craigdobis10 huh?

@UrAJok3r

9 ай бұрын

@@craigdobis10what are you smoking?

@anthonygareau5604

9 ай бұрын

When fishing be looking for cars underwater ❤

Chief was a solid dude. The community is indeed fortunate to have a professional like him around.

@kadycampos0815

Жыл бұрын

I agree more places should be as fortunate to have someone like him serving and protecting

@sally-annearnold428

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely x

@craigdobis10

Жыл бұрын

Yet they all betrayed Jared??? Why???

When you said I found miss annie I burst into tears cause that could be anyone of our grandparents it's honestly heartbreaking and it's fantastic that people like you give answers to the families well done guys and my heart goes out to miss annie's loved r.ip miss annie

@lausaunders

2 жыл бұрын

Agree!

@ReigningWomban

Жыл бұрын

Amen.

@bosschic39

Жыл бұрын

Liana!! I did too!! Those words right there and how emotional he sounded too made me feel like this was my momma or Mawmaw they found!! My God!! Rest In Peace Ms. Annie!!

@shannaburch6664

Жыл бұрын

You are so right about that Liana.

@laytoyapolk8796

Жыл бұрын

I'm just crying because I been following this story 🙌🏾🙌🏾

You can tell in that officer vote that he was truly greatful that she was brought home. Thank you all for the help with the missing.

That cop at the end seemed like such a stereotypical small town, no-nonsense, but yet still caring, sheriff and I love it! Keep on rockin' AWP!

Seeing her sweet, elderly mother in so much pain and agony over her daughter really hurt! May the family find some measure of peace and healing in her discovery. Amen.

@Lisasanti1

Жыл бұрын

Amen. 🙏🏽

I watched you guys outside Philly monday when you found the father that went missing in 03’. What you guys are doing is incredible. You are helping these families get the closure they need. I can’t imagine never knowing what happened to my loved one. People don’t just disappear, and it’s gotta be the worst pain always wondering what happened.

@karrynlflax5387

Жыл бұрын

I wish they would come back to Philly and look for Danielle Imbo , and Richard Petrone Jr, who both disappeared back in Feb. 2005. They never found them or the vehicle they were in. I believe they’re possibly in a body of water too.

@kdaly7729

11 ай бұрын

​@@karrynlflax5387I just that they did!!

It’s good to hear that the Law Enforcement was so willing and grateful to have your help. May Annie’s family have the peace and love to help them through this process.

@docgiggles130

2 жыл бұрын

Word is getting out about AWP. A quick call to will let the local Law Enforcement know they are trustworthy. Most LE don't have the equipment AWP has, and it only costs them a little time to work together. Everyone has the same goal. Answer the questions about a missing person and hopefully help bring them home

So glad Miss Annie is home. Once again you've done an outstanding job. Thanks to the Police Department for working alongside AWP and being open and receptive to the help.

@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage

2 жыл бұрын

@@crazydoglady5 I don't think it's rare. I think all have been blamed for a few bad apples. But I do understand what you mean. Thank you

@lanapeterzon9055

2 жыл бұрын

@@crazydoglady5 It seems there is a glimmer of hope, as the mission of AWP grows, that the forces don't immediately get their backs up and become defensive.

@justthefacts8783

2 жыл бұрын

@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStageActually if you have watched some of the other episodes there are indeed some departments that are defensive and push AWP aside once the vehicle is located. This Chief was extremely professional and definitely put the community's interests first over any ego.

@canehdiansteve3455

2 жыл бұрын

@@justthefacts8783 Some have been, but most are at the very least cooperative and accepting of the help.

In the course of 30 minutes Miss Annie became everyone’s Miss Annie. Thanks for taking on all these cases, everyone of these people was special to someone, and through your passion and drive they’ve become special to us too.

@dancinginthepsychward6381

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@kimguest5957

4 ай бұрын

Amen to that my friend

I used to live in the apartments right behind hers I'm so happy you all found her.

What a nice police officer. His affection for his community is obvious.

