Film Crew Member Runs Into Forest While Filming Unpopular TV Show | Terrence Woods Case Analysis
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I am an old man working at a desk every day and I feel like running off into a damn forest. God speed Terrence.
After two divorces and dead parents I prefer living in the woods. Society has little appeal to me.
An hour reading the latest idiotic BS that the kids have come up with the politicians/medics are enabling under the umbrella of compassion (or fear of being mobbed) are making me wish I I'd never learned to use a web browser.
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Bless you!
A couple of years ago there was a knock at my front door. It was a barefoot man dressed in clothing that had been torn to shreds. He acted very embarrassed as he described himself as a schizophrenic who sometimes thinks people are chasing him. He explained the episode had passed and wondered if I might give him some water and asked if I had only old clothes he could wear for the bus ride home.
I had my trusted doberman with me, so I wasn't worried about the guy. I gave him some pants, old shoes, and a jar of peaches to eat. He was incredibly open about what happened. He told me that he started running in a part of town that was a little more than twenty miles away from my neighborhood. He said he stoled a couple of bikes and rode them until he got into the woods where he'd run through blackberry brambles and all kinds of crap. He'd come out of the woods, steal another bike and crash into the woods and keep running. When the episode was over he had no idea where he was or how far he traveled. It was freaking insane.
Did you call the cops
@@twincherry4958 No. That would have only made everything worse.
He was in shock over how severe this episode had been. He was under a doctor's care. I was pretty sure he was going to seek help on his own.
Did he like the peaches?
@@seka1986 The guy was famished and dying of thirst. He swallowed them from the jar swigging down the juice at the same time.
@@twincherry4958my brother was schizophrenic and unless its a matter of urgency it usually doesn’t end well with the police called in. Unfortunately, the police, in my opinion, usually don’t get enough training on mental illness or neurodivergent people to understand how to deescalate a situation like this vs escalating it. I’m not blaming the police for this, its not their fault they’re not given the knowledge they sorely need. I wish politicians would wake up to the fact that in North America we’re at a tipping point with mental illness and more attention is needed. This problem has been ignored for far too long and covid and fentanyl have made it a perfect storm.
I got lost in the Duke’s forest in Luxembourg. I was walking with friends and they were turning around to head out of the forest when I looked down and saw an area of beautiful moss. I told them to go ahead and I’d be right behind them. The moss was so enchanting, so lush and green and the forest smelled so go. I laid down on the grass looking up at the trees. I heard a found got up. It was a deer. I was blown away. When I moved the deer turned around and walked away and I followed it. I got lost and couldn’t find my way out. Finally I thought, I’ll listen for the sound of cars because a major road ran along the forest. I headed that way. Nothing. I turned around a few times and was truly lost. Finally I decided to just stop and listen. Nothing. I was also near an airport so I listened for the sound of aircraft’s flying in and out. I knew it was further away that the road and it was beginning to get dark. I said a prayer and headed for the shorter route because I knew once darkness fell I’d really be in trouble. I headed towards where I hoped the road was and finally as darkness began to fall I exited on the road. I stood there for awhile being afraid to walk along the road because it was completely dark and I was afraid of being hit. They travel at faster speeds in Europe. Finally a car came along and slowed down. It was my friends. They’d been driving up and down that road I don’t know how many times hoping to see me. They hardly spoke to me because they were so worried and understandably very upset with me. I was lucky.
You're made the right choice by following that road. I'm glad your friends took that way and found you. Could of been really bad for you.
What a magical experience with the moss and deer, though ❤❤❤
My husband and sister-in-law got lost in the woods near Marburg with my dog-in-law for four or five hours 😅. It was a very hot day, but, thankfully, in the woods, it's cooler. The dog found water for himself. In the end, it was funny, because there was no real danger, thankfully. They also had their mobiles (not yet smart-phones, though). My husband is a Computer-Nerd very averse to walking and both are pretty good at organising and knowing their way in the world, so it was kind of absurd. They went into the woods for a time and when they wanted to turn back, there were forks in the paths that they hadn't noticed before when going in the other direction 😬 They went around in the woods for hours and tried different ways to orient(ate) themselves and get out of the woods. They called my brother and me, who had been painting together, to come get them where they finally got out of the woods. My brother was just completely flabbergasted how this could have happened 😅. In the end, since all went well, it was a very strange and cool happening and a bonding experience for my husband and sister-in-law 😃
How do you get lost in Luxembourg? Just walk ten minutes in any direction.
@@ember1794 Dog-in-law? Pathetic, another deluded "normal" person in our nutty times humanizing an animal.
I have a cousin that has schizophrenia. It came on sudden, in her mid 20s. Roughly, the same age of Terrence. She's now in her late 60s, and still under institutional care. There really are no warnings, unless you know what to look for.
It, along with many other mood and/or personality disorders don’t really begin to manifest until mid/late 20s. And you’re right, typically there aren’t signs.
This case reminds me of the disappearance of Mitrice Richardson. She had been behaving erratically online and in a restaurant, she was arrested for not paying for her food. Despite video records of her acting psychotic in the jail, and her mother calling and begging the police not to release her on her own, they did. She wandered off into the wilderness and they didn't find her until almost a year later. She was 24 and clearly having a psychotic break.
