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Yes, and he chuckles to himself and shakes his bowed head, in its worn old cowboy hat, when he thinks about that little trick he once played, on a lone camper. He’d come up on the man who never even knew he was there - city dweller - so close if he’d been a buck, he’d have been plugged before he knew it. He had snuck into his tent and shot him - a picture of the man, that is - with the man’s own camera. He gets a little kick out of thinking how the man must’ve been surprised when he found out and couldn’t figure out how it happened on a lonely old Gold Rush trail in the Bush, a place forgotten by everybody... well, almost everybody
Omg that would be so freaky from the photographers end. I'm imagining it from Button Man's perspective too though. I mean if he knew this guy was trying to take his pic for days, it's really the ultimate troll move to sneak in and take a pics of the photographer with his own camera instead. I can't help but kinda laugh a little bit. Well played, Button Man.
See, to be able to enter a tent take a picture put camera back in its case perhaps suggests some special skills. Military, SaS, Navy Seal type of training?
My mum grew up in this area, just across the border into NSW, and I just asked her if she knew about the Button Man. She super nonchalantly said yes, and that the Alpine region (of both VIC and NSW) are incredibly remote with some "bad people" living there (her words). She says she doesn't remember much about the Button Man, but she is certain that she has heard the name. I'm going to ask my grandma about him as well to see if she remembers anything. I'll provide an update as soon as I learn anything. Edit: Turns out mum read something on the Button Man because it had to do with the area she grew up in. I did ask my grandma, but she looked at me quizzically as she had left the area /after/ he became well known. That said, she did mention that due to the remoteness of the area, it would attract people who didn't want to be found/left alone.
I also forgot to mention the other urban legend in the area, known as the "child buyer," who would (as the name would suggest) buy children as farmers would cattle. Apparently parents would tell their children that they would sell them to the child buyer if they misbehaved. Not gonna lie, it has some seriously creep undertones to it...
Black Adder yeah, I know, which is seriously messed up. Although, fortunately, there wasn’t a kid buyer in the local area, and none of the kids ever disappeared. You have an awesome username, my lord
Yes but doesn't explain the peoples missing gear. Surely falling down a ravine /gully perhaps would leave something behind? At least one object, a bag, water bottle, phone etc. Seems everything goes missing?....
@@stuartd9741 when you're hiking you have everything packed away and attached to your person. If I fell down a gully with a back pack, rifle on my shoulder and a phone in my pocket, I'm gonna be at the bottom of a gully, with a backpack, a rifle and a mobile phone in my pocket.
*people are going missing in the Australian wilderness* *the main suspects are human* Drop Bears rubbing their paws together gleefully. "Good... good..."
its amazing how many people don't realise how dangerous drop bear attacks are - Vegemite is popular for a reason!!! If you don't eat it or smear some behind your ears you're a goner.
Unfortunately there is such a thing as an experts folly, people who are extremely experienced in doing something sometimes don’t think they need to follow all safety precautions and end up taking unnecessary risks I think this is the cause of some deaths, alongside the mountain itself and it’s fauna. The button man seems like a harmless hermit, who just wants to be left alone but will sometimes steal food and water to survive.
Taking his picture with his camera reminds me of the story in the Bible where David snuck in and cut the edge off king Sauls garment. Also not stealing all his food and water says, "I meant you no harm. See? I could have, but I didn't." Still unnerving as hell tho. Lol
That twenty two minutes went by very quickly. Very interesting and eerie story. Sounds similar to disappearances in US national parks. The moral here is....don’t go hunting, shooting, fishing, hiking or camping in the mountains. You may not return!!!!!
The moralnhere is don't go hunting, shooting, fishing, hiking or camping in the mountains unprepared. Don't go alone, don't go without enough water, don't go without knowing what to expect.
Back in the 1990s, I would often go bushwalking and camping in the Alpine National Park. But there are some simple rules that must be followed and people are always advised but are often ignored. 1. Plan your trip and fill out an "Intentions Form" leave this with a trusted person. 2. Fill out the book that is placed along walking tracks. It is easy to get lost. This happened to me once, I thought I was on the right track but I wasn't. I used my map reading skills to get back to my camping ground. Back then the GPS was new and chewed up batteries. The guy at the Melbourne Map Shop advised me against buying one. If I was going bushwalking again I would probably have a modern GPS plus a map and compass. I would put the majority disappearances to lack of knowledge and filing a proper intentions report. Weather can change very fast without warning. On one visit It went from 30C sunny to misty and freezing. That being said the Alpine Nationa Park is so beautiful and if you have a chance then visit.
I have an Uncle who mysteriously disappeared in the woods of Montebello, Québec back in the summer of 2004. Went out for a stroll to pick mushrooms and never came back, this episode reminded me a lot of that event.
I have a friend whose father just went out for a stroll one day and never came back! Although they believe he went on his will but they still want some closure though
Did your uncle WANT to go? Trouble at home? Tired of being a family man? Asking because it's a colloquialism that someone abandoning their family is often phrased as "he went out for a pack of cigarettes/some milk and never came back".
@@druidriley3163 I know of the story , i believe his uncle is Raymond Herztschuch and he went mushroom picking whilst on holiday. Rumours about him running afoul of marijuana growers were passed around (similar to this case) which were dismissed by his wife Mrs Lapointe (OP's username ends with Lap giving me a clue to which case he was refering to and the mushroom picking part and year and location) but she does think he was a victim of foul play. All in all its a very sad story and i pray his family including OP get some closure and answers.
I’m trying to listen to this to go to sleep but it’s kind of hard to when you live in the place this guy is talking about... even if it’s 7 in the morning 💀💀
@@NodDisciple1 Yes but the checks and balances are insane. Can't take them out with you (legally at least). Only supposed to be taking them from home to go to gun ranges, etc. It's illegal to use firearms for self defence in this country. It's absolutely ridiculous if you ask me tbh.
@Laura Hamilton. Seeing the news from Victoria during covid it looks like your police are the thing to be really worried about. I'd rather be attacked by a ravenous pack of drop bears 🐨
The Button Man seems like a chill dude. Probably sleeps in people camps because as much as a man might shun society we are social animals, and the taking pictures of the photographer while he slept was probably his idea of a harmless prank.
It's funny because while you can clearly see him thinking it would be harmless, you can also clearly see why the dude would be super freaked out finding the pictures.
5:20 This is why you do not sleep alone outdoors. Seriously, don't do it. We invented robust homes with locked doors for a reason. If you want to be outdoors, do so with other people, sharing the great experience, and always be watching each other. It is not just protection in the dark of night, but also salvation if you have a critical medical emergency. Also have the best friend a camp could ask for: a vigilant dog or two. They have guarded us in our sleep for generations, and you will find far fewer people have ever been killed sleeping outdoors when they had dogs with them.
