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Seems like your company is gaining more national attention and from the out side looking in looks like these local police dept are more responsive to your services
@@yeahok115sure yeah I saw a video on Entertainment tonight showing these guys and I was like wow finally all the hard work they do and all the trouble they’ve had with police it might also be different states police act different
When he mentioned the fact that boats have been crushing the car with their anchors for the last 5 months, it just killed me. If my mother was in this situation I would be traumatized.
Unfortunately and with respect it is reality. When we walk on the grass we could unknowingly walk on someone's grave. You have to deal with it. With respect.
Honestly it would only take one anchor hit to flatten the car like that. The anchors on those lake freighters are about as big as that car is and weigh probably four or five times as much as it does.
@@timesthree5757 there's a huge difference, a decomposed (and I hope it's a really old grave, so just bones) body that is at least in 20 cm of soil (in extreme situations, likely more), walking above it will not make any difference, but getting anchors right on tthe car is a constant disturbance to the body, it actually would move each time.
Worth noting, might not be an anchor. Freighters don't always have the deepest draft when not fully loaded. The freighter itself may have hit and tossed the car
@@greglawrence5322 she may have registered that she was not on the road and she should not be wet, but otherwise she may have just thought it was a different normal. She probably would not have panicked. Dementia is awful for the family more so, you watch your loved one slowly slip away and lose who they were.
Heartbreaking to see that car lifted out of the water. No one with dementia should ever live alone. They can appear functional at times but that’s what is so horrible about it. They don’t seem as bad as they really are
Dementia is a very slow agonizing disease. Young people can be overtaken by it in a few short months and the elderly can live for years inching their way along. Symptoms can represent several different things. Men and women can work several years in the beginning, there is no black and white door you enter. You don't have it now you do. The mind is a playground for every possible TV program, riddle, song, heartbreak, dream to torment, depress anyone. Any unbeliever without solid hope, without the WORD (as taught by Paul) Jesus Christ in their hearts.
Back in 97 we had to literally hide my Father in Laws car due to his Alzheimer's disease. Thank God he didn't linger once he was diagnosed, however when we looked back on events he could have had it for years. My wife talked to a Kentucky State Trooper about how to legally make sure he could not drive anymore. The police man stated that nothing could be done. We were stunned. We were so afraid that something like this poor lady's fate would be Herbs as well. Thank God that didn't happen. As horrific as it is to see a loved one slowly slip away, this underscores the fact that things could be so much worse. These people are truly a blessing to many. I could not imagine the pain that not knowing would bring. Stay safe folks. Edit: Rest in Peace Herb Woolum. Like my own dad.
It’s sad but they often want to keep their independence as long as possible. And getting a disease like this can make you feel like a burden on the members of your family who help you. I’m glad they found her and hopefully with the recent news of potentially finding a new treatment for these kinds of diseases we can help other people before this happens to their loved one. Rest In Peace to her and Peace to her family. I hope they can heal from this.
I was just down the road when you found her. I was the one who tagged you on Facebook and suggested that you reach out to her family to look for her and I am so happy that this was able to come to a close. Just sad that I didn't get to meet you guys while you were here, my kids and I love watching you!
Thank you so very much for asking them to search for her with permission from her family. Because of you they were able to find her and bring her home. God Bless You
Well done. Are your kids actual children? I certainly wouldn’t be sitting with any child of mine under 16 to watch this. Heck, even I’m traumatised and I’m almost 38!
@@TraceUK why? I would definitely allow my daughter to watch when she was younger. It brings awareness to life and what can happen. Ppl especially teens need to know what can happen. They don't show anything graphic. Shoot they're so much better than the horrible graphic video games advertised everywhere.
Seeing how crumpled the car is, it is incredible that Jared was able to reach in and confirm that a body was there. Jared would have had to feel through broken and jagged steel pieces with zero visibility with extreme risk of personal injury. What extreme dedication and nerves of steel, he has. I hope the community will continue to support your endeavors, and also the aftercare that you should take after every mission. Bless you for your service and most generous nature.
Definitely!!! You can see the pain and grief with everyone they recover. They did what they set out to do! Bringing them home!!! Still, they have such wonderful, caring, and loving hearts and standards that this can/will take a toll on their mental health as well. Please take care of yourselves mentally too guys. You are a blessing to so many, but the police, volunteers, bystanders, and critics, need to realize what they go through as well. God bless you all.......sending love and prayers that you take care of yourselves as much as you do the families you help.🙏🏻💙🙏🏻
Aunt Nadine was a sweet lady, she was very close with the people at church, she always helped out with gatherings. I didn't know her too well, and I regret not getting close to her. The only really close bond we have is our shared birthdays! I am really thankful to the people who finally found her :)
I am so sorry for your loss. I felt so sad when everyone was looking for her. I hope your family is doing well. I’m so glad you guys finally got some closure and were able to bring her home to your family.
I meet her when I first started a new job at a local pharmacy. She was the sweetest person and we had a nice chat. Spoke with her daughter also. It was such a sad accident and thank you for everything you do. I did not know about your channel then but recently with the Kiely Rodni case it reminded me of this recovery and hearing your name.
Three years ago you were finding e-scooters and cell phones and suitcases, and today you're bringing closure to hurting families who just need answers, who just need to know. Where's mom. Gramps. Where's my wife. My son. My dad. WHERE! And you do it with conviction and determination and with such humanity. I'm so moved by what you guys do, always, but especially when you bring someone home. Like Nadine. Well done, guys. Oof. Well done.
Doug is such a beautiful compassionate, sensitive soul. Please check in with a therapist from time to to time Doug, who is experienced in working with PTSD among emergency personnel. This takes a toll on your health (mental and physical, there’s no separation), and your health is the most precious resource. Be gentle with yourself Doug.
Beautifully said! I was thinking the same thing and commented above. These guys have done so much and it does affect them! I said we all care about them and I know we certainly want them to be safe in every sense of the word.
@@alinty18 this wouldn't affect me at all unless there were children in the vehicle. Wouldn't know how I'd feel then. If I knew the person then of course I'd hurt but not for a stranger
@@johncuervo3019 you don’t know how you’d react unless it’s happened to you. Until you’ve put your hand on a person’s skull underwater you can’t say that you know it wouldn’t affect you. Don’t be a false badass. I saw way too much of this in the army and they were always the first ones to panic when the bullets started flying.
Man, this editing and structure of these now feel like they’re a prime time show. Amazing guys! Feels so professionally done! So sorry to the family for your loss.
They deserve prime time TV slots over most of the slock on there now. But monetizing this kind of thing would undoubtedly be in poor taste. On the other hand, the more popular AWP gets, the better chances that local communities' law enforcement and Search and Rescue will take notice and train their people the same way AWP has learned over time
Jared and guys, my brother was found in his truck under water clear back in 1981, a single car accident in Portland, Oregon SO I am a HUGE supporter in what you guys do to bring closure to these families. Be extremely careful and I Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart for what you do. These make me cry as I totally can relate the feeling. God Bless you guys
I live 15 minutes from that area. Everyone was looking out for Nadine. I prayed hard she would be found. I heard the dive team (who I personally know) searched the st clair river and obviously didn’t find anything! You all are amazing, I’m SO glad she was brought home to her family and may she forever Rest In Peace. Thank you guys for all that you do!
It's heartbreaking... this is somebody's mom and grandma. Because you were able to find her, her family won't have to wonder what happened, and they can give her a proper burial. My condolences to her family, and may Nadine rest in peace. Adventures with Purpose is doing great work. Thank you.
This was my choir teachers mother, i went to school with her granddaughter. This was an absolute tragedy and it happening right in front of all of us who knew them was terrible. Thank god for this team and their efforts, as it brought great closure to this family.
Your episodes should be mandatory viewing for all local recovery/search rescue dive teams. The proof is in your success in locating the lost. I know government and red tape, liability and all the other crap....but you guys are getting it done day in and out. They should be giving you federal grants to train and spread the word on your processes...just outstanding. Dive safe!
I thought this was a case of a person missing for 84 years and I was thinking "wow, that's gonna be a super old car, I wonder if she has any family members still living etc." Then I saw the pictures and it all made sense. I'm so happy Nadine was found and her family has answers and can begin to heal ♥️
I thought the same exact thing. I thought it was an 84 year missing person case, not 84 year old lady. But my heart goes out to her family. Hope this is the closure they needed.
Jared, as a former SAR/Marine Research/Safety diver myself (old guy now), hat's off you you & your crew & your approach to how you do it. Recovering a missing loved one is always a bittersweet victory. Getting such a thing up and running I know has been hard, doing your best to present yourself as professional & respectful while having the infinite patience & diplomacy in dealing with some rural authorities who are sometimes, shall we say, less than helpful/grateful. But you're now getting enough nationwide & even international attention which finally throws well deserved cred your way. As you said, hoping other operations might benefit in the shared experience = mistakes, improvements, strategies, equipment. Everyone wins. Thanks for giving.
My Mom had dementia and the nurses that went to her house called her a Sundowner. When the sun went down is when she became the most active. That is probably why Nadine was up at 2:30 in the morning. RIP sweet lady. Dementia is a horrible disease.
When the sun goes down is the time most "mothers' are busiest, for many years of their lives. Kids, families, animals to be fed and watered, cooking to be done, washing to be brought in. There's a great urgency to be doing...something...at that time, for mostly women, usually.
