5 Creepy "Missing 411" Cases Ever That Are Scary To Hear

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[@-0rbital-]

Is anyone else suspicious of the bowhunter’s friends? They took days to report him missing and we only have their word for it that he supposedly got lost and never came back. As for the outdoorsman who liked to approach bears to get them to chase him, I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that he got killed by a bear.

[@jordanalandry1866]

No, because if you got the whole story and not this channels version of it, all those missing pieces would come together. They were poaching they poached an elk. Aaron was going through alcohol withdrawals and having all kinds of home and job problems at the time that they were on the trip.

[@-0rbital-]

@@jordanalandry1866 Hmm, interesting. That does bring up other possibilities.

[@cia1209]

@@jordanalandry1866 OK? And? Whether he had problems or not doesn't explain why his friends waited 2 days to report him missing. Nice try though

[@Return_of_the_Dude]

Petting bears is manly, but I agree Aaron hegdes case is Sus.

[@jordanalandry1866]

@@-0rbital- DEF nothin mysterious once u understand the facts of the case, watch missing enigma video on it

[@NatureLover-62]

The case of Aaron Hedges in Crazy Mountains make my hair stand on edge considering the fact that his hunting buddies NEVER reached out to authorities for THREE days and it wasn’t until his wife heard the news from one of his hunting buddies 🤔🤔🤔. This story of his hunting buddies sounds hinky at best, to me at least…..

[@davidgarnett6080]

I’m sure it took them three days to spread out all the evidence making it look like he was lost and died of exposure

[@In_Food_And_Fire]

The facts stated in that case at least were not very accurate. There is plenty more to the story than posted on this channel

[@Hecate018]

@@In_Food_And_Fire 🤨Your comment seems kinda suspicious… 🤔 “…plenty more to the story”? Are you one of his hunting buddies? 😂

[@julianmitchell5776]

Hinky ? I think you just made that word up lol

[@toneingegni8708]

Yeah i think they turned on him and he had to run for his life and they needed to make surr he ess gone before thry cslled police

[@isabellaangeline2175]

Since when can bears NOT climb trees? How was that supposed to have kept him safe? Also, you can look and be extremely healthy and in shape and still die suddenly from an underlying health condition, like a heart attack, brain hemorrhage, blood clot, etc. when it’s your time it’s your time.

[@amandajohnson8116]

Finally, someone with intelligence and common sense. There’s still hope for this world.

[@jf5618]

Whoa whoa WHOA!! Are you implying that an experienced big game, wilderness man wouldn’t play tag with a bear then run up a tree to hide as this story suggests??? The internet doesn’t lie ;-).

[@Eargesplitten-Loudenboomer]

@@jf5618 Yea you're supposed to put your arms up and go brrraaaar I'm a bigger bear!!!! Then you pee at him to assert dominance.

[@davidconger1987]

Grizzlies not so much.

[@DJJedinight]

“Experts are perplexed that the bear didn’t realize that this was an experienced woodsman that knows how to our run bears”

[@howdareyouexist]

always get a chuckle when an experienced outdoors person goes missing and people cant believe it. always question how experienced were they really? also think about experience can equal complacency. most importantly that the bush is no joke. you screw up out there and you're alone, good luck

[@danielhicks4826]

If you mean bart Schleyer then the guy was a proven legend and as strong and as experienced as they come nothing phony about that man, as for hedges, well "friends" like that aka sketchy meth heads and his own issues is the story their....

[@nashburnette7247]

@@danielhicks4826 ...... Maybe so, but I'll lay odds the bear had more experience being a bear than Bart did being an outdoorsman.

[@danielhicks4826]

@@nashburnette7247 Hah fair enough!.

[@Jay-n262]

These 411 cases are some of the strangest I've ever heard.

[@kweenzwalters3916]

I loose all respect for everyone in a group who let's or leaves someone on they're own. Wither it's hiking camping or even worst going to clubs party where alcohol is involved. I'm glad I was raised to never leave anyone behind always make sure group stick together.

[@cocob6752]

Arrived together..depart together no excuses or exceptions 💯

[@rileybear836]

The issue with the bear guy for me is that his friends and fam don’t think it was a bear attack because “he was too talented” to have been snuck up by one. But like……accidents happen. Luck runs out. He may have been great at what he did, but this is a case that’s more logically explained then the others. At least for me.

