6 Most Disturbing Mysteries Solved with Google Maps

Here are the Most Disturbing Mysteries Solved with Google Maps. Featured in this video are 6 of the most disturbing, creepy, shocking, and scary unsolved mysteries solved with Google Street View.
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[@LizzyBlanchet-xe6my]

The one thing that confuses me about the first case is how tf that for nearly TWO YEARS nobody at the neighboring house realized there was a dead body in their yard. Thats insane

[@Angyal_Angyal]

It wasn't in their yard. It was down the hill from their yard. It's thought that she might have fallen down the hill through an opening in their yard. 🏡

[@jasonvargas7564]

@@Angyal_Angyaldo the neighbors not have functioning noses either? How do you not smell the rotting carcass of a human?

[@Angyal_Angyal]

@@jasonvargas7564 that could be due to numerous factors: • Wind direction • Temperature • Distance from their yard • Ignorance to smells 😇

[@effaroundfindout]

She was in DEEP thick brush that you can't even walk through. They have no idea how she got herself in there.

[@fahhcue850]

⁠​⁠@@stonevinland6072 Well to be fair, the wind doesn’t constantly blow in only one direction for two entire years tho.. Idk if you’ve ever had the displeasure of smelling human decomposition.. (hopefully not!) but unfortunately I have on multiple occasions and it’s absolutely unmistakable tho.. It also travels for quite a long distance too. It would seem that they for whatever reason didn’t bring in a cadaver dog, because if they had, it would’ve been able to pick the smell up from her front yard, given her proximity.. If I’d have to take a guess, I’d say it was fairly safe to assume that they didn’t have much experience with search and rescue. You start from the last known location and do what’s known as casting. Basically a circle grid, moving further out from said location. Especially with a elderly person who’s got something like dementia. Because it’s rather unlikely she’d of made it very far at all.. Had they done that, combined with a cadaver dog. They absolutely would’ve found her. But if I was a betting man, I’d say that the lack of resources, combined with inexperience was most likely the reason why she went unnoticed for that amount of time sadly.. I’m not going to say that I’m 100% correct. But what I am saying is that it’s a pretty reasonable assumption, that’s all. I also don’t think it’s anyones fault either. You can’t blame the people who were in charge for things that them may not have been well versed in… Basically people wouldn’t know what they simply may not know. Either way it’s a unfortunate situation for her and those who cared about her!!… 😔🙏🏼

[@sunlightangel87]

Poor Paulette. Alzheimer's is such a terrifying and sad disease. A local man with Alzheimer's went missing in my area too. He had wandered away from his house and walked along the frontage road, and had fallen in a drainage ditch. It's believed he succumbed to his injuries a few hours after falling in. Which means he had been lying there for hours, with cars driving past him and no idea he was down there probably yelling for help. His body was finally found 4 years later by construction workers servicing the ditch. His family was devastated. My neighbor had Alzheimer's and her daughter put alarms on every door, with an alert that would go right to her phone if the door was opened when she was distracted by chores. I truly hope that one day in the near future they find a cure for this horrible disease. Right now they don't even have a full explanation for it.

[@plasticfoods22]

Hopefully one day in the future. There are drugs there which slows down the worsening of Alzheimer's disease. That's a progress. But it'll be really difficult since the condition is characterized by reduction in activities of cholinergic nerves and there isn't neurogenesis after birth except in the hippocampus. But nothing is impossible.

[@storyteller6418]

I cared for both of my parents Alzheimer's.. Horrible

[@sunlightangel87]

God bless you and your parents. I helped to care for my neighbor, but I can't imagine its nearly the same as what you went through. Its one thing when its a neighbor but when your own parents you've known your whole life no longer know you, I couldn't even imagine. You are an amazing person for stepping in and caring for them. That's not easy for many people to do, even when it is their own parents @@storyteller6418

[@ZombieSazza]

I wonder if you can have some GPS jewellery made, like it maybe sounds daft but a necklace with some GPS device so if your relative goes missing you’d at least be able to track them? I obviously have no idea how feasible that is, but it’s something I’ve thought about before. My granddad had Alzheimer’s but he also had mobility issues, he recognised his granddaughters and grandsons (including me), but not his sons (my dad included), and didn’t remember his passed on wife (grandma). Last time I saw him I was 11 and my dad obviously was glad he remembered his grandkids but devastated his dad didn’t recognise him, his son, it just hurt so bad seeing him putting on a brave face as a kid. He was in a really nice care home along the banks of Loch Ness tho, he was from Drumnadrochit so it was a familiar location but with mobility issues they at least didn’t have to worry about him wandering off, but he was a lot more argumentative and easily angered as time went on. Just a terrible disease, I just can’t even imagine how it feels to lose your memories and feel like you’re losing yourself, I’d be angry too.

[@summerdreams7949]

The medication theyre given makes it worse, they need water!