@@tripledairwrong. Schizophrenia usually starts from about 16 or 17 to around 22 to 23. Everyone I know including me got it between those ages. Yes it can start later but the majority that get it get it by 23.
Suddenly, not sudden.
@@gregsmith141 The age of onset for schizophrenia is actually different for men and women. While boys/men tend to get it in their late teens to early twenties, women are more likely to get it in their mid twenties to early 30s.
Reminds me of the case of the Lars Mittank case. Where the 20 something German national also randomly ran off from the airport into the woods nearby.
These type of cases are always extremely difficult to understand. You’d think that if it was mental illness then they should find a body?
That’s one of the strangest cases. I still can’t believe he just disappeared like that and nobody has seen him since he ran from the airport. I can’t imagine what his family is still going through.
And they never found him?
It's because they often climb and hide thinking people are after them then die in that tight space (like the woman found in the water tower on a rooftop, another was found a decade later crammed in the chimney of an old house etc).
I think Lars Mittank died there in the woods of Bulgaria and they just didn't find him. He had a recent head injury maybe it was worse than it seemed. He had a good relationship with his mom, he would have reached out to her. Even people who have a mental health crisis can have moments of clarity. It's been 9 years. Disappearing is really tough in today's world where everything is digitized and you need ID to do anything. I feel bad for his mom because his remains could be scattered around the woods in tiny fragments from animals by now. She may never get closure.
@@joan-lisa-smith That chimney case is heartbreaking (if we are thinking of the same one). Teenager who went on a walk and disappeared and then was found half a mile away from his home in an abandoned cabins chimney. Didn’t find him til years later while tearing it down.
The oddest part was his clothes were found neatly folded at the bottom of the chimney and in the actual house. So if he already was in the cabin, why come down the chimney headfirst? And he either froze to death or starved. Idk that bothers me also. It’s like you find a theory but one major thing doesn’t fit.
Poor guy. Im sure his family knew something was wrong with him, but were in denial. He should have never gone to Idaho. All the calls & texts to his dad was a sign of fear & panic
Ah dammit, Idaho again? I swear nothing good happens in my state
pos family trying to say it was racism lol.
I think you are right. My lads keep in contact with me when travelling, but not quite that much.
If the parents didn’t know what to look for, of course they wouldn’t notice the signs. Let’s not assume they purposely ignored symptoms they could’ve easily missed or misunderstood. If he contacted his family regularly, they might not have seen the messages as odd.
Not necessarily true. Schizophrenia just comes on suddenly, his parents may not have noticed any change in his behaviour, it makes you paranoid
A similar situation happened in Arizona with Daniel Robinson, the case is very similar. Mental Illness is real, I think sometimes family members ignore or don't easily see the signs until it's too late.
@deniseelsworth7816 from any culture I would think.
Yes researching Daniel Robinsons case is how I found out about this case, Daniel went missing incredibly close to where I live, I'm about 6 miles straight east of where he disappeared from.
@@TheJohnbjuniornot really my grandma was always open that there was depression and other things in the family and she was born in 1928 depends on how you think
Another thing to keep in mind is that every year the catalog of mental illnesses gets bulkier. Both because new symptoms appear and because the standards of normality change. God knows how many pieces of weird behaviour turn out to be pathological when examined by a specialist.
It’s easy to forget how any sort of change to your brain could result in an entirely different life experience
This was very sad. Sounds like he did have some prodromal symptoms beforehand (like increasing anxiety, evidenced by lying so he could go home soon) and then those symptoms turned into a full-fledged psychotic break. I can only imagine how scared he must have been. My husband experienced sudden onset schizophrenia in his mid-20s, that was precluded with increasing bouts of anxiety and constant rumination of pending doom at his work. This guy was well-educated (masters degree) and well-liked, but had the huge responsibility of being in charge of allocating state funds to homeless shelters and food banks in our state. The stress of his job exacerbated any proclivity he had to mental illness that it was only a matter of time before he “broke” psychotically. Ended up walking barefoot around our city for hours, carrying a Bible-and having no recollection later of doing so. Spent 2 inpatient sessions in a psych ward that helped bring him back to reality with med treatment and talk therapy, but eventually the depression overcame him and he died by suicide. It’s been 25 years and it still haunts me everyday. Terrence’s family will, as well, suffer for the rest of their lives. How heartbreaking for them…
I'm so sorry 😞
I had a friend who was schizophrenic (RIP, friend). There were good days and there were bad days. Needed to be on medication but she didn't like taking them. I know the toll that takes on family and loved ones.
I'm so sorry for your loss, I lost my sister in law to suicide 4 years ago and my cousin last month . Hugs and love to you. ❤️❤️💯💯😘😘
If Terrence was afraid for his life due to a source of paranoia in his mind, then it's logical to presume that those men _couldn't_ catch up with him-- adrenaline literally makes you superhuman for a short time, like a powerup. Probably also scared him even more to have people chasing him, increasing his paranoia.
It really really does. Idk how it pulls strength from nowhere as it does.
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This reminds me of the disappearance of Asha Degree back in 2000, who left her family home and was last seen by locals running into a nearby forest.
Sounds like he was having a psychotic break.
According to a bunch of people who have every reason to lie about the circumstances of this event.
or was doing drugs. but there was no paraphernalia in his bag
// According to a bunch of people....
It never ceases to amaze me that humans come up with bullshit conspiracy theories for every situation.
