Happy 4th of July everyone. I have lived in Michigan my whole life and my grandparents are buried in Calumet, my great grandfather worked in the copper mines and came to the United States to make a better life for my grandfather and his brothers and sisters. My husband and I live near the Tawas area and we have always wanted to move to Calumet, I still have family there but for now we have to stay here. The case’s here that have always interested me are Christopher Hallaxs disappeared March 17 2004 and he was a experienced outdoorsman and Joe Clewley and his dog . He was an experienced hiker who went missing in July 12 th 2008 and his dog came back several weeks later. Our state is very beautiful but it has many, many miles of state and national forest filled with cedar swamps and thousands of lakes and rivers. It’s a strange place indeed.
@@jackiepjacqui3846 . You can go and read the story. It said he had lost some weight but was in good shape. He had been missing for at least two weeks and they went missing from Newberry Michigan in the Upper Peninsula. He had walked out of his back door for a hike that he did daily and just disappeared. The other guy was a survivalist and a very good one too he had went out in horrible weather and pushed himself to the limit and always come back. It's just very odd that neither one of them have never been found. My daughter went up there to the ice caves this past winter and I made her take personal protection and a GPS tracker. She went in a large group but I always worry when she goes hiking or kayaking now even in a large group.
I am a Florida native who took an interest in the U.P. I was very fortunate to be able to go to explore the western U.P. I'd move there tomorrow if I could find a job. I'm in PA now having escaped the hell of southeast FL. Although there's rural parts I really like, and it's soooo much better than where I'd been, it's not the U.P. If I'm successful at attaining my R.N., I'm heading up. There's just nothing like the U.P. in the lower 48. Take care and much blessings from central Pennsylvania!
@@lilred00051 . During the pandemic so many people from the city bought up the old cabins and had homes built on land that had been for sale for years up there and we only found out when we went up to put flowers on my grandparents grave and couldn’t get a room in any hotel or little mom and pop inn. The owners of the place we had stayed at many times told us that they were full up with people waiting for their houses to be finished and their wellls to be punched. I also read now that a lot of those people were called back to work because they couldn’t work remotely anymore 😂 and now a lot of those homes are going up for sale. The prices are high now but they will be coming down quite a bit in the future. I know that nurses are needed badly all over in Michigan but especially in the northern parts of our state. I’m keeping my fingers and toes crossed for you that you make it back because I understand how hard it is to be away from a place that always feels like you are home when you get there. Happy 4th of July.
From rural UK on the Essex/Suffolk border, I'm wishing Happy Independencd Day to everyone across the 'pond', but especially to our 'leader' and to all Dave's Villagers.
From Michelle Alexander from San Diego 🤍🌷🩷my father is 103 years young, born in 1920, my Grandma was born in 1900 and grandpa born in 1889. ❤ I'm 56 years old and have so much to say ! But my father told me to act and not react 😂 That's a hard thing to learn 😊
Man these cases are just so eerie and bizarre - how quickly they vanish, how little evidence of their disappearance remains behind... Thank you for sharing these cases, Dave. You have a great way of retelling the stories and I appreciate the time and effort you put into them when you print out maps of the areas for us to see.
It’s so crazy - living in Michigan - no one talks about any of this stuff. I was telling my sister-in-law and mother-in-law about the Michigan triangle and they thought I was joking … and I was like, “no seriously, look it up!” They did and were BLOWN away. I was like that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Thankfully, I live in two areas of the lower peninsula where activity is super low (or un-reported lol). But knowing what I know now, I keep my head on a swivel no matter where I am in the state {especially in the woods}.
I was listening to a video earlier about Fairies, and they were saying that the more you become connected to a place at heightened levels of emotion then the more likely your emotions will be receptive to the hidden realm. This may partly explain the unexplainable waves of connection to researching certain areas
I would be interested in knowing if the dog was exposed to the track on the other side of the river and what would have been the outcome if it had been. The fact it wouldn't enter the thicket seems really significant to me. That is one of the most interesting dog responses you've ever reported on.
Good morning Dave, & Fellow Villagers!! Through your whole presentation, I was holding my breath, (just hoping Stubby would be found)! I really thought you was going to say they found him in the berry thicket, ( when the dogs wouldn’t move). That’s so strange. What could scare a bloodhound? Those dogs sure do have great spidy senses! I feel terrible for the parents of this young man. God Bless you for all the time, you put in these cases. It is so important! God Bless The USA. Happy birthday America! ❤
How weird that I was seeing a movie about this last night!; There's no coincidences in life ! Geomagnetic differences, especially if national Parks and water🤍🌷😇
The only time I’ve seen a bloodhound refuse to go any farther was when she was within thirty feet of (sadly) the body of the person being searched for. A previous dog team continued on, but this dog stopped and sat above an undercut river bank from where the person was recovered. This particular dog and her handler were the most successful team in the state. Once on a track, the most important thing is to observe the dog and never presuppose or assume you know better than the dog. I helped her with some bloodhound training and brought my Great Pyrenees along on a couple sessions. The trainer/handler worked with her and offered to train my dog as a cadaver dog which would have been helpful for winter time searches. I did not take her up on the offer, but agreed that it was an excellent idea. Sad story.
