5 Strangest "Missing 411" Cases Ever That'll Creep You Out

[@wildlyunrulyadventures3942]

The work Dave Paulides does with regards to missing people is a tremendous service to the public. He keeps the names and their stories circulating and relevant so they are not forgotten.

[@freeman7079]

David Paulides doesn’t update cases, and he omits facts that are inconvenient to the overarching narrative he obviously pushes. I think he does important work, but he’s not perfect. Any time one of his cases are solved he completely ignores it; and he gets defensive when someone asks about new information about a particular case (like the Crazy Mountains case).

[@wildlyunrulyadventures3942]

@@freeman7079 What a crock of S**t. 😂🤣😂

[@wadegameshd1444]

@@freeman7079 plus he is an asshole. Sending a cease and desist to MrBallen yet millions of people were made aware of Missing 411 because of MrBallen.

[@pegleg2959]

@@freeman7079 totally agree. Also, he wasn't a detective like most people say, he was a traffic cop that was fired for fraud.

[@gbecks3672]

@@pegleg2959 what? Where did you read that? In all of his 411 documentaries he says in the beginning he was a detective for 30 years. He has talked to some important people. I’d be shocked if he told the whole world a lie that would be so easily figured out.

[@patricialuna3016]

I'm glad that you are giving David Paulides recognition for the this show and that all the content is a result of his research. Also thank you for keeping these missing cases in the public eye.

[@michelletaylor7484]

I'm 😊😊kukukunj😅 Thank o😮

[@kalt7990]

Yeah but who didn't know that by now?

[@Looshmal]

@@kalt7990 True, but if you don't credit him (and even if you do) Paulides gets bent out of shape and posts whiney videos about how people get views off of his work while ignoring his channel.

[@melissacole6999]

@@Looshmal he's channel is sooo boring that's why people go to other channels for missing 411 info

[@Looshmal]

@@melissacole6999 IKR!? He’s a good author and researcher, but he’s got a way of making a mysterious and exciting story as bland as dry toast. Like Megamind says to Titan, “You lack….PRESENTATION!”

[@OutsideAdventures_6]

I’ve hiked Vesper and let me tell you saying it is difficult is a huge understatement. It is super steep and long, very exposed and parts where there’s really no trail and huge cliffs. Lots of places to fall and not get found. My heart goes out to anyone who knew Sam as it is tragic, but I honestly think this is quite explainable. There are reports of her descending the other side of vesper and that place was so rugged I doubt anyone would be found in that place.

[@CodieV]

I totally agree. A girl I once knew actually got lost there after slipping down a steep incline due to slippery trail/mud. She was found by search and rescue 24 hours later, but when she talks about her experience it seems like they really found her by sheer luck. It is incredibly dangerous in some parts, and she was an experienced hiker already.

[@OutsideAdventures_6]

Wow, I’m glad she was found! The terrain up there is stunning but, very dangerous and we need to be careful when there!

[@frances9975]

This is the problem with positioning a lot of these cases as unexplainable. A lot of them are explainable. People don't always realize how big these areas are or how dangerous or how easy it is to get lost in nature.

[@serialshagster6651]

@@frances9975 most people understand that and so does SAR! These people are highly trained Individuals. Sometimes with experienced search dogs that cannot find a scent trail. SAR doesn't play around, they search everything. If you have never been with them while sear hing then you may not get it, but I have so I know how it is searched. Nothing is left unturned. Also, how do you account for someone being on the trail heading in, dead, five days after the search has ended? It's not just that they went missing. You can't just vanish, regardless of how rugged an area is, or how easy it may be to get lost in any one area.

[@jacstackz]

@@serialshagster6651 agreed. what usually makes the cases weird/unexplainable is how these people are founded usually days later in places that had already been searched. but i’m sure some have a logical explanation too. there’s thousands of them so anything is possible

[@ThiefOfStars]

The more I delve into Missing 411 cases, the more convinced I am that there's something more sinister going on. The problem I have with all the 'plausible' explanations for these disappearances is that it's not just that these people simply 'go missing', but that they seem to vanish without trace... even predators, serial killers, accidental falls, injuries etc. would leave behind a trace of SOMETHING... a murder weapon, blood, DNA, remains, scent, torn clothing, footprints, tire marks... something... but the thing that most of these cases have in common is that these people seem to just stop existing... like even their footprints and scent just... stop? You can't convince me that's not worthy of further investigation.

