4 Unsolved Disappearances With Horrifying Final Phone Calls

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[@fawaz-shmari]

Please do the translation to Arabic

[@l_AMX_l]

يمكنك وضعه في مترجم جوجل

[@stomper2888]

Great video my man

[@stomper2888]

@@fawaz-shmari fuck no

[@elsie3724]

In regards to Angela Hammond’s case: “On the 30th anniversary of her disappearance, new details were provided to the public. Investigators are working a theory that Angela was mistaken for another woman who was being targeted in the aftermath of her father’s legal affairs. This man had acted as an informant in a narcotics case and received a note threatening the life his daughter, also named Angela. The note was sent on April 4, 1991, the very evening of Angela Hammond’s abduction. Authorities believe that, due to their similar names and appearances, the two women were mixed up and Angela Hammond was mistakenly abducted. As of April 2021, that theory is still being investigated.”

[@DoratTheKiller]

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[@Camille-it8zo]

Thanks for providing this update.

[@anthonylesley982]

If this theory was correct I felt like the guy would release Angela because if he was informant he would prove face a year or two in prison to snitch for them some more

[@Fanste88]

@@anthonylesley982 The people that got her were probably of the Mexican Cartels. Those people do not care whether they got the right person or not, they'll rape her and burn her alive just to send a message, and when they realize they got the wrong one, they'll just start looking again.

[@sheepmasterrace]

@Anthony Lesley the “informant” is the guy who got the note, not the actual kidnapper

[@Squirrel_Cat]

Similar to Joanne's case, I was once locked out of my home by my mom as a child after an ''argument''. It was winter, it was cold and I was left outside on the porch in a thin jacket. I think I waited there for around two hours. I even tried knocking on the door and windows repeatedly but my mom and siblings ignored me. I was crying most of the time and upset so I made the very foolish decision to walk to my grandmother's house who lived a short distance away. The only problem is that child-me considered the walk a ''short distance'' because of the short amount of time it took to drive there in a car. On foot, the journey was two and a half miles and most of the landscape was woodland countryside with houses here and there. Ultimately I was successful in reaching my destination without incident and I scared the shit out of my grandmother when she learned her twelve year old granddaughter had trekked alone in the dark to her house. Looking back, that journey could have very well been my last. I could have been kidnapped, gotten lost in the dark, gotten hurt and stranded or been attacked by wildlife. Not my brightest moment, I'll admit but I was so upset I didn't even think about it, I just started walking. I could have been Joanne.

[@unknownstranger6875]

I’m sorry you went through that. That’s a shitty thing of your mom to have done. I would have hoped your grandma took custody of you. I’m glad you made it safe to her house. The fact your mother allowed that to happen is abuse. My crazy mother did similar to me, but I was an adult and lucky for me I had my cousin with me. I was 21…and she came me a curfew of 8:00 pm…8:00 pm even though I was an adult. I was a few minutes late due to traffic and she would not let me in. My cousin was on the phone with my aunt and they allowed me to stay over after seeing how unfair my mom was being. What’s even more ridiculous is that my idiotic mother herself ended up leaving that night because she could not stay by herself in that house. She was afraid. So she went through all the effort of getting ready, packing her stuff, asking my uncle if she he could stay with him, all due to her damn pride. Just to prove a point, just to assert dominance and control. All that when she could have forgiven me for being late and we could have both stayed there. Unsurprisingly she now lives alone and nobody wants her around. Parents and people in general need to stop locking others out. Joanne is just one tragic case. Another one was the teenage girl her parents locked out, only for Paul and Karla, the Ken and Barbie murderers to kidnap and kill her. I hope the parents still feel guilt.

[@rhondaclark4173]

I think, in your case, your grandmother being made aware of the situation worked out for the best. It sounds like you were in an abusive situation.

[@mamabear6345]

It doesn't matter what you do, your mother should NOT have locked you out of the house. That's AWFUL. It's a miracle you did not meet the same fate as Joanne and I hope your mother never did that to you again.

[@richbrake9910]

Nothing good happens when being locked out or thrown out.

[@OCanalDeVideoGames]

Your mother its a bad person

[@louiseconcilia7593]

Imagine the GUILT that sister (& cousin) would feel, knowing it was 100% their fault the girl went missing. Ok, I'll change the 100%. I'll bring it down to 90%. After all, they didn't kidnap her.

[@hunterdavis3003]

Yep

[@masonfishscale3548]

That’s a story I’ll play to my children haha

[@oluwafemifakorede5410]

The guilt would’ve destroyed me man

[@thefellowbreather]

They deserve the guilt till the day they die. There is literally no excuse to be that childish. I hope they can never forgive themselves.

[@IdiotBoxProductionsTV]

@@thefellowbreather fax

[@someone55995]

Angela's case is indeed haunting! I can't imagine the fear she felt and what happened to her next... Her boyfriend never got the chance to save her. Like it wasn't meant to be. Unbelievably eerie.

[@zachplayz8546]

Yeah, especially since Rob chasing the guy may have led to her being found

[@johnserda7446]

He did get the chance and he blew it like an idiot by not knowing how to handle himself

[@Montgomeryyy]

@@johnserda7446 Yeah your tough internet ass would've surely done a better job

[@somewhataddicted7685]

@@johnserda7446 how did he blow it

[@Visnetter]

The worst thing is that she might have been kept alive or God knows what. Like she would know everyone was searching her

[@archangel1527]

That poor 10 yr old girl lost her life due to her sister’s and cousin’s foolishness. Shameful.

[@nyxspiritsong5557]

Right? It stopped being a prank when they didn't unlock the door after she knocked.... they didn't let her come in at all at any point?! I get the kids do dumb stuff but I'm betting that crap will haunt them the rest of their lives.

[@archangel1527]

@@nyxspiritsong5557 If they have any semblance of a conscience, it should haunt them.

[@lovelygirl1730]

I bet they would regret that decision to this day

[@MaZaKeRaL]

@@lovelygirl1730 Of course it will! even though they were children when it happened, it will definitely haunt them to the grave.

[@revisionisthistory3863]

Ugh. Reminds me of an awful video I saw once where a sister shut her little brother in between an elevator and gate to be mean but then the elevator went up and he was immediately killed :-( kids are complete fucking idiots and jerks, but I genuinely also feel for them as surely they grew up and realized the weight of what they had done

[@meredithgrubb4497]

That last one is so sad. The guilt the sister and cousin must feel would be overwhelming. Imagine how the parents felt. Even if they never showed it, I bet there had to be some deep seeded resentment towards the two who clearly knew better than to lock her out, especially on a cold rainy night. I can't even imagine what they have been thru.

