the most important part of the story, Elizabeth smart’s little sister gave the full description of the kidnapper and provided the sketch, then months later out of nowhere she told her family and police his name was emmmanuel, and they wouldn’t believe her. The nerve of the shameles police department to take credit after the fact.

@cuccicucci4480

Жыл бұрын

Everyone jumped on the bandwagon later. Mr. Smart was his worst enemy at the beginning causing LE to go in the wrong direction. He even wrote a fake ransom letter to himself. I still don't know what he was doing.

@bakenator7420

Жыл бұрын

Honestly whoever gets the credit for that matters not. The most important thing is she was found and be given her life back.

@Zaners82123

Жыл бұрын

I don't think it wasn't they didn't believe her I think it was that she wasn't really sure and just remembered the voice at first

@funkycacahuete2933

Жыл бұрын

It reminds me of another case where a 6 year old was abducted and left for dead and gave the police a very accurate sketch and even said his name was denis. They didn’t use that information and like 20 years later with dna evidence they got the guy. Dennis

@vanagurl2387

Жыл бұрын

@@funkycacahuete2933 this case was also on this channel she couldn’t talk tough as he had cut her throat so badly she couldn’t talk so she had wrote everything down from memory but like you said they didn’t look into until s new police officer came into play 18 years later they found him but he later killed himself

“You don’t have the right to question why this little girl didn’t run away” That’s very true and well put.

@marciayoung1094

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's funny how people who aren't going through it can sit back and judge. Like Casey out of California she wasn't found until she was over 18 and had two daughters living in the backyard of her kidnapper none of us could ever understand the fear and torture these people go through and the mind games that they play on their victims.

@kyuuchat

Жыл бұрын

@@marciayoung1094 She was kidnapped at 11 and found at 29. When she was rescued, her daughters were already 15 and 12 years old, having spent their whole lives in isolation with Jaycee. She taught them everything that she knew since they weren't allowed to go to public school. There were over 60 instances in which police could have discovered her or her daughters years earlier but instead they never checked the shed where they were held, even outright ignoring a call from a neighbor stating that they saw he had two young girls in his backyard despite KNOWING he was a sex offender already on parole. That case is truly one of which the police failed her. Over and over again. And the legal system is going to fail her again, as Jaycee's captor is eligible for parole in 12 years, despite previously not going to ever be eligible. Her family was incredibly proactive in trying to find her, but the police were just grossly incompetent.

@burly636

Жыл бұрын

Little Girl, that is why. She was scared.

@sandraressel2262

Жыл бұрын

Even when grown-ups are in a domestic violence situation, they don’t leave their abuser because of power and control and FEAR! Once a person ha# physical control over you, they run the show-now imagine this is a CHILD! It’s a miracle when one does survive and Jaycee and Elizabeth are those rare miracles. We have a child-sex trafficking epidemic in this world right now-the devil is running the show, folks!😢

@Dr.Zohoor

6 ай бұрын

True

You want to hear something outrageous? Some people were outraged by John Walsh jokingly suggesting putting explosives in child offenders rear end and detonating them if they harmed a child again. I, for one, think that is a great idea. Some people also were outraged by the bill he lobbied for that created the sex-offender registry. The people who were so outraged by these things raise the redest of red flags for me.

@jakoclown4175

Жыл бұрын

Sounds good to me!!! I say wrap some fire crackers around their weenie and watch the fun begin

@392racer

Жыл бұрын

I agree with both John and you!!! I was a victim at 11. I was FURIOUS when they released my serial molester/rapist after 27 years of his 199 year sentence for "good behavior". I didn't escape the damage for my good behavior and there were no children for him to victimize in prison. I thank God every day that He took him out before I got the chance. No person who harms a child should be allowed to breathe after conviction.

@rogerszmodis

Жыл бұрын

@firstname lastname if you can’t see the problem with that it’s not even worth explaining it to you. I bet you voted trump twice.