I’ve seen some negative things about AWP and it’s normal for people to say things that are jealous or whatever, but you guys are bringing people home. Their is something to be said for that and I personally thank Jared and his team mates for doing that for families that are suffering with the not knowing!! You guys are wonderful people and may god shine his love down upon all of you and your own loved ones!!! Thank you again AWP!!!!

@kenthetalkingpen2518

2 жыл бұрын

America stands for many good things and AWP is one of them........

@danewoods4712

2 жыл бұрын

What sort of negative things are said? I can’t for the life of me on what people could say. These guys bring closure to families that have searched for answers, it truly warms my heart to see people get closure, but also hurts the heart at the same time for the reality of their loved one that is gone. The work these guys do is tremendous And if they get a little bread on the side, fine by me! Life is not free. They deserve it All that best.

@dalestpirerre2756

2 жыл бұрын

@@danewoods4712 I have seen some of the negative things that have been said to Jared and others working with him. I am not going to repeat any of it. But they are out there.

@Tastykake83

2 жыл бұрын

@@danewoods4712 i havent seen any negativity at all. Not one bit. 🖤

@bodeandigs

2 жыл бұрын

I'm one of those who said negative things about AWP. I thought they were playing the drama card and taking advantage of peoples emotions and plight. How ever they have rectified that. I like the new format. What all of these people do is amazing, not only for the selflessness but the answers for families, freinds and communties who were and still are effected by a missing person. AWP gives hope, and also influences people not in their circle to do more and be active in search. Jared and Team you all are incredible human beings.

When people say angels walk among us I believe with my whole heart all of you at AWP and Chaos divers are a few of them. Thank you so much for everything you do for the families and communities. Godspeed guys.

@myralawson4543

2 жыл бұрын

Amen!!!

@daleenbarnard2225

Жыл бұрын

Angels in search boats and dresses in scuba gear

@priestess1987

Жыл бұрын

No they're not

I'm surprised that you haven't been offered a TV show that covers the work you do. Real Reality TV unscripted that is extremely gripping and heart wrenching. You guys are Angels for these families!

@carollindsey4864

2 жыл бұрын

They have been offered a show, but they feel they might lose control of the focus, how interactions are done, etc.

@fatesdragon

2 жыл бұрын

They have but there are more negatives than positives. It would be edited too much and be done for publicity vs them doing it from their hearts. It could cause them to lose more time because shooting a whole season would take so long it could potentially keep them from having the chance to find more people than they would if they were with a TV show. It would just make it less authentic.

@preesi1403

2 жыл бұрын

Please no.

@KingKafei

2 жыл бұрын

When I said this I meant letting them keep all creative control over it as well, I don't want any TV producer's ruining it by trying to stage stuff and call the shots and refilm scenes and such.

@jasras5003

2 жыл бұрын

Lots of red tape to go through when production companies and investors become involved. Though I would love for this to be a Netflix series one day. It deserves to be seen by more people.

Jared and the team winning over the hearts and minds of law enforcement one town at a time. You can actually hear the emotion in the voice of the chief in the end of the video. This isn't a game to AWP it's not a race to see if they find someone first, it's about pooling resources and working together to bring closure to these families.

@placidpond

2 жыл бұрын

The experience AWP brings with the electronics deserves gigantic respect!

@equarg

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, initially law enforcement was a bit cold toward them, but word started spreading that these guys are legit. Heck, police in Florida saw their RV and trailer and gave them a tip that helped find a missing Florida woman. Heck, early on, an officer apologized for being so initially abrasive to them when they came to the scene. He looked up their KZread videos and saw these guys were legit. Takes a man to admit they were wrong.

@downhomesunset

2 жыл бұрын

@@equarg I remember both videos.

I thought the officer was going to cry. Miss Annie was apparently a very loved woman who was respected by her community. My condolences and prayers for her loved ones. I’m hoping this was an accident and God called her home, because it was her time. I really am very touched. She was so loved and missed by her family. I hope this brings an end to some of your suffering.

@aimeemarieholloway7029

2 жыл бұрын

Yes ma'am she truly was😔💚

@McCreatiion

2 жыл бұрын

Big boy was definetly holding back his tears behind those glasses. But as you say it's good to see police being supportive instead of preventing the search as we've seen in other videos. Condolences to the family and thank to everyone involved in this search

@deangelogilliam1879

2 жыл бұрын

I grew up around her and she was the sweetest now I’m 21 this is sad.