[@indisishir]

Well whatever they did go through it'll be nothing compared to the poor 10 year old who was kidnapped 😔

[@MandenTV]

Lol

[@aquaseahorselove3939]

That was my first thought, that the mother had to feel resentment deep down inside towards them. If they had not been being brats, she would still be alive. 😔

[@vld7850]

I have no pity for them, it's the missing girl my heart goes out to!

[@vld7850]

@@indisishir True I don't even want to imagine what evil that befell her!

[@erikwalters5142]

Can't imagine being that last one's sister. Would be terrible to have to live with that

[@jenniferarechiga2416]

I feel bad for the little girl 😭😢😢😢😢😢❤️

[@thecatatemyhomework]

That sister had an evil streak in her. I wonder if the parents ever forgave her.

[@xKouture]

I really hope she thinks about that for the rest of her life . That’s just uncalled for what she did !

[@ScaryStoriesAt2AM]

So sad 😞💔

[@TheHakanDK]

i hope she is suffering

[@thefoggywho7236]

I remember seeing Angela’s case on Unsolved Mysteries, heartbreaking story. I heard somewhere that the feeling of grief isn’t from losing someone but it’s from when reality sets in that you were helpless to help them. When Rob was on his way to her location he felt fear of what might happen, then he heard her from the man’s truck. Rob watching the truck drive off into the night now knowing there was nothing he could do was the grief.

[@jeriannmilemon]

I remember watching that to

[@evilmojo9447]

@Witty Witty sounds like someones never been in love 😥

[@randallsmerna384]

@Witty Witty You're high! Of course he should have tried to help her! What would you have suggested? Just sit there and twiddled his thumbs? Call the police and waited anxiously by the phone? SMH!

[@annaroberts3160]

@Witty Witty Dang, who hurt you?

[@braveshrub1001]

@Witty Witty damm bro your girl broke up with you?

[@mamapoch1915]

I absolutely cannot FATHOM my child disappearing and never knowing what happened. That, to me, is one of the worst things that could possibly happen.

[@SweetKingTanner]

Not like losing your wallet, is it?

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

Probably a good thing I don't have kids

[@automatonm99]

​@@JustSomeKittenwithaGun more and more people choosing not to have them these days, worlds getting more dangerous than ever.

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

@automatonm99 You also gotta worry about the radical left trying to trans them

[@internetdollgrl]

@@automatonm99agreed i’m 19 and probably will never get the privilege to own a home… gen alpha and above will suffer from costly housing and it’ll all crash!!!! my parents are happy not being grandparents 😂

[@lxvely_y]

For the second story, imagine how scary and traumatic that must have been for her fiancé. Literally being on the phone with her and hearing her scream as she is abducted. Speeding down to see the truck she's in and chasing it down, only to have to watch it drive away.

[@bubs83]

I saw a similar story on dateline I believe. A guy had just hung up with his fiancee who had said she was just pulling into the driveway. Couple minutes later he heard her scream and watched as she was dragged at gunpoint into a different car. He called 911 but was blamed for her kidnapping because he was basically a criminal and "the boyfriend". Eventually he was cleared and her body later turned up. Poor guy was distraught. The cops definitely cost her her life.

[@chekaweedie]

Also, I think she was pregnant

[@taracollins5597]

I think I would have slammed on the brakes in reflex....& swerved to turn around. This could be very dangerous too, given other cars or street obstacles.

[@thefellowbreather]

Just imagining the stories from the victims' perspective gives me chills. We can pause the video, but they had to live through those horrific moments. I wish they get their life back someday.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

Ive had similar experiences just the kidnapper was stopped before I was fully taking away but on many occasions they had me pretty much n were dragging or carrying me off. I still think about where I’d have been n what would have happened if they succeeded n if no one came to help me. So yes it is very traumatic for me to think about this. So many lives that the world in some ways needed people they were put on earth to help that will no longer have had that opportunity. I was put in many lives to help if something had happened to me that would have never happened. Women n girls for sure are not exposable n useable objects we are souls like men n boys put in the world for some good purpose something individual that each one soul can do in the world that others can’t. Many have been stolen from that role n purpose by self centred people now people will miss out in their life each soul who was abused used squashed or taken from the world. Perhaps it was someone these evil men were meant to meet in later life to help them… or possibly save their life or soul or their loved ones even.

[@thefellowbreather]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 Yes, it is heartbreaking how fragile life is, even after 10000 years of civilisation. I created an app for women's safety, and hope that it will save people's lives in critical moments. Feeling helpless is I think the most stifling feeling. I recommend you attend therapy to deal with your traumas.

[@MiraculusOnly]

Me too suhel

[@tinderbox218]

It's horrible how some people are forced to spend their last moments 😞

[@kimmyfreak200]

there has been a few attempted murders and trust me they came closer to death than anyone on the planet... and yes the terror, thinking of their children and family is what made it worse than the injuries...to be at the mercy of a sadistic killer has to be the worst way to leave this planet.. one pregnant woman met with another pregnant woman for used baby clothes for sale on craigslist but the woman had a fake belly strapped on, and attacked her, cutting the infant out while she was alive and conscious, her 911 call is unsettling i've never heard anyone sound so weak in my life...and alison botha which is the craziest story i ever heard in my life they did a documentary about her and indeed it was great quality, and then mary vincent who was picked up by a man who had a daughter her age there were photos on dashboard but during the drive tried groping her and she slapped him.. he pulled over saying he was going to take a leak and he knocked her out, when she came to she said please set me free he was retrieving a machete and he cut off both of her arms and said now you are free to go... she only survived cuz she stuck both of her stumps into mud which stopped the bleeding... she was 17 at the time..or 16... they let him out after only a few years and he stabbed someone to death that blood is on the justice system';s filthy hands.. he was clearly a psychopath and should not have ever been let back out.. the last story i am knew to that i may have mixed up some details but u get the idea... imagine living with that trauma.. and lets not forget the horrifying story of joe clark, the baraboo bonebreaker, his victim thad philips barely survived he had severe injuries and been tortured for 2-3 days by this sick 17 year old killer and was only an hour away from death..there is alot of documentaries on that...dave's lemonade did a nice one. And last one was on Disturban this woman nearly died protecting her little daughter omg i highly recommend watching Disturban's video: The Most Incredible Case I Have Come Across - Verna Sue White

[@Gcool243]

It sounds like Dale was an amazing guy, helping a wife of his friend get away from him knowing she was in danger. Not everyone will go against their friends to do the right thing

[@ronniemason7827]

@Witty Witty people like you suck. If someones in danger it should be everyones concern. He did an amazing thing for helping another person in danger. A hero.