Ignoring the fact that there is no evidence of foul play, of course, someone will still imagine a complicated conspiracy that doesn't match any available data and is contradicted in multiple places.
@@FeebleAntelope after a while tv radio or even a book does not have the same affect anymore. People go wild with thinking to keep themselves busy.
@@joshuapatrick682touch grass
These mysterious stories fascinate me. I used to work for a fairly large corporate company some years back. We hired a new manager from the UK and after about a month, he simply got on a plane and left. Didn’t take his briefcase or give notice to anyone. They went into his hotel room where he’d been staying and all his stuff was there.
We later found out he’d made back home but it was like he left as a matter of “life or death”.
I believe he had a sudden episode and got lost and perished.
Parents are just looking to place blame.
He was a quiet person so he may not have shared much of what he was feeling.
As with many that vanished like this. I hope one day he is located.
well said.
Not like sharing feelings did anything for anyone .
@@zebralove2840 It may be he had deeper issues or episodes and the crew is trying to protect the parents.
We just see so many situations where something happens to a loved one and families try to place blame elsewhere.
I find it frustrating not being family when someone vanishes.
Especially if people see the person walk away close by.
The kid running through the airport for instance.
@@zebralove2840 Totally possible someone gave him meth to help him work and he freaked out. Construction people are pretty much 90 percent meth heads it seems.
worst. episode. EVER.
Having worked with someone who did something similar, he probably had a hallucination and it was so real to him he ran from the danger.
It is indeed remote, steep country that is also surrounded by three wilderness areas. Having lived in Elk City for a couple years while working as a hydrologist for the Forest Service and familiar with Penman Mine location, you get used to it but quickly learn to think three steps ahead when that remote. No cell coverage in the forest, and cell coverage didn't come to Elk City till around 2016. Not the place you want to have a psychotic break. I feel for the guy.
My name is Terrence and I was born on October 24 th also. I'm not sure if I want to continue watching this video... I think I need my blanky for this one!
I don't understand the [get some fruit] part, I would ask what kind, too. I mean, what's so wrong with Terrence asking that question?
God forbid you make such a monumental decision about which fruit to buy all by yourself.
Just buy any fruit.
@@Flamsterette ..Ya sure, and then hear, why did you buy...
@@ohsweetmystery ..Gods forbid you ever think up an intelligent reply to anything.
Yea that was a headscratcher. Would most people not ask to clarify?
I got lost in the woods once…in a place I had been many times before… I got turned around and didn’t know what direction to go… fortunately I found a road after walking hours in wrong direction … it’s way easier to get lost than a person might think…
I'm honestly a little surprised that Dr. Grande didn't dig **more** into schizophrenia, which Terrance was well within the typical age range to develop.
Does anyone else find how often he messaged and called his father in the middle of the night unusual?
I also found it odd. He was either majorly into routines, or he was experiencing a ton of anxiety.
Or it was just the beginning of him....starting to really crack up. Hard to say. But it's excessive and odd.
No
Only his dad would know if it was unusual.
I did, but I figured it had something to do with the time zone difference and working on set.
My addict parent would call me in the middle of the night all the time when she was in bouts of paranoia from the drugs. If he was having paranoia from some type of mental break, it could have been triggering the late night calls. It's something about the middle of the night that makes them get more scared it seems like.
I just finished shipping a Mexican student home from Canada due to possible prodromal symptoms.
He had similar symptoms described here. He didn't want to return to Mexico and wouldn't tell his family where he lived. I finally got his mom's number off him and set up an intervention.
When it was said he ran, did he run into the forest to relieve himself? Was someone sent after him immediately or when he didn't come back?
There is a danger in these mining districts of airshafts, cave ins and small breaches into mines made by water which are essentially hidden and if someone steps in the wrong place they can fall through and the ground then caves in over them. These would account for someone who would just disappear and a general search wouldn't find them. It would be necessary for men with rods to go through the area probing into the ground to find a possible void and that isn't going to happen. Can the ground swallow someone? Yes it can.
There’s a channel that covers missing411s as “I bet it wasn’t aliens or bigfoot” cases. He talked about a case that could easily have become a missing411, except they found the body. Dude set up camp then vanished. Not a lot of forest, and he hadn’t been there long when he disappeared. Searcher nearly stepped into the same well shaft he did, and his body was found in the water below. You had to be standing right over that hole to see it. Another one just one bone was spotted sticking out from under a boulder that fell on him in a landslide. Years later. You’re right. Mother Nature knows where to hide the bodies. Shudder.
Would definitely explain why he can't be found.
Terrifying thought
@@HeatherHolt It is. It's just awful.
This one makes more sense, really.
An added component could have been the sleepless night previous. All the texts written at odd hours 🤔
We've all been there at work before. Maybe we didn't run out screaming, but we wanted to.
Colloquially speaking sometimes people just "snap" & it's as simple as that. What brought them to that lowly place is a whole separate discussion.
It's called a panic attack or psychotic break, more info is needed. And yes you never know what a person might do!
Families can do way more harm than good when they start making unsubstantiated accusations against people regarding their missing loved ones. It bothers me a lot that this family is muddying the waters by doing exactly that.
It's pretty simple: does the family want this case to go as smooth as possible or not? Then they need to stop accusing people of things that make no sense and are not supported by the evidence. My sympathy essentially dries up at this point.