@annabelle3510

Жыл бұрын

@@rogerszmodis considering the state of today's U.S. (and who runs it) better being that than a woke, Biden voting progressive like you.

@moonbeamstry5321

Жыл бұрын

@@rogerszmodis oh wonderful, a CP apologist has entered the chat. If you can't see the problem with assuming people's political affiliations based on so little then it's not worth explaining to you 🙄

"She's 14 years old. You don't have the right to question why she didn't run away!" SO POWERFUL AND TRUE! *Especially since adults end up in the same exact situations and they don't just run away.

I remember Adam and his dad on the news when it happened. John Walsh is deserving of the Medal of Honor for his courage and life’s work.

@Simsimmer2000

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't he have one yet? 😲

John Walsh is one of the best humanitarians in America, he never quit & has helped many stay strong He should be honored

@12345shushi

Жыл бұрын

Him and Noreen Gosch

@lindaopperthauser2284

Жыл бұрын

I think so too. A life is a terrible thing to waste or lose😢

@ingloriousbetch4302

Жыл бұрын

look into what he's "allegedly" done to his own daughter

@dragonIady

Жыл бұрын

He is an American hero!

@CarlosRodriguez-ie5wk

Жыл бұрын

#JLR #MGL #MeghanWalcsh

She said “thou sayest”? She’s a savage. I would just be destroyed. This is touching.

I never knew that he lost a child till seeing this! The strength he has for turning his pain into something so crucial (America's Most Wanted) and how he continues to bring awareness... I teared up with him when he said "I couldn't bring Adam home but we finally brought one home." 😭

@briilissette

Жыл бұрын

That's what got him started in advocating for missing children and getting the victims justice as well as get the criminals apprehended.

@Faramallera

11 ай бұрын

The most famous case in the US. I'm baffled that you didn't know 😯

@therealwilfreddierkes9980

9 ай бұрын

@@HTFWSFWWEYeah, that man has been to hell and back. He is an incredible human being.

@therealwilfreddierkes9980

9 ай бұрын

Yep. In the early 80’s, the missing kids on the milk cartons, was because of him. Him and his wife also set up a small crew of people who started the center of missing and exploited children. Every week for years, In with the junk mail, there was always a small envelope shaped piece of paper with a missing child. Then he went onto tv, and kicked asz there. He is my superhero.

@missmicheleeexo2269

9 ай бұрын

@@Faramallera I knew who he was and I knew of the son's missing case but I didn't put two and two together until I saw this. I beg to differ that this is the "most famous case in America" but you're entitled to your opinion.

John Walsh turned unbearable pain into triumph. He’s a hero.

@oldsoul8134

Жыл бұрын

You should look up John Walsh’s daughter Jennifer Walsh testimony John is a BAD MAN !

@edgardaniels1402

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!! I don’t think I would be able to do that!! I wouldn’t be able to move forward at all!

@ingloriousbetch4302

Жыл бұрын

his daughter would likely disagree

@edgardaniels1402

Жыл бұрын

@@ingloriousbetch4302 What an eye opener!! Holy shit? I’m seeing a lot of videos but what were the main allegations that John made that got her kids taken away?

@ingloriousbetch4302

Жыл бұрын

@Edgar Daniels claims she's insane is the main one I heard.

I have always wanted to meet John Walsh. I admire him so much. He took an unimaginable nightmare and turned it into a quest for missing children everywhere. That, to me, is so honorable. Thank you sir for all you do.

@Ruizfamilia140

5 ай бұрын

You may want to research john and see he ain’t who you all think

The opening footage of otis laughing triggers rage in me. How a person could do something this bad and laugh about it and compare it to drinking coffee and stuff.

John Walsh is an absolute hero. He suffered the absolute worst thing any human being can go through and used to it help other families and save other children. It’s awe inspiring.

Referring to people as bugs & to think of Adam screaming in sheer terror & pain. I hope that bastard never knows a moment's peace for the rest of eternity

@pigtailsandteddybears

Жыл бұрын

I know! I literally gasped out loud with that. What a monster.