[@tribequest9]

Agreed, also if he went around naked or was bathing as some people in the wilderness do then that would explain the surprise attack and no clothes bit.

[@forrestbaker6418]

Bart spent time in Siberia tracking and studying tigers..fu..ing awesome life.

[@chicken29843]

Yeah an apex predator killing someone alone no matter how smart is very plausible

[@rosered6876]

Sounds more likely it was a heart attack or other sudden health event. 🤔

[@planejane7093]

Yes , I agree it seems quite obvious .

[@a.a.2936]

Dude hiked in Bearville with raw meat strapped to his back. HMM IT'S A MYSTERY.

[@VaxtorT]

Not to mention a firearms ban in most state and federal parks. F that!

[@missbabbett9086]

Either way if I'm going into a danger zone I'm not leaving my banger home!

[@shirleybrooks1599]

Maybe the hospital should have checked Ty for a possible brain tumor before releasing him. Especially since he had a seizure.

[@darkgardenrecords9264]

Ineptness I’m guessing. Online degree, likely

[@emo_penguin420]

Yep, I immediately thought brain tumor as well. A very sad case indeed.

[@cia1209]

Yeah and also his father never should have started pounding the back window. Ad far as I'm concerned his parents are responsible for what happened. Because it's clearly obvious by pounding on the back window it scared their son into driving off like he did and then wrecking. Therefore logic dictates if the father had not pounded on the back window his son would still be alive. The only thing his parents should have done was dialed 911 and just waited for law enforcement and EMS to get there

[@kelseyreed1315]

@@darkgardenrecords9264 is that possible my husband has seizures once a month

[@harryhall1776]

Park the car behind his so he can't leave. Brain tumor yeah my friend acts like ty he used to have seizures bad and had part of his brain removed when he was young. Had seizures till his twentys and acts all crazy like randomly.

[@brianhays1797]

After watching Missing 411 and Mr Ballen, I am NEVER going camping or to a national park.

[@craigdennington9099]

Facts

[@RavynMancer]

YES! Thanks to Mr. Ballen I no longer wish to do anything but sit quietly on my computer playing vidya games haah. :) Mr. Ballen effing rules.

[@lindairvine7679]

You should check out “what lurks beneath “ channel, that’ll finish you off!!

[@Smokeone44]

Mr ballen can X it

[@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson]

Whatever you do, don’t call yourself an “avid outdoorsman”…that’s just asking for it.

[@mizcantybaby]

Ty seemed to be showing signs of psychosis from schizophrenia before he disappeared. My patient went through almost exactly the same ordeal before he was diagnosed.

[@tylerhargrove1846]

I was going to say the same thing. The age is about right and many times it is mistaken for drug use it can also compound the effects of certain medications. Quite possible the medication kickstarted something for which he was already genetically susceptible

[@alyssastewart738]

@@tylerhargrove1846yep… as you said, a big signifier is the age at which the symptoms appear.

[@johnmanno2052]

Sad! Very very sad

[@user-co8uy5rb2s]

Sadly, yes.

[@TheRisenPeopleEire]

I woke up naked & laying in a field one night with my clothes folded & laying beside me my t shirt was missing nothing else some guy found me with his dogs he said “fk mate I thought you were dead then went on his way I have no idea to this day what happened I was a few ft from my front door then that’s all I could remember.

[@haley3656]

Wow, these stories are strange. If you’re interested in missing 411 cases, I recommend looking into the Bennington Triangle disappearances.

[@lilzeetv2872]

Thankyouuuuu

[@danielhicks4826]

If that can happen to Bart Schleyer, it can happen to absolutely anyone, the dude was an absolute legend and a true specimen of a man.

[@42calking53]

Sounds like it that case is really strange

[@8_x_9.]

Yes,he was but people can just doze off for a few seconds can be deadly.

[@paulneedham9885]

So was Steve Urwin and that didnt end well either!

[@gingerbaker4579]

He died of an internal disease. It happens even when fit & healthy - there's a reason why heart attacks are called the silent killer. .... Furthermore he was poor when he died, it was one of the reasons why he left for the remoteness. Having spent the vast majority of his life in the wilds WHY would he have wanted to die surrounded by corrupt polluted civilization?

[@danielhicks4826]

@@gingerbaker4579 is that just a speculation or educated guess or do you have more detailed info we dont like on record about his health or something? if so then your probably correct, if not then its just as good a guess as anything ya know.