[@Strum2223]

I've never been out west. Here in Appalachia -- 100 percent you can get deep enough where no one will find you. The 411 is definitely hard to wrap my mind around even fully believing in facts and rational explanation.

[@mnsqu]

Because obviously something supernatural is doing it It's only going to keep you more an more confused if you don't wake up an accept this fact

[@VinceAndRosGetCancelled]

you need to see the latest 411 movie. the ufo connection

[@raymondaronhalt9168]

@@VinceAndRosGetCancelled really? Where can I find it?

[@einzweichschein]

As someone who lives in the other side of the world, I can only say that they most likely were slipped into another dimension and stuck there. It's usual occurrences here in where I live. And to pull them back if they're still alive, one needs a tremendous effort and preparation to do it. Not to mention that not everyone can do that kind of feat.

[@amsf1]

Going to a national park by yourself is crazy. There are cases upon cases of missing people

[@ericbutler739]

And if you do go bring a gps, bear spray and if possible a sidearm.

[@alexrogers9051]

There’s cases upon cases of people missing in the city as well

[@deevillarreal9475]

Most Definitely

[@deevillarreal9475]

​@@alexrogers9051 ocean / everywhere

[@edwinner100]

agreed anyone doing this shit needs to smoke some kush why on earth are you going into the fucking forest for fun like turn on comedy central or ride a bike weird ass shit

[@f.l3450]

All missing people cases are creepy ,no matter the location.

[@janinedennard5076]

The thought of ferel people + unscrupulous people hiding out in National Parks waiting and lurking for unsuspecting people really doesn't seem far fetched after listening to 411 Missing + programs like this!

[@hardver8855]

I am assure that there are loners and crazy hermits deep in parks, who find amusement in stalking and hurting hikers and foreigneres, strangers, tourists in general.

[@leequinn2733]

I think Dennis Martin was taken by a feral man. How this person was able to snatch him from behind a tree with others in the area I can't figure. The family that claimed they heard a scream then saw someone running, carrying something covered possibly a person makes me think that. I totally agree with what you said. BTW Gary Hilton was a serial in national parks.

[@chiefelephanttuskbong8081]

There's definately feral, mountain type people that have lived really deep in the woods for generations along the Appalachian trail and I'm sure other places as well that are dangerous and I'm sure are responsible for some of the people who have just vanished without a trace

[@rjchavers9267]

I've watched David over the years and am sub'd to his channel. Can't help but feel a bit of heartache for him knowing his son is not with him. The holidays can really suck when you have lost someone you truly love.

[@aladygunslinger6469]

I love Missing 411 its just staggering and eerie on a whole new level of thought-provoking madness.

[@robmack8342]

Perfectly stated! That sums it all up completely.

[@RoyChadwick51]

It’s obvious . Alien abduction

[@LJizy]

It's the unknown factor. The end result is always dull and in a strange way almost a letdown once we learn what really happened...

[@MyName1992]

Nita Mayo isn’t the only person to vanish without a trace at Donnell vista. Another woman vanished whilst there in a situation exactly the same as Nita’s. Just her car was found with her belongings inside. Also a man vanished without a trace literally just down the road from Donnell vista. Whilst searching the area though they found the remains of another woman in the area which they’ve never identified It’s featured in the Missing 411 documentary

[@TempleOvBlackLight]

A lot of folks need to remember that actual Missing 411 cases that Paulides talks about are so strange because rational answers have been exhausted. Those that make the criteria are bizarre in the fact that animal attack, human involvement/foul play, getting lost, etc. just don't answer what happened to these people. No trace of them after thorough searches that cover a huge perimeter that they wouldn't have been able to get out of in the timeframe, search dogs stopping in the middle of tracking and refusing to go on or like the scent just stopped like the person just flew away, those that are found are sometimes on the other side of a mountain range and barefoot way out of the range of what they could have physically made it and especially barefooted, people disappearing almost right in front of others they are with and yet no trace of them is ever found.