That's what my grandma had was sundowners syndrome. She was out in about a foot of snow at 2am on New Years Day night in just her slippers, jammies and robe roaming in the neighbors backyard. My aunt (her daughter) was suppose to be "taking care of her". The only thing she took care of was her bank account, if ya know what I mean.
@@thebewitchinghour831 that is so sad. I was in charge of my Mom's finances and I did take care of her, not a cent went to me. It makes me so angry when people use the money in ways they have no right to.
Not until you see the state of the car do you realise how amazing these guys are to spot that on sonar and be able to determine it was hers. Condolences to the family
After my daughter died I attended a Grieving Seminar. I couldn’t imagine anyone in worse pain than myself. But in the seminar was a Mother of a missing child. She had no clue where her daughter was or even if she was alive. God showed me that someone was in more pain than I. My daughter was in Heaven with her Lord and Savior. God had called my baby home. I had answers. I couldn’t imagine living and not knowing!!! These people who give the families the answer is so needed and is necessary to heal. Bless them all.
I'm so so sorry for your loss, I can't even begin to imagine the pain you've experienced! And that poor mother looking for her child, God bless you both
I appreciate that you don’t use the word “closure “, instead use the term “answers”. As someone who has lost family members, I never feel closure. I just daily learn to cope.
What a captivating smile Mrs Moses had - she was beautiful. To her family - remember her smile, it shines like a beacon. Thank you, Jared and Doug, for locating and bringing her home. RIP, precious lady. Sincere condolences to her family; my own Mum died in July, so I understand your pain in many ways. Much love xxx
Seeing the condition of the vehicle was very shocking to see... Hearing Jared explain of "possible" anchor drops made sense and is sad to think that is highly likely and no one knew... May the family have peace in her being found.
Elderly drivers with dementia are prone to confusing the brake with the accelerator. It's a bad feedback loop where they continue to apply pressure to the wrong pedal for the duration of the event. I saw it happen once in person and it was scary. Thank you for providing closure to Nadine's loved ones.
Why in the world are people with dementia operating a vehicle on public roads anyway? Clearly just a matter of time before they kill or injure someone and or themselves. The family should feel slightly responsible in my opinion. That’s like letting someone drive when you know they are blacked out drunk.
@@earthing3696 if its early onset you cannot take the keys from them without cause in most cases. my grandmother had dementia and it took her driving the wrong side of the road and almost hitting a car with me with her for us to even realize that she had dementia there was no other obvious signs was barely stage 2. the family probably didn't realize at that point that she was getting worse to where they needed to take the car keys most likely. early dementia tends to be someone is more forgetful, rather than a i don't know where i am. unless you are watching them constantly you will not notice the change right away.
Thank you for all you do!!! My son's car hydroplaned into an embankment and just broke his body, father of 5. I miss him, he was found, God bless all of you!!!
Lost this 84 year old lady I loved like another grandma the other day. Beverly. She passed walking. It’s what she loved. This just hits soooo close to home. Gosh I watched all your episodes tonight. Can’t stop crying. You guys have done so much good !
@@debbie4503 I'm so very sorry for your loss. I do feel, from personal experience, that knowing what happened, how we lost them is really important. A body to bury, does help TOWARDS closure. Will never bring total closure but it does help. A perfect example of this is Keith Bennett here in England. He was killed by the moors murderers (I will NOT glorify them by using their names) and his body was never recovered. His Mother was tortured every day of her life from the moment she lost her baby. Her dearest wish, before her death, was to reclaim his body and give him a proper burial. Sadly, her wish was denied. She never stopped looking and never stopped hoping. She died still looking and still begging to know 😔😔😔😔
Crazy the wave he feels when they find her. He knows how life changing this is for the family. That he has this odd connection to all those he’s found. Heavy man. What a job , and what a channel ,
My grandmother died with dementia/Alzheimer’s… this is so very close to home. I’m nearly in tears at how she passed, but so grateful that you all were able to bring closure to her family. I’m also glad that they can give her a proper send off. Rest In Peace Ma’am 💐
My mom did too and had no sense of time, she would call me in the middle of the night thinking it was morning - so this hit me hard too. I miss her every day, especially at this time of year. Christmas has never been the same without her.
Doug, in this video it is very clear the toll this particular search has taken on you. I imagine the realization hit you that yes, she is found, however she is deceased not lost. My heart goes out to all of you searching to find lost loved ones. Also, ahead of you directly is informing the family. A good news, bad news scenario. Please take time to decompress.
As a resident that lives 20 mins from this location, I spent MANY nights just driving around looking in random spots. What you guys did is amazing for this family.
This one hit me hard. My grandma has dementia as well. It's a horrible disease and the way it affects a person can vary day by day. Nadine must have been just so confused that morning and its absolutely gut wrenching. Thank you for giving this family some answers and bringing her home. RIP Nadine.
@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 it said she was starting to show signs, and dementia presents differently in each person. It's possible this was her first instance of such severe confusion.
@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 Let's not judge the family. You have no idea what was going on. Especially in the early stages, my grandma tried to hide her confusion. Still tries today too, especially with people she's unfamiliar with/can't remember. Maybe Nadine did the same and her dementia was worse than the family realized. Maybe this was her first real episode of being severely confused. How do you know the family wasn't just using her car to drive her around but she decided to drive herself that morning unbeknownst to her family? As stated in the video Nadine was in the early stages of dementia and even tidied the house up before she left, so obviously she did have some cognitive abilities to take care of herself still. It's great you can drive your grandma around, but it doesn't give you the right to judge others.
@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 that is a rude and inappropriate comment to make. You don't know the family or what had been going on with her so to make a statement like that when this discovery is so fresh was completely unnecessary
Great job bringing her home. My late father had dementia - 5 years before his death. He kicked me out of the house for some reason. Found out later he thought I had stolen something. Just 1 month before his passing. I brought my boys down to see him one last time. I stayed out till it was time for us to head home. I walked in, gave him a last hug good bye and drove 12 hours home. Dementia is such a terrible disease. God Bless to anyone having a loved one going though it.
@@tompinnef6331 thank you. It's been rough not only did he suffer from dementia he had high blood pressure issues and high risks of strokes and it was #7 that got him. My dad was only 53
T.Y...and this such a terrible terrible terrible terrible and a tragedy that u had to put 😢 up with..but u have to look beyond that PEOPLE pls time for ur loved oneS...this breaks 😢 my Heart ❤ 💙 💜 ..... For Alllllll...
It's the fact that y'all are so respectful, no matter the circumstances. It's not just a job, it's being a kind and empathic person. Being able to help people you don't know and sympathizing with them. Please keep it up, there are so many families who don't have answers. I wish y'all the best ❤️
The compassion and love shown by the divers with Adventures with Purpose, Chaos Divers and the others who volunteer in these labors of love truly show that good people really do exist. The way they put their own lives on hold to help bring peace and answers to those in need is inspiring. Your teams are a blessing to the families looking for answers and serve a purpose and mission that not many could take on. Stay safe and thank you for being the strong, kind, caring people that each of you are.
Amazing work on finding and recovering Mrs. Moses, but can we just appreciate the level of filmmaking you have reached? Seriously, take a moment and pad yourself on shoulder for that aspect of your work too. This episode was shot beautifully and your editing has also stepped up so much. The sequence during the phone call, the moments after confirmation to the surfacing after the dive - beautiful, empathic, really giving us a sense of the emotions and not just the technical aspects of a recovery. Bravo!
Agree. I love the intro with the names and photos of others they have recovered. I was thinking (from the families’ points of view) how their loved one are being highlighted and seen by millions of people around the world. I feel that it is a way of honoring them continuously. They are not relegated to oblivion. Kudos to Carson if this was his idea but you all (including Jacob, Nug, Brittain, Sam Sam the Adventure Man, videographer Dan, Team Waters, and the many others who are on this band wagon) are part of a burgeoning community movement. Congrats also to the LEOs (law enforcement officers) who recognize and respect your efforts and are willing to work with you.
The motions that run across these divers faces tells it all. Excitement at finding the lost cars. Then devistation at finding the lost person. I appreciate your compassion and sensitivity to the families and the authorities who work these cases. Your doing good work here gentlemen.
I live near Marine city and Nadine's picture was up everywhere in search of her. It's wonderful y'all found her so her family could have answers. Thank you guys. There's an 18 year old boy who went missing from the Michigan game in November. They've had Iver 800 volunteers search and are now looking for experienced kayakers to look in the river. The kids name is Brendan Santo.
@@natashawalny8368 i live in Lansing and i see his picture everywhere. I have been thru campus many times when they have been out looking for him. He went missing the night before the game when he was walking from one dorm hall to another in the early morning hours
Yes, but an anchor wouldn't leave a vehicle completely smashed like that, it would have tear it apart or crushed only a sector. The thing that smashed the suv was the barge, that runs aground when loading gravel.
@@yomauser I was thinking the same thing. A freighter had to have done that to damage the vehicle that bad. Poor lady, I’m glad her family got closure tho and she can Rest In Peace
You guys are incredible - you started out just wanting to clean up the environment, and inadvertently started solving missing persons cold cases. And I know you don't like knocking law enforcement when you solve these cases, but, given the number of cases Adventures with Purpose alone has solved, I think there is some major deficiency in law enforcement that so many of these cases have gone unsolved for so long. Whether it's lack of experience, proper equipment, or just the plain will to resolve a case, something is off somewhere and is not working. There IS a problem here, and it needs to be looked at.
