5 Scary Missing People Mysteries Solved Unexpectedly

[@LilAnnThrax]

I cannot imagine what TJs mom must have felt when she saw TJ... the relief she must have felt finding her baby girl.

[@pathkeepers]

I like solved mysteries so much more than unsolved mysteries.

[@mygreywolf]

No anxiety attacks with solved disappearances. 😆😆😆

[@mysonandme8424]

So do I. I don't like loose ends to that degree.

[@I.pray.to.George.Carlin]

I concur 💯

[@kevinmiller4371]

Yeah me too. I love the fact that covering unsolved mysteries brings attention to them but can't stand the horrible feeling of not knowing what happened.

[@VibrateGirl101]

Honestly, same.

[@Single.White.Female]

Tijae is so VERY blessed to have a mother like Toquanna. How can the media get away with THIS crap again and again!? It's so infuriating to me, but I know why. The entire police department should've been put on blast too! These cases are something else. VERY sad.

[@sharonp3785]

We know why...It happens so much and it's infuriating....

[@fxdelusions77]

@@sharonp3785 ohh so you want to go there. Okay….. Most agencies do not spend a lot of time on cases involving missing adults, for the simple fact that there is no law to stop an adult from disappearing. The agencies had no concrete leads on an abduction taking place, and there were really no leads to show that is what happened. The young lady was 23, and disappeared. Most times it is left to the families and volunteers to find missing loved ones, if there isn’t much information leading to a crime. It is sad but true (I know and am speaking from experience). Now, we are ignoring the fact that TiJae was found at a bus stop, free, and alone. She was seen on numerous occasions sleeping at bus stations, and even taking the bus alone. She was also seen asking for food at local stores (In the area in which she was found). Since she was seen for sometime, by various members of the community, and not reported to be under the control of an abductor, what crime was at hand for the police to be involved in? What should the media report on? Again, going missing is not a crime, and she was found by her mom. Did something happen? Only she knows that, but per the public reports on her, and those who reported seeing her, she was always alone, and sleeping wherever she could. This case got about as much attention as vagrants on skid row get. Lots of them are missing, but most also don’t want to be found. People from all walks of life, of all races end up like this. If the media reported on each person, that’s all there would be to report. The sad truth for TiJae is, only her mom came up with the thought of abduction, and in investigations, that was not what seemed to be the case. Instead of making it “That issue”, why not be reasonable?

[@sharonp3785]

@@fxdelusions77 sorry I'm not reading your book...I'm speaking on real life personal experiences I've had with missing or/and exploited people...Book statistics don't mean nothing.

[@amarillo856]

​@@sharonp3785 They made a valid point. "I'm not reading your book" is such a dismissive and immature thing to say honestly. Sorry if that's harsh. But they offered facts specific to her case, not statistics. You've had direct experience with the same PD? I doubt that. You can't say it's about race. It's about resources.

[@sharonp3785]

@@amarillo856 and why are the resources abundantly lower compared to other districts in affluent less colorful neighborhoods? Because states don't send funding to police departments that are located in a district of minorities.. My point

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

I cannot believe that in 2022 there are still police stations dismissing concerned parents/family attempting to report an adult as a missing person. Don’t you think they can sense when something’s truly wrong and when to involve police?!! Absolutely ridiculous.

[@commanderkampfsuppe7840]

2023

[@HShango]

​@@commanderkampfsuppe7840 op must be drunk

[@laughingalltheway007]

Hey geniuses… the story took place in 2022. All you had to do was listen to the first 2 minutes of the video before posting your ignorant comments to realize this. SMH

[@christellehoareau5303]

The assertion that women of colour are 40% more likely to be trafficked because they are not important enough to law enforcement if not blonde and blue eyed is shocking although not surprising altogether when taking the attitude of the police into consideration. Her mother deserves all the recognition for doing the job that law enforcement is supposed to be doing. I’m aware that not all situations are the same however she knew her daughter’s regular behaviour and it was not in her character to just stop getting in touch abruptly.

[@melneils9106]

I agree it's frustrating but there is a reason; it's called right to privacy [for adults]. They still look for minors. Really feel for those who have felt the pain of a person who has gone missing. It's an awful feeling.

[@denisechristie]

I always hate when a missing persons family is told to wait a few days especially if the missing person is not one to go away for days.

