YouTuber’s UNEXPLAINABLE Disappearance in the Forest | Darkest Disappearances
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- Stories of missing people are often creepy and mysterious, and in this video we will go through a number of stories of the darkest disappearances from around the world, starting with some explainable, before moving on to some of the most disturbing cases I've encountered.
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Thanks for watching everyone! Which story do you think is the strangest?
I think these stories are spawned from terrible police work and guilty parties trying to draw attention away from the truth. Unfortunately people love a good ghost story
The one where you mention a German sex offender may be the perpetrator. When everyone with more than 4 brain cells believes the parents were entirely culpable of at least a cover up.....
Where are your specs, Mike?
Look into David Spencer and Patrick Warren from chelmsley wood in Birmingham. It's the most disturbing children missing case but gets no attention because there not from high class or middle class families.Pleae just give it a glance its awful .The milk carton kids there called here in uk .They were the first to appear on milk cartons in the uk
All these are so strange. I really love this kind of video. Much love friend ❤
45 minutes?! We are not worthy!
Hope you enjoy the video!
An hour earlier as well
But we are grateful
@@Pooped-my_pantsI love your name!! But you stole my comment before I could!! (I've shit my pants as an adult!) I have another story too but, I'm afraid it would be too long!
@@_luckicharmsthou art bountiful
Finally a creepy iceberg without the "creepy" voice or sound effects, just pure informative story telling ❤
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Yessss!!!
Trueeee
Struggling to imagine a creepy Irish accent rn 😂
@user-rn9gj5py6l some of us prefer Mike's direct style of story telling. Nothing wrong with creepy voices and sounds though.
The one child that disappeared after his school's science fair is one that infuriates me because someone in his family knows what happened, and no one has come forth.
Dennis Martin; Stacy Arras
Kymon Horman, Portland, Oregon.
Do you think it might have been a pedophile from outside the family? Those people are insidious and always looking for a chance. Unfortunately true.
But it really looks like the stepmother did it (?) 😢
Which one? I must’ve missed something!
I still believe that his stepmother is responsible for what happened to him. She was the last one to see him before he disappeared.
The last one, Connie Johnson, people were shocked when her dog just showed up weeks later. I heard they tried to get the dog to lead them back into the woods, hoping Ace would lead them to Connie.. But the dog was too scared/nervous and refused. Really strange. Strange why Connie and Ace would leave the camp site and where was Ace that whole time? Could be he was with Connie’s body and didn’t want to leave it, or he somehow got separated from her and survived long enough to be rescued himself.
Dogs are really loyal. He probably stayed with her until she passed away and then finally after a few days gave up and left her. I'm surprised and sad that the dog couldn't lead them back to her, or that someone didn't recommended bringing in a dog to track her by scent along with her dog since that might have helped her dog to figure out what they wanted it to do.
MISSING 411........
Maybe an odd suggestion but I wonder if they couldn't have given a tracker dog Ace's scent and had him track Ace's trail, where he'd been.
@@swannoir that’s actually a good idea and I wonder if they considered that. I know initially they tried regular tracking dogs but they couldn’t find a scent. Connie’s case was featured on missing 411, and most 411 cases the dogs can never find a scent or right after the person disappears, there’s some kind of weather event where they’ll have to stall the search.
Thanks for filling us in on where the dog was found. I was kind of curious about that. Sad story.
I’ve done a lot of solo hikes and I can tell you, there are so many dangers out there- I’ve had bears enter my camp, hiked alongside a wolf pack and stumbled onto a weird encampment out in the middle of nowhere. In other words, I was stupid.
Yeah safety first. Glad your all good.
Now I want to hear more about this "weird encampment" lol.
I have lived in Northwestern Montana my entire life of 49 years. I have done dozens of solo hikes anually here in the heart of grizzly bear country for about 30 of those years. There have definitely been some rather frightening times.
@@alekhidell3644gonna just leave a comment here just in case he talks about those weird camps
Weird encampment 🎉
I'm not claustrophobic, but nothing could possess me to go into a narrow caving system. The Nutty Putty tragedy is horrific.
ESPECIALLY if it’s like buzzing. terrifying
And Nutty Putty's not even underwater.
"The Nutty Putty tragedy is horrific."
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Yes it is. But it's unusual in that most caving expeditions are led by an experienced caver who would never allow someone to go off on their own into an unexplored passage. Nutty Putty was a case of poor leadership.
Nutty Putin
@@kenthompson5723 Nutty Putty was never about leadership. It was an open hole on a desert slope that young people just heard about and would go and crawl into. It was never a draw for experienced cavers because there wasn't any spectacular cave scenery and the hole ran only a few yards. Authorities never became involved with it because it was never a problem spot until someone became stuck and then died there. Once the death happened, it was immediately filled and sealed.
Honestly, the Madeline mccann thing is a horrible tragedy, but as a father of two: I would have NEVER left my kids in that room and then went out to dinner. No no no, completely unacceptable.
That’s like if my wife and I left our girls sleeping upstairs in our house and then went out to dinner. It’s just something you don’t do.
The parents, Jerry and Kate are both highly educated professionals. I am very sorry for them in their loss. This mistake of leaving their children alone has haunted them ever since. I agree with you 100%. It's tricky enough keeping an eye on small children in a department store.
@@mickkremm1904 yeah looking back on my comment I agree that this decision has likely haunted them more then I could ever dream of, and I do apologize to the family.
As a father I can’t even begin to fathom what they’ve gone through and hope one day they could get some semblance of piece and closure regarding the situation.
I was a single Mother. I lived in a bldg where downstairs they had a Pharmacy store. If I wanted to get diapers I would wheel him in his bassinette to the neighbour (who didn't speak English) and I would quicky run downstairs for 10 min and buy what I needed.....they did not act responsible!
@@margretsims1322 yeah tbh can’t imagine leaving a child alone like that. I mean it’s one thing if the baby has its own room to sleep at night, but leaving it alone in a house while you go somewhere else?
Can’t imagine that.
Very bad decision by the parents. I feel
Bad, and I’m sure the regret it. But I can’t fathom in what world they think that’s ok to do
Somebody has seen the parents going back and forth to the room and realised that there was an alone child in there. Most likely the perp was watching the family as soon as it arrived at the complex/building. Definitely wasn't pre meditated and I'd say it was an opportunist that thought you're kidding me they are leaving her alone, I'm taking her type thing. As messed up as it sounds, that situation right there would have predators dancing with joy, They wouldn't be able to help themselves...