I'm prior law enforcement and I agree. Most agencies do not have dive teams. And the city won't allow assistance from an agency with a dive team unless they know for sure because they don't want to pay the expenses for it. It'd very sad, and God bless these fellows for stepping in. They are heros
I appreciate Jared's teaching approach. AWP relies upon cooperation with all authorities. Figurative bridges not to be burned. Now, could the sonar manufacturers work to improve the capabilities of the authorities? Rhetorical question...
ABSOLUTELY there’s something amiss! You would think that a law enforcement organization would have at least, if not better equipment than AWP. I believe it’s the amount of “TIME” spent looking, with a little bit of lack of knowledge on how to use the equipment/interpret what they are viewing.🇨🇦
That's precisely what I thought the first time I saw one of these videos. Are the search and rescue folk not trained very well? Do they not have up to date equipment maybe? Are priorities set which don't include looking for missing people, at an administrative and budgeting level? Maybe most of the time they think someone just took off for parts unknown, so they're not really motivated to find them, especially younger folk. It may simply be a matter of manpower and budgeting, which hamstrings a fully comprehensive search when the trail would still be fresh. Very sad that so many are never found though. Glad a family got closure with this one.
Whenever they are underwater, I feel like i can't breathe! 1. Because he's underwater and 2. Because you're really rooting for them to find these poor people with these tragic stories... Rest in peace to all of these fallen people.
Adventures with a Purpose are some of the most incredible and giving gentlemen I have ever seen. The focus they put on bringing those "lost" home to their grieving families allows those same families some sense of closure, as heartbreaking as these cases are. I looked for Mrs. Moses and her vehicle, literally every day. I had her picture, one of her car, and one of her license plate. I searched all along the St. Clair River from Decker's Landing in Algonac right up to the Blue Water Bridge's nearby beaches. All along the river are plenty of ways to accidently miss a turn, get lost and drive right into the water, finding yourself in a world of trouble. Thank you to every one who searched for this beautiful lady, supported her family, the many law enforcement agencies and first responders, and especially the Adventures with Purpose guys. God bless your mission, God bless your due diligence, but more than anything, God bless your caring, warm, and loving hearts. Mary Hofferber St. Clair, Michigan
At least bringing answers and closing the questions of where Ms Nadine was. Now she's back and her family can try to begin to heal the best they can. Yes yes yes
Car looks as if a machine flattened it. Odd location for car to be also. Someone needs to look into this. Just because she had dementia should not be the answer as to what happened to this elderly woman.
How sad, my grandfather has dementia as well. I know the struggle this disorder has on him. And because of it I decided to move in with him. I'm proud of you for helping others find there loved ones. The world is all the better because of it. We need more people like you. I pray I'll never have to experience this with my grandfather, but its comforting know there are people willing to help. Thank you and god bless you.
THANK YOU for helping your loved one. So many people can't bothered because their jobs or their night life fun is more important to them. So they dump off their parent or grandparent at some old folks home where they are often abused and mistreated. It's horrible. Take care of your parents and grandparents!! It may not be easy but so worth it.
This case broke my heart. This is my home county and the whole county was talking about her. May her family have peace. Had no idea you guys discovered her, went through your solved playlist and was like no way!! Thank you for everything you guys do
I'm amazed at how close to television show quality your production has gotten over time. I wish you guys continued success in both your videos and findings of missing persons. I know that the best outcome for families would be if their missing loved one was still alive, but with every returned family member a burden that has been on their shoulders can finally be lifted, and their hearts can begin to heal.
I'm tempted to say you take that back. TV quality is a insult these days. TV is quick cut editing constantly rehashing of story dramatic Bellshit of oh now diving so dangerous etc. No attention span trash. This content is so much better and respectful
It's insane how crushed that car is. I get big cargo ships have giant anchors, but that had to be multiple strikes to flatten it like that. Crazy luck for the car to coast and sink in the exact place freighters anchor.
Gravel barge or ship came in light and sat over the car; and when being loaded flatten it as it settled down with the load of gravel. 35 ft deep is more like a ship. When they moved out with their HP they did not even notice any drag to speak of
@@wendygiese7859 It may be that the car has been lying on the bank where the ship enters fully loaded. It seems unrealistic to have to repeatedly throw an anchor at it. Either way, a sad story. But I do not know.
So heartbreaking to know she has been in that same spot the whole time and that a large freighter ship has smashed her car many times. So heartbreaking. So thankful to you team for what you do finding peoples loved ones and thankful to you family's for there sacrifice of your team not being home. Bless your team and family's.
I'm new here, but as a medically retired volunteer firefighter, with countless dive recoveries, it never gets easier, but it is satisfying to bring successful resolutions in cases like this. MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU!!
The production quality of these videos has increased dramatically over the past couple of years. Of course, the video quality never mattered to me as much as the story did, but I feel as if this new style of videography has helped enhance and bring to light a little bit more of the passion behind the story.
I live in st Clair County and this case was insane! People from all over the county were looking for Nadine. I'm so glad we have answers ! Thank you so much Jared and your team ❤
@@Dominator_5 too late? Whats that supposed to mean? Being laid to rest giving her family closure, how is that "too late"? Stop being a smart ass and think before acting like a child, this was a person with a loving family, so it's never too late for them.
@@Dominator_5 Have you heard the saying that if you don't have anything good to say then don't say anything at all. Try that one out next time and don't be disrespectful.
I hope she didn’t feel any pain and that it was quick. This makes me incredibly sad because I’ve taken care of three family members with dementia. I know how it is and you can’t keep your eye on them 100% of the time. I’m not sure if the family knew how bad it was, considering it can get worse literally over night. If you know someone who has dementia go ahead and take the keys. much love❤️
@@Renwick19 they mentioned in the video that car is going into the water would never look like that so it most likely is from anchors from boats being dropped on it when it was in the water. If that's the case she was deceased while all the anchors were being dropped on it
I've been following this channel for a long time long before it became recovery efforts for people, I'm from capac Michigan which is a small town right where all this essentially occurred near and to hear you provided your services for someone in need locally really means a lot and we thank you all! Our small communities out here all thank you!
Thank you Mr L for bringing this lovey lady home. Dementia is horrible my grandmother had it and she was always lost and the police would bring her home. Everyone please join AWP so Mr L and his team can mend broken hearts!!
With your track record law enforcement all over the country should be looking to you guys and contracting you to help them find people that may be in rivers and lakes. It doesn't matter whether it's a cold case that's 15 years old or if it's somebody that disappeared two weeks ago. You guys do an amazing job. I've watched a number of your videos beginning before you started doing searches for missing people. You should be considering yourselves experts in the field now.
Law enforcement should be, but they won't. More often than not, pride gets in the way. There's also some concern with the chain of evidence and such. This particular dept seemed greatful for the help, but most dont react the same.
I just want to say.. I can't even explain how amazing you all are!! You give up your time with family to roadtrip and try to help other families get their lose loved ones home. You have an awesome success rate and you really have changed people's lives...and that's not even talking about all the environmental clean ups you do...massive massive thank you to you all...much love from the uk ❤🇬🇧
From the UK too and been watching this channel for a year now, its great to see all the effort AWP and other dive teams achieve give family's that much needed closure, I couldn't imagine the heartache of not knowing where a loved one is, best channel on TH-cam by a country mile, R.I.P my heart goes out too all the family's 💚
Once again I’m wiping away tears from a bittersweet moment in finding Nadine. This one hit me hard as my own mother suffers from dementia and in the beginning she would walk out her door and get lost only being feet from her apartment. I can see how this wonderful woman got confused and lost. It’s so tragic she passed this way. My heart goes out to the family. You guys are miracle workers. You bring loved ones home. I commend you all!!!
I live less than a mile south of where you guys found her, and I'm grateful you took the time to search like you do for other missing people. However, watching this made me a bit nauseous...I've lived here for 14 years now, and one of my biggest fears is somehow ending up in that river while driving.
I'm from Michigan and this was a big case in my area. Although the circumstances are heartbreaking, it was such a blessing when she was found. Thank you!
As an experienced river fisherman I'm guessing that it wasn't initially found by the law enforcement and river rescue crews because it was buried in mud and constant traffic of barges and freighters would make it nigh impossible to find since they constantly churn mud. And the reason it's so flat probably isn't from anchors as much as it's from being hit by barges and freighters. Good find. Very good find. Glad the family received closure.
That makes a lot of sense. Also, I've watched a number of the AWP videos where they find vehicles on sonar, and one starts to recognize what they look like. But this one didn't look like a car to me at all. Very glad that Jared and Doug know what they're looking at.
I stumbled onto the channel by accident but i must say, what your guys are doing is very honorable and you have my fullest respect. Closure hurts but it's definitely helping the family members and loved once to carry on. Thanks for the work! Please keep going
I'm so glad this family got answers, not the ones they were hoping for but she is home now and laid to rest. What a sweet looking lady and I'm sure she is loved beyond belief, my heart and deepest sympathy goes out to the family of Nadine!
I’ve watched several videos of yours, and it’s amazing that cops and detectives can’t locate these people that go missing. Let alone, attitudes from some sheriffs when you locate a car/body before they do. Keep up the great work 🤍
My girlfriend's mother has severe dementia, and can't be left unattended. It's very easy to see how this poor lady could get into a situation like this. I'm just glad those people can now have some closure.
