1 HOUR of Strange Disappearances

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey all, Not quite the video I wanted to release this week as I had something fresh in the works for Friday, but unfortunately I've lost the next two days so I can't have it done in time so thought I'd put a compilation together instead. With that though, it means that there will be another 30 minute+ video ready for next Friday! Also, if you're reading this, I hope you're having a great week. Be safe all

[@Fairyfink]

I do love a compilation; also looking forward to new content.

[@shirleysmith6131]

You have a good week too.

[@commentsectionsexsymbol6011]

Cant wait for new content stay safe

[@nancyM1313]

Appreciate the compilation and look forward to the next one. Cheers 🖖🏼 🤩

[@LosRikos]

Love your work brother Think about doing a couple disappearances in Michigan USA

[@beardedhussar1755]

I live north of where Chris disappeared. Well aware of this story, and my thoughts, from the beginning, is that the other three individuals in the survey crew know more than they are saying. May have been accidental, or deliberate, but they know what happened to Chris in my opinion. And the area is not heavily wooded. There are residential homes on wooded lots within 300 yards of where Chris disappeared. It wasn't like this occurred in no-where, Alaska. I'd go back to that survey crew, 20 years later, and see if any new details come to light.

[@visassess8607]

Yeah I agree too.

[@titolino73]

The story doesn't make sense...let alone a ufo picking him up as said in other channels...!a lying machine test of the 3 co workers should have been done....

[@nancyferrer4386]

I agree 💯

[@9runes]

I'm not sure about other people, but I absolutely love and prefer these longer form videos, great work!

[@Nn42089]

Considering we all clicked on it, i should hope so

[@jessicamoore7835]

If I were the parent of a missing and then found child, I'd want to know EVERYTHING about what happened.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah literally, can you imagine how frustrating it would be if they couldn't articulate it to you

[@mikebond6328]

Yes but children don’t have the words to explain what happened.

[@Insidious_Rage]

If a child cant explain what happened thats likely sign of serious trauma or something so otherwordly happened that the kid has no clue what he just experienced. Possibly memory wiped

[@visassess8607]

Pretty sure every parent would but you'll never know if the child can't or won't talk about it

[@visassess8607]

​​@@Insidious_RageSure buddy, their memory got wiped lmao

[@jasbal1737]

Thank you for this interesting video. My children are now 26 and 23. I can honestly say that whilst they were growing up (until about age 11) we never let them out of sight (whilst outside the home) for 1 single second. My wife and I kept eyes on them all the time. Sounds a bit paranoid, I know, but we still have them.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Most welcome, and perhaps paranoid but it worked! I was exactly like that with my niece and nephew whenever I had them when they were younger

[@harlowjademermaid1882]

not paranoid...smart, caring parents.

[@Alexandra_Wolf]

Not paranoid. My mom lost me twice. Once in a store and once on vacation and the terror I felt was unrivaled. Especially when you only know your moms name as “mom”.

[@mjrchapin]

Absolutely the right thing. Pre cellphones, I asked mine for the route and to call me if that changes; I didn't want to be looking at a map and wondering which way they went!

[@Kaasschaaf1991]

I think this is very unhealthy, kids need to explore and develop their own ways of doing things (without the watching/judging eyes of their parents). Here in the Netherlands its completely normal for kids to play outside without their parents from the ages of 4/5. Never had any serious issue, only good memories :). This behavior you are describing would be considered weird/abusive here. And no, I didn’t grew up in the country side.

[@cattjohn393]

DON'T. HIKE. ALONE. Seriously I've heard too many stories of VERY capable & experienced hikers who had extremely close calls (like almost died) while they were hiking/trekking alone. What is wrong with people?!?! It's not a bad/embarrassing thing to make sure you're safe!!!

[@mamadoom9724]

I used to hike alone all the time in my 20s. It gives me chills to think about how dangerous it was and I didn’t even think about it. I’d never ever do it now.

[@scallopohare9431]

Salisbury Plain is chalk, which does not retain warmth like regular soil. I cannot imagine a small child in light clothing survived three nights outdoors.

[@n8rlvr876]

The Picard girl case, as well as Judy… truly warrant ( or warranted) further investigation…. Someone decided it was best to not dig or share info any further. Crazy!!