[@dazed1nyc]

The strangest one to me is Carl Landers who vanished on Mt Shasta. It was a snow covered mountain, full visibility, the guy leaves the camp to start walking, his friends turns around for a moment, turns back and the guy is gone. Footprints in the snow just stop in the middle of nothing. Almost every other story, although weird in their own way, involves the missing person being alone or in the woods or a creak or river nearby soo as unlikely as the possibilities may be, at least there are some options. This guy had really only one direction he could go besides the way they all just came from and any steps taken would have been visible in the snow. The guy just vanished mid step it seems like.

[@eadad]

Aliens

[@owainmeurig]

He was 69 and had complained of feeling unwell, the only mystery is where his remains are.

[@bertkilborne6464]

Another strange thing is That I 'Liked' this comment before I ever saw the video

[@bertkilborne6464]

Thunderbird

[@NatureLover-62]

I implore anyone who take on solo hikes to purchase a satellite phone and give their loved ones detailed information regarding their hikes. As someone with an extensive hiking history, always prepare for the worst as conditions can turn on you you without knowing how treacherous the wild can be. It’s always best to side on the ere of caution when traveling through any type of wilderness.

[@Archies_Bunker]

I concur

[@bjaggs221]

No

[@leequinn2733]

I completely agree with you 100% but if your read the sad story of Dr. JIm McGrogan who went missing in 2014 and was found deceased you will see he took all the necessary precautions but it still didn't save him. Very strange death. Better to be prepared all the same.

[@judim5379]

And also a gps location beacon device thingy. (Proper name of them escape me at the moment. Don’t judge me I haven’t had my coffee yet this am)

[@jimbob465]

I cant afford the device and monthly subscription for service and no one loves me. Been going into the back country for years and I'm still here....

[@MichaelWilliams-ti7pn]

This and the CCTV ones are my favorite ones from Ty

[@seandelap8587]

Apart from the alopecia Sam was the spitting image of her mother Lisa it's tragic what happened to her and I hope answers are found in her case

[@joshcantrell8397]

So her mom first says she didn’t fall victim to a mishap in the park, then goes on to say that she might’ve gotten injured Deep in the park and ran out of food…

[@mushroom6707]

Nope, investigators said she might mightve been injured.

[@PrayThenBreathe1528]

This part literally happened as I read your comment 👀 weeeird

[@leequinn2733]

My top 5 strangest missing persons, and or deaths, Stacy Arras, 14, 1981. Tom Messick, 82, 2015. Zigmund Adamski, 56, 1980. Paul Michael LeMaitre, 65, 2012, Jim Carter, 32, 1950. Very, strange cases. Also disappeared from Donnell Vista Pat Tolhurst in 2014 and Breck Phelps in 2016.

[@robmack8342]

Good List! Dennis Martin is my #1. Green Berets along with a couple of FBI agents arrived there and wasn't talking to anyone. Green Berets don't show up for a missing civilian. They were locked and loaded hunting something.

[@YOUR-LOCAL13]

We know the Parks Service is hiding something about the Stacey Arras case, since they won’t release information about it. I’m really sick of our government covering up so many things to the public.

[@pyewackett5]

Glad you included Zigmund Adamski. One of the strangest from the UK

[@BastardKitty]

The Stacy Arras case drives me bonkers. What the heck happened? She walks around the corner and BAM she’s gone.

[@leahhuntz6236]

Tom messick one was very odd. He was partly blind or deaf and cldnt move far unassisted. Then their is the trap closing sound that was heard and he was with ppl...

[@TheDealMaster]

I love David Paulides. Keep up the good work!

[@standforhumanitariancauses4756]

The crazy part is that , after all these incidents, why would any logical , intelligent person go hiking by themselves?

[@AndiSplatterpunk]

Because of missing 411 I don't go hiking..or walking..or leave the house. I'll just stay safe here on the couch:)

[@luordonez657]

Same here! 😊

[@robertguenther9537]

It's not about being scared, it's about observing what's already there.

[@PepsiCola298]

I'm with you 👍. It's a War out there..

[@rosiered3403]

After watching Mr. Ballen's channel, I will never go hiking, camping, cave exploring, diving or go on vacation 😁

[@mikepellerin4611]

@@rosiered3403 Or anywhere near Bell's Canyon!