Some of the best advice I've ever read. Mankind could never have gotten as far as we have without the faithful dog. I guess that means they're to blame for the mess we've made? 😉
@@h.calvert3165 Nah, don't blame the faithful employees for management errors. Dogs just did exactly what we asked them to do! Well, most of the time since I don't recall asking one to use my shoe as a toilet... :)
@@h.calvert3165 Nah, don't blame the faithful employees for management errors. Dogs just did exactly what we asked them to do! Well, most of the time since I don't recall asking one to use my shoe as a toilet... :)
I was initially confused about the “Button Man” using deer antlers, since deer aren’t naturally occurring in Australia. Apparently there are several populations of deer species introduced to the island country from elsewhere.
I nearly hit a huge dear coming around a bend last winter around 10 at night on mount dandenong near, ollinda just outside of melbourne, he had a decent pair of antlers on him.
I always felt the messages of condolences at the end of episodes like this is what sets this channel apart from the others. Bedtime Stories truly is a cut above the rest.
Australia wasn't meant for people the signs couldn't be more clear. They have a venomous spider that lives in toilets FFS! It's not uncommon for guys to go to hospital because they've say down for a crap only for an 8 legged monster to bite them right on their tadger!
I actually enjoy this theory. From what is told in this video and in some articles written on newspapers, this guy can moves through the toughest terrain with the competence and stamina of someone half his age, he's only seen when he wants to and knows the area very well. He may have acquired this kind of competence and experience in the deep jungles of Vietnam, at least it seems likely to me.
There's those cop shows where the suspect is so innocent-sounding, maybe even looking as well, and no one believes that they're the killer or rapist or whatever until there's damning evidence that links them. And in one split second their personality goes from sweet little innocent lamb to violent murderous fiend. Those particular episodes are really good, btw.
I recommended and sent them references to Sawney bean on twitter. It's definitely on their list by their reply. I live not that far from his cave and the legend of him scared me shirtless as a kid.
I've been waiting for this for what seems like an eternity. One of, if not the, best channel on TH-cam. Nothing better than laying in bed after a long day's work, getting comfortable and listening to bedtime stories.
What people may not know is that in Australia it's standard practice to give and get "We're OK" communications regularly. For example - If you tell someone you'll arrive at 6PM and don't show up, they'll go looking. There are no exceptions because the bush can be dangerous. There's something quite strange about so many people who know the bush and who are so well organized going missing at all. "Bush people" living in the bush are generally OK, but not always. The high country isn't "impassable" by Australian standards but it's often potentially difficult and pretty strenuous when climbing and descending. You can also get snow and of summer heat, both potentially very risky. The country is no real problem for an experienced bushwalker, but tricky if you're not. One fall or slip can incapacitate you, and then you're in serious trouble. Getting lost isn't a good option; if you do, you can wander for days. Word of advice for foreigners - If you come out here, pay attention to all the safety tips, don't go off on your own, and be careful, or you might wind up on Bedtime Stories.
The Button man just sounds like a misunderstood Bush Man. He probably realised that the photographer was there to try & get a photo of him & so decided to play a prank on him. You can tell he wasn't malicious as he only took HALF of his waster supply. He left the photographer with all his equipment & left him with enough water & food to get back to a population centre. I imagine there's plenty of people who have just had nice chats with him. It also seems as tho he leaves the carved button & other carved trinkets as things for people to find on their walks as little keepsakes. Sounds like a nice, misunderstood bloke to me :)
Really looking forward to your new sister channel regarding War. I adore Bedtime Stories, missed you guys, thanks for all the content n hope ya'll are well. X
Ive spent alot of time up in the high country. One the the biggest dangers up there are the old mine shafts, they litter the terrain and can be very difficult to spot coved with rotted boards or branches, some not covered at all, you fall into one your basically a goner
First 10 seconds: "Australian state" Me: Oh boy... Australia already has crazy deadly 'natural' critters all around! So just imagine the supernatural ones! ^^
The one about the old man, Conrad, is sad and easier to explain than some of the others. I imagine that the headaches were related to his disappearance, like a sign of cancer or a precursor to seizures that changed his personality or reasoning in a drastic way leading to his actions.
Theres been a break in one of the cases guys ... a man has been charged with 2 counts of murder today 25/11/21 relating to the man and his mistress going camping and then going missing.
interesting! I'd like to make a small note that we don't have loads of conifers in the aussie alps, it's all snowy gums and similar plants. we don't have the same sort of vistas full of triangular trees like those pictured in the video.
Australia. A beautiful land, with dangers both hidden and mysterious. You will find beautiful birds, amazing animals and awe inspiring landscapes. There are many a lost soul and forgotten homestead out there in the scrub(bushland). With so much still unknown about this rugged land, I'm still happy to call this Great Southern Land my hope. Great stuff as always. 👍
I think that is why Picnic at Hanging Rock was so believable, even though it was a fictional story. You get the feeling it drew on tales of actual disappearances in Australia.
Until they're found, their whereabouts remain a mystery. Are ghosts or UFOs or bigfoot involved? I doubt it. Probably they got lost off-trail, died of thirst/starvation/exposure, and have long since been consumed by the elements and wildlife. "Mystery" doesn't necessarily mean "wild tale of the supernatural."
@MrOverCritical1989 Precious little, even if you're fortunate enough to stumble across it in countless square miles of untamed terrain. Seriously. Underestimate the wilderness at your own risk.
I spent a lot of time there over 2 decades ago, came across bush hermits a few times. They always have a dog with them, they keep their distance and dont engage. One time though we came across an old man who had claimed to have walked a few months all the way from Sydney and was heading to Melbourne to see his sick brother. Was near the wonangata valley. He was a nice old guy. Looked really suprised to see us and obviously had not spoken to anyone in awhile. Another thing was I heard a warning of a river that runs through the centre of the wonangata valley in the most remote part. Warning was dont cross the river/stream. This area is only accessible by walking or horse. Apparently in the 60's someone part of a group decided to challenge that warning and set his tent up just across the stream. When he woke up one of his legs was missing, apparently cleanly cut/sliced as though surgically, strange aswel was the leg wasnt bleeding and he survived. Could be a story. But we didnt test it. Another story was in the 70s a man suddenly grabbed his rifle and left his group running into the bush, as others in the group spun around they saw a black furred creature quickly disappear into the bush ahead of him -some that saw the creature reckoned it almost looked like a black panther. He wasnt heard of or seen again for a couple of weeks though he was searched for. Then suddenly he appeared back white as a sheet and clothes torn, he walked in to the main camp said nothing to anyone, handed his rifle in and left on foot for the nearest road. Never to be heard from again. I heard later that in ww2 there was a US air unit stationed in that region or thereabouts and they had a male and female panther as mascots. End of the war they were ordered to put them down but apparently some of them couldn't bring themselves to it so they went out to the edge of where they thaught was isolated enough for the cats to just disappear and live out there lives. But who knows maybe they bred and well life has a way of surviving so inbred black panthers isnt in the way of impossibilities. These are stories told to us by older guys in that region round a fire and they were told them by those that came before.