This was a tragic but awesome Special Missing 411 segment David! Thank you so much for doing this one. Do not worry so much about other people trying to copycat you. As frustrating as it is remember people always try to copy the great ones! Tragedy in the case of the four-year-old nickname stubby! First off let's talk about how the hell he actually got out of that truck? I don't know how many people nowadays remember the way vehicles were back then. Door handles required a little bit of strength to open they weren't easy like they are nowadays heck it took some strength just to roll down the window. Let alone open a car door or truck door in those days. Probably more strength than a four-year-old had. That being said how the hell did he get out of that truck? You said that this was an open Hayfield. I just bet the farmhand could see in all directions and plainly see the truck. He probably could also have seen the kid get out and start walking around the Hay field for that matter. The farmhand cleared his name so that excludes him as the abductor. Now the Berry Factor. There have been a lot of kids go missing picking berries. This time it was unusual that the Berry crop was so abundant this season. Which may have led to his strange circumstances.The ones who are found have strange tales or interesting stories to tell. Often times the " culprit" ( so to speak) sounds like or acts like a bigfoot. I know you don't like to pin it on them but if not them something very similar was abducting them. From what I gathered from the children's account of it all. They've also been fed berries by these entities while being held captive. I'd like to say that bloodhounds are damn good trackers! Also that first dog on the scene was one hell of a dog good dog good boy! He may not have found him but he gave it one good effort!!! I bet that canine faithfully tracked many a coon and possibly found missing people in it's day! If that dog didn't want to go in that briar patch there was a good reason. Just to mention this, that was a great father. He really did look for his son. And I don't blame the Uncle. I would have sold the place to after that happened. MAY GOD BLESS YOU DAVE, YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR FRIENDS, AND ANGIE, & HUCK!! HAVE A GREAT WEEK AHEAD SIR!! ALSO I HOPE AND PRAY YOU ARE HAVING A GREAT 4TH OF JULY!!! I'M A VERY PROUD VILLAGER!!! P.S. I HOPE ALL VILLAGERS HAVE A BLESSED AND SAFE FOURTH-OF-JULY!!!💥🧨🇺🇲🇺🇸🎆🎇 P.S..S. I JUST HAD A THOUGHT DAVID WHAT IF THESE BIGFOOT LIKE CREATURES ARE BEING ORDERED TO ABDUCT CHILDREN BY EVEN HIGHER ENTITIES?!
I was picking berries at about 13 or 14 years old in the mountains of north Idaho above the town of Wallace close to the state line up Burke canyon when I wandered maybe 30 or so yards away from everyone and felt so creeped out I ran back to the group. I told my uncle and step-dad there's something down there. So they grabbed a gun and looked. They didn't find anything but looked a little shaken themselves when they got back. That experience creeps up in my thoughts now and then. BTW you don't pick berries up there without a gun unless you want to be grizzly food.
Haven't heard from you for a while because Im I Twitter jail, that's fine though 😅! Before I watch and listen...I just wanted to give you and Huckleberry a big hug! My daughter and her family is up there in Montana with you! God bless you! And now I will listen 😂❤
@@coasterbrookie I said something bad about that guy that got out of jail in Romanian jail... not about Elon 🩷😇🤗! Who is that little shit I said something about!?? Oh. Oh it was Andrew Tate 😂! Yep now I remember exactly what I said 😂
Although I now live in Wisconsin I spent the preceeding years of my life in Michigan. My brother in law, Todd Gieb, went missing and was eventually found dead standing upright in water, we all originally believed it was the "smiley faced killers" because of the bizarre circumstances related to his disappearance and death, it appeared that his body had been stored somewhere to preserve it before it ended up in the lake. The authorities investigating the disappearance and death did not seem like they intended to solve the mystery
Good morning Dave, great job with the information you provide. Everything you do is trying to get the masses to wake up to the unusual and exploitive aspects of our world. Thank you for putting up with the crap that comes when you expose the corruption from within. We do not have many heroes today that are not tarnished but you rise above with your honesty and passion about our current teetering planet…
Happy independence day to you, your family and all the villagers. I’m puzzled with this story. In the beginning I thought you stated, Stuby disappeared while picking berries with his mother. Then the story changed. I was waiting for you to get back to the part with his mother. At any rate, it’s still very tragic. Issaquah, WA 🇺🇸
As I listened to your video this morning, I kept thinking about that dog. It was almost like it was an invisible wall. Happy Fourth of July, Dave. Thanks for always being there for us here at the round table you Angie and Huck have a wonderful Fourth of July.
Living here in Michigan, and having had many experiences with the weirdness here throughout my life, I can attest to the fact that what happens around here is not natural.
My heart breaks for those parents and the people in the community. I hope one day, someone gets the right answers. For All these missing people! Happy Freedom Day!
Happy INDEPENDENCE day to you David as well as all of my fellow villagers! Everyone PLEASE I beg you, if you have children please teach them what those fireworks represent and the many lives lost so we can have a chance at freedom! God bless you my friends!
Thank you for this intriguing case. It must have been devastating for the whole family. A little bit confusing though how you start presenting the boy’s disappearance while berry picking with his mother, then switching to the hay field with Vincent, father and uncle. On a separate note, dear fellow villagers in the US, and please don’t get me wrong with this statement written with my best intentions. If you follow for example the Factual News segment or just apply your common sense, you may understand by now that your country is no longer independent.
@@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER Thanks. I tend to agree, Brian. Same could apply to all supposedly “freed” countries in the American continent. It may have just been an “etiquette change” to sedate the masses and make them believe they were “free”.
i didn't understand either; did the child disappear while berry picking with the mother and then returned, only to disappear again later? some clarification with these two differing accounts would be appreciated. very fascinating case. though, as they all are
The first report talked about was just a very bad newspaper account that had the details all wrong to begin with, they made up stuff that wasn't even slightly near the truth. He wasn't berry picking with his ready to pop pregnant mother, he instead went with his father to go help cut his uncle's hay and give mom, still at home, a needed break from intensive care of a young one to watch over. Inexcusable newspaper account, but the first report sells papers, so...