[@HarryMarsee-fw9ot]

Twenty five years ago, when my family and I were at Silver Springs in Florida, we were in line to get on a tour boat. There was an Asian family standing directly in front of us and all of a sudden the mother screamed out something in her native tongue. Immediately, the father jumped into the water and came up with their little boy, about two years old. There was no splash, no sound nothing to alert anyone. The mother's scream was so visceral and the father's reaction so immediate that this memory is burned in my brain. He safely retrieved the child and they got on board the tour boat and due to the father's immediate reaction, the child was saved.

[@toolbag-sy9ij]

alligator

[@gingersnaps826]

Omg what did I do to deserve such a comp upload from my fav channel this evening!??🥰🎉🎉u r the absolute best sir. Thank you so much❤❤❤

[@itallia666]

In 1956 i was 3 & a half yrs old & lived in a very rural area of Northumberland in UK. There were quite a few small villages dotted around with either a mile or half mile separating them. I remember quite clearly parts of the day i absconded from home pushing my favourite toy which was a large stuffed toy panda bear on wheels with a push bar at the back to wheel it along. I remember gleefully pushing my bear as fast as i could to the next village to hide from everyone & knowing they would never find me so far away. I carried on walking, then sitting on the bear & pushing myself along, my legs either side of the bear, the way you'd gain speed on a scooter! I still remember the thrill of getting further & further away & knowing they would be searching high & low for me but they'd never believe how far id gone! I didnt do it for devilment or malice just spur of the moment adventure & fun! I wasnt afraid at all even when it got dark. I just curled up in some roadside bushes with my Panda & slept! Well i was found safe & well next day & wasnt abit upset just annoyed they hadnt found me earlier! Id travelled a Good 5 & a bit miles At 3 & ahalf yrs old! So i know it possible little ones can do this! They, as i did, had no concept of how far distance is! 5 miles just seemed to fly by & i was having such fun! I was lucky i was found but i fully intended just going back the way id come! Its always the shoes isnt it? Just shoes or a belt left when they go permanently missing! Its just Very Odd... Not Normal! Thanks Adam Love the long vids Peace 🇬🇧👧

[@peterj5106]

Aye aye Captain.....I read the book that your Panda bear wrote..... Poor bear was never right again! Said how he was traumatized for the rest of his life! Ended up turning to alcohol to try and numb the pain, well, also the pain from having a big ol' bar stuck up his rear end, last I heard he was turning tricks with wayward sailors to try & fund his growing drug habit! Mmmm..... just a sad story for poor ol' big daddy dirty poo bear.

[@Moisterthananoyster]

@@peterj5106 why even write that though?

[@peterj5106]

@@Moisterthananoyster. Just a guess bro but as a coping mechanism maybe? He was an interesting kiddo like. Even though he had his demons. There's pic's of him being arrested in crack house's & lying KO'd in shooting galleries. He even went behind enemy lines in Nam (as, who's gonna suspect a panda bear?). When questioned he would commonly say he was Paddington's bro. Had a young panda wife & kids 2 bro! There's pic's of him at many major events. Next 2 Thatcher 4 Falklands invasion. In the school reading books with young Bushy when the towers were hit. With daddy Bush meeting ol' Assama..... the list goes on big man.

[@Johnniebhoy83]

​@@peterj5106Pete's escaped his padded cell again.

[@adrienkopish3220]

@@peterj5106osama?? Or Assama?

[@lonedragon3261]

All the incidents where they found traces of Fresh Prince and no one has even questioned Will Smith?

[@borleyboo5613]

I reckon that in the case of the lad who vanished from the survey party, there was some foul play going on. The rest of the work party know more than they are saying.

[@MidnightVentures]

My favorite lost in the woods channel hands down.

[@Inquiringmindswannaknow]

Why couldn't Phillip ride back with brother to get the car? Why did he make him wait 5 hours to be picked up? Something don't sound right....I'm sorry!

[@chrislawuk]

Yeah, I must admit that the story of those two brothers doesn’t add up to me either. Admittedly, we don’t know nearly enough, but from what I *do* know, I wonder if they had some kind of epic dispute - either a long running one or one that came out of nowhere on their days-long hiking trip… Brothers be fightin.

[@mikebond6328]

I agree. I get that kind of feeling with a lot of cases.