[@maggiem1989]

This should be banned because they say the first 48 hrs are the most crucial. So yeah this is bs smh.

[@Bettinasisrg]

TBIs are weird though. I knew a totally normal women who disappeared for a year. Turns out she was hit by a car on her bike and ended up homeless wandering around until one day she remembered!!

[@ParisLavet]

Danggggg

[@loretta_3843]

Poor Tijae! What a traumatic experience!

[@fourwingsweepa1705]

She ran off to be with a guy

[@naomiiii0314]

@@fourwingsweepa1705 wrong

[@lovelight6973]

I'm so glad Tijae is back with her loving family. I hope she is able to build her life again. We have to create harsher punishments for sex traffickers, regardless what race the victims are. I'm just so frustrated with the way things are and have been in the past! Not just in America but worldwide when comes to sexual abuse and sex trafficking victims of children, women and men. We need to value people over monetary gain otherwise we won't survive on earth.

[@Bettinasisrg]

Probably one of the reasons the Doomsday clock is down to 90 seconds.

[@fourwingsweepa1705]

The slut ran off to be with a guy who filled her up with big gooey loads

[@MintBerryCrunch]

Didn’t this turn out to be a woman with mental health issues wondering off and not a kidnapping…that is at least what local reports say and that this isn’t the first time

[@jnutty0]

I'm still super disgusted that police literally didn't care and I guess the group that kidnapped her is still kidnapping. SMH

[@MintBerryCrunch]

@@jnutty0 there is tons of evidence she wasn’t kidnapped and just left due to what is speculated to be mental health issues. The problem is due to homeless laws in places like New York and California is police can’t make adults go home when they don’t want to even during a mental health episode. This wasn’t the first time she just left and was hospitalized for a while based on reports. Tons of witnesses saw her throughout and police made contact with her almost immediately after report was made. This was not covered honestly here

[@marshallmays8171]

I really appreciate the first story and sharing those stats. Awesome job!

[@ms2gud1234]

Yes I really appreciated it also. Kind of surprised someone with a platform who isn’t blk cared enough

[@marshallmays8171]

@@ms2gud1234 saaaame! So rare to see the real spoken like that.

[@Loralanthalas]

Brandon's family: he can't live by himself Also Brandon's family: several weeks went by AND a missed parole appointment before his family checked on him

[@1239cookie]

14 dating a 22 yr old wtf is wrong with ppl … poor TJ so sorry nobody cared I hope yr doing ok 💔❤️🙏🏽

[@Baner496]

Isn't it normal in the US? Keep seeing same thing over and over.

[@cathpounder8779]

The story of Tijae Baker has made my blood boil. It's absolutely disgusting that a young woman who has been reported missing should be treated as a child who has been reported as missing. Adult or not, if someone's family is concerned enough to try and get the authorities involved because it is atypical behaviour, then it should be looked into immediately, REGARDLESS OF THE COLOUR OF THEIR SKIN. They know that they have a much greater chance of finding the missing person or/and more clues or information within the first 48 hours (and I know millions of other people will agree) so why is it "standard practice" to have to wait 48 hours BEFORE any action is taken to find said person. Come on you so-called investigators, try to earn your "protect and serve" motto and get off your backsides and try to help these people and their families. It makes me sick!!!

[@Tobynsocks]

Sadly not all families have the best intentions when tracking their adult children. 99% of missin person cases are solved within 48 hours

[@Karamarika]

She clearly had a mental health issue and was living on the streets because she wanted to be there. This is not a race issue. This has nothing to do with police not caring about black people. This is being used for those purposes, but it has nothing to do with race or trafficking. She wouldn't be freely traveling all over town if she had been kidnapped and trafficked. Use some logic here. The evidence doesn't fit the insinuations.

[@latoyaroy8516]

yea but that was just weird she couldve came home on her own but was just living life and didnt go back

[@latoyaroy8516]

@@Tobynsocks so please tell me wtf are the intentions then? and saying 99% of missing people are solved in 2 days are absolute bullshit

[@323trunks]

Just because you don’t like something. Doesn’t mean it’s bullshit.

[@tinaharnish]

2 things. When people get away from traffickers, the traffickers often try to grab them again. Her family should be very careful and maybe install cameras for additional safety, if they can. And Port Alberni is on Vancouver Island as you said. Burnaby is on the mainland. East of the island. Thanks for another excellent story. Please keep them coming.