Media entities that give a voice to families making such reckless accusations are just predatory, in my opinion. There's nothing newsworthy about a family who lets their personal notions eclipse the evidence.
I agree. Arbitrarily blaming a race of people without evidence is vile.
Families are often concerned way too much to protect their own reputation rather than actually telling the truth
If you haven't noticed, media entities foam at the mouth when anything involving race is involved. It'd be embarrassing if it wasn't so harmful to the fabric of society
@@georgeherbertmoonwalkerbush Neither does race-baiting
You're just upset because race was mentioned. But I can see why the family is suspicious when they all come back with torn and bloody clothing and the guy then goes missing.There's no telling whether they pre-planned something beforehand and did something to him. Wouldn't be the first time in America a group of white people did something to a black person and got away with it. It's not even the first case I've heard. Why did the production crew not use their drones to try and locate him. Also asking for 'fruit' is a pretty broad stroke. I would have asked for clarification too. I'm with the family on this one. Something doesn't add up
Can you please look at the recent case of the woman getting of a flight because she thought that a person on the flight wasn't real?
I seen the back story on that ..
Was this the situation regarding the ghosts of flight 401? If so, it’s a very interesting story.
I do believe some can see ghost and stuff but i think this was not that
Mental illness.
Dr. Grande, May you please analyze the scammers in this comment section? Thank you.
FYI - We only speculate here...
@@twincherry4958😂😂
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The production crew had a drone for the shoot. Why didn't they use it to help them find Terrence?
great point
They need to have a thermal imaging camera for that
Perhaps they did, but what good is a drone if a guy is lost....in a forest?
In other words, if the drone is above the tree tops, what good is it? And I imagine navigating a drone _among the_ tree tops is difficult to the point of being impractical.
Drones also have a finite range and my guess is Terrence may not have stopped running until he collapsed; I think he was likely _really_ far away by the time they may have launched the drone, far past the drone's range.
Forests aren't parks with paths and easy passage.
@@oscarleijontoft I would think it would be nearly impossible to see anything moving on the ground because of the tree's leaves. This was a forest, not a suburban park.
My Uncle was completely normal all through high school until graduation
Like a week after that he broke up with his longtime girlfriend. He had been voted most popular. He had tons of friends after that he cut off all of his friends, and he just stop talking a whole lot. He always took care of himself, but one day he started talking to me, and this was years later, and he said that people were knocking on his door at 3 o’clock in the morning and he was hearing things and that people could walk through his walls and he listen to that coast-to-coast all the time, and he believed in all that weird stuff like conspiracy theories that were strange and he was just never the same and then he started getting more and more paranoid and we think he was like never diagnosed, but he was some kind of schizophrenic maybe in one day I woke up, and I got a phone call, saying that he had shot himself and this was after I had been going through a lot of things with him taking him to the doctor the psychiatrist and he would be so normal when he would take that one little 5 mg pill but unless you force fed it to him every day he wouldn’t refill his prescription in one day I didn’t go get it and he lied to me and told me he did and it was in that time. Like two weeks after his last pill, he decided to check out but it does. It comes on fast I mean he was completely normal. When I was a small child completely normal he was the best uncle you could ever ask for and he always was a great uncle, but he just would not share what was in his mind with anybody, but it seem to happen in his early very early adulthood it’s like a switch just flips
Yeah. Sorry about your uncle. Got someone close to me had mental problems. Thought she was gone mentally once. Like never coming back. She was hospitalized and just saying horrible , crazy things. Everything was a big conspiracy that involved everyone. It literally would make the hair on the back of neck stand up the way this person was acting. But after a few days in the hospital the meds kicked in and one day I walked in to her room and she was back. Not fully back. But you could tell things had changed and she got a little better everyday. She still has issues. Still paranoid. But it’s manageable with meds. So far. So hard to watch people we care about struggle. Again sorry for you Uncle. Peace
@@quinnrivera5075 thank you and I’m glad your aunt got better. It is just wild the things that they truly do think. It’s hard to believe like we live way down in Louisiana and our water table is so high that you can’t dig a basement or a cellar because it would fill with water in just a few days and when he took his medicine he understood this but one day poor thing was in his house so upset because he thought all of his neighbors would come home and go into their houses and go through a tunnel and they were all living under his house so they could use his cable and not pay for their own. This was a nice neighborhood if you lived there you could pay your own cable and I would explain this to him but he was convinced he could hear them and they would come up from the floors at night. Well I checked (I already knew) his medicine and he was out so I ran to go get it and I stayed the night with him and he was fine in the morning. Well on his way back to his old self.
The corner (who was the same one that did the case of the girl that her parents let her die on the couch and took such horrible care of her I think Dr. Grande posted that video last week) anyway he’s a really nice man and he talked to me for hours and he told me that just about every person that ends their life that have problems like my uncle. He said its because they don’t want to take their medication. They need to come up with a pump for it or a once a month shot just something.
Sorry to type so much thank you again and I hope you have a great weekend
The fact that they went running after him right away suggests to me they knew something was up with his mental state. It’s such a strange thing to do… I don’t think anyone would react like that unless they already knew something was going on with that person mentally or emotionally. I think he was sick, and it’s pretty obvious the people around him sensed that as well.
