I used to always be annoyed when my mother was so overprotective of me but after seeing enough of cases like these, I understand why now and appreciate it now more than ever.
Oh absolutely! Especially being a mother now myself. My daughter is turning 3 next week and I don't let her out of my sight even for just a second! Kids are fast, and sneaky, and it really only takes literally a second for something to happen. Having my sweet girl go missing or something tragic like that happen to her is my WORST FEAR. I just can't even imagine what the parents of missing children must go thru, and hopefully I'll never have to find out. 💔
Same here. I was never allowed outside alone, or even with my little sister. We were allowed at age 13 to walk to and from places alone, I was extremely cautious. So glad my parents were cautious.
Being too extremely overprotective can be harmful. However teaching kids to be aware of their surroundings is a good idea to teach them to be cautious. Of course there is sex predators who target kids and serial child killers,too. Think of the horror movie Nightmare on Elem Street. Freddy Krueger was child molester, and child serial killer. There are perverted men out there who are sick in the head or just plain evil/wicked. Even some women are like that. Although most likely it's men who commit violent crimes.
What’s scary is how you never think this would happen to you.. when I was 9 years old and I was walking home by myself to my dads house (which I’ve done many times before but always with my brother) a typical white van started creepin behind and I noticed it was following so I turned onto the street adjacent from my dads and hid behind a hedge that lined someone’s pathway. The guy waited there for 10 mins even got outta the van and was looking for me... thank god my mom taught me about stranger danger and to always be aware of your surroundings from such an early age
@@averibell9718 see how would you know that through if its true your right you might have saved your own life I just think if a cars slowly behind you don't mean they are after you at 9 years old as well I just think you got spooked and ran which is understandable x
Averi Bell I’m just glad nothing happened and I totally believe u! When I was growing up I was always out day and night but now things r way different where I’m from :( glad u r safe!
Martin Leon 2high true, but worse than ever so yes, anymore. Things happen these days, one would never hear of 30-40 years ago. Times have changed for the worse, so yes, ANYMORE!
@@dafolker6210 The missing child case that cast a shadow over my own childhood, is almost 50 years ago. The rate hasn't changed much since then, merely the way police treat the cases - 'runaways' were never taken seriously in the first month or so, and by then, the news cycle moves on.
As a mom myself , I not only am super hyper aware with my children when out in public but I’m also super aware of other children as well. I especially keep an eye on anyone strange on the playground (people alone just watching kids for example) . A little girl was actually looking for her Dad one time and I stayed right with her until we found him and her sibling. We’ve got to do better! Keep your eyes peeled folks. Children need to be protected!
a similar situation happened with me on a playground as well. although i’m not a mother i was at the park with my nieces who were about 13, 8, and 2 and a little boy was wndering all through the park crying. the child was about 2 years old and he was walking so far from the park. in that moment i knew that if someone didn’t grab him and safely find his parent/guardian then someone with bad intentions would so i went and got the child and walked all over the park with him asking ppl if they knew his parent or came with him until his guardian was finally found. turns out he had wandered off from a birthday party and got lost but in that moment i knew i had to step up.
@@KhadijahAli-pg9vu I appreciate you thanking me but i was just doing what i felt like i had to do in the moment. hopefully if that ever happened to my child one day someone with good intentions would do the same🤍
That did stuck out to me, but I’m sure it went down differently like they said we will be together, I don’t get why the other kids took off when they saw a creepy man lurking about
I would imagine it was more along the lines of the kids begged mom to let her play, saying they would be ok. I doubt safe was the children's word as kids don't think that way. At any rate, that poor mother feels guilty enough (I've seen her interviews) and guilt trips aren't helping. She did nothing wrong.
One of the most important things is that MAJORITY of the predators actually have a prior relationship to the victim. Stranger danger is true but most assaults are by someone they know.
I was once lost in a hotel when I was 5. I went into the elevator, thinking I would find my parents and a man came in with me. He asked if I was lost and such and I nodded and started crying for some reason. Luckily, he was kind and immediately took me to the front desk where they helped me find my parents. I could’ve easily been taken advantage of or kidnapped in that situation now that I think of it and it’s scary. I was lucky, getting somebody with no intentions of ever hurting or taking me. However, these children weren’t as lucky...
My 4 year old sis bit my hand and took off in a store. I was mad at her so I didnt bother telling my mom until she asked. We scrambled around the store until I spotted her Outside the store standing next to some man. Worse spanking of my career when i got home
The scariest ones are when they take their eyes off them for literally seconds and when they check back they're gone, snatched by some weirdo and never seen again. Could happen to any kid anywhere any time, such a frightening thing.
I was lost in Vegas when I was 5. I walked straight to my hotel room. The hole hotel locked down and my parents were told if I wasn't found in 30 min the chance to find me were very slim. It has never been forgotten.
@@sophiaaraujo8856 I'm glad you were found Las Vegas is huge city to easily get lost especially for a 5 year old and you were very smart at that age to go back to the hotel room. That's quite a story and I'm glad you are safe and still with your family. God bless you for doing what you did at that age.
@@sophiaaraujo8856 God you too. You mind me asking how long ago that happened? I was in Las Vegas in 2005 and it is a very huge city. And it's a very beautiful city too.
If someone took my child, I wouldn’t rest until I found her, even if it killed me. The loss of a child is something no parent should have to go through.
I forgot who but it was a girl from Korea that disappeared. Her parents never gave up looking either, her dad was never willing to give up but he died at old age. Sometimes no matter how hard you may try, you won't find them. Don't berate these parents. A man similarly mocked how he was a real man and would never let his family be harmed. Later on that same week his house was broke into and his wife and daughter were s xualy assaulted. It's good to want to give up on something like this but it is extremely hard, don't act superior thinking you could do better.
Let me see if I heard correctly. Two boys, ages 11 and 13, were allowed by their mother to go back out at midnight??? Call me harsh but I made my son be home before dark till he was 18. And even when it was light, he had to call and let me know where he was. If he was "going to a movie at the mall and someone else's mom was to pick them up and bring them home", darn right, I called that "mom" and verified she was going to pick them up.
Not harsh at all. I was never allowed out late like that until I turned 18 and looking back, I'm glad my mom was strict wit me. Its an ugly world out there
Street lights are on you were late and mom was waiting. Even after we were 18 she always called us when she knew we were out just to check on us or offer a ride. Sick world trust no one when. It comes to your children
@@terrymurdock4409 You know, it was "a rule" that my son never attempted to defy either. I let him have his freedom on his 18th birthday and he said, "there was nothing to do, but John and I stayed out till 2am just because we could!" I told him, "good for you!". Once he did and found out they weren't missing a thing, he was never interested in it again. :)
@@stratsteveo106 It also taught him not to try and pull one over on me cuz if he said such and such or so and so, he KNEW I would be calling so and so's mom to see if such and such was the truth. haha. And I'm glad you understand and appreciate that only PURE LOVE made your mom do what she did.
I don’t think that there could be a greater heartbreak than when you child disappears. I could not imagine what these families go through, primarily in the beginning. I know that things have changed in the way that police respond to missing children, but I could not imagine a greater heartbreak. Or for the police to suspect you of causing their disappearance. My heart goes out to these families.
I love Chocolate I agree with u . when someone passes away u bury them and u get to say ur good byes BUT MISSING it’s something I hope and pray I never go through or wish on anyone. I can’t move on. Just wondering what is happening to ur loved ones. I can’t even imagine the pain.
Exactly..the worst fear of a parent..then being accused by the police..poor policing..that is.. and the news and the public.....to add to that nightmare
It's fair for the police to suspect the parents though to rule everyone out. Sadly not everyone isn't a psycho like you and I. Many parents have been responsible for their child's disappearance/death.
My dad always said if someone is trying to rape you wet yourself or mess yourself. Bite kick scream hit him in the balls. Depends on the perpetrator I guess. I’ve heard of some ho will let you go if you say you’re pregnant or have kids and some who don’t care. Some will let you go if you put up a fight yet some get angrier and more aggressive. You can’t know their motivation.
My mom told me if i was draged by an anknown man i had to hold on to both of the legs making him unable to walk or if they covered my mouth with their hand i was told to bite as hard as i can to their hand and never stop
Before I got a phone I had a watch that could tell time and call ether my mom or my dad, i pressed down on the button if it was to know the time, it was 2 presses and 3 presses I think to call ether my mom or my dad and it had a tracker if it got lost so it’s best for kids to always have a way to contact their parents because that could have been the problem with back then and since kids were allowed to walk alone from school or pretty much anywhere even without a way to contact them
I've never had them either and likely never will, due to my age. But from what I've heard, it can be awesome to have children and it's worth it to risk something like this happening, to have them.
There are lots of reasons to be glad you don't have kids these days.,. I know they can be a joy but I would be a damned wreck worrying about their safety and what this shitass world will be like when they grow up!