My guess a Sasquatch or another cryptid grabbed him. Dogs wont go near a Sasquatch I’ve read. The story of thorn bushes berries reminds me of the Casey Hathaway boy that was found and said the bear man protected him . Thanks Dave for what you do!
Agreed. Sasquatch is far more interested in berry patches than aliens and they have been known to abduct young children, maybe a grieving mother. I guess we'll never know for sure. Thanks Dave, very interesting case!
I don't normally leave comments on anything. But I have to say Dave, this is the most interesting and thought provoking video you've made. And I have seen all of your videos that are on your U.T. channel. Now don't get me wrong. I am a big fan, follower and sharer of all the 411 videos that I have seen thus far. As well as your films, which were all captivating. So much so, that I've watched them all numerous times. And they all seem to leave me with a question or two. But instead of asking you those questions, I usually discuss them with the friends and/or family members that I have shared said video with. But this one leaves me with far more than one or two questions. With it's conflicting stories of Stubby disappearing while picking berries with his mother, to him disappearing after being left with a young and careless farm hand. From the child size track on the opposite side of the river, to the child size shoe print in the meadow or field. I can't recall where you said the shoe print was exactly, just that they found a shoe print. And it was nowhere near the track they found. From the blood hound tracking his scent twice to the river, to the blood hound tracking his scent to a thicket of berries. Very conflicting reports to say the least. But even with all the questions those things provoke, the one question that I can't seem to get past or let go of is why didn't they check in that thicket for Stubby? I know nothing of thickets, so the answer may be obvious to some people. But I don't understand. If it was too thick to go into, why didn't they just cut it back/down and look for him there? If it were my 4yr old boy that was missing, that thicket would have been a thicket no more. I would have chopped it down to nothing if it took me forever. I wouldn't have cared about any thorns or stickers or whatever it is that makes it a thicket. So why Dave, why do you think they didn't check in the thicket for that poor little 4yr old child? I'd really like to know if there's a good reason they wouldn't. Because I don't get why they didn't. Hopefully you can shed a little light on this for me. And thank you for all your hard work and dedication on all of your different social media platforms. You are so knowledgeable on so many subjects and it's wonderful how you chose to share that knowledge with us. You are greatly appreciated and loved by us all.
David, your passion for the missing, shines through, aa we raptly listen. Weird how internet search words, will take one, down all kinds of rabbit-holes. In trying to finding out more about your particular case, I stumbled upon the baffling Feb 1981 disappearance of Deanie Peters, from a school event in Lowell, Michigan.
Thanks again, David. Another strange tale of the missing. Thanks for helping to bring the loss into the light of awareness and putting the clues closely together for more insight into these stories of high strangeness. You're greatly appreciated for your efforts and deservedly so. I'm looking forward to your next video...
Happy July 4th everyone, from NC! Fascinating but sad episode today. Finding child-size shoe prints on the opposite side of the river, coupled with the dog tracking to the river then later tracking to a distant berry thicket seem odd but very revealing clues…
Can bloodhounds track if the child was carried and not put down? What if someone carried him all the way across the land mass and then into a boat in Lake Superior? Maybe the shoe print was just a reposition from carrying him? This is horrible- that poor family. There is nothing worse than a child’s disappearance.
Excellent video Dave. Lived in Michigan all my life. UP of Michigan is very remote and easy to get lost even in the daylight. The state with the must lakes at 12,000. Anywhere in Michigan you are less than five miles from any water source.
Great episode! I like the way you are dividing your videos up now. I've always been a fan. I was introduced to your work on The Unexplained with Howard Hughes and then Coast to Coast. I purchased all your movies and the Vanished show on Amazon when they first came out. Thank you for all you do to explore these puzzling cases. I hope you keep up the good work and ignore the "trolls" and "negative Nellys."
Thank you, Villagers, for the Happy July 4/Independence Day wishes! 💞I want to extend the same to you All, including Dave, Angie & E.P. Huck as well! This is such a sad outcome for the poor family and to try to pin it on Vincent is disheartening too. Thanx, Dave, for the detailed investigation in this special edition and bringing little Stubby's news to the forefront. I pray for that family. God bless you All. Stay safe. Peace.
Thanks Dave on great stories in U.P. Michigan I’ve been up that area woods are so thick you can’t get a person walk into them . Sure is some strange stories up there .
Very strange… I’m not sure if you’ll see this Dave, but have you ever investigated the case of Finn Creaney? A bush craft expert, bush craft teacher with a TH-cam channel and loving family man. Missing without a trace from the highlands of Scotland on the 25th March 2022. Another very odd case.
Dave, I will keep watching you either way you decide to do letters/disappearances, but I like the mix--perhaps fewer letters would keep it shorter, but I really like mixing it up. It helps my brain get into the intricacies of the stories. Peace, on this day.