[@ANDREA-kk2gx]

I know I'll probably get called crazy but I swear there's another realm that these missing people go...

[@PrayThenBreathe1528]

Like the show La Brea. Well, they fell through a sink hole into a different time haha but yeah. I guess anything is possible.

[@robmack8342]

I'll get called crazy too but I think it's something coming from underground taking them. Something like the Predator that can take someone so quickly without being seen or leaving any evidence behind. Just a thought. A different realm could definitely be it too. It's all just incredibly mind boggling.

[@Nopaants]

Yeah, you’re crazy.

[@36minutesago7]

Crazy.

[@VictoriaMarch13]

I think it's called the spirit realm 😳 jk.. kind of!

[@cadillacdeville5828]

I immediately thought of Mr Ballen and David P

[@Cassiegraham559]

I'm sub'd to both

[@kc9770]

Hiking isn’t dangerous if you are smart and prepared. Hiking alone is always a no go.

[@Albertanator]

Yet sadly so many people to hike solo....yes....it is not wise in the least .....

[@cmax4488]

Thank you for citing Dave Paulides! He is awesome. Great video, thank you!

[@nzr4674]

Let's review the safety rules for hiking. 1) Don't hike alone 2) Take photos regularly 3) Bring more than enough supplies for the day. 4) Bear repellent

[@NotChefCook]

Doggies ... at least two strong and sizeable pups , and some weaponry . Wouldn't dream of hiking without 'em .

[@Albertanator]

@@NotChefCook Yeah...good idea...weapons and big pooches!!!

[@andreajohnston1520]

How about "just stay the f*ck away from woods and hiking" lol! Would NEVER EVER CAMP OR HIKE ANYWHERE! These 411 and other creepy stories would never get me to camp or hike! I've seen my OWN horrifically scary weird shit that I cannot ever explain! I seen it in broad daylight..so no f*cking way would I go out at night! All these people are gone..forever..rest in peace to them all,and my love,hugs,prayers and sympathy goes out to all they're relatives and close friends.

[@seandelap8587]

Unless I knew an area like the back of my foot I would never go hiking anywhere certainly not if i wasn't familiar with it

[@leequinn2733]

And remember don't go hiking alone. And if in a group following one another don't be first and especially not last in line and don't bushwhack. Matter of fact it's safer to just stay home.

[@kinnymane8593]

Wait, but how would you ever get to the point where you are familiar with an area if you only go places you’re familiar? 😂

[@jasonvanatta8508]

I was fighting fire in a wilderness area, very remote In northern Idaho, we had to be flown in by helicopter. we found a man's body stuck in the rocks along the Salmon River. I later learned he had fallen from a raft and washed away. if we hadnt found him, grizzlies would have carried him away and his family would have thought he disappeared.

[@Albertanator]

Was the body quite decomposed by the time you found him?

[@mamapoch1915]

I can't imagine losing a loved one and never knowing what happened to them. Others may speculate and there may be morel likely solutions than others but that doesn't take away from the fact that they are gone and you don't know why. I can't fathom that.

[@VictoriaMarch13]

Me too. It's one of my worst fears especially as a mother.

[@allylabar21]

1:18, a very strong girl, and what a way to stop the bullies in their tracks!

[@wjones284]

Cody may have walked in to find the thieves had returned to finish looting the cabin

[@christinaringer2215]

Police have said they believe the cabin had been broken into days or weeks prior. Most don’t believe the break in and disappearance are related, the police said only keep them linked to bring attention to his case. We all miss Cody desperately. Please keep an eye out wherever you are.

[@wjones284]

@@christinaringer2215 Thanks for that detail, it's all so strange. Thoughts and prayers for Cody and all who miss him

[@bellevicious2862]

My problem with Missing 411 is this dude acting like it’s somehow weird that people go missing in National Parks which are huge wilderness areas visited by millions of people every year. Like duh of course many people go missing there.

[@AnnaVaughn4351]

Thank you for this content. So sad for those families who are missing their loved ones.