When I was a kid in the 90's/00's we were allowed to play out on our estate til it got dark or til tea was ready. There were parents on every street so we weren't totally unsupervised. When we were mid teens we were allowed to get the 50min train into the city with a group of friends. We had freedom and all made it to adulthood. There were rules and we all followed them, because we respected our parents as we felt respected too. One such rule was that we had to be in a group of three or more and never let one of our friends go off alone. Why do I say this? The comments below seem to think parents like we have are bad parents. Which btw is insulting as heck. Don't make such blanket judgements. Countries, regions and cities/towns/villages are all so different. Our village has always been a wonderful place . Please don't judge others when you don't know context or details about the areas and its history these cases are from... For crying out loud these parents feel bad enough without extra hate from judgemental people. You do you. Parent exactly how you want. But, baring extreme circumstances, don't judge how others do it. You can be as careful as you want, these things could happen to anyone.
I agree with you. I am 51 and we were allowed to stay put past dark to play "kick the can" in our neighborhood. Parents never worried about us. In truth, child abductions have decreased but we hear about so many more because of the internet. Thank God ignorance can still seem like bliss for those of us older individuals that survived in a crazy world
I was born in 1965 in a UK seaside town. Back then virtually everyone knew everyone else. All the kids in the street played together. Front and back doors were left unlocked. My Nanna lived with us and would often sit keeping an eye (and supplying squash and the old broken biscuits you could buy in a big box!!) on thirty or more children. Back then there was always someone keeping an eye, a sort of unofficial neighbourhood watch system. Back then we all were taught respect for others or get a clip round the ear. There were no mobile phones, no CCTV, no Bluetooth to track where your kids were. Not everyone even owned a home phone or a television!! However what we did know, who the ‘weirdos’ were in town that we had to stay away from. At eight/nine years of age me and my brother often went to the beach on our own. But we knew the guy who did the deckchairs along the seafront and also all the other beach vendors. We walked home from school at that age alone. A guy tried to take me in his car just six houses down from my own, telling me my brother had an accident and he was to meet me to take me to my parents at hospital. I declined and ran saying my Nanna who was housebound would still be expecting me so she would not be alone too long. He stupidly didn’t realise that I knew who he was. He was actually the new helper in Sunday School at church. It caused a ruckus of disbelief at church, until it went to court. It came out that when the police apprehended him, he had a little boy in the car and had just left a little girl alone in nearby woods after raping her. I always count myself as lucky to escape this pedo who was eventually incarcerated for 23 counts of indecent assault, rape, abduction and child endangerment. He got 25 years, only to reoffend upon release and get another 18 years. No child anywhere is 100% safe from these twisted predators. They are sneaky, wormlike, bide their time and lie in wait for the perfect moment. As a Mum myself, I learnt to develop eyes, ears and instinct in not just one place. Be safe out there.🤷♀️❤️
I'm just judging the parents of the infant in case 2, since I've heard it before and think they totally did something to her. Unfortunately, that's more common than stranger abductions. For the parents who are truly innocent, I agree; we can't imagine that level of stress.
There is nothing heartbreaking about these idiot children going missing never to be found. They were stupid enough to deserve it. This is why I feel absolutely no sympathy for missing children. It's just natural selection at it's finest, just like with the Darwin Awards. The more missing children that are never found, the better for our society. Less stupid people, that's why. Natural selection, baby! #FuckMissingChildren
I can remember 2 incidents from when I was a child that someone tried to get me into their car... the first was an old man who pulled up next to me and offered me something, can’t remember what, and the second was a young guy who stopped his car, got out, and ran towards me... both times I can remember just booking, I lived in a twisty apt. complex and knew every in and out of that place.... I remember hiding in bushes one time for hours... I guess “stranger danger” and the years of playing manuhunt saved my life... I’ve always been so leery of strangers... Thank God... and God bless those that have disappeared, both the children and their families... I can’t even imagine the horror..
I remember there was an older guy who would come by our house, me and my sister had a playground and us as kids well say hi to him back when he will say hi. My dad worked all day and my mom will be in her house. One day me and my sister were swimming in our pool in the back of the house and the guy had the decency to go through our yard and go to the back, my sister and me had our towels all wrapped up on us and we were literally right at the door, He told us he had gifts for us and we should go with him. My little instincts hit me, and I told the man "yea let me get my shoes there inside the house" my sister not on the brighter side said " lets go, come on" and I went inside and tried to pull her with me and she didn't come so I went in there calmly and once I was inside the house I ran upstairs and told my dad what had occurred and my dad got up so freaking fast grabbed a bat and ran downstairs the guy wasn't there anymore and my dad couldn't catch up or didn't find hime near. My sister was ok she was little and was mad I didn't get the presents. But now as I am old im happy they way I reacted because I can not and do not want to imagined what couldve happened.
This is one of the many, many reasons why I could never handle having kids. Not just because I have anxiety disorders and would have a complete meltdown if I couldn't find them in five minutes (happened a lot when I was a kid/teen, because of my asshole brother), or would become sick with stress and worry, but I wouldn't be able to deal with any brush off attitude. If the cops started treating a disappearance of a hypothetical child of mine as a runaway and not treat it with urgency, I would lose my damn mind.
That’s how I would react too, I have adhd so the second I can’t find something I can’t think clearly and I start having a mental breakdown and because of the memory problems that would just make me forget more and this can be over my phone if I’m alone at my house or anywhere were I can’t ask someone to call my phone so I can’t imagine how I would react if I lost my future kids
If I have any kids then the most I would have is 2 but they would have an age gap but more then a 2 year age difference because I would be hard to watch 2 little kids so the older one being a lot older would be good but I wouldn’t be harsh
I’ve seen that the ones called runaway is what they do if the child is a teenager which is messed up cuz not every teenager runs away, if anything a child is the one talking about running away
You have to be so careful with your children. I remember getting separated from my mom in a grocery store when I was 4. I wandered off to go look at the candy or something and got all turned around and couldn't find my mom. A really nice lady saw that I was upset and asked me what my mom looked like so she could help me find her, and she did. But you never know what people's intentions are. That lady's intention was to be kind and helpful, but I could have just as easily come across someone who didn't have such good intentions. Kids can be very naive and trusting. Most kids are taught to listen to and obey adults. That's why it's important to not only keep a careful eye on kids, but to have plans in place. Plans for a meeting place in case of separation in a public place. Plans for who would come and pick them up at school if there's an emergency. And teach them that not all adults have to be obeyed. There are a lot of evil people in the world who prey on children either out of perversion or because kids are easy targets.
Has distressing and depressing this is, how awful for the families and those who have gone missing - thank you for doing this incredible service! Hopefully, with how popular social media is, someone, somewhere might know something.
I always think of the 2 boys from Birmingham UK around Christmas. I was their age & lived not far from them at the time. Always hope this case gets solved.
My mom was almost kidnapped twice when she was young, my sister once and me once. In my moms case, she was smart enough to hide under a car after running thru an alleyway after being asked if she wanted a ride home (the guy chasing her was in a car so he didn't see her under) and the 2nd time she was close enough to her aunt's friends house and they happened to be outside when she managed to run there. In my sisters case, now this one is very interesting, she was young enough to be ridding a big-wheel bike. She was right outside the place they lived (before I was created) when someone tried to grab her. She said that she rode away on her big-wheel and was just outside the guy's reach the whole time all the way home. She said it felt like someone was pushing her because her bike pedals where spinning so fast she wasn't doing it and couldn't even keep up with the pedals. Not to long before this, my mom's brother Johnny had gotten killed. My sister thinks he was pushing her to get her away from the guy chasing her. My mom and sis both tell their stories better than I do. My story is the most lackluster, I was a toddler walking behind my mom going to the store. I guess she had turned around and there was a guy behind us. Not sure if he was about to pick me up or if he was just creepily close with his eyes fixed on me. My mom quickly grabbed me first and that was the end of that. My mom always tells me when I have kids or am with my little nieces to never ever let them walk behind you, even just behind you.
same, me and my sister walked home from school with our dad (since i’m in middle school and it’s her first year of highschool) and he always says to walk in front of him, if something were to happen, as if a dog (or person) was chasing us from behind, he wouldn’t know and we could just disappear in a split second it’s really scary how true that is. one day you’re a kid walking home from school, the next second you could be locked up in someones basement.
How the fuck has it happened that many times? You realize how insane that is rite? Seems like ppl after yr family. Move or look into concealed carry. Or move to a constitutional carry state. It's safe there eryone has guns.
I think it's normal to have less pictures, the more children you have, especially in that day and age. My first child I got professional pictures done every three months for the first four years of her life. Then I did it less often when my second was born. Now with three kids, if it wasn't for digital pictures and camera cell phones I probably wouldn't have many pictures at all of my youngest. She is 12 now and I can only remember three times having her pictures done professionally.