It is always a sad day to lose someone. Even more sad to learn of someone's fate. I truly wish I could be more like you guys, giving back to society as you do. Thank you for everything you have done in all the videos you have posted, and the things you have done not on camera. You make the world a better place with your empathy and dedication.
As Today is Thanksgiving, I watched this knowing this was someone's mom with dementia; and I lost my mom in July and she also had dementia. This brought great tears but I have said it once and I will say it again. What you do is nothing short of amazing and is god's work! As today is Thanksgiving, my thanks goes to your entire organization. For people who are not the family of the person found, you give us joy and hope knowing there are people like you; and we can rest at night knowing our loved ones are cared for and may they all rest in peace! THANK YOU!
The emotion you guys show when you find someone, is very real. Your voice expresses that emotion, of finding someone that has been missing. I love watching your videos, I’m just sorry I can not support you in the way you need. Yet I thank you for these videos.
I’m surprised her car wasn’t seen on sonar by the freighters that frequent that channel. That’s a shame there aren’t more people with the capability to search and trained to look for identifying markers of vehicles. Thank you AWP for your dedication.
Yeah this video genuinely made me teary eyed because this woman was a mother, a wife, a grandmother and this is always an awful situation but a blessing for how you all give closure to family’s. Jared you and the other guys really are a blessing and I’m glad more and more people are able to see that everyday and I am glad the news has brought you to attention
The hardest thing for an elderly person to lose is their transportation and their mental faculties. My husband’s 92 year old grandmother drove into a ditch and totaled her car. She was going to call a local dealership to bring her a new car. My father in law told her her driving days were done. She died at 95, in her home of natural causes. Rest in Heaven Nadine. God bless all of you for searching and recovering loved ones for others.
My grandpa ran his Buick up under a combine on his way home from his daily breakfast trip to a local diner. He had parkinsons and at that time it hadn't got real bad but bad enough that his doctor took his license. It was at that point he really started to go down hill. He was home by himself everyday unless me or my family was able to come over and see him or take him out. After about 2 and half years he could no longer live by himself and entered a nursing home. He was there for just over 2 years before passing from covid related issues and parkinsons last year on Halloween morning. It's really hard on the elderly when they lose their freedom to com le and go as they want. Their minds really start to deteriorate more especially if they live by themselves. My grandma passed in 2003 after they had been married just a few months shy of 50 years. I know they are together again in heaven and most importantly with our lord and savior Jesus.
So happy you found her for the family so they can have closure. I can’t imagine the feelings they had when she was missing all those months. Our Mom got lost driving at 91 and I took her keys and license away. It was a fight but the dementia was just starting. She is 98 now the memory loss is progressing rapidly and still wants to drive! She lives with us so has constant care.
It has got to be so hard on you guys emotionally. But yet relieved that you can give the family the answer they have been looking for. You guys are truly earthbound angels.
300-400 people drown in their cars annually (I think that's a US specific stat). I imagine a fair amount of them are never found. AWP does a wonderful job with their highly specialized skill set.
I live in Lapeer County, Imlay Township, and the Belle river cuts through here. (Not quite as wide or deep here, like in Marine City area.) But after watching this, every time I drive over the river by my house, I will think of Nadine. Poor woman. God rest her soul! I'm glad her family has closure, and she can be put at rest. My condolences to the family, but at least now you know what happened to her. Good work Doug, Jared and Josh. You helped a family. Keep it up. Alas, my mother too had Alzheimer's, and little by little got worse. Finally got rid of her car, and had her move in with me. Took care of her last 15 years of her life. She went peacefully though. But people, if this happens to someone in your family, don't let them drive or go out alone! It's too easy for them to go get lost, turn wrong, hit the wrong pedal, get disoriented, etc. Don't think it cruel to watch them closer and not let them drive. Think of it as safety for them, because you love them.
I'm so very sorry this ended this way. I work in an assisted living facility and I care for memory loss residents. My heart goes out to the family. Thoughts and prayers for all .
Hi Kelley, how are you doing. I hope this new year brings happiness, prosperity, love, and peace all over the world. I'm looking for new friend so if you don't mind, nice to meet you.
Such respect and compassion along with professionalism is shown. I kept thinking what if that was my mom. How would I want her recovery treated. And this is it.
I don't know the ppl who have been found, but every time I end up balling in tears, I just feel for the families and friends of their loved ones being found. God bless you guys.
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Seems like your company is gaining more national attention and from the out side looking in looks like these local police dept are more responsive to your services
Wow love the new intro so beautiful! So proud of you guys! And so thankful for what your doing for the victims and family’s!
If you tell people to share and hit copy 3 times it’ll put you out there more! Add that to your video at the end to help get this out there
@@yeahok115sure yeah I saw a video on Entertainment tonight showing these guys and I was like wow finally all the hard work they do and all the trouble they’ve had with police it might also be different states police act different
You guys are awesome..Many blessings to all of you..
When he mentioned the fact that boats have been crushing the car with their anchors for the last 5 months, it just killed me. If my mother was in this situation I would be traumatized.
Same I find that so sad knowing they are slamming that car with anchors... While she's in there 😩
Unfortunately and with respect it is reality. When we walk on the grass we could unknowingly walk on someone's grave. You have to deal with it. With respect.
Honestly it would only take one anchor hit to flatten the car like that. The anchors on those lake freighters are about as big as that car is and weigh probably four or five times as much as it does.
@@timesthree5757 there's a huge difference, a decomposed (and I hope it's a really old grave, so just bones) body that is at least in 20 cm of soil (in extreme situations, likely more), walking above it will not make any difference, but getting anchors right on tthe car is a constant disturbance to the body, it actually would move each time.
Worth noting, might not be an anchor. Freighters don't always have the deepest draft when not fully loaded. The freighter itself may have hit and tossed the car
You get a sudden feeling of joy that the vehicle is found but then you feel immediate dread because you know what happened to her.
@@frederalbacon Lookikg at how crumpled the car was I think she died before she drowned
Just because you have dementia doesn't mean you won't be able to understand that you're drowning lol wtf kind of shit is that
@@greglawrence5322 she may have registered that she was not on the road and she should not be wet, but otherwise she may have just thought it was a different normal. She probably would not have panicked. Dementia is awful for the family more so, you watch your loved one slowly slip away and lose who they were.
@@greglawrence5322 do you even have any experience on someone with dementia?
Wow how did car get so beat up. Must have missed that part. My heart goes out to family.
Heartbreaking to see that car lifted out of the water. No one with dementia should ever live alone. They can appear functional at times but that’s what is so horrible about it. They don’t seem as bad as they really are
Dementia is a very slow agonizing disease. Young people can be overtaken by it in a few short months and the elderly can live for years inching their way along. Symptoms can represent several different things. Men and women can work several years in the beginning, there is no black and white door you enter. You don't have it now you do. The mind is a playground for every possible TV program, riddle, song, heartbreak, dream to torment, depress anyone. Any unbeliever without solid hope, without the WORD (as taught by Paul) Jesus Christ in their hearts.
Back in 97 we had to literally hide my Father in Laws car due to his Alzheimer's disease. Thank God he didn't linger once he was diagnosed, however when we looked back on events he could have had it for years. My wife talked to a Kentucky State Trooper about how to legally make sure he could not drive anymore. The police man stated that nothing could be done. We were stunned. We were so afraid that something like this poor lady's fate would be Herbs as well. Thank God that didn't happen. As horrific as it is to see a loved one slowly slip away, this underscores the fact that things could be so much worse. These people are truly a blessing to many. I could not imagine the pain that not knowing would bring. Stay safe folks. Edit: Rest in Peace Herb Woolum. Like my own dad.
Broke my heart and teared me up to see that car. Especially when they said they were probably dropping anchors on it. So sad. 😪
It’s sad but they often want to keep their independence as long as possible. And getting a disease like this can make you feel like a burden on the members of your family who help you. I’m glad they found her and hopefully with the recent news of potentially finding a new treatment for these kinds of diseases we can help other people before this happens to their loved one. Rest In Peace to her and Peace to her family. I hope they can heal from this.
@@jenn1916 I know. My heart asked the questions my brain couldn't. If that makes any sense at all.
I was just down the road when you found her. I was the one who tagged you on Facebook and suggested that you reach out to her family to look for her and I am so happy that this was able to come to a close. Just sad that I didn't get to meet you guys while you were here, my kids and I love watching you!
Thank you so very much for asking them to search for her with permission from her family. Because of you they were able to find her and bring her home. God Bless You
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Well done. Are your kids actual children? I certainly wouldn’t be sitting with any child of mine under 16 to watch this. Heck, even I’m traumatised and I’m almost 38!
@@TraceUK why? I would definitely allow my daughter to watch when she was younger. It brings awareness to life and what can happen. Ppl especially teens need to know what can happen. They don't show anything graphic. Shoot they're so much better than the horrible graphic video games advertised everywhere.
@@TraceUK they don't show anything. Good for you for YOUR parenting decisions. I certainly wouldn't go judging others for theirs.
Jared, if there is such a thing as TH-cam humanitarian awards you guys deserve it hands down.