[@Hortu]

Bros before hoes . He went behind his “friends” back and did some foul shit , thus resulting in his death . Anyone who convinces your partner to leave you is an enemy , a real friend would pull you aside and check you one on one , not go behind your back and potentially destroy your house hold and family . Safe to say he’s having a long dirt nap lol

[@egg-iu3fe]

@Witty Witty sad but true. This is why I mind my own business, other people's issues are not my problems and they likely wouldn't help me with my problems so why should I bother. Some people take but never give

[@Meriadoc]

@Witty Witty literally what are you talking about. It isn't about getting something back. It's about Saving someone???? Especially someone close?? Have you no heart? Also how would you know she wouldn't have done the same huh?? The fact you told on yourself on having no honour, man. I am baffled

[@Meriadoc]

@@egg-iu3fe I'm addressing you, too.

[@123hgardner]

Angela's story has haunted for me years. I cannot imagine being Angela or Rob. Seeing her in that man's truck as he's stuck on the road must be an image he can't erase.

[@aidenpatterson5610]

@Witty Witty What the hell is wrong with you?

[@fromunderthekilt6310]

@Witty Witty wow, someone’s been burned before…..

[@cobymichaels7863]

@Witty Witty good point. Like in Titanic. Women see it as a romance story because the man dies, I see it as a horror movie.

[@zipzip8239]

@Witty Witty found the incel

[@zipzip8239]

@@cobymichaels7863 incel #2

[@danielmorgan4899]

I remember the Rob and Angie story from Unsolved Mystery’s and how helpless Rob must have felt and remember Angie’s parents saying “Rob blames himself but he did all he could “ in this tragic story it’s that helpless feeling that would be so difficult to deal with

[@officegossip]

That’s where I remember it from as well.

[@AllofJudea]

Imagine if he had just calmed down for a few seconds. That would drive me insane

[@ragreenburg]

It's wild how much emphasis people put on polygraph tests considering they are entirely garbage and shown to not tell if you are telling the truth or not.

[@SaiyanSweetheart45]

Right! They go by your heart rate and pulse. But a person who feels nothing for what they did can lie with a straight face and show no signs of any discomfort with lying. Because they're more than comfortable lying.

[@ComplicatedSimplicite]

Exactly if you are a psycho path a lie detector test will do nothing

[@nz_puddlehound1617]

Agreed...don't think the NZ cops have ever mentioned using one...Is it just an American thing?!

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

@@SaiyanSweetheart45 as someone with anxiety disorder like fear of being trapped controlled with no control of Situation or being able to leave when I want or need n ptsd my heart rate would be panicked racing and I would be guilt of anything everything they ask me of… with those things then

[@flav2689]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 Same.

[@auroratorres5400]

The story with Joann is sad I'm sure those little girls that locked her out live with that guilt forever.

[@lovelygirl1730]

As well as they should

[@alex3mkt]

I was just thinking the same thing

[@stephaniebaker6001]

At that age, kids often can't see or even understand the consequences of their actions. Of course, there certainly was no malice intended in their childish acts. Unfortunately however, a 10 year old girl was abducted and most likely murdered because of their lack of maturity or foresight. I'm sure that having to live with the guilt as adults now haunts them constantly. It's just an unfortunate situation all around for that poor family. 😣💔

[@reynoldnjoku9735]

@@stephaniebaker6001 no they definitely did. At 12 and 14 they definitely knew what they were doing was wrong and let her wander off to a pay phone. They deserve to have this on their conscious for the rest of their life to their grave

[@stephaniebaker6001]

@@reynoldnjoku9735 I suppose it depends on how mature they were at those ages. Some kids know the difference between right and wrong, some just don't. I wasn't defending them; I was just stating a fact. Whatever the case, they are responsible for that 10 year old having gone missing and presumably murdered. I hope they feel guilt for the rest of their lives, otherwise they are horrid, sociopathic women. The story claimed that they got into a fight or disagreement and they locked her out as a "joke." Not allowing her back in was their mistake and the cause of the terrible tragedy that ensued. I'm just not 100% certain if they meant for her to get into the situation she was unfortunate enough to end up in.

[@Lupinemancer87]

I know from personal experience, that sometimes, doing a good deed makes you the suspect. Once, when I was a kid, one of my classmates glasses had gone missing (why he took them off, I have no idea) and ofc, one of us was accused of taking them, so we weren't allowed to leave before they were found. But, having noticed them earlier on a shelf, I told them so and as a result, I was accused of having hidden them. Yeah, imagine that, doing a good deed and being accused of being the cause of it.

[@Daniel-rg5kb]

One time in middle school I was running around the track for P.E and saw a lanyard laying in the field. I go to pick it up and its got this girls ID on it. I didn't know her, but I put it in my pocket anyways to hand it in at the office. Right after my pe period was lunch, and my school does this thing where security checks your ID before you can go to the cafeteria. So I get my lunch and when I'm done, I leave the quad heading towards the field. As I'm walking I overhear the security guard giving someone shit for not having their ID on. I look over and see the same girl and her friend talking to the guy. Thinking I was doing a good thing, I walk up and ask the girl if this ID was hers. I tried to explain to her how I found it in the field. They were having none of it. The security guard thought I was her friend and stole the ID to mess with her. And she accused me of stealing it even though we've never met before.

[@g1rldraco7]

Damn man I know how you feel. Everyone rather blame someone else than admit they overlooked

[@piercetheflesh9085]

Happens often

[@michael_vevo79]

No good deed goes unpunished, I guess

[@k.m.5819]

Many people everyday are accused of things they didn't do some are even given life sentences it's very sad and ridiculous.. Smh 😟

[@harris2284]

The caller of Dale’s shop should be traceable through phone records, assuming caller ID records weren’t concealable in 1999. Even then, I think it could be traced.

[@conniekaye5633]

@Dani Hope Excuses for shitty police work

[@jmoney7289]

@Dani Hope I know the location of one that works in Jacksonville FL to this day

[@aj897]

@Dani Hope It's not about the location being traced, numbers are assigned to people's name and the service provider would have that info, unless it came from a payphone like you said

[@richbrake9910]

@@jmoney7289 I used a working pay phone in Gainsville, but that was over 10 years ago. The phone company does not actively fix them...not much money in them today..

[@Pactastic042]

Cell phones could not be traced that well wire tap was what was mostly used and that's for landlines

[@002wpatrick]

You don't know how much your videos help me cope with these crazy times right now.

[@theghostwitch113]

Amen amen

[@fighter4049]

@peace dontmesswiththewilddogsgroup

[@fighter4049]

@peace peace bro 🤜

[@annanicole5494]

joanne’s story is literally horrifying. i cannot even begin to think how scared she was

[@juliasjuly]

As strange as it sounds, these stories are the best way to end my day after work :) great content as always!

[@Crestfalle_n]

i love to sleep to these scary stories idk i may be weird but it's like an addiction i cant sleep without listening to some spooky,chilling stories.