@downhomesunset

2 жыл бұрын

@@deangelogilliam1879 Seems like everyone loved and admired Miss Annie.

@nanaof7preciousgrands115

Жыл бұрын

So sad she is no longer among the living but you can tell she eas so very loved. Thank u AWP for another blessing given to another family. 🙏

Every time you guys find a missing person, I cry like I know them! I am so grateful to you guys for doing what you do. Heartbreaking yet relieving. Thanks to you guys and God, she can rest in peace. Ty so much!

@riggs20

2 жыл бұрын

The moment the car comes out of the water always gets to me. 😢

@craigdobis10

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@colleencastellon5429

Жыл бұрын

Me To

@nonee65

Жыл бұрын

@@riggs20 That gets to me too actually. I am not religious, but I always say out loud, "You're home now sister/brother".

@MegaKat

Жыл бұрын

I do, too. I've worked in healthcare for 2 decades, and the only thing worse than someone close to you dying is not having any answers about whether they're alive or dead. When we don't get closure, it keeps the emotional wound open and we just can't grieve properly in order to move on. Mad props to what these guys do. I worked a stint in EMS and there's no way in hell I could do underwater SAR.

This is one of the most respectful investigations I have seen in a while. They were a matter of fact but also kind and understanding of the victim and family members.

You guys are changing lives, changing hearts and changing the world. Not just with the families and friends of the people that have passed on, but with your viewers as well. Thank you guys.

@gregariouswoodworks1270

2 жыл бұрын

This lady and all the others who where lost can finally rest in peace.

Every time you have found a target car underwater, I get chills running down my back. I can only image that in that moment when you realize you found someone, it’s an amazing and humbling feeling, knowing that you will be bringing answers to a family. Keep bringing them home!!! Thank you for bringing Miss Annie home and my deepest condolences to her family and friends.

@NanaReese1963

2 жыл бұрын

I FEEL THE SAME GOOSE BUMPS ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY SAY WE GOT EM #KEEP DIVING #BRING EM HOME!!!

Am I the only one in tears? Oh my....when they say, "We found Miss Annie." God bless these families. And God bless this team. The video and editing just gets better and better also. Great job everyone.

@davegains828

Жыл бұрын

You are not the only one in tears. Men also Cry. I'm 67

I really like to see the local PD work with you guys and utilize you as a asset instead of a competition.

I really can’t say enough about the AWP team as a whole but, I would like to give shout out to the videography. I love the way that everything is captured and done in such a professional way. From the drones, to the sensitive nature of subject matter, even snippets of nature… all captured beautifully. The team documents these critical moments with a delicate touch and conveys them masterfully for us to view.. very well done…

@resarm5007

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Josh Cantu!

@krisnovak8006

Жыл бұрын

The music is very touching as well.

@craigdobis10

Жыл бұрын

Even Josh Cantu stabbed Jared when he needed him most! I cried for days and I don't know any of this people! Innocent until proven guilty! All of Jared dive family did him wrong and not 'guilty" verdict shows they were wrong!

Living in the middle of two old folks homes these Dementia cases really hit home. The amount of times I find people wandering around and gotta lead them back home/inform the old peoples homes is staggering. And they always got a story and are very sure that this story is true, may it be a walk while staying at a hotel in town or having lost their home key. One thing I will say is: If you got dementia patients in the family, give the community an option an identifier on them, best case with contact details on it. After one of the old folks homes has started giving them out, it has become much easier to notice, reach out and resolve the situation.

@foramau

2 жыл бұрын

Please, can anybody explain to me why there are so many cases of those dementia patients have access to the car? I'm talking about especially the cases that AWP took care of

@MKCarol-ms7lg

2 жыл бұрын

@@foramau Older folks often live alone and can seem less demented on just occasional visits from friends or family. They tend to talk about the more distant past making them seem quite sharp mentally. People don't realize they have lost the ability to access their short term memories. While driving they can get disoriented and 'lost' but also reorient pretty quickly and return to their route. Very possibly they don't share these events with anyone. Thus no one knows its time to step in and stop the driving ability.