Seeing how crumpled the car is, it is incredible that Jared was able to reach in and confirm that a body was there. Jared would have had to feel through broken and jagged steel pieces with zero visibility with extreme risk of personal injury. What extreme dedication and nerves of steel, he has. I hope the community will continue to support your endeavors, and also the aftercare that you should take after every mission. Bless you for your service and most generous nature.
@@MidwestFarmToys ok.
So true! They risk their lives every dive!
Definitely!!! You can see the pain and grief with everyone they recover. They did what they set out to do! Bringing them home!!! Still, they have such wonderful, caring, and loving hearts and standards that this can/will take a toll on their mental health as well. Please take care of yourselves mentally too guys. You are a blessing to so many, but the police, volunteers, bystanders, and critics, need to realize what they go through as well. God bless you all.......sending love and prayers that you take care of yourselves as much as you do the families you help.🙏🏻💙🙏🏻
You can also see the skull when they were lifting the vehicle out
God over All Keep doing what your Teams May God bless you 🙏🙌
Aunt Nadine was a sweet lady, she was very close with the people at church, she always helped out with gatherings. I didn't know her too well, and I regret not getting close to her. The only really close bond we have is our shared birthdays! I am really thankful to the people who finally found her :)
@@mpshotattwice3253 💕
To you and your family: i am very sorry for your loss i am glad you’ve found some answers may god bless you all and rest in peace sweet old lady 🥺
My condolences. I'm grateful she is with Christ and will see her soon.
@@ryanravencaller Thank you! You're very sweet. I want you to know that you're loved and hope you're having a wonderful time wherever you are! 💕
I am so sorry for your loss. I felt so sad when everyone was looking for her. I hope your family is doing well. I’m so glad you guys finally got some closure and were able to bring her home to your family.
I meet her when I first started a new job at a local pharmacy. She was the sweetest person and we had a nice chat. Spoke with her daughter also. It was such a sad accident and thank you for everything you do. I did not know about your channel then but recently with the Kiely Rodni case it reminded me of this recovery and hearing your name.
Three years ago you were finding e-scooters and cell phones and suitcases, and today you're bringing closure to hurting families who just need answers, who just need to know. Where's mom. Gramps. Where's my wife. My son. My dad. WHERE! And you do it with conviction and determination and with such humanity. I'm so moved by what you guys do, always, but especially when you bring someone home. Like Nadine. Well done, guys. Oof. Well done.
Yea I got choked up when they found her. This is humanity. This is love. Not politics or anything dividing . This , we need more of .
Perfectly said.
Doug is such a beautiful compassionate, sensitive soul. Please check in with a therapist from time to to time Doug, who is experienced in working with PTSD among emergency personnel. This takes a toll on your health (mental and physical, there’s no separation), and your health is the most precious resource. Be gentle with yourself Doug.
Beautifully said! I was thinking the same thing and commented above. These guys have done so much and it does affect them! I said we all care about them and I know we certainly want them to be safe in every sense of the word.
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Certainly touched me to see his visible reaction on the river side. Kudos to all the team, especially Doug.
@@alinty18 this wouldn't affect me at all unless there were children in the vehicle. Wouldn't know how I'd feel then.
If I knew the person then of course I'd hurt but not for a stranger
@@johncuervo3019 you don’t know how you’d react unless it’s happened to you. Until you’ve put your hand on a person’s skull underwater you can’t say that you know it wouldn’t affect you. Don’t be a false badass. I saw way too much of this in the army and they were always the first ones to panic when the bullets started flying.
Man, this editing and structure of these now feel like they’re a prime time show. Amazing guys! Feels so professionally done! So sorry to the family for your loss.
I feel like I’m watching a Discovery Channel show right now! Their filming and editing are amazing
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They deserve prime time TV slots over most of the slock on there now. But monetizing this kind of thing would undoubtedly be in poor taste. On the other hand, the more popular AWP gets, the better chances that local communities' law enforcement and Search and Rescue will take notice and train their people the same way AWP has learned over time
I agree, the way these videos are made is great!!
& they just keep getting better !!
Jared and guys, my brother was found in his truck under water clear back in 1981, a single car accident in Portland, Oregon SO I am a HUGE supporter in what you guys do to bring closure to these families. Be extremely careful and I Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart for what you do. These make me cry as I totally can relate the feeling. God Bless you guys
So sorry for your loss, thank you for sharing ❤
I’m sorry for your loss and it’s extremely lucky you found him. 🙏❤️
@@elleskip Thank you very much
Bless your family hope you have a good day and never let that get to your mind and stay positive
@@Jdm4life223 Thank you so very much.
I live 15 minutes from that area. Everyone was looking out for Nadine. I prayed hard she would be found. I heard the dive team (who I personally know) searched the st clair river and obviously didn’t find anything! You all are amazing, I’m SO glad she was brought home to her family and may she forever Rest In Peace. Thank you guys for all that you do!
That's crazy that dive team didn't find vehicle when it was so close to shore. These guys and their hi tech equipment are amazing.
Hi just want to say how gorgeous you are 😳
@@Brandon68plus1 it would make sense to it be missed if a ship was parked over it. The sonar would see the anchor and not the car.
@@adamplumtree64 What a strange thing to say and a strange place to say it.
It appears as though the vehicle wasn't just hit with an anchor, but dragged/crushed by a ship.
It's heartbreaking... this is somebody's mom and grandma. Because you were able to find her, her family won't have to wonder what happened, and they can give her a proper burial. My condolences to her family, and may Nadine rest in peace.
Adventures with Purpose is doing great work. Thank you.
This one was a heartbreaker. I mean they all are, but she was so vulnerable.
This was my choir teachers mother, i went to school with her granddaughter. This was an absolute tragedy and it happening right in front of all of us who knew them was terrible. Thank god for this team and their efforts, as it brought great closure to this family.
@@jesslyn8917 please give the teacher my condolences. I'm Jess from Wigan.
Your episodes should be mandatory viewing for all local recovery/search rescue dive teams. The proof is in your success in locating the lost. I know government and red tape, liability and all the other crap....but you guys are getting it done day in and out. They should be giving you federal grants to train and spread the word on your processes...just outstanding. Dive safe!
Oh god no.. these guys are efficient and have logic and compassion.. please do not allow government funding anywhere near them.
100% agree with this
I thought this was a case of a person missing for 84 years and I was thinking "wow, that's gonna be a super old car, I wonder if she has any family members still living etc." Then I saw the pictures and it all made sense.
I'm so happy Nadine was found and her family has answers and can begin to heal ♥️
I thought the same thing.
Yeah, not the best video title...a little misleading
same here. I was doing math, figuring out what year, and looking at the car. There was a moment of confusion. I figured it out though eventually.
I don't think they meant it to be misleading, just poor grammar
I thought the same exact thing. I thought it was an 84 year missing person case, not 84 year old lady. But my heart goes out to her family. Hope this is the closure they needed.
Jared, as a former SAR/Marine Research/Safety diver myself (old guy now), hat's off you you & your crew & your approach to how you do it. Recovering a missing loved one is always a bittersweet victory. Getting such a thing up and running I know has been hard, doing your best to present yourself as professional & respectful while having the infinite patience & diplomacy in dealing with some rural authorities who are sometimes, shall we say, less than helpful/grateful. But you're now getting enough nationwide & even international attention which finally throws well deserved cred your way. As you said, hoping other operations might benefit in the shared experience = mistakes, improvements, strategies, equipment. Everyone wins. Thanks for giving.
Great comment, couldn’t have said it better myself
My Mom had dementia and the nurses that went to her house called her a Sundowner. When the sun went down is when she became the most active. That is probably why Nadine was up at 2:30 in the morning. RIP sweet lady. Dementia is a horrible disease.
When the sun goes down is the time most "mothers' are busiest, for many years of their lives. Kids, families, animals to be fed and watered, cooking to be done, washing to be brought in. There's a great urgency to be doing...something...at that time, for mostly women, usually.
That's what my grandma had was sundowners syndrome. She was out in about a foot of snow at 2am on New Years Day night in just her slippers, jammies and robe roaming in the neighbors backyard. My aunt (her daughter) was suppose to be "taking care of her". The only thing she took care of was her bank account, if ya know what I mean.
@@thebewitchinghour831 that is so sad. I was in charge of my Mom's finances and I did take care of her, not a cent went to me. It makes me so angry when people use the money in ways they have no right to.
Not until you see the state of the car do you realise how amazing these guys are to spot that on sonar and be able to determine it was hers.
Condolences to the family
After my daughter died I attended a Grieving Seminar. I couldn’t imagine anyone in worse pain than myself. But in the seminar was a Mother of a missing child. She had no clue where her daughter was or even if she was alive. God showed me that someone was in more pain than I. My daughter was in Heaven with her Lord and Savior. God had called my baby home. I had answers. I couldn’t imagine living and not knowing!!! These people who give the families the answer is so needed and is necessary to heal. Bless them all.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
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I'm so so sorry for your loss, I can't even begin to imagine the pain you've experienced! And that poor mother looking for her child, God bless you both
So very sorry for your loss ♥️🙏
I appreciate that you don’t use the word “closure “, instead use the term “answers”. As someone who has lost family members, I never feel closure. I just daily learn to cope.
I agree. It was a word and is a word many use when then don't know what to say or they have never felt that real pain of heartbreak.
@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage Why is it a bad word to use? 🤔 and just because people use that word, doesn't mean they haven't felt real heartbreak
@@mar-b5k2f it’s just their opinion and experience, everyone’s different.