Wild berry thickets usually have thorns. When you are picking wild berries, you are focused on the bramble bush to avoid the painful thorns, concentrating on picking the berries and you've just dropped your guard around you. That would appear to be the most convenient time for any unseen predator to get with range of attacking and disposing of you in some manner. There must be some kind of intelligent life form who lives in wild areas but can live there undetected if not invisible for the most part to humans. Time and space in the same area are possibly being distorted at some point during the encounter, and this may be producing violent weather disturbances a day or two after the incident happens. Why the track of the boy's footprint on the opposite side of a river which he couldn't in reality ever get across? Most of this isn't logical and can't be explained with our rational knowledge. Yet it happens, and it will continue to happen for the foreseeable future.
Fantastic episode Dave your intrigue and passion really show. Giving this family life again telling their story after 108 years and the empathy you show to this family, they would be very thankful for you sharing their story and bringing them back.
You know how when a human is out in the woods or fields and we see a baby red fox, coon, bobcat or other baby animals. What is the first thing we think? Oh, I am going to take it home with me. I think sasquatch see’s young children the same way as we see animals and they take them back with them just like some people do with wild animals. That explains most all of the questions, track across river, dogs, and no signs. Sasquatch has been seen lots of times in berry patches. Just my opinion. Good video my friend
Another very intriguing case! I finally was able to afford to purchase your latest movie and it was great. A lot of integrity, research and honest people relating real experiences. Today while watching this video i thought about how i cant remember ever hearing about missing babies. Like children less than 2 yrs old. Sure there are sadly too many cases of missing children but i cant think of any that meet your criteria. Infants would be harder to snatch because they are not walking around and parents are usually close but there are some crappy parents out there and you would think that there would be situations where a baby would be left unattended? Im just curious if there are unusual cases involving babies? Maybe infants don't fit into the unknown reason why people are taken? I don't know, just happened to cross my mind.
Hey David, I've been following you for years, since your first book and before I moved from Denver to Orleans, it's been quite a journey, I hope that sharing yours has helped you, I know you've helped take my mind off of things from time to time. I've recently moved back and driving by the old diner on Federal reminded me of a lot of things. don't really write, I think once I emailed about a missing girl, before this channel, but I just wanted to say thanks. I've never had trouble w utube notifying me perhaps there's something else that gives folks trouble. And as a wise man once said "keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars!"
The child tracks on the other side of the river were not Stubby's. The body was never found because it went into the river. That's the logical conclusion. But what do I know, looking at this case over a hundred years in the past ? Very interesting case, David. Happy 247th Independence day, everybody !
What IF Stubby fell into water, was spit out downstream, 3 miles, still alive. Not impossible.. Especially when Dave mentioned the Bloodhound ran at 45° able With the river, stopped downstream across from where footprint was found ... This starts making more sense,, No ?
Very interesting, makes me wonder with the way the bloodhound ran for 3 miles straight to the impenetrable Thicket that if after the fact they went back and hacked through the Thicket searching for anything inside of it. Especially since they took the dog to the other side, and it refused to track. Maybe it was still saying that what they were looking for was in the thicket. Very good case Dave, and you are correct that people will pile on this band wagon for sure.
Happy 4th of July everyone. I have lived in Michigan my whole life and my grandparents are buried in Calumet, my great grandfather worked in the copper mines and came to the United States to make a better life for my grandfather and his brothers and sisters. My husband and I live near the Tawas area and we have always wanted to move to Calumet, I still have family there but for now we have to stay here. The case’s here that have always interested me are Christopher Hallaxs disappeared March 17 2004 and he was a experienced outdoorsman and Joe Clewley and his dog . He was an experienced hiker who went missing in July 12 th 2008 and his dog came back several weeks later. Our state is very beautiful but it has many, many miles of state and national forest filled with cedar swamps and thousands of lakes and rivers. It’s a strange place indeed.
Good stuff, we definitely do not know just wtf is going on do we.
What kind of state was the dog in.
@@jackiepjacqui3846 . You can go and read the story. It said he had lost some weight but was in good shape. He had been missing for at least two weeks and they went missing from Newberry Michigan in the Upper Peninsula. He had walked out of his back door for a hike that he did daily and just disappeared. The other guy was a survivalist and a very good one too he had went out in horrible weather and pushed himself to the limit and always come back. It's just very odd that neither one of them have never been found. My daughter went up there to the ice caves this past winter and I made her take personal protection and a GPS tracker. She went in a large group but I always worry when she goes hiking or kayaking now even in a large group.
I am a Florida native who took an interest in the U.P. I was very fortunate to be able to go to explore the western U.P. I'd move there tomorrow if I could find a job. I'm in PA now having escaped the hell of southeast FL. Although there's rural parts I really like, and it's soooo much better than where I'd been, it's not the U.P. If I'm successful at attaining my R.N., I'm heading up. There's just nothing like the U.P. in the lower 48. Take care and much blessings from central Pennsylvania!
@@lilred00051 . During the pandemic so many people from the city bought up the old cabins and had homes built on land that had been for sale for years up there and we only found out when we went up to put flowers on my grandparents grave and couldn’t get a room in any hotel or little mom and pop inn. The owners of the place we had stayed at many times told us that they were full up with people waiting for their houses to be finished and their wellls to be punched. I also read now that a lot of those people were called back to work because they couldn’t work remotely anymore 😂 and now a lot of those homes are going up for sale. The prices are high now but they will be coming down quite a bit in the future. I know that nurses are needed badly all over in Michigan but especially in the northern parts of our state. I’m keeping my fingers and toes crossed for you that you make it back because I understand how hard it is to be away from a place that always feels like you are home when you get there. Happy 4th of July.
From rural UK on the Essex/Suffolk border, I'm wishing Happy Independencd Day to everyone across the 'pond', but especially to our 'leader' and to all Dave's Villagers.