[@benjalucian1515]

Obvious that Cody kid was killed by the burglars. They came back to ransack the cabin some more and found him there. He ran for it and they caught and did away with him. Was a mistake not to immediately call the police when he saw the cabin had been broken into.

[@bertkilborne6464]

Cartels

[@weathermanofthenorth1547]

I actually live only a good 45-55 minutes away from where Nicholas's vehicle was discovered, almost straight to my west. I remember his disappearance. To say the least, it's one of the many baffling cases. I can confirm that the area is heavy forest, with the nearest town being Mountain. It's also very close to the scar of the EF-3 tornado that happened back on June 7, 2007.

[@chuckkincaid986]

Y'all need to do more 3+ hour compilations please. I love this channel and watch all the compilations

[@michellel564]

Cody's story I find it odd that they left all those things in that cabin in it is a vacation house? I mean who leaves their jewelry at the vacation house if they're not on vacation there? I sure as s*** wouldn't.

[@Albertanator]

Exactly what I was wondering about....who leaves jewelry in their cabin???

[@jasoncasey6667]

My Mother loves to go to hills and mountains..I always tell her to be careful I just hate them and feeling very creeped out about them honestly

[@kcorn12kc]

My prayers for those missing and their families.David is very good at investigating these case's.I know you guy's pick certain ones...but Definitely check out the one with the missing military guy.Who although was eventually found...but the Erie thing was how his body was found,and the one with the college kid who went missing in his parents backyard.Even Mr Pauldies said those two case's freaked him out...but you guy's narrative was 👍

[@Forsoothious]

The question is..... What is the driving force behind these disappearances?

[@slicedbread5692]

@@Forsoothious Sasquatch

[@kcorn12kc]

@SCP Mekhane The Broken God Exactly! I don't know if you get to check out many of these types of cases...but their was an incident with a guy and his son...living in rural America....he tried to tell about strange happenings...and the authorities scared him so much that he said he's decided to keep silent...I forget which story it was...but he did talk to David about this...some years back.

[@Forsoothious]

@@kcorn12kc Damn, scary shit. Something straight out of Twilight Zone.

[@robmack8342]

@@Forsoothious I've followed so many cases from the Missing 411 that I'd love for something to be rational about it all. I fear that's not the case. Whatever it is, I believe is taking people from underground somehow. National Parks make about 4-5 billion dollars a year. They're gonna keep quiet about info they have but they know something. The military knows too. Dennis Martin's case of 1969 proves that. Green Berets are never called into a civilian's disappearance. They came armed and was hunting for something. I doubt we'll ever find out but it sure would be nice to have something that would make a little sense to all of these cases.

[@georgebernstein12]

Those cases were some of the least mysterious of DP’s cases

[@Albertanator]

Pretty much....not much mystery at all here....

[@rushslayer8647]

Why would he leave with a half eaten plate of food on the table? And if that’s the case, how did they know that he only took a water bottle with him and his phone? That seems a little odd to me

[@cryptonize2105]

Never hike alone

[@grrrrbabyverygrrr8165]

Along where?

[@christinaringer2215]

Thank you for giving Cody’s case some attention. Everyone would love to know if he is safe and sound 😢

[@jesstaaa]

How come the photos of him at the end look like two completely different people?

[@michaela6147]

Never ever hike alone

[@grrrrbabyverygrrr8165]

Along where?

[@michaela6147]

@@grrrrbabyverygrrr8165 Typo

[@grrrrbabyverygrrr8165]

@@michaela6147 I know, I was teasing you lol

[@Toolness1]

Don't go hiking in remote areas alone, and if you absolutely insist on doing so please take protection of some sort and a GPS emergency device. They aren't crazy expensive and your life is worth it. I see ones as low as 199 and a Garmin for 250. At least give yourself a fighting chance if something goes wrong.

[@Bonz-vc8zd]

Strange how some of the ones who were found were found dead, naked, clothes neatly placed near body and dead from internal damage or cold atmosphere but no scratches or cuts on the body. Almost like they were dropped from the sky.

[@dekaywill4572]

Pure bullchit.