[@shanehutchison6791]

Just so you know, a "Cache", is pronounced like the word "Cash", and it usually refers to a planned store of food and supplies, to help sustain one in the wilderness. They way you say it as, "Cash-ay", is a French word which refers to a sense of style, as in fashion. Two very different meanings, and it would be very upsetting to be starving only to get to your "Cache" and only find Louis Vuitton Bags, and a Versace evening gown. Cheers. 🇨🇦

[@doodpiss2374]

shut up fool

[@tinysampson8832]

😂

[@mymagickallife4229]

Hey Shane, I am just being cheeky as its no big deal ; ). Although your comment displayed both intellect and wit, it too is at risk of being corrected for its own slight imperfections, albeit ever so slight, you know how it is some commenters just cant help themselves ; ) xox

[@vlfriscia]

Thank you, Shane! I was a French major, and every time I heard “ca-shay” my ears bled.

[@RavynMancer]

You wrote what I was thinking. :) cheers

[@jmal529]

While the middle story is very tragic, it's no mystery.. as a teen, my sister had terrible acne, and after trying everything else, started taking that same acne medication. After she started taking it, the horror stories started coming out about it causing severe mental health issues, paranoia, depression, breaks from reality, etc, in patients with no history of such issues. My mom immediately got her off it.. very sad situation for him and his family, but not a mystery

[@laurametheny1008]

Yes! They have class actions against that. I had to make sure my kid never used it. Scary💔

[@hereticlife2546]

I'm only a minute in but I'm betting you're talking about Acutane. Also prescribed as a teenager. Made me hate my life and everyone in it

[@trawlins396]

@@hereticlife2546 Retin A is better.

[@PrimevalDemon]

What medicine/serum?

[@jmal529]

@Primeval Demon Accutane.. very effective at treating acne, however, it is known to cause extreme depression, as well as psychotic behavior. Especially in teens and young adults

[@teresahickey3021]

# 4- I’ve always thought his two friends killed him. Friends don’t wait to report someone missing

[@missbabbett9086]

Immediately I thought the same thing.

[@TheStamps]

People make mistakes. Even when they’re really good at what they do.

[@thegreencat9947]

Never let down your guard.

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Exactly even tom brady had bad games

[@gelenamccain1848]

The story of Ty is heartbreaking 💔

[@patrickbarbour4205]

I’m sure people panic in these situations and no matter what experience they have the panic creates a perfect environment for them to get lost

[@jeffl9956]

In the Hedges disappearance his hunting buddies didn’t “wait several days to contact help”, they only waited 3 days because they knew he knew the entire area very very well because he had been hunting it for years and they also had caches buried in multiple places all throughout the area. He was still planning to turn around and make his way back to the cache after telling them he missed the turn off on the trail and was going to just camp there after retrieving the sleeping bag and other gear that was lost off a pack horse while traveling in. The next day they thought they would all meet back at camp after the full day of hunting, then when he didn’t come back they started looking for him while one waited at camp and then the hike out was extremely long and through very extreme and steep terrain which took like a half day or longer just to get out to the vehicles and then had to drive to where they had cell service. I believe they could also see on the radios the location or something where he was radioing in from or something on the first day going into the second, guess it might have had a digital gps screen, but I might be confusing that detail with another missing 411 case.

[@arctain1]

agreed - nothing mysterious about this at all. I really think most people have no comprehension about the vastness of actual wilderness, and timeliness aren't set in stone when out in them. 3 days, when he had a plan, provisions and familiarity is not a long time. I also think people get caught up in the name of this wilderness- The Crazies or Crazy Woman Mountains evokes a bit of the mysterious more so than, say, Bob's Outback...

[@MsAdventure531]

Several- 3 or more.

[@heatherknowles6946]

Thanks for sharing Ty 🙏💙

[@elizabethreiber9589]

love the stories. keep up the good work.

[@kimwalsh]

Thank you Scotty, Ty & Noiseplug

[@morningstarkeke]

I think the Aaron Hedges case was foul play. I think his hunting partners did it, they had a mule and were able to carry his body that way. They had supposedly searched the areas where his boots and water camel pak were found but I think his partners were the ones searching and planted the evidence. They did wait a long time which doesn't make sense especially after he veered off course, didn't come back within the allotted time and a snow storm fell the day after he disappeared. I watched and read a lot of information regarding his case and I still don't get it. I don't get any of these cases, especially when they literally disappear from others as they walk ahead or lag behind. What the @#$?

