5 Strange Cases of Missing People Found Decades Later

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When someone has been missing for a long period of time, hope of them ever being found alive begins to dwindle and with good reason, as they are very often never located. In some cases, however, the unthinkable happens when missing people turn up alive, decades after they vanished.
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[@Pixiebear2]

Judith just abandoned her son and left him in the wind for 18 yrs, n has a new family, then her scary husband did the same thing 3 months later, how were neither of them charged with child abandonment unless where they were didn't charge for it

[@Santana2163]

Exactly. That story makes zero sense to me

[@heidih3048]

I thought the same thing, but then I thought that maybe Judith wasn't charged with child abandonment because her son was left with her husband. Perhaps the husband was charged with child abandonment, though.

[@elinalukaziak693]

Makes me sick when mothers do this. Don't have kids if you're not gonna raise them. Using up the police's resources too 😒

[@JosieReddingtonDeSanta]

that little lady with dementia got a piece of my heart

[@janehealey6688]

God bless you to ;-)

[@Jessica-yv9gn]

You’d think they could find something out about where she has been for 42 years. She had to have some interaction with someone

[@ehrgeiz5649]

What are you trying to say? Use periods and comma's.

[@otaku1524]

Do remember both the Flora and the Alex Cooper stories

[@argentinekushqueen]

…. She left her 3 year old son and started a new family 😲 “ since Judith did nothing wrong “

[@CAKS90983]

You need a license or permit for most things but they'll let any scumbag have a kid

[@argentinekushqueen]

@@CAKS90983 agreeeeddddd

[@miriamsalazar7602]

THANK YOU😤👏👏

[@sandeesimons6045]

What do you mean Judith did nothing wrong? What happened to her 3 year-old son that she failed to pick up? If she knew the husband was violent, why leave that poor innocent child? I hope he had a decent life, despite BOTH of his parents running out on him.

[@kamanonickname]

Legally. Police said that.

[@mkip2147]

Nah Judith gets no sympathy from me no matter what. You just don't abandoned your 3 year old.

[@kerinohwithatwist]

To up and leave your own child behind with a person who is known as abusive is just as wrong

[@Fireprincess161]

Sadly, if she'd taken the kid there's a chance they would have gone looking for her harder because it would be a case of kidnapping.

[@nikitadondiva]

I wish ppl wouldn’t pass judgement on abuse victims. It’s much harder to disappear with your child especially if you think your spouse will kill the both of you.

[@elinalukaziak693]

@@nikitadondiva I get that but her child is the one who suffered the most. He's the one I feel bad for.

[@nikitadondiva]

@@elinalukaziak693 It’s easy to sit in judgement of situations you’ve never been in. People always think they know how they’ll act in any given situation. I understand why she did what she did. I wouldn’t want children with an abuser period. I want no ties to that person. I can say that because I’ve been in that situation and I’m not having no child with a person like that. You can be compassionate without compromising your own beliefs.

[@mjriemen]

We dont know. Just because the father was abusive to Judith, he may have not been abusive to the child at all. Its very easy to speculate, but we have zero idea if he was abusive to the child. We only know the father was abusive to Judith.

[@raquelquezada598]

Melvin and Jaqueline left behind families and children. His daughter said in an interview “Not sure whats worse, thinking he was dead or him just leaving?” SMH, pretty selfish IMO.

[@josi4251]

9:05 "Flora was reported missing as a missing person." Well, yes.

[@aprilgraham-tash1124]

Flora (Story #2) was still able to talk more than "one or two words" when she was found. She said she fled from an abusive relationship, but never thought anyone would care enough to look for her. 😢💔

[@aarontaylor4967]

The third one is nuts. A woman vanishes in 1965. 34 years later her sister spots her in a supermarket but instead of rushing over just gets "called away to help another checker." I'm pretty sure her colleague could have waited!

[@prudencepineapple9448]

#5 I feel so sorry for her 3 year old she left behind.

