4 Creepy Unsolved Disappearances | Missing Persons Documentary

[@dwdwdwdw22]

Jason's case is so frustrating. 10 days after a teenager goes missing. A child who didn't have any history of running away or anything. Even if he did they should always treat missing children of any kind as top priority. This is fucking nuts.

[@Stupidname909]

Omaha PD is known in Nebraska for it's corruption of course they dropped the ball

[@Pushing_Pixels]

It's an all-too-common feature in unsolved missing person cases. Lazy cops who will do or say anything to avoid having to actually do some investigating.

[@R.Oates7902]

The FEDS only get involved if the victim is of "tender age", 12 to 17 years old.

[@sharonallisonbrisbin5952]

Yes he's a special circumstance

[@kathycondon4734]

Yes, it was a surprise to him too!!

[@user-tm1oy6ck4t]

Shame on the police for waiting to investigate Jason's disappearance.

[@gregh7400]

This has always been frustrating to me. The police just always assume a teenager has run away, probably because it is common. However, when they are told that running away would be uncharacteristic and he's never done it before and was not upset, etc, the police still refuse to take any of that into account. Missing or abducted persons are time sensitive events and very often the police lose any advantage they might have had if they had taken it seriously and starting their investigation immediately. Police incompetence is a problem that effects lots of crimes.

[@DottieMinerva]

Right. There was no reason to assume that Jason ran away. Police should listen to the parents when they say it’s out of character.

[@avriluna]

And I'm sure people who prey on teens are well aware of the fact that the cops will likely delay the search, thinking the kid ran away. This is a senseless and dangerous policy.

[@dubbelhenke854]

Actually his mom understands that its impossible to raise the alarm immediately. She said so herself in a lengthy interview from 2016 here on KZbin. The police get an awful lot of youngsters who disappeared and returned. Still, 10 days really seems a bit much.....😢

[@Chrissy259]

@@gregh7400 I agree. Plus, sometimes the police say it was suicide because they do not want to do all the paperwork!

[@glow1815]

Jason's case i watched from another channel they said his brother heard some kind of noise or sounded like he was speaking to some one while wheeling the trash bins back to side of the house. His brother ignored it becuase he didn't think any thing abnormal. And why would the cops be surprised they didn't have any evidence or find anything when searched wasn't conducting until 10 days later. The whole investigation was ruined.

[@eazy2hate]

Because when it comes to adults (18 and over) they always wait just in case they ran away!! And most other cases they still find evidence of what happend!!!

[@davidbrazell5179]

I was thinking a hit and run someone than loaded body and gotten rid of it

[@Brinda-r9b]

DJG 123 Doug. It is a walk in the Park. S ky was the limit. Snake eyes. Fort Stephenson House addresses two find Aye, look alike. Id on overdosed them. 11-15-2015. 82 graduation and 83- Bob Tom John as Johnny G stole an id ? Gahring?

[@ROOSTERNEWTONJOHN]

An 18 year old or older would not run away. They would simply leave out into the world. Someone 17 and younger would be running away. ​@@eazy2hate

[@mistrjt9213]

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[@vinny1883]

I've heard of police (wrongfully) waiting 24, 48, or even 72 hours to search for a missing person...but a WEEK? They let that boy die, and it's no wonder they found no evidence. That's absolutely horrifying.

[@Quietaskept461]

I agree I even heard that that's a rumor that's not a real law that they have to wait 24 to 48 hours? 🤔

[@TommymachineGunn]

So it’s like this. When it comes to sex rings and sex trafficking, a lot of investigations get called off by upper management, as some of them are directly involved. They wont approve of a thorough search as that would uncover incriminating evidence against people who are sworn to protect people. Also people who are idolized are apart too and it’s hard to believe ur fav person is a freak

[@fruityrat694]

​@@Quietaskept461 Yup! It's a sadly commonly believed myth. You do not have to wait 24 hours in fact the first 24 hours are the most vital.

[@Desertmoonlight23]

I get the rationale of waiting, but it’s antiquated already & proven time & again to be a mistake, hence the Amber Alert system being implemented. Why wasn’t this done for him? Shocking

[@loyyyylo]

@@fruityrat694 I think this myth is prelevant because this was actually a law back in the day and people of those days still believe this law is a thing.

[@ambersaura9988]

I think Jason was lured. Not into a car but into a home or shed by someone he knows. Although he’s punctual, imagine his sweet ol neighbor needing seemly quick easy help, whom he knew for years if not his entire life, to help his dilemma, the neighbor offers him some money or a ride to work after he’s done. That aside Jason sounded like a great young man. Heart goes out to his family. So cool he was into broadcasting too !

[@LoremLipsumz]

I feel the same. He was a very sweet young man and would’ve likely helped anyone in his neighborhood asking for assistance. He’s buried in someone’s back yard probably very close to his own home. So sad.

[@natassats.]

Yes but what would the motive be?

[@twistoffate4791]

​@natassats. Sometimes cruelty is the point, which makes an abduction that much more baffling and maddening. Evil persons don't always have a reason for being that way.

[@chiasanzes9770]

@@natassats. Sexual. He volunteered in the catholic church. I think that is a Huge red flag.