Or it could be that they actually were chasing him with ill intent. Might explain why torn and bloodied clothes left behind, as well as why they had difficulty catching up to him. Its surprising the speed and endurance of one who fears for their life.
@@AmpEazy
A large scale conspiracy like that is pretty unlikely. What would the motive be? That would be a lot of people keeping big secrets. Real life isn’t like that.
@@Jen-X333 You're making the assumption that everyone knows what the truth is. All it takes is one or two with a convincing narrative. I personally feel as though foul play is much more likely than a healthy 26 year old guy with excellent work ethics suddenly having a mental break by sprinting down a cliff and into the Idaho woods, never to be seen again.
The fact that this man's family have received no cooperation from any of the production crew members doesn't help their credibility.
@AmpEazy I agree with you. Not many people seem to be asking why he was running away from the crew. Terrence allegedly told his father in his last call (or one of his last calls to him) that the crew were all devil worshippers. Plus, Terrence's belongings had already been gone through when authorities arrived to search his room, and the crew were never really able to give a good reason as to why they did this.
@@rabbitsonjupiter6824 That he thought that the crew were all devil worshipers speaks loudly to his deteriorating and paranoid mental state.
Didn't that Lars guy from Germany do the same thing? The one that hauled ass out of the airport and hopped the fence and no one ever saw him again?
Yes and we had a case in the UK. She just kept walking and eventually died of exhaustion and exposure in a park.
This case has always perplexed me. Thank you for discussing it with all of us.
I had a native friend who once said that getting lost in the forest is the worst way to die. There is a phenomenon called bush panic where you venture into the forest, even one or two yards, and get turned around, then you can't think straight or get your bearings and you just rush off into whatever direction.
I remember a guy who told me about a friend of his who experienced this. He only stopped when he tripped 😲!
I’ve always felt that this young man had some sort of mental break in combination with the wilderness environment. If you’ve ever been out in the vast wilderness…it can be overpowering to the senses.
That's one of the craziest cases out there. Nothing makes sense, lots of red flags.
I'd like to think that Terrence did in fact, find some magical place in the woods. I'm tired of sad, non-magical endings to most everything these days.
Very weird! The disappearance happened in full view of the crew. The only question is why.🤷🏼♀️
I've been diagnosed with chronic depression in a schizoid personality and have been on medication for it foryears. My parents had a family history of serious mental ilness. I managed to form "friendships" with others of my kind. One time back in the early 1970's when I was in my esarly 20's I was over at a friend's house one evening watching TV. Two other friends arrived and came in with their fists balled up and what I perceived as anger on their faces. I thought that a fight was going to ensue. I got very afraid and got up and ran out the front door and down the street as fast as I could and hid under a nearby semi trailer. It was a hot summer night and the mosquitoes were chewing on me so after a while I went back to my friend's place and looked thru the window in the front door where I could see everyone sitting there watching TV. I went back to watching TV with them.😄
One theory I would love to have heard Dr Grande share insight about would be the "call of the void." The feeling, when looking out over a waterfall or cliff to just jump, even though there's no reason to do so. Some have speculated Terrence felt "the call of the void" which led him to run down the cliff. I would love to know how this fits into Theory #4.
Yo Ryan White?
The Imp Of The Perverse, by Edgar Allen Poe.
So the crew misunderstood…it wasn’t the “call TO void” but the “call OF THE void”! 😂
Wouldn’t he have jumped off the cliff instead of climb down it if that was the case? I do like this theory though.
It's admittedly an interesting theory. The only case I'm aware of that might fit it would be the man who ran unexpectedly into the flames during Burning Man several years ago.
If I remember correctly, he actually had no drugs in his system and no one knows why the hell he did it. He just suddenly ran straight into the conflagration and had to be dragged out by security people. He died shortly afterward. There's a pretty haunting picture of his silhouetted frame moments before he enters the flames, running at full speed, being chased by several individuals.
It's a weird case and I've always suspected he might have just felt a similar...."call". Who knows.
I hope he’s alive and is able to reunite with his family (or they at least know he’s ok).
Sounds like he did what a lot of us fantasize about doing: running the hell away from our jobs!
I think he is dead yes i wanne run away yoo sometimes but not ending in dead
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A sad case that has definitely made me sad. Causes aside, I believe his body is in those woods somewhere.
So "fruit" is a pretty broad range. I believe i would have asked for some clarification too. Give the guy a break man.
Yea I don't understand the problem with that question
Yeah I agree.
I guess it all depends on what the craft service table looked like. If there was a variety of fruit (likely), then why was his request for clarification odd?
It was maybe the one thing Terrence did that day that _wasn't_ odd.
Agreed. Expecting Terrance to be a mind-reader was an unreasonable expectation. It almost sounds as if the director was being intentionally difficult to create "justifiable" complaints about Terrance's performance. Sad.
Asking for fruit could have been a passive aggressive insult - maybe there were lots of those types of insults being thrown around. Quiet, nice, gentle people are often the targets of those types of behaviors or their was some type of prank pulled that backfired that involved drones and who knows what else. Idaho has also had it's share of problems with nationalist groups setting up camp there.