[@rexiiforsure9558]

About 12 years ago my friend’s cousin Tim was leaving his house around 7:3o am to get bagels and bring them into work. He told his wife Jill he would be home for supper at the regular time. But what was normal soon faded and fear took over Jill when at 10am Jill’s friend happened to call and mentioned she just saw Tim’s truck at the plaza around where the bagel shop was. Jill quickly verified that Tim never arrived at work and when around looking for Tim. he didn’t home by supper time. Searches and investigations over the following days and weeks yielded nothing. Still nothing to this day 12 years later. My friend insists his cousin wouldn’t have ever disappeared on purpose, and thinks he probably ran into some sort of foul play m. I found it especially creepy that nothing was ever found, no personal items, no scent being picked up by search dogs, even helicopters and drones where employed…there where hiking trails on the area to the south …cold case from the start. (I’ve used fictitious names to protect the privacy of those involved)

[@paulogaviola5522]

"I am scared to go outside because of 411 stories, Ill be safe here.." Spontaneous Human Combustion: Oh are you now?

[@adamantium4797]

Hahah

[@rushslayer8647]

Thanks for actually giving Dave Paulides the credit he deserves, instead of just ripping him off like so many other channels do and get paid for like they actually did any investigating whatsoever. And I know it’s stupid, but by the way, his last name is pronounced “Paul-I-Deez”. You get a subscribe for that honesty and you actually did a great job with the video too

[@mysteriouslost23]

Sam's story is so sad. Thanks of these cases.

[@heatherknowles6946]

Thanks for sharing Ty 🙏💙

[@seandelap8587]

Often it's the dog that is found and it's owner remains missing but Nicholas and his dog both ended up disappearing the fact that the collar was found but not the dog indicates that both of them ended up getting kidnapped and the person responsible took the collar of the dog and threw it where it was found

[@Archies_Bunker]

If so wouldn't they have fingerprints?🤷

[@chaoswitch1974]

Or he killed himself, taking his dogs life first. He first removed the collar so that people would know that they had been there. He is responsible for his own disappearance for whatever reason.

[@Mattnoble80]

I am a tremendous lover of the unknown because it is such an emotional high when they are found and become known. These are stories that are truly horrible and hope for a means to an end, closure for the families.

[@angelaa3732]

Happy Holidays from Germany!! Starting off this day right. :) Thanks.

[@pattycake8272]

What time is it there?

[@angelaa3732]

@@pattycake8272 I am nine hours ahead of California

[@pattycake8272]

@@angelaa3732 wow okay

[@Jaker2123]

The Cody Matthews case … was there other cabins in the vicinity? Or how remote was it? Just curious.

[@chiefelephanttuskbong8081]

Please everyone don't go hiking alone if you can avoid it, especially in National Parks, there's just way too many stories of solo hikers vanishing without a trace. Stay safe everyone 👍

[@d1user]

Wat if ur a grown man that hikes to work? Should u get ur mum or dad to drop u off and pick u up?

[@penelopeplimsoul3617]

Very solid advice.

[@maxalberts2003]

@@d1user Who hikes alone across a National Park to get to work?

[@d1user]

@@maxalberts2003 ppl that work in national parks. Furthermore the op implied hiking everywhere coz they said especially national parks.

[@jewlsamps5678]

@@d1user you don’t hike to get to work even if you work in a national park. Your comments not even make sense🤨

[@ednaatluxton4918]

If Samantha had gone missing in that place or even passed during that night the heat sensing cameras would have still picked her up since it hadn't been that many hours. But she went there many times. I believe the boyfriend she met on tinder staged it. Who supposedly saw her eating sandwiches? Was it someone else or was he nearby? What happened to his kids mother? He's a suspect to me

[@marissawalter5942]

She was seen in people photos climbing the mountain .. and many witnesses seen her eating at the top

[@davet766]

No evidence of thermal imaging picking up a dead body.

[@ninjificus]

@ 2:10 Lord, you really called that woman "Salmon"

[@pattycake8272]

HE DID

[@chiefelephanttuskbong8081]

😂

[@Kordon87]

I have learned to not go on solo hikes today.

[@marcoadan1]

I've always gone camping and hiking alone. On my failed AT thru-hike attempt i was by myself. I even accidentally went off trail and almost got stranded in freezing rain conditions, but I climbed my way back to the trail and made it to safety, albeit in poor condition. But I made it. Nothing will ever deter me from nature, accompanied or solo. I have a strong feeling a good number of these folks disappear intentionally. I've thought about it myself.