This. There are enormous leather albums with photos of my two older sisters, but that stopped when I rocked up. Didn't help my parents also divorced within a year of that. But there are still loads of photos of me in boxes among the photos of my sisters when we were growing up. You just have to go FIND them. I feel this gets more complicated now that we are in a digital era in a way, I know where to find those boxes if I want to look through photos, but now they often end up spread over multiple devices over many years and it's easier to lose/delete things that may have seemed less important at the time.
@@VegemiteQueen1 i agree i have so many photos of my first 2 kids that was taken with a camera and my last 2 not that many because of loseing phones another phone in water
This, plus another thing, one of the reasons why my mom has more pictures of me than my sister is that when she was a baby, she hated taking pictures, photographers will tell my mom that they couldn't work with my sister. My friend who worked as a photographer said that babies were either the easiest to work with or the hardest bc some babies were afraid of the camera.
Sorry I'm late to the party, just subscribed. I'm genuinely confused as to why you and others are judging when you've never been in that situation. First off, it wasn't her mother receiving the calls, it was her sister. Second, that poor family has the right to try to move on and try to sleep at night, literally and figuratively. Third, it's extremely unlikely that it was actually the missing girl on the phone. If she was being held against her will and managed to get to a phone, she likely would have called for help. Ridiculous.
In that first terrible story: I know it was a clip from a recreation show, but that little girl looking further up the street for her sister was a perfect clip. Captured the chilling moment, excellete selection to give impact for your Scary Mysteries. Again, nice job!!!
I watch these types of videos all of the time and this is the first one I have seen that brought up Mikelle Biggs's disappearance. People I know were close to the family and to this day if we hear about a news story about remains being found, we always hope it will be hers so there can be some closure. I still see posters of her in some areas.
*Missing from Shawnee, Oklahoma. Sandy Rea went missing on September 19, 1984. Someone knows something. If you have any info please contact the Shawnee, Oklahoma police department. Anyone there will know who you're talking about. Let's bring Sandy home.*
There’s always someone that knows something. They are either too scared to say anything, refuse to see what’s blindingly obvious of a person they think they know, and it could not possibly be them. Or...they are one of those stupid people who have the type of brain that cannot process what they saw as something evil and wrong.🤷♀️😡
I'll obviously get crucified for my comment, even though I add this disclaimer: I'm NOT blaming the mother. However, there are lessons to be learned from the Jamie Bulger case. After reading hours of interviews, it turns out that Jamie got away from his mother AT LEAST three times at the Strand mall that day, once when he was found wandering to an escalator. Once is heart stopping. Twice, you'll get reins on that baby, or keep him in your arms. Three or more, that child is going to get hurt or worse.
Why does he has to Exaggerate on his words? Why does he drag out the way he pronounces his words? That’s really the only bone I have to pick with him, other than that the channel is really great.
I’m from Arkansas and the Morgan Nick case has never been far from anyone’s mind that lives in the state. Some of the younger people I talk to consider it a “boogeyman” tale. I’m sad to say I don’t think she’ll ever be found. I couldn’t imagine not knowing where your child is or what happened to them. 😥
I honestly believe that we will one day find out what happened to her. We are getting closer to the TRUTH and ANSWER everyday. Reminds me of Serenity Dennard from South Dakota.
I have 3 sons. I watched them like a hawk. They hated it. They are grown and tell me they now get it. They appreciate that I loved them enough to keep them safe.♡♡♡
It’s awful how sick someone can be to take a child. If I ever saw something like this happening, I would have to risk going to jail or possibly being killed, before I could let someone abduct a child.
When I was young my cousin and I we're playing in our grandmother's backyard. Her backyard is huge with no real trees but maybe one or two and no fence. Well this white truck passed down the side Road next to us and I didn't think anything of it until it came back again. This time slower. I thought it strange so I told my cousin we should play on the porch. And we did and I noticed the truck on the others Road by the other houses next to my grandmother's. And what do you know it came back around this time much slower. I don't really remember the man inside the truck I think he was a white guy but he stopped right next to the house and just stared then he opened his door. I immediately grabbed my cousin's hand and said we're going inside. I don't know who the person was. I don't know if they were sex offender or what. But what I did know is that it gave me a bad feeling. We went inside we didn't even tell our grandmother and we just started playing and kind of forgot about it. But I think about it randomly and wonder what would have happened. It's so terrifying. Back in the 90s we always played on the streets. Nowadays I don't let my niece out of my sight ever when she is with me.
God Bless these kids and family I lost my son at 7yrs old in a terrible accident I know it's not the same butt it never goes away I just couldn't imagine losing a child and not knowing what happened my son would be 19 now
not sure if you have done this already but maybe a video of psychic detectives solving cases then one of them shown to be frauds? really enjoy the channel so far
Jay Shupp It's not scary or depressing at all. In fact, it's actually pretty satisfying to watch. I have no sympathy for missing children whatsoever, as the only reason why they went missing is because they or their families were dumb enough to put them in such a situation. Natural selection at its finest. #FuckMissingChildren
With 7 kids this is scary for me. I feel for everyone in this kids family never to know what happen. Clinging to the smallest hope that they might be alive its haunting
Keep an eye on those 7 or stop at a number you can supervise ..most these parents let their kids go with friends unsupervised that's the real horror here is that the parents whom make the responsible decisions let these kids roam like free range chickens ...I dont understand raising a child to only set them with an insane amount if freedom the moment they become a teen or a older kid..18 is the age that parents should let them go not 9-18 it's insane the stories that are out there and then parents are like idk how this happen ..yes you do..you let your child become an adult and a predator come into play..like the 2 boys on bikes. ..like the teen girls getting drunk with 2 unknown males..if those parents were parenting it would t have happen ..
As a mother myself I cant even imagine what these parents are going through. Every time I took my son out I had him strapped to me. Until he was five. Then on play dates I would volunteer to watch over the kids which most parents was too eager to take advantage of. Even now that my son is 20 he always touches base especially when his plans change. It's a sad fact our kids are never safe.
With the two boys from England I kind of remember the story as I had just turned 11. I know it says the boys weren’t the best behaved but how on earth did their parents think it was ok to let the boys walking around the streets from midnight onwards especially at their ages?! Xxx
I've watched a ton of these videos over the years and they're always unsettling, but #1 on this list hit me kinda hard because I once lived on Merrimack street in New Hampshire for a short while.
I definitely think they'll be coming in the near future. Until then there's many wearable substitutes such as watches, bracelets, keychains. gpsprotectsourkids.com/kid-gps-tracker/
I’m glad you put this video together! People need to see just how it easy is for their child to get taken away from them. Often times people get comfortable with letting their children doing their own thing when there is looney people out there waiting for that opportunity to take advantage. It’s something you MUST be cautious with!
If she is she probably doesn't even know she is abducted. She is being raised by her "mother" maybe someone who couldn't afford adoption and was unable to have kids herself, so she stole a child and is raising sabrina as her own. Seen it happen more than once on crime shows. Usually from hospitals. But If she was abducted for sexual needs or something like that you'd think they would go after a older child...but they didnt they went after the baby...
It's so, so crazy that the parents of those boys willingly allowed them to just wander around in the middle of the night. However I used to spend weekends with certain friends when I was 10-12 years whose mothers let us act the same way. One's mom was barely even home so we were completely unsupervised. I think back on all the times we were walking around in the middle of the night, in neighborhoods that were sketchy even in daylight, and are incredibly lucky nothing ever happened when it so easily could have.
Watch out for all kids period. Keep and eye out always. These poor babies :,( I’ll protect every kid, doesn’t matter if I know then or not. I’ll do my part and help out as best I can. My condolences to every parent and family member and friend or lost someone to the absolute evil that preys on the vulnerable.
When I was little my dad always wanted me to learn how to defend myself ( self defence ) and I always was annoyed at the ''lessons" we had about it. I was soo annoyed! But after watching this I felt so sorry for the parents of these poor children. I'm very grateful for my dad teaching me self defence.
Sad stories. Sadly I think most of these kids are most likely dead. The one that might still be alive is Sabrina Aisenberg. If her parents weren't at all involved, that is. It isn't all that unusual to sleep through an abduction, considering the layout of the house, that it was a baby (easy to keep quiet) and the others being heavy sleepers. Personally, I could probably sleep through WW3.
Elora It's pretty funny to watch. Hell, it's a positive if these idiots are dead. The only why these numbskulls went missing is because they or their families were dumb enough to put them in such a situation. It's called natural selection and I love it. #FuckMissingChildren
I was a child of the 60's..I don't ever recall this issue being an issue..but then again I grew up on an Island in Europe ...a military dependent.and my childhood was a virtual paradise...I wish it could be so for all children....they deserve to be children as long as they can and not have to be forced to face the filth and evil in the world.
I am a victim of an abduction. Was when I was 7. The fear I felt was unimaginable. I was found in his basement after a week and he was arrested. He committed suicide after conviction. I have 3 children. They never ever ever leave my sight
I just LOVE these new short vid series!!! My new favorite to watch now. It really does seem that every single vid/show etc. ...one after another, I've already seen over and over again no matter how many I search through, it never fails. BUT THESE, I love and they're all so interesting and at least 8 out 10 that I watch are brand new to me.