[@JosieReddingtonDeSanta]

how the fuck could the first woman just get up and leave her child?! he must have blame himself all that time. "I must have done something wrong for mommy the leave me". and then my dad also left me! "I'm so lonely. nobody wants to be with me!" that's just heartbreaking

[@neganmactavish2806]

My grandmother was in a similar situation and ran while her children were still young. She was terrified, pregnant but knew her children would remain safe and well unlike her if she continued to remain. Times are different now but back then (and for some places in recent years) it was a little more difficult due to laws and people’s reactions. It might be the saddest choice but he wouldn’t grow up to witness the toxicity.

[@Igor_ogi]

She actually abandoned two children

[@Igor_ogi]

@@neganmactavish2806 To talk such bullshit, you must be the son of one of the children your grandmother did not actually abandon.

[@neganmactavish2806]

@@Igor_ogi Actually the son of one of the children she did abandon. They resented it for a while but expressed they understood why she did it. ETA: I gave my family’s history as an explanation because of the similarities of the situation. It was not in anyway a message to push justification. Your reaction was uncalled for.

[@Igor_ogi]

@@neganmactavish2806 You are right. It was completely uncalled for and I apologize. I still think that the mother is terrible for leaving her children behind. This can’t be in any shape or form be love.

[@morskivuk7331]

You went to Cranbrook, that's a private school.

[@jasonlacyashton]

I was soooo hoping someone else caught that ❤️

[@jessicahurst-voeltz289]

My heart breaks for Judiths first child. Inagine finding out your mother is alive and abandoned you to create a new family and life. 😭 i hope he's healing.

[@Monada79]

I think Flora left because she started to get early stages of dementia and didn't want to burden her family...

[@fabiennegauthier4258]

She was 36 years old, I'm thinking she left an abusive husband

[@ehrgeiz5649]

6:25 later that day she was in a car with friends then randomly 6:38 When her friends asked where they had taken her they refused to answer. How does someone refuse to answer their own questions?

[@prekrasnyymechtatel6156]

He started getting terrible about a year ago. He started mispronouncing words and names and didn't seem to try now he just phones it in. I only came here to see how many people are still listening to him.

[@maybethprimrose9028]

The narration is so sloppy with missing words that make it into nonsense. Here he should say ‘her friends were asked’ but the ‘were’ is missed out. In case 1 he says - talking about a missing man - she asked if she knew where she was’ instead of ‘he was’. Is it terrible editing or a computer programme glitching?

[@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353]

Another great upload. Thanks ty!

[@danikaarsenault3088]

as someone with the same last name as the guy from number one, the actual way to pronounce Arsenault is; Are-son-oh. Also, the coincidences of that guy and my family is scary. I lived in Cranbrook BC for a few years when I was a small child, my mother lived in Hamilton ONT for a few years as well, and the fact that we have the same last name, scary

[@MikeSmith-cn6ub]

Well that last name isn't Smith or Jones. So in my opinion you HAVE to be kin to him because it's not a name you hear every year. Think mcfly think. Related fir sure same family tree not only same tree probly same branch. Your grandpa and his grandpa were probly brothers.

[@liambehan6940]

Awesome videos

[@auroraboobiealice6352]

Strange cases indeed.

[@mistiharrison4104]

Idk, the woman who left her child..... I have been in this situation my personal experience is I had an abusive husband and 2 children. I thought about leaving without them cause he would kill me before he allowed me to take them. So I finally did leave only for child protection to take them from me for failure to report and protect. And then they gave the girls to the abuser. ... jsut for him to brainwash them and have them believe I was some run around didnt care about my kids kind of woman. And now have strained relations with them.. the system sucks

[@mistiharrison4104]

I should add that he abused the girls . They told the school the school reported him. They took the girls but fostered them with his family then the girls finally told the cps that they had lied. They didn't. They was jsut brow beaten into sayin that. These days he turns them into cps for their kids when they dont answer the phone to him or don't leave their husband's or some other narcissistic behavior he uses to control them. Still.