[@alexrogers9051]

People take these things too close to heart. Just use common sense when you do go in the wilderness and be prepared…don’t be too scared to leave your house or live your life.

[@drwdzz]

"She experimented with wigs." Wigs are a gateway hair!

[@seandelap8587]

Cody really does look like a character on Jurassic Park

[@rachelstephens3656]

Not that any missing persons case doesn't creep me out, but.... what was so creepy about these particular 5? I've heard and read about much, much creepier cases.

[@loretta_3843]

These people seem to all be described as experienced. The single thing they have in common is being out hiking. Goes to show you can never take this activity for granted and the most dangerous thing is actually being out there alone.

[@designingtheenemy5869]

I often wonder how different some of these stories would be if these people had a concealed carry firearms license.

[@leequinn2733]

There are many missing hunters, many highly trained, experienced. Paulides covered this. Whatever it is gets the upper hand and quickly, so very few have heard 3 warnings shots to alert for "help needed please come over". They and all their equipment goes missing. I truly believe some of these case are either intentional or accidental killings (either by friend or foe) covered up, killer hikes miles away from scene of crime. Others just don't make sense. Exp. Mel Nadel, Stanley Vigil.

[@MrSkill_420]

Not sure why these are the top 5. They are bog standard disappearances. 100s of people vanish without a trace each year. There are no auxiliary circumstances which make these cases extraordinary

[@markcharles6744]

Not saying it's what happened at all but I found it interesting that the Sam's boyfriend's story seemed to cover all the tracks if he was involved somehow. He normally hiked with her but was unable due to a previously unknown work engagement. It sounds like he got off work early enough to be at home waiting for Sam around 6pm when she said she'd be home. Then instead of immediately calling authorities for a search, he decides to go out himself at night to look over a massive area of rugged mountain, which would conveniently explain any tracks or evidence of him at any crime scene there. Again, not pointing fingers or assigning blame because I'm sure this poor woman fell or got lost and it's as simple as that but it is an avenue police should have probably ruled out, if they didn't.

[@robmack8342]

I was surprised to hear her mother list him doing something to her as one of the likely scenarios. She must've come to that conclusion somehow with something happening with them etc.

[@granolagirlGfunk]

I was suspicious of BF too. But the witnesses that saw her alone there show he wasn’t with her on the hike. But who knows 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@strypes0076]

Back in 2016 me and my roommate used to eat Chinese food or pizza watch this channel. First time seeing it pop up in years

[@Jeb51987]

Most don’t realize ‘missing 411’ means ‘missing info’

[@bertkilborne6464]

It's an ancient euphemism at this point, Like - I've got your 6

[@PrayThenBreathe1528]

Poor Cody. So strange, all of it.

[@freelanceopportunist559]

I don't know why, but I feel that Nicholas is ok as long as his dog is with him...

[@gabriellebernard198]

It's outrageous that we have GPS chips for cars and dogs but not for humans. Imagine all the heartache and grief we could avoid with a simple chip or bracelet. Children would be instantly located. Abductions would cease because you fond someoneI, in minutes.,. I've read that 60% of law enforcement budgets go to missing persons. The manpower used for the lost children is immense.

[@Gu3ssWhatsN3XT]

I doubt abductions would stop. It’s a nice idea on paper that they’ve already been talking about for years but I doubt a lot of people would really be down for them

[@carlywarchola774]

sickos would just cut them out of victims...

[@canadianmmaguy7511]

Let's all get a microchip in our right hands and wear clothing that says obey.

[@MrNobody91]

5:29 so, she just immediately blames ol dude? Is there evidence to back it up?

[@kristinareed9336]

There is nothing smart about climbing a mountain all day by your damn self.

[@Archies_Bunker]

Merry Christmas ⛄🎄 Ty and family 💞

[@shez5964]

Disappearances in national parks is not unique to the U.S. There's been a few in Australia that I've heard of over the years. About 10 years back a 50 year old experienced in this sort of environment went missing and no trace at all has ever be found.. He was employed as the top person in a large men's prison. No surprise there's been all sorts of theories.