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

His "buddies" definitely did him

[@allylabar21]

Great video man!

[@graciemac795]

I'm no expert, but Unfortunately, it sounds like Ty was suffering from symptoms of Schizophrenia. My Grandmother had it and I see similarities in their stories. Most people with this illness, will get it in their late teen/early 20s; Ty's exact age range.

[@sarabrooks7065]

Exactly.

[@graciemac795]

@@sarabrooks7065 it's so sad how the doctors didn't take it seriously. Proper medical professionals and medication could have possibly helped. The meds helped my Grandma's hallucinations a lot before she passed away, thank God.

[@sjbonadonna]

Giving contact information for these people takes this from sensationalistic story telling to a functional resource to hopefully solve their disappearances.

[@RoyalRaspberry]

"He was on an acne medication..." ah yes, Accutane. It's absolutely awful that we used that on teenagers. Obviously we didn't know how severe the side effects were, but still awful.

[@rottweilerfun9520]

I'm glad that I saw your comnent. I have a friend who used that as a teen , he's 55 now and nuttier than a fruitcake , he has been for years. I wonder if his mental state is related to his use of Accutane.

[@telaragriffiths3520]

I was on Roaccutane decades ago and I had and have had zero issues. It cleared my skin and that was it. People can react very differently to medication and it was a life saver for me

[@RoyalRaspberry]

@@telaragriffiths3520 I'm glad it worked for you, and really glad we have safer alternatives now! ♥️

[@chicken29843]

They knew they just didn't care

[@thegreencat9947]

Rather be called pizza face than scary larry.👍

[@sophiefrankis9476]

Heres my take; Just because you've been lucky with bears before doesn't mean you'll be lucky with bears forever. And even survival experts are only human, they can make mistakes. Just because its unlikely they died by the hands of nature doesn't make it completely impossible.

[@chadwick1084]

The docu grizzly man is a great example

[@rachelreneer56]

So is Steve Urwin, may he rest in peace.

[@ericbutler739]

As per the comments above,and I've said it before, everyone who spends too much time around "deadly"animals, winds up dead, from the animals. It's right there in the name, deadly. The kicker are the people who train the big cats, even little cats show no hesitation to bite and scratch. Make that cat 200+ lbs and the outcome should be obvious.

[@gingerbaker4579]

He died of an internal disease. It happens even when fit & healthy - there's a reason why heart attacks are called the silent killer. .... Furthermore he was poor when he died, it was one of the reasons why he left for the remoteness. Having spent the vast majority of his life in the wilds WHY would he have wanted to die surrounded by corrupt polluted civilization?

[@thomasupton2664]

Timothy Treadwell much?

[@Milkman4279]

@3:18 He probably didn't call for help because his cell phone was dead. If he's the kind of person that's runs out of gas, he's the kind of person that lets their phone's battery go to 0%

[@mynameiswhat83]

Listened to missing 411 while I was solo camping in national forest

[@hartleyb8356]

Ty had to have been on Accutane. It’s such a deadly drug. I don’t know why it’s still available.

[@wmpetroff2307]

$$$$$ thats why its still available.

[@theavandenberg6876]

I can't believe the hospital let Ty go just like that. That, to me, is almost criminal.

[@amandajohnson8116]

Hospitals cannot force people to stay unless they are explicitly threatening to harm themselves or someone else while there. They’re hospitals, not prisons.

[@justinamenta7241]

@@amandajohnson8116 I was just going to say that....these people in the comments really have no common sense.

[@CatsClaw44]

​​@@amandajohnson8116Exactly, that would be illegally detaining someone.

[@amandajohnson8116]

@@CatsClaw44 exactly.

[@sherryirbvin7448]

Great stories. Sad that these things happen

[@laurametheny1008]

My daughters name is Chandra and she has a son named Ty. Creepy. I hope these people get the closure they need. Heartbreaking. Thanks Ty🙏💔🕊️

[@josefinevomberg8437]

Thank you for your work! :O)

[@ronmyers1244]

You fail to mention the 18” of snow that fell in the Crazies the evening of the day Hedges ran to Sunrise. They didn’t report him missing? They were having their own problems. I wish you posters would get your facts straight

[@howdareyouexist]

not a surprise really, these list videos are typically crap because the lack of focus

[@tathrok]

He also completely neglects to mention that the reason Aaron went for the cache in the first place is because they're donkey lost most of their supplies. 🤷

[@elizdiamond13]

Your channel rocks!!