[@CindyGrahamCracker]

It took so long because they had hiked a ways away from their car. He then had to hike/hitch a ride back. Anyone that has ever hitchhiked knows it can sometimes take awhile to get a ride. Brother didn’t go with him because he wasn’t feeling well. So wanted to sit and rest.

[@Inquiringmindswannaknow]

@CindiHutchinson a Lil bit of common sense can go a looong way in these situations! How many innawoods stories do you have to hear before you listen? They can't ALL be fake! So if even 1% of these stories are real then that's all the proof you need to know that bad stuff happens in the woods! Also he HITCHED A RIDE! brother was not feeling well......ALL the more reason for him to have HITCHED a ride back with his BROTHER! since the car was 5 HOURS AWAY! This whole thing reeks to high heaven and Lucy got sum splaining to do! Sh!t don't make a bit of sense at all IMO.

[@johannaholmgren8088]

Nope. It's really sketchy...."He didn't feel well so he wanted to sit and wait alone FIVE HOURS for his brother" to retrieve their car. No matter how unwell he felt, it would make more sense for him to travel back to the car, albeit slowly, with his brother. Even if they'd had to stop and rest every few yards. Supposedly the guy was well used to hiking etc? So he'd know not to stay alone if he could help it. At the very least, if he had a medical emergency,being by himself was a bad idea.....

[@meredithgrubb4497]

I am so happy and comforted everytime there is a new upload. U could read the dictionary and i would listen. Ur videos r always top notch Adam.

[@Strype13]

Interesting. I feel the exact opposite. I can handle his short videos, but there's no way I could listen to him for an hour straight. His rollercoaster cadence is too much for me. He sounds like a British, less exaggerated version of Chills. And Chills is, by far, the most obnoxious narrator on the entire platform. To each their own, though.

[@ginnied7346]

I live close to Beacon Fell and Salisbury, how the the bloody heck that child managed to survive for 3 days and nights up there is mind-boggling

[@tangmcbang]

These compilations are great! Thanks for the upload.

[@theresahaines2647]

The story from Philipsburg, PA was intriguing, especially when Philipsburg is a 45 minute drive and Rockview a 20 minute drive from my hometown. Love the stories! Thanks for sharing. 🙏 😢

[@harlowjademermaid1882]

My family all live up in the mountains -⛰️🏞🏔 Bradford County, PA, right on the Susquehanna River. 🛶🏞🏕 It is very beautiful up there, it is not overly populated, clean, cool, crisp mntn air.🌲🌳🌲 Its definitely off of the beaten path (and thats how they like it! lol) Route 6 - if you ever see it, it is a very scenic drive, just gorgeous in the fall 🍃🍁🍂when all of the leaves turn different colors.

[@aliasif8498]

Thanks for the upload

[@MissingVoidTV]

Welcome 👍

[@suzannef138]

Love your channel and how respectful you are

[@fredtraylen4311]

May all missing people find peace as do their friends and families.

[@rockstonkilmor4404]

As far as Yuki if someone picked her up OFF the ground,wouldn't that make her scent disappear?

[@DavidPigbody]

No

[@lucindawelenc2191]

What puzzles me is when a very generic article of clothing is found (like socks) and someone identifies them as belonging to the missing person. I would think that the most that could be said was "this person owned similar socks." But it just isn't possible to say that an article of clothing produced in the millions every year could definitively belong to one person. And why would searchers have tracking dogs key on found socks rather than items known to have belonged to the missing person?

[@mikebond6328]

Someone losing a similar sock in the search area during a search would be less likely than it belonging to the person missing.

[@angusvansatriani784]

That's a great point! Yes, if the sock (or whatever) has a particular pattern then it seems reasonable to assume it's the missing child's. But why take any chances in this situation? Why not be 100% sure and get the child's possession from the parents? That way there's no doubt. So painful. My heart goes out to the parents.

[@noreenclark2568]

I think the first girl was abducted by person/ persons unknown . Yehudi I think fell foul of a family member and the father tried to cover it up. Pauline could also have been taken away and dumped in a strange place/ town by aliens 🤔 ??????

[@Bebecat477]

How come the aliens don't give you your shoes back?