In the 1970’s, my friend’s brother disappeared on that mountain. They had literally everyone possible searching, they even had Interpol helping. He was never seen again. It’s the not knowing that gets to people. Scary as heck.
which mountain?
There's areas, on the earth, where there's entrances to other civilizations. There's interdimensional rifts and even entities who abduct. E.g. Certain areas have a history of serpent-like entities luring people into caves and rivers. They're never found.
@@Ancel7ya, people have invented a lot of myths to explain mysterious disappearances.
Tier 1:
1:11 Amelia Earhart
2:35 Madeline McCann
4:19 Roanoke Colony
Tier 2
5:30 Louis Leprince
6:48 William Tyrell
9:26 Mekayla Bali
Tier 3
11:26 Ryan Shtuka
13:05 Asha Kreimer
14:44 Julie Mott
Tier 4
16:47 Jaime Fraley
19:06 Georgina Gharsallah
Tier 5
20:53 Finn Creaney
23:23 Ben McDaniel
25:30 Mount Nyangani
Tier 6
27:15 Leigh Occhi
30:48 Daylenn Pua
32:59 Mayumi Iarashi
Tier 7
35:01 Kenny Veach
40:11 Terrence Woods
42:35 Connie Johnson
@bonniea.1941 Thank you for taking the time to do this 💕
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I lost my only daughter to a brain tumor in August 2000 at the age of 7.5 years old and I thought that was the worst thing to ever happen to me and my family. Here’s the thing: we know what happened to her, I couldn’t even imagine losing a child and not knowing what ever happened to them. Absolutely mind numbing I would imagine. My heart goes out to anyone that this has happened to.
My heart goes out to you too 😢
My heart goes out to you for the loss of your sweet baby girl.
Sorry for loss. Prayers for you and your daughter
I'm sorry for your loss.That's horrible.
I'm sorry for your loss.🙏💝
The Roanoke colony didn't disappear at all. They assimilated into the local native tribe because most of the able men had gone back to Europe for supplies and didn't come back for 3+ years. In harsh winter conditions. But if my wife and all her friends took all our kids and moved in with the neighbor, I'd say she disappeared too 💀
And they pretty much left a message where they went.
@@HappyBeezerStudios that's exactly what they did 😭
I've been a part of this youtube channel for 4 years. Its gotten me through tough times, good times, and boring times. Thanks, Mike, for your hard work. You're the best.😊
100%
I went to school with Asha Kreimer's mother. She has never ceased looking for Asha. Her disappearance has caused her mother such intense heartache for all these years.
I'm from Point Arena, I heard the same about her mom still looking for her to this day.
I can't even imagine what it feels like but I would never stop looking as well.
Asha’s case sounds like a brain tumor or something, it’s just so strange to have such sudden onset of severe symptoms like that. I wish she’d been able to get scans. I hope she is safe somewhere even though I know that is unlikely
Glasses not needed. You be you Mike. I’ll get used to it in no time Love. ❤
Why in every single crime case are there random people like you always saying (and it's ALWAYS the line " well, I went to school with such and such") the same nonsense? More likely than not, you're full of bullshit and just want attention. If you can show proof, I'll gladly apologize, but until then...quit. Seriously.
Sometimes I forget that tales of people getting lost with no hope of being found can be even scarier than a murder story, especially when it involves caves! Thank you so much Mike for switching things up!
i have a phobia about any caves..
*Nowadays we all know what most likely happened to the Roanoke colony, but everyone is too scared of being non-PC to say it, and to sponsor proving it.*
At the time, that colony was the "invasive species" and the natives were the most likely ones to suffer from that "invasive species", and the most likely ones to benefit from capturing them.
At the times those people had almost no experience with natives, and most of them likely would have only known to call the natives Croatoan.
Sadly, being PC takes precedence over facts nowadays, so nobody wants to conclude that, and the ones who do get shot-down immediately as racist. Even though there was nothing racist about the natives wanting to extinguish this known-unknown category of threat.
Even though even now many tribes kill people because they are the type of threats that are classified as "known-unknowns"
totes dude! Like wtf dey AT?!
@jonslg240 wtf are you talking about dude? Natives attacking the colony is a well discussed possibility, and is given credence as being likely. The discussion exists because it is impossible to prove anything one way or the other, it has nothing to with being 'pc'.
@@jonslg240What the hell? That's pretty much what they think and no one is being PC about it.
I went hiking in Oahu in April with a group of travellers and the landscape is so unforgiving, and the vegetation is so thick. We took the "wrong" path on our hike, it was way steeper and more remote than we were expecting, and we kept commenting on how if we slipped and went even a few feet off the path we'd be screwed. Even the well-trodden paths were hard to navigate, and there was 0 phone service. I had scary dreams the following night about getting lost! Damn, that poor guy.
I ain’t reading allat chunky girl
I lived in Las Vegas when I was younger. My friends and I were all over the desert and mountains around there. Personally, I feel that Kenny Veach created the mystery of the M cave to set up his disappearance. If he wanted to end his life and never be found, it would be easy to do out there. And there are wild animals and dangerous people out there as well.
I've always felt the same way. Like he just wanted to quit youtube and went out by setting up a mystery.
I believe this as well
Well he did us all a favour then, his videos were cringe
There are snakes and spiders and miners out that way that won't be happy to see you, not to mention the intense heat.
@@chappy0690
Back in the olden days of the Nineties, if some cultural phenomenon offended one’s delicate intellectual sensibilities, one avoided it instead of using overused youth slang to wrinkle their snobby metaphorical nose about it. Boy do i miss that sh!t…
I think I’ll invent my own “M cave” so that I don’t have to deal with ubiquitous snobby millennials and inscrutable gen-z patois for any more decades lol…
I've always thought that having a loved one disappear must be the worst thing to bear. The not knowing why, how, when, who and where would be unbearable.
It is.
Same... I hear stories like these and the thought of someone in my life going missing enters my mind and all I wonder is how I'd ever eat or sleep or be at peace again. I feel that I wouldn't be able to not look for them, chasing down any lead I could... but I suppose as humans, we can all adapt to any situation and I guess it might hurt forever, but life goes on? Still, I agree, I can't imagine how incredibly unbearable that would be.
I’ve never personally had it happen other than a dog once and that alone was torturing. I couldn’t imagine a person missing.
@@hannahsinisteryou know from experience? If yes I’m sorry but also maybe Mike can do a story about it and shed some light on something.