@@zebralove2840 I agree with you. I think Terrence was terrified of someone in the crew (maybe more than one person) which would explain why he ran away. Apparently in one of the calls to his dad he said the film crew were devil-worshippers. Plus, they have refused to cooperate with Terrence's family since his disappearence, and they had already gone through Terrence's belongings in his room before authorities arrived to conduct their investigations (and have never given a good reason as to why they did so.)
Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande. I used to know someone who had schizophrenia. It was very interesting....
Just a reminder, I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about what could be happening when the behind the scenes action is more interesting than the reality show---which is always the case.
What are your thoughts on Rudy Farias, the young man who was found after never having been really missing?
Yes, like is he in on it or is he severely traumatized from the loss of his brothers and dad. Because according to the HPD, there is not anything they can charge her with since he is was an adult
@@sigh-ruh based on the word of a man who says he said that, Rudy himself has not told investigators that he was abused so it is hearsay, until Ruby decides to report it to the police which he has not, they can't make an arrest.
Dr. Grande is going to need more than 15 minutes to delve into this one.
Terrence came from an urban area of Maryland, and had prior experience in London. And suddenly he finds himself in the Idaho wilderness. (Toto, we're not in Kansas anymore.) This extreme change of environment was perhaps unsettling enough to send him literally over the edge. And I feel bad for him and his family.
That's what I was thinking , I forgot what it's called , some kind of hysteria where when you're in a foreign place like something you never experienced and your alone you can have a mental break
That why i never go on vacation 😂i have mental prob too and cant sleep without my own bed or in my own country i bin born here and never ever bin some where else so just enjoy my peace at home and do fun stuf here 😆
Great Analysis Dr. G. I agree and I believe the experience of being in such a remote huge wild area added to his mental issues. It’s like a second home for me in the mountains around the US, live near Blue Ridge Mountain area. I’ve seen people have tremendous anxiety problems and other mental health symptoms because it’s their first time in such truly remote untamed areas. It’s truly sad but the internet/social media causes so much more unnecessary collateral damage and puts investigation at risk because of unfounded tips that take up value time. I’m so sad for his parents and understand their feelings because they can’t grieve properly without a body and answers. It’s truly one of the worst places to have a first mental break.
The leading expert on missing persons, David Paulides, has covered this case on his channel Canam Missing Project on YT. It is a 411 Missing Persons case as it has many of the criteria. Would LOVE to hear more of these cases, Gr.Grande. Especially the ones in National Parks. Love to hear your thoughts on the Missing 411 phenomena. Thank you, Dr.
Pretty scary on most of the stories I've listened to.
Paulides is a grifter. This case is a prime example, it shouldn’t meet the criteria because it seems that Terence may have had a mental health problem. Paulides leaves out loads of details in his cases to make them seem more spooky. TH-cam channels The Missing Enigma and Zealous Beast cover supposed Missing 411 cases in much greater detail.
Paulides is fun to listen to, but has excluded facts from his cases that would make them seem less mysterious. With any case he presents that intrigues you, it’s a good idea to research it through other sources.
@@internetperson9121 What specific cases do you believe has excluded facts. Name, date and what did he excluded? Love to hear your opinion.
'leading expert' is ... ah, not particularly accurate? Paulides converts every day missing person cases into sensationalist mysteries for his books. He doesn't help find people.
Did anyone check the torn bloody clothes of the crewmen for DNA???
A man running into the woods in Idaho was not going to end well if the elements didn’t kill him there’s some weird folk living in those neck of the woods who will kill city folk that come knocking.
The Hollywood movies you watch aren't reflective of reality lol.
@@cht2162 i like dem french fried potaters mmm hmmm
I remember this story from missing 411. Didn’t realize he was from my home state. RIP
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Paul Harrell starts all his videos with .....and no you haven't won a prize that's just a scam, as part of his intro.
I report all spam to TH-cam. But of course there's always new ones to replace the old.
I am anxious to hear about the Rudy Farias case as well as the Matthew Nilo case
Poor love. It sounds like he had a break? No mental health history doesn't mean something can't suddenly come on. I wonder where he is ... if he was paranoid, that explains dumping his pack - so he couldn't be traced? Poor kid. This is heartbreaking. Thanks, Dr G.
My first husband was 21 when he had a sudden and unexpected psychotic break. He was convinced that announcements on the subway stations were directed at him, and that agents were looking for him. There had been no noticeable previous signs. His paranoia was extreme and he was eventually diagnosed with Schizophrenia. So Terrence Wood’s’ disappearance doesn’t surprise me.
@@2btpatch I'm so sorry. I hope he's ok and hope things are ok for you both. xxx
I think that this poor youngster had some kind of psychotic break, then met with misfortune. The lack of a history of breakdowns doesn't mean that it couldn't happen. For whatever reason, something triggered a storm. Sad situation.
Some people think everything is about race. The family sounds like they are in denial about Terrance’s obvious slipping mental health. Too bad. 😢
I love how the family blames racism. It must be great when everything is a race issue and a person of color is never responsible for their actions. Couldn’t be his mental health issues. Must be racism.
Good lord.
Justo pensaba eso, porqué sobretodo en Usa, todo gira en torno a eso
Everything and everyone everywhere every time is racism/racist
Clearly he was developing mental health issues, but as far as his family knew he had no history of psychiatric symptoms.
trying to blame the production crew for that in hope of some pay out
I actually felt it coming, before doc even said the word. The R word. Means nothing anymore.
In that part of Idaho there are wolves and bears oh my.