@teijaflink2226

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe she had early stage dementia where she was mostly fine but then had moments of confusion and disorientation. Not everyone realises that they shouldnt drive, perhaps not even family yet or can't tell no, it can take some time before a doctor takes away a license.

@foramau

2 жыл бұрын

@@lauraa1583 thank you. But what desturbs me is that their relatives say it like they were diagnosed, so it is irresponsible to let them live alone and especially drive! What if they get confused and kill someone by driving to someone's home or something, not the lake

@foramau

2 жыл бұрын

@@MKCarol-ms7lg thank you, that explains a lot!

this Sherrif was incredible! what a humble and amazing person

I remember when she came up missing. I live about 40 miles from there and remember you guys finding her. So happy she was finally found now her family has closure. RIP ms. Annie

I just found your channel earlier this week and have been catching up on all the videos. Thank you for what you do. My son had a "near-fatal" drowning at the age of 23 months old. He was revived that day but suffered from the permanent effects of the lack of oxygen to his brain. He developed epilepsy, cortical blindness and the ability to walk and talk and died 3 years ago (accidental drowning was listed as the cause of death on his death certificate, even after 11.5 years). Drownings are preventable and I appreciate all that you do to raise awareness to others to wear life jackets when on/ near the water. The services that you offer these families are invaluable. My heart goes out to Miss Annie's family. Hopefully with answers and being able to put her to rest will start to heal their hearts. ❤

@sarahmcgregor1630

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry for your loss. Love from New Zealand

@jasonhoward9770

2 жыл бұрын

That is a heartbreaking story to hear our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family we are so sorry for your loss.

@aleesharenea1477

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry for your loss😞

@monedancer9003

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry for your loss.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@CosmicSylveonOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

i am so sorry for your loss, erin. that's why i've talked to my partner about him and i getting the help we need if we ever need it to prevent things like this. i hope now that jared and his team brought miss annie home that they can start the healing process. it really is scary to think that all this time, she was underwater.

I really can't imagine a more worthwhile activity, whether it's being recorded and uploaded to KZread or not. Well done, guys. 👍 You have certainly earned every single one of your 2 million + subscribers, no question.

@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree.

@Scratchingforcash

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree

The worst feeling is not knowing. Good work. Thank you

We, as complete strangers, are always grateful when you're able to find the lost. We're proud of you AWP & Chaos Divers. 👍 May Miss Annie now rest in peace. 🙏🕊️ My sympathy to her family. 💔🙏

@avarren2414

2 жыл бұрын

your one of the good pepole

@byronrivera1764

2 жыл бұрын

Blessings for you , your loving family , and all the guys who work too hard to have Miss Annie lay to rest in dignity and of course peace for her family.

It's incredibly sad to see a life end in such away, least now Miss Annie can be laid to rest and with a peace of knowing her beloved family can finally mourn ...prayers and thoughts are with you AWP you are simply amazing in all that you do

This case is a prime example of how normal everyday people can get involved in the AWP movement by providing information about missing people in your community or state. Simply researching on the internet by a person who knew absolutely nothing of this cold case led to solving this case. You too can get involved with the AWP movement.

The cop represented beautifully. Well done everyone. Always awesome to see AWP providing closure and eliminating sites.

Its so refreshing to see good police officers who aren't interested in anything but finding the lost souls, not who finds them or who is to blame for not finding them or any of that stuff. Much respect for these officers....other LEOs could learn from them.

The license plate confirmations always get me😢 I'm so glad in the end closure was given. RIP to Mrs Annie 😔 I can't imagine how scared she was when she realized what was happening. You guys do great work. Keep it up I appreciate what you guys do.

There’s been so many positive things happening for AWP! The community is growing larger. More people are discovering the great things they do. More divers are getting involved and learning from Jared and his team. More importantly, families of loved ones are learning they have someone on their side to find their loved one. Plus, they keep finding lost loved ones! Miss Annie Lee was very loved and even the police officer knew who she was! My condolences to her family.

I cry every time they find someone. Bringing those family members home just touches my heart. 💜 Thank you guys for doing what you do for these families!