[@allylabar21]

18:10 So devastating yet heartwarming at the same time. What a depraved man!

[@chrissysolorio3565]

First one, #5, What an amazing mother 👏 🏆

[@sharonp3785]

Wessam is so blessed to find his beautiful Mom after 40 yrs...

[@eyesopen66]

As a fellow English man I am really pleased at the outcome of Tom and Paul's horrific encounter with FARC in South America. It must be terrifying and hell on earth, daily trying to stay alive and appeasing their somewhat confused, and deadly captors? What a day that must of been, when they were given their belongings and directions, and told get going?

[@sarasullivan2027]

Props to Tijae’s mom for doing what the police w would not ❤

[@sharonsplat]

Tijae deserved so much better. For shame.

[@kimwalsh]

Thank you Ty, Bethonie & Noiseplug

[@KatieJones-gq1db]

How was the first girl walking around on her own if she'd been kidnapped for trafficking? Sorry if I sound ignorant, I don't understand how these things work.

[@Taz6688]

Sometimes the story is cleaned up to make it more palatable for the public, there is always more to these stories.

[@barbarahimes5625]

Thank you so much Ty. ❤️👍😀

[@angelaengle12]

Major props and respect to TJ's mother for doing all the foot work and finding her daughter. That is incredible, but also heart-breaking for her daughter to go through. I hope they can some day talk about it to prevent this happening to other young women. Much love to them all. ❤

[@sharons.3732]

Mom you r the best mother tjae & any one could have God Bless you & Your Tjae & grandma bless you all I'm very xcited u found that baby!!!

[@MS-en3ud]

TJ's story hits close to home. I grew up in PG county and cannot believe this story did not get any coverage. PG county has definitely gotten worse throughout the years and human trafficking is a much bigger issue. Unfortunately, this has to do with a corrupt and broken system. A few years ago, I was shopping in a store near the nail salon where TJ was seen. I was literally being followed around by a young man and I knew right away something was off. I never said anything but I made sure to let him know that I was being followed as I began to circle the same clothing area over and over. It is a damn shame that we can't even go about our normal business without having to continuously watch our backs.

[@Baner496]

Paranoia.

[@annieprice-roberts4645]

Something seems off about the TJ case. Why didn’t she get to a police station and ask for help. Sounds more like a mental health breakdown. If she was seen in different places alone then she could of got help

[@Loralanthalas]

Yep

[@neothurmic3780]

listened to Tom Hart Dyke on the radio a few years ago talking fanatically about is favourite flower and thought he sounded a bit unhinged...then he told his story and I realised he was doing amazingly well all things considered. His theory was they let him go as they were sick of hearing him talk about flowers. you missed the best bit, he actually went back again on a second trip and found the flower he was looking for.

[@kissfanmac]

All that trouble for a damn flower! Where’s your proof? Provide a link!

[@neothurmic3780]

@@kissfanmac "Museum of Curiosity" S05E02... Access to BBC audio varies wildly by country

[@kissfanmac]

@@neothurmic3780 thank you!😀

[@heatherknowles6946]

Thanks for sharing Ty 🙏💙

[@seandelap8587]

If Brandon wants to live off grid then he's perfectly entitled to do so

[@miabarton3623]

I’m so so happy TJ’s mom was able to find her. She relates to every mother that ever lost their child. Those cops disgust me like I physically cannot believe you’d dismiss a mother who KNOWS her child like the back of her hand and say “oh she just ran away”. I’m so so happy her mother listened to her gut and went out and found her on her own. Those cops are most definitely racist and it disgusts me🤮

[@zeronzemesh7718]

These 5 Scary Missing People Mysteries Solved Unexpectedly, have me Unexpectedly Tied In Knots. Truly CHILLING!!!

[@gmanette188]

As a parent, I would have washed my hands of Natasha

[@eyesopen66]

Some parent? Have you ever thought that the parents might of been awful or/and abusive etc? Just saying..... Not all parents are good, perhaps you are, and probably why your children didn't leave?

[@lisabradford8180]

@@eyesopen66 i wondered too if there was abuse of some kind in the home that caused her to leave.