He is mate. He is completely benign, if not a cheeky old bugger. Vicpol already spoke to him and ruled him out. High country is a big place, doubt he could make it all over anyway
@@stuartd9741 I may consider forwarding my accounts to the channel. Yes I have experienced some of these strange phenomena, especially whilst hiking a hill near mount dom dom in search of a plane crash from the 1970s.
Love seeing Bedtime Stories has new video - love everything about them. Never hundreds of crap videos for the sake of putting another one out there so all the more exciting when one comes up! Quality ✅🏆🥇
I find the contents of this video very intriguing because of the very recent timeline of events. I assume there are a lot less stories worthy for this channel that have taken place in the past 10 years than there are in the past century, but I gotta say I do find the incidents that have happened in recent history much more engaging. Keep up the good work guys, we appreciate the great content!
In Australia a coroner is a bit different. They are more of an investigator, they have legal training rather than medical. Often they are used to review unsolved or complex cases. Reviewing all the available evidence, reviewing what the police may have done wrong or missed. Quite different to the Us
if your interested in mysterious unexplained places in Australia, black mountain is Australia's bermuda triangle, mamy people avoid and highly recommend staying away from it, and inside it is underground caves which many people have gone missing exploring
Really appreciate this channel, which I've only recently found! well researched stories - most are ones I haven't heard of before.. the narration is well done, clear and easy to follow and the illustrations are excellent. Thank you!
It's so sad people really think these stories are just entertainment. Those with eyes to see and ears to hear know the secrets of the universe are hidden within these " stories "
I get excited every time I get a Bedtime Stories new video notification and I would watch and leave my comment asap but like many others I wait until Bedtime to watch/listen. My favorite channel on TH-cam thanks again!
@@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425 ok but here's a much more important question. Teaspoons of peanut butter? Come on now. If you want to try something fantastic try peanut butter on toast. Mmmmmmmm! 😛😜🤪
I had once thought about doing a walkabout in Australia. I even thought about the route I would probably take. I was, if I was well prepared and trained, go from Fremantle to either Sidney or Melbourne. One of those preparations was to read Tracks by Robin Davidson(she trekked across the Outback with four camels) and In A Sunburnt Country by Bill Bryson. Both books gave me an idea of what I would see if I go Down Under. The stories of the disappearance of hikers and campers was and still is something to take into consideration. There were stories about people who go into the Bush country and totally get lost there. Even if or when I do go, I will be well equipped. Water will be more important than food. Self defense will be just as important. More important is to go to as many places where there are people along the trail and get as much information as possible about the route in case there are changes such as weather or wildfires. Australia, and almost anywhere else worth visiting, as long as one is equipped and respectful of the environment and the people there. Great story. Keep them coming. Stay safe.
I’ve hiked and camped all over the US. I’ve Spent many nights alone. I always camp off trail and find the high ground. I never make camp fires or keep food where I sleep. My clothes and gear are dark or natural colors. I generally avoid other people where possible.i carry bear spray and have occasionally carry small caliber hand guns. I have become Leary of solo travel and these days and I use the buddy system when I back pack.
A few corrections to this great video. David Prideaux was the Govenor of BARWON prison, not Barton prison. Conrad Whiltock's car was found in a layby on the road going up to the summit of Mt BULLER , not Mt Butler. Niels Becker did not intend going into the Wonnangatta Valley. His proposed route was further to the west, keeping on top of the the main range, ending near Mt Stirling, adjacent to Mt Buller, (where Conrad Whitlock disappeared. ) Police made contact with and interviewed "The Button Man" in connection with the Hill/Clay disappearance, but ruled him out of the investigation after the interviews concluded. People looking at this video may also be interested in video's about the unsolved 1917/18 double murder in the Wonnangatta Valley, that have been posted on You Tube.
FYI being in this state, it's not highly populous in the high country but ABSOLUTELY CERTAINLY NOT remote. But has numerous eccentric old people who rarely go a few miles from home. Not even CLOSELY remote to even where I grew up, let alone the outback. Very strange driving in the outback, extremely flat, can see houses for 15km like nearly 10 miles away. Where I GREW UP, there were various unsolved murders, mostly being some city guy chasing an ex girlfriend to murder her on some road out the back of our town. I remember a woman in the town telling my mum about the cops questioning her if she saw anything because a girl was apparently abducted by an ex boyfriend and thought to be murdered. A cult out their accidentally killed someone. Never mind the shenanigans aboriginals got up to. Openly threatening to kill people and attempting to. My mums aboriginal friend had the back of her house crushed by stolen earthmoving equipment. Ex boyfriend of her daughter crushed the daughters bedroom IN A TOWN IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY. Dumb bastard didn't even realise she wasn't home. Old momma was having a nap in the front room and the house vibrations woke her.
Thank you for all of your videos and thank you for never being a true skeptic and doubting strange things can happen. I know there are many things that can be explained naturally at the same time there are so many things that we will never understand in this crazy world.
I keep picturing the photographs taken of the sleeping photographer containing various pranks like: a bunch of m&m's in his mouth while he sleeps, his hand in a glass of warm water, crude drawings on his face with a sharpie... ya know, slumber party "first to fall asleep" pranks
@crazy silly lol idk maybe ? But its a real cryptid half sheep half squatch i think another name for it is the white thing . Monsters and mysteries in america covered it in one of their episodes.
Apparently the old couple with the drone was solved, another man camping in the area got into an altercation with them, then murdered them and burned their stuff. I remember he was caught because someone recognized his truck, and the cops found the drone inside. The bodies were buried a good distance from the camp. That's what I remember anyways.
I have spent so much time in the high country, staying there for long periods of time and I never met the button man or anyone strange out there. Thank goodness, can't wait to do my next trip. It is easy to get lost out there though, my ex partner and i lost our car on a walk once, had to walk/climb up the side of a mountain to get a good view of the area to find the car. One of the most scary things ive ever taken part in, we had no equipment so one step wrong and it could have been the end. Also good luck finding someone out there, its a huge area and there are so many places you could fall and never be found
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Somewhere an old man is whittling a button on a mountain in AUS, totally unaware he has become a folklore legend with videos about his existence.