Stuff can happen so easily and when you least expect it. My family and I went to a park for a day of fun. Of the six children I was the one that wandered off and became lost. I was just five in 1968. Anyone could have taken me and no one would have any clue as to where I was. I was lucky enough to have wandered into another family picnic. A large Mexican family and no one spoke English. Language barriers were not an issue. The women surrounded me making sure I was okay and fed me a ton of food and water as they weren't sure when I had eaten last. I saw the men conversing wondering what to do with me. Concern for me was on all of their faces. Luckily a little later two of my brothers stumbled across us while looking for me. I am so grateful for that family that kept a child they did not know safe and unharmed. Yes, there are bad people in the world. And there are good ones too.
Things like this happen more than many people realize. And there are also known family abductions. When I was nine a neighborhood couple asked if I could go along with them for the weekend. My family and I had known them for years and they were good people and so my mother said yes. So I went with them happily. I knew that we were gone longer than a weekend. We had been to Indiana Back through Kentucky to Tennesse, and from Tennesse back to Indiana. I remember laying on the floor of the ladies grandmothers home and the grandfather asking why I was not home with my mother. The couple told the grandfather that my mother did not want me. I believed that because my mother was not a good loving mother. She and I had problems. A few days after that the couple took me to the park near my home and left me there. My mother and my Nana came running through the end of our street to the park with the police. Apparently the couple had taken off with me, my mother had known for over a week and no one said anything until my Nana started questioning where I was. I do not know if the couple was ever caught. The couple did not do anything to me. They actually were very nice to me and I was treated better by them than my own mother. I was One of the lucky children and was not harmed or treated wrong. After that I went to live with my Nana full-time. I have issues with my mother to this day. She allowed them to take me. I don’t believe she told them for a weekend. I think she told them they could keep me as long as they wanted. This was back in the 80s and they had a CB radio in their car and they let me talk to the passing semi‘s the whole time we were driving. Anytime that I was hungry they fed me, anytime I was tired I slept. We were in the car a lot. I do not think that I had a shower during the time I was gone because we were on the road so long. It could have been so much worse though and I know how lucky I am. In some of these cases that I watch on TH-cam, I cannot help but wonder if some of the parents are more involved than they say. Of course no One in their right mind would give their child to a predator. But there are cases where people are not in their right mind, and for whatever reason they do give their children to people like that. I did not mean to change the subject from the children that have been abducted here. I just thought I would state what happened to me and that things like this are more common than people think. I know people think oh well this would never happen to me or my children. Yes it most definitely can And if you are not watching your children as closely as you should, times are way different, and it will eventually happen.
Wow, it's so lucky nothing bad happened & afterward you didn't live with her anymore. Great points about parents being involved in hidden ways. Never really thought of that scenario 💐 where they orchestrate a plan like what happened to you.
I used to always be annoyed when my mother was so overprotective of me but after seeing enough of cases like these, I understand why now and appreciate it now more than ever.
I'm with you all the WAY.
Oh absolutely! Especially being a mother now myself. My daughter is turning 3 next week and I don't let her out of my sight even for just a second! Kids are fast, and sneaky, and it really only takes literally a second for something to happen. Having my sweet girl go missing or something tragic like that happen to her is my WORST FEAR. I just can't even imagine what the parents of missing children must go thru, and hopefully I'll never have to find out. 💔
Yeah same here
Same here. I was never allowed outside alone, or even with my little sister. We were allowed at age 13 to walk to and from places alone, I was extremely cautious. So glad my parents were cautious.
Being too extremely overprotective can be harmful. However teaching kids to be aware of their surroundings is a good idea to teach them to be cautious. Of course there is sex predators who target kids and serial child killers,too.
Think of the horror movie Nightmare on Elem Street. Freddy Krueger was child molester, and child serial killer. There are perverted men out there who are sick in the head or just plain evil/wicked. Even some women are like that. Although most likely it's men who commit violent crimes.
What’s scary is how you never think this would happen to you.. when I was 9 years old and I was walking home by myself to my dads house (which I’ve done many times before but always with my brother) a typical white van started creepin behind and I noticed it was following so I turned onto the street adjacent from my dads and hid behind a hedge that lined someone’s pathway. The guy waited there for 10 mins even got outta the van and was looking for me... thank god my mom taught me about stranger danger and to always be aware of your surroundings from such an early age
Not been funny love but what makes you think he wanted to take you just because a van was parked wtf
Steven lacy no he followed and stalked me as I was walking home
@@averibell9718 see how would you know that through if its true your right you might have saved your own life I just think if a cars slowly behind you don't mean they are after you at 9 years old as well I just think you got spooked and ran which is understandable x
Averi Bell I’m just glad nothing happened and I totally believe u! When I was growing up I was always out day and night but now things r way different where I’m from :( glad u r safe!
Thank you both! It surely was a scary experience!
This is why I am "overprotective" I don't care how old my kids get.
Definitely. I have 3 pre-teens and a 3year old. I don't play with they safty. Glad to be over protecting mother to
@@defentlynothere preach 💯
Same. They will thank me later
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@@lestudio76 🤪
One MUST keep their eyes on their child. There's just too many disgustingly sick people out there anymore.
da folker anymore
Martin Leon 2high true, but worse than ever so yes, anymore. Things happen these days, one would never hear of 30-40 years ago. Times have changed for the worse, so yes, ANYMORE!
@@dafolker6210 The missing child case that cast a shadow over my own childhood, is almost 50 years ago. The rate hasn't changed much since then, merely the way police treat the cases - 'runaways' were never taken seriously in the first month or so, and by then, the news cycle moves on.
da folker u realize what u just said doesn’t make any sense ...
I agree!!!.
As a mom myself , I not only am super hyper aware with my children when out in public but I’m also super aware of other children as well. I especially keep an eye on anyone strange on the playground (people alone just watching kids for example) . A little girl was actually looking for her Dad one time and I stayed right with her until we found him and her sibling. We’ve got to do better! Keep your eyes peeled folks. Children need to be protected!
a similar situation happened with me on a playground as well. although i’m not a mother i was at the park with my nieces who were about 13, 8, and 2 and a little boy was wndering all through the park crying. the child was about 2 years old and he was walking so far from the park. in that moment i knew that if someone didn’t grab him and safely find his parent/guardian then someone with bad intentions would so i went and got the child and walked all over the park with him asking ppl if they knew his parent or came with him until his guardian was finally found. turns out he had wandered off from a birthday party and got lost but in that moment i knew i had to step up.
Thank you!!!❤❤❤
@@lorrbabykayThank you!!!!❤❤❤
@@KhadijahAli-pg9vu I appreciate you thanking me but i was just doing what i felt like i had to do in the moment. hopefully if that ever happened to my child one day someone with good intentions would do the same🤍
My brothers ask me why I still supervise them (even tho they're almost in high school).
This is why. This is why.
Pixie Bubbles I don’t blame you
Boys or girls,it doesn't matter. Either gender at any age can be a victim... WE NEED TO WATCH OUR KIDS!!!@Pixie Bubbles;great job!!!
I had strict parents and I am glad I did. They loved me, yes it was hard at times but they wanted to and kept me safe.
Because your a great parent with COMMON SENSE!!
Pixie Bubbles supervise them how though? Because they will be adults before you know it and that’s gunna get weird and old.
WUUT?! 11 and 13 years old are out around midnight?!
Troow I know! I was like wtf?!
I'm grown and still live at home and I'm still not allowed out past midnight.
@@damek666 Shame on you.
Ikr?!! That's what I was thinking!
@@evac.7762 Shame on the parent. I'm assuming there was only one.
Imagine if you watched one of these and saw a picture of yourself realising you’ve lived a lie what would you do
The plot of the movie abduction 😂
It’s not that strange- a few months of therapy and I was fine. Still can’t go near ice cream trucks, though...
Bo Flynn not funny
Riley Swack omg I love watching these while high as well :))😂
I would kill my fucking Kidnapper
"Coleen was hesitant but the kids assured her it was safe." Ya...don't take advice from small children about what's safe
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That did stuck out to me, but I’m sure it went down differently like they said we will be together, I don’t get why the other kids took off when they saw a creepy man lurking about
I would imagine it was more along the lines of the kids begged mom to let her play, saying they would be ok. I doubt safe was the children's word as kids don't think that way. At any rate, that poor mother feels guilty enough (I've seen her interviews) and guilt trips aren't helping. She did nothing wrong.
@@michelleprieur1 that’s only because she’s not the kidnapper
Lol i was just thinking that !!! 🤔
those kids aren't coming home, so sad to know we live in a wicked world
01Sweet Delight I hate to say it, but they’re dead 😞
@spooky katt TRUTH!!!!! 👏👏
@@iidentifyasyourhighness9294 dont always assume that. Just look at Elisabeth Fritzl and Jaycee Duggard
I agree with you on most. However, I think Sabrina may be alive being raised by people who could not have kids.