@GoldRangerFanGirl35

Жыл бұрын

@@pigtailsandteddybears Otis Toole was NOT Adam Walsh’s killer. But I have looked into this case & seen interviews with 2 men who saw the real killer abducting Adam & 1 of the men even confronted the guy. That was who was actually witnessed taking Adam was none other then Jeffrey Dahmer. I wish the authorities would have followed up with the 2 men that actually saw Dahmer abducting Adam & I also so wish the authorities would have looked more closely at Dahmer.

@traciejessup2299

Жыл бұрын

@@GoldRangerFanGirl35 are you serious? Dahmer...was he even old enough back then? Why didn't he say anything. He was interviewed several times and never 1 time mentioned Adam. I know it wasn't otis...

@mollybrolly4717

Жыл бұрын

@@GoldRangerFanGirl35 doubt it WAS him...age DOESN'T even add Up!!...

@bustedbusto2803

Жыл бұрын

@@GoldRangerFanGirl35 Well said Shelli!...And to add to the Dahmer theory regarding his age in '81, he was 21 years old. He lived not too far from the Hollywood Mall in FL, approximately from Spring-Fall of that year. He was discharged from the military while stationed in Germany and chose to go to a warm sunny climate...Florida.

I was a year old when the abduction of Adam Walsh happened. That story really got to my parents and they never let me out of their sight. My heart breaks for John Walsh still to this day.

@ginaharden2111

Жыл бұрын

...water coming from eyes mid video..

@AlexAndra-iy5zu

Жыл бұрын

Baby Adam did not die in vain. Mr Walsh did many great things to help save some of our children. Parents stopped using babysitters. Parents now use nanny cams. We as parents are more alert than ever before. Yes I see the good and I see the bad. Adam Walsh did not die in vain.

@AlexAndra-iy5zu

Жыл бұрын

Wow! As I was typing the word vain Mr. Walsh said the word vain. 😲

@yellowmoon4564

Жыл бұрын

I just cant understand how someone can do that and get away with it......Police need to do a better job!!

@user-cf6vn7gx3n

10 ай бұрын

My dad was so paranoid about us getting kidnapped. They never let us out of their sight. We wore matching garish shirts (even by 90s standards) to Disney so we’d be seen in a crowd. He even rigged house alarms on belts that could only be disarmed by a key he carried for a Disney vacation. He’s the greatest dad and he was absolutely traumatized seeing what Matt Walsh went through. Mr. Walsh is one of my biggest personal heroes of all time. He saw evil, stood in its face, and fought back to save children. God bless him.

WOW! I never knew what a large part John Walsh played in finding Elizabeth Smart. What an amazing man who rose above his own tragedy to help others! 🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗

@NikkiNoo86

Жыл бұрын

He did not it’s bs

@IndyandJazmin

Жыл бұрын

I don't believe that there's anyone in America who has made more money off the death of a child, than john walsh, and what makes it seem even worse is that it is his own child. Now every time we see good old johnny boy on tv, we count the seconds it takes for him to bring up his dead son, and, without fail, it never takes all that long, smh.

@juanitarichards1074

Жыл бұрын

@@IndyandJazmin He has to bring up his son because the whole world knows what happened to him and keep asking him questions, making him relive the trauma. And it's precisely because of his experience as the parent of a missing murdered child that he is able to help other parents, to give them hope, to comfort them......to help find their children, or at least find their killers. He lost everything and went broke when his son was abducted. The new business he had just started collapsed.....he lost his house......and he nearly lost his mind. What a shallow small minded person you are, with no self awareness nor awareness or understanding of others. Shame on you! Get a life....

@HooLeePhucingSheet

Жыл бұрын

@@IndyandJazmin I'm sorry? His sons MURDER helped solved MANY cases. Wtf are you and your bf talking about? Psychos.