[@ciaranofarrell4010]

Shoe fetish ?🤔🤣

[@Bebecat477]

@@ciaranofarrell4010 😅

[@johannaholmgren8088]

Hey Adam, great video. I love the compilations. I see youre having fun with Canadian place names again. Lol. Nanaimo is pronounced Na-neye-mo.... Btw thanks for including the Pauline Picard stiry. Although all the disappearances are strange, that one is really weird

[@kimberlysheridan5530]

I'm wondering if, in the case of Phil, if he was unwell, did he have a fever? A high fever can disorder the mind and senses.

[@n8rlvr876]

30:05 regarding poor Yuki… I’ve read that there is still a good amount of human trafficking that occurs throughout Asia… could the child have fallen victim to an abduction by helicopter? Did anyone check to see if any helicopter or small craft was over that area? When tracks and scent stop cold in an open space; this should be investigated.

[@MissingVoidTV]

You'd think someone would've seen someone rapelling down from a helicopter. It's interesting that comment was made though

[@deborahday1786]

Folks would have heard a helicopter as well; they are not silent.

[@daisyhislop7179]

What about wrapping the child in a blanket or some other heavy fabric? That’s what I figured had likely happened.

[@tarnyaattwell4841]

I believe that it looked like Chris had been flipped upside down, then taken at an incredible speed. Really odd.

[@stephaniejordan7092]

This video is an excellent compilation of David Paulides' Missing 411 case points, or odd coincidences: water, dogs losing scent trail/ becoming uninterested, folded clothes & missing shoes, state parks, the missing mysteriously appearing, small children traveling long distances, etc. Excellent video

[@timhouston4470]

That first story was amazing. Something strange happened to that kid. I wonder if he was ever able to articulate what happened. 3 nights and 2 days!? How far did he travel? On uninjured feet? That ain't right, and it's all too common.

[@Andi_Rotten]

I’m just here to hear the word “ashhhuming” bc the way you pronounce it is my favorite lol. But also love the long videos, it’s always great content! 🖤

[@Alexandra_Wolf]

What happened to Phillip happened to me and my friend. I wrote the story below. A place I’ve hiked hundreds of times with two clear trails. We got lost which is impossible and came out no where near the trail entrances and had to walk 10 miles on a road to back to the park where the car was parked. The fact that he is from Ireland and there were so many fae like things in the woods we felt like we had been transported from a. Clearly naked and worn trail deep into state owned and protected woods. Weber tried to find how we got lost and we can’t figure it out. We found teepees made of sticks. Stacked balanced smooth river rocks 6 feet high and hallow trees so large you could sit inside the tree. I never believed in fae or fairies until then.

[@meredithgrubb4497]

A bear will just start eating someone and ur right, its violent and leaves evidence.

[@julianbrowne5562]

I know Beacon Hill well for over 50yŕs it is totally supernatural.

[@mariopestana3721]

Creepy Idea: What if the FOUND children....arent actually the children that went missing? Instead, its a sophisticated copy that was sent back to collect data (consciously or unconsciously) for extra terrestrials to study our habits, behaviors, moods and emotional states and get a better understanding of humans and how we tick. Its really not THAT far-fetched...humans have done similar things with animals in the wild (like a robotic baby bird with a camera in it -or a robotic chimpanzee baby in a blanket). Humans do the SAME things to animals that extraterrestrials do to humans! Imagine the wild bobcat that was sedated and had a tracking device embedded in it's body. If he could speak he would say "I was suddenly in the presence of the tall ones and they made me go to sleep.....when I woke up....there were bright white lights around me....a strange smell that I cannot describe....and then when I woke up again....i was back home in the forest....feeling....different..." 😱

[@Jerrysmithsmyname]

I would never have thought about it that way. Your comparisons to human/animal perspective are pretty spot on I'd imagine. Cool concept, something to think about

[@alaskaforme9429]

On the story about Richard in The California summer home. My Grandfather and father in law were involved in that search. When I grew up I investaged the reports. I believe the mother did it. Because it's funny that a few years later another one of her son died in a swimming pool😮

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks love your videos

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks Mecah 👍

[@mecahhannah]

@@MissingVoidTV you're welcome

[@la_belle_heaulmiere]

Yehudi’s case is surrounded by strange folk. It isn’t surprising to me that the RCMP were not involved earlier.

[@visassess8607]

Wow that Pauline case is one of the strangest things I've ever heard

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

Yuki was spirited away by a Yōkai

[@LunaB5488]

Thank you for your videos !! ❤❤❤❤

[@LisaCooper-thevegan-123]

Thank you Adam! Love you 😊👏👏♥️

[@tedarndt6254]

Always well done good man.