[@joshku7488]

@@Crestfalle_n same

[@mls617983]

I agree.

[@SFBenjaminK]

WHEN i was a teenager back in 80s...was a series in TV call >>Unsolved Mystery hosted by late Robert stack ..HIS VOICE, the music & series was truly scary & Terrified me & still watching his re-runs

[@antonio62510]

Wtf? 🤣

[@thewizardd2055]

This video makes me realise that we humans are so vulnerable...we get lost just for a brief moment in the woods,in the middle of a town or a middle of a field and there comes a bad person whos is lurking to get us and make us dissappear with no trace..as if it was meant to be..it's crazy to think about

[@nlmb150dt3]

Forreal like it’s crazy how unlucky these people are. What are the odds some fuckin freak just happens to be in that area when they get lost

[@dericjames2018]

@@nlmb150dt3 That's what I find creepy and I never drive alone at night especially in fields or empty roads.

[@thewizardd2055]

@@nlmb150dt3 i know right???Like the world is so vast,how unlucky they were that a freak happened to stumble upon them ...so sad

[@yeahyeah2899]

That's the thing, it isnt about "what are the chances?". In reality the chances are ALWAYS high, you won't believe the amount of creeps/bad people that are out there who hide it in their day to day lives.

[@Killer-vi4ih]

Carry a gun be aware.........

[@BeeWhistler]

That last story, man… makes me so angry. People my age (born in 1972, in my case) will go on and on about how it was so great when we were kids, how we’d just go out and play until the street lights came on and these kids today, ohhh these kids today, they don’t do anything, just look at the tiktoks and the youtubes and… guh. And the older folks are even worse. But the reason we watch our kids so closely now is because of crap like this. They act like we were fine because MOST of us came home alive, back when our parents never wondered where we were until sunset. But we were out doing stupid things, learning things we weren’t ready to learn, vulnerable to whoever, some never coming back and some coming back scarred by things we never told our parents. And somehow we count this as a win, we were so much tougher, we weren’t so easily offended, we learned self-reliance, blah blah blah. Maybe the world is the way it is today for our kids BECAUSE our parents figured we’d make it home unharmed, but as long as we showed up alive, they never really made sure about us being okay… and some of us decided our kids deserved parents who care. And because back in the day, a few poor things fell prey to slimes like the creep who grabbed that little girl, because back then, without any foundation, parents trusted kids not to be savage little monsters. Well, from the years I was bullied at school and dealt with obnoxious siblings at home, I can tell you… never assume your kids would never do something like that… never assume they are too good and responsible to bully a kid to death.

[@skyetonbo1011]

"-As long as we showed up alive, they never really made sure we were okay." that was a powerful statement. Just like the difference between existing and living. I think that no matter what generation you're from (90s for myself) you're going to always have situations like that. You can be the best parent in the world and it's like the world's evil adapts to the changes as we do. It may not be some stranger walking up to by the train tracks, in the woods where you know you probably shouldn't be playing, it's instead some stranger messaging your kid on a chat forum or social media site. It isn't some kid pushing you down or punching you, and then you go home and pretend nothing happened, it's receiving text after text about the many ways you should throw in the towel. A constant barrage of hate, that you can't run from, that you can't just forget exists until you go back to school. Every generation has it's perks and it's disappointments. Sometimes the grass isn't greener on the other side the sun just hits it different.

[@silkroad1201]

Yeah well... shit happens

[@silkroad1201]

@@skyetonbo1011 The only part that stood out to me is how shitty a parent has to be for the kid to be too ashamed to tell them if something did happen. If I got beat up as a kid, I'd run straight to my mom or dad and tell them the second I got home

[@levcath13]

This 👆🏻

[@iPhone3GS_68]

@@silkroad1201 I would fight back personally and I always did and my parents always had my back but hey my parents are probably different compared to other with how they handle fights the only rule for me was don’t start them if someone did throw a punch or something like that and I fought back they wouldn’t care and stayed on my side

[@_letstartariot]

I’m officially addicted to these videos. This world is a scary place.

[@samueloudit3850]

Yeah sis its real scary 😢😢😢

[@pranavnaik7848]

Imagine how the sister and the cousin felt when the parents told them that the girl was missing all because of them.

[@genesiscoupe534]

Living with the guilt rest of their lives

[@katiel1979]

Those horrible kids who locked her out should burn in hell you know that man who took her did horrible things to her

[@taracollins5597]

As they should feel guilty. Good God, they locked her out....yet she is pounding to be let in (in the rain no less) & see her walk away (and STILL don't let her in??) That poor girl.

[@kassie4426]

Imagine how the parents must have felt. How do you continue to love your child when she is to blame for your other daughter missing?

[@Lum2022]

I don’t think they were 100% guilty for it. However what they did was horribly cruel and malicious. And it ended up in another horrible person taking advantage of the situation the poor girl got put in.

[@pieahgee8180]

The fact that CHILDREN were allowed to walk alone at NIGHT is ridiculous

[@um2913]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I was looking for someone else to say this. Yes the sister and cousin should feel bad but ultimately the blame is still left on the parents !

[@missy3806]

I agree but I mean it was in the 80s.. even before that it wasn't uncommon

[@um2913]

@@missy3806 oh true I forgot about that thanks for reminding. Still not good tho.

[@abigail3383]

Back in those days it was frequent, and yet abductions like this didn't happen that often. Nowadays when kids are less likely to walk home alone at night abductions seem more common. I don't know why, but there it is.

[@liz5089]

The oldest was 14. I walked at night with friends younger than that in the 2000s, and this was the 80s. It may seem irresponsible now, but it certainly wasn’t uncommon.

[@CraftySouthpaw]

I've heard and read the Brandon Swanson story dozens of times, and this is the first time I've heard that he was walking _through a field_ rather than along the roadside.

[@NicioTrevino]

Interesting you never heard/read that. Some theories were he fell into a old well or something being in the dark plus drunk I think and I also heard a farmer(I guess) shoot him cause he was on his property and got rid of the body. If he was walking on the road it probably would have been easier to figure out what happen to him.

[@Camille-it8zo]

I've read this case dozens of times and this is the first time I've heard that too. This clip also provided a visual as to where he was versus where he thought he was. So it makes sense why his parents didn't find him that night.

[@josephprendergast2]

I mean in the very dark of night in a field what would make someone just go "Oh shit" and never be seen or heard from again

[@Aquadecember23]

Scary part is the people or person who took/murdered these poor people are still out there with a big secret and sadly they got away with it...

[@93.andraaa]

@Witty Witty excuse you? do you even think about what YOU just said? "what's the difference between you and them then?" well, do you want them to be free their whole life? they should pay for what they did with their life because they took other's people lives.