@pippa3150

Жыл бұрын

@indy what ignorant things to say. That man has helped find and rescue countless children by bringing awareness to the cause. His son was beheaded for chrissake. He has every right to still be talking about it.

he turned his own pain into a mission to help other children, and having him honoring his son in this mission is such a healing process, and having his case solved was the biggest milestone

Code Adam is what a retail store says over the loudspeaker if a child goes missing. Front doors are to be automatically locked until child is found.

My two children went to the grocery store with me when they were young as everyone does, they were 4 and 3, I always put them in the cart with me, when checking out I got my children out and they were hanging on to the front of the cart as the bag boy bagged up the groceries...as I paid they hung on the the cart, and they saw the little hand toy machines 3 feet away from me, so I gave them both a quarter and glanced away a few seconds as I paid. Next thing I know there is a man holding my daughters hand and walking out the front door, thank god back then they automatic doors weren't working and I screamed and ran to my children and sweep up my daughter and son holding on to me, the man walked quickly to a car and quickly drove away before anyone could stop him.....it only takes a few seconds!

@cmbsr4851

Жыл бұрын

Really does. I have no memory of an incident my mom says she drove up involving me, another 5 yr old (boy) and his big brother who was I think almost a teen? I dont even know because I dont remember, but my mom said she got home from work and as she pulled into our drive way, she saw the teen about to close the garage door and I believe one of us, the little ones, had their pants pulled down. In broad daylight. It pisses me off that I dont remember what happened and that they lived next to us until I was moved to another home. I always felt weird around them, and especially their dad. I was about 12 and I caught him wacking his mole while watching their other neighbors kids. NOTHING happened to him and Im convinced that small town is just disgusting

@princesabonita79

Жыл бұрын

i dont even have children but is just absolutely terrifying.

@Dunika

Жыл бұрын

My sister got lost at a flea market. She was three and the typical quiet kid that wouldn’t leave my mother side even if asked to. She was holding on my mums skirt while she looked at some items when she suddenly stopped feeling the pull so she turned and she was gone (flea markets are super packed in my city, to the point people move as a mass) Luckily there were police officers there and they all started looking for her right away. My sister was relatively easy to spot because she was blond with green eyes in a country with mostly dark haired people. They found her shortly after with a woman that was exiting the market. She first claimed she was a relative, and when confronted she said that she found the lost kid and just wanted to take her to her home and then she was going to call the police. The fleamarket had policemen almost in every corner and even had their own post at the market, so going home to call the police made no sense. Just a minute more (or a less recognizable child) and my sister would have been out of the market and god knows where.

@EllenCPickle

Жыл бұрын

@@Dunika It happens so easily. I was not the mom that made my kids hug people or kiss people. When my students parents tell their children to hug me, I always so no, ask them if they would like, if they say no its ok…we have to teach our kids its ok to say no to grown ups . I am happy they caught the woman. now days its so much worse. its ok for children to be impolite to strangers!

@unicornglitterfart5201

Жыл бұрын

This is why my children had backpack leashes when they were little. I took a lot of shit for it and got the side eye plenty of times but I didn't care. As a child who was almost abducted at the age of 4, I decided getting my children to adulthood safely was more important than letting them be free range in public. So far, so good. They are currently tucked into their warm beds, knowing it won't be long before they get up for their nightly midnight snack with their Papaw that they ALL think I don't know about 🤣

Poor Kid! But John Walsh turned into a true hero!

@rachelosiria7865

Жыл бұрын

Similar to what happened with Tim Miller, founder of Equusearch. His daughter was tragically murdered and now he helps find Missing people.🙏💖 John and Tim are both inspirations to me. I can only hope I never know their pain.😥

@rainpunk

Жыл бұрын

@@rachelosiria7865 I'll take a look, thank you so much!