[@SaintPhoenixx]

I've heard about that first case before and it always irritated me. "The police conducted an extensive search" became "They re-opened the case and found her like 8ft away from her house". Did the police officers just turn up, do a 360 spin and go "Nope don't see her, she's probably in a river. Bye!" I know they probably wouldn't have saved her but how extensive was the search if they found her next door?

[@collaborativedataaccounts3249]

You can't search from the air, cops. You need to canvas the area, you know, by foot patrol?

[@UberNuber]

​@collaborativedataaccounts3249 I'm trying to tell this story to as many people as I can because I feel it's an import moral When I was a 14 year old lad I went with a group of friends to a guy named Stuart "loose bum" Rennie's house. While there someone asked his mother how Stuart got the moniker Loose Bum. She started laughing and told us the tale of how she sent him to boarding school 4 year prior, when Stuart Loose Bum was 15. While he was there he provoked a bunch of the other boys and they sneak attacked him, beat him up and crammed a glass bottle up his rear end. The boys then smashed the bottle with a swift hit to the abdoment with a baseball bat. The damage to Stuart Loose Bums colon and anus was so extensive that he lost the ability to control his bowel movements for quite some time. During that time his mother started calling him loose bum and his peers started following suit. Stuart "Loose Bum" Rennie died of a meth overdose 7 years ago. You can look up his obit. His son is now a fenti addict. 😮 Don't be a Stuart Loose Bum. His life was without worth and his mother recognized the fact long before anyone else.

[@feelingtardy]

@@collaborativedataaccounts3249 seems like dogs would have made it pretty easy, too

[@feedsyoutube]

@@collaborativedataaccounts3249what do you mean you can’t search from the air? Most nearby agencies should have a heli

[@arniedee7251]

You overestimate the Belgian and even more Walloon police. Helicopters are scarce and the drone pilot was probably just a guy that kind of knew how to fly it. Frankly it amazes me one of the inspectors actually knew.about street view.

[@PrismaticSpray]

apparently "SOLVED" doesnt mean what i thought

[@e.k.1836]

Yeah should be more like “crimes and mysteries caught in Google street view”

[@NadiaSeesIt]

What? The cases were resolved with what was found on street view. If you can do a better job, make your own video

[@loupipeline]

Yeah that title was honestly misleading.

[@bluelead_1544]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@Meg_88]

Second story literally said they haven't found the culprits. That doesn't sound like a SOLVER case to me. Do you know and understand what "solved" means?

[@3emeraldangel]

Alzheimers is a horrible disease. I remember a woman who knew me as a baby gradually forget everyone. We caught her once leaving the house without her husband. Thankfully that was the only time as he later installed deadbolts on every door. It was heartbreaking seeing her look so lost. May she rest in paradise.

[@anthonylesley982]

Damn

[@Evan-zc5hv]

I bet she doesn’t remember you tho

[@naruii5160]

@@Evan-zc5hv”gradually forgot everyone” no shit

[@Maya-fn1me]

@@Evan-zc5hvYou do realise how fucking rude that is right?

[@Warrioruk]

Remembers me of an old woman who was the neighbor of my dad's gf when we lived in her house along with her kids. The old woman invited me over to her house after I came from school and let me eat. After me and my father moved back home a year later and visisted her 1-2 years after the time I sometimes visisted her she didn't recognize me at all. Probably was suffering from Alzheimer as well.

[@darkdoubloontv8906]

"6 disturbing mysteries" Number 5: Weed farm

[@misanthropiclusion]

strongest clickbait in the west

[@Alessandro191_]

😂😂😂

[@nwsportstilidie]

It's potentially disturbing to some.

[@rawmaw]

@@nwsportstilidie weed.

[@DKM910]

​@@rawmaw El weed

[@Spectru91]

man i feel so bad for the old lady😢😢😢 rest in peace

[@arniedee7251]

I remember the first one. The Walloon police force doesn't have the best reputation, so the drones might not have been high quality

[@shitneyb5562]

Oh hi again. Ok you're actually from the area, I thought we were being silly. It was actual incompetence.. Jesus.

[@arthurramos7586]

Yes but I guess the situation wasn't really the best either right? Like, if she fell on an area with dense trees the drones cameras may not have seen her, plus when a certain time passes after all organs failure ( AKA death ), the body becomes cold and so explaining why the thermal vision didn't capture her either. I just don't understand how the search dogs didn't smell her scent since she didn't go that far

[@vin-k4253]

I want to say hoppa

[@UnknownUser-fe5zu]

Must be nice to make such a huge mistake, not find someone 500 feet from their house and still be able to keep your job. If I make a mistake at work I get a write up. I’m a motorcycle mechanic….🙄🙄

[@arniedee7251]

@@UnknownUser-fe5zu exactly. Unbelievable. I mean come on, we are the country where the Malinois comes from. All of us were baffled at the time. The main comment (off the record) in Flanders: the Walloons of course.