[@MarcoPolo-nw6lk]

Strange cases before bed 👌

[@chrisdavidoreilly5073]

Hi Ty wow you get around I bet love your narration keep it up ❤️🇬🇧👍

[@dznutzonfyre4432]

Crazy how grown ass people just run away from their problems because they are afraid of confrontation. Child mentality. Especially the third story

[@OWOT-re5jf]

Did nothing wrong?? Cost police detective time and money and abandoned her child? Over a guy who ends up abandoning their child? Selfish and cruel people.

[@lynnesummers-noble5029]

In no. 3, how utterly selfish to just disappear, worry family for years causing enormous trauma. If she were my sister/daughter, I’d have nothing to do with her once located.

[@qtbeddecor]

I scrolled through the comments to find someone who commented on story #3. With all the unsolved missing cases, this one is why it takes the authorities so long to get involved. They think every case is a 'runaway". After leaving their families to worry about them for all those years., and all they have to say when they were "found" is, "We want to be left alone". How selfish indeed.

[@gmanette188]

Thank you

[@anb3rlyn]

In Story 3 you lost me There's Jacqueline and a older sister (Walmart) Becky Then there's Leslie is she the sis that saw her hiding!? I even slowed the video down and put on closed-captions🤣🤣🤣and I'm still lost Oh well fingers crossed I get through 1&2

[@maddyluciano3029]

We had some weird cases in stanwood

[@jasonlacyashton]

Did he really say that the Walmart coworkers tried to convince her she had just seen an Angel instead of her sister? Wtf

[@caillew7618]

This is the comment I was looking for. Sometimes people worry me. I really hope that’s not what happened.

[@Angelicdoll88]

I live in fontana California too

[@caitycarine5412]

Judith did nothing wrong umm hello cops did y’all forget she abandoned her son and the cops had to use resources to look for her that cost money.

[@veronikahdelvalle8194]

That poor lady even though the dementia and all she has forgotten she still doesn't forget her herself by saying me I'm so terrified of dying like that and not knowing anybody have any saying it or who I am

[@janetskene3413]

I the 1st case, Judith was not charged with any crime - but how about her little son (3)? Sounds like a big case of ABANDONMENT to me! After she left (vanished) a couple of months later, her husband (the father of her only child, the 3 year old boy) VANISHED too! WHAT. DID THESE 2 PARENTS THINK WOULD HSPPEN TO THE CHILD THEY BOTH ABANDONED!?! Cruelty! Selfishly leaving him completely alone. Any horrible thing could happen to a boy just left like he was! MY GOD!

[@blueridger28]

That Russian soldiers hair is outta this world! Hasselhof turned up to 11.

[@DOHCtorJ]

Not enough ads.

[@mjriemen]

Everyone talking about the 3 year old child in the first case… I imagine after Judith disappeared the child obviously was taken care of by the father. Then after the father disappeared 3 months later it is more than likely the child went to live with other family members. Either grand parents or maybe an aunt or uncle. In most cases if both a childs parents die or something like that they will be placed with other family members. Its entirely possible that the child went to live with other extended family members and had a great childhood and grew up just fine. Having both parents disappear might have been the best thing to ever happen to the child in all reality.

[@davidmcdonald5068]

Yeah, being abandoned at Day Care by your Mother, who leaves you with a Man she is afraid of, should be celebrated as a Holiday for Dead Beat Parents. How dare other children who have been abandoned complain, this is really a good thing. After all, there is no difference between a parent passing away and one who treats you like trash, to be tossed aside and forgotten.

[@NickiSixx1]

If someone wants to disappear and they are grown ups, it’s up to them. But they should let someone know at least instead of costing the state money to look for them. That’s selfish in my opinion

[@deryantsosie2413]

Ain’t never been this early 😭

[@N3therWolf]

You have never been never been this early?