Nor does he care
I laughed at the notion. What a life.
Living the dream, truly.
Yes, and he chuckles to himself and shakes his bowed head, in its worn old cowboy hat, when he thinks about that little trick he once played, on a lone camper. He’d come up on the man who never even knew he was there - city dweller - so close if he’d been a buck, he’d have been plugged before he knew it. He had snuck into his tent and shot him - a picture of the man, that is - with the man’s own camera. He gets a little kick out of thinking how the man must’ve been surprised when he found out and couldn’t figure out how it happened on a lonely old Gold Rush trail in the Bush, a place forgotten by everybody... well, almost everybody
@@-Reagan What? 🤣 Duh, you got any gum?
Omg that would be so freaky from the photographers end.
I'm imagining it from Button Man's perspective too though. I mean if he knew this guy was trying to take his pic for days, it's really the ultimate troll move to sneak in and take a pics of the photographer with his own camera instead.
I can't help but kinda laugh a little bit. Well played, Button Man.
I thought the same thing XD
the photographer got outplayed
Exactly, it's not really a mystery, it's just funny (from the Button Man's end anyway).
Thought the same, seems like an anti-social bushman's idea of a good prank.
See, to be able to enter a tent take a picture put camera back in its case perhaps suggests some special skills.
Military, SaS, Navy Seal type of training?
My mum grew up in this area, just across the border into NSW, and I just asked her if she knew about the Button Man. She super nonchalantly said yes, and that the Alpine region (of both VIC and NSW) are incredibly remote with some "bad people" living there (her words). She says she doesn't remember much about the Button Man, but she is certain that she has heard the name. I'm going to ask my grandma about him as well to see if she remembers anything.
I'll provide an update as soon as I learn anything.
Edit: Turns out mum read something on the Button Man because it had to do with the area she grew up in. I did ask my grandma, but she looked at me quizzically as she had left the area /after/ he became well known. That said, she did mention that due to the remoteness of the area, it would attract people who didn't want to be found/left alone.
I also forgot to mention the other urban legend in the area, known as the "child buyer," who would (as the name would suggest) buy children as farmers would cattle. Apparently parents would tell their children that they would sell them to the child buyer if they misbehaved. Not gonna lie, it has some seriously creep undertones to it...
@@nosesonroses Pedophiles buying kids sadly isn't all that uncommon.
Black Adder yeah, I know, which is seriously messed up. Although, fortunately, there wasn’t a kid buyer in the local area, and none of the kids ever disappeared.
You have an awesome username, my lord
@@nosesonroses Sounds like a local variant of 'Old Boney' (Napoleon Bonaparte) or other characters dreamed up to scare children into behaving.
Any update?
You can easily fall down a gully in such bush country and never be found, nothing more than a bad accident and you're gone....
Until it’s standing over you taking your picture while you sleep
Yes but doesn't explain the peoples missing gear.
Surely falling down a ravine /gully perhaps would leave something behind?
At least one object, a bag, water bottle, phone etc.
Seems everything goes missing?....
@@stuartd9741 when you're hiking you have everything packed away and attached to your person.
If I fell down a gully with a back pack, rifle on my shoulder and a phone in my pocket, I'm gonna be at the bottom of a gully, with a backpack, a rifle and a mobile phone in my pocket.
Andrew Hogg Exactly! Duh! Not hard to figure out, is it?
I agree to a point.... thing is searchers just dont walk tracks, they often abseiling gullies and ravines in logical fashion looking for any evidence
*people are going missing in the Australian wilderness*
*the main suspects are human*
Drop Bears rubbing their paws together gleefully. "Good... good..."
I know right. People don't understand the how real the drop bear threat is.
whats a drop bear?
Jim Bracknell so it seems it’s a killer koala bear, a little evil fucker who drops onto strangers and kills them
its amazing how many people don't realise how dangerous drop bear attacks are - Vegemite is popular for a reason!!! If you don't eat it or smear some behind your ears you're a goner.
@@jimbracknell5648 drop bears are your worst nightmare...
Unfortunately there is such a thing as an experts folly, people who are extremely experienced in doing something sometimes don’t think they need to follow all safety precautions and end up taking unnecessary risks
I think this is the cause of some deaths, alongside the mountain itself and it’s fauna.
The button man seems like a harmless hermit, who just wants to be left alone but will sometimes steal food and water to survive.
Agree
You're a fool if you don't get your hands on an easy meal. And clean water to boot. Lucky he only took half.
It's called complacency
Respect the man's privacy as for the correctional officer well you work it out not hard
Okaaay, why does the name “Button Man” which should sound harmless and playful sound sinister and terrifying?
formless777 I certainly wouldn’t want to find him in my tent in the middle of nowhere, would you?
@@angelatheriault8855 Why, hello there.
Maybe because "Button Man" is American slang for a hitman ?
MR. Maestro, hats? Hats... interesting
Renato Visentin oh that’s just great! A nature-loving, creepy wandering hitman!
These stories are what I go to sleep with
Me too
Same, and I also work to them as background noise lol
same, they actually helped my insomnia.
Same here
Well the channel is called Bedtime Stories so that makes sense.
Taking his picture with his camera reminds me of the story in the Bible where David snuck in and cut the edge off king Sauls garment. Also not stealing all his food and water says, "I meant you no harm. See? I could have, but I didn't."
Still unnerving as hell tho. Lol
that's trolling 101
@@wangstanation6400 probably the origin of trolling
He don't need to steal food he hunts with a crossbow. He also probably likes the taste of human flesh.
The idea is he doesn’t want you to come back.
@@pinchevulpes Yeah, sounds like he's giving a warning!
That twenty two minutes went by very quickly. Very interesting and eerie story. Sounds similar to disappearances in US national parks.
The moral here is....don’t go hunting, shooting, fishing, hiking or camping in the mountains. You may not return!!!!!
Advice: stay at home with dog and the fireplace!
@@notasgood459 sounds way more enjoyable anyway!
Yosemite is missing persons capitol of the world !!
The moralnhere is don't go hunting, shooting, fishing, hiking or camping in the mountains unprepared. Don't go alone, don't go without enough water, don't go without knowing what to expect.