@craigdobis10

Жыл бұрын

And yet they all betrayed Jared when he needed friends! Why???

@craigdobis10

Жыл бұрын

Yet they all betrayed Jared! Why when he needed friends!!!

@klqveri

Жыл бұрын

@@craigdobis10 What are you talking about? Like I’m genuinely asking because you’ve commented this so many times

That officer was top notch!!!!! I am so thankful for his kindness and welcoming of the group who found Miss Annie!!! At the end of the day, there's no room for egos - the only things that matter are bringing the loved ones home & allowing the families to have *some* peace in knowing their loved ones are no longer missing.

Always a good result when a missing person is found. This is the start of getting the answers the family needs. Thank you for what you do, guys, without your efforts many families would never find out what happened to their missing loved ones.

It seems that the family thinks someone did this to her. It was probably an accident due to her dementia. There are so many cases where this happens with dementia. People just get turned around. Either way I pray the family has closure and my prayers are with them. Thanks Adventures with Purpose for all you do!

@downhomesunset

2 жыл бұрын

Feelings of guilt (that don’t need to be felt) are part of the grieving process. DNA tests don’t happen instantaneous like on tv.

@skatebladexx

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too, the family believes someone put her there and they want to know why. It was likely dementia as she must have gotten confused and left. She was wearing a night gown and left her belongings behind. Sometimes it can be hard to accept these tragic accidents, I do hope the family finds peace though 🙏

@downhomesunset

2 жыл бұрын

@@skatebladexx I believe that they will. The whole community is by their side. Also, they have gone so far into the grieving process that it will feel new again……..

@lisacartwright2402

2 жыл бұрын

Dementia is definitely something that should be watched. I'm just glad my grandpa stopped driving when his Dementia gotten worse.

@karen_3

2 жыл бұрын

theres also the possibility that she took her own life in a moment of clarity. still unfortunate but i pray the family heals

Really enjoyed the editing on this one y''all! Great work!

That Law Enforcement Officer is a gentleman. Thanks for finding Miss Annie.

Just seeing her photos with family made me cry. She looked like such a nice woman. RIP Miss Annie and to the family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Thank you AWP team for finding her and bringing her home.

With my dads sundowners Alzheimer’s , he didn’t register his health problems when he’d be in a “state of active illness”. Dad would forget his wallet, shoes, coat n so on. Weirdest thing about the brain with such patients is his mobility would change drastically! He was normally unable to stand or see! But once the brain switched he was like a jackrabbit! Sadly the illness caused not only memory flashbacks but delusions and hallucinations. Elders May not be thinking Ending things… but be seeing another world or event. Once dad was panicking over what he saw was a distressed family in crisis that needed help. The family wasn’t “real” at the moment, but may have been someone he had interacted with in his 90+ years of helping people. So you just can’t assume their thought process as we are grounded in NOW. The elderly aren’t.

@TheBaumcm

2 жыл бұрын

Really good point. I can remember an entire conversation with my grandma about getting cows ready for sale. She had never worked on a farm or had any family with a farm. It wasn’t even a memory. At least the family has resolution and can hopefully learn to live with it moving forward.

@gurleykristin

2 жыл бұрын

Oh dear... God bless you. My Dad has sundowners as well. Its devistating. Your message is spot on, word for word. I am saying a prayer for your Dad now - hang in there. 💕🙏

This team is simply amazing. Full stop. Bless this humble police department as well. RIP MS. ANNIE

I live in Arkansas and it is so good to know you brought someone’s family member home to be properly put to rest❤️❤️

My thoughts and prayers are with Miss Annie’s family and friends! AWP and Chaos divers tyvm for all you do for these families. Y’all are so compassionate and so professional. Josh and Carson, y’all are doing incredible work on these videos!! God bless each of you! Praying for safe travel to your next location! ❤️

Prayers to her family!! Glad y’all were able to give them the first and most important part of the mystery

Thank You to Everyone, including the Towing Company for finding Her. The Officer was VERY POLITE! Thank You Sir.