Great Britain 🇬🇧
From Michelle Alexander from San Diego 🤍🌷🩷my father is 103 years young, born in 1920, my Grandma was born in 1900 and grandpa born in 1889. ❤ I'm 56 years old and have so much to say ! But my father told me to act and not react 😂 That's a hard thing to learn 😊
Happy 4th July to all you good people across the pond 🍺🍷👋
Happy 4th July from 🏴 Haven't even watched it & commenting & liking & love a special addition !! 😊
How tragic to never know what happened to your baby child and to never ever find his body 😢😢.
Man these cases are just so eerie and bizarre - how quickly they vanish, how little evidence of their disappearance remains behind... Thank you for sharing these cases, Dave. You have a great way of retelling the stories and I appreciate the time and effort you put into them when you print out maps of the areas for us to see.
It’s so crazy - living in Michigan - no one talks about any of this stuff. I was telling my sister-in-law and mother-in-law about the Michigan triangle and they thought I was joking … and I was like, “no seriously, look it up!” They did and were BLOWN away. I was like that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
Thankfully, I live in two areas of the lower peninsula where activity is super low (or un-reported lol). But knowing what I know now, I keep my head on a swivel no matter where I am in the state {especially in the woods}.
Happy 4th of July Dave, Angie, Huck, and to all the villagers! Thank you Dave for all you do. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I was listening to a video earlier about Fairies, and they were saying that the more you become connected to a place at heightened levels of emotion then the more likely your emotions will be receptive to the hidden realm. This may partly explain the unexplainable waves of connection to researching certain areas
I`m glad to find you looking so well.
I would be interested in knowing if the dog was exposed to the track on the other side of the river and what would have been the outcome if it had been.
The fact it wouldn't enter the thicket seems really significant to me. That is one of the most interesting dog responses you've ever reported on.
Good morning Dave, & Fellow Villagers!! Through your whole presentation, I was holding my breath, (just hoping Stubby would be found)! I really thought you was going to say they found him in the berry thicket, ( when the dogs wouldn’t move). That’s so strange. What could scare a bloodhound? Those dogs sure do have great spidy senses! I feel terrible for the parents of this young man.
God Bless you for all the time, you put in these cases. It is so important! God Bless The USA. Happy birthday America!
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Agree..agree..
Happy Independence Day Dave and Huck!
How weird that I was seeing a movie about this last night!; There's no coincidences in life ! Geomagnetic differences, especially if national Parks and water🤍🌷😇
So, what was the deal about him disappearing while picking berries with his Mom?
I know, right. I went back to the beginning thinking I missed something.
Me also🤷🏻♀️
Coz it's a trend in missing persons cases, along with mushroom pickers
Fascinating case. Thanks, Dave. I can’t imagine what that poor family went through. So very, very sad.
Thanks for the special edition and happy 4th to all the village family. Stay safe
Hugs!!! From the coast of Texas!!!
The only time I’ve seen a bloodhound refuse to go any farther was when she was within thirty feet of (sadly) the body of the person being searched for. A previous dog team continued on, but this dog stopped and sat above an undercut river bank from where the person was recovered. This particular dog and her handler were the most successful team in the state. Once on a track, the most important thing is to observe the dog and never presuppose or assume you know better than the dog. I helped her with some bloodhound training and brought my Great Pyrenees along on a couple sessions. The trainer/handler worked with her and offered to train my dog as a cadaver dog which would have been helpful for winter time searches. I did not take her up on the offer, but agreed that it was an excellent idea.
Sad story.
This was a tragic but awesome Special Missing 411 segment David! Thank you so much for doing this one.
Do not worry so much about other people trying to copycat you. As frustrating as it is remember people always try to copy the great ones!
Tragedy in the case of the four-year-old nickname stubby! First off let's talk about how the hell he actually got out of that truck? I don't know how many people nowadays remember the way vehicles were back then. Door handles required a little bit of strength to open they weren't easy like they are nowadays heck it took some strength just to roll down the window. Let alone open a car door or truck door in those days. Probably more strength than a four-year-old had. That being said how the hell did he get out of that truck?
You said that this was an open Hayfield. I just bet the farmhand could see in all directions and plainly see the truck. He probably could also have seen the kid get out and start walking around the Hay field for that matter. The farmhand cleared his name so that excludes him as the abductor.
Now the Berry Factor. There have been a lot of kids go missing picking berries. This time it was unusual that the Berry crop was so abundant this season. Which may have led to his strange circumstances.The ones who are found have strange tales or interesting stories to tell. Often times the " culprit" ( so to speak) sounds like or acts like a bigfoot. I know you don't like to pin it on them but if not them something very similar was abducting them. From what I gathered from the children's account of it all. They've also been fed berries by these entities while being held captive.
I'd like to say that bloodhounds are damn good trackers! Also that first dog on the scene was one hell of a dog good dog good boy! He may not have found him but he gave it one good effort!!! I bet that canine faithfully tracked many a coon and possibly found missing people in it's day! If that dog didn't want to go in that briar patch there was a good reason.
Just to mention this, that was a great father. He really did look for his son. And I don't blame the Uncle. I would have sold the place to after that happened.
MAY GOD BLESS YOU DAVE, YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR FRIENDS, AND ANGIE, & HUCK!! HAVE A GREAT WEEK AHEAD SIR!! ALSO I HOPE AND PRAY YOU ARE HAVING A GREAT 4TH OF JULY!!!