@@tiredofit1968 I agree. But in these particular cases I think only Sabrina is alive.
One of the most important things is that MAJORITY of the predators actually have a prior relationship to the victim. Stranger danger is true but most assaults are by someone they know.
So true! They use the child's trust against them.
Nah it's 60 40
Not majority
That’s true!
@@SpannerMannaIf I can't trust your grammar how can I trust what you say lol
WHY would an ice cream truck be rolling around in JANUARY???
Our local ice cream van still goes around even when it's snowing
@@NiaJustNia That's insane!
@@DarknessUnresolved I live in the highlands of Scotland, in the winter it starts getting dark around 2pm, he still drives around lol
@@DarknessUnresolved Personally when I heard knife sharpening vans drive around some places I was horrified. The noise they make is so spooky 😱
@@NiaJustNia yo WHAT? 2pm?
I was once lost in a hotel when I was 5. I went into the elevator, thinking I would find my parents and a man came in with me. He asked if I was lost and such and I nodded and started crying for some reason. Luckily, he was kind and immediately took me to the front desk where they helped me find my parents. I could’ve easily been taken advantage of or kidnapped in that situation now that I think of it and it’s scary. I was lucky, getting somebody with no intentions of ever hurting or taking me. However, these children weren’t as lucky...
I think this kind of situation happens to most children at least once. It happened to me too.
Jimin never told this story to us army , ( Just joking) [ hopefully you are good and never have such scary situation]
My 4 year old sis bit my hand and took off in a store. I was mad at her so I didnt bother telling my mom until she asked. We scrambled around the store until I spotted her Outside the store standing next to some man. Worse spanking of my career when i got home
The scariest ones are when they take their eyes off them for literally seconds and when they check back they're gone, snatched by some weirdo and never seen again. Could happen to any kid anywhere any time, such a frightening thing.
I got lost in a Walmart one time when I was 9 and walked home and it was a huge deal in my town.. never made that mistake again
I did the same when I missed the bus when I was still in elementary school.
I was lost in Vegas when I was 5. I walked straight to my hotel room. The hole hotel locked down and my parents were told if I wasn't found in 30 min the chance to find me were very slim. It has never been forgotten.
@@sophiaaraujo8856 I'm glad you were found Las Vegas is huge city to easily get lost especially for a 5 year old and you were very smart at that age to go back to the hotel room. That's quite a story and I'm glad you are safe and still with your family. God bless you for doing what you did at that age.
@@justincopple8222 thanks. Bless you.
@@sophiaaraujo8856 God you too. You mind me asking how long ago that happened? I was in Las Vegas in 2005 and it is a very huge city. And it's a very beautiful city too.
If someone took my child, I wouldn’t rest until I found her, even if it killed me. The loss of a child is something no parent should have to go through.
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Yep. Like Adam Walsh...he never gave up
My mother would completely agree
I forgot who but it was a girl from Korea that disappeared. Her parents never gave up looking either, her dad was never willing to give up but he died at old age. Sometimes no matter how hard you may try, you won't find them. Don't berate these parents. A man similarly mocked how he was a real man and would never let his family be harmed. Later on that same week his house was broke into and his wife and daughter were s xualy assaulted. It's good to want to give up on something like this but it is extremely hard, don't act superior thinking you could do better.
Let me see if I heard correctly. Two boys, ages 11 and 13, were allowed by their mother to go back out at midnight??? Call me harsh but I made my son be home before dark till he was 18. And even when it was light, he had to call and let me know where he was. If he was "going to a movie at the mall and someone else's mom was to pick them up and bring them home", darn right, I called that "mom" and verified she was going to pick them up.
Not harsh at all. I was never allowed out late like that until I turned 18 and looking back, I'm glad my mom was strict wit me. Its an ugly world out there
My mother made me get in the house by midnight until I was twenty-one. And I did too.
Street lights are on you were late and mom was waiting. Even after we were 18 she always called us when she knew we were out just to check on us or offer a ride. Sick world trust no one when. It comes to your children
@@terrymurdock4409 You know, it was "a rule" that my son never attempted to defy either. I let him have his freedom on his 18th birthday and he said, "there was nothing to do, but John and I stayed out till 2am just because we could!" I told him, "good for you!". Once he did and found out they weren't missing a thing, he was never interested in it again. :)
@@stratsteveo106 It also taught him not to try and pull one over on me cuz if he said such and such or so and so, he KNEW I would be calling so and so's mom to see if such and such was the truth. haha. And I'm glad you understand and appreciate that only PURE LOVE made your mom do what she did.
I don’t think that there could be a greater heartbreak than when you child disappears. I could not imagine what these families go through, primarily in the beginning. I know that things have changed in the way that police respond to missing children, but I could not imagine a greater heartbreak. Or for the police to suspect you of causing their disappearance. My heart goes out to these families.
I agree. Its worse than death.
I love Chocolate I agree with u . when someone passes away u bury them and u get to say ur good byes BUT MISSING it’s something I hope and pray I never go through or wish on anyone. I can’t move on. Just wondering what is happening to ur loved ones. I can’t even imagine the pain.
Not only disappear,they never been found
Exactly..the worst fear of a parent..then being accused by the police..poor policing..that is.. and the news and the public.....to add to that nightmare
It's fair for the police to suspect the parents though to rule everyone out. Sadly not everyone isn't a psycho like you and I. Many parents have been responsible for their child's disappearance/death.
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Teach ur kids how to defend themselves. Teach them street knowledge. Follow ur instincts and keep an eagle eye on ur kids. 🚀❗❗❗
Always be aware of your Surroundings !
My dad always said if someone is trying to rape you wet yourself or mess yourself. Bite kick scream hit him in the balls. Depends on the perpetrator I guess. I’ve heard of some ho will let you go if you say you’re pregnant or have kids and some who don’t care. Some will let you go if you put up a fight yet some get angrier and more aggressive. You can’t know their motivation.
My mom told me if i was draged by an anknown man i had to hold on to both of the legs making him unable to walk or if they covered my mouth with their hand i was told to bite as hard as i can to their hand and never stop
Before I got a phone I had a watch that could tell time and call ether my mom or my dad, i pressed down on the button if it was to know the time, it was 2 presses and 3 presses I think to call ether my mom or my dad and it had a tracker if it got lost so it’s best for kids to always have a way to contact their parents because that could have been the problem with back then and since kids were allowed to walk alone from school or pretty much anywhere even without a way to contact them
All my kids know jujitsu
I’m giving my daughter an extra hug today.
These type of stories are why I am happy I never had children, it's truly scary how children can disappear without a trace. :(
I've never had them either and likely never will, due to my age. But from what I've heard, it can be awesome to have children and it's worth it to risk something like this happening, to have them.
Better off not having kids.
There are lots of reasons to be glad you don't have kids these days.,. I know they can be a joy but I would be a damned wreck worrying about their safety and what this shitass world will be like when they grow up!
At least no-one can take mine,if I did have children,if they were ever stalked,I'd be doing time if I caught up with the perp😕
@@waderaney7 I hear that...I'd be super overprotective.
As a parent, this might be the scariest video you’ve done so far.
@@Junomaster2006 damn son why so edgy
I agree my oldest is 22 my middle one is 19 and my youngest is 14 I'm still overprotective over all of them
i actually agree
Definitely the saddest.
@@Junomaster2006 Get a life🙄🤦🏽♀️🗣
When I was a kid in the 90's/00's we were allowed to play out on our estate til it got dark or til tea was ready. There were parents on every street so we weren't totally unsupervised.
When we were mid teens we were allowed to get the 50min train into the city with a group of friends.
We had freedom and all made it to adulthood.
There were rules and we all followed them, because we respected our parents as we felt respected too. One such rule was that we had to be in a group of three or more and never let one of our friends go off alone.
Why do I say this?
The comments below seem to think parents like we have are bad parents. Which btw is insulting as heck. Don't make such blanket judgements. Countries, regions and cities/towns/villages are all so different. Our village has always been a wonderful place . Please don't judge others when you don't know context or details about the areas and its history these cases are from... For crying out loud these parents feel bad enough without extra hate from judgemental people.
You do you. Parent exactly how you want. But, baring extreme circumstances, don't judge how others do it. You can be as careful as you want, these things could happen to anyone.