I have watched many morbid hardcore videos in my time but these videos ALWAYS run straight to my heartstrings. I cry every time when the car comes up. The care and dedication you have for the family and the deceased is unmatched. This is beautiful, yet somber all in one. God bless your work. Keep bringing them home! ❤

Thank you AWP and all the rest of the teams members who helped find Miss Annie, especially doing it in 20° weather. Pooling your resources together for the greater good to find the missing persons to bring closure to the families. This is the reason I support you guys You all ROCK!! 👏👏👏👏👏 My thoughts and prayers go out to Annie Hampton's family and friends. May the family find peace knowing that Annie has come home. ❤🙏

Another family who can now put their loved one to rest. Thanks for what you do guys, truly.

19:30 thank you for asking people to scan with their equipment and for making sure that divers stay safe and warm!

Rest in Peace Miss Annie, my thoughts are with your loving family, thank you to the team for bringing Miss Annie home to her family, love and best wishes from England, U.K. x

Thank you all for all that you do and may God continue to bless you all.

It takes amazing dedication to be looking for someone in the water when the outdoor temp is only 21 degrees. God bless you guys for all your hard work.

Another lovely Police man, caring about Miss Annie’s family and community. Sincere condolences to her family

Another person brought home. Another family that knows what happened. You guys are incredible.

To her family...I highly doubt anybody "did this to her". Miss Annie was not a victim of foul play. She either had an accident, got confused and drove into the water or chose to do this herself. I'm not trying to be rude and my condolences to your family. May she rest in peace

@cynthiadavis7130

2 жыл бұрын

You were rude by what you said.

@firstlastname7437

2 жыл бұрын

@@cynthiadavis7130 I have had family members with dementia and sometimes they get very confused and scared. You never know how they will react in situations. If she was in pain maybe she wanted to spare herself and family any more pain. It is a little twisted to think of killing yourself as sparring others pain because she was so loved by all and people have spent years worrying what happened to her but never the less possibly she believed that or the pain wore her down. Part of my belief is that she left behind her wallet, purse, etc. My father worked in the funeral business and you hear a range of stories about deaths. One thing for sure, each death is unique and it comes for us all.

@HitokiriShaggyTTV

2 жыл бұрын

@@cynthiadavis7130 its never rude to say it straight. They should investigate to be sure there was no foul play involved. Initial signs here all point to either an dementia related accident or suicide.

@deangelabriggs6413

2 жыл бұрын

Because of the purpose of these particular video, you don’t have many details of Ms. Annie, her lifestyle and nothing leading up to her disappearance to make that assumption. What you said was extremely unnecessary and disgusting

@j.scottcaudill7543

2 жыл бұрын

@@cynthiadavis7130 maybe you're just a snowflake

AWP and Chaos Divers you guys do WONDERFUL job giving family answers of missing loved ones and bringing them home. My condolences to Miss Annie’s family may Miss Annie rest in peace.

Rip Ms Annie this group touches my heart every time they find a missing person giving that family the chance to put their loved ones to read keep up the good work AWP

I can only imagine the relief these family feels, you all are a blessing, I can't help but cry though every time you bring a family member home.

I can’t help but cry every time I see a solved case. God bless you AWP ❤️ thank you for continuously bringing families closure.

What a gift, to be able to give so many families relief from their heartache. You guys do great work......RIP Miss Annie 😔

This broke my heart!! She looks so loving and kind! God hold the families hearts and let Justice be served 🙏🏼❤️✝️

My grandpa had Alzheimer's for a decade before he passed. Dementia is truly horrific to go through as a family. I constantly feared he would end up hurt or lost. I pray Mrs. Annie is resting peacefully, pain free, and aware of how many people love her.

oh my goodness the officer getting all choked up got me all choked up!, you can really tell how much this beautiful woman was loved not just by her family but her community, I know this doesn't give them all the answers but it's a start and a very important one at that. Two years of not knowing is just heartbreaking, what you guys do is truly amazing, thank you! both awp and chaos divers, great team work!

You guys are just great. I am orginally from Arkansas, but have lived in Florida for the past 45 yrs and have watched all of your KZread videos at 72 years of age this is the best thing that could have happened to this world. Thanks again.