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Back in the 1990s, I would often go bushwalking and camping in the Alpine National Park. But there are some simple rules that must be followed and people are always advised but are often ignored. 1. Plan your trip and fill out an "Intentions Form" leave this with a trusted person. 2. Fill out the book that is placed along walking tracks. It is easy to get lost. This happened to me once, I thought I was on the right track but I wasn't. I used my map reading skills to get back to my camping ground. Back then the GPS was new and chewed up batteries. The guy at the Melbourne Map Shop advised me against buying one. If I was going bushwalking again I would probably have a modern GPS plus a map and compass.
I would put the majority disappearances to lack of knowledge and filing a proper intentions report. Weather can change very fast without warning. On one visit It went from 30C sunny to misty and freezing.
That being said the Alpine Nationa Park is so beautiful and if you have a chance then visit.
A very interesting story. Also I look forward seeing your second channel Wartime stories that I'm excited for.
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Agreed!
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four submarines was first video.
One of the best channels.
Like you say the quality is top notch...
I've been subscribed to him since 2001, I used to phone him and he would tell his stories to me down the phone-line.
Escaped mental patient in the hills
Coroner: Wasn't him. Prolly ghosts.
Definitely aliens. Bwwwaaaaaaa...
Not all mental patients are dangerous
This Australia we're talking about. They probably got caught in a giant spider web and eaten, or were ambushed by a pack of drop bears
Plot twist: coroner is the killer
Keep in mind that usually, mental patients are the victims rather than the perpetrators of violence
I have an Uncle who mysteriously disappeared in the woods of Montebello, Québec back in the summer of 2004. Went out for a stroll to pick mushrooms and never came back, this episode reminded me a lot of that event.
I have a friend whose father just went out for a stroll one day and never came back! Although they believe he went on his will but they still want some closure though
Was your uncle called Raymond by any chance?....... Also sorry for your loss.
That’s a long trip
Did your uncle WANT to go? Trouble at home? Tired of being a family man? Asking because it's a colloquialism that someone abandoning their family is often phrased as "he went out for a pack of cigarettes/some milk and never came back".
@@druidriley3163 I know of the story , i believe his uncle is Raymond Herztschuch and he went mushroom picking whilst on holiday. Rumours about him running afoul of marijuana growers were passed around (similar to this case) which were dismissed by his wife Mrs Lapointe (OP's username ends with Lap giving me a clue to which case he was refering to and the mushroom picking part and year and location) but she does think he was a victim of foul play. All in all its a very sad story and i pray his family including OP get some closure and answers.
I am so happy whenever you have paid promotions. You deserve it. You guys are so underrated but one of the best in this genre and platform
I’m trying to listen to this to go to sleep but it’s kind of hard to when you live in the place this guy is talking about... even if it’s 7 in the morning 💀💀
Just hope you don't open your door one day and find a carved button on the ground 😮
Any way you can legally buy a sidearm?
@@NodDisciple1 Yes but the checks and balances are insane. Can't take them out with you (legally at least). Only supposed to be taking them from home to go to gun ranges, etc. It's illegal to use firearms for self defence in this country. It's absolutely ridiculous if you ask me tbh.
Stay safe!
@Laura Hamilton. Seeing the news from Victoria during covid it looks like your police are the thing to be really worried about. I'd rather be attacked by a ravenous pack of drop bears 🐨
As always, the illustrations are mesmerising. 🥰🥰🥰
The Button Man seems like a chill dude. Probably sleeps in people camps because as much as a man might shun society we are social animals, and the taking pictures of the photographer while he slept was probably his idea of a harmless prank.
Yeah, he just got a kick out of letting the guy know that he was there
Button man: trying to take pictures of me eh?...let's see about that
Button Man: an OG troll.
It's funny because while you can clearly see him thinking it would be harmless, you can also clearly see why the dude would be super freaked out finding the pictures.
Chill until he stabs you lol
5:20 This is why you do not sleep alone outdoors. Seriously, don't do it. We invented robust homes with locked doors for a reason. If you want to be outdoors, do so with other people, sharing the great experience, and always be watching each other. It is not just protection in the dark of night, but also salvation if you have a critical medical emergency. Also have the best friend a camp could ask for: a vigilant dog or two. They have guarded us in our sleep for generations, and you will find far fewer people have ever been killed sleeping outdoors when they had dogs with them.
Some of the best advice I've ever read. Mankind could never have gotten as far as we have without the faithful dog. I guess that means they're to blame for the mess we've made? 😉
@@h.calvert3165 Nah, don't blame the faithful employees for management errors. Dogs just did exactly what we asked them to do! Well, most of the time since I don't recall asking one to use my shoe as a toilet... :)
@@h.calvert3165 Nah, don't blame the faithful employees for management errors. Dogs just did exactly what we asked them to do! Well, most of the time since I don't recall asking one to use my shoe as a toilet... :)
@@genericpersonx333
LOL! Oh, well. Anybody can mess up! 🤣
Dude when I sleep out side I set up around 50 claymores, 12 anti tank mines, 2 sentry guns and about 1200 trip flares. Oh and I sleep in a tiger tank.
I'm surprised that Yowie's weren't mentioned
There's a bigfoot variant in almost every forest in the world ... It would get quite redundant
I agree! When my Dad was a teenager, he saw a Big Hairy Man when camping in the Blue Mountains.
formless777 lol, now that’s an obscure reference.
formless777 where can you even buy those nowadays? I never see them anymore
Rori Tudor i sometimes see them in Woolworths.
I am glad to Button Man found refuge over there. If he returns to society, he'd be very pissed over the latest season of Dr. Who.
Lol
Yeah, Moffat should have stayed instead of this Chibnall fool.
Lol! Spot on!
Although I think the current Dockater is doing a fine job.
If perhaps, the writing is a little weak at times.
@@stuartd9741 Dockater? What's that supposed to mean?
@@michaelandreipalon359 Dockater = Doctor ?
I was initially confused about the “Button Man” using deer antlers, since deer aren’t naturally occurring in Australia. Apparently there are several populations of deer species introduced to the island country from elsewhere.
Occurring? As far as I know deer are called pests in Australia so I think we're talking about very big populations
multiple species of feral deer are a big problem across south eastern mainland australia and tasmania.
He uses kangaroo antlers. and don't tell me kangaroos don't have antlers, buddy, because that is only a racist stereotype.
@@coyotesmile8972 🤣🤣🤣
I nearly hit a huge dear coming around a bend last winter around 10 at night on mount dandenong near, ollinda just outside of melbourne, he had a decent pair of antlers on him.
I always felt the messages of condolences at the end of episodes like this is what sets this channel apart from the others. Bedtime Stories truly is a cut above the rest.
Bedtime Stories: "Disappearances in Victoria, Australia..."