[@gmanette188]

Myself and many others have had a rough upbringing. If that was the truth, still not an excuse. Growing up I knew more than one girl who was a "natasha" Only without the cabinet crap which makes her situation even worse

[@jewlsamps5678]

@@gmanette188 lol hopefully your children run far FAR away from you and never speak to you again. You sound like a terrible mother

[@halieco6840]

Seems very clear to me that Natasha wanted to be rid of her parent first and felt the need to escape.... I *hate* these type of comments ngl, the double standard is exuasting. Like ppl like you are probably the first ones to say "But they are your parents" "But they gave you a roof over your head, clothes on your back and food to eat." Like yeah dude, that's the BEAR MINIMUM! Why is it always on the CHILD to keep the relationship with the parents and not the PARENTS responsibility? *Especially* when it's the parents that are meant to teach that child what a healhy relationship looks like. Sorry but I 100% believe that if your own child ran away, there is something going on in the house that they felt they *needed* to esacpe from... You are right, many ppl have rough upbringings and don't run away, so, ask yourself, what was different with Natasha? Why did *she* run away?

[@clwinner1]

That is why I don't understand at the end of each missing person you give out the contact information to the police? That is like asking someone who lives 4 states away to watch your house while your out of town.

[@fourwingsweepa1705]

What's wrong with that people have been found on the other side of the country

[@eraldadevole]

Well obviously that is not meant for those who live 4 states away don’t you think? Its just in case someone from the same area etc is watching and knows something. Often there are people in the comments who knew the person that is being talked about.

[@rivermoon6190]

I guess critical thinking is not your thing? Why do TV news always talk about countrywide crimes when you live in just one state? Smh

[@o0TheWinButton0o]

The first case sounds incredibly fishy. I think the reason the police didn’t want to investigate is because it’s more probable that it was a voluntary disappearance. It doesn’t seem plausible that someone would go to a highly populated city and then immediately get kidnapped by a group of people that the they refuse to describe, and then they’d be allowed to walk around freely, but make no attempt to escape or find help other than making a single call. In fact, TJ herself has made no claims that she was kidnapped, it has all come from her mother, and the person that she had arranged to meet was legitimate and not involved. No kidnapping has been reported to the police, and no-one has come forward to corroborate any of the story, except the mother. It’s highly possible mental health could be a factor in this case. There’s definitely more to it than the mother’s story, because it doesn’t make sense.

[@melaninmagic8742]

My sister ended up taking off like she did after smoking synthetic weed

[@bobbaralawrence2002]

I was lost with #1. Also, they didn't escape, they were released according to them.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Nobody else is suspicious about "the woman" that Tijae was going to "do art for" in the first story? Some nameless woman calls a stranger to go to a town she's never been to and doesn't even meet Tijae at the station or whatever? And apparently didn't care that Tijae just never showed up?

[@223juli]

I think this is the first video that properly says Colombia instead of Columbia! The situation of the kidnapping over here is very common yet not so well known.

[@linagarcia7479]

Also who in their right mind would go to the darien by themselves? If not FARC, nature itself would of killed him

[@troyhonda71]

I'll never understand why the media covers certain missing person reports over other

[@smears6039]

I think it’s pretty easy to understand… it’s racism. Just look at the first story compared to the second one.

[@troyhonda71]

@@smears6039 I have seen alot of missing story reports on POC. Racism isn't the answer on everything. I just don't understand why some they go all out on, no matter the race, and others don't even get a mention.

[@jnutty0]

@@smears6039 literally

[@rivermoon6190]

@@smears6039 Democrat cities will prove otherwise - if you are white you don’t have the black privilege that those who live in these areas do. Did we hear much about the black man who deliberately killed the white doctor in LA, whilst shouting racial slurs? Silence…

[@rivermoon6190]

@@jnutty0 How come black men, despite facts pointing out they are more likely to partake in criminal behaviour, are nowadays very rarely imprisoned but bailed by many in the Democrat Party? Literally

[@whispermcgaughy7251]

Natasha will learn the hard way that he doesn't love her, he's a predator who groomed and coerced her,and he'll likely do it again to another little girl.. Once she begins to age and he can no longer control his urge, he'll get a new victim and she may even help him do it..