I have taken care of dementia patients. Depending where they are in the disease, they may have Sundowners syndrome. As the sun goes down, they may see things that aren’t there or walk right into a table. Seeing water is especially difficult because of the reflections on the water. This time of day they are more confused as well. I appreciate all that you guys do to help families. Thank you 😊

@billyhndrsn4542

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, lights in the eyes, glimmering of sun on water triggers a confused state onset. Maybe the vision is impaired already, then lights or bright glimmering triggers a confusion because the eyes are seeing nothing but bright spots instead of clear vision. So much research has got to be done on dementia and the brains processes.

Ah bless them all. What a nice officer. God bless her family. May she rest in peace.

My heart and prayers go out to Miss Annie's family. She sounded like such a lovely lady. So sorry for your loss. Great job AWP! We're so proud of you!

The search for Tammy Goff was one of the great documentaries on television. How many months ago? I'm just now recovering emotionally and able to watch again.

@loonhaunt

2 жыл бұрын

@@bear1245 I caught it at the beginning, so had to wait a week for each episode. I'm telling you. Wrenching.

Everytime you give the air and water temps, I shiver thinking of being in that water, even with thermals and the dry suits!!!! Then coming up and being in the cold wind. You are superheroes in my book!!!👍. Thank you for taking this time and helping Miss Annie's family.💕💕💕

these guys put their heart and sole into these rescues. I cannot fathom the words to describe how much you guys mean to the victims family’s.

RIP Miss Annie 🙏 🤍. You are all the blessing. Much love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

I find myself in absolute tears every episode when a person is found. No, I don't have a personal connection to the deceased, but still, my heart hurts for the friends and family of the ppl found. This is amazing work these volunteers do, God put each of them on this planet to do exactly what they are doing rt now. I jus wanna hug these guys, there are good ppl out there, and there's a handful of GREAT ppl found rt in this video. God Bless each of you and be with you in all ur adventures. Thank you for sharing these stories with us. 💛💙

@katherinebragg9704

2 жыл бұрын

Amen! Well said. I mirror your thoughts!

@Katelyst

2 жыл бұрын

I tear up as well. There was one episode in particular (Thomas Thornton) where I was reminded so much of my own granddad and I broke down crying. I'm beyond grateful for AWP for giving these families the closure they desperately need.

@lisacartwright2402

2 жыл бұрын

I think the first episode I ever saw was with Nathan Allen I believe his name was. It was heart wrenching. And the cop on that episode got all the negative views he deserves.

@lausaunders

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. It's such a worthwhile organization! Having answers is everything and AWP exhausts all avenues to get families answers.

@kheykoop

2 жыл бұрын

I cry for almost every episode. I don't know how these guys don't when they tell the families. This really must tear at their heart even though they are helping so many families

God Bless you, Miss Annie. Thank you, AWP for bringing her home.

great to see a very respectful cop both to the situation and also giving your team space and time to find what you needed to find.

So happy you were able to find Miss Annie for her family. My sincere condolences to her family and friends 💔

The video quality is much improved. It feels like a mini documentary with the underwater cam and drone shots. I also love that the spotlight is shared amongst the team. It makes it more professional.WTG.

Our thoughts and prayers goes out to miss Annie’s family. Thank you guys for finding her and also for finding others families loved ones.

The care, respect and compassion your entire team exudes is overwhelmingly beautiful. What a blessing you are and provide for these families.

When I first started watching these videos, I was so surprised at how many missing people were just simply underwater and not far from home. Thank you adventures with a purpose for what you do.

How can anyone not get chills watching a recovery? AWP, the team, all that you've inspired, my hats off to you once again. Just awesome people, so giving.

You can see the emotion in this officer. RIP Annie. God Bless you and your family. Great job AWP.

You guys are a blessing from God to these families who feel so hopeless, sad, and desperate. You give these families the answers that they so desperately want, need, and deserve. Thank you so much for doing what you guys do and for working so hard to bring closure to the families. You all are so wonderful, kind, selfless, generous, and heroic for the work that you do. Be safe out there, and may God continue to bless you guys.