Internet: "It must be Button Man!"
Poisonous spiders & venomous snakes: *munching popcorns*
LOL!! HI-larry-us!!
I mean if it did atleast there's a body or somethin
Poison is ingested and venom is injected, so spiders and snakes are both venomous. 🙂
Don't forget those kangaroos... Shady bunch with pockets
Australia wasn't meant for people the signs couldn't be more clear. They have a venomous spider that lives in toilets FFS! It's not uncommon for guys to go to hospital because they've say down for a crap only for an 8 legged monster to bite them right on their tadger!
*There's something in the High Country...*
Snow
If it's another goblin, oh I'm gonna...
I wonder if the Button Man is a Vietnam War era soldier who just wants to be left alone.
lol people who want to be left alone don't enter other peoples campsites to sleep beside them
Maybe an aboringine
I actually enjoy this theory. From what is told in this video and in some articles written on newspapers, this guy can moves through the toughest terrain with the competence and stamina of someone half his age, he's only seen when he wants to and knows the area very well. He may have acquired this kind of competence and experience in the deep jungles of Vietnam, at least it seems likely to me.
@@SalazarXenoria an Australian that fought in the Vietnam war scoff
@@kikidee3204 He might be an immigrant from USA.
Hell Yes! Thank you so much for this brand new episode of Bedtime Stories. You guys are just awesome. Woooo-hoooo. 😀😀😀
This is my favorite channel. I don't have favorite anythings. End of comment.
You don't have to hide it anymore there's more of you out there including me. I'm really looking forward to Wartime Stories.👍💯
Me too. I even bought some of there merch. I don't buy merch.
Can't wait for wartime stories
@@redneckreviews3016 how was quality of merch ? Good or average?
@@Snp2024 honestly. Awesome. The hoody (bunnyhug here) was very soft. Warm and the logo was stiched. Not iron on
There's those cop shows where the suspect is so innocent-sounding, maybe even looking as well, and no one believes that they're the killer or rapist or whatever until there's damning evidence that links them. And in one split second their personality goes from sweet little innocent lamb to violent murderous fiend. Those particular episodes are really good, btw.
For future videos, can I request the Order of Nine Angles, Dulce Base/underground lizard people, Sawney Bean and the Toronto Tunnel Monster?
I recommended and sent them references to Sawney bean on twitter. It's definitely on their list by their reply. I live not that far from his cave and the legend of him scared me shirtless as a kid.
Is that the Sawney Bean last of the Scottish Cannibals when your heading for Stranraer ?
What's the Order of Nine Angles/Angels?
@@DizzyDarko666 Yup we always drove past his walled cave near Kennedys Pass , they've closed that road now but it always gave me the creeps.
I've been waiting for this for what seems like an eternity. One of, if not the, best channel on TH-cam. Nothing better than laying in bed after a long day's work, getting comfortable and listening to bedtime stories.
I dont know how i landed on this channel but i couldnt be any more glad that i did
Welcome to the FN show
Red sus
Hoom you seem kinda sus, did you kill the people? Name your task
The question is though, is the Button Man sus?
Best channel on TH-cam.
What people may not know is that in Australia it's standard practice to give and get "We're OK" communications regularly. For example - If you tell someone you'll arrive at 6PM and don't show up, they'll go looking. There are no exceptions because the bush can be dangerous. There's something quite strange about so many people who know the bush and who are so well organized going missing at all. "Bush people" living in the bush are generally OK, but not always.
The high country isn't "impassable" by Australian standards but it's often potentially difficult and pretty strenuous when climbing and descending. You can also get snow and of summer heat, both potentially very risky. The country is no real problem for an experienced bushwalker, but tricky if you're not. One fall or slip can incapacitate you, and then you're in serious trouble. Getting lost isn't a good option; if you do, you can wander for days.
Word of advice for foreigners - If you come out here, pay attention to all the safety tips, don't go off on your own, and be careful, or you might wind up on Bedtime Stories.
Usually these cases are set in a past, give or take a few years. The fact that this is so recent makes it all the more frightening.
It's much to soon on the case of the disappeared pensioners, it will be solved soon imo
The Button man just sounds like a misunderstood Bush Man. He probably realised that the photographer was there to try & get a photo of him & so decided to play a prank on him. You can tell he wasn't malicious as he only took HALF of his waster supply. He left the photographer with all his equipment & left him with enough water & food to get back to a population centre. I imagine there's plenty of people who have just had nice chats with him. It also seems as tho he leaves the carved button & other carved trinkets as things for people to find on their walks as little keepsakes. Sounds like a nice, misunderstood bloke to me :)
Really looking forward to your new sister channel regarding War. I adore Bedtime Stories, missed you guys, thanks for all the content n hope ya'll are well. X
Ive spent alot of time up in the high country. One the the biggest dangers up there are the old mine shafts, they litter the terrain and can be very difficult to spot coved with rotted boards or branches, some not covered at all, you fall into one your basically a goner
First 10 seconds: "Australian state"
Me: Oh boy... Australia already has crazy deadly 'natural' critters all around! So just imagine the supernatural ones! ^^
Bigfoot
Slightly bigger foot
He mention high country "oh shit" he mention Victoria, a very slow "oh shit"
@@morningnapalm9963 Bigfoot wants nothing to do with Australian outback so he stays off the island
At least they only censor spiders and snakes, not LGBTQ+ storylines (looks at Russia's government, China, and other rogue nations).
@@morningnapalm9963 You mean the Yowie. That's what the Australian ones are called, if I recall correctly.
Everything about what you all create is absolutely amazing. NOTHING COMPARES. Thank you all for what you do!!!
I'm having a hard day but seeing you uploaded made me feel much better
Hey hope today is better for you man. Hugs from Scotland. X
The one about the old man, Conrad, is sad and easier to explain than some of the others. I imagine that the headaches were related to his disappearance, like a sign of cancer or a precursor to seizures that changed his personality or reasoning in a drastic way leading to his actions.
I'm always so happy to find out you guys aren't dead!
@Catherine K I am sure there are groups who don’t want these tales told.
Theres been a break in one of the cases guys ... a man has been charged with 2 counts of murder today 25/11/21 relating to the man and his mistress going camping and then going missing.
interesting! I'd like to make a small note that we don't have loads of conifers in the aussie alps, it's all snowy gums and similar plants. we don't have the same sort of vistas full of triangular trees like those pictured in the video.
Australia. A beautiful land, with dangers both hidden and mysterious.
You will find beautiful birds, amazing animals and awe inspiring landscapes.
There are many a lost soul and forgotten homestead out there in the scrub(bushland).