[@NickyBlue99]

​@@natassats.Sexual probably

[@thatbostonchick890]

I grew up in Omaha and remember Jason's disappearance like it was yesterday. People there are nice and friendly. It scares me that someone knows what happened to Jason and have never come forward. I hope someday soon, we learn what happened to him so his family can find some peace. Prayers to them and all families/friends of the missing.

[@Pushing_Pixels]

Shame Omaha has such a lazy and incompetent police department. Corrupt too, by all accounts. They completely botched Jason's case.

[@jokalee]

Mob hit?

[@thatbostonchick890]

@@jokalee no

[@miaglossender7430]

A predator he knew probably got him innocent and sweet heartbreaking 💔 He's gone with so many others

[@thatbostonchick890]

@@same5952 Apparently you’re not the sharpest either. Bad things happen in every town.

[@xlnuniex]

The disappearance of Brian Shaffer has always stuck with me

[@PlAiNJaNe521]

Same!! And Thomas messick. So so weird and no clues at all.

[@rosalindmoore4621]

Same;

[@Awesomebaconman123]

How does this have low views!? You're great at this. I'll be binging your videos tonigh

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it.

[@twinkiebandit0933]

About Jason's case. I was reading a couple of the reddit threads and ppl who knew him said somethings that make me wonder if he had high functioning autism. My ex has it as well as 2 family members I grew up with. The reason I bring this up is because, ppl with this condition can often be naive/too trusting because their brain is wired in a way that make is very difficult to pick up on if someone is using them, trying to manipulate them, or has nefarious intent in mind. I know his family are saying "He would never get take a ride from..." but if he had that condition, then it's totally plausible. Especially if being punctual was something he often hyper fixated on and a friend popped up offering him a ride. Ppl w/ high functioning ASD are very repetitive in their daily life because certain, sudden changes can really mess with their brains sometimes. So for everyone else, being late for work could be "whatever." But for someone with this condition, even the prospect of being a minute late for work could have really messed with his head. I really do think he took a ride from someone he thought was harmless but that turned out not to be the case.

[@meggie11102]

Jason had some intellectual disabilities but wasn’t autistic. Probably best not to blindly trust commenters claiming they knew him or base diagnoses off of secondhand info rather than trusting his doctors and family.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Ive always got the vibes from this case, that drunk driver hit him accidentally, threw him in the trunk in a panic and drove off into the sunset. I dont even know why, but I recently saw another tuber walk his route thru, same time of day and the roads were just empty. That just enforced my feelings that someone lives with huge secret and unbelievable guilt.

[@Pushing_Pixels]

The people who knew him best said he was very wary of strangers. If he did get into a car willingly, it was someone he knew fairly well. I would be looking at his workplace. There may have been conflicts going on that his family and friends didn't know about. Unfortunately, the Omaha Police completely botched the case by refusing to investigate it for over a week. If you want to find a missing person, you need to start within 24 hours as the trails go cold pretty quickly, and witnesses start to forget things. That level of incompetence, laziness and callous indifference is shocking, especially as he had a disability. The police that made that decision should've lost their jobs, as they are worse than useless, they are a hindrance. That PD would literally be better and more effective if they weren't in it.

[@annanicole5494]

Agreed. I think it was someone close to him, his bro said on the phone he heard J possibly speaking with someone, maybe a neighbor or family friend lured him. He might’ve been high functioning but seeing someone he trusted would’ve given him a reason to go with them

[@michelleshellimeyerketchum1219]

Very well said, thank you! My youngest son has high functioning Autism; your description of the personality characteristics and behavioral tendencies of folks with high functioning Autism was absolutely through, accurate and heartfelt. I appreciate you putting the effort and positive energy in to your post, as it helps educate people whom may not be familiar with Autism. I'm really liking the somewhat newer reference called 'neurodiverant'- My son likes the neurodiverant title for those folks who are born with neurological differences and that it's no longer called 'Asbergers' since my son says Asperger was associated with the Nazi party, and no longer given the recognition do to that disturbing fact! By the way, my son graduated from ours local community College this past May with honors and as one of the Valedictorians of his graduating class!! Proud mama here. 💜🌟💜

[@PoPo-ee2xb]

I hadn’t heard of the first case ever. The other two I have but I have to say that hands down you have given the most informative and most unique take of these cases ever! You’ve given details I hadn’t heard before and unlike others that only take a few minutes to cover these cases, you’ve taken more but just the right amount. I’d love to hear more cases from you. Keep it up!

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much, I always try to find obscure/lesser known details about the cases, so I am very glad you enjoyed them. More videos coming soon!

[@charlesgerety1403]

Hopefully one day whoever harmed him will tell someone who then will tell authorities and we finally have a answer

[@kathydavenport4422]

May they all come home or call. If by chance y’all are gone Rest In Peace May your families and friends find healing and peace

[@Fringeville]

Hopefully, their friends and families may get some answers one day.

[@amandapreece8362]

Love this I hope your channel blows up your narration is top notch very informative and smooth delivery. Really interesting cases. I can't wait to see more of your channel.

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much! Many more videos like this to come, stay tuned!

[@benisaten]

I wonder if Jason got hit by a car, either fatally or seriously hurt. The driver and possible passengers scooped him up and gone. Either way it's awful.