[@alexdenton1073]

Very well done

[@jamiebarr3118]

Why the fuck does he say "The exact park he disappeared years earlier" at 26:45 ?? How could he go backpacking with his brother if he disappeared earlier? Did you mean to say "The same park he'd later disappear in" ??? Good grief....

[@392racer]

Ty's story hits me hard. My son still struggles with mental illness after taking Accutane as a teen. I have so much guilt for allowing it to happen, and I feel awful for Ty's parents, too.

[@ns4725]

The drug is long out of his system. "Mental ilness" = lax morals and no self-control.

[@momma_bear8454]

There are so many details left out in some of these stories. It’s sad how so many people rip off David Paullides work and then leave out important details. The Aaron Hedges story🙄

[@PrimevalDemon]

I feel bad for the bear guy but as all too many know, often people leave life behind as randomly as they come into it. Even if people are of perfect health, anything can happen.

[@mikeadamson1499]

All I can hear is Mr Ballen saying "David Paulides" 😆

[@markwebster5749]

Think they fell out because John wouldn’t do a joint video

[@paulmurgatroyd6372]

"5 Creepy "Missing 411" Cases Ever"... Because we all failed English class.

[@randallmoe13]

I heard that Aaron Hedges was going through detox on that trip. For some reason, if a chronic alcoholic quits cold turkey after about 3 or 4 days of not drinking, they start to halcionate and go completely delusional, nurses refer this state as the "DTs". When the DTs kick-in the come on hard, and suddenly, it's not a very gradual process at that point. That could easily explain why Aaron spent so long roaming the Crazies. I am trying to locate the source of his detox, though. I heard it on Lore Lodge, but I don't know Lore Lodge's source for this.

[@kylekerr6357]

DT stands for delirium-tremens. AKA alcohol withdrawal

[@frankiexfantastic]

Alcohol withdrawal was the worst thing I ever experienced. I’m 3 years sober now. Never drinking again. I couldn’t sleep, I had night sweats I had the shakes, throwing up, etc and slight delusions just HORRIFIC.

[@aprilvalleyvamp1334]

Darthmoe - I've heard this story from many different sources, ie. MrBallen and quite a few others, and I don't ever recall hearing that?!? Sources??

[@randallmoe13]

@April Valleyvamp My only source was another channel called LoreLodge which is not a valid enough source so I was actually asking for help to see if anybody knows what LoreLodge's orginal source is, or perhaps we can find a source of our own to independently confirm this. The delirium tremor phenomenal is not that well known outside of the medical community. It's almost unbelievable how fast the delirium can hit. It's like they're perfectly normal one minute, and then their brain flips a switch, and all of sudden, they're in another world. At least, that is the way it can work if the withdrawal is powerful enough. I never would have believed it how fast the DTs hit if I hadn't seen it for myself. It can happen in almost the blink of an eye. Even if the detox theory is true, we would still have the help of medical experts to analyze the time frames and see my DT theory, even jives, with the timeline. My experience with DTing patients is purely anecdotal. I am no expert, but it was the first thing I thought of when I heard he may have been detoxing alcohol.

[@danielhicks4826]

Can check out the coverage by The Missing Enigma channel, one good thing he does is actually when possible gets the police reports through Freedom of information act request then shows you the papers and relevant passages, def helps explain a lot and his friends are sketchy as hewll on top of the relevant issue of his own alcohol drug withdrawal issues you mentioned.

[@jbrobertson6052]

I have had no internet access for the last 7 months and this is 1 of the channels I missed, I have a lot of catch up

[@douggiles7647]

MrBallen did a video about Aaron Hedges and most of your questions are covered in it. Also I'm pretty sure he was looking for one of several caches he had stashed in the mountains with gear, it would be pretty surprising if you left a campsite set up anywhere and it was still there a whole year later.

[@cia1209]

While this is true sometimes Mr. Ballen doesn't cover all the facts either. Example when Mr. Ballen did the story about the lady who killed the 3 women because she believed if her son had drank their remains, it would keep her son safe when he went to war in WWII. The son was actually charged as well because He was the one who mailed the letters from the women in question whether he knew they were dead or not

[@allylabar21]

Really, I'll have to check it out? About how long ago do you recall. I wouldn't know where to begin been a fan for a long time but have horrible short-term memory.