[@saimahidhar4057]

@@93.andraaa exactly right!!!, Like they committed a crime they probably took a life and he's asking why hurt them ,

[@cat3584]

What are you talking about? They deserve to be caught and in prison, why are you so confused at something so simple

[@aj897]

@Witty Witty Someone should look into you, you're defending kidnappers/killers, you realize that?

[@yeahyeah2899]

@Witty Witty If your trolling as a pretend radical left Democrat, then you're funny. If you are not trolling as that, then you're just a moron.

[@cam-moron1610]

5:27 okay no one asked but I have a girlfriend that I love very much, and if I heard her screaming no! No! Like that on the other end I can’t even imagine the horror and rage I would feel, along with anyone else I love. And then seeing them drive off, unable to do anything. What a nightmare

[@meredithgrubb4497]

I know he has to beat himself up, even tho he shouldn't cuz he was probably panicked, for tearing up the transmission. Had he calmly turned around, he would have caught up to them. I feel horrible for the guy

[@SluttChops]

You don't have a girlfriend. Stop lying.

[@JoJo-ie8sl]

Angela was mistaken for the daughter of a drug informant. The man had a daughter who was named Angela and looked just like her. The night Angie was taken, the informant had received a threat.

[@g1rl_veteran]

How do you know that?

[@mhelm0225]

It's on her missing person site. It was updated in 2021.​@@g1rl_veteran

[@inspireddobie3746]

These stories are always so unsettling, yet your voice is always so calming...XD Hope you have a great day, bud! :)

[@80PercentScottish]

He could kidnap me wanting to kill me, but I'd be so chill as long as talks 😅.

[@FallenAngel9979]

@@80PercentScottish 🤣

[@paula.cosplay]

@@80PercentScottish didnt expert to see another eurovision fan here but i guess i found you anyways

[@80PercentScottish]

@@paula.cosplay I am rather obsessed 😂.

[@paula.cosplay]

@@80PercentScottish same ngl 😂

[@maychenwoo9205]

This channel just teaches again that ghost stories come no where near scary as reality.

[@joshku7488]

True that....

[@Crestfalle_n]

You should check out mortis media or J nightmares they makes some good Japanese urban legend stories most are genuinely good.

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

@@Crestfalle_nwe’re good. We don't want to hear about no damn urban legends!

[@lotharschramm5000]

What an original comment. Much wow.

[@daledewitt8048]

I'll bet those brats who locked her out of the house feel like crap hope they never forget their meanspirited actions.

[@guineapig0983]

Poor kids are gonna be haunted by that for the rest of their life. Shame on you for wishing that one someone.

[@egg-iu3fe]

feel like crap is an understatement. It probably destroyed them. Imagine becoming an adult and knowing your sister should have been becoming an adult with you as well. That you will never see her again, never talk with your sister ever again. And then imagine what your sister experienced in those final moments, that someone out there probably did unspeakable things to her and got away with it, that she only knew pain and terror in her final moments and it was all because of your mistake. There's really nothing that could ever reconcile those feelings, nothing you could ever say to make yourself feel better, I would honestly find it hard to keep living because I'd never be able to forgive myself, and any happy experience I have will be tainted with the fact that they should have been there to experience that with me as well.

[@someoneout-there2165]

egg - I hadn't thought about that, that much because I was an only child... but putting it that way sounds just awful.. I feel bad for whoever would carry that burden. 😞

[@susanh1292]

Not necessarily. Maybe they never think about it and they really don't care? Not everyone has a guilty conscience 🤷

[@Lum2022]

They were cruel and malicious, since they enjoyed her crying and screaming to be let in. I have a feeling that they’re doing just fine in life nowadays.

[@danieleatwell7757]

Angela Hammond's story is particularly disturbing. Imagine how both her and Rob must have felt as his car died and they drifted away from each other forever and the guilt he must feel.

[@monsterhanna6691]

I don't care how mad I am at someone, I would NEVER do something like locking them out of a house on a cold and rainy night, regardless of how old they are. That poor child. 😥💔

[@jumpinjohnnyruss]

People usually treat each other fine as individuals. Adding a third person introduces opportunities to jockey for social security through bullying. The leader of the bullying and the tag-along don't have to imagine the perspective of the target, and when they do they're giddy at how their choices worked out for them, given how badly they're convincing themselves things might have gone for them otherwise.

[@taracollins5597]

I know right?!! She is pounding to be let in for SOME time, in the rain no less, they see her walk away yet STILL don't let her in!!!!!!

[@WetAlloy5316]

Bro told the most gut wrenching story then tried selling me something right after😂😭

[@meredithgrubb4497]

Brandon's case is freaky. Whatever happened to him, it happened quickly.

[@Lunangelboo]

I feel like he came up on something he wasn't suppose to see and they killed him somewhere else :( its so sad with these stories I hope they find them one day or find more info on what happen to all of them

[@xKouture]

I feel like it was an animal or something

[@Lunangelboo]

@@xKouture Yeah that too its super scary i feel so bad for the families who lost there loves ones and wish they could find some answers or justices :( anything could of happen to him i dont think he fell in the water because they never heard any water running on the phone and none of his belonging was found in the water i feel like if a animal got him they might of took him somewhere in the woods further out or someone could of put him in a trunk of a car or something we will never know until his body is found and they might not even be able to find his body its super sad :(

[@H87-u5o]

@@xKouture I agree - his “oh shit” sounded like he stumbled across an animal

[@horrorfan5157]

Nah.. I think the parents would have heard something.

[@kathryncumberland]

Brandon's story is so well-known that someone has to have recreated his last known movements, right? We know where his vehicle was found and exactly how long the phone call was until it abruptly ended. Has anyone gone for that walk at the same time of night, looking for the lights he saw to know they were going in the right direction? It's just crazy that this hasn't been solved yet!

[@BobBob-vy9ds]

The investigators might have, depending on how thorough they were, since I believe that is standard death investigation stuff. Missing investigations typically seem like they are handled super poorly.

[@Jekyll_Island_Creatures]

Sounds dangerous to do at night, but I like your idea to recreate his walk.

[@詹姆斯-k2k]

Yeah the area was very thoroughly combed at the time and no trace found, nothing.

[@D-me-dream-smp]

I’ve heard rumours he may have accidentally stumbled across some drug deal and that LE were somehow complicit so it has never been properly investigated

[@kathryncumberland]

@@D-me-dream-smp That's certainly an interesting hypothesis!