My deepest condolences to Miss Annie's family and friends! So glad you were able to give them some answers about what happened to her! Giving folks with dementia the freedom to live their lives as independently as possible while ensuring their safety is so difficult--and, as you said, she may have decided she didn't want to continue battling her condition. I went through that with my father and was there with friends who went through it with their loved ones.

You can see in the officer they were talking to how emotional this was for the whole community to find Miss Annie, this has greatly effected a lot of people and they finally get to move on from this chapter and put one of the members of their community to rest. It does sadden me that the family is still looking for someone to blame when it really isnt likely there is anyone to blame at all, we've seen it before that people with dementia can get into these tragic situations so easily.

@downhomesunset

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I was sad to hear that too. Sometimes relatives with loved ones that have these kind of difficulties have a hard time accepting that IT IS NOT THEIR FAULT! So they turn the guilt that they are feeling into anger. Part of the grieving process starts anew when a missing person is found. Bless you Miss Annie.

@ThePizzaLife

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I wasn’t expecting to hear her family say that. This isn’t a case of foul play.

@TriXJester

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThePizzaLife Denial is a stage of grief, I think it will take the autopsy/coroner's report for it to sink in with them that this really was just a tragic accident caused by a deteriorating mental capacity. We've seen it on this channel many times, and I've seen it in my personal life even more. That's why I always push for Dementia/Alzheimer's care facilities instead of Family Care, because these diseases ALWAYS get worse and its hard for families to realize that they arent capable of 24/7 care, there will be slip ups with relatives. Whereas if the patient is in a care facility, the likelihood that the patient could just wander out the front door is very very low.

@TriXJester

2 жыл бұрын

@dd dd Its destroyed my best friend's family. Their father had early dementia caused by a stroke and it's sucked the soul out of the whole family, even now a few years after he's passed they still haven't recovered from the strain of taking care of him for over a decade. Even with 3 people constantly with him there were incidents. One particular time when I was driving back into town with another friend, I found their father wandering down the side of one of the busiest roads we have that has a large number of blind turns. How he wasnt killed before I drove by I dont know but luckily I found him and was able to get him in the car and take him home. The front door had been unlocked because someone had forgotten to relock it after getting the mail. So, yeah...I strongly advise for treatment facilities to people that have to deal with this horrific disease.

This was such a sad case. How was she even allowed to drive with her health issues and the dementia? It reminds me of Dedrick Smith here in my hometown. AWP, if I had the money I'd give your organization a million dollars. You deserve more than that for all that you do.

You guys are bringing people home. Amazing work. What a calling to have! 💞

AWP and Chaos divers are the most underrated channel's on this platform. Great work boys keep it up!!!!

Very good job by everyone to bring Miss Annie home. Dementia can be a tricky thing and one never really knows what they are thinking. I sadly believe , with evidence seen in the video, Annie quite possibly took her own life as to not be a burden on her loved ones. I have seen it with my own relatives. Glad Annie has been found and hope the family can heal. Thanks for everything Chaos Divers / AWP .

@AnitaSouthall

2 жыл бұрын

Curious as to why a known dementia case still had access to a vehicle. That's a learning curve for all families to get professional assessment and support for those who are suffering from this.

@pilsplease7561

2 жыл бұрын

-If I start to get dementia when I am old as I have been told by doctors I have a higher risk of it genetically when I get older I would shoot myself rather than go through it and die from it. Not worth living if you are basically a vegetable and burden on people and can't enjoy life.

@HitokiriShaggyTTV

2 жыл бұрын

@@pilsplease7561 I certainly respect your choice and decision if you ever unfortunately have to deal with that circumstance. But once the time to end comes it might not be so straight forward of a decision as you make it sound.

@reginaromsey

2 жыл бұрын

@@pilsplease7561 please do not shoot yourself! I understand and feel with you that life slowly descending into the dark isn’t my choice. A gunshot can go wrong and even if it doesn’t the horrible cleanup for family and first responders is terribly traumatic. Been there, seen that. If drowning was Miss Annie’s choice it was a short, gentle one.

@downhomesunset

2 жыл бұрын

@@reginaromsey I live in Canada where we have dying with dignity laws. All over the world they are becoming more common.

Every time I watch your page, I cry. You fellas are doing an amazing job, helping families find their loved one. God bless you!