@@othergeorgea I know- but I was just curious as to why they think that in the first place
What a captivating smile Mrs Moses had - she was beautiful. To her family - remember her smile, it shines like a beacon. Thank you, Jared and Doug, for locating and bringing her home. RIP, precious lady. Sincere condolences to her family; my own Mum died in July, so I understand your pain in many ways. Much love xxx
I first read bacon instead of beacon and may she Rest In Peace
@@everyone._. we don't need to hear your every thought. Respect please.
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Some people cope with humor. Jared himself does that.
Seeing the condition of the vehicle was very shocking to see...
Hearing Jared explain of "possible" anchor drops made sense and is sad to think that is highly likely and no one knew...
May the family have peace in her being found.
Most likely smashed by the hull of the freighter. They come real close to shore to unload gravel.
Elderly drivers with dementia are prone to confusing the brake with the accelerator. It's a bad feedback loop where they continue to apply pressure to the wrong pedal for the duration of the event. I saw it happen once in person and it was scary.
Thank you for providing closure to Nadine's loved ones.
Why in the world are people with dementia operating a vehicle on public roads anyway? Clearly just a matter of time before they kill or injure someone and or themselves. The family should feel slightly responsible in my opinion. That’s like letting someone drive when you know they are blacked out drunk.
@@thegraffitiwriterknowsas6821 true
Don't let them drive anymore.
@@earthing3696 if its early onset you cannot take the keys from them without cause in most cases. my grandmother had dementia and it took her driving the wrong side of the road and almost hitting a car with me with her for us to even realize that she had dementia there was no other obvious signs was barely stage 2. the family probably didn't realize at that point that she was getting worse to where they needed to take the car keys most likely. early dementia tends to be someone is more forgetful, rather than a i don't know where i am. unless you are watching them constantly you will not notice the change right away.
I assumed people lose their license once they're diagnosed with dementia, are they not? It seems like the only logical thing to do
Thank you for all you do!!!
My son's car hydroplaned into an embankment and just broke his body, father of 5. I miss him, he was found, God bless all of you!!!
I’m so sorry for this loss to you and his family.
I really love the new missing persons intro. It is well done and gives a nice tribute to all the ones who’s cases were closed.
Lost this 84 year old lady I loved like another grandma the other day. Beverly. She passed walking. It’s what she loved. This just hits soooo close to home. Gosh I watched all your episodes tonight. Can’t stop crying. You guys have done so much good !
I’m sorry for your loss ❤
Everytime I see you guys pull a car up I cry my eyes out. How emotional for these family’s. Truly a gift you guys have
Glad I'm not the only one! It's heartbreaking but it gives the families much needed answers and closure
@@debbie4503 I'm so very sorry for your loss. I do feel, from personal experience, that knowing what happened, how we lost them is really important. A body to bury, does help TOWARDS closure. Will never bring total closure but it does help.
A perfect example of this is Keith Bennett here in England. He was killed by the moors murderers (I will NOT glorify them by using their names) and his body was never recovered. His Mother was tortured every day of her life from the moment she lost her baby. Her dearest wish, before her death, was to reclaim his body and give him a proper burial. Sadly, her wish was denied. She never stopped looking and never stopped hoping. She died still looking and still begging to know 😔😔😔😔
@@debbie4503 No, AWP clearly states they give the families resolution, not closure.
Crazy the wave he feels when they find her. He knows how life changing this is for the family. That he has this odd connection to all those he’s found. Heavy man. What a job , and what a channel ,
i think that’s called empathy
My grandmother died with dementia/Alzheimer’s… this is so very close to home. I’m nearly in tears at how she passed, but so grateful that you all were able to bring closure to her family. I’m also glad that they can give her a proper send off.
Rest In Peace Ma’am 💐
My grandma did too...I sympathise with your pain 💛 I like to think they’re all in a better place having afternoon tea together
My mom did too and had no sense of time, she would call me in the middle of the night thinking it was morning - so this hit me hard too. I miss her every day, especially at this time of year. Christmas has never been the same without her.
Doug, in this video it is very clear the toll this particular search has taken on you. I imagine the realization hit you that yes, she is found, however she is deceased not lost. My heart goes out to all of you searching to find lost loved ones. Also, ahead of you directly is informing the family. A good news, bad news scenario. Please take time to decompress.
As a resident that lives 20 mins from this location, I spent MANY nights just driving around looking in random spots. What you guys did is amazing for this family.
This one hit me hard. My grandma has dementia as well. It's a horrible disease and the way it affects a person can vary day by day. Nadine must have been just so confused that morning and its absolutely gut wrenching. Thank you for giving this family some answers and bringing her home. RIP Nadine.
Why would the family let her still drive?! I'm glad my grandma didn't fight me for the keys and would want me to drive her around. That's crazy.
@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 it said she was starting to show signs, and dementia presents differently in each person. It's possible this was her first instance of such severe confusion.
@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 Let's not judge the family. You have no idea what was going on. Especially in the early stages, my grandma tried to hide her confusion. Still tries today too, especially with people she's unfamiliar with/can't remember. Maybe Nadine did the same and her dementia was worse than the family realized. Maybe this was her first real episode of being severely confused. How do you know the family wasn't just using her car to drive her around but she decided to drive herself that morning unbeknownst to her family? As stated in the video Nadine was in the early stages of dementia and even tidied the house up before she left, so obviously she did have some cognitive abilities to take care of herself still. It's great you can drive your grandma around, but it doesn't give you the right to judge others.
@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 that is a rude and inappropriate comment to make. You don't know the family or what had been going on with her so to make a statement like that when this discovery is so fresh was completely unnecessary
@@GeorgiaGrown90 Unfortunately, when it comes to “some cognitive abilities” that isn’t sufficient to allow someone to continue driving.
Great job bringing her home. My late father had dementia - 5 years before his death. He kicked me out of the house for some reason. Found out later he thought I had stolen something. Just 1 month before his passing. I brought my boys down to see him one last time. I stayed out till it was time for us to head home. I walked in, gave him a last hug good bye and drove 12 hours home. Dementia is such a terrible disease. God Bless to anyone having a loved one going though it.
I just lost my dad just short of 3 months ago he suffered from vascular dementia
@@michaelsorber7859 Sorry for your loss
Mom died in July from dementia. Thankfully she was in a very loving, caring facility.
@@tompinnef6331 thank you. It's been rough not only did he suffer from dementia he had high blood pressure issues and high risks of strokes and it was #7 that got him. My dad was only 53
T.Y...and this such a terrible terrible terrible terrible and a tragedy that u had to put 😢 up with..but u have to look beyond that PEOPLE pls time for ur loved oneS...this breaks 😢 my Heart ❤ 💙 💜 ..... For Alllllll...
It's the fact that y'all are so respectful, no matter the circumstances. It's not just a job, it's being a kind and empathic person. Being able to help people you don't know and sympathizing with them. Please keep it up, there are so many families who don't have answers. I wish y'all the best ❤️
The compassion and love shown by the divers with Adventures with Purpose, Chaos Divers and the others who volunteer in these labors of love truly show that good people really do exist. The way they put their own lives on hold to help bring peace and answers to those in need is inspiring. Your teams are a blessing to the families looking for answers and serve a purpose and mission that not many could take on. Stay safe and thank you for being the strong, kind, caring people that each of you are.
My condolences to her family and friends. AWP is truly a blessing to us all.
@@corinnem.239 I agree bless AWP, her family and the community trying to find her and Rest In Peace Nadine 😔🙏🏽🕊👼🏼💓
I love how respectful and sensitive this crew is towards their subjects.
Amazing work on finding and recovering Mrs. Moses, but can we just appreciate the level of filmmaking you have reached? Seriously, take a moment and pad yourself on shoulder for that aspect of your work too. This episode was shot beautifully and your editing has also stepped up so much. The sequence during the phone call, the moments after confirmation to the surfacing after the dive - beautiful,
empathic, really giving us a sense of the emotions and not just the technical aspects of a recovery. Bravo!
Marine City is a very beautiful place. The filming of the location is spectacular and really brings out that beauty. Excellent quality work.
@josh Cantu yes beautiful work. I don't know if Carson has a channel but Josh does. Its his name above
Agree. I love the intro with the names and photos of others they have recovered. I was thinking (from the families’ points of view) how their loved one are being highlighted and seen by millions of people around the world. I feel that it is a way of honoring them continuously. They are not relegated to oblivion. Kudos to Carson if this was his idea but you all (including Jacob, Nug, Brittain, Sam Sam the Adventure Man, videographer Dan, Team Waters, and the many others who are on this band wagon) are part of a burgeoning community movement.
Congrats also to the LEOs (law enforcement officers) who recognize and respect your efforts and are willing to work with you.
Apologies to Josh for not naming him as well.
The motions that run across these divers faces tells it all. Excitement at finding the lost cars. Then devistation at finding the lost person. I appreciate your compassion and sensitivity to the families and the authorities who work these cases. Your doing good work here gentlemen.
I live near Marine city and Nadine's picture was up everywhere in search of her. It's wonderful y'all found her so her family could have answers. Thank you guys.
There's an 18 year old boy who went missing from the Michigan game in November. They've had Iver 800 volunteers search and are now looking for experienced kayakers to look in the river. The kids name is Brendan Santo.