[@anneloving8405]

That's what I feel happened to him.

[@olikane530]

Jason's case is very sad ofc..this case is really perplexing. Possibly someone he knew lured him into a trap. Or possibly he encountered strangers who abducted him

[@carlosdangerjr.7935]

Dunno if this video is original, but the narrator’s delivery is exceptional. If this hasn’t been ripped off, I’ll be recommending this channel to all my true crime loving family & friends

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much for this lovely comment! And yes, all content on this channel is original, plenty more to come!

[@kd7100]

Like when you rip a band aid out of the crack of your ass?

[@randibeveridge3302]

❤

[@1967DIF]

@@Fringeville, Except the T.Messick case then? Where you even ripped stills from Mr Paulides film without one word of credit... - Bad form!

[@whatabouttheearth]

​@@1967DIF I don't trust Paulides either, there are too many cases where he omits information to make cases seem more salacious, and his schtick of making it seem like there is a conspiracy with the federal park service is absolutely freaking laughable

[@samanthalandry2296]

Imagine surviving a war, living to the ripe old age of 82, and then to be just gone… in the very atmosphere that you’ve grown and learned to love and master. That’s so sad. One thing though, i understand that both the older men were in their natural element, both experts in survival, and trained. However, both these men were not in their prime anymore. So it’s more of a chance that someone could get the drop on them a bit easier than we all would assume. And going missing that close together, and the fbi being involved… yeah, no. Also, regardless of how many people are searching, how meticulous they are at searching, it’s still highly dense, wooded terrain. It’s literally impossible to cover every inch of the area no matter how good they are or how extensive they try to be. No hate on anyone, I’m sure they all did their absolute best, but it is simply not possible and very easy for anything to be missed. Just facts… but one can’t help thinking, if there’s zero evidence, along with the rest of the information we have, I don’t think it’s outrageous to be skeptical about the people in the groups they went out with. Yes, I know they were out with people they knew and obviously trusted (going into the woods with someone armed) such as close friends and family members, however, it seems with the facts we have, those are the only people who could have gotten the drop on them. Now, I’m not accusing anyone of anything, just stating the obvious.. it’s weird to me that there’s not really much mention of the depths of investigation authorities did on the very last people to see them alive.. normally you’re guilty until proven innocent even if it’s not supposed to be that way, but reality IS just that, so why is it more plausible to say these two men just vanished without a trace rather than someone, or multiple someones did something to them? Just very odd. Doesn’t seem right.

[@1888.cfc.]

When human beings enter oceans and forests we drop a level on the food chain. It's that simple.

[@lakesthaproduct44]

It's important to note that his friends said that it was a dead silence when they were closing in on Thomas. When nature goes quiet, that means something is terribly wrong or that a predator is near. Another man went missing under odd circumstances as well. Who knows what really happened, and we probably never will...

[@sarahanne2512]

Thomas’ story has always been incredibly unsettling. Really makes you wonder what else could be out there in those woods..

[@Hellsbells888]

Thomas may have a fantastic hunter and was a paratrooper, but he was 82 and a bit slower in his actions than people may suggest.He also couldn't see out of one eye and had trouble with his hand Saying all that one theory that l thought of was that a member of his party shot him accidently, and the whole party covered it up.

[@camruyn]

@@Hellsbells888I thought the same, but not that they had covered it up. I thought maybe he had been shot, unknowingly to other members of his party. Maybe he became disoriented and wandered off and died. It seems unlikely that every member of their hunting party would help cover it up and keep quiet about it all of these years.

[@AngelinaA-s1u]

Thomas may have been an ex spy and knew too much. The same with Fred.

[@harleyanne3720]

He likely was never there. Cover up.

[@harlowjademermaid1882]

I've always said this, ​@Deldelo- If you look into his past, its very similar. Plenty of spies juggled existing double lives, very "normal" looking to us outsiders. Picture perfect - white picket fence, nice little family, church on sundays, upstate mt. 2nd home/hunting cabin in the winters with the boys.

[@WadeRaney-vv5oi]

A good presentation on these issues,Jason is the creepy feeling case😕

[@DillyBar_666]

Jesus that search for Carl Disch was more thorough than every other missing person case I’ve heard of

[@Fringeville]

Exactly, the fact he was never found after those extensive searches makes you wonder what could have happened to him.

[@chiasanzes9770]

@@Fringeville And his dog. Have you ever heard of Jiro and Jaro. Two Japanese dogs left in emercy in Antarctica? Their survival story i through harsh winter months is a miracle

[@away2964]

The theory that he was a spy picked up by his bosses when his mission was accomplished is the most likely.

[@scorpiochelle]

😦​@@away2964

[@piggymkcool]

Great video, also I feel like the fbi definitely had something to do with Thomas going missing.... idk tho Great vid tho your channel is so underrated! Keep up the good work

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much! And yeah, I think they knew a lot more than they were letting on.

[@00700790210]

Great video. It's just the kind I like. It's not too long and chocked with filler, and it's not too short and full of nothing. I hope you upload more.

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much! More videos to come!