[@Laniba12]

First story reminds me of a time I found a little old lady wandering. She'd caught a bus from her house to a major transport hub. Had the choice of trains, buses and ferries but wandered round the corner to my bus stop. It was a weekend, I was up much earlier than normal that morning and decided to catch a bus to the beach. In talking to her something seemed a little off but she was friendly. Then she mentioned she was looking for her mummy and older sister. After some questions it came out she thought she was 7. Later found out she'd gotten out of her son's home as the latch on the gate had broken, caught a bus. I found her just wandering around the city 50 minutes from home. Ended up shouting her breakfast in the cafe next to the police station while they tried to locate her family. The cafe staff were wonderful and didn't mind us sitting there for three hours until her son was located and arrived to pick her up.

[@poppy9742]

Awww how wonderful of you! I think things happen for a reason hun

[@Ctopw]

I remember my cousin kept telling me “Imagine if Google Maps solved a crime.” I recently thought about it and I was like no way it would actually happen, what were the chances Google Maps would solve a crime. But now that this video showed up (though it’s about mysteries instead of crime), it has proven me wrong and I could finally show something to my cousin to put his mind at ease.

[@MakORollit]

tell me what happened? what was his reaction?

[@Ctopw]

@@MakORollit wasn’t much, but I reminded him when he would always say If Google Maps solved a crime, then I sent him the link to this vid, he replied with “what the flip”

[@MakORollit]

@@Ctopw lmaoo cool, glad to know you've proven him right ahhaha

[@HateTheGameTX]

There was this lady that was missing for a couple years and somebody found her car deep in some woods by looking at Google Maps

[@Ctopw]

@@HateTheGameTX dang, was she found?

[@stoney-51999]

Title is a little misleading, as some of these cases weren’t even fully solved. But as always, I can never get mad at another Chilling Scares upload. I love this channel so much. Thank you for another great video 👍🏻

[@SweetpeaRie]

This is exactly how I feel! Thanks

[@jillijane9793]

Most of them!

[@chidieberenwadike4165]

He should probably change it to "captured", but yeah it's wrong

[@JayCGames2]

*I Am Door*

[@Antny.25]

Yess i agree! And I also want to bake pretzels !

[@missindependent1973]

For all the people who’ve disappeared and had cars, it’d be wise to check ponds, lakes, etc. we’ve heard of endless recoveries of people this way so you gotta think that of the others who’ve gone missing 😢

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

Ikr, just like Messi winning the World Cup

[@Voltomess]

yeah like always they don't want to waste money just to try to find something . It's obvious that many people fell from the bridge or whatever and they are on the bottom of rivers lakes ponds. But who's going to say hey lets check the entire lake maybe there is a car somewhere.....nobody cares unless they have a witness who saw the accident. I saw a guy on youtube he has his crew and they scan rivers and lakes from the boat with sonar and they found many cars with people inside. That is his job that's what he does for a living looking for missing people in the water.

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@Voltomess but do you think Messi won the World Cup ?

[@barryallen871]

​@@luisa.barrueta1822 Who's messi??

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@barryallen871 you don’t know who Messi is? Seriously? He is the greatest footballer of all time’

[@bdmeyers_art]

Mind boggling to have such an impressive search team and all these people/dogs/helicopters looking and she's across the street..

[@Speedrtr]

The first story triggered memories of similar experiences I had with my grandfather. He was a farmer and lived out in the country all his life. My grandmother was more or less disabled from a car accident in her 40s that broke her back so it made getting around hard for her. At that point, he had lost his ability to talk but could not only still walk but was very active and would roam. I tend to think it was from years of conditioning of checking on his crops and rain gauges. Occasionally he would manage to sneak out of the house. One summer I had come to visit and he managed to get through a door unnoticed in the morning. We searched for hours in sorching heat in woods, brush, and along the road. We were frantic to find him because it was so hot and thought he would surely die of heat stroke. We looked all day long, didn't eat, didn't rest. It was late afternoon before my uncles found him by their house in the bushes trying to stay in the shade soaked in sweat and blisters on his skin from being sunburnt. We got him the aid he needed then and he fully recovered. My heart goes out to this family and it breaks because I know that pain of watching someone you hold so dear and idolize fade away, bit by bit. Getting confused, mixing up words, giving up mid-sentence, not recognizing places, then friends, then family. The converstations just goes away little by little, then there's no talking, just grunts of frustration. Can't walk, can't use the restroom, can't bathe, can't understand life around you. After a decade of being forced to accept new normals, death is just bittersweet. The suffering is over for him and for us. But I was blessed to know him, for the lessons, for the company, for the days of playing tennis. I pray for those of you have had or will have to experience this disease. Cherish who you have, value that time, you don't know how precious it is until you can't.

[@greengirls246]

I am very sorry that this happened to you 😢

[@fairytale66133]

What a story, I am so glad you were able to find him and that he was able to recover. My grandfather has dementia so I understand. It is truly a heartbreaking disease

[@AllisonKretlow]

I'm praying that u feel better! I didn't expect 31 likes?! I expected more!

[@user-rq8xi8ol9l]

This might be a little weird, but the narrator's voice is actually so calming that I was falling asleep.

[@crpgdungeonsdragonsnight]

He had