I'M A VERY PROUD VILLAGER!!!
P.S. I HOPE ALL VILLAGERS HAVE A BLESSED AND SAFE FOURTH-OF-JULY!!!💥🧨🇺🇲🇺🇸🎆🎇
P.S..S. I JUST HAD A THOUGHT DAVID WHAT IF THESE BIGFOOT LIKE CREATURES ARE BEING ORDERED TO ABDUCT CHILDREN BY EVEN HIGHER ENTITIES?!
Thank you for this most interesting episode!!
God bless and Happy Independence Day to you and yours Dave!! 🙏🏻💓🙏🏻
Pats and wags to Huck!!
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Keep it up Dave Enjoy your independence today while you can
I was picking berries at about 13 or 14 years old in the mountains of north Idaho above the town of Wallace close to the state line up Burke canyon when I wandered maybe 30 or so yards away from everyone and felt so creeped out I ran back to the group. I told my uncle and step-dad there's something down there. So they grabbed a gun and looked. They didn't find anything but looked a little shaken themselves when they got back. That experience creeps up in my thoughts now and then. BTW you don't pick berries up there without a gun unless you want to be grizzly food.
Good morning. Have an amazing Independence Day Dave! Thank you for all that you do.
Thank you Dave and Huck !🏒🥅
Always interesting, Dave! Thank you!
Happy 4th to all & God bless America!
Good job yet again mate! Love how you think!!! 👍🏼
Happy fourth Dave! 🇱🇷
Sad and horrifying.
I think there’s a BASE or two under the Great Lakes..Thanks for sharing another incredible story, and have a great 4th of July
Very possible.
Happy Fourth to you Dave, Angie and Huck! Your a true patriot!
Haven't heard from you for a while because Im I Twitter jail, that's fine though 😅! Before I watch and listen...I just wanted to give you and Huckleberry a big hug! My daughter and her family is up there in Montana with you! God bless you! And now I will listen 😂❤
I thought Elon shut jail down!
@@coasterbrookie I said something bad about that guy that got out of jail in Romanian jail... not about Elon 🩷😇🤗! Who is that little shit I said something about!?? Oh. Oh it was Andrew Tate 😂! Yep now I remember exactly what I said 😂
Happy Independence Day, Dave, Angie, Huck, and all villagers. So blessed by this website!! Stay safe everyone!
Happy 4th🎉
Although I now live in Wisconsin I spent the preceeding years of my life in Michigan. My brother in law, Todd Gieb, went missing and was eventually found dead standing upright in water, we all originally believed it was the "smiley faced killers" because of the bizarre circumstances related to his disappearance and death, it appeared that his body had been stored somewhere to preserve it before it ended up in the lake. The authorities investigating the disappearance and death did not seem like they intended to solve the mystery
Froze his body because they knew he would be found the day he was put back in?..the only monster out there has a salary paid by the us govt
@@marymorningstar6832 yes
Happy Independence Day!🦅🇺🇸🦅
Sar, I truly enjoy this subject, and the discussion(s) it generates.... Thank you, and Happy Independence Day from Savannah, GA.
what a great edition!!! very mystified!! thank you Dave!!
Happy 1776. May it repeat.
Good morning Dave, great job with the information you provide. Everything you do is trying to get the masses to wake up to the unusual and exploitive aspects of our world. Thank you for putting up with the crap that comes when you expose the corruption from within. We do not have many heroes today that are not tarnished but you rise above with your honesty and passion about our current teetering planet…
Happy 4th. This is a sad story. What bothered me is that grown men ignored the first dog. I am still wondering why they didn't go through the thicket.
I bet there was a sasquatch smell there.
Fascinating and sad case. What an enormous effort put forth to find the boy. Thanks
Happy 4th of July Dave and Family and all!
Happy independence day to you, your family and all the villagers. I’m puzzled with this story. In the beginning I thought you stated, Stuby disappeared while picking berries with his mother. Then the story changed. I was waiting for you to get back to the part with his mother. At any rate, it’s still very tragic.
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Yup, I noticed that too 🤔
Oh yes I thought that's what he said too. Obviously we missed something. I'm going to watch again..
One of the strangest cases in Michigan occurred in Antrim county in the Fall of 2020 involving a company called Dominion
As I listened to your video this morning, I kept thinking about that dog. It was almost like it was an invisible wall. Happy Fourth of July, Dave. Thanks for always being there for us here at the round table you Angie and Huck have a wonderful Fourth of July.
Today, that area of Michigan is known for Sasquatch and Dogman sightings.
Living here in Michigan, and having had many experiences with the weirdness here throughout my life, I can attest to the fact that what happens around here is not natural.
My heart breaks for those parents and the people in the community. I hope one day, someone gets the right answers. For All these missing people! Happy Freedom Day!
Happy INDEPENDENCE day to you David as well as all of my fellow villagers! Everyone PLEASE I beg you, if you have children please teach them what those fireworks represent and the many lives lost so we can have a chance at freedom! God bless you my friends!
And God bless you too!!
Thank you for this intriguing case. It must have been devastating for the whole family. A little bit confusing though how you start presenting the boy’s disappearance while berry picking with his mother, then switching to the hay field with Vincent, father and uncle.
On a separate note, dear fellow villagers in the US, and please don’t get me wrong with this statement written with my best intentions. If you follow for example the Factual News segment or just apply your common sense, you may understand by now that your country is no longer independent.