[@sophside9931]

I hope Jason’s parents sued the police department. He was a teen! And he disappeared with no sorted history. A reliable good kid! Shameful. It makes me super sad. 😞

[@gregh7400]

Jason was 19 and an adult. No lawsuit would have prevailed because the police didn't violate any standard of missing person investigation. The same thing would have happened if it had occurred in any other state. The police are all the same and even if they had done something egregious they mostly have qualified immunity anyway.

[@Stupidname909]

Omaha's PD is corrupt. Sue them all you'd like, they have court battles up the river and back.

[@elifield7149]

Sue them for what? He’s 19. No evidence of a crime.

[@Ana-n8y1c]

Are they involved sometimes? Is that why such disregard

[@YoutubeISPROPAGANDA]

Sued them for what? 😂 what a ridiculous comment. People like you are why insurance rates are so high

[@joshuahawkins8627]

Jason definitely knew who took him…he’s probably not far away either. Whether someone killed him while driving or he was lured into someone’s garage/home and ambushed, there’s somebody out there who knows exactly where he is. What’s horrible is he’s prob within a very close vicinity of his home.

[@tarik6990]

What makes you think he's probably within a very close vicinity of his home?

[@Kevin-mf7wb]

@@tarik6990probably because he didn’t get as far as the school that he was getting picked up from, which wasn’t far from his house. And he wasn’t picked up by cameras or seen by anyone else

[@tarik6990]

@@Kevin-mf7wb He could have been kidnapped in a car and then driven far away.

[@69ChevyGarage]

@@tarik6990 6'-1" 180 isn't exactly petit.

[@tarik6990]

@@69ChevyGarage What are you talking about??

[@bhumphries1360]

How intriguing! I've never heard of Carl's disappearance. Thanks for posting. I think I need to stick around this channel! You gained a subscriber in me!

[@PlAiNJaNe521]

Same!!

[@PIFFthePUFF420]

This is awesome! Very well made. I'm subbed! First 1000 club lol

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much for joining the club! Haha

[@dF_fallz]

You wanna go back to jail, Ricky?!

[@Foreverarose8]

About Messick’s case, when Sid Sharpe said he heard a strange sound that same day, it instantly reminded me of the night me and 3 others heard a strange sound coming from the woods, and slowly moving towards us. One might, me and 3 others were out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by woods,, at my boyfriend’s aunt’s house. We were in there backyard jumping on a trampoline, having a good time. Nearest neighbors were, I couldn’t even tell you, this was a a remote location in some tiny town in Minnesota just mostly woods all around. It was about 3 in the morning or so. Anyway, suddenly we started hearing this crazy weird sound coming from the treeline. Could we’ve even hear it moving closer by the sound it making was getting louder and by the rustling of the bush. Could sense whatever it was, was definitely watching us. The sound, I can’t even begin to d scribe it either. Never heard a sound like that before. But the best description i can give is it sounded like robotic or computerized or like some crazy loud glitchy fax machine, but even these descriptions aren’t completely it. And my gut feeling did NOT like it. I don’t as absolute scared and every ounce of me wanted away from it. I was the first to run in the house and when I got in, I was praying the hardest I’ve ever had up until that point. I was beyond creeped out the worst I’ve ever been in my life. Shortly after me , the other girl who was with us came in terrified also. We were both worried about our boyfriends still out there. But we were not going back out to get them, we were that scared. My boyfriend was the last to come in, didn’t finally come back in the house until 5 or 6 am! And he did not want to mention a word about it. After we slept and got up, I figured he’d finally want to talk about it. But he told me very seriously that he never wanted to discuss it. Change subject. Drop it. So to this day whatever happened that night and whatever that was that was making that sound has been a big mystery to me. Honestly, there are some things I’d rather not know!

[@Weird.Dreams]

You were trampolining at 3 in the morning? Dude wtf?!

[@magical8013]

​@Weird.Dreams I know back in the day a lot of people used to sleep outside on the trampolines, I've slept outside on trampolines a few times. What I don't get about the story is how these girls were so scared but yet the boys stayed out there for 2 more hours with the sounds

[@Foreverarose8]

@@Weird.Dreams lol heck yeah. We were bored young adults. Actually I wasn’t even 18 yet. It was a huge trampoline.

[@Foreverarose8]

@@magical8013 I don’t know why either. We were all wondering what the noise was. But the guys were dolts. That’s why.

[@Foreverarose8]

@@Weird.Dreams this was back in 2000 also. People were a lot cooler than people like you.

[@Kathy-us6zx]

Your voice is pleasant to the ears. I feel so sad for the family.

[@iheartshaneandjeffree]

This is so creepy and I love the music. Why don’t you have millions of subs?? You deserve it

[@Fringeville]

Thank you, that means a lot!

[@personofpinterest4281]

More people should know about this case it can be solved. My friend also disappeared and was found dead. I remember my dad being very protective of me during this time. There was a lot of missing boys in Omaha

[@anitaevans5361]

The Franklin Coverup. Lawrence E. King ran a minor trafficking ring out of Omaha for DC elites & politicians. That sort of energy must run deep despite King being gone, like others took over.

[@JalapenoSmoothie]

The Franklin cover up. Wasn’t that in Nebraska? You should read that book!