@adamburdt8794

Жыл бұрын

One cpuld argue that this is what brought him into his true calling. It was like he was made for it and never wpuld have found it (or helped solve those other crimes) without the tragedy

When he said he just wanted his ashes, to bury that little boy and was told no, it was state evidence in a capital murder....my heart broke.. 💔😢

And ppl told me, you sheltered your children, I KEPT MY CHILDREN GLUED TO ME AT ALL TIMES!, NEVER LET THEM OUT OF YOUR SIGHT, YOU ARENT EVEN SAFE IN YOUR OWN HOME

@392racer

Жыл бұрын

this is me. And I'll gladly wear orange if someone hurts mine! ❤️

I was 6 , a miami native at the time of Adams disappearance.I remember this story as it were yesterday. I remember crying as a little girl watching my parents break down looking at the evening news. 41 years later , it is still a vivid memory. may little Adam R.I.P. thank you Mr. Walsh for your determination .

I stood next to Elizabeth Smart at a farmer’s market. I saw her picture when I was a kid and felt like she would meet her family again! I prayed for her too.

Elizabeth has become a lovely woman, and victim advocate. John Walsh is a legend.

I watch John a lot and I admire this man and his entire family for everything that they stand for and everything they do to help others.

How a daughter father lost his son, but became the father/second father of all the kids he has saved, or honoured by capturing these freaks. Love the strength he found to help others ♥️

I'm so proud of Elizabeth smart.. she really is a true survivor. I watch her on crime watch daily and the life she has made for herself is inspirational.

@392racer

Жыл бұрын

she's truly victim turned victorious ♡

@unicornprincess8896

Жыл бұрын

@@392racer yes she is 🖤

@pigtailsandteddybears

Жыл бұрын

She is one hell of a strong woman. I would never have made it.

@unicornprincess8896

Жыл бұрын

@@pigtailsandteddybears same here 🖤

John couldn't get his son's remains back until they found the killer? Horrible. 😢

@jennifersweet8081

Жыл бұрын

Hmmmm, isn't that interesting 🤔 What does that actually tell you??? 🐑 baaa baaa, says the sheep...

@jennifersweet8081

Жыл бұрын

Hmmmm, isn't that interesting 🤔 What does that actually tell you??? 🐑 baaa baaa, says the sheep...

@yvonnewilson2242

Жыл бұрын

@@jennifersweet8081 What does your comment even mean? That the Walsh's were sheep?

@user-xz1ro5up2s

Жыл бұрын

@@jennifersweet8081 ,what?, what do you mean? Just thought it's sad he couldn't get his son's remains back when requested. You sound insulting ,but why? Ba,ba, sheep? Explain what you truly mean. Your not making any sense. What? Can't answer?

@user-xz1ro5up2s

Жыл бұрын

@@yvonnewilson2242,right. What's her problem,,?

I was about Mary Katherine's age when Elizabeth went missing, but I'll always remember Code Adam because my mom was retail worker and even we were shopping, she would stop everything and search and told us to look too. Once I was nearly a Code Adam because I got separated from my mom, but I went to a Walmart employee and got help because a teacher's aide trained us on what to do if we got lost in a Walmart (it was her part time job).

@tammylewis8556

Жыл бұрын

My cousin and her husband took their 3 year old to Disney. He has attention disorders so they kept the wrist leash on him the entire day. They came to a slide and unleashed his wrist, watched him climb the slide and ran around to get him and he had already vanished. The park immediately locked down that section and found him. He had just wandered off looking for his parents.

@bun04y

10 ай бұрын

I was in the toy dept at Walmart with my daughter when they announced a Code Adam. I saw the little girl that they were looking for. I walked over and said "they're looking for you." With tears in her eyes the little girl said "I know, they do this all the time." I helped the girl find an employee who took over from there.

I was fairly young when she went missing. My family always watched America's Most Wanted but I didn't know how instrumental he was in finding her. I've always admired his dedication. I do even more now, after watching this.

This really hurts to watch. The Walsh family has been friends with mine for a very, very long time, we're all from the same town. I remember being told Adam was taken, I was around 10 years old. It was awful. John is a great man who has helped so many people. Oh, and Unseen, the bed music is too fucking loud. Annoyingly loud. Cut that shit out.