@@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER Thanks. I tend to agree, Brian. Same could apply to all supposedly “freed” countries in the American continent. It may have just been an “etiquette change” to sedate the masses and make them believe they were “free”.
i didn't understand either; did the child disappear while berry picking with the mother and then returned, only to disappear again later? some clarification with these two differing accounts would be appreciated. very fascinating case. though, as they all are
Yeah I didn't get that part either.
The first report talked about was just a very bad newspaper account that had the details all wrong to begin with, they made up stuff that wasn't even slightly near the truth. He wasn't berry picking with his ready to pop pregnant mother, he instead went with his father to go help cut his uncle's hay and give mom, still at home, a needed break from intensive care of a young one to watch over. Inexcusable newspaper account, but the first report sells papers, so...
My guess a Sasquatch or another cryptid grabbed him. Dogs wont go near a Sasquatch I’ve read. The story of thorn bushes berries reminds me of the Casey Hathaway boy that was found and said the bear man protected him . Thanks Dave for what you do!
Agreed. Sasquatch is far more interested in berry patches than aliens and they have been known to abduct young children, maybe a grieving mother. I guess we'll never know for sure. Thanks Dave, very interesting case!
I don't normally leave comments on anything. But I have to say Dave, this is the most interesting and thought provoking video you've made. And I have seen all of your videos that are on your U.T. channel. Now don't get me wrong. I am a big fan, follower and sharer of all the 411 videos that I have seen thus far. As well as your films, which were all captivating. So much so, that I've watched them all numerous times. And they all seem to leave me with a question or two. But instead of asking you those questions, I usually discuss them with the friends and/or family members that I have shared said video with. But this one leaves me with far more than one or two questions. With it's conflicting stories of Stubby disappearing while picking berries with his mother, to him disappearing after being left with a young and careless farm hand. From the child size track on the opposite side of the river, to the child size shoe print in the meadow or field. I can't recall where you said the shoe print was exactly, just that they found a shoe print. And it was nowhere near the track they found. From the blood hound tracking his scent twice to the river, to the blood hound tracking his scent to a thicket of berries. Very conflicting reports to say the least. But even with all the questions those things provoke, the one question that I can't seem to get past or let go of is why didn't they check in that thicket for Stubby? I know nothing of thickets, so the answer may be obvious to some people. But I don't understand. If it was too thick to go into, why didn't they just cut it back/down and look for him there? If it were my 4yr old boy that was missing, that thicket would have been a thicket no more. I would have chopped it down to nothing if it took me forever. I wouldn't have cared about any thorns or stickers or whatever it is that makes it a thicket. So why Dave, why do you think they didn't check in the thicket for that poor little 4yr old child? I'd really like to know if there's a good reason they wouldn't. Because I don't get why they didn't. Hopefully you can shed a little light on this for me. And thank you for all your hard work and dedication on all of your different social media platforms. You are so knowledgeable on so many subjects and it's wonderful how you chose to share that knowledge with us. You are greatly appreciated and loved by us all.
David, your passion for the missing, shines through, aa we raptly listen. Weird how internet search words, will take one, down all kinds of rabbit-holes. In trying to finding out more about your particular case, I stumbled upon the baffling Feb 1981 disappearance of Deanie Peters, from a school event in Lowell, Michigan.
Happy Birthday America! Thank you To Dave and villagers!
Thanks again, David. Another strange tale of the missing. Thanks for helping to bring the loss into the light of awareness and putting the clues closely together for more insight into these stories of high strangeness. You're greatly appreciated for your efforts and deservedly so. I'm looking forward to your next video...
Happy Independence Day 🎉. Freedom still rings here. Let's keep it that way! Thanks for sharing Dave 👍 much appreciated
Happy 4th Everyone, enjoy the day and all our blessings
Happy July 4th everyone, from NC! Fascinating but sad episode today. Finding child-size shoe prints on the opposite side of the river, coupled with the dog tracking to the river then later tracking to a distant berry thicket seem odd but very revealing clues…
Not a shoe print, "a small boy's track". Was it misinterpreted, or did he lose his shoes? Or someone or something carry him?
@@theresamc4578 first they found the print and then they found the shoe print
Can bloodhounds track if the child was carried and not put down? What if someone carried him all the way across the land mass and then into a boat in Lake Superior? Maybe the shoe print was just a reposition from carrying him? This is horrible- that poor family. There is nothing worse than a child’s disappearance.
The bloodhound would have picked up the scent of someone carrying him?
Hope everyone has a Great 4th of July. May GOD continue to bless you Dave,Angie,Huck,and the Team.
Excellent video Dave. Lived in Michigan all my life. UP of Michigan is very remote and easy to get lost even in the daylight. The state with the must lakes at 12,000. Anywhere in Michigan you are less than five miles from any water source.
I was born and raised in Northern Michigan. It's also a special place for me.
I only have your channel nothing else.God bless you and your family.Thank for everything you do.
The movie I was watching yesterday was called Dark skies"
Good Movie
Wow! I watched the same movie yesterday too
Fantastic episode. Thanks David.
Great episode! I like the way you are dividing your videos up now. I've always been a fan. I was introduced to your work on The Unexplained with Howard Hughes and then Coast to Coast. I purchased all your movies and the Vanished show on Amazon when they first came out. Thank you for all you do to explore these puzzling cases. I hope you keep up the good work and ignore the "trolls" and "negative Nellys."
Happy 4th everybody!
Remember to keep your pets safe from the sounds of fireworks!
Thank you, Villagers, for the Happy July 4/Independence Day wishes! 💞I want to extend the same to you All, including Dave, Angie & E.P. Huck as well!