[@CKing-388]

That’s what I was wondering. If there were any similar disappearances of young men in that area or close by. Where his case lacks any evidence another may have more. If someone abducted him it was likely not their first time. They mentioned in one video they had a family get together the day before. Wonder if it was someone who had been there the day before. Not necessarily his parents but, I’d look into other family members.

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

Did they catch the killer?

[@R.Oates7902]

@personof You must have been traumatized! Was the killer found?

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

I just have to say, WOW. Your content is top notch, you deserve so many more subscribers!

[@Fringeville]

Thank you!

[@candyrain09able]

Great channel I have found here. Glad to be a new subscriber. Thank you👍😊

[@Fringeville]

I'm very glad to have you as a subscriber, thank you so much.

[@grantgoldberg1663]

The second case was a Missing 411 case. If you're ever in the woods and it goes silent, completely silent, no birds, nothing, turnaround in the direction you came and run!

[@whatabouttheearth]

Don't trust Missing 411 or David Paulides, he omits stuff on alot of cases to make them more salacious. And his nonsense that the national park service has a conspiracy is completely laughable. Look into Paulides' past and why he isn't in LE anymore.

[@radrobd123]

what does that mean? complete silence in the woods?

[@1888.cfc.]

@@radrobd123 it means there is a predator in the vicinity

[@abstract.stardust]

Don't Run.. Predator in Area.. Prey Runs. Brisk walk, not running..

[@abstract.stardust]

You've never heard silence so loud tho

[@autumnishhhhh]

Jason's case is just so sad. Perhaps there was someone he knew or was close to that offered him a ride along the way, and concinved Jason that he had already communicated witht be coworker awaiting him at the school that they (the perpetrator) would give him a ride all the way instead. This seems to be the only explanation i can concieve for a kid who's responsible about work

[@michaelnitsch4431]

its the person you least suspect

[@alysononoahu8702]

Did you not listen?

[@LucyElizabeth83]

I really like these videos. I hope you add more on here. Just found this channel a few days ago and I’m glad it was recommended to me.

[@WhiteChocolate74]

I can only echo what others have said: this is great. I look forward to more!

[@Fringeville]

Thank you!

[@jesselabbe7389]

6:57 A stranger pulls up...points a gun and says, "Get in." No struggle, no noise, no extra attention. Jason's size is irrelevant. He doesn't have to know the abductors to be forced to get in. Has nothing to do with his work schedule. This is what happened to Alex Yost in 1989, as well as to Joey Rambish in 2001. Its not so far fetched AND solves all the "very unlikely" possibilities.

[@dF_fallz]

Very possible.. people think being of a certain height or body build makes them superman lol no one is bulletproof.

[@jesselabbe7389]

Agreed! And at the end of the day, even if he is a tough looking kid...he is still a kid. So a gun and one word is all it would take to make everything in this video possible. Mystery solved! haha @@dF_fallz

[@hunt-sm8vd]

For what motive though? And someone this wreckless usually gonna leave a body to be found or some trace.

[@jesselabbe7389]

@@hunt-sm8vd You're not wrong. But in both of the cases I names, there was ZERO motive (besides robbery and a gang initiation) I just saying the narrator is making it sound bigger then it is, when in reality, its not such a mystery to solve. Guy with a gun says, "get in!"

[@samanthajo02]

i live right near we're Jason went missing so sad

[@desavinofitness20]

What do you think was the most likely thing that could’ve happened to him?

[@Cozybookcottage]

New Subscriber. Thanks for sharing these.

[@TheConorsmithusa]

I've heard jasons story before. I think maybe he was lured into a house by someone, maybe an old person who said they need help and will only take a couple of minutes, therefore he thought he could quickly help out and then go back to his walk towards the school. That's what i think anyhow

[@radrobd123]

and then what happened? What did the old person do?

[@Cm-xv7oe]

@@radrobd123if it was true the old lady would lure him in while his assailants wait inside

[@MysteriesoftheNight84]

This is one of the most fascinating videos I’ve seen on mysterious disappearances! The way you present each case is so detailed and captivating. Amazing work!

[@Gloomcookie96]

Sadly, it has often been the incompetence of professional institutions that have led to answers never being found in some cases. In the heyday of serial killers (70s and 80s), children were still treated like runaways in pretty much every report of a missing person and sexual misconduct was not reported was not reported as long as the person resigned. Police can still react by telling families to wait a full 48 hours when if you know anything about missing persons cases, the first 48 hours of a case are the most crucial to the eventual solve rate.

[@nerminnagi6654]

I am always happy to find a new good voice tone and pace are good, so I start to listen

[@elizabethbowie1076]

Read that Jason's general neighborhood was a high crime area. It was summer, lots of teens hanging out. I think he was robbed and tried to fight back. Was killed in that neighborhood. Put in a car and taken from the area.

[@alisharose3630]

Great video. Very interesting cases ones I haven’t heard before! Definitely wouldn’t rule out somethjng more bizarre and paranormal for some of these disappearances 🛸 has to be - there is stil a lot of things we don’t know yet that’s out there.

[@SmellMyAngus17]

Solid work 👍

[@Fringeville]

Thank you!

[@rs-mt6kl]

Thomas Messick's case is one of the few that is genuinely so unusual to me. Why didn't he use the walky talky? Were they battery operated? The only thing I could think if is maybe his Walky talky died and he tried to walk to the nearest watcher? But I dont think he'd leave his post, I think he'd sit and wait for them and the deer. That one is just ... So dang weird.