[@TrueDeathless]

These stories are always terrifying. I had a couple close calls being abducted. One time I went to the gas station literally a couple houses down from my house, I walked there when it was pouring rain and a guy pulled beside me and asked me if I needed a ride. Whether or not he meant me harm, it’s situations like that that end badly. Another time when I was older, in high school, I would go for runs down a long road that was decently trafficked but it was also a hit or miss. One neighbor who lives diagonally behind us was driving his creepy white van and was known to have something off about him, was following me. He would turn around his van and come back in my direction. I always had a phone on me back then and pretended to be talking to someone. He did this on multiple occasions until I decided not to go on runs anymore. I always checked my back on runs just in case some stalker was around me. Another time my friend and I were walking around her apartments when a red mustang pulls up beside us and repeatedly tells us to get in. We declined and ran for it. He went onto following us for another few minutes. This was in broad daylight. Creeps are out there, just waiting for their chance

[@IzzyCrafted]

I feel so bad for Joanne's family It's so easy for kids to go missing these days if you're not careful, and this is a good example I am mad at those kids but also feel awful for them too since they know that they're the reason why Joanne is missing (it's the predators fault, but she shouldn't of been locked out) And as a person who once lived in a sketchy city as a young teenager, it's scary knowing that others weren't as lucky

[@gerald4535]

I mean this was likely back in the 90s at the latest. Pay phone haven't existed widespread for over 20+ years at this point

[@LaraCroftEyes1]

Joanne went missing in 1983

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@gerald4535 that was in the 80s. It said 1983 so no, it was way earlier than the 90s

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Witty Witty “it’s not the predator’s fault?” Uh… the predator chose to do evil. Of course it was his fault. But the siblings shouldn’t have done that cruel prank in the first place.

[@LaraCroftEyes1]

Wrong there it your father's fault.

[@shaneeldridge6834]

Love how I'm paying for ad-free KZbin and you're still showing the ads

[@genesiscoupe534]

Rest In Peace to these victims: Dale, Angela, Brandon and Joanne 😭 😢 🙏

[@samueloudit3850]

This world is scary be safe also 👋👋🤗🤗🤗

[@Auditormadness9]

Which one do you think is most likely to be alive?😊

[@genesiscoupe534]

@@Auditormadness9 the killer who is responsible for their death.

[@Auditormadness9]

@@genesiscoupe534 well firstly, we don't know who killed who, and it's most definitely not the same person lol. I'm just asking who you think out of these 5 is most likely to have survived.

[@mrfriendhorror]

Never been this early! Your work is always so well made, my friend. Gonna enjoy this.

[@Miles_Action]

That second story was sad, I can't imagine how devastated he must've been...

[@pwnsy584]

@Witty Witty -incel

[@mleighqs]

Great vid Chilling. All of these are so tragic but the last story gets to me the most.

[@eVoluci0n]

These types of stories are truly frightening when you really sit down to think about it. At any given moment, an individual can disappear without a trace forever, leaving law enforcement, families, friends, or the public puzzled as to the cause of the disappearance. It always leaves me asking the question(s), how is this possible? Do we not have enough of, or even the right clues? Are we looking in the right or wrong place? Did we let the suspect go free, despite passing a polygraph test? My heart goes out to the families of those who have vanished. ♥️

[@tommartin6031]

Problem with polygraph is phycos can pass it bc they feel nothing when they lie

[@esperanzaarce9563]

Reminds me of the Cleveland monster that kept 3 young girls captive for years, until one of them was able to call for help and they were rescued. It sickens me that it might be the case behind many disappearances. 😔

[@NA-ib6og]

Poly tests don't actually work... in sense, they don't detect if someone is lieing or not, just that if the person is nervous or what not when taking it. Its more a trick then a full proof evidence. If you don't believe me go read up on all of it, I even think the very inventor of the poly disproved it... or was ashamed how police relied on it.

[@abigail3383]

@@esperanzaarce9563 That and human trafficking.

[@barneyboyle6933]

The world is huge, it’s filled with lots of moving parts, and we’re extremely fragile. There’s only so much we can do to minimize risk Then again facing risks is part of living a fulfilling life. We could all hide in our basements every day but that wouldn’t really be living, would it? We just need to be informed, reasonably cautious, and ready to accept the reality that tragedy can strike anytime anywhere no matter how much we prepare for it

[@ginmar8134]

1. Polygraphs are worthless. 2. "Witness sightings" of kidnapped women are never the victim, unless it's a sighting during the kidnapping. 3. If a victim's grabbed & taken away in a vehicle, she's dead. 4. If a woman disappears and leaves behind her kids, keys, money, cards, car, and phone behind, she didn't leave voluntarily, and she's likely dead already.

[@emilydavis162]

That is absolutely not true.

[@ginmar8134]

@@emilydavis162 Sure, honey.

[@thepunisher3640]

Stop the cap.

[@taylornicole6395]

There’s an actual case that a woman went missing and someone saw her in the vehicle with the man while she sat on the phone with dispatch and the dispatcher never sent out the location for police to follow up. Some kidnappers hold their victims hostage for days or years. People voluntarily leave their families all the time. The only thing you’re correct on is that polygraphs are worthless.

[@Seek1878]

Jaycee Lee Dugard wasn't dead

[@micheleshively8557]

Poor Rob. I feel so badly for him. I've heard this one several times, and it's truly haunting. Poor Angela too, she was just asking that POS who took her if he needed the phone. People are so evil! I pray for Rob and Angela, I know he's haunted by this daily. God bless. Thanks for all you do. Love from Texas 🙏💕

[@Joycheergirl]

@Witty Witty dude t f is wrong with u have the hell will she know that was going to happen

[@tomgreenfan]

​@@Joycheergirlshe mightve known it was gonna happen but really her best bet was staying in the pay phone anyway. She just had no hope it's sad

[@k.m.5819]

Dang all 4 of these story leave me feeling very sorry for all the victims. Poor Dale going about his typical work day just to go missing. Angela how very talking on the phone to her boyfriend minding her her own business just for some awful person to kidnap her poor her boyfriend too to be wrongly accused of something he didn't do and was trying to help her. Brandon makes me wonder if the lights he saw if they were people with flashlights and he walked on them up to something they were supposed to be doing so they did away with him. Aww poor 10 yr old girl she must have been petrified gosh the sister and cousin I would hate to have their consciences... Smh. Hopefully one day they are all found.. Alive would be amazing, but given how long ago it has been.. If they are found and laid to rest providing family and friends some closure

[@abigail3383]

Yep, with Brandon I think he came across/witnessed something he wasn't supposed to and was taken/murdered for this reason. The dogs traced him to a road and then the scent stopped, implying he was put into a vehicle. His fate after that is unknown but I would suspect he is dead.