Yes! The kid that was at Msu? I really hope he is found in one way or another :(
depends if his car is also missing
@@darugdawg2453 it is. There is absolutely no trace of him.
@@darugdawg2453 no the police have his car. There is no trace of him or any of his belongings.
@@natashawalny8368 i live in Lansing and i see his picture everywhere. I have been thru campus many times when they have been out looking for him. He went missing the night before the game when he was walking from one dorm hall to another in the early morning hours
So crazy how the car was so smashed; glad Jared explained it as am I going 'what the heck?!'
Yeah I was very confused as to how it got so destroyed So i really appreciated the voice over explanation
I was confused on why her car was so smashed. Sorry if I missed the reason why
Yes, but an anchor wouldn't leave a vehicle completely smashed like that, it would have tear it apart or crushed only a sector. The thing that smashed the suv was the barge, that runs aground when loading gravel.
@@yomauser I was thinking the same thing. A freighter had to have done that to damage the vehicle that bad. Poor lady, I’m glad her family got closure tho and she can Rest In Peace
@@yomauser makes sense
You guys are incredible - you started out just wanting to clean up the environment, and inadvertently started solving missing persons cold cases. And I know you don't like knocking law enforcement when you solve these cases, but, given the number of cases Adventures with Purpose alone has solved, I think there is some major deficiency in law enforcement that so many of these cases have gone unsolved for so long. Whether it's lack of experience, proper equipment, or just the plain will to resolve a case, something is off somewhere and is not working. There IS a problem here, and it needs to be looked at.
Agree!!
I'm prior law enforcement and I agree. Most agencies do not have dive teams. And the city won't allow assistance from an agency with a dive team unless they know for sure because they don't want to pay the expenses for it. It'd very sad, and God bless these fellows for stepping in. They are heros
I appreciate Jared's teaching approach. AWP relies upon cooperation with all authorities. Figurative bridges not to be burned. Now, could the sonar manufacturers work to improve the capabilities of the authorities? Rhetorical question...
ABSOLUTELY there’s something amiss! You would think that a law enforcement organization would have at least, if not better equipment than AWP. I believe it’s the amount of “TIME” spent looking, with a little bit of lack of knowledge on how to use the equipment/interpret what they are viewing.🇨🇦
That's precisely what I thought the first time I saw one of these videos. Are the search and rescue folk not trained very well? Do they not have up to date equipment maybe? Are priorities set which don't include looking for missing people, at an administrative and budgeting level? Maybe most of the time they think someone just took off for parts unknown, so they're not really motivated to find them, especially younger folk. It may simply be a matter of manpower and budgeting, which hamstrings a fully comprehensive search when the trail would still be fresh. Very sad that so many are never found though. Glad a family got closure with this one.
Whenever they are underwater, I feel like i can't breathe! 1. Because he's underwater and 2. Because you're really rooting for them to find these poor people with these tragic stories... Rest in peace to all of these fallen people.
Adventures with a Purpose are some of the most incredible and giving gentlemen I have ever seen. The focus they put on bringing those "lost" home to their grieving families allows those same families some sense of closure, as heartbreaking as these cases are. I looked for Mrs. Moses and her vehicle, literally every day. I had her picture, one of her car, and one of her license plate. I searched all along the St. Clair River from Decker's Landing in Algonac right up to the Blue Water Bridge's nearby beaches. All along the river are plenty of ways to accidently miss a turn, get lost and drive right into the water, finding yourself in a world of trouble. Thank you to every one who searched for this beautiful lady, supported her family, the many law enforcement agencies and first responders, and especially the Adventures with Purpose guys. God bless your mission, God bless your due diligence, but more than anything, God bless your caring, warm, and loving hearts.
Mary Hofferber
St. Clair, Michigan
Happy Thanksgiving and thank you for all you do. Bringing closure to these families is a blessing.
At least bringing answers and closing the questions of where Ms Nadine was. Now she's back and her family can try to begin to heal the best they can. Yes yes yes
Car looks as if a machine flattened it. Odd location for car to be also. Someone needs to look into this. Just because she had dementia should not be the answer as to what happened to this elderly woman.
@@OttoByOgraffey doesnt really matter what you call it, the important thing is she was found
Hey Randy
Sooo sad. Not something to typically be thankful for, but at least during this Thanksgiving holiday a mother has been found and at last has come home.
How sad, my grandfather has dementia as well. I know the struggle this disorder has on him. And because of it I decided to move in with him. I'm proud of you for helping others find there loved ones. The world is all the better because of it. We need more people like you. I pray I'll never have to experience this with my grandfather, but its comforting know there are people willing to help. Thank you and god bless you.
God bless you for taking care of you grandfather .. not an easy job and some days you will question your sanity
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
THANK YOU for helping your loved one. So many people can't bothered because their jobs or their night life fun is more important to them. So they dump off their parent or grandparent at some old folks home where they are often abused and mistreated. It's horrible. Take care of your parents and grandparents!! It may not be easy but so worth it.
@sdzakable and you as well, thank you. I hope I never have to send him to a home, but thank you for the advice.
This case broke my heart. This is my home county and the whole county was talking about her. May her family have peace. Had no idea you guys discovered her, went through your solved playlist and was like no way!! Thank you for everything you guys do
I'm amazed at how close to television show quality your production has gotten over time. I wish you guys continued success in both your videos and findings of missing persons. I know that the best outcome for families would be if their missing loved one was still alive, but with every returned family member a burden that has been on their shoulders can finally be lifted, and their hearts can begin to heal.
And the missing part of the TV "quality" makes this better than most actual TV shows.
whats a television?
I'm tempted to say you take that back. TV quality is a insult these days. TV is quick cut editing constantly rehashing of story dramatic Bellshit of oh now diving so dangerous etc. No attention span trash. This content is so much better and respectful
What a beautiful tribute to Nadine. This hit close to home. You handled it with humility and grace.
It's insane how crushed that car is. I get big cargo ships have giant anchors, but that had to be multiple strikes to flatten it like that. Crazy luck for the car to coast and sink in the exact place freighters anchor.
Gravel barge or ship came in light and sat over the car; and when being loaded flatten it as it settled down with the load of gravel.
35 ft deep is more like a ship. When they moved out with their HP they did not even notice any drag to speak of
@@allanc3655 that makes way more sense than repeated anchor blows like i was thinking 😆
@@allanc3655 Also my thought. It's not an anchor.
The problem with your theory is that the ships UNLOAD there.
@@wendygiese7859 It may be that the car has been lying on the bank where the ship enters fully loaded. It seems unrealistic to have to repeatedly throw an anchor at it.
Either way, a sad story.
But I do not know.
So heartbreaking to know she has been in that same spot the whole time and that a large freighter ship has smashed her car many times. So heartbreaking. So thankful to you team for what you do finding peoples loved ones and thankful to you family's for there sacrifice of your team not being home. Bless your team and family's.
I like the way you treat the recovered bodies, no photos, complete respect for the families
I'm new here, but as a medically retired volunteer firefighter, with countless dive recoveries, it never gets easier, but it is satisfying to bring successful resolutions in cases like this.
MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU!!
The production quality of these videos has increased dramatically over the past couple of years. Of course, the video quality never mattered to me as much as the story did, but I feel as if this new style of videography has helped enhance and bring to light a little bit more of the passion behind the story.
I live in st Clair County and this case was insane! People from all over the county were looking for Nadine. I'm so glad we have answers ! Thank you so much Jared and your team ❤
Same. Was so saddened by this .
I’m in st Clair
So sad. Now she can be laid to Rest. My condolences to her family!
TOO LATE
@@Dominator_5 what does that even mean?
@@Dominator_5 too late? Whats that supposed to mean? Being laid to rest giving her family closure, how is that "too late"? Stop being a smart ass and think before acting like a child, this was a person with a loving family, so it's never too late for them.
@@Dominator_5 Have you heard the saying that if you don't have anything good to say then don't say anything at all. Try that one out next time and don't be disrespectful.
I hope she didn’t feel any pain and that it was quick. This makes me incredibly sad because I’ve taken care of three family members with dementia. I know how it is and you can’t keep your eye on them 100% of the time. I’m not sure if the family knew how bad it was, considering it can get worse literally over night. If you know someone who has dementia go ahead and take the keys. much love❤️
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Looking at how bad the car was damaged it looked like it had a horrific impact before entering the water. Am guessing death was pretty much instant
@@Renwick19 they mentioned in the video that car is going into the water would never look like that so it most likely is from anchors from boats being dropped on it when it was in the water. If that's the case she was deceased while all the anchors were being dropped on it
All of your comments make my brain hurt. None of them make any sense lol
@@greglawrence5322 mine does cause it was mentioned in the video.
I've been following this channel for a long time long before it became recovery efforts for people, I'm from capac Michigan which is a small town right where all this essentially occurred near and to hear you provided your services for someone in need locally really means a lot and we thank you all! Our small communities out here all thank you!
Something about seeing the person smiling in photos is gut wrenching, its like a tiny moment frozen in time..
Jared your intuition is on point. May blessings find you and yours this holiday season. Thank you for bringing so many home.
When they found her I started crying. Glad they found her for her family. ❤️
You guys are amazing ! Bringing healing to families. God bless you. ❤️
As someone that lives in Michigan only a few hours from there this story definitely hits home. I am glad they found her and brought her home.
Well done Jared & Doug.