[@magentaangel5531]

I just came from watching another video on Jason where they said there were sex offenders living in the area could one of these have lured Jason into there home under the pretext of needing help? It's just a thought.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

Its incredible 500 000 ppl a year go missing

[@janemiettinen5176]

Most are found within hours, days. Only fraction of that will stay missing, like few thousand or so per year. But saying 2000 people goes missing yearly doesnt sound as cool as half mil..

[@whatabouttheearth]

​@@janemiettinen5176 "It's estimated that around 630,000 people are reported missing each year. Most are eventually located. Around 90,000 a year are never found. That's almost 1 million people in the last decade."

[@Beavisofficial]

​@@janemiettinen5176I don't think any of those sound cool

[@lizardpeople]

The Carl D. case is very interesting. He's in the middle of nowhere and his footprints just disappeared? No other markings on the ground? That's extremely bizarre and defies logic.

[@samanthasamsimpson7201]

I was thinking about it and the only logical solution I could come up with was that either it was some kind of aircraft there or maybe he just traced his footprints, meaning he walked backwards stepping carefully into each footprint? Although it doesn't really make sense why would someone do that, but it's only logical.

[@JiJi-yg9op]

When it come to people with special needs/ certain learning disabilities,they should treat their case a child my brother is 31, but he has the mind of a child because he has special needs/ a learning disability. Their minds simply don’t function like an average person.

[@lorileew2337]

🎯 True I agree .. They may be chronologically over 18 but their Learning Disability causes them to be vulnerable, child like, or immature & sometimes too trusting for their age.. Jason was the opposite in that he was wary of people and wouldn't have been too trusted with a stranger unless he knew them & was lured or was abducted by a stranger.. 😢..

[@lorileew2337]

​@@username-zj9idA lot of people who have learning disabilities can hold a job but they're still vulnerable & immature for their chronological age.. Just because they can hold a job doesn't mean they're not immature for their age & vulnerable..

[@AAllen777]

With Jason's case, I wonder if there were any rivers or bodies of water near the route he would have driven to work. Been a lot of vanishing over the years related to people running off the road in the waterways and covered up for years. Definitely an odd case.

[@themobseat]

No rivers or lakes in that area.

[@ab4x122]

Criminally underrated channel

[@Fringeville]

Thank you!

[@metsdudenj]

Jason was lured into the garage by a neighbor. Why dont you research single men who moved away within a year of his abduction? This the plausible scenario

[@kingkoopa2831]

Jason was a 19 year old big guy. Most predators go after younger children. Jason disappeared because he wanted to disappear.

[@lightinstinct707]

@@kingkoopa2831unlikely he disappeared because he wanted to

[@soonerbmama6727]

Okay one of the two accounts that I have just listed to, has conflicting information. It was said here the “neighbor” saw him roll the trash can from the curb back to the house. The other account said his “brother” saw him bring the trash cans back to the house. The other account was very detailed in their covering of this case. Gave a lot of detailed, personal information as to who Jason was. Also an account of his brother answering when the co-worker called Jason’s home and the brother pretending to be Jason at first joking around and then realized it was a serious situation.

[@KJKFORYOU]

The brother just heard him

[@RealJuiceWrld]

Yeah I swear he copied this video from someone else

[@loopylocks7746]

Regarding the Jason case it’s plausible that he could have helped a neighbour regardless of the tight time frame he was on. It’s not going to take more than a few seconds to let’s say help a neighbour move their trash and if the neighbour lured him in the back yard Jason could have been hit on the back of his head and fell unconscious. No witnesses, no noises.

[@twistoffate4791]

Did the investigators look into the neighbor, Chance Link?

[@1888.cfc.]

I believe he entered a neighbour or friends house willingly and never exited. 100%

[@whatwillbem6825]

Enjoy your posts though sad… Great voice for story telling!

[@navelaviator18]

I could be thinking about a different case but didn't they try to use tracker dogs to find Thomas Messick? I remember hearing that the dogs were able to pick up a scent at the car and follow it to Messick's hunting blind but that's where it stops. . The only thing that makes sense is Messick walked back to the car area, got in a car and left with someone... willingly or unwillingly. Tracking dogs can pick up a scent but they can't tell which direction the scent is going. So they wouldn't be able to distinguish if Messick's sent was going from the car to the blind or if Messick's scent was going from the blind back to the car area. For all we know, Messick left something in the car and went back to get it. Once there he met with foul-play. The metallic sound that was heard was a car door... a damaged car door which is why it didn't sound like a car door. He didn't use his walkie talkie because he didn't think he needed to until it was too late or couldn't. MAYBE he went back to the car to get fresh batteries for his walkie talkie... which would explain why he couldn't tell anyone he was headed back to the car. The only question that I still have is what could an 80+ guy possibly have gotten into to get himself kidnapped? Did he see poachers? Maybe a serial killer dumping a body? Lol. I just don't know.

[@rafaron7761]

I just found your channel, I am amazed on how you present the cases, please keep up the great work!🎉

[@Fringeville]

Glad you like it and thank you!