[@k.m.5819]

@@abigail3383 Yep my thoughts exactly

[@stephaniemurphy3443]

Love this channel , amazing and pretty scary stories

[@ScaryStoriesAt2AM]

Hope you're doing well, and I agree! Really enjoyed this video 🙌

[@stephaniemurphy3443]

@@ScaryStoriesAt2AM I'm doing gd thank you. I watch this videos at weekend bck to bck

[@ohsnaapz]

So happy to receive notification for another video!! I dont care about what others compare you with, you are you and i love the way you do it. Hopefully you have stories for adopted kids or hospital experiences

[@xlnuniex]

Unsolved Mysteries did a reenactment of the second case. I still remember it to this day. Scary how her fiancé was so close

[@MrCraigblaze]

Thanks!

[@danielmorgan4899]

Another case that comes to mind is Jaycee lee Dugard went to catch the school bus and her Dad hears her scream and seeing being shoved into a car he grabbed a bicycle and gave chase but could not keep up and watched as the car drove out of sight years later they found her living in the guys backyard in a tent with two children fathered by the guy who took her and the car under a tarp was still there

[@amylapratt8964]

Angela Hammond is a terrible case and I absolutely believe someone knows who did it. Someone knows of the truck with the decal or someone who had one removed from their truck. It's absolutely a solvable case. It breaks my heart for Rob because imagine feeling like you could have saved her or almost did and failed...the truth is he couldn't have or he would have but it's still really hard to process I'm sure. I hope someone will finally come forward and identify the man with the truck..

[@Crestfalle_n]

You know its gonna be a spooky night when chilling Scares uploads ❤️ Love what you do man

[@Jayden-lr2mm]

My face lit up when I saw that you uploaded, my favourite stories would be the mysteries as I am curious to know more about them and the situation that has not been solved. The last mystery however, the sister and the cousin would extremely feel guilt upon their stupid actions costing Joanne’s life

[@oluwafemifakorede5410]

Imagine the guilt the sister and the Cousin feel to this day personally that guilt would’ve destroyed me I wouldn’t be able to do anything Hell I wouldn’t be able to look my mother and step Father in the eyes because of how guilty I felt

[@ЛейлаДаудМансори]

@oluwafemifakorede5410 They deserve that guilt. Even what they knowingly did, leaving her for so long in the cold, crying and begging to be let in, is disgusting and way too cruel and deliberate for someone at their ages (they were young teens, not toddlers). Utter lack of empathy here.

[@DennisMelvin33]

Thanks chilling scares some good content on a Thursday

[@DennisMelvin33]

Thanks for the like I appreciate

[@kory351]

Thanks for the upload! Love your channel!!

[@grievingsage1899]

Another strange one is Brandon Lawson. Went missing in TX in 2013. He was on the phone with 911 when the call dropped.

[@dericjames2018]

But I think with Brandon Lawson he was killed by someone.

[@prissycorvin1306]

They found his remains near where he went missing

[@italkalotofshit]

Boy bye his remains were already found!! Next caller!!

[@amirgarcia547]

Seeing a thumbnail of a black phone from a scary stories video reminded me of a horror movie that recently dropped called…well, The Black Phone. It’s very well made and suspenseful, and would def recommend it to any horror fans out there. It’s also directed by the same dude behind Sinister and Doctor Strange, and much like Sinister stars Ethan Hawke, albeit as the villain instead of the protagonist.

[@ScaryStoriesAt2AM]

Saw this movie a week or so ago, really enjoyed it! Loved the way Ethan Hawke played his character.

[@jaycurry5593]

That movie was stupid as fuck! Waste of $27 for me.

[@jaycurry5593]

The first Sinister was good.

[@egg-iu3fe]

I loved sinister so much, definitely going to checking this out

[@felix_the_tomcat]

I've also watched the movie and I agree with you, I'd recommend it to anyone, very well made

[@farhanashanta8949]

I feel so bad for Joanne. The disinter and cousin were mature enough. I hope they feel the guilt, and they should. They were the main culprits for Joanne’s disappearance.

[@christiangiardina4541]

I swear, hearing the ad while watching all these horror stories was a relief😅

[@CreepyTales]

These were pretty chilling!! Great work 👍

[@turbo_tommy5471]

Yoooooooooooo

[@royalmoments6313]

👍

[@karinawolniak8440]

A few months ago I was listening to the podcast about Angela Hammond case. She was 4 months pregnant when this happened and a huge bad luck that Rob had while he tried to safe his fiance is beyond disturbing...

[@Jonasnhj]

Love the vids brother, keep them up, i got hooked

[@girlysweetandsalty7910]

If the motorcycle caller didn't call back when Dale never showed, that caller should've, and maybe was investigated. Back then, your phone bill would show every phone call and number. I would think they could've followed that trail.

[@wordandwater9027]

Yes, I love these types of videos !

[@nathaliasupreme5909]

Same!! My favorites!!

[@mrrexy8763]

Wait but these ar e peoples last words😶

[@nathaliasupreme5909]

@@mrrexy8763 Yes, and they’re unsettling. Which is why everyone is here watching/listening to the videos. Including you.🤷🏻‍♀️ We’re not saying it isn’t sad. Because it is…It’s just that these videos are creepy & interesting.

[@mrrexy8763]

@@nathaliasupreme5909 it was a joke

[@nathaliasupreme5909]

@@mrrexy8763 💀 My bad dude…I was just like “huh?”🤣

[@katie6616]

That second story was heartbreaking. I would never forgive myself if I let my significant other's kidnapper get away like that

[@ahmadhedjasi727]

@Witty Witty how do you know ?

[@MilesTheFox44]

Cadaber has a full documentary about Dale's disappearance. I would highly recommend checking it out.

[@Sinvention]

Okay, Brandon Swanson and Brandon Lawson both went missing after getting stuck on the side of the road, and those who went to help them couldn't find them? What kind of Twilight Zone madness is this?

[@drfootmd3716]

Brandon's story confuses me the most. How in the hell did he think he was in Lynd? I mean you'd have to go out of your way to end up there coming from Canby.

[@mrkipling2201]

Very, very strange. I can’t work it out.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

There's probably a simple explanation that a lot of people might not like - he might very well have been drink driving having consumed alcohol at the party. He must have driven that route hundreds of times in his life, how did he suddenly have an accident on that one occasion and then believe he was in a COMPLETELY different location? Why then suddenly start walking, is it to kill time and sober up? It seems to have been a low speed departure from the road and the car was totally undamaged, which is quite common with DUI. It also explains why he called his friends first, because they could help him without his parents or the cops finding out. Or he might have been concussed after banging his head during the crash and become confused? Without his body we'll never know.

[@dericjames2018]

@@halfbakedproductions7887 It's a sad case to be honest and it's been 14 years

[@annaroberts3160]

He probably had a decline in cognitive function do to what was going at the party. He thought he was okay to drive, but he wasn't. He wasn't panicked when he said , oh shit. It didn't sound like he was being attacked, just like he was about to fall or something. The odd thing is his remains haven't been found.