Yes. The “ no closure,”. You wake up everyday and it strikes you that your loved one is out there. The worry, stress, concern never goes away. You feel that you can’t just sit still, you must do something. I just read now that Finn Creaney’s dad continues to look for him.
An iceberg video?! What a treat! Excited to see you trying something different, Mike. Sending all my support from South Carolina
Thanks! Fun to try out some new things for sure
yeeee haaaaaw , put on blast the song rich man from richmond , and let us do a great jambalaya lol :))
@@vitorloki5792that song is gonna start a revolution... Lmao
@@ThatChapter perfect timing. Can watch this before France and new Zealand in the rugby
Let's give it a go never gets old! Love from Louisiana!! Loving your podcast as well BTW! 😊
So sad to hear of the development of the William Tyrrell case, as an Aussie who’s seen his darling little face every year on the news, it’s horrible to think that the people who were meant to protect him, after already being in foster care, were the ones who hurt him
Same mate,this is the 1st time I'm hearing it here.
Thx Mike
It's heartbreaking and also makes me so angry how often foster parents turn out to be the abusers and murderers of foster children. So much so that I've got to the point of believing they become fosterers purely to have access to children. That's unfair to the good foster parents but shit, they seem to be getting more and more rare.
It's really is horrifically sad. Speaking of Kamloops, about 40 years ago or more, when I was in my early 20s, a very attention getting babynapping took place there. Apparently someone had gained access to the baby's room, taken her and gotten out of the house without rousing the parents. There was a lot of high strangeness about the event (the father was sleeping on the floor of the baby's room at the time, so how was it that he wasn't awakened? And no ransom ever demanded. No known enemies of the couple. Etc) Then after a couple days of searching, the baby's body was found on the mud flats (an area along the river's shore which became exposed during the fall and winter as the water volume lessened. After that, nothing more was heard. No one knew if the police were investigating or who they were looking at or anything. It was just radio silence. About a year after this happened I was working as a bartender at a local hotel (I was living in a small town about an hour away from Kamloops, but I'd grown up in Kamloops) and I got to chatting with a customer who'd been one of the investigating officers. We asked him about the case, and he said everyone knew what had happened but someone somewhere pulled some strings to put the kibosh on the story. He said that the cops knew that it was the mother; she'd been suffering mental health issues, but the husband's family didn't want any notoriety so she never got any help. She'd accidentally killed the baby and the husband had taken the baby, left it on the river bank and then they called the police some hours later to say she'd been kidnapped. All very sad....
I was going out with the baby's uncle about the time I found out what had happened. That kind of put a damper on things. So nowadays when I hear that a child, toddler, baby has just "disappeared", I always suspect the family. You never know.
It really is! I have little niblings that age, they are just babies!
Dear little fellow, that cute little face. So sad. So many would find it a privilege to care for a fun loving Spiderman. So unfair.
I live close to where Mikayla went missing. There are still billboards up between towns. Absolutely terrible and heartbreaking
What are the local whispers? Locals tend to know a few more things than the police. Her case has always intrigued me (much like the teenage boy who disappeared in the UK)
I just appreciate the fact that the Australian government is still looking for an explanation of William's disappearance 9 years later. Its crazy that in 4 days he will have been missing for 9 years exactly. I really hope that whatever happened happened quickly and painlessly and that he didnt have to suffer.
they should. they bungled this investigation since day one. gary jubelin blew it chasing the wrong person and giving the real perps time to cover it up. he wouldn't listen to anyone else, and wouldn't follow any other leads.
I held high hopes when they put Detective Gary Jubelin on the case, but unfortunately it's still unsolved, and he's since been removed from the role
Ditto, I've suspected his foster mother having something to do with his disappearance, more so now since it came out about what happened with another child in her care, so yep she's very Sus... I hope they find his remains soon, I don't this he's alive, if he is I wouldn't be surprised however...
That foster father's interview felt very fake. He knows what happened to that boy.
@@nibordiabla7493 I thought the same thing. Way too relaxed and friendly for the situation.
William Terrell's foster mother was just found guilty of assault on another child, stalking and intimidation also of the same little girl. Can't convince me poor little William was killed on accident, that witch was more than likely slapping him around and met his demise purposefully!
Have to agree. And it irks me that there seems to be a gaping hole in the system when it comes to screening suitability as foster families. Time again this is a problem. It's disgraceful.
I'm Australian. If it helps, the way you feel is the way that almost all Australians feel. We do not believe them. We know they hurt that little boy and the police know it too. They are very hated here, they have to try and keep them out of the public eye because people hate them so much and are so angry about what happened to William.
Im struggling to believe that they killed William by accident. You call for help in accidents. Murder meanwhile, from a temper tantrum, a punch, a push. That can damage a little child all too easily. Guilty plp would wantvto cover that up. I expect William is no where near the home. His body is far away and long gone
What makes these kinds of cases particularly difficult here in Australia is that the police are very tight lipped about investigations in comparison with law enforcement in other countries. We have our gut feelings and so do the detectives but they have to be thorough and investigations taken a lot of time. 😢
This was very strange and intriguing stories..I would like to hear more..many of them I was not familiar with..thank you for sharing ❤️
The Kenny Veach case has always intrigued me. Another guy has attempted to follow his foot steps to try and find this mysterious cave that Kenny spoke of. He's found a couple of places, but thinks it may have been covered up, not naturally. He can't open or move rocks because apparently that's a crime in that area (something about not disturbing the natural things as it's considered a preservation area). Kenny could so easily have decided to end his own life as there are stories of him suffering from depression and not doing so well in his career ventures, and that if he wanted to disappear he knew enough that nobody would ever find him. Or we could go down the rabbit hole and there really is a cave, he got too nosy and interested in something he shouldn't be interested in and was taken/made to disappear etc. I feel so bad for this guy. It seems he just wanted to be happy but had demons (metaphorical ones) that stopped him from living the life he wanted.
The government has no problem admitting that whole area is full of bunkers. Besides plenty of the old military vets I've worked with at the end of their life have no problem admitting to a lot of the things they had witnessed and people they knew being silenced. 90% of Nevada is owned by the industrial military complex. I'm not saying aliens but advanced technology they don't want people seeing.
he was murdered
Can't open or move rocks..... In the middle of nowhere where no one would see you or care one but if a rats asss... Total lame excuses for not actually doing shit except talking big.
Asha's story is heartbreaking. She may have been having her first manic episode--they usually come on around 25-26 years old. She should've been forced to stay in the mental health facility, they could've stabilized her and she could've lived a normal life. That's what happened to a friend of mine. It's scary that something like this could've happened to her if she hadn't had family forcing her to stay in treatment. My heart goes out to Asha and her loved ones.