[@chosokamosgf]

would rly appreciate if you featured more stories abt MMIW’s and other WOC 🙃

[@macioluko9484]

This is a fascinating topic. Just like Graham Hancock asking tough questions to archaeologists, David Paulides is asking tough questions to authorities.

[@aliciajackson8208]

I can’t put my finger on it but Vernon Cody Matthews looks familiar to me. I can’t place where I could have ever possibly seen him.

[@prestonwarren2692]

Stuff can go downhill so fast out in the woods by yourself. Just watch some videos of ppl falling in crevices or getting lost. Ppl die faster than you think. Especially if they are injured.

[@LaurenaLaCroix]

buy the research, books, ❤

[@Za7a7aZ]

Some of these 411 cases are really weird and can not be other than certain people sucked into the air and be dropped somewhere else..

[@leequinn2733]

Can't remember the name but some guy and his dog went missing while on a hike. He wasn't found but the dog WAS, high up on a mountain ledge accessible only if the dog had mountaineering experience and could climb a mountain sort of like some goats can. Lol! I swear I read this. The dog didn't say how he got there. Of course authorities were baffled! Gotta laugh sometimes!

[@RoseTarotRealm]

Looking forward to getting stuck into this. Happy new year all 🎉🎉🎉

[@losgkingslayer6188]

When I found out about David P. I thought I would debunk him after about 3 videos and 1 movie I knew he was legit 100% honest and truthful man and he's doing God's work may the lord bless him

[@MrsGypsumFantastic]

He’s pretty easy to debunk, try the Missing Enigma channel.

[@markcoleman7368]

I still don’t understand why people with all the missing people that end just vanishing into thin air she would go hiking by herself just isn’t smart and how can you not be prepare just in case

[@conqc20]

If you like the 411 stories, check out the channel of Mr Ballen, he does loads of these stories. Some of them are crazy.

[@fullSendernopretender]

Boring

[@asa9528]

I can’t watch him anymore his mannerisms and storytelling are so dramatic

[@moon-ud8tq]

Collection of most heartbreaking, missing person cases.

[@jaebee7643]

The 3rd incident with Cody, yea he's 6'3" 220 that's a pretty big guy. It blows my mind how these people jus dissappear. If it was foul play u would need a few people jus to subdue him. I jus dont understand...

[@tatevancleve1802]

Cody if he was searching for dinosaurs that would be paleontology work, not archeology work.

[@sticksbass]

y would they suspect sams boyfriend? what motive would he have?

[@sparrowflying864]

A lot of times I wonder if the dissappearance had something to do with the significant other.

[@TheVykingJoe]

Great video my dear friend but the first one is far from one Of the strangest.

[@jeffhough7460]

You can tell he did his research since he miss pronounced the name of the leading missing 411 caseworker

[@beerhammer1881]

And misspronouncing "Snohomish"

[@jannamyers6792]

I don't think people should hike alone.

[@whollymary7406]

Don’t go hiking alone without a fire arm not in your back pack but strapped to your body where you can get at it in an instant better be a .45 or .357 magnum to Pierce the thick skull of a bear, I believe in shoot first ask questions later

[@alishaparker315]

I like when there’s more than one pic of a missing person available Bc ppl look diff in diff lighting n angles so thank u for tht and also if it’s a man there should b a pic of them w a beard n wo a beard

[@kelligray1848]

Merry Christmas Ty!🎄🎁

[@deevillarreal9475]

Sam is gorgeous, what would her boyfriend have to gain. 🤷🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@rushslayer8647]

She’s not the only one to go missing from Darnell Vista under strange circumstances with their cars left behind, and they were nowhere to be found. It was another lady and a man, not together, at separate times. I believe the guy, but I might be mistaken, that was found at the bottom of the gorge weeks after the search ended, and that place was searched extensively for two weeks, and there’s no way he was there when they were searching. That’s just a strange place, and Dave Paulides talks about all three cases.

[@JackSkellington991]

Hetch Hetchy is truly a wild place, and I mean that figuratively and literally. My grandparents have lived just a few miles down the mountain from there since before I was born and it's a weird place