This is such a sad outcome for the poor family and to try to pin it on Vincent is disheartening too. Thanx, Dave, for the detailed investigation in this special
edition and bringing little Stubby's news to the forefront. I pray for that family. God bless you All. Stay safe. Peace.
Thank you for working on this sacred day. We love you and your efforts; thank you for your time , sacrifice and service!
Great story !! GOD bless us all !!
Happy Independence Day Dave! Great Case!
That was a good one. Thanks for all your work Dave.
Sending my usual love to Dave and the village. Happy 4th all.
Berry picking, AGAIN?
Sorry but I'll pay the ridiculous price in the store for my berries.
No thanks.
Lol
Thanks Dave on great stories in U.P. Michigan I’ve been up that area woods are so thick you can’t get a person walk into them . Sure is some strange stories up there .
Happy 4th July !
Thank You 😊 the cases were intriguing and sad. Could have been UFO that was silent and was watching them for a while.
Very strange… I’m not sure if you’ll see this Dave, but have you ever investigated the case of Finn Creaney? A bush craft expert, bush craft teacher with a TH-cam channel and loving family man. Missing without a trace from the highlands of Scotland on the 25th March 2022. Another very odd case.
Great Story Dave ,So sad
There have been cryptids described in folklore taking kids for thousamds of years...
Sad and tragic missing child case. Very mysterious circumstances. Thanks for this Dave.
Dave, I will keep watching you either way you decide to do letters/disappearances, but I like the mix--perhaps fewer letters would keep it shorter, but I really like mixing it up. It helps my brain get into the intricacies of the stories. Peace, on this day.
Wild berry thickets usually have thorns. When you are picking wild berries, you are focused on the bramble bush to avoid the painful thorns, concentrating on picking the berries and you've just dropped your guard around you. That would appear to be the most convenient time for any unseen predator to get with range of attacking and disposing of you in some manner. There must be some kind of intelligent life form who lives in wild areas but can live there undetected if not invisible for the most part to humans.
Time and space in the same area are possibly being distorted at some point during the encounter, and this may be producing violent weather disturbances a day or two after the incident happens. Why the track of the boy's footprint on the opposite side of a river which he couldn't in reality ever get across? Most of this isn't logical and can't be explained with our rational knowledge. Yet it happens, and it will continue to happen for the foreseeable future.
Michigan,life long resident. Seen things.
Fantastic episode Dave your intrigue and passion really show. Giving this family life again telling their story after 108 years and the empathy you show to this family, they would be very thankful for you sharing their story and bringing them back.
Mm...... great story , God bless and keep you David ❤❤❤
Happy 4th!
Watching 411 the UFO Connection. I'm just leaving it in the DVD player so I can just hit play anytime I need a 411 fix. So glad I bought the movie ❤.
You know how when a human is out in the woods or fields and we see a baby red fox, coon, bobcat or other baby animals. What is the first thing we think? Oh, I am going to take it home with me. I think sasquatch see’s young children the same way as we see animals and they take them back with them just like some people do with wild animals. That explains most all of the questions, track across river, dogs, and no signs. Sasquatch has been seen lots of times in berry patches. Just my opinion. Good video my friend
The search for "Stubby" came up short.
Another very intriguing case! I finally was able to afford to purchase your latest movie and it was great. A lot of integrity, research and honest people relating real experiences. Today while watching this video i thought about how i cant remember ever hearing about missing babies. Like children less than 2 yrs old. Sure there are sadly too many cases of missing children but i cant think of any that meet your criteria. Infants would be harder to snatch because they are not walking around and parents are usually close but there are some crappy parents out there and you would think that there would be situations where a baby would be left unattended? Im just curious if there are unusual cases involving babies? Maybe infants don't fit into the unknown reason why people are taken? I don't know, just happened to cross my mind.
Thank you Dave
Hey David, I've been following you for years, since your first book and before I moved from Denver to Orleans, it's been quite a journey, I hope that sharing yours has helped you, I know you've helped take my mind off of things from time to time. I've recently moved back and driving by the old diner on Federal reminded me of a lot of things. don't really write, I think once I emailed about a missing girl, before this channel, but I just wanted to say thanks. I've never had trouble w utube notifying me perhaps there's something else that gives folks trouble. And as a wise man once said "keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars!"
Happy 4th of July to you Dave.
Very special indeed. Poor family but how the community come together. Blessings stubby
All your shows are special Dave. I've been away for a while so I have some catching up to do !! Glad to find you still doing your work!!
The child tracks on the other side of the river were not Stubby's. The body was never found because it went into the river. That's the logical conclusion. But what do I know, looking at this case over a hundred years in the past ? Very interesting case, David.
Happy 247th Independence day, everybody !
What IF Stubby fell into water, was spit out downstream, 3 miles, still alive. Not impossible.. Especially when Dave mentioned the Bloodhound ran at 45° able With the river, stopped downstream across from where footprint was found ... This starts making more sense,, No ?
Happy 4th🎉 to all the Villager's ✌️ hope everyone has a safe Day 👊
Very interesting, makes me wonder with the way the bloodhound ran for 3 miles straight to the impenetrable Thicket that if after the fact they went back and hacked through the Thicket searching for anything inside of it. Especially since they took the dog to the other side, and it refused to track. Maybe it was still saying that what they were looking for was in the thicket. Very good case Dave, and you are correct that people will pile on this band wagon for sure.
thanks, from Michigan