[@rafaron7761]

please upload more content! @@Fringeville

[@EccentricArtist3838]

Metal sounds is the sound of a very certain tear. That's one parallel universe you don't want to be pulled into. That...and the trumpet one..........

[@ellierosaia4674]

great video. got chills

[@ggfatale351]

These are such sad stories. 💔

[@66Bunn]

Not knowing ALL the facts regarding Jason's case. My first thought was that he was perhaps involved in a hit and run....However, rather than just running, the perpetrator placed his body in into the vehicle to dispose of and to "get rid of any evidence".

[@1TakoyakiStore]

The total absence of any evidence tells me that whatever happened happened very quickly and was likely just an unfortunate accident. A possible scenario that comes to mind is a construction worker accidentally leaving a manhole uncovered for a brief period of time (i.e. 15 minutes to a few hours unattended) and Jason being a typical intovert and getting lost in his own mind wasn't paying attention to where he was walking and fell into the manhole. The construction worker came back and put the manhole cover back on. I would love to see what roadwork was being done in that area at that time.

[@TheHydraUK]

Brilliant video, thanks!

[@monbrat3064]

New subscriber now Great video

[@Fringeville]

Thank you!

[@Milcom34]

Great Video*** Thanks.

[@thatsnotmyname1]

What about the neighbour?! It seems to me that he knew exactly where he was going, at least Jason’s walking half of the way.. and his brother mentioned hearing him talking with someone when moving the bins. Exactly when the neighbour said he seen it last. I wonder if he was ever investigated. Disappearances are so disconcerting. My heart goes out to all the families 🤍

[@rivermoon6190]

My thoughts exactly and I have just written that before reading the comments. Maybe he had even offered to drive him to the school and had his car in the garage. Once Jason was in there anything could have occurred. I hope that this man has been investigated.

[@MarieSlevin]

Totally agree with you shud have brot the dogs out follow his scent my money is on a murderous neighbour he. Couldn't have walked that far without being noticed by someone poor lad 😢

[@ajnegro2052]

@@rivermoon6190 whats confusing tho is that wouldnt his brother recognize his neighbors voice? Maybe the noise from the trash bins made it hard to hear. But this case is very very creepy

[@thatsnotmyname1]

@@ajnegro2052 I’m not sure. Some people are a bit disconnected.. if he was in his room watching tv, on the phone et his brother’s voice would’ve been immediately recognised without him even focusing on what was been said.. no?

[@ZarpSterr]

With 10 days to get rid of evidence, the neighbour had all the time in the world. 10 days is a Cold case.

[@Saint_Svadhisthana_Sahasrara_1]

Great video

[@mlg4035]

In Jason's case, wasn't the brother the last person to see him that day?! HELLO, did anyone look into the brother's story?!!

[@chrisquintrell7116]

Awesome coverage 👌👌

[@samanthajo02]

NEW SUB GLAD I FOUND YOUR CHANNEL

[@Fringeville]

Thank you so much! Many videos to come!

[@flywheelshyster]

I don't want to sub to another horror with unsolved mysteries...but very good presentation. And not familiar with one of them. So I will

[@Fringeville]

Thank you!

[@gavinsawhill]

I was born on June 13, 2001 😨😨😨 one family lost a son while mine gained a son

[@Foreverarose8]

Goodness… I think Jason’s neighbor is highly suspect. There’s no evidence Jason even walked anywhere: no witnesses (except the neighbor said he started walking off to go to work) no camera footage. And of course the suspect would say Jason was heading off to work, to throw off any suspicion on himself. The brother said that Jason was talking with someone outside, ding ding ding, probably the neighbor. Perhaps the neighbor offered him a ride to work, or asked Jason if Jason could help him with something in his house real quick. Maybe Jason said , “No, I can’t, I don’t have time because I have to get to work.” Then the neighbor could’ve said, “it’ll only take a minute and then I’ll drive you to where you need to be.” The moment Jason is inside the garage or home I of the neighbor, his back could’ve been turned while he was ambushed or hit on the head to knock him out. Then the suspect had all that time to clean up and dispose of the body. Thats my theory given from all I know about this case.

[@TonyAltrudebta]

I said the same thing, he didn't leave the house. I also suspect the brother.

[@Elana-l3d]

You have to think he was like zapped up

[@hakimbandaru1915]

Dang. That intro music was horrifying. I would think that’s what we would hear when the world is ending. Nice touch!

[@hakimbandaru1915]

I meant the music at 00:58 - very nice but extremely disturbing yet beautiful.

[@loganpollock1689]

In Vermont, two young guys and their pick-up truck disappeared. A Dowser located their truck in Lake Champlain, but no one believed the Dowser until one of the bodies was found in the lake. Divers looked where the dowser said the pick-up truck was and immediately found it. Police couldn't find Chandra Levy in a small park in Washington DC.

[@melissaharris3389]

When vehicles go missing without a trace statistically they're submerged. There have been several mysterious disappearances solved where the victims were clearly in single vehicle accidents and ended up in water; some for decades.

[@countsmyth]

The interesting thing about the Carl R Dish case, I read before they had dogs involved in the search but there was no scent.

[@KJKFORYOU]

Jason’s neighbor who was the last person to see him, how and why was he eliminated right from the start?