Rip Nadine xx
Thank you Mr L for bringing this lovey lady home. Dementia is horrible my grandmother had it and she was always lost and the police would bring her home.
Everyone please join AWP so Mr L and his team can mend broken hearts!!
There's GPS locaters now that you can put into their shoes so you will always be able to locate them.
With your track record law enforcement all over the country should be looking to you guys and contracting you to help them find people that may be in rivers and lakes. It doesn't matter whether it's a cold case that's 15 years old or if it's somebody that disappeared two weeks ago. You guys do an amazing job. I've watched a number of your videos beginning before you started doing searches for missing people. You should be considering yourselves experts in the field now.
Lol... Malcolm Gladwell suggested, 10,000 hours to be an expert.
Law enforcement should be, but they won't. More often than not, pride gets in the way. There's also some concern with the chain of evidence and such. This particular dept seemed greatful for the help, but most dont react the same.
I just want to say.. I can't even explain how amazing you all are!! You give up your time with family to roadtrip and try to help other families get their lose loved ones home. You have an awesome success rate and you really have changed people's lives...and that's not even talking about all the environmental clean ups you do...massive massive thank you to you all...much love from the uk ❤🇬🇧
From the UK too and been watching this channel for a year now, its great to see all the effort AWP and other dive teams achieve give family's that much needed closure, I couldn't imagine the heartache of not knowing where a loved one is, best channel on TH-cam by a country mile, R.I.P my heart goes out too all the family's 💚
This fellow Brit wholeheartedly concurs! AWP do outstanding work 🇬🇧💕
I cannot imagine how rewarding and heartbreaking each find is. What an amazing thing to be able to do for the family and friends.
Once again I’m wiping away tears from a bittersweet moment in finding Nadine.
This one hit me hard as my own mother suffers from dementia and in the beginning she would walk out her door and get lost only being feet from her apartment. I can see how this wonderful woman got confused and lost. It’s so tragic she passed this way. My heart goes out to the family.
You guys are miracle workers. You bring loved ones home. I commend you all!!!
I live less than a mile south of where you guys found her, and I'm grateful you took the time to search like you do for other missing people. However, watching this made me a bit nauseous...I've lived here for 14 years now, and one of my biggest fears is somehow ending up in that river while driving.
My heart hurts to think about how scared she might have been. You guys are amazing!! Rest easy Mrs. Nadine… my prayers are with the family
I'm from Michigan and this was a big case in my area. Although the circumstances are heartbreaking, it was such a blessing when she was found. Thank you!
As an experienced river fisherman I'm guessing that it wasn't initially found by the law enforcement and river rescue crews because it was buried in mud and constant traffic of barges and freighters would make it nigh impossible to find since they constantly churn mud. And the reason it's so flat probably isn't from anchors as much as it's from being hit by barges and freighters. Good find. Very good find. Glad the family received closure.
Makes sense, could have even been just one barge hitting it.
@@sickofidiots4095 Right, the car was flattened, much worse than anchor damage. Something very big and heavy hit it.
That makes a lot of sense. Also, I've watched a number of the AWP videos where they find vehicles on sonar, and one starts to recognize what they look like. But this one didn't look like a car to me at all. Very glad that Jared and Doug know what they're looking at.
Damn. Another sweet person lost and found. You guys are a national treasure
I stumbled onto the channel by accident but i must say, what your guys are doing is very honorable and you have my fullest respect.
Closure hurts but it's definitely helping the family members and loved once to carry on.
Thanks for the work!
Please keep going
I'm so glad this family got answers, not the ones they were hoping for but she is home now and laid to rest. What a sweet looking lady and I'm sure she is loved beyond belief, my heart and deepest sympathy goes out to the family of Nadine!
Honestly you folks do an amazing job bringing lost loved ones back to their families. Rest in Peace Nadine.
You guys are earth angels along with everyone who has helped and donated. Blessings 🙏🏻💚
I’ve watched several videos of yours, and it’s amazing that cops and detectives can’t locate these people that go missing. Let alone, attitudes from some sheriffs when you locate a car/body before they do. Keep up the great work 🤍
My girlfriend's mother has severe dementia, and can't be left unattended. It's very easy to see how this poor lady could get into a situation like this. I'm just glad those people can now have some closure.
It is always a sad day to lose someone. Even more sad to learn of someone's fate. I truly wish I could be more like you guys, giving back to society as you do. Thank you for everything you have done in all the videos you have posted, and the things you have done not on camera. You make the world a better place with your empathy and dedication.
I don bc vs d’t
As Today is Thanksgiving, I watched this knowing this was someone's mom with dementia; and I lost my mom in July and she also had dementia. This brought great tears but I have said it once and I will say it again. What you do is nothing short of amazing and is god's work! As today is Thanksgiving, my thanks goes to your entire organization. For people who are not the family of the person found, you give us joy and hope knowing there are people like you; and we can rest at night knowing our loved ones are cared for and may they all rest in peace! THANK YOU!
I’m sorry hun
The emotion you guys show when you find someone, is very real. Your voice expresses that emotion, of finding someone that has been missing. I love watching your videos, I’m just sorry I can not support you in the way you need. Yet I thank you for these videos.
Jared is always working thoroughly. No coincidence that he solved this case.
Jared and his team are great people.
Thank you for helping our community and her family have some closure. You are all good humans
People always talked about her being in the river somewhere near. Thank you for helping the local authorities and her family and friends.
I’m surprised her car wasn’t seen on sonar by the freighters that frequent that channel. That’s a shame there aren’t more people with the capability to search and trained to look for identifying markers of vehicles. Thank you AWP for your dedication.
Yeah this video genuinely made me teary eyed because this woman was a mother, a wife, a grandmother and this is always an awful situation but a blessing for how you all give closure to family’s. Jared you and the other guys really are a blessing and I’m glad more and more people are able to see that everyday and I am glad the news has brought you to attention
Yeah rip
I find all of the work they do incredibly emotional. Ultimately, we're all someone's daughter or someone's son....
My grandma is in her late 70s so this made me sad that this woman is someone’s grandma too and how sad they must’ve been not knowing where she was
The hardest thing for an elderly person to lose is their transportation and their mental faculties. My husband’s 92 year old grandmother drove into a ditch and totaled her car. She was going to call a local dealership to bring her a new car. My father in law told her her driving days were done. She died at 95, in her home of natural causes. Rest in Heaven Nadine. God bless all of you for searching and recovering loved ones for others.
My grandpa ran his Buick up under a combine on his way home from his daily breakfast trip to a local diner. He had parkinsons and at that time it hadn't got real bad but bad enough that his doctor took his license. It was at that point he really started to go down hill. He was home by himself everyday unless me or my family was able to come over and see him or take him out. After about 2 and half years he could no longer live by himself and entered a nursing home. He was there for just over 2 years before passing from covid related issues and parkinsons last year on Halloween morning. It's really hard on the elderly when they lose their freedom to com le and go as they want. Their minds really start to deteriorate more especially if they live by themselves. My grandma passed in 2003 after they had been married just a few months shy of 50 years. I know they are together again in heaven and most importantly with our lord and savior Jesus.
So happy you found her for the family so they can have closure. I can’t imagine the feelings they had when she was missing all those months. Our Mom got lost driving at 91 and I took her keys and license away. It was a fight but the dementia was just starting. She is 98 now the memory loss is progressing rapidly and still wants to drive! She lives with us so has constant care.
Thank you for doing the right thing. It saves lives on the road too.
It has got to be so hard on you guys emotionally. But yet relieved that you can give the family the answer they have been looking for. You guys are truly earthbound angels.
That is so true. Right on!!!
The thought of never being found and the family never knowing is heart wrenching. Thankful you all do what you do for the victims and their families.
300-400 people drown in their cars annually (I think that's a US specific stat). I imagine a fair amount of them are never found. AWP does a wonderful job with their highly specialized skill set.
She seemed like such a great lady. I hope her family is doing well now. Apparently she raised a really good one.
I live in Lapeer County, Imlay Township, and the Belle river cuts through here. (Not quite as wide or deep here, like in Marine City area.) But after watching this, every time I drive over the river by my house, I will think of Nadine. Poor woman. God rest her soul! I'm glad her family has closure, and she can be put at rest. My condolences to the family, but at least now you know what happened to her. Good work Doug, Jared and Josh. You helped a family. Keep it up. Alas, my mother too had Alzheimer's, and little by little got worse. Finally got rid of her car, and had her move in with me. Took care of her last 15 years of her life. She went peacefully though. But people, if this happens to someone in your family, don't let them drive or go out alone! It's too easy for them to go get lost, turn wrong, hit the wrong pedal, get disoriented, etc. Don't think it cruel to watch them closer and not let them drive. Think of it as safety for them, because you love them.
I'm so very sorry this ended this way. I work in an assisted living facility and I care for memory loss residents. My heart goes out to the family. Thoughts and prayers for all .
This poor woman. I’m so glad y’all were able to find her.
Hi Kelley, how are you doing. I hope this new year brings happiness, prosperity, love, and peace all over the world. I'm looking for new friend so if you don't mind, nice to meet you.
Such respect and compassion along with professionalism is shown. I kept thinking what if that was my mom. How would I want her recovery treated. And this is it.
I don't know the ppl who have been found, but every time I end up balling in tears, I just feel for the families and friends of their loved ones being found. God bless you guys.
Sad, but incredibly important work. Thank you for bringing her home to her family.