With so much still unknown about this rugged land, I'm still happy to call this Great Southern Land my hope.
Great stuff as always. 👍
I think that is why Picnic at Hanging Rock was so believable, even though it was a fictional story. You get the feeling it drew on tales of actual disappearances in Australia.
Are disappearances really that mysterious if they take place in areas of uninhabited wilderness, miles from infrastructure and human interference?
Yeah sometimes.
Until they're found, their whereabouts remain a mystery. Are ghosts or UFOs or bigfoot involved? I doubt it. Probably they got lost off-trail, died of thirst/starvation/exposure, and have long since been consumed by the elements and wildlife. "Mystery" doesn't necessarily mean "wild tale of the supernatural."
Yes. I wonder what else you fail to fundamentally understand...
@MrOverCritical1989 this
@MrOverCritical1989 Precious little, even if you're fortunate enough to stumble across it in countless square miles of untamed terrain.
Seriously. Underestimate the wilderness at your own risk.
I spent a lot of time there over 2 decades ago, came across bush hermits a few times. They always have a dog with them, they keep their distance and dont engage. One time though we came across an old man who had claimed to have walked a few months all the way from Sydney and was heading to Melbourne to see his sick brother. Was near the wonangata valley. He was a nice old guy. Looked really suprised to see us and obviously had not spoken to anyone in awhile. Another thing was I heard a warning of a river that runs through the centre of the wonangata valley in the most remote part. Warning was dont cross the river/stream. This area is only accessible by walking or horse. Apparently in the 60's someone part of a group decided to challenge that warning and set his tent up just across the stream. When he woke up one of his legs was missing, apparently cleanly cut/sliced as though surgically, strange aswel was the leg wasnt bleeding and he survived. Could be a story. But we didnt test it. Another story was in the 70s a man suddenly grabbed his rifle and left his group running into the bush, as others in the group spun around they saw a black furred creature quickly disappear into the bush ahead of him -some that saw the creature reckoned it almost looked like a black panther. He wasnt heard of or seen again for a couple of weeks though he was searched for. Then suddenly he appeared back white as a sheet and clothes torn, he walked in to the main camp said nothing to anyone, handed his rifle in and left on foot for the nearest road. Never to be heard from again. I heard later that in ww2 there was a US air unit stationed in that region or thereabouts and they had a male and female panther as mascots. End of the war they were ordered to put them down but apparently some of them couldn't bring themselves to it so they went out to the edge of where they thaught was isolated enough for the cats to just disappear and live out there lives. But who knows maybe they bred and well life has a way of surviving so inbred black panthers isnt in the way of impossibilities. These are stories told to us by older guys in that region round a fire and they were told them by those that came before.
Bs
This story is from my area of victoria! There was a recent crime that people suspected the button man to be involved in, it's a strange story!
With October coming, perfect timing to marathon "BEDTIME STORIES."
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Honestly, The Button Man sounds like a chill guy who'd gladly have a beer with a camper if they found and offered him one.
Totally agree. X
He is mate. He is completely benign, if not a cheeky old bugger. Vicpol already spoke to him and ruled him out. High country is a big place, doubt he could make it all over anyway
An old man living his best life :)
He's a jolly swagman for sure...
More than likely the thieving bastard would just help himself to one when they were away from camp.
Mount Dom Dom needs a new name.
More like Mt. nom nom nom 🤤😂
Dude that isn’t even the start of the weird names in Aus
Mt Couscous.
Dom Dom wants gum gum..
( Dum dum wants gum gum )
Night of the museum
I'ma be calling my wife Dom Dom cause I'm Sub Sub
I live at the foot of the high country, and can personally testify to several strange accounts in the area, particularly while I've been out hunting.
Would you care to share an experience?
Also have you ever experienced
1/ momentary
*total silence*
2/ *clicking sound* ?
@@stuartd9741 why such an oddly specific question?
@@the-engneer Google missing 411 or check their video "there is something in the woods"
@@stuartd9741 I may consider forwarding my accounts to the channel. Yes I have experienced some of these strange phenomena, especially whilst hiking a hill near mount dom dom in search of a plane crash from the 1970s.
Love seeing Bedtime Stories has new video - love everything about them. Never hundreds of crap videos for the sake of putting another one out there so all the more exciting when one comes up! Quality ✅🏆🥇
if the story takes place in Australia you know it's going to be good! 🦘 😁
"Head on a stick, mate..." 🗡
@Terry Summers its jurassic Park irl! 🤣 🦖
Greetings from Western Australia!
Hi from east side
@@Tarathathe77wookiee greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
I find the contents of this video very intriguing because of the very recent timeline of events. I assume there are a lot less stories worthy for this channel that have taken place in the past 10 years than there are in the past century, but I gotta say I do find the incidents that have happened in recent history much more engaging. Keep up the good work guys, we appreciate the great content!
This is a wonderful end to September and start of October! Thanks!
Love the landscape drawings in this one - they are so sensitive and beautifully rendered.
"the true nature of this relationship remains to be speculation"
SUUUUURE
"The coroner again..." How is there a coroner if there's no body??????
In Australia a coroner is a bit different. They are more of an investigator, they have legal training rather than medical. Often they are used to review unsolved or complex cases. Reviewing all the available evidence, reviewing what the police may have done wrong or missed. Quite different to the Us
Well, they're probably part of the investigation team, and it's likely their job to report on the final possible outcome of the persons remains.
Hence the hurried conclusions...
if your interested in mysterious unexplained places in Australia, black mountain is Australia's bermuda triangle, mamy people avoid and highly recommend staying away from it, and inside it is underground caves which many people have gone missing exploring
Starts at 2:50
Underrated comment
Guys they have to support themselves?
Really appreciate this channel, which I've only recently found! well researched stories - most are ones I haven't heard of before.. the narration is well done, clear and easy to follow and the illustrations are excellent. Thank you!
"It's like your little mate said;"That's not a knife,this is a knife".😨
I see you played knife spoon before
That's not a knife(to a mugger with a pocket knife)....THIS is a knife(pulls out a machete)
@@zoeyrochellezhombie829 Iam Aussie mate we play knifie spoon
@@zoeyrochellezhombie829 watch "Wolf Creek",it's a different vibe.
That old man must know something. People just don’t disappear without a cause and that old man must know everything that goes on out there.
People disappear all the time. They flee their wifes and kids
The art for this channel has always been one of my favourite parts. But it has honestly gotten so good in the recent months! Great work guys!