[@italkalotofshit]

He was drunk

[@benadams3569]

"passed a polygraph" doesn't mean as much as the average person thinks it does. The Green River Killer passed TWO of them when questioned about crimes for which he was ultimately arrested and found guilty of committing.

[@lifesyphon1]

100% correct. Plus, they’re totally inadmissible in court. They’re just one of many things detectives can do to justify their investigation. Useless really.

[@nostop_]

bro i’ve heard the angela case plenty of times but this one shows way more detail, so sad.

[@marcjohn9404]

The top theory I've seen for Dale Williams' disappearance is that some time after they helped relocate the abused wife/friend, the husband located her, and forced her to comply with a plan to take Dale out, and she was the caller, and the reason why he decided to handle the call by himself in a somewhat far away area I believe which was unusual. Some people actually believe that he sensed the danger over the phone, and that's why he left with so much urgency, because maybe her life was in danger because of this psychotic ex. That seems like a very plausible theory to me.

[@theninjacalledbasilisk7770]

That last one is the most unsettling. 🥺 All because of a childish arguement.

[@sandrafaith]

Angela was only a few months older than me, and her story freaked me out so much when I saw it on _Unsolved Mysteries_ (I believe I saw it when the story originally aired). One of the most harrowing reenactments they ever did. I feel so bad for her family and for Rob. (If I remember correctly, Angela was also pregnant.)

[@MarvinHartmann452]

There's nothing more scary to me than just disappear without a trace. You're not dead, alive, or anywhere. You're just gone.That thought is scarier than any ghosts, cryptid or alien story.

[@-GRAVESITE-]

Can only imagine the guilt that Joanna’s sister/cousin have had to deal with.

[@StickysituationTV]

Last month in October a man was arrested for the murder of Dale Williams 25 yrs later. Crazy that I gooogled the case while you were speaking about it and I found an article about the arrest....

[@Thatgirl1976]

I cannot even imagine what the girl’s sister and cousin were even thinking or how they feel now about locking her out. Must be unbearable guilt.

[@sock1478]

With Rob and Angelas case everyone keeps talking about how Rob must of felt seeing the truck drive away and not being able to do anything. Which, yes must of been horrific but imagine Angela. She screamed his name when the car passed which suggests she could see out the window. Imagine the fear but relief she must have felt seeing her bf chase the car, the hope she would have had that she was going to be saved and everything would end up okay only to slowly watch her only chance of escape roll to a stop. She was so close to freedom only for it to be ripped away from her. The fear, the panic, the sheer desperation she must have felt. I don't normally get fazed by videos like this but the thought of how she must of felt watching her boyfriends car break down gives me shivers. RIP Angela I hope you've found peace

[@tbow7785]

New subscriber here and I have to say I very much enjoy your content. Your narration is exceptional and it’s great that you’re bringing light to these cases. Looking forward to more videos!

[@ajromero3692]

The Angela Hammond case will always haunt me; I can't imagine the absolute fury and panic Rob must've felt with his car stalling and the absolute terror Angela felt seeing his car stopping and fading off into the distance. My heart breaks immensely for both of them. I'm glad Rob would was able to start a family of his own and now has a wife and children but I know he'll never be able to truly recover from the disappearance of Angela. I hope the man who abducted her meets a grisly end if he hasn't already.

[@sunlightangel87]

The simplest explanation is usually the right one. Brandon probably lost his footing and fell into the river. They might not have heard rushing water because he slipped, dropped the phone, and fell into the water. It's also possible to never see a body again if it falls into the river. Or the body floats far away from where they fell in. My grandfather and his friends would go jumping in the river as kids. This was in the 1930s. One of his friends jumped in the water and never resurfaced. They all saw him jump into the water. An undertow got him. The whole neighborhood searched Spokane River and never found his body. Ever. To this day, he has never been found. He has a gravestone in a cemetery in his memory but there was no body for his family to bury. I am so sorry for Brandon's parents. I couldn't imagine being on the phone with my kid at the moment they disappear.

[@g1rl_veteran]

Occam's Razor

[@Madilynne-AP]

You should do more of these. They’re really disturbing but scarily fascinating.

[@katandbaldi]

I couldn’t imagine the guilt that sister must feel for doing such a stupid “prank” on her sister and she ended up kidnapped. That would eat at me the rest of my life

[@studiostoneage9567]

bruh this ad transition got me from horrifyied to genuinely chuckling in a matter of seconds

[@billyanaire]

The last story bothered me a lot. It’s unfortunate what could’ve happened to the little girl but I hope the sister and cousin FOREVER live with guilt and regret idc. I don’t have remorse for them, who locks a little girl out to the point where she had to walk away from the house?

[@ciaraf4158]

I remember seeing these on Unsolved Mysteries

[@RachelParker-1977]

Thanks. That's my next stop.

[@lovelygirl1730]

Me too

[@richbrake9910]

Brandon drives off of the road into a ditch, and is 25 miles away from where he thought he was, yet parents do not believe he was intoxicated.

[@wolfie1377]

Man i love watching your vids at night, it brings me joy, plz continue making them!

[@dawnrosecrants8919]

Four great story's based on real happenings. Great job chilling Scares. 😱👍❤️

[@dimitris90schild92]

BEST CHANNEL EVER...HELLO FROM GREECE!!

[@robotaholic]

On the first call, the police didn't try hard enough. Because, if it involved phones which are almost always tracable they should have traced the call. If burner, check store it was bought at cctv, etc...also have you ever had your vehicle towed? They're all overcharging jerks! Maybe someone was upset with him for that. I don't know of course but this case seems somewhat solvable

[@user-vz7uh6gg6r]

In 1999 it’s pretty unlikely that they called from a cellphone.

[@robotaholic]

@@user-vz7uh6gg6r how did they call from a motorcycle out in the wilderness without a cell?

[@ShrodingersHat]

@@user-vz7uh6gg6r There were cell/mobiles phones as far back as the 70's......

[@lancewhalen5184]

@P I can appreciate your certainty, that a cell phone wasn't used. Although to your point cell phone signals were much harder to come by in rural areas. In 1999 computers didn't exist yet so it had to be a flip phone time traveler, or an Allen abduction, all the Allens were involved. I bet you thought I meant Alien, but that would be a ridiculous theory.

[@scottdunn4506]

@@user-vz7uh6gg6r actually they had cellphones in the 80s and the 90s so it is probable that he called from a cellphone

[@DamningTooth1]

Angela’s case was featured on Unsolved Mysteries. It was one of their scariest episodes! Very scary to imagine what happened to her.

[@beforeyousleep]

Great channel! Keep it up!

[@djapolloblu]

He reminds me so much of Mr.Nightmare I love these guys and their videos