And if I haven't scared you enough that part of Idaho has grizzly bears!
I love how police make specific claims about things they cant possibly know for sure. They can say “theres no evidence of foul play” or “there is no apparent connection between the two disappearances” but to say flat out, this is how it is, thats suspect…they’re suspect..
Yeah. Why did the crew members come back with torn and bloody clothing?
The title is the type of shade dr grande would make 😂😂😂😂
Bigfoot the TV critic! LOL. Thanks for covering this puzzling case, Dr. Grande.
Great video, Dr. Grande! I've been trying to catch up whenever I can.
Had to laugh at all your comments about Big Foot and the imagery they painted! 😂
I listened to all of this and one thing caught my attention so I went back and listen to it again. Why did those who ran after return with blood on their clothes that were toren ? That kind of seems suspicious 🤔
Media industry jobs aren't always rainbow and butterflies. It can be grueling and tedious. There's a lot of bullying and abuse in atmospheres like that too.
this was my thought too. He was the youngest person on that film crew, the crew acknowledged later that they had a cliquey atmosphere and weren't easy on new people. The producer literally yelled at Terrence because he asked for fruit and Terrence said "what kind?" Imagine being 3 hours into the wilderness in Idaho trapped in this situation. The poor guy's brain just broke. I've been there.
Good evening Dr Grande, excellent analysis. As always I learn something new from your videos.
Have a great Friday
A guy I used to know was found by his neighbor lying naked on an unpaved road in the forest. He said he was trying to communicate with ants and also that he had eaten some special mushrooms earlier.
so cringy that the family is saying the crew was racist and thats why he climbed down a cliff and ran into the woods. what a joke
Great title, Dr. Grande!! The greatest shade thrower on the TH-cams 😂😂😂
Another theory. There are often thousands of open holes around mines. Especially in mining country that was used in the 1800s. People's dogs fall in them all the time. You can drop 500 ft. Running through the woods near a mine is it really bad idea
Dr. Grande, as usual, your assessment is insightful and spot on. Well done.
I really enjoy your sense of humor Dr. Grande. Thank you 😂
I’m surprised you left out drugs as a possibility.
Here’s another theory… he took drugs (shrooms) and caused him to have a mental break.
I remember my male friend taking shrooms, sitting in a chair for hours under a blanket, not really saying much, looking nervous and paranoid then literally out of nowhere he sprung up and bolted out of the house. We got into the car and drove along side of him, begging him to stop running, that he risks getting arrested and losing his job.
He ran and ran and ran.. this terrified look on his face. He ran through town, at least 5 miles until the guys in our friend group drove ahead and tackled him, restrained him, put him in the car and drove back to our house.
They had to physically restrain him for hours until the drugs wore off. It was INSANE!!!
The other day I watched true crime video where a young man took shrooms, snapped and killed his parents with a knife!
That’s more likely what happened. Maybe he took something willingly maybe he was dosed by his crew bc they didn’t like him.
I never heard of this before! Thanks Dr Grande.
I find it suss that the production crew immediately ran after Terence when he ran into the woods. Like why? Unless the woods are full of lions and tigers and bears why would everyone's first instinct be to chase Terence? Terence running into the woods to take a leak shouldn't have freaked them out so much. Then they return with torn and bloodied clothes, wtf? Totally not a normal reaction from the production team and I wouldn't write off their involvement in Terence's disappearance.
Further, if someone has a psychotic break or a panic attack, do they have the presence of mind to tell their crew that they're going to take a piss break?
Exactly! So many times when there’s a big group of people like this, one person will be murdered or go missing. Worst case scenario they sacrificed him in a ritual 😬
The context is what matters, particularly how odd Terrence had been acting. Dropping his headset into the dirt is a major red flag. I'm not familiar with the geography, but if he actually just had to piss I'm guessing climbing down a cliff and then literally running superfast into the woods was odd (I'm guessing also a production like that would have porta-potties, but Dr. Grande doesn't specify here.)
Given the circumstances, I would have ran after him too. Unwell people alone in the woods don't fair well. As this case unfortunately shows (it's also worth pointing out that unless someone's about to piss their pants, it's uncommon for anyone _to literally run_ to take a leak; the witness described Terrence as having run absurdly fast.)
Finally, if the torn and bloody clothes were evidence of the crew's complicity....why would they do the cops a favor by handing them over? The crew successfully disposed of Terrence's body in a place it's never been found, but they willingly jeopardized their freedom by providing crucial evidence to the people hunting them?
It's unlikely. If anything, voluntarily handing the torn and bloody clothes suggests they had nothing to do with whatever happened. I think this kid just had a breakdown.
@@nadanalia3000 Why would a bunch of freelancers who don't know (or barely know) each other come together on a remote documentary film set and "ritually kill" anyone...?
It's profoundly unlikely.