Didn’t she smoke weed ? That could’ve triggered it and also from not sleeping makes it worse. It’s a recipe for disaster
I see you're finally embracing the no glasses look. I bet it feels weird not needing them anymore! I recently got new teeth and, after having a gap in my front teeth since childhood, it's been hard to adjust to the change because it's been part of my identity my whole life.
Hi do you know if h3 discussed this somewhere I missed it lol guessing he had
a service like laser eye surgery then ta X
@@ktcooki276 yes he talked about it recently ...he continued to wear the glasses ( without lenses) for a bit just because he felt like some people would be resistant to change . Lol
@@K8nessGr8ness I noticed that on one of his earlier video. I was thinking “there’s nothing there” 😅 I thought it was weird. But makes sense with his reasoning.
You’re so hot
The Roanoke Colony thing is a very silly "mystery." They literally left a note. And documented descendants among neighboring tribes. Basically they got cold and hungry, joined a local community, got married, had kids, and lived out their lives.
It's basically like if I would leave a message to my roommates that I went to MacD and everyone would be "What does it mean?".
Integration among the local natives is still considered a hypothesis. There is definitely not enough documented conclusive evidence
Maybe….
I’d put my money on killed at some point with suspicions. Thoughts of betrayal. Or didn’t trust their intentions. If integrated even they’d have to partake in warring tribes so not having lived through that most the men would have been killed and women abused then killed by the winning tribe …
But sure. Believe your happy story
Ah yes, I should believe the random comment section over experts. God, gotta love 2024 where everyone knows everything.
Terrence is the story that always lives in my head too. Would give anything to know what was going on in his head when he started running.
Some mental diseases like schizophrenia or bipolar disease kick in right about his age (20s) and are triggered by stress or some traumatic event. Fear, real or imaginary, was what was probably on his mind when he ran into the woods.
Must be hallucinations?
There are so many invisible things around us. Frequencies including radio and microwave, many things are broadcast. There are also beings that are not visible and have telepathic communication abilities. The scary thing about Terrence's case is, our mental state and self-control are fragile. We can lose them at any time unless God is keeping us mentally in one piece. We are surrounded by SO many things we can't even see.
@user-um7tw6kx4r6 ghost abducted him.
Happens mmall the time..
The murder/stalker locking himself in one of his victim’s car trunk and dying from the heat is hilarious. Trash took itself out.
I still can’t get over that Maddy McCann’s parents left her alone while they went out to dinner. I know they were checking on her regularly, but still…just doesn’t sit right with me. Things happen in an instant, case in point-
I leave my kids alone while they sleep but I have a camera with me that connects to wifi and I can view them whenever I want. And I always stay within a mile of my house. My house is quite large like a mega mansion so most baby monitors only go out to 1000 feet which my house greatly exceeds. If I ever wanted to use my pool I had to get wifi baby monitor , my pool is like half a mile from the nursery lol
Good thing we can rely on karma if nothing else
@@snickerdoodles787Right-and nothing wrong with that. You have that camera so tech you have eyes on them 24/7.
@@snickerdoodles787
What happened? Friends and family could not listen to your bragging anymore?
@@snickerdoodles787I would NEVER leave my kids alone in the house. Who cares if you have a camera, a mile is long enough away for horrible things to happen and you not being able to help in time.
For Jaime Fraley it’s was definitely her father in law. He killed her and hid her body, the police just couldn’t prove it before he died. Rest in peace and prayers to her family.
That's some Karma tho. I wonder what the husband thought.
Came here to say this!
I remember seeing a big billboard of her all the time years ago off 85 in Charlotte I believe. Never knew her story till today.
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It was definitely the father in law and I thought they said on a podcast that it was the soon to be father in law was the "he"that took her to the hospital. He made comments all the time and kept just going into her apt. Even his son said he did it
Some of these cases are literally vanishing into thin air. It's hard to do with so many security cameras around. Brian Shaffer is probably the strangest one I've seen.
everyone forgot about brian Schaeffer.
My daughter, now deceased, knew Ryan Schtukas mother. The last I heard he had gone camping with friends and police believe they were involved but were not cooperating. Love all that you do Mike. My daughter and I have always been huge fans.
Not only is this the best “true crime” channel on you tube but I actually think it’s one of the best channels on you tube period, really very well done.
Agreed. Top notch
Matt Orchard is better quality but only posts every 4-8 weeks. TC is a close 2nd IMO.
Adrian at CoffeeHouse Crime is pretty good too. Luckily we don’t have to pick 1 and watch both!
Yeah...I think Mike has more actual things to watch and look at instead of just focusing on himself and talking to the camera. Or the AWFUL ones that keep a small picture of themself there...and saying nothing...while they display things. What people thought that was a good idea? Apparently several...
agree I dont get into true crime at all but the way he does his videos get me into it loil
45 minutes? Thank you for the hard work Mike!
I wish Finn- and anyone who does similar- would wear a personal GPS tracker. They need to realize their family will wonder forever
As usual does not disappoint. At this point, his narration, story telling and well placed humor is an art.
You could talk about bread for an hour on video and I'd still watch the whole thing. You're an awesome story teller! :D I literally have no favourite vids, they're all brilliant!
"Hey you, this is Mike, and in this ole video we're going to talk about pumpernickel!"
He could talk about the stock market or even ants and I'd be so invested. He's a great creator. There aren't too many of him out there who truly care either.
@@azzythehero I had to Google this 😂. But for Mike, I'd Google every single word if I had to . I know absolutely nothing about bread
A friend of my sister had a son and he was hiking with a friend in a mountainous area somewhere in southern Europe I think. When they had reacheed a high point, the friend's son said to his friend that he was going to have a look higher up to the top and disappeared out of sight. After about 5 minutes the friend looked where he had gone, but did not see him anymore. Searches came underway, but he was never found, nor any possessions like a backpack that he had with him. This happened about 35 years ago. I was so shocked at the time.
That’s a Crazy story , it just baffles me how someone can disappear without a trace 😳
@@Sarah-2277 scary🌎💯☯️🙏🤍
Yes !!!!this could be very well fall under the missing 411 criteria if you ask me......very creepy stuff!!!! Can't imagine the pain of the families of losing a loved one 💔
I think people fall into crevasses.
What's the name?
I am sure someone else has already mentioned this but Mike I am so proud and excited thst you posted Ryan Shtuka's story! His family has never given up and his mom is especially active in writing a book. I live just outside of Beaumont (his hometown) and we even have a missing poster in mymwork crew room. Thanks Mike for covering this!