[@ReneeHernandez-s2z]

I love this channel!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks so much! Appreciate you 👍

[@corallewis3093]

Ty Adam.. awesome as usual..

[@MissingVoidTV]

My pleasure! Cheers Cora

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

A few minutes in and mesmerized.

[@greenfairy6552]

I think our government is aware of these people who go missing. I m think they know what's happening to them.

[@MissingVoidTV]

That could certainly be the case, Paulides used to mention on occasion that fbi would show up to some of these kinds of disappearances and just profile the case

[@beverlyhitchon4901]

Great compilation, really enjoyed it. The case of the 2 year old little girl, I think is defo a third party involvement and of a horrific type! The conclusion that she died of the elements is just ludicrous! So she removed her clothes, folded them nice and neat and then just laid down to die! Really? Nah! Many sa cases have seen the perpetrator remove the victims clothes and fold them neatly. The authorities didn’t want to admit that a crime had taken place and knowing that they were a month behind in terms of clues etc, just didn’t want the hassle of having to persue it! Lazy! Just so sad for the family as I think you are right about them being desperate to believe that the little girl was their little girl. Even more sad is that she too ended up passing away! 😢 Great work on this video. ❤

[@SC-ec9fx]

Lots to say about all these but Chris was clearly jacked up by the coworkers. 99% of the time the last person known to have been with or seen the person has something to do with the circumstances.

[@DavidPigbody]

Thanks Adam!

[@MissingVoidTV]

My pleasure!

[@ohbichonplease2600]

As an aside, love your accent, but can't place it... northern England? Yorkshire? Tell me!!!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yes! Got it in one

[@ohbichonplease2600]

@@MissingVoidTV I went to uni in Wales, and my best friend was from Yorkshire ❤️ love the way you say "years"!

[@andrewmckeown6786]

You've done enough stories involving our RCMP. You wonder why its not the 1st move to contact them???

[@kloveandpeace8290]

Phillip probably had to go to the bathroom or throw up. So he steps away, maybe falls or hits his head, or is attacked then. Having gotten ill camping, I could see someone attacking when a victim is only thinking of pain or nausea or finding a bathroom! 😢

[@jmunro-graham1568]

sounds like Chris was taken from the sky, most workman's boots are slip on not laced, if some large predator had swooped down at speed and lifted him that could explain the money the boot and the blue/denim snagged on fence and the other boot a kilo-meter or so away as he struggled. Just a thought!

[@narcissusnarcosis614]

I fkn love these compilations! Thanks Adam! 🎉

[@Optimismus53]

again and again the story with the shoes.

[@LeL-q9e]

The small town police believed the bs the work crew and the boss gave them regarding Chris Tompkins. They attacked his character and said he displayed odd behavior and walked away in essence he was responsible for disappearing. Another scenario could be that an argument ensued and the boss and crew caused Chris' disappearance. Then took him elsewhere and disposed of his body. Shame on the police for not starting a search that day.

[@LuisaD93]

Awesome 😊thank!

[@MissingVoidTV]

You're welcome 😊

[@jld3229]

Two thumbs up!

[@Alexandra_Wolf]

Giving fae vibes. I was never a believer until I went hiking a place I’ve been hiking SINCE I was a kid. Hundreds of times. I go with my best friend who is from Ireland. Two clear trails. We get lost for 8 hours and come out on a street no where near the huge park. You can’t get lost on this hike. But it’s like we entered a parallel entrance into the woods and someone was playing tricks on us laughing. Many strange fairy rings, teeepees made of sticks, and balanced rock sculptures 6-8 feet high and huge Hallowed out trees. The name of the place ? DEVILS HOPYARD. Devil doesn’t creep me out. Hopyard reminds me of a place fae would play.

[@twistedeternal8053]

“Portals” some would say I don’t look into that stuff but definitely weird shit happens in our world and unfortunate disturbing things too.

[@belvedere6368]

I would like to know if they did any type of tests in Yuki's case to see if they could replicate the dogs stopping at the clearing. For example, having someone walk along the initial scent trail and then walk across the field. It would be a good way to see if there is something about that field that potentially interrupted the scent trail.