[@Tully_23_32]

They reported her missing as a missing person?!?

[@nikitadondiva]

Most mothers don’t abandon their children unless they felt they had no choice. It’s easy to call her a POS and act like women and their children aren’t murdered because the mother tried to leave and take the children with her. Sometimes they get lucky and take them once they’ve settled somewhere but it’s a risk when your ex knows where you live AND you have babies to protect. Sometimes the one parent brainwashes the children against the other. This shit gets complex when you’re forced to have joint custody with a monster.

[@vonbook1973]

If your mother abandoned you like that, would you have the same compassion? If so, more power to you...but IMO, eff Judith.

[@daveythesearcher]

Did you not upload this one already

[@netsk1679]

Theres literally loads of stories he keeps repeating, puts them up again under another heading, mixing them in with different stories. Notice it a while back.

[@ashleydailey7844]

The first person didn’t not do anything wrong. She left her son with someone she was afraid with. Why can’t these people just let their families know they’re at least alive. Selfish

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

Hm...i can understand the urge of disapearing. But to plan it... how can they not tell it, somehow ,so the family and friends dont have to search and have horrible thoughts about what could have happened ,for years? Thats so selfish and mean...

[@NickiSixx1]

Well, abandon your innocent child with a abusing husband IS wrong, doesn’t matter how you look at it. She could have picked up her child first

[@VictorRobotov00]

Some of these clowns are partly responsible for a lot of people that are reported missing, never to be found, because the police that get those reports and, enough times to make a jaw drop, just chock it up to, “they probably just ran away of their own volition”. The police’s part in that is an another story all together.

[@mjames7674]

I would like to request a UFO/extraterrestrial video, pretty please!!!

[@G-Star-Raw]

I'm sure he can make some up for you child!!

[@kathrynoneill5862]

Why did she leave her son?

[@issa.p6398]

People are on here judging that woman for leaving her child. Like you must have never been afraid for your life to where you have to leave everything behind. SMH so judgmental.

[@Grexen-bo6zp]

Nah you’re just rationalising her behaviour

[@mkip2147]

Her leaving her 3 year old abruptly is equally an abusive as her husband/partner.

[@sarahlewis5948]

There's many things she could have done before doing the extreme. She could have reached out for help at a battered woman's shelter, or gotten a restraining order and brought her son with her in her "new life". Just saying

[@issa.p6398]

@@sarahlewis5948 this was in the 60’s where being in an abusive relationship was literally looked over. There was no such thing as restraining orders or getting any help. Take a women’s history class and you’ll learn a lot before you decide to judge someone

[@issa.p6398]

I’m not rationalizing anyone’s behavior and if you in fact knew anything about women’s rights we really had none in the 60’s. Restraining orders came about in the 90’s so if she needed to escape and that meant leaving her child behind them so be it. Some of you will judge a person who’s in a domestic violence relationship and not look at the bigger picture. Sometimes you HAVE to leave everything involved even if you have children. Stop judging people and hear the FULL FUCKING story

[@ScaryPoppins]

You seriously need to find new stories. You've been on repeat for the last several months . You've done these stories before. Come on Ty, get it together.

[@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353]

Why not make your own video since you are fed up with this channel.

[@ScaryPoppins]

@@littlemisseatscrispsforbre5353 it's not my job.

[@tessuhhh1814]

Judith is selfish. She left her kids and her family. Dumb excuse Too

[@candiceyoung8244]

I'm just not going to say anything. This time,lol 🙄🤔🧐

[@kevywilliams3304]

Can’t listen to this voice ..

[@That-Google-Guy]

Foist

[@SebastianMaharaj_915]

First you mean?

[@trippy4674]

@@SebastianMaharaj_915 are you a teacher?

[@realitycheck3672]

What an intellectual comment 🙄

[@That-Google-Guy]

@@SebastianMaharaj_915 lol yeah, but with a stereotypical 50’s gangster accent