@@mcnultyssobercompanion6372 um, dropping his headset onto the dirt is not necessarily a major red flag. He didn't throw it or anything dramatic. We don't know if there was anywhere else for him to put it. A perfectly rational explanation for this behavior is that Terence was busting for a pee (as he advised others in the crew), discarded his headset so it didn't fall off as he ran, or didn't get tangled in overhead foliage in the woods. So much of this story seems curated to paint Terence's run into the woods as unusual and warranting extreme action by others in chasing after him. Even Terence asking "what fruit?" in response to the Production Mgrs request for fruit, has been used as an indicator of his mental health issues whereas to me it's a perfectly valid question. All I know of this investigation is what has been covered in this video but it seems that some totally normal behaviour has been used to demonstrate mental illness perhaps as a red herring. Unintelligible ramblings in his journal might be the result of drugs/alcohol not necessarily mental illness. It all seems too convenient when the real red flag was the chase into the woods which resulted in torn and bloodied clothing. Seriously, were they searching under every bramble bush? This doesn't have to be a conspiracy or group sacrifice, there only need be one offender who has perfect group alibi, the others probs have no idea. It would be interesting to know the psychological profile of some of people of interest but unfortunately everyone else is apparently 100% mentally well, not a sociopath or narc manipulator. No way of knowing, I just think this story seems very curated to reach the desired outcome.
I’m not saying it was aliens…but it was aliens.
And it's never a mannequin. Wait! 😳 This isn't a true crime video. Carry on!
I haven't heard of this sad and odd case. Good analysis, thank you Dr. Grande. ❤
Poor kid. I can't imagine what his family must have gone through and it's still going through. He must have been terrified. 😢
Mid 20s is avg onset age for paranoid schizophrenia.
Strange that they seem to have had experienced drone operators and drones available but didn't think to use them to track the young man - though the area may have been rough (the description of the state of the attempted followers on their return) the drone, since available, should certainly have been tried.
Excellent Dr. Grande!! Very happy to see you cover this case. VERY odd. This one always stuck with me. Just so weird in every way.
Happened a young guy in Florida too. Very sad
@@twincherry4958 Oh geez really?
Interesting video. Thanks alot for the complete layout of what was goin on.
What about the lady who say someone not real on the plane
Never heard of this case, really strange. I just assume that police tried to find him with search dogs.
What a sad story..
I love your channel, I usually don't watch things that has murder or things that would cause me anxiety, however your comments and analysis is quite relaxing. It's just the way you speak, it doesn't give me anxiety at all.
My dad loved exploring mines and took me to a few during some father son trips. I still tell people that mines are the scariest place I’ve ever been in my life. I’m talking abandoned mines that few people ever go to
I'm sorry for your loss
Terrence Woods lived by his name and returned to the woods.
I like how without actually asking u Dr.Grande has this kind of multiple choice format analysis. With one of the causes being this outlandish never being a possibility to ever happen in reality always draws a laugh. Docs videos are Great. Thanks Doc.
it’s so hard to determine if something is truly “the first time,” like him having a panic attack at work or the psychotic symptoms. people may hide prodromal symptoms, others may not notice or chalk it up to other things… someone could be ignoring the symptoms or not understand their symptoms, then a stressful life event happens, and BOOM your anxiety becomes panic attacks and your paranoia becomes a break from reality. mental health awareness is simply not good enough to catch many of these things before they are full blown. stigma plays a part. our lack of understanding the mentally ill takes good people away from this world too soon 💔
I think he secretly hated his job/colleagues and had a sudden anxiety attack, running off without a plan 😢
He may have been spooked by being in the wilderness. A long way from the DC Metro area.
3:52 so why is there not an explanation of the toren clothes with blood?
1.32 Million subs!! Wow! Congrats, Dr. G!
This case is interesting, I really hope he is still with us and can explain everything once home, safe, and well ❤
Also, I watch these videos right before bed, the narrator's voice is so calm and soothing and he makes so much sense, like I'm having a conversation with a good and highly intelligent collegue 😊
‼️People forget that the average person walks 3 miles an hour. So when you get lost in the woods if you're having a mental break or you just keep walking instead of staying where you are, by the time the authorities are informed, and volunteers gathered, and a search party starts looking for you five to six hours later, you're 18 to 20 miles away! Already! And search parties usually never cover more than 12 miles and it takes them DAYS to cover that much. All the while the missing person is getting farther and farther away. So it's really no mystery why people walk into the woods and it seemed to vanish. There's no such thing as Bigfoot, theres no such things as aliens, the chances I'm running into a serial killer out in the middle of nowhere is so extremely low it shouldn't even be considered. He probably died of exposure. Tragic for sure. I wonder if he was intoxicated or has a family history of mental illness?
It's has happened where peeps have survived very similar situations. Short story is they eventually stop running realize they don't know where they are and then the real panic sets in!
By the way I'm a bigfoot.
Ive had another theory since he went missing , , he had to pee, and the hill was much steeper than he thought originally and went running down the hill so fast because he couldn't stop. He ended up much deeper than he intended to go and got turned around and lost and he was never found because he didnt stay put as he should have when u get lost.
Bonjour Docteur! Very strange case indeed. Your analisys is as always so complete , with all possible theories well explaned , its hard to comment or add smthg. I thought about schizoprenia, too, could he heard voices ordering him to do it... 🤯Merci Docteur and bon courage!
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Being a Production Assistant can be completely demoralizing and many people getting into film tv get no where being a PA. Being a PA brands you as a peasant. Directors and writers dont come up the ranks from PA. Its a sad state of affairs. Theres a reason many have mental breaks when they realize they paid for a film/tv degree just to be a peasant.
Maybe the rapture is here. There are so many people just disappearing.
No, there would be no babies or children still here if the rapture happened…