[@nikkiej.5875]

It’s horrible that persons of Color don’t get the same attention when they disappear. The media picks and chooses cases they want to cover and most of the time it’s cases that are more interesting and white. All missing persons case should be reported on because the more people know the better. I’m glad that Taquana found her daughter and Tijae returned home safely.

[@Dani92670]

This is not true and I don't know why this was said. It's more of the same BS to incite hatred. There are TONS of missing White people that do not get reported in the news, many from my own state. A KZbin channel with over 2 million subs is always going to through in propaganda to help serve the beast agenda and there is a huge agenda underway in case you haven't noticed.

[@Dani92670]

You know what doesn't get attention? Black on White violent crime/rape and murder - NONE of it makes the national news and the very few stories that get local attention they provide very little detail. Imagine that?

[@jeffjacobson59]

That statement is straight BS. Stop with this victim hood mentality. It’s pathetic.

[@sharonp3785]

Absolutely...I agree...

[@sharonp3785]

​@@jeffjacobson59 your pathetic

[@pennygarcia6610]

I like the missing people episodes the most

[@dejajolie2816]

I remember when Tijae went missing but never heard about her return... we ALL know why this story was overlooked.

[@amethystwyvern]

I'm sorry but Brandon sounds like he should've perhaps had some more supervision. What adult wears a karate kid headband daily because he thinks it will protect him?

[@amiethomas7532]

Go momma go!! 😭😭😭 So glad she found Tijae

[@stephanienorthup9243]

Whoo a mothers love is amazing. She never gave up & got her baby back

[@nancybutler8704]

So very sad. My prayers are with you and you family. RIP TJ. ❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@MeYou-gb7zy]

She died?

[@daynalevis2250]

No

[@Psychoanalytical87]

So the police didn't help TJs mother because she's an adult? Wtf type of bs is that? What if someone had murdered her, what if she was trapped somewhere, hurt, deceased. This was out of character, Shame on the police. Absolutely disgusting

[@allylabar21]

4:38 That's just horrendous! We gotta stop these odds. How could they think that? I hate the division in this world. We all, as a human race, have got to stop this it's the same in Alaska with the Inuit women there. We have to speak up. Don't let them silence you. As horrible as what we've been through, don't let them keep you from having a free life as well as free of the judgment, etc, that comes along with it. We are survivors. We are fighters. We are clearly tougher than men in many ways. But everyone needs to stop this. If you see something, say something it could mean the difference between the next victim living dying or not even having to go through it and give out daughters more power by example. We need to stand strong and together.

[@lisabradford8180]

👍 👍

[@Bettinasisrg]

Absolutely! More strong compassionate women need to run things!

[@fourwingsweepa1705]

They put themselves in that position because they are drunks or junkies

[@rivermoon6190]

Yet if 40% are black women that means 60% are white!

[@happyian1752]

@@fourwingsweepa1705 you’re full of crap and you know it

[@FluffyFerretFarm]

TJ's story wasn't covered because there is no proof of her kidnapping and lots of proof of her drug addiction

[@johnholmesinchesahead2347]

It is inspiring to learn that out of all the homeless women and girls living on the street with her at the time - Tijae Baker was spotted, rescued and saved!

[@jeffaltier5582]

There is something missing from the Natasha Ryan story. I find it interesting that only her mother is mentioned as attending the wedding. It may not seem like much, but coupled with Natasha's repeated attempts to run away, it makes me wonder if the father was part of the issues Natasha was running from.

[@ryansharp4691]

"He had very little, practically nothing, to go on in his attempt to find his mother EXCEPT FOR HER FULL NAME AND THAT SHE LIVED IN CAIRO." Bro, what more do you want?!?! Her credit report, favorite color, and astrological sign?

[@hfrisch007]

Wissam,Sir I'm so happy your momma got to hold you❤❤❤❤

[@matthewmller-madsen208]

#1 mom right there

[@edbur1]

Correction: Burnaby, BC, where Brandon Kearney was found, is 4 or more hours EAST of Port Alberni, BC, which is on Vancouver Island, a ferry ride and long drive away.

[@Thalatash]

I'm confused by the Fourth one, Brandon Cairney. Fine, he doesn't want contact with his family, seems messed up, but I don't know them. The reason people finally realized he was gone was because he missed his appointment with his probation officer, is he not in trouble for that. I forgot an appointment once with mine once and she was at my door first thing the next morning, threatening to put me in jail and mine wasn't a violent offence like it seems his was. I get that it's Canada, but wouldn't they bring him in to at least finish off his paperwork and not just let him go?