@Joanne Martisofski congratulations on having common sense
I agree with you. I am 51 and we were allowed to stay put past dark to play "kick the can" in our neighborhood. Parents never worried about us. In truth, child abductions have decreased but we hear about so many more because of the internet. Thank God ignorance can still seem like bliss for those of us older individuals that survived in a crazy world
I was born in 1965 in a UK seaside town. Back then virtually everyone knew everyone else. All the kids in the street played together. Front and back doors were left unlocked. My Nanna lived with us and would often sit keeping an eye (and supplying squash and the old broken biscuits you could buy in a big box!!) on thirty or more children. Back then there was always someone keeping an eye, a sort of unofficial neighbourhood watch system. Back then we all were taught respect for others or get a clip round the ear. There were no mobile phones, no CCTV, no Bluetooth to track where your kids were. Not everyone even owned a home phone or a television!! However what we did know, who the ‘weirdos’ were in town that we had to stay away from. At eight/nine years of age me and my brother often went to the beach on our own. But we knew the guy who did the deckchairs along the seafront and also all the other beach vendors. We walked home from school at that age alone. A guy tried to take me in his car just six houses down from my own, telling me my brother had an accident and he was to meet me to take me to my parents at hospital. I declined and ran saying my Nanna who was housebound would still be expecting me so she would not be alone too long. He stupidly didn’t realise that I knew who he was. He was actually the new helper in Sunday School at church. It caused a ruckus of disbelief at church, until it went to court. It came out that when the police apprehended him, he had a little boy in the car and had just left a little girl alone in nearby woods after raping her. I always count myself as lucky to escape this pedo who was eventually incarcerated for 23 counts of indecent assault, rape, abduction and child endangerment. He got 25 years, only to reoffend upon release and get another 18 years. No child anywhere is 100% safe from these twisted predators. They are sneaky, wormlike, bide their time and lie in wait for the perfect moment. As a Mum myself, I learnt to develop eyes, ears and instinct in not just one place. Be safe out there.🤷♀️❤️
@@Jjudes9665 omg I am terrified just by reading what happened.. thank god you ran
I'm just judging the parents of the infant in case 2, since I've heard it before and think they totally did something to her. Unfortunately, that's more common than stranger abductions. For the parents who are truly innocent, I agree; we can't imagine that level of stress.
If my son went missing or was hurt I’d go mad and burn the world down
Id feel the same...
I too would go mad and rage against the world.
Same
800,000 go missing in the US every year 😱 terrifying
Super scary world with super scary people.
Ask the elites and the people that run this world where all of the children are!
@@PinkJoy143 exactly
That got me too 😭
I truly think we can blame the Government!
Thanks for covering the UK case not many do
Right?
Really? I've seen that case on several of these types of channels. Don't worry, it's out there.
England
Don't be racist
It's heartbreaking to see these unsolve missing cases, hope the families will get closure.
I'm always looking forward for your videos.
There is nothing heartbreaking about these idiot children going missing never to be found. They were stupid enough to deserve it. This is why I feel absolutely no sympathy for missing children. It's just natural selection at it's finest, just like with the Darwin Awards. The more missing children that are never found, the better for our society. Less stupid people, that's why. Natural selection, baby! #FuckMissingChildren
@@ebenezerstooge1716 Well aren't you just a lovely person? Wonder if people would say the same about you if you were a child that was abducted.
@@MJ-qe8wp In the words of Jacob Seed from Far Cry 5, "Cull the Herd".
The last one really sounds like sex trafficking. So very sad
Sadly. How horrific
I can remember 2 incidents from when I was a child that someone tried to get me into their car... the first was an old man who pulled up next to me and offered me something, can’t remember what, and the second was a young guy who stopped his car, got out, and ran towards me... both times I can remember just booking, I lived in a twisty apt. complex and knew every in and out of that place.... I remember hiding in bushes one time for hours... I guess “stranger danger” and the years of playing manuhunt saved my life... I’ve always been so leery of strangers... Thank God... and God bless those that have disappeared, both the children and their families... I can’t even imagine the horror..
But nobody did anything about that?
I remember there was an older guy who would come by our house, me and my sister had a playground and us as kids well say hi to him back when he will say hi. My dad worked all day and my mom will be in her house. One day me and my sister were swimming in our pool in the back of the house and the guy had the decency to go through our yard and go to the back, my sister and me had our towels all wrapped up on us and we were literally right at the door, He told us he had gifts for us and we should go with him. My little instincts hit me, and I told the man "yea let me get my shoes there inside the house" my sister not on the brighter side said " lets go, come on" and I went inside and tried to pull her with me and she didn't come so I went in there calmly and once I was inside the house I ran upstairs and told my dad what had occurred and my dad got up so freaking fast grabbed a bat and ran downstairs the guy wasn't there anymore and my dad couldn't catch up or didn't find hime near. My sister was ok she was little and was mad I didn't get the presents. But now as I am old im happy they way I reacted because I can not and do not want to imagined what couldve happened.
"Similar looking girls.." is such an understatement. They look so much alike, they could be sisters.
I thought the same thing.
This is one of the many, many reasons why I could never handle having kids. Not just because I have anxiety disorders and would have a complete meltdown if I couldn't find them in five minutes (happened a lot when I was a kid/teen, because of my asshole brother), or would become sick with stress and worry, but I wouldn't be able to deal with any brush off attitude.
If the cops started treating a disappearance of a hypothetical child of mine as a runaway and not treat it with urgency, I would lose my damn mind.
Every parent has a breakdown when they can't see their child, even for a second. It's an indescribable feeling
omg same
That’s how I would react too, I have adhd so the second I can’t find something I can’t think clearly and I start having a mental breakdown and because of the memory problems that would just make me forget more and this can be over my phone if I’m alone at my house or anywhere were I can’t ask someone to call my phone so I can’t imagine how I would react if I lost my future kids
If I have any kids then the most I would have is 2 but they would have an age gap but more then a 2 year age difference because I would be hard to watch 2 little kids so the older one being a lot older would be good but I wouldn’t be harsh
I’ve seen that the ones called runaway is what they do if the child is a teenager which is messed up cuz not every teenager runs away, if anything a child is the one talking about running away
And this is why I'm so overprotective of my kids
Good.. when I have children i will be too this world is scary!!
I don't blame you!
You have to be so careful with your children. I remember getting separated from my mom in a grocery store when I was 4. I wandered off to go look at the candy or something and got all turned around and couldn't find my mom. A really nice lady saw that I was upset and asked me what my mom looked like so she could help me find her, and she did. But you never know what people's intentions are. That lady's intention was to be kind and helpful, but I could have just as easily come across someone who didn't have such good intentions.
Kids can be very naive and trusting. Most kids are taught to listen to and obey adults. That's why it's important to not only keep a careful eye on kids, but to have plans in place. Plans for a meeting place in case of separation in a public place. Plans for who would come and pick them up at school if there's an emergency. And teach them that not all adults have to be obeyed. There are a lot of evil people in the world who prey on children either out of perversion or because kids are easy targets.
my parents gave a me a code word like if I'm in a store by myself and someone says ur dad/mom needs u outside so yea this is very helpful:)!
ALWAYS keep an eye on your children and if they are children, they should NOT be leaving your field of vision. No way.
Dan Zena nooooooo! I get nervous turning my back on my kid picking out produce!
I watch my grandchildren like a hawk for just this reason
Hate to say it but sometimes the people who are paid to protect us from evil are the evil one's my condolences to all the family of these kids
Riley Swack I’m with him. I need full satisfaction.
I can’t imagine the pain of having a child go missing and never finding out what happened to them. The heartache would never stop.
“But the kids assured her it was safe”......really?
Damn girl you are beautiful
Love your channel!! I am a mother of 3. This haunts me!
I have a cat 😭, ik what you mean.
@@daedaethomas47 Cats are like little humans. I understand what you are saying.
Has distressing and depressing this is, how awful for the families and those who have gone missing - thank you for doing this incredible service! Hopefully, with how popular social media is, someone, somewhere might know something.
There a couple of great channels that focus on missing cases, in order to get more exposure for them.
Danelle Hallan and Lordan Arts. Enjoy
Thanks! I will go check them out 🙂
I had a conversation with Coleen Nick some years ago when I was in college....it was very heart breaking.
I always think of the 2 boys from Birmingham UK around Christmas. I was their age & lived not far from them at the time. Always hope this case gets solved.
My mom was almost kidnapped twice when she was young, my sister once and me once. In my moms case, she was smart enough to hide under a car after running thru an alleyway after being asked if she wanted a ride home (the guy chasing her was in a car so he didn't see her under) and the 2nd time she was close enough to her aunt's friends house and they happened to be outside when she managed to run there.
In my sisters case, now this one is very interesting, she was young enough to be ridding a big-wheel bike. She was right outside the place they lived (before I was created) when someone tried to grab her. She said that she rode away on her big-wheel and was just outside the guy's reach the whole time all the way home. She said it felt like someone was pushing her because her bike pedals where spinning so fast she wasn't doing it and couldn't even keep up with the pedals. Not to long before this, my mom's brother Johnny had gotten killed. My sister thinks he was pushing her to get her away from the guy chasing her. My mom and sis both tell their stories better than I do.