@392racer

Жыл бұрын

Yes. And the music-too stressful for it to be so loud you're straining to hear the words.

@boganshazz821

Жыл бұрын

Why is his daughter so estranged from him? She is very bitter toward him.

@HerMajesty1

Жыл бұрын

@@boganshazz821 because she knows that he is involved with the finders. Nothing is as it seems

@regzzuse280

Жыл бұрын

Then tell John to take a second thought about the things detective Matthews fed him with in 2006. and finally get in contact with a guy called Willis Morgan.

@ediesaffron3593

Жыл бұрын

@@HerMajesty1 wait whaaaat?! I had no idea he had connections with the finders 😳 looks like I’ll be going down a rabbit hole tonight!!

So they don't give remains back until killer is caught? So then what do they do with all these remains? Do they just have a building full of remains from unsolved crimes? That's horrible, those poor people need to be layed to rest. I mean I understand holding remains for evidence purposes, but jeez there has to come a time where these poor people get peace

@GoldRangerFanGirl35

Жыл бұрын

@Branden Jones sadly no they let the killer go even though they knew he was lying & the man they let go was Jeffrey Dahmer. They knew Dahmer was lying when they let him go & I wish they would have kept him in custody

These dramatic stories, highlighting the best - and worst - of humanity, are riveting.

"But there is one case he couldnt solve..." made me cry 😔😔😔😔😔 He was such a strong man God bless you

I have so much respect and admiration for John Walsh.

@kmdn1

Жыл бұрын

I had no idea of John Walsh's backstory... About him losing his son. Truly, the most incredible people in the world are those who have every reason to give up and crumble and wither away and die or to turn and lash out on the world but instead they somehow miraculously muster up the strength inside them and make a decision to do good for humanity even though you think you can't possibly bear it.

@imlistening1137

Жыл бұрын

@@kmdn1 very well said…

Adam Walsh was my age and he was with me my whole childhood. I didn't have parents like his. Not even close. I wish this man peace.

@BrandyH-eh9up

Жыл бұрын

I was the same age as amber haggerman, lived close by too. That scarred me for life.

@jhonjhonjhonson7773

Жыл бұрын

You are not aware that John was behind Adam’s disappearance right, Adam is alive, John also had CPS take his grandkids. He had a CPS connection after CPS gets kids he has people adopt them and sells them, knowing there going to wealthy satanic families or cults...

John Walsh and Elizabeth Smart are two very bright beacons in an often dark world

If kidnapped happen in my country it is death penalty

@sandrabarnhouse672

Жыл бұрын

It should be that here, too!

I love that this channel doesn’t mainly focus on the criminals, but on the victims that made it and prevailed.

John Walsh is a national treasure. God worked through him to help him find his way out of losing his beautiful son while being such an incredible advocate for others missing. Elizabeth Smart survived through God’s strength. Bless the both.

@timebong8366

10 ай бұрын

Idiots that was a sacrifice

I love the point he made about a higher power. "God" or whatever you believe in did NOT take Adam Walsh away from his daddy.😥💔 Like most things, that was someone else's free will.💔😥💔 God gave his father the strength to help find other missing children. To not let him nor his son die in vain. And it was still his free will to choose to do so. 😥😥😥 I hope everybody going through hell tries to use it to do something better in this world.

Bless Adam, he looked just like his daddy.

I love this story! I didn’t realise John had helped with his program in finding Elizabeth. He has turned is unimaginable pain into an honourable quest and I admire him for that. I really admire Elizabeth too because now she speaks to other victims on TV Shows and helps others too. I have so much respect for both of them. ❤️

Adam would be so proud of you. Your an admirable character 🙏💌

i lived in vero beach when adam was taken. it was horrendous how authorities & the media tried to blame his family. they found adam’s head in a canal here & strangely enough the walshes live here now. i went out west & lived in salt lake city, just a few blocks from where elizabeth smart lived & was kidnapped. i had a feeling she was alive and said so to the many cops who patronized our restaurant. they did not think so, and my husband didn’t either. she’s a strong & beautiful woman. i also know the man who was on a mission with brian david mitchell, the one who kidnapped elizabeth. he was exhibiting mental health issues then in his early 20s. so bad, the mormon church had to cut his mission short. and that’s rare. almost all the elders finish their 2 years