[@aprilvalleyvamp1334]

I remember this as well, and MrBallen as well as others that have covered the Aaron Hedges disappearance reported the reason he went to get the other supplies had something to do with his sleeping bag getting wet(?) as the reason he went to get the other cache. I also remember him being found near that ranch in a way that he would have had visual sight of that ranch, and they were quite puzzled why he didn't either travel the few miles to it or lit a fire to bring them to him?? Very strange and sad to be sure. Coming from a family of avid hunters in Michigan, I remember my dad and uncles being very upset that the two he was hunting with had not only waited 3 days (a ridiculous amount of time had he been injured) to contact his wife to have HER contact authorities, especially given she was not with them and authorities had to waste time contacting them before they could even start a search. They were under the impression something must have happened between the three which lead to Aaron fleeing after perhaps being injured and his 'buddies' thinking that even if he could flee in the night, three days injured, alone, and scared with extra delay before having his wife report it rather than themselves?? Who knows, but I am thankful his wife and family at least had 'closure' and his remains. Sad no matter what. Rest in Peace, Aaron Hedges🙏

[@MikeHunt-fo3ow]

@@cia1209 cool ty idk that......im sure everyone does their best .......theyhave the same resources we do

[@zonenuke]

Nobody cares about that sell out cunt

[@BrutalCarnage666]

What caused the blunt force injuries for ty while he was alone in the woods?

[@leighpowell1062]

Could have fell on a rock

[@nathancarson9125]

I would think him driving into the brick wall would have done that.

[@candlecroissant5738]

@@nathancarson9125 if the blunt force trauma from the crash was so bad it killed him how was he found at least two miles from the crash?

[@cia1209]

​@@candlecroissant5738 You do grasp that oftentimes when Blunt force trauma occurs during a car crash the person rarely dies right away right? So yes it's entirely possible the Blunt force trauma he received in the car accident is what eventually finally killed him after he ran into the middle of the wilderness for whatever reason.

[@jessmcnulty3043]

@@cia1209 exactly! Many moons ago, an aqua acquaintance of mine happened to be behind a vehicle that hit a car head on, killing the driver of one car, and 3 of the 4 in the other car. The survivor was a female and he sat in a curb with her waiting for the medics to come. She was coherent and was walking normally. After 16 mins, as she was laying in the ambulance, she just suddenly died. Blunt force trauma. However, the boy who had gone through the windshield and landed 15 feet from the vehicle, and was comatose for 22 days, lived.

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

The 3rd case is heartbreaking. I can’t imagine what that must be like to be that close to finding your child but they just stay one step ahead of you the entire time. And then when you do catch up to them, they slip through your fingers. What a bizarre case. My gut tells me he was taking some sort of drug. I know they said he passed the tox screen. But one of the biggest issues with current drugs is they are made pharmacologically of brand new combinations of substances. So unless you’re testing for something specific that is on the tox screen, they could be high as a kite and it wouldn’t even show up. And the people who make them do that intentionally to stay one step ahead of the process of banning substances. Crazy times.

[@hardstepps]

No way it was drugs. For that massive period of time? Also theres a lot of case that wasnt told. There was never any evidence of drug use in his possetions, his body, his room, his school, nor his friends recounts. This is classic fast onset schizophrenia.

[@lindadaniels0725]

As a parent that story really broke my heart 💔

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

@@hardstepps I disagree completely. It doesn’t have to be one hit/dose of drugs. Most likely it would be over and over and over and over and over again. Then it gets overloaded and plunges someone into a manic or psychotic state. The symptoms mirror schizophrenia. But to assert it comes on quickly like that is absurd. Drugs are infinitely more likely in this case.

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

@@lindadaniels0725Same. I couldn’t even imagine💔

[@stonefox9124]

Anyone dumb enough to have a AOC profile is to dumb to have a opinion on anything...

[@lukez7733]

Reading not in books and watching these videos makes me think there is evil in the woods, You can call it what you want. There are just too many as yet unexplained occurrences and disappearances. In addition, people suddenly do things that goes against what family and friends know their habits are. Examples of this are what Terrence Woods and Lars Mittank did which caused them to disappear.

[@emag1169]

Love your voice ❤

[@jakensharke3531]

Upstate NY Adarondek mountaineer here. Gotta tell ya, Sasquatch is real. Take a high powered rifle and a sidearm with you if ya go camping next to mount Marcy or anywhere in these deep woods. Been living here all my life, and yes definitely there are crazy things that happen out this way especially at night when most things are sleeping. However, never found missing people. They're just gone.

[@MonkeyyQueen]

Take me Take me in from Cobleskill lol

[@peelingoffthelayers]

Thank you.

[@vialogan]

Excellent reporting - sad stories. Not to be petty but the word "cachet" was used several times incorrectly. Cachet refers to respect and admiration. What I think you meant to say was "cache"(pronounced "cash") meaning a collection of similar or related items. Hope this helps - keep the stories coming. Prayers for the families of the missing. It's the not knowing that is especially painful.

[@ddraigmafon4725]

The wilderness does not care how much time anyone has spent there. No matter how experienced or prepared you are as a hiker/ hunter etc, bad shit can happen in a heartbeat out there. I’m convinced that 99.9% of the so-called Missing 411 cases are just people sadly meeting an untimely end or choosing to disappear for their own reasons.

[@kitfisto1827]

the term "rookie mistake" exists for a reason. because even the most experienced people still do foolish things. the wilderness is no different.

[@lilzeetv2872]

Say it louder for the people in the back

[@Jason-oi4sc]

11:15 Ty: Mom, why did you send aliens to my job? Mom: That was your father, ask him

[@lorila-northrup7748]

👀 Ty phones mom back, annoyed, "Dad said he didn't send any aliens to my job and to ask YOU!" 🙄 S/N * I'm not making light of the unfortunate incident. I'm laughing at myself for my mom passing the "IDK, honey... ask your dad gene" on to me.

[@JulieCaptivatedinFl]

Yes, Ty Knotts!! Love your 411 Missing content! Mysterious, scary and my favorite!!

[@maikee72]

The case of Ty is bothering me..... If you are going to use medication that is known for heavy side effects... and you need to sign a waiver to make you understand these risks. Why didn't anyone connect that acne medication with his extreme symptoms. Everything could have been prevented, had anyone... Ty, his parents, and especially the hospital that treated him are to blame for this "mystery" drama ever taking place. In my opinion, the side effects of a lot of antidepressants and other psychological medications are seriously underestimated.

[@nathancarson9125]

The fact that him taking this medication coincided with his extreme behavior change is a huge red flag.

[@williebeamish5879]

Yeah, supposed to be "carefully monitored" when taking these. Never happens, ever. Been there.

[@maikee72]

@Willie Beamish I have been on maximum dose of antidepressants for over 20 years. If I don't take it for just one week you can be sure ..... I will have completely changed and dysfunctional ... a muttering loon. I take it religiously 🤪

[@garygetty1238]

I live in Wyoming...I ALWAYS TAKE my .50 Desert Eagle...3 clips of custom hollow points...never have had to use it and go camping all the time

[@ruthingle1487]

You're the dread captures guy, love your voice.

[@deepwoods_dave7368]

Some people go missing not wanting to ever be found.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Imagine... someone suddenly disappears and truly never seen again. How unfortunate.

[@lovelace4512]

Yea never getting any form of closure would be so torturous

[@ThatsabigfatNo]

That milk ad was hilarious

[@robmack8342]

These stories came with odd behavior from the victim or people associated with them. I've been following the Missing 411 cases for years. Humans make mistakes and leave too much evidence as do animals. Something is out there hunting humans and snatching them up in a predatory like manner. I think something is in the ground. This may sound crazy but I'd love to know something that is plausible and makes sense, any kind of sense.

[@jax7263]

Fairies.

[@tvav69]

Aaron Hedges friends didn’t report him missing because they had a time set when they would have expected him back and they waited for him. I doubt they killed him.

[@Sellner82]

Definitely going to pack differently with these stories in mind. Maybe even a blow horn, something loud if lost.

[@emilymccrea7890]

I've heard one of the reasons the acne drug "Acutaine" is either an act of God to be prescribed or taken off the market was the mental side effects. The drug worked but with horrific mental health problems and suicidal tendencies in some patients. I wonder if Ty was taking that specific acne medication.

[@jodymccoy387]

Finding a body while hunting or hiking would be my nightmare.

[@lukesmith9692]

I heard hedges friends didn't care and he had drug problems in the past but was recovering

[@sidjones8173]

I think they killed Aron he was a good friend of mine an he wouldn't just get lost an disappear

[@MamaYayaa]

Sorry for your loss

[@cathiekiker4802]

How heart breaking.

[@kalvinrivera8664]

After watching Missing 411 and Mr Ballen I'm definitely gonna start camping and going to national parks to see if anything actually happens,I need some excitement in my life

[@MonkeyyQueen]

Take me 😂

[@jamespembleton2666]

After doing a Google search of Bart and reading many articles it seems more likely that , if there was a bear, it scavenged an already dead Bart. All the evidence did not support a bear attack. We will never know what exactly happened.

[@grahamgordon9541]

Sounds like yogi and boo boo got bart . You know smarter than the average bear.

[@forrestbaker6418]

Brian's mysteries and adventures does a excellent deep dive on Aaron hedges. It all makes sense now.

[@cascowest2152]

Dogman ate poor Bart!!

[@robgau2501]

Contrary to what was said about clothes and bears, I have always heard that bears peel off the clothes in an effort to skin the victim.

[@susanmather]

Yuck 😮😮

[@scaredy-cat]

Very very sad for Ty and family

[@mowm88]

walking up to Yogi and Boo Boo like Bart was doing isn't too smart.

[@thegreencat9947]

Not without a picnic basket.

[@rowyerboat1]

Lol I don’t think the guy whose job it is to provoke bears then run away’s disappearance is a mystery.

[@glennevitt5250]

I Remember A Story from A Coast to coast radio show Years ago About A Guy Who Live In Alaska About The Same Way The guy was attacked while using the outhouse from the back Is dragged for about a 100 yd across a Creek and dismembered 😌

[@JulieCaptivatedinFl]

Haven't heard the Alaska one, going to look it up, thanks. Coast to Coast just did another Missing 411 a day or 2 ago. Think George Norry is doing them now, originals were Art Bell. Great stuff.

[@ericac8224]

Thank you. I love this channel.

[@Top5Unknowns]

Love the fact that you're supporting us! Thank you for the Super Thanks! This helps us by a landslide!

[@karenstubbs94]

If you get lost in a National Park chances are low you will be found. Stay on the trail, have a tracking device.

[@jcmottern]

The bears had a bounty out on Bart. They got tired of his shxt.

[@stanzanossi]

I would not be surprised if all the animals of the forest had bounties on the cowardly hunters!!!😊

[@jordanuu-bernard6038]

Had a stroke then wrote the title of the video lol

[@FM-jo1jh]

If you're not prepared for a charging bear that had tasted human flesh before, you'd have no chance regardless of how much of an outdoorsman you are! Likely a grizzly or a cougar then finished off by a hungry bear.

[@rumblesspeedshop-inrustwet1061]

I live 20 miles from sayer county and I’ve never heard of this case before

[@cherigilliam3292]

Hopefully all find there peace

[@ronmyers1244]

Wait a minute…you indicated earlier that the ‘shredded remains’ of Schleyers hat was found by his friends with his hair on it, then you say his ball cap was found intact. Which us it?

[@zq9m3xh8]

Yes.

[@colinsmith2005]

When their hallucinating, talking to spirits and fitting out it's time for a secure place of help. Theirs no shame saving a life, or lives.

[@izzylewis3998]

Poor ty had terrible mental problems and was turned out of the hospital. He should have been having professional help in a proper facility where he could get the help he so desperately needed. My heart goes out to his family. This could have been avoided. This made me so sad for his loved ones.

[@Witch_way07]

Why couldn't ty get the help he needed? He was so young.

[@Vaelias]

Nice logic in the title, applause 👏

[@radicaltexannewsviews7685]

Ty parents should investigate the see and their affiliations with military or govt offices

[@glenn8478]

Thanks for all the great videos👍😊 But one little thing.. much of the info about Aron Hedges is wrong. Just sayin’😊

[@nicholasadamson2103]

Tys story makes me think of Datura trips. He could have ingested some and still tested clean on a drug test. People on datura frequently report having talked to people who are no longer here. Either way, how could that hospital just release him? Should be manslaughter.

[@phoradio1277]

Most people start to experience signs of schizophrenia around the age of 19-23. If you watch the video footage of Elisa Lamb you will see what it looks like for a schizophrenic to be in a state of psychosis.