[@davidchildress6135]

Wtf did Carl Disch see 😳

[@Fringeville]

Hopefully we may find out one day...

[@DayneGodwin]

Not aliens. It's never aliens.

[@gucciashton4731]

Good narration voice.

[@kensilva2695]

I feel for his family. Cant imagine what they have been thru

[@gj5990]

Seems for first case it could have been a neighbor. Trustworthy enough where Jason wouldn’t have ran away? He likes to help. An elderly neighbor “in need” lured him in?

[@jenvaher]

I don’t think that guy was the last guy to see Jason alive. I think the person that did something to him was the last person to see him alive. These mysteries are so frustrating.

[@ar4203]

Jasons case... i mean if someone offered him a ride he probably wouldve taken it to get there quicker and happened to be wrong person? Or maybe a hit & run accident type situation. The last one...heavier snow and wind covering the tracks later into jounrey is more reasonable than aloens

[@RDMartinez]

I have 2 personal theories on the Thomas Messick case, both revolve around the weird FBI involvement which as you mentioned is already incredibly weird. 1-The area might be a hot spot for stuff we don’t know about or understand yet, UFO’s, creatures in the woods, something along those lines, which is why the FBI took interest in this to make sure if something was found it wouldn’t spill all over national television etc, they like their secrets. 2- He might’ve been some sort of spy back in his day and knew too much, so the FBI might’ve had his friends “take care of him” or the people they know would be in danger. But why wait so long? Why not do it themselves? I know, lots of holes, but as ridiculous as they sound, they are the only 2 that remotely make sense.

[@MustangMach1696.0]

Very kool video i love it.😊

[@bettinastrouble2537]

If Jason was talking to someone, maybe it was the neighbor, thet claimed he saw him walking to work? Did they ever investigate him, his brother heard him talking to someone, while moving the bins back. I really feel for his parents and family members. The police took too long to start looking! 😢❤❤

[@MacabreMatt]

I was waiting for the 4th one to come up. The 4th mysterious disappearance? The last story from this video...

[@Emma-mk8jv]

Two missing men in woods. It was joined with thomas

[@mouaviahamza4849]

Plz make a video on sneha anne phillip disappearance

[@lorileew2337]

Hello I'd like this channel & narrator to cover her baffling case as well. As you probably know she went missing around the time of the World Trade Center terrorism.. On Unsolved Mysteries one of the theories on her disappearance was that being a Doctor she might have went into the WTC to help victim's & may have been there when the towers collapsed.. What are your theories on what might have happened to her if any?

[@mouaviahamza4849]

May be foul play r something .i want to know about her more but unfortunately there is no more clue about her .only a surveillance video of century 21 store .​@@lorileew2337

[@EricaFrieson-t2t]

That poor Jason, I feel so badly for his family. The not knowing would drive any family crazy,

[@Proudathiest1]

How many times do the cops have to screw up a missing persons case before they say ok we need to always start looking for someone immediately

[@Goldeneyesluvsjasper]

if Jason had learning disabilities that makes him a vulnerable person, the police should have been looking straight away.

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

He obviously got picked up by someone who knew he needed a ride to work. It's really that simple. It was someone he knew.

[@bellsina7150]

That Thomas messick story has always really bothered me. His friend that was in the woods that day with him said he heard a very strange sound that sounded like metal closing. I forgot how we described it but he said it was very weird and a sound he just never heard before. His age and the fact that he was blind in one eye and that he couldn't walk very far very quickly makes this case one of the most strangest!!!!!

[@anthonylambright1908]

In the Jason case, it feels to me that it was someone very close by, someone that the family knew and trusted. They offered to give him a ride early on in his walk, and he was never seen again. In my mind, it's highly likely that this person stayed near by, made comfortable by how badly the police dropped the ball, and even after they did donsome investigation, their investigation was less than thorough, to put it mildly. The person who did this very likely even participated in searches etc, so as not to draw attention to himself .. just my gut feeling. Just a very sad situation.

[@hutch1319]

Has anyone considered that a police officer was involved in his disappearance? The fact that they refused to investigate his disappearance for so long is incredibly worrying. They were either grossly incompetent or were covering something up.

[@hatednyc]

Messick is one of those cases where the govt knows exactly What took him.

[@dF_fallz]

"What"? Hmm...

[@whatabouttheearth]

😂 why would the government know anything? Don't buy into the Missing 411 bullshit that claims the national park service has a conspiracy, that's rediculous. And David Paulides has a sketchy background and omits information to make cases seem more salacious.

[@karenroot450]

Exactly why did the FBI get involved so quickly with this case. They had to have known something

[@goldbucketboys]

I don’t know why but I get the vibe that whatever happened to Thomas was accidental or unintentional. He was old, blind in one eye, had mobility issues…unfortunately, regardless of how much experience one has, all of those factors affect a persons ability to traverse through dense woods. It’s also very difficult to fully search a wooded area like that. Not saying the search and rescue team didn’t try, but it’s not at all uncommon to hear about people going missing in the woods, being searched for extensively but never found, then being found years later. I think he probably took a fall or became incapacitated somehow, which made it impossible for him to use his walkie talkie to reach out for help.

[@k91985]

How do we know it was jason doing the bins and not someone wearing his clothes