My story is the most lackluster, I was a toddler walking behind my mom going to the store. I guess she had turned around and there was a guy behind us. Not sure if he was about to pick me up or if he was just creepily close with his eyes fixed on me. My mom quickly grabbed me first and that was the end of that. My mom always tells me when I have kids or am with my little nieces to never ever let them walk behind you, even just behind you.
FractalFoxet Wow you’re sisters case is indeed interesting.
Move far away Fr that place !
same, me and my sister walked home from school with our dad (since i’m in middle school and it’s her first year of highschool) and he always says to walk in front of him, if something were to happen, as if a dog (or person) was chasing us from behind, he wouldn’t know and we could just disappear in a split second
it’s really scary how true that is. one day you’re a kid walking home from school, the next second you could be locked up in someones basement.
That’s crazy
How the fuck has it happened that many times? You realize how insane that is rite? Seems like ppl after yr family. Move or look into concealed carry. Or move to a constitutional carry state. It's safe there eryone has guns.
I think it's normal to have less pictures, the more children you have, especially in that day and age. My first child I got professional pictures done every three months for the first four years of her life. Then I did it less often when my second was born. Now with three kids, if it wasn't for digital pictures and camera cell phones I probably wouldn't have many pictures at all of my youngest. She is 12 now and I can only remember three times having her pictures done professionally.
This. There are enormous leather albums with photos of my two older sisters, but that stopped when I rocked up. Didn't help my parents also divorced within a year of that. But there are still loads of photos of me in boxes among the photos of my sisters when we were growing up. You just have to go FIND them.
I feel this gets more complicated now that we are in a digital era in a way, I know where to find those boxes if I want to look through photos, but now they often end up spread over multiple devices over many years and it's easier to lose/delete things that may have seemed less important at the time.
@@VegemiteQueen1 i agree i have so many photos of my first 2 kids that was taken with a camera and my last 2 not that many because of loseing phones another phone in water
This, plus another thing, one of the reasons why my mom has more pictures of me than my sister is that when she was a baby, she hated taking pictures, photographers will tell my mom that they couldn't work with my sister. My friend who worked as a photographer said that babies were either the easiest to work with or the hardest bc some babies were afraid of the camera.
The baby was 5 months old. Of course there were less pictures. Idiots. I swear cops look for the easiest answers and don't care if they are wrong.
Agreed. I used to ask my mom if I was adopted because there were SO many pictures of my sister as a baby and not as many of me lmao
Man I couldn't imagine being one of these parents this would consume my whole life
Why, if your childs missing and you're receiving these calls, would you move tf away?????????
Sorry I'm late to the party, just subscribed. I'm genuinely confused as to why you and others are judging when you've never been in that situation. First off, it wasn't her mother receiving the calls, it was her sister. Second, that poor family has the right to try to move on and try to sleep at night, literally and figuratively. Third, it's extremely unlikely that it was actually the missing girl on the phone. If she was being held against her will and managed to get to a phone, she likely would have called for help. Ridiculous.
In that first terrible story: I know it was a clip from a recreation show, but that little girl looking further up the street for her sister was a perfect clip. Captured the chilling moment, excellete selection to give impact for your Scary Mysteries.
Again, nice job!!!
I watch these types of videos all of the time and this is the first one I have seen that brought up Mikelle Biggs's disappearance. People I know were close to the family and to this day if we hear about a news story about remains being found, we always hope it will be hers so there can be some closure. I still see posters of her in some areas.
You really should have close to a million subscribers by now. I love watching your videos. You pick good topics and stories
*Missing from Shawnee, Oklahoma. Sandy Rea went missing on September 19, 1984. Someone knows something. If you have any info please contact the Shawnee, Oklahoma police department. Anyone there will know who you're talking about. Let's bring Sandy home.*
80s Lady year of my birth that’s crazy! That’s 35 years
There’s always someone that knows something. They are either too scared to say anything, refuse to see what’s blindingly obvious of a person they think they know, and it could not possibly be them. Or...they are one of those stupid people who have the type of brain that cannot process what they saw as something evil and wrong.🤷♀️😡
@@Jjudes9665 Someone knows something.
Judith Crisp Yeah especially in small towns.
I'll obviously get crucified for my comment, even though I add this disclaimer: I'm NOT blaming the mother. However, there are lessons to be learned from the Jamie Bulger case. After reading hours of interviews, it turns out that Jamie got away from his mother AT LEAST three times at the Strand mall that day, once when he was found wandering to an escalator. Once is heart stopping. Twice, you'll get reins on that baby, or keep him in your arms. Three or more, that child is going to get hurt or worse.
They should look at that bike again for dna. The kidnapper must have left some traces!
But this doesn't help unless the police have someone to match it to or if the suspect is in the system
Jeeze
The police always does that
Always love watching your vids, and I happily sacrifice sleep to see yet another!
John yeap.
I just got woken by a notification. I'm down with nodding back off to Mr. Mystery. Although the topic is a shame.
Why does he has to Exaggerate on his words? Why does he drag out the way he pronounces his words? That’s really the only bone I have to pick with him, other than that the channel is really great.
As a new father I just don’t know what I would do if my son was stolen.
spooky katt why?
I’m from Arkansas and the Morgan Nick case has never been far from anyone’s mind that lives in the state. Some of the younger people I talk to consider it a “boogeyman” tale. I’m sad to say I don’t think she’ll ever be found. I couldn’t imagine not knowing where your child is or what happened to them. 😥
I honestly believe that we will one day find out what happened to her. We are getting closer to the TRUTH and ANSWER everyday. Reminds me of Serenity Dennard from South Dakota.
parents can never be too overprotective, thank God my mother was
I have 3 sons. I watched them like a hawk. They hated it. They are grown and tell me they now get it. They appreciate that I loved them enough to keep them safe.♡♡♡
It’s awful how sick someone can be to take a child. If I ever saw something like this happening, I would have to risk going to jail or possibly being killed, before I could let someone abduct a child.
Me too!
When I was young my cousin and I we're playing in our grandmother's backyard. Her backyard is huge with no real trees but maybe one or two and no fence. Well this white truck passed down the side Road next to us and I didn't think anything of it until it came back again. This time slower. I thought it strange so I told my cousin we should play on the porch. And we did and I noticed the truck on the others Road by the other houses next to my grandmother's. And what do you know it came back around this time much slower. I don't really remember the man inside the truck I think he was a white guy but he stopped right next to the house and just stared then he opened his door. I immediately grabbed my cousin's hand and said we're going inside.
I don't know who the person was. I don't know if they were sex offender or what. But what I did know is that it gave me a bad feeling. We went inside we didn't even tell our grandmother and we just started playing and kind of forgot about it. But I think about it randomly and wonder what would have happened. It's so terrifying. Back in the 90s we always played on the streets. Nowadays I don't let my niece out of my sight ever when she is with me.
Nice ❤
Always trust your bad feeling.
I'm going to have a talk with my 13 year sister later today. This creeped me out.
@@keyromi 100%. Some people just give you that bad vibe...and usually its for a reason.
@@keyromi it’s called gut feeling, like you said, always trust it.
Man I look forward to these on Saturday nights!
Sunday mornings in Sweden lol.
God Bless these kids and family I lost my son at 7yrs old in a terrible accident I know it's not the same butt it never goes away I just couldn't imagine losing a child and not knowing what happened my son would be 19 now
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@Damarys Dingui Yes he is Thnanx
Happy Father’s Day 🙏🏾
@@as-h989 Thanx
@Dani Stark Thanx God bless ya
You can not tell a child to stay in view. You, the adult, must keep your eyes on them.
not sure if you have done this already but maybe a video of psychic detectives solving cases then one of them shown to be frauds? really enjoy the channel so far
God, this is probably the most depressing Scary Mysteries video ever. There are a lot of sick people in this world.
Far more than you can really come to grips with.
Jay Shupp It's not scary or depressing at all. In fact, it's actually pretty satisfying to watch. I have no sympathy for missing children whatsoever, as the only reason why they went missing is because they or their families were dumb enough to put them in such a situation. Natural selection at its finest. #FuckMissingChildren
@@ebenezerstooge1716 Hey...this is an appalling thing to write. You obviously have no love in you.
@@elizabethshannon24 Cry me a river.
With 7 kids this is scary for me. I feel for everyone in this kids family never to know what happen. Clinging to the smallest hope that they might be alive its haunting
Ur daily shitpoaster nigga shut up
Keep an eye on those 7 or stop at a number you can supervise ..most these parents let their kids go with friends unsupervised that's the real horror here is that the parents whom make the responsible decisions let these kids roam like free range chickens ...I dont understand raising a child to only set them with an insane amount if freedom the moment they become a teen or a older kid..18 is the age that parents should let them go not 9-18 it's insane the stories that are out there and then parents are like idk how this happen ..yes you do..you let your child become an adult and a predator come into play..like the 2 boys on bikes. ..like the teen girls getting drunk with 2 unknown males..if those parents were parenting it would t have happen ..
my mom was the youngest of 7, I can’t imagine the amount of stress my grandmother went through caring for them
Ur daily shitpoaster it’s good that people aren’t having kids nowadays, the earth is way overpopulated as it is
@I. Wynn Wynn 4 of those kid are my biological kids & I'm raising my 2 nephews a 1 nice their mother died 6 years ago
Number three on my Valentine's night binge...loving it.