[@barrymcockener2209]

Who else started singing "West Philadelphia born and raised" every time he said fresh prints?

[@StuffBudDuz]

Why do you call it a "paper trail"? This phrase refers to documents and financial records used in fraud. It's just a regular trail.

[@andrewthompson4148]

One story i never hear is Nathan Wendlken. I deployed with him. Apparently he started a cult and disappeared in Washington. I did manage to talk to one of his "followers"; it was thr first time i ever heard about clockwork elves.

[@Mike-bk5yc]

Really good idea is to listen to these right before going to sleep not. Bad idea for ya'll doesn't effect me at all. Been going to sleep after these for the past couple of nights no problem sleeping

[@foreverdead6419]

Chris disappearance seems he was very likely killed and the boots found in different locations indicate he had been stripped of his clothing and he attempted at one point to get away and caught losing his boot while getting away a second time but caught and killed. I cant help but wonder how many black crew members were working with him that day.

[@LMichaelL65]

I live in Squamish and remember when Tyler went missing. The RCMP Sergeant in command of the Squamish RCMP detachment retired a few years later. A reporter asked him if he had any regrets about his time in Squamish. His response? 'Not finding Tyler.' It was everyone involved in the search, that they should have found him.

[@twistedeternal8053]

Watch canam missing project on here some people just vanish literally

[@joehall6559]

the guy at 19.00 mins -could have be chased away by a bear,wolfs . and ran away only to be lost or injury or caught by animal.maybe feeling better try to make it back but was over come again

[@henryfonseca4198]

Let's get bizarre 🤪

[@fourfurrypotatoes]

Can you do another video about the little people like gnomes?

[@jamescook16]

So hear me out This will sound like a crazy theory until you put the pieces together Chris the worker I think got caught in a trap Once you step in the trap it yanks you as far as you want your prey to go He stepped in the trap it flipped him upside down and than knocked him out cold because he hit his head immediately before he even knew what happened He got pulled by the trap many of yards away and dragged through a bunch of crap By the time he was at the end of the trap he was dead because he hit so many trees fences and what not and if not dead than absolutely messed up The first workers step over the trap or didn't trigger it properly I've heard this story in less detail now that I heard the whole story I truly believe this is what happened Where the trap took him and why it took him I don't know ......maybe the trap wasn't set for a human but I find this hard to believe considering where he sprung the trap This would explain his content of items where he disappeared and why the clothing items was in the odd places they was at

[@Moisterthananoyster]

Like a bear trap? Like the ones with claws? What kind of traps

[@deborahday1786]

No. He would have screamed, there would have been sounds of commotion, blood where he was continually hitting his head on rocks/terrain as you imply, a path of disturbance where he had been dragged. Interesting theory but highly unlikely.

[@futurecat]

I'm sorry. I think of Will Smith every time I hear him say "fresh prints."

[@Steven-zq6pu]

😂😂

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

28:13 the boy? Wasen't Yugi a girl?

[@angiesteinbach4113]

what is it with the shoes? and the weird change in weather? also finding clothes folded and just setting there? Curiouser and curiouser.

[@19mychaellee71]

Got sidetracked every time you said "fresh prints".

[@nolamonahan8764]

Makes me wonder these videos one i think kids who are scared and their adrenaline is pumping can travel way farther than the professionals think . Another thing how accurate are the dogs are actually picking up the exact scent they are trying to find. What temperature does the thermal imaging pick up if the person is cold their body temp mught drop so low they do not get a read on them . Also to a child light helicopter and the sound of dogs and people yelking for them probably scares the hell out of the lost child and they are running away not towards the noise . Very interesting and sad video very well done.

[@loditx7706]

I don’t know about y’all, but if I’m in the country rugged enough for barb wire fences, I’m not going to voluntarily remove my footwear. It hurts to run in fields in sock feet or bare feet. You want sturdy shoes, if not boots. Or you don’t get far.

[@josueveguilla9069]

BOO!!! 👻👻👻

[@creativebubble.7836]

......U SCARED ME,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, had 2 change my underwear....... lol....

[@williambryant5946]

Ahhhhhh! Don't do that, damn!

[@jobes4525]

😂

[@touchstoneaf]

Anybody but me immediately suspect the co-workers on the survey team when Chris went missing? Since it was only their word that he vanished suddenly. If there was an argument amongst them that turned deadly, they'd never tell anybody the truth. That seems the most likely scenario to me.