Ryan’s story is so frustrating and sad. I feel so badly for his family not knowing.
OMG THANK YOU FOR COVERING RYANS CASE!! I've been asking true crime people to cover his case for years (I live in the place he went missing from) and they never do because there just isnt much information. Thank you again.
Brian Shaffer is another case that's insane. This case happened in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio. A bar about 7 miles from me. He was on camera all night, then when they watched the video when trying to find him after the missing report was filed. The video showed him never leaving the building. They said the building was under construction but there was no way into the construction part of the building. That was in 2006 I think or 08 I can't remember but nothing has been uncovered ever since. I think it's so sad, and such a wild case. Also, hit home because of being in my town and so close down the road from me.
Yes! Fellow buckeye here. Something crazy had to happen to Brian
Heard about Brian at a Pearl Jam concert. I hope his family finds peace and they get some answers.
Heartland here too! Yes please check out this case, it really moved me when I heard about it a few ago. 🙏
Watched something else about his disappearance and it was determined there was a blindspot in the outside surveilance so there was a small chance he could have gotten by without being seen. The other thought is he possibly left out the back, how he would have done that no idea.
@@Wabajck I thought I remembered construction in the nightclub during that time also and another theory was he fell into a construction dumpster and was taken away to be emptied.
Thanks for covering Ryan Shtuka’s story Mike.
The family lives near to me, and I’ve been following his story since he disappeared.
Peace to the family.
Patrice Endres' case is the one I can't get out of my head. Mainly bc I believe her husband did it, changing the locks on your door within 24 hrs of your wife missing, using her ashes as a step stool? Who does that? 🤬
You should do another one of these iceberg disappearance videos because there are so many that were missed, including the case of Lars Mittank. I know you did a short video back in the early days, but this one just really bothers me, how he just ran from the airport into the woods never to be seen again. If someone was hiding/wondering around an airport, in most countries, for security reasons they would be located rather quickly. He was so genuinely afraid for his life that he ran off, was he really in trouble or was it just a mental illness starting to appear? These kinds of cases are why I would be ok with having a tracking chip placed in myself (heck I have one on my cat for that reason), how people can just vanish and we never find one trace of them is just something so haunting and scary. My heart goes out to their families.
@niqaliaevans5004 the disappearance of Lars Mittank freaks me out. Same thing with Brandon Lawson who vanished while on the phone with 911. They finally found Lawson's skeletal remains... in a spot they already searched. The big one I really want to see solved is the disappearance of the Skelton Brothers. The 3 brothers have been missing for just shy of a decade. Every Thanksgiving, all the local news channels cover the case (the boys went missing at Thanksgiving).
This video wasn't made to be an all-covering iceberg video, he just used the "iceberg style." These are only _the most scary_ top stories.
There's also the Andrew Gosden case, but I suppose Mike wanted to cover stories which are less well known.
He had a manic episode, what’s so hard to believe about that? So many people go missing from that and never found again. It’s very sad and unfortunate but true
How are you so sure about what happened to the guy? It's not like "so many people" run out of an airport off into the wild blue yonder after climbing a fence and running down a highway...that's fucking bizarre. Where did he go with no supplies or money?@@TheGlowingOnee
The disappearance of Brian Schaffer and Lars Mittank are the ones that always creeps me out 😮
yeah :( prisma reyes and steven koecher too.
also the countless mmiw cases :(
I was gonna mention lars too
The Maura Murray case has to be up there with the creepiest.
That's because they happened in heavily populated areas. There's nothing special about people disappearing in remote areas or the wilderness, the environment is so hostile, anything can go wrong and if something does go wrong, chances are high they won't be found.
Said the same in my comment - Brian Schaffer is the one which always gets me. This video reminded me of it and I've jumped back into the rabbit hole!!
Madeline's parents saying they are very responsible when they left their kids alone while they dined and got drunk with friends is like a drunk driver telling you that they are a responsible driver after accidently killing someone walking home.
Exactly.
WHO mentioned them being drunk?
@@TomGibbons-ll2wy But drinking doesn’t mean you are drunk.
Even if they were not drunk, they left their kids in a foreign country, by themselves and take absolutely zero responsibility for her death.
If this happened to me I would be crushing myself and would beat myself up over it for the rest of my life.
@@samsoncooper1 l have never read or heard they take no responsibility. Their baby sitting decisions along with the other parents doing the same thing will haunt them forever. They will have to deal with that. I wasn’t there and it’s a capital mistake to theorize when you don’t have all the evidence and the general public doesn’t.
Good video, man. The Kenny Veach story has always fascinated me and I wish someone would eventually find the "M-cave". A lot of people have tried and some think they have, but nobody really agrees that it's been found or where it is. I like to think that the cave holds the answer to Kenny's mystery, and likely his body as well.
Definitely a few videos online that show a cave right in the area he described, that 100% looks like a capital M.
I was living in Worthing when Georgina went missing. It was so sad seeing all the posters and her mother has been tirelessly looking for her.
Yes there were posters everywhere. There was talk of doing geo-physical scanning of one of the building sites near the town centre. But there wasn't enough evidence she was there and its expensive. Nasty story, all of it. ❤
I'll never not be sad about Amelia Earhart. I wish so much that she could have been famous for a successful circumnavigation rather than for her disappearance.
I read that she was very inexperienced but was wealthy so she could afford one of the best planes (reminds me of Stockton Rush and Oceangate now). She even had entered into races with other pilots that didn't have the best plane like she did but because she was so inexperienced she never won any of those races even though she had the best equipment money could buy.
@@KillerQueensRyche I've never heard any of that. Where did you get your information?
She was an absolutely amazing person and did so much for women empowerment, that's what she should be remembered for.
but she didn't circumnavigate anything. She was first women to solo cross the Atlantic. No offense but not that impressive... nothing about a women makes them less capable, and people had already done this trip. So why does this very specific 'world's first' get so much credit?
@@Emira_75 you have to remember the times women just a few years before got the right to vote, it was a big thing back then for a women to fly a plane now its not a big thing but back then it was
I read online that they think she crash landed in the ocean and made it to a nearby island but she didn’t know the island was infested with coconut crabs and she was ripped to pieces 😭 they even found her freckle cream and parts of her bones that they took to a lab and they confirmed that they are the same measurements as her. I’ll see if I can find the link.