[@Loralanthalas]

Because a guy who slapped another guy with a Bible who HAD charges pressed against HAD to go through the legal system. Bit, literally- what the hell are you gonna do? That parole wndded years ago and you're going to throw him back on jail? For that? Stop being so damn American.

[@Cavemankind_]

Parents don’t want to believe their adult child would leave town on a drug binge, wandering around homeless. They want something to blame besides their own child’s addiction, including human trafficking, law enforcement and lack of awareness. And no child wants to disappoint their parents.

[@cheese_wrld]

It's disgusting how the police hardly cared about TJ's case. And Natasha was a 14 year old child groomed and manipulated by a 22 year old man. I don't get how he wasn't charged for kidnapping and pedophile charges. A minor can't leave their family with a legal adult out of their own free will because they, under the law, cannot consent.

[@nichole_brandt]

yes they should’ve charged him with grooming and sexual assault with a minor, and pedophelia. but, she did want to leave. no, she couldn’t consent legally. but something tells me her dad was doing things to her. and her mom maybe didn’t speak up about it. she stays in contact with her mom but does not bring her father up. the whole thing is fishy and weird.

[@that-guy213]

na she was just a troubled brat that cost the country a lot of money and wasted everyone's time pathetic excuse for a human being while people are out there genuinely missing she goes and acts like a spoilt child who had such a hard life just to run away pathetic

[@Gooner333333333]

So the police couldn't do anything about Natasha Ryan dating a guy almost twice her age at 14 then?

[@toddaulner5393]

Think it is odd the first case , she was just out and being homeless and such after she was kidnapped? Why would she not immediately call the Police?

[@PerfectlyImperfct]

That whole "He/she is an adult and free to do as they please" is such bullshit. Yes, that may be true, but when it's out of character for someone to just go ghost, it should definitely get attention and be investigated

[@Logan_Baron]

Some of the chosen open source or public domain (I'm guessing) pictures and videos used, don't correspond well to the stories told. "She was terrified" *shows video of woman on phone laughing*.

[@alexhamilton4084]

At 8:45 his name is Fraser NOT Frasier. Why can nobody get this pronunciation right? 🙄

[@BloodiestMargie]

a snarling, armed hwat?

[@BritishPatriot_73]

I will never understand why people are treated differently because of their skin colour 😕

[@AParallelReality]

Tijae Baker feels a little Sheri Papini to me.

[@scottbakanumba1heathen313]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@cutiepie6796]

14:57WHY DON'T U JUST SAY AFRICA BECAUSE EGYPT IS IN AFRICA

[@giancarlocrumps]

Natasha is a very wicked person and should have been sent to prison

[@BarbaraJikai]

Brandon is definately on the spectrum. I recognise just about everything about him in family members and myself.

[@Loralanthalas]

Brandon had brain damage and then his family let him live by himself. Several weeks went by. They didn't notice. He missed a parole meeting. The parole officer had to call his family. His family went to his apt to check. ----- my family also isn't close and my parents also wouldn't check on me unless the cops called asking about my location.

[@diehardnysports4l211]

Come on Ty Knott's the city is names Bo--ga--ta. I know it's spelled Bogota but that's not how it said that's the capital of Colombia is it not?

[@michellerenner6880]

The jungle captives. We’re they being honest?

[@kokocoke5354]

Her name isn’t TJ its tijae u are pronouncing her name wrong

[@michaelgilreath1025]

Bill doesn't nose

[@1115ivan]

Natasha Ryan kidnapper looks like Ramsey !!!!

[@jojowynne233]

I just watched the Natasha Ryan story on Court in the Act on KZbin. I’m trying to work out why she ran off but still won’t say. At least she had guilt over someone being charged with her supposed murder that she rang the helpline and gave her name. The boyfriend was ordered to pass restitution for the police searches, which they did. They also got paid $200K from Womans Day magazine for the exclusive rights to their wedding photos. Not bad having your😅 wedding paid for. None of us still really know what happens behind closed doors, but it must’ve been bad for that sort of reaction, I’m guessing. It sad she’s still in contact with her mum but doesn’t mention her Dad.