It's so sad people really think these stories are just entertainment. Those with eyes to see and ears to hear know the secrets of the universe are hidden within these " stories "
I get excited every time I get a Bedtime Stories new video notification and I would watch and leave my comment asap but like many others I wait until Bedtime to watch/listen. My favorite channel on TH-cam thanks again!
Finally! A mysterious tale from Australia
Right!
They've done a couple before
@@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425 they need to do more. I'm sure they know plenty of stories like this. I really enjoyed this video
@@seanmc7128 I'm sure they will, all in good time🙂
@@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425 ok but here's a much more important question. Teaspoons of peanut butter? Come on now. If you want to try something fantastic try peanut butter on toast. Mmmmmmmm! 😛😜🤪
This particular episode hit close to home for me!
I love this channel. The best artwork, and story telling around.
Please keep making these mystery stories! I need them there perfect for listening at night.
God I love the narrator's voice; also of course the scary story.
A great telling of this story. Much more strangeness up there to relate. Well done mate. A fan from Oz
A weird mystery like the 411😕
Deffo - Exit Light did a piece on it too !!!!
I had once thought about doing a walkabout in Australia. I even thought about the route I would probably take. I was, if I was well prepared and trained, go from Fremantle to either Sidney or Melbourne. One of those preparations was to read Tracks by Robin Davidson(she trekked across the Outback with four camels) and In A Sunburnt Country by Bill Bryson. Both books gave me an idea of what I would see if I go Down Under. The stories of the disappearance of hikers and campers was and still is something to take into consideration. There were stories about people who go into the Bush country and totally get lost there. Even if or when I do go, I will be well equipped. Water will be more important than food. Self defense will be just as important. More important is to go to as many places where there are people along the trail and get as much information as possible about the route in case there are changes such as weather or wildfires.
Australia, and almost anywhere else worth visiting, as long as one is equipped and respectful of the environment and the people there.
Great story. Keep them coming.
Stay safe.
Just stay away!Too scary for you wimps!
"Do you know the Button Man?" "The Button Man?" "The Button Man." "Yes, I know the Button Man. Who lives out in the bush?"
I wonder if the Button Man has any muffins??
Always great to see a new Bedtime Stories uploaded.
I'm gonna say it: this has got to be a serial killer
I’ve hiked and camped all over the US. I’ve Spent many nights alone. I always camp off trail and find the high ground. I never make camp fires or keep food where I sleep. My clothes and gear are dark or natural colors. I generally avoid other people where possible.i carry bear spray and have occasionally carry small caliber hand guns. I have become Leary of solo travel and these days and I use the buddy system when I back pack.
It's so hard when you don't know what happened to them. They vanished like they have never existed
A few corrections to this great video. David Prideaux was the Govenor of BARWON prison, not Barton prison. Conrad Whiltock's car was found in a layby on the road going up to the summit of Mt BULLER , not Mt Butler. Niels Becker did not intend going into the Wonnangatta Valley. His proposed route was further to the west, keeping on top of the the main range, ending near Mt Stirling, adjacent to Mt Buller, (where Conrad Whitlock disappeared. ) Police made contact with and interviewed "The Button Man" in connection with the Hill/Clay disappearance, but ruled him out of the investigation after the interviews concluded. People looking at this video may also be interested in video's about the unsolved 1917/18 double murder in the Wonnangatta Valley, that have been posted on You Tube.
Yay! This is a very welcomed surprise! I love the videos, keep up the amazing work guys!
FYI being in this state, it's not highly populous in the high country but ABSOLUTELY CERTAINLY NOT remote. But has numerous eccentric old people who rarely go a few miles from home. Not even CLOSELY remote to even where I grew up, let alone the outback. Very strange driving in the outback, extremely flat, can see houses for 15km like nearly 10 miles away. Where I GREW UP, there were various unsolved murders, mostly being some city guy chasing an ex girlfriend to murder her on some road out the back of our town. I remember a woman in the town telling my mum about the cops questioning her if she saw anything because a girl was apparently abducted by an ex boyfriend and thought to be murdered. A cult out their accidentally killed someone. Never mind the shenanigans aboriginals got up to. Openly threatening to kill people and attempting to. My mums aboriginal friend had the back of her house crushed by stolen earthmoving equipment. Ex boyfriend of her daughter crushed the daughters bedroom IN A TOWN IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY. Dumb bastard didn't even realise she wasn't home. Old momma was having a nap in the front room and the house vibrations woke her.
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Thank you for all of your videos and thank you for never being a true skeptic and doubting strange things can happen. I know there are many things that can be explained naturally at the same time there are so many things that we will never understand in this crazy world.
This was a great episode. You guys really did your homework on this one, keep up the good work!!
Love the art to all these stories.
Woo!
Second comment!
I'm so thankful for your channel. You help my boyfriend through so much. 💕
I keep picturing the photographs taken of the sleeping photographer containing various pranks like: a bunch of m&m's in his mouth while he sleeps, his hand in a glass of warm water, crude drawings on his face with a sharpie... ya know, slumber party "first to fall asleep" pranks
When are you guys gonna do the lizard man of scape ore swamp and the jersey devil?
@crazy silly man those 2 are great too .
@crazy silly i havent heard of those 2 yet but they sound interesting .
@crazy silly pope lick monster and sheepsquatch
@crazy silly lol idk maybe ?
But its a real cryptid half sheep half squatch i think another name for it is the white thing .
Monsters and mysteries in america covered it in one of their episodes.
Apparently the old couple with the drone was solved, another man camping in the area got into an altercation with them, then murdered them and burned their stuff. I remember he was caught because someone recognized his truck, and the cops found the drone inside. The bodies were buried a good distance from the camp. That's what I remember anyways.
It has to be the fault of Australia's living dinosaurs or giant lizards!
Or a Yowie 🤷♀️😂
Drop bear
I have spent so much time in the high country, staying there for long periods of time and I never met the button man or anyone strange out there. Thank goodness, can't wait to do my next trip.
It is easy to get lost out there though, my ex partner and i lost our car on a walk once, had to walk/climb up the side of a mountain to get a good view of the area to find the car. One of the most scary things ive ever taken part in, we had no equipment so one step wrong and it could have been the end. Also good luck finding someone out there, its a huge area and there are so many places you could fall and never be found
I thought this was where I live lol. You rock!!
Only you know where you live dude !!!!
Weird one this time
How could you not like this vid? This is one of the best channels on TH-cam. Well researched and creepy as always.
Could u do more on English haunted castles and houses
Check out 'Number 91 - A Belfast Ghost Story'.....a true story and the book is online - not in England but UK and an absolutely chilling ordeal!
I would love to see a mash up of Bedtime Stores and Dark Histories!
Same
What's Dark Histories?