I would absolutely love for a video like this to be posted sporadically. Watching one of your favorite creators venture out into other things is amazing on its own not to mention it's nice to have a break from the "known violence" sometimes and just have a little spookfest
It's fantastic for you to do these videos. Definitely keep talking about missing people - your platform is huge and it's growing so quick - you could really make a difference to a lot of these cases. ❤❤❤❤
If people ever make you uncomfortable make it known to surrounding friends and family . If this person or persons befriend you for help kindly refuse . If out in public bring something that protects your being and keep it on you at all times . The saddest part of some of the stories is the fact that family members are the monsters .
Lemme get this straight, it's Friday AND Mike gives us a 45 min video? What a kind guy to do that for us! Thanks Mike
All your comments on this channel are borderline stalker and a little creepy.
This was WONDERFULLY done! Quite a few cases I had never heard of in here too! Always love to see that! Thanks, Mike and everyone at TC
Happy to see you cover this topic Mike! I've always found these specific types of cases to be both the most fascinating, as well as disturbing- the idea that somebody can just vanish so completely is damn unsettling. With how much your channel's following has grown over the years, with each video more and more people are being made aware of these incidents; if anyone make a difference by bringing awareness to these cases, it's you!
I worked both my jobs today and then come home to relax and there's a 45 min that chapter!! I'm so excited to watch.... Thanks Mike. You're my favorite!
Thank you for mentioning Georgina! I live in Worthing , West Sussex too and her poor mother is still struggling today as are her children. The police really bungled the whole case.
I LOVED this format. There are so many creepy stories that are short or have no answer that we don't get to hear about. It was creepy and I loved it.
One of the most disturbing disappearances for me is the disappearance of Kyron Horman. He was a young boy from Portland, Oregon and it is thought that he was kidnapped from school or on his way home from school. It has been over a decade, and not a single sign of him has been found. It is disturbing to me, because right before his disappearance, I moved to Tigard, Oregon as an 8 year old.
Terrance running off into the woods is easily the strangest thing. Wow! Hard to even believe that one.
A different video I watched about it made it abundantly clear that he DID have paranoia and mental issues. He hated the job and wanted to quit but was convinced not to. He had wandered into the woods numerous other times to get away from everyone, pissing off members of the crew, who chewed him out for lack of professionalism and made him want to leave even more. He got lost or slipped and fell in the woods and died.
I am Zimbabwean now living in England, but when I was a kid in the 80s and 90s we used to go on holidays up in that Mountain Region. Everybody knows that Mt Nyangani is not somewhere to be taken lightly. Whenever we drove past it I would get stomach aches and chills but I would be unable to take my eyes off it....despite being uncomfortable. There was a heavy sense of something paranormal that would sit with me until it was out of sight. But I was always drawn to it.
Reminds me of places like Mt Shasta in California which is also magnet for high strangeness
@@makepeoplemadInteresting! Thanks for sharing! 🧡
@@makepeoplemad😂😂 you people are delusional. Mountains are foggy and dangerous. It should not be taken lightly, like some walk in the park hike. Many accident will occur. It has nothing to do with gods😂
@@joey2765haha! Indeed my friend, by all means!! We are all urging you to play a nice game of Mess Around And Find Out….oh please do!! We will be here, waiting for you to regale us with stories of how you showed that bitch ass sacred forest who was boss by being a disrespectful simpleton alllllll over the place while there. You’re gonna have a helluva time, I guarantee it😅
Love the way Mike always gives credit to the originals who have inspired him - total class ❤
I think one of the eeriest disappearances to me will forever be the case of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon. I did a presentation about it during high school and I still think of it. Would be great if you could ever talk about it!
They believe they got lost and died. That explains the weird pictures and the many attempts to call the emergency number.. They died and animals ate them, that explains why so little remains we're found..
I believe there was one picture missing on the phone/camera? That one didn't sit well with me..
I too, think they got hurt or something. Still this case is just creepy.
That was the most ever broadcastin case on urube.... I've been following this case for years... I can tell definitely they were abducted by Henry Elizier Gonzalez gang.... assaulted and exposed off .. it was a fool play rip🙏🙏😢😢
Weren't there photos of their stuff? Like backpacks and such that were found, but their bodies weren't found? I could be wrong because it's been awhile since I looked into that case, but it is a bizarre one, nonetheless.
Even when they highlight it. I can NEVER see the supposed "body" laying nearby in one pic.
Yay! Story time with Mike!!
Hope you enjoy the video!
@ThatChapter fabulous as usual Mike! Thank you 🙌🏻
Regarding Mayumi Arashi I was thinking in the lines of postpartum depression or postpartum psychosis? And for the note “Don’t believe what Yoko says” I became curious if the father, or possibly the mother, suffered from dementia. It’s quite common that the spouse of someone suffering from dementia writes notes as a reminder for all sorts of things that the dementia patient forgets. Some can be pretty hurtful, as going through a loss of someone close time and time again, and a spouse may have wanted to spare them from that.
Just thinking out loud here.
Damn Joe Hill, I know they call you the man who never died but I didn't expect to see you on You Tube.
I don't know why, but I think Mayumi probably disappeared voluntarily. By the way, there is a theory that the disturbing memo was staged by the TV program.
You have this way when you tell these stories about the disappearances, that draws the viewer in, and makes them feel like you're speaking to the viewer watching. Keep this up. Great job, love the videos. They're incredibly detailed, and at times heartbreaking, but your style is very good all around, thank you.
Julie Mott's story is so creepy. I had nightmares about it when it was originally in the news
Super creepy. Gotta be the boyfriend though. But the alarms not going off. Weird.
I appreciate you spreading your wings and putting out new content. You're a great story teller and we'll all be showing up for whatever comes next. 💜
I absolutely loved this kinda story format! No creepy music or weird voices just straight to the story and also raising awareness for these poor people😢 I’m very interested in mysterious unsolved disappearances you should do more videos like this! Some have a pretty obvious answer imo and others are so baffling. Poor families I hope people get answers one day I couldn’t imagine! Great video Mike!
This is old school Mike!! His original videos are like this. Makes me nostalgic 😌😊💙
but he skips all important details. I will say comprehensive attention span is lacking with the youth .
Mr ballen does great videos like this too
@@lisadixon8087 yes I love mr ballen I tune in every Sunday at 9pm here in Ireland I look forward to his videos every week :)
@@tracievendetta1908 I’ve been following Mike for about 1.5 year now I’ll have to look back at further videos then thank you :)
The guy who went into the canyon is too far from his vehicle with apparently little to no water with him. It looks overcast too. There are lots of mineshafts where he's standing. He could've easily gotten dehydrated, been caught in a flash-flood, gotten lost, been bitten by a rattlesnake, fell into any number of mineshafts, or come across someone who didn't want to be found. However, the FACT that he doesn't have water on him and his pack is too small to hold enough water for overnight...that's a no-no when in the desert.