I can't watch this as the mother of a little boy. I've never forgotten this child's beautiful face. I feel such utter hatred. Such hatred

@jakoclown4175

Жыл бұрын

Hatred leads to the dark side

@Candlewick14

Жыл бұрын

@@jakoclown4175 righteous anger is holy

@AbsyntheAndTears

Жыл бұрын

I understand. I have a little boy, too and a lot of these stories are way too hard. But the story of John Walsh is very powerful. How much he has helped so many people.

I'm always so impressed by Elizabeth. Her strength, her courage, the way she holds herself with dignity. An inspiration to other survivors and to everyone 💘💘💘

I’m so glad he helped so many other children in the world and never gave up! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽to all of them 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

"Why don't you make a difference? You can do that." And he did. So glad that this person was there that day.

This story brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for doing such a beautiful job sharing it.

Oh wow. The Unseen version of these stories is so powerful. Information I had not heard. And combining it with John Walsh is spectacular.

Beautifully done. Very inspiring.

John Walsh is such a strong amazing person. Their only son… and how he was found is truly traumatizing It’s horrible what happened to all of them… but John has made such a difference when it comes to missing children and how it’s handled and for that we thank you John

Now here's a channel I would like to see it grow!! Well done! Keep it fresh and unique and you'll do good!! Thank you

Thanks for sharing!

God bless John I feel so much pain for Adam's parents so hurtful I can't imagine the pain this family went through...

I never knew the America most wanted host lost his son in that way and in return he helped so many missing child ...God bless that man

I didn’t even remember your channel or was a subscriber , just I don’t hear from you much , I pray you find the time to go forth and make more ! God Bless you your probley a very busy person !

Such a beautful way that both stories were turned into victory. So inspiring!

This broke my heart. I couldn’t imagine going through this with one of my children. Walsh was made for this and has a God given gift for it!

We love you John Walsh. You are an incredible person. May God bless you and all who loved him.

Fantastic Upload. Wasn't aware of John Walsh's backstory.

Walshes wife was known for leaving her son alone. She did the same thing with her daughter after Adam. He wasn't such a good man either, via his daughter. Smart, she became a very strong woman.

I’m a little younger than Elizabeth Smart, but her kidnapping is the first memory I have of that feeling that “this could have happened to me” or “this could have been me or my sister” and it’s because her photo was ALL over the place; more specifically, the school photo of her (at 3:04) had the same backdrop as the one that was used at our school for either spring of fall pictures (I can’t remember which one it was, but it was the one that wasn’t used in our yearbook). But I had seen that backdrop SO MANY times with myself/kids at my school that it felt like she was one of us. It felt so close that it really burned into my child mind that something horrible like this could happen to anyone.

@SabrinaG5

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I remember this.. OMG!! This scared me as a child... It scares me even more as a grandmother knowing that there are disgusting, and horrible people in this world!

My oldest daughter is six my heart bleeds for any parents going through this horror. I can’t imagine, how awful! I am grateful for my child’s safety and it is so stressful that I have to be so hyper vigilant, but my daughters are very worth it! God bless all of you out there missing a child and of course god bless you Elizabeth smart! So glad you survived and thrived!

Many cases is so heartbreaking ( R.I.P. to those who passed, your deeply loved and will NEVER be forgotten. ...some Exciting news! I'm happy for those who were able to get your babies back. Peace to all. 💞

What powerful parents We should all keep that extra eye on someone suspicious and follow your gut instinct 🧐 These two stories makes my heart hurts also Australia 💕 Christina

this case will always be close to my heart. I just cannot imagine all that pain and hurt they've gone & continue to go through. Much love and respect for turning your pain into a mission 🙏🏼 💙

You put a lot of work into your videos , THAY are fantastic ! My only complaint is more LOL , THANK YOU FOR MAKING YOU GREAT VIDEOS , LOVE THE REAL STORY PICTURES AND THE VIDEOS , YOUR GOING TO HAVE THE BEST CHANNEL ON UTUBE , YOUR CHANNELS NUMBERS ARE GOING TO FLY ! Cuz there really really great !