What-
As a mother myself I cant even imagine what these parents are going through. Every time I took my son out I had him strapped to me. Until he was five. Then on play dates I would volunteer to watch over the kids which most parents was too eager to take advantage of. Even now that my son is 20 he always touches base especially when his plans change. It's a sad fact our kids are never safe.
With the two boys from England I kind of remember the story as I had just turned 11. I know it says the boys weren’t the best behaved but how on earth did their parents think it was ok to let the boys walking around the streets from midnight onwards especially at their ages?! Xxx
Here again man!! Notification squad 😎😎
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@Journeystomake Alkebulan shaming him because he's excited because one of his favorite YT channels uploaded a video.
@Journeystomake Alkebulan clearly I watched the video, but my question is what is your deal? Someone can't comment on a video?
I like your voice and narration style. These series vibe the viewer with anticipation. Good work
I've watched a ton of these videos over the years and they're always unsettling, but #1 on this list hit me kinda hard because I once lived on Merrimack street in New Hampshire for a short while.
I wish i could implant a gps tracker in my daughter. Incase shit like this happens
I definitely think they'll be coming in the near future. Until then there's many wearable substitutes such as watches, bracelets, keychains.
gpsprotectsourkids.com/kid-gps-tracker/
Put one in her phone ...
Our family uses life 360. Highly recommend, you can check phone percentage locations and you can message them on the app.
They have watches and necklaces
My son has a watch with a GPS and a camera. Specially when he not with me.
Wow there's a few parent of the year awards needed for these parents.
YOUR CHANNEL IS AWESOME.I CAN LISTEN TO UR SOOTHING VOICE FOR HOURS.👍👍👍VERY GOOD CONTENT.
Has anyone noticed his music kinda sounds like countdown 🤷🏻♀️
Videos like this make me glad we're on lockdown!!
I can never just watch one. Lol I have to watch the next then the next. Love this channel. Still my number 1🤗😍
I’m glad you put this video together! People need to see just how it easy is for their child to get taken away from them. Often times people get comfortable with letting their children doing their own thing when there is looney people out there waiting for that opportunity to take advantage. It’s something you MUST be cautious with!
I still think there is a chance Sabrina is still alive and was taken by a women who wanted a child to raise.
No WAY.
If she is she probably doesn't even know she is abducted. She is being raised by her "mother" maybe someone who couldn't afford adoption and was unable to have kids herself, so she stole a child and is raising sabrina as her own. Seen it happen more than once on crime shows. Usually from hospitals. But If she was abducted for sexual needs or something like that you'd think they would go after a older child...but they didnt they went after the baby...
So clear and well-done, and with genuine compassion.
Definitely SUBBED.
It's so, so crazy that the parents of those boys willingly allowed them to just wander around in the middle of the night. However I used to spend weekends with certain friends when I was 10-12 years whose mothers let us act the same way. One's mom was barely even home so we were completely unsupervised. I think back on all the times we were walking around in the middle of the night, in neighborhoods that were sketchy even in daylight, and are incredibly lucky nothing ever happened when it so easily could have.
Saw the notification pop-up and was so excited!!
Thanks again for another video 😊
Hey beautiful ❤️
@Ur daily shitpoaster are you going to quench my thirst
Ross Thomas what’s up? You okay bro?
@@ingalynne1985 hanging in there, lol
Those two English boys were neglected.
Their parents allowing them to roam around like that is crazy
As a parent I cant comprehend allowing my children to wonder out of my sight. I just cant. Not for a second. Too many sickos out here.
Having children myself this video totally made me sick.
It's always children who come from good families and who always are supportive, no one ever kidnaps kids who are troubled or come from broken homes
Number 2 reminds me of the John Bennett Ramsey’s case. Those parents know what happened and are hiding something.
I can barely keep my eyes open, but I'm here.
Watch out for all kids period. Keep and eye out always. These poor babies :,( I’ll protect every kid, doesn’t matter if I know then or not. I’ll do my part and help out as best I can. My condolences to every parent and family member and friend or lost someone to the absolute evil that preys on the vulnerable.
When I was little my dad always wanted me to learn how to defend myself ( self defence ) and I always was annoyed at the ''lessons" we had about it. I was soo annoyed! But after watching this I felt so sorry for the parents of these poor children. I'm very grateful for my dad teaching me self defence.
800,000 a year...that's a chilling and sobering fact 💔
Thanks for the video. Love your channel
Sad stories. Sadly I think most of these kids are most likely dead. The one that might still be alive is Sabrina Aisenberg. If her parents weren't at all involved, that is. It isn't all that unusual to sleep through an abduction, considering the layout of the house, that it was a baby (easy to keep quiet) and the others being heavy sleepers. Personally, I could probably sleep through WW3.
Elora It's pretty funny to watch. Hell, it's a positive if these idiots are dead. The only why these numbskulls went missing is because they or their families were dumb enough to put them in such a situation. It's called natural selection and I love it. #FuckMissingChildren
Ebenezer Stooge Wtf you creep
I think any normal people would behave oddly indeed. Some of us more oddly than others, perhaps, but still.
I was a child of the 60's..I don't ever recall this issue being an issue..but then again I grew up on an Island in Europe ...a military dependent.and my childhood was a virtual paradise...I wish it could be so for all children....they deserve to be children as long as they can and not have to be forced to face the filth and evil in the world.
I am a victim of an abduction. Was when I was 7. The fear I felt was unimaginable. I was found in his basement after a week and he was arrested. He committed suicide after conviction. I have 3 children. They never ever ever leave my sight
I just LOVE these new short vid series!!! My new favorite to watch now. It really does seem that every single vid/show etc. ...one after another, I've already seen over and over again no matter how many I search through, it never fails.
BUT THESE, I love and they're all so interesting and at least 8 out 10 that I watch are brand new to me.
Stuff can happen so easily and when you least expect it. My family and I went to a park for a day of fun. Of the six children I was the one that wandered off and became lost. I was just five in 1968. Anyone could have taken me and no one would have any clue as to where I was. I was lucky enough to have wandered into another family picnic. A large Mexican family and no one spoke English. Language barriers were not an issue. The women surrounded me making sure I was okay and fed me a ton of food and water as they weren't sure when I had eaten last. I saw the men conversing wondering what to do with me. Concern for me was on all of their faces. Luckily a little later two of my brothers stumbled across us while looking for me. I am so grateful for that family that kept a child they did not know safe and unharmed. Yes, there are bad people in the world. And there are good ones too.
As a father of a daughter this is horrifying honestly 💔
Things like this happen more than many people realize. And there are also known family abductions. When I was nine a neighborhood couple asked if I could go along with them for the weekend. My family and I had known them for years and they were good people and so my mother said yes. So I went with them happily. I knew that we were gone longer than a weekend. We had been to Indiana Back through Kentucky to Tennesse, and from Tennesse back to Indiana. I remember laying on the floor of the ladies grandmothers home and the grandfather asking why I was not home with my mother. The couple told the grandfather that my mother did not want me. I believed that because my mother was not a good loving mother. She and I had problems. A few days after that the couple took me to the park near my home and left me there. My mother and my Nana came running through the end of our street to the park with the police. Apparently the couple had taken off with me, my mother had known for over a week and no one said anything until my Nana started questioning where I was. I do not know if the couple was ever caught. The couple did not do anything to me. They actually were very nice to me and I was treated better by them than my own mother. I was One of the lucky children and was not harmed or treated wrong. After that I went to live with my Nana full-time. I have issues with my mother to this day. She allowed them to take me. I don’t believe she told them for a weekend. I think she told them they could keep me as long as they wanted. This was back in the 80s and they had a CB radio in their car and they let me talk to the passing semi‘s the whole time we were driving. Anytime that I was hungry they fed me, anytime I was tired I slept. We were in the car a lot. I do not think that I had a shower during the time I was gone because we were on the road so long. It could have been so much worse though and I know how lucky I am. In some of these cases that I watch on TH-cam, I cannot help but wonder if some of the parents are more involved than they say. Of course no One in their right mind would give their child to a predator. But there are cases where people are not in their right mind, and for whatever reason they do give their children to people like that. I did not mean to change the subject from the children that have been abducted here. I just thought I would state what happened to me and that things like this are more common than people think. I know people think oh well this would never happen to me or my children. Yes it most definitely can And if you are not watching your children as closely as you should, times are way different, and it will eventually happen.
Wow, it's so lucky nothing bad happened & afterward you didn't live with her anymore. Great points about parents being involved in hidden ways. Never really thought of that scenario 💐 where they orchestrate a plan like what happened to you.
Excellent video
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