Thank you so much for covering Georgina. Local to me, and so sad. I remember seeing all the posters everywhere for such a long time
There was actually quite a bit of evidence against Vickie, Leigh Occhi's mother. The timing that morning didn't work out, she was a trained military interrogator, was extremely intelligent, displayed very odd behavior regularly, was known to be extremely overprotective...
WE FREAKING LOVED THE ICEBERG MYSTERIES!!!! PLEASE DO THESE MORE OFTER. So much buildup and probably gives you a wee little break from the violence. Heck, whatever you do, we love.. cause we love you Mike. Take care of yourself and each other :)
Thank you,Mike.
I remember one lady was missing from a camp, when she said she was returning back from the walk. Cant recall her name.
Or the young british boy who left without the charger of his ps game.Seen at railway station on cctv.
Or a young man who was called out by someone at home, but never found....
So many... terrible pain for their families😢
Andrew Gosdon was the boy seen at the station, I believe. Strange case
I love this type of videos from Mike. There are so many fake and over-exaggerated creators, who bank on ominous music and long pauses for theatrical effect. But Mike talks us through actual mysteries. Love it!!
I'm actually convinced the employees of Vortex cave found Ben in the cave and hid his body because they didn't want the negative press of a diver dying in their cave. I'm surprised you didn't mention Brian Shaffer who disappeared from the Ugly Tuna Saluna without ever being seen leave the premises. That case has always baffled me
They didn't find his body and hide because of negative press. Lol. Geezus r u kidding
Me too. Very strange. Maybe he never left and is in the building hidden somewhere dead. Sad to think about.
That's a good point. I know the search was extremely extensive by a lot of top notch divers and nothing was found. They even tested the water to see if there was any evidence of a decomposing body and there wasn't. Strange situation. I've been to Vortex many times and was there a month ago. I always think of Ben and his parents when I hear Vortex. The water is very very cold. Like ice water cold.
He did Brian Schaffer before bud.
Cave diving is dangerous and Vortex had a gate on that opening before Ben got in. He was seen as skilled enough by the staff that they didn't stop him from going in though. Returning his body would actually bring good press, not bad. Body recovery from cave systems is dangerous but admirable.
I personally think Ben stumbled onto a deeper part of that cave. It's been theorized to actually go much farther than what is recorded. He may have gotten disoriented and trapped in an undiscovered chamber. He was a skilled diver and may have thought he could handle more exploration, but I think his recent life troubles may have clouded his judgment of the risks involved.
I'm afraid that Daylenn's disappearance doesn't seem at all mysterious to me. My dad is from Hawai'i, and I've been hiking in places that aren't banned and the mountains and rainforests there are no joke. There are tons of people who ignore bans on hiking, and yes, most of them make it back fine, but there is a reason that these trails are closed.
Yeah, he fell down. No mystery there.
There are many many lava tubes around Hawaii so that’s a possibility.
I heard the stairs were taken down, i thought they would find him then with workmen all over, but no.
Thank you for covering William Tyrell. I can’t believe he still hasn’t been found but I think they’ve got the right people. Surely with a $1mill reward some criminal would have given up their friend and there had been allegations of abuse to other children though found not guilty. I pray they one day find him so he can be laid to rest
I've seen several cases, with very big rewards which are.... Odd, in my opinion. the circumstances around the disappearances, seem to point to the parents/family members oftentimes but there's not enough evidence. So, my point is, when a parent or family member knows exactly what happened to their child/victim, they offer BIG rewards because 1. They know they'll never find them so they're not paying a dime and 2. By offering a big reward you're "showing" how much you "care" for your child/family member so the suspicion will never point on your direction. IDK, these parents acting all chill when a child goes missing will never sit well with me. Just my theory.
Williams foster mother was charged with his murder.
Not sure about a conviction.
Daniel Robinson. What sticks with me about that one is that while it was raining, and he was trying to wait it out with a coworker, he was seen just staring off in to the desert. Then, the coworker noticed his tracks going in to the desert instead of toward town. He just drove off from the worksite and disappeared. Then, when his truck was found, it got weirder.
I'm a bit surprised at how many of these deal with caves. I've only been in a cave system once in the Smoky Mountains. The concept of caves has always made me nervous. Being in one really made me see how someone can get lost. Definitely the kind of place you really don't want to go in alone.
Especially underwater.
@seaurch And to think, we used to live in them!
@@johndavis9432I’m a certified underwater cave diver and I disagree haha but of course to each their own!
@@mek0626 Good on you
👍 and let me promise that, as far as I’m concerned, you can have all caves (especially underwater ones) all to yourself forever.
30:50 There are some details about Daylenn Pua that you should really mention about that case. The path he was on is closed to the public because it is falling apart and very delapidated. It was built during WW2 for a radio station at the top of the mountain. That being said it does not mean you cannot simply jump a gate and get onto it. In fact theres many points where you can get onto it. That man in the background was found and interviewed, he was a botanist who was collecting samples. This is the most likely scenario, he was climbing the trail, lost his footing and fell off. Nobody knows where he landed, the hikers that heard him a couple of days later couldnt figure out where he was either. He must have died before being rescued.
"He must have died before being rescued." Took me too long to make sense of that and I laughed at myself. 😊😂
And the foliage is super dense. Wouldn't be the first time a body was overlooked for that reason.
He actually approached from the moanalua side of the mountain, not the typical kaneohe side. That back trail is very dangerous - sheer cliffs and strong winds, easy to get lost if you take the wrong path. Plus he went solo. Look up Moanalua Valley Trail (Kulana'ahane). RIP Moke boy
Yeah I call bullshit and how can you die before being rescued
@@Brandanmayhew Well, he screamed for rescue, others heard him, could not find here he was because its very dangerous on the mountain and then he eventually must have died.
The Kenny Veech case always struck a chord with me. Back in 2005 I was in that area and had a weird experience with a cave.
A group of 3 of us were exploring and had poked our heads into a few caves without issue. Then we found this one cave that had a semi hidden entrance, couldn't see it until we were almost on top of it. Took a few steps inside, then suddenly all of us felt a sudden sense of impeding doom. Couldn't tell you why but we just knew we had to leave immediately and we turned around and ran.