This is amazing. 👏👏👏

I love John Walsh always have. His bravery and motivation is unmatched. I truly believe John went through everything to save others. He is a real hero.

This is why I say that all these monsters who hurt children and hurt people who are at a disadvantage because they are stronger. Need to die and not be given the chance to be let out on the streets to hurt others again and again.

John walsh's story is heartbreaking but what he's created is improving the world by leaps and bounds.

Absolutely heartbreaking 💔

Have you ever looked into the connection between Jeffrey Dahmer and Adam Walsh? I really appreciate your videos. They’re so well edited and tell a story that focus on the victim/survivor not the attacker/murderer.

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Same here, I really hate knowing those psychos are the centre of attention, all these survivors are not only giving people hope, but teaching people what options they have to escape in these situations. I'm sure sickos watch these, but they should never ever underestimate love and the strong human desire to survive, and prayer...I've never seen a channel like this one completely victim focused 😢🥺🙏.

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There’s no way cops in Utah weren’t ready to light up a guy dressed like that if his arm twitched. They could have just asked her point blank right there.

Thank you

Thank you John Walsh, and sorry for your loss. I know your son is proud of you and with you every day in spirit.

Thank you John. I wish I had half the strength you do.

Ur a inspiration thank God ppl like u

It takes a lot to get me choked up... to crocodile tears. John... your story is carved into my heart.

What a fucking incredible, inspiring and genuine medical examiner. To go to the effort to make such a profound impact on a grieving father. What an amazing enlightening individual.

Smh I absolutely LOVE THIS YOUNG WOMAN!!!lol I've never met her, never have talked with her or any such thing lol but who she IS and what she represents smh is just so damn beautiful and strong!! She's such a power house chick I just absolutely love her!!!😊❤️🇺🇲 * my heart aches for Adams father, I wish he'd been able to get his baby boy back. So sad💔🥺

John Wash knows exactly what happened to his son, follow his daughter MEGAN WALSH.

The way those kids were being raised and their values, they should have totally believed the little sister. She had zero reason to lie. Wow ‼️‼️

Love this channel the old footage the best

I hurt for forever over that little boy and the pain his parents has endured, and I didn’t even know these people

I wonder how many little lives that Adam and his family have saved. Talk about tragedy to triumph 💜

These creatures are why Hell exits. Love to all victims .

She saved John Walsh as much as he saved her

How inspiring!

This was so extremely emotional.😢 †

You are amazing never ever sink to evil you are more than that your beautiful son deserves his parent always stay strong

Everyone’s talking about Adam Walsh, and it is such a sad case, they all are. At Walmart where I work we have codes for certain things (like code yellow for violence). Code Adam was put in place for any missing children in the store, nobody’s allowed out of the store, employees walking around everywhere and looking, etc. I never fully knew the case of Adam until I worked there when I told my mom and she explained it to me. I have never had to call it, but it has been called before and anytime it does, my heart just breaks. We did find the child everytime. It’s just sad that we have to have a code when a child goes missing in the store, whether they accidentally walked off from their parents, or someone took them. This world is so cruel.

I hate unsolved murders/missing people - especially kids. I hope all of these crimes are solved one day

*_Never_* let your little child out of your sight when you're out in public.

10:48 sooooo true, in fact, I’m shocked how they even think about such question askinggg someone who is alreadyyy traumatized physically and emotionally

My mother watched Americas most wanted so much that Walsh feels like a family member.

How how can the case for Adam Walsh be closed when his killer has not been found? This should be listed as an open Cold Case