[@GoodBoyOskie]

Just a heads up. For some reason, the counter on the "like" button doesn't add an upvote to your video. It was at 9 likes, and still is at 9 likes, no matter how often I tried to click on it.

[@jessewru6425]

I always wonder idea people are just right there here, 8 SIDE of a tree where trails just seem to stop... squirrel man haunts me.

[@kwagigi]

ADAM HERE

[@grapeshot]

Yeah when people turn up missing the families never get that resolution often times.

[@fingazblank]

That poor french girl. It's what the French call le incompetant when it came to that investigation

[@nchan4679]

The shoes, that may be the most perplexing facet of these disappearances. Why do these people always remove shoes

[@benjalucian1515]

Months ago, this last winter or fall, a young woman went missing in a rural/wilderness area. Forgot which. She was found alive but without her boots. I was hoping they'd ask her what she did with them. Prosaically, all I can think of is that these people are lost and walking a long time and their feet swell up and they take off their boots to ease the discomfort.

[@shay4ojibwa638]

I wonder why the boy hit the missing boy.

[@mikebond6328]

Boys

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah, it was a shame that he couldn't elaborate on that

[@timhouston4470]

Hmm, yes, why did Phillip leave the trail?

[@nancyM1313]

💞🤩 😍💞 yay!!

[@nancykaplan2086]

Look up is what I was trying to say

[@missnatalie2607]

Lols the advert under this video is for 'Vanish' stain remover 😂

[@andrewmckeown6786]

Would a child being lifted on to a tall mans shoulders, in the way parents do with their kids, effectively remove the scent from a tracking dog?

[@DavidPigbody]

No

[@MissingVoidTV]

That's a good question but I wouldn't have thought so

[@johannaholmgren8088]

Dogs will still have Yuki's scent. Just another scent layered overtop. BUT: here's a wild thought...if a man had a backpack large enough to stuff a child in and that backpack was lined with something that could confuse tracking dogs......?

[@swardinc]

i did not know a water bottle had a smell

[@DavidPigbody]

You're not a dog then are you

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah nothing you or I could detect I suppose, but a dog's snout is really quite amazing. I suppose it's quite similar to the idea that we can see colours far more clearly and varied than dogs can. Though that's probably not the best example because I'm colourblind 😂

[@deborahday1786]

Saliva on the water bottle.

[@swardinc]

@@deborahday1786 i had not thought of that

[@johannaholmgren8088]

Ummm. Don't you have to hold a water bottle? Like,with your hands? Unless you know how to levitate one without touching it, I would imagine wrapping your hand around a water bottle would give dogs a heck of a scent. Our hands are pretty dirty...

[@jmunro-graham1568]

Is John Johnstone still alive?

[@leightowe9632]

What is it about shoes missing or they were found but the owner was not

[@amarillocowboy6709]

@benicepuddycats8421 My Dad built the first house on Angus Drive in 1973. We moved into it in April 1974. I lived there until 1984. What can you tell me about the disappearance at Granite Mountain Lake ?

[@loditx7706]

The post was interesting, a little heavy on lost toddlers and small children, stories kind of more of the same, so would request more variety in future. Was most puzzled by your accent. Have never heard another quite like it. Of course, sounds British, but your pronunciation of vowels is very different and I can’t place it at all.

[@gregorylittle2817]

Over and over, the same thing.something is ubducting these people and the authorities know this.

[@allan6977]

Might be just me. But in spite of their clams seems these dogs don't seem to have much success.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Search dogs are actually successful most of the time. Studies have shown a success rate of 75%+ depending on the geography (I actually think it's even higher then that when we're talking about a body because of the potent odour that follows.) The problem here is that I specifically go out searching for the ones that fail so if you've been here for awhile, that might be why

[@hardver8855]

​@@MissingVoidTVyeah like, if the success rate is that high or higher ( 80%), you deliberately choose cases where search dogs failed to detect and follow a smell because it is odd for them not to find the scent. It is more mysterious because the q is , why the dogs didnt find the smell and tracked it.

[@titolino73]

Young kids do disappear also today in plain sight in cities as is the case in Sicily Denise Pipitone and 3 months ago in Rome Kata...never found and they were both kidnapped..two young..cute..innocents little girls....