We were 3 teenage boys (not exactly the most cautious demographic) and all had a fair bit of outdoors experience but something about that cave just chilled us to the bone. Obviously i cant say for sure but i think it might have been the "M cave" he talks about.
Dont like thinking about what might have happened if we'd stayed any longer.
(And yes i know this sounds like BS. Might be a coincidence but every time i see the videos of him talking about it i feel like it was the same place. Either way I'm never going looking for it again.)
Oh gosh, that's awful
Puss
Awesome video!!!
2 cases that so much baffle me are Kremmers and Froon, the Dutch girls in Panama and Lars Mittank in Bulgaria. Absolutely insane.
Also, although not a disappearance, i want to know what happened to Magdalena Zuk in Egypt....
Bryce Laspisa is a really crazy and confusing disappearance as well. Still unsolved to this day (10 years old as of August). Played ball with him when we were in high school, just a crazy story.
Was Bryce covered in this story?
@@federmanjr730 he wasn’t. I do think That Chapter/Mike doing a video on it though would be great, to help spread the word on his disappearance and bring awareness for sure
That one really bugged me too because he disappeared about 20 miles north of where I used to live. I used to work up in that area a lot. That one just baffles me. Where the heck did he go? 🙏🏻🤷🏼♀️
Leigh Occhi's mother seems VERY suspicious! She is so "matter of fact" when talking about her missing daughter. I'll bet she and the step-dad are responsible. 😊
There's actually quite a bit of evidence against her. She was known to be rather abusive.
The monotone pleases while she was on camera say more than a thousand words. She's definitely guilty.
Finn Creaney was killed by HillPeople, likely for his supplies & clothes. There's "hill people" in the US too, who are known for kidnapping and killing anyone who comes across their territory.
There are plenty of known "hill people" who don't do that.. but there are unknown ones (for obvious reasons) who do.
@@TheArmidillionAire Granted, her father was rather monotone himself, but he is really broken up about her disappearance. He did at least one interview and hinted at the mother's odd behavior.
@@TheArmidillionAireI wasn’t even looking at my phone and I heard that moms voice and thought, well she’s guilty..
Never thought I'd be so interested in such dark topics, but you do such a great job of making it all respectful, entertaining, and educational.
Mike thanks for another amazing video, there were quite a few cases here that I’d never heard of so lots of follow up research for me!
45 minutes of mike? what is this? HEAVEN?!
great work, mike. keep it up. Love ya.
Ryan went missing from where I live. Truly sad. Someone knows something. Thank you for mentioning him. His Mother Heather is a beautiful soul. Look into her ❤
Mikayla Bali is a clear-cut sex trafficking case imo. Whoever she was constantly chatting with on the phone was getting her to do ridiculous tasks over and over to ensure 1.) she wasn’t being followed 2.) they weren’t being set-up 3.) to convolute her route as much as possible
Always nice to re-watch these old videos.
Hi Mike, I love your TH-cam and your podcast. I live in Australia and 15 minutes from Kendall NSW. Where William Tyrell went missing. When this happened everyone from near and far went looking for him. It really doesn’t make sense that he just simply disappeared. We still pray and hope one day he will be found. Thank you for covering it.
McCann case: Mother says they are responsible parents. Responsible parents don't leave their children alone. I don't care how close they were or how often they checked on them. I think poor Madeline is no longer with us.
“Don’t leave their children alone”…” I don’t care how close they are”
So… you think they need to be within a foot of every kid at all times? Stay up all night? Never take out the trash without taking all the kids along… never cook without forcing every kid to sit in a circle right next to the stove… take them all out holding hands to mow the lawn…
If the kids are asleep, and you’re checking on them in person every 15 minutes, that honestly sounds MORE diligent than being asleep and not checking on them for 5 or 6 hours, in my opinion. And I’m hardly going to say parents should just not sleep the first 10 years of their kid’s life. 🤷🏼♀️
This case is very weird for a lot of reasons. Kate McCann has refused to answer something like 40 questions put to her. If you're not guilty and have nothing to hide why would you refuse to answer questions? I believe Madeline's blood was found in the boot of a car Kate hired. Sure kids have accidents and even blood noses but why in the boot? I believe that's one of the questions she won't answer. Another weird thing is how much media coverage there's been of the case and how much taxpayer money has been spent on the search for Madeline. Many kids have gone missing since but within a month there won't be any more coverage. Why is there still so much coverage for this child and not others? Why has the government handed over so much money for searches so many times? Why don't they do that for all missing children? There's just something really unusual with almost every aspect of this case. Personally I don't trust the McCann's.
@bookcat123 If you're in the same home as them and someone breaks in, you're very likely to hear them. Being at a crowded place having drinks, where you can't see or hear them is trash parenting and it's actually terrifying people compare the 2 and think her parents were good parents.
@@proudmilitarybrat76
Being a mother myself, my girl (5) isn't allowed outside without an adult. If I bring her outside, eyes on her 24/7. Such a heart breaking case. And is my method perfect? Probably not, but I just wanna keep her safe anyway I can ❤
these were really young children and the parents and friends were at the restaurant a good several minutes walk away. They did not have full views of the place they were staying at from the restaurant table, and there was another access point to the apartment that could not be seen from where they were sitting. The child was 4-5 years old for goodness sakes! You don't leave kids that age unattended. They WERE irresponsible parents. I can't fathom going to a separate building several minutes walk away leaving such a young child, with even younger twins in the apartment. No, you don't do that if you are responsible.@@bookcat123
Love this! Please do more of this style where you showcase many stories that are unsolved.
Sarah Burton of Joplin, Missouri disappeared in 2018. Please consider looking into her case and include it on another segment like this one.
Brilliantly done!
They found A.E. remains on an island. While the bones were lost, a 2018 study found that a historical record of the bones' measurements matched Earhart's measurements closer than 99% of the rest of the population.
"Iceberg video" was a totally unknown term to me, until today!! Great format - I really enjoyed this!! You're the best, Mike - I always love your videos!! You're a storyteller extraordinaire!!! And...we love you, too!!
The Kenny Veach story I have always found interesting yet freaky at the same time, I wish he never became obsessed finding that place.
I thoroughly enjoyed this iceberg video. I had watched every single one of your videos up until about a year ago where I just got distracted and the life got in the way. This video has definitely pulled me back in and I believe I'll be watching every single one of your videos again LOL. This one was great and 45 minutes!
People seemingly just dropping off the face of the earth is a different kind of terror that I can't even explain