[@michaelgilreath1025]

Overlooked? Ignored!

[@jaqueitch]

Takwana?

[@robertsmith987]

Ads are ridiculous

[@johnmanno2052]

Were Tom and Paul boyfriends, I wonder? If so, I certainly hope they got married after that ordeal! Though those rebels sounded like the most pathetic bunch of paramilitary losers I've ever heard of.

[@KingstonTV334]

Wassup!

[@en677]

Boh-go-dah 😂

[@pepshaven6520]

Laura Palmer? Someone's been watching too muh twin peaks

[@Marcyy65]

2022🤯🤯🤯

[@justsomecoolprayingmantisd6422]

Note to self: Don’t go into Colombias forest looking for poseys ✅

[@thebranchise]

Raise your hand ✋️ if you have never raised your hand ✋️ before

[@mel1742]

👋👋👋

[@I.pray.to.George.Carlin]

Raise your hand if your sure 👏

[@ErikaNFSmith]

​@@I.pray.to.George.Carlin 😄

[@saraburress4406]

Hi hey Likeit

[@yelliet168]

😮😮😮

[@allylabar21]

27:39 Sorry, but going there is nucking futz unless only going to Ibiza with body guard built friends and packing.

[@TheInvestmentCircle]

#1 shows racism in effect. If she had blonde hair and blue eyes and was 120 lbs, I can guarantee there would be money spent by the city on finding her.

[@littlepeky]

Shocked that the police investigated Natasha's disappearance. If I had a child and had a history of running away I would just let them go.

[@seandelap8587]

Why must everything be about race can it not just be a missing person's case and doing everything to find the person without bringing race into it at all especially when it's not relevant

[@I.pray.to.George.Carlin]

I agree 💯. Pulling the race card on EVERYTHING is getting old af!

[@bentaylor2390]

Yup, unsubscribing

[@Leader7353]

You probably shouldn't watch crime videos

[@rivermoon6190]

@@Leader7353 Why? Are you claiming that white people don’t get trafficked or murdered?

[@Leader7353]

@@rivermoon6190 absolutely not. But many crimes are committed out of hate. That includes bigotry. So even if it's not said by people, it doesn't mean it suddenly isn't a hate crime. Ignoring the issue is not helping anyone. People will complain on most videos how the police isn't helping fast enough ignoring the obvious suspect in favor of throwing some random guy in jail or not taking things seriously. But the second race is mentioned people complain that the problem is being mentioned and not brushed under the rug. How dare someone mention it?

[@thebrokegothgirl]

So...a black girl got no help or coverage and a bad ass yt girl disappeared on purpose and cause a fuss.

[@ginalindemann4653]

I am very upset 😡 because the city in the first video was said correctly. It's Bogota. Not the way it was said

[@Only1shenie]

Imagine someone making a mistake and you being triggered by it …just like ….uhm I believe your post should have been “incorrectly” instead of as you typed “correctly” but hey we all make mistakes. Tolerance is bliss

[@rhiryd1831]

Yes, GINA...be thankful you have a name that is easy to pronounce. Imagine letting yourself get "very upset" every time your name was mispronounced😱😱😱 ...try to relax. It will all be okay. Ty (& everyone) should be excused for making a little mistake every once in a while, eh?

[@rivermoon6190]

Oh dear, such a snowflake. If that really bothers you then I am sorry but you are going to be extremely upset for the rest of your life, if you get angry over such stupid things.

[@sharonp3785]

I can definitely say that PG county is a dangerous city and definitely has a problem with black women being made to go into the sex business....It's sad that the police don't put in effort into solving these cases as much as they would have if she was Caucasian.... Thanks for covering this subject.

[@branflakes5303]

"GET THE BLACK ONES, THEY'RE LESS JAIL TIME", 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@donnaanloague7590]

I’m the first to watch ❤❤❤

[@harleysummers]

I feel like the first shot on camera for tj displayed her and 2 children in the video

[@kmdiamond]

Why are they so sure it's Brandon? Fingerprints are really sketchy and are barely proof at all. They're basically laughable and bear almost no probative value when it comes to legal proceedings, so I don't know why they'd put so much stock into them here. No offense.

[@michaelgilreath1025]

It's not unusual for the missing to not being found. How misguided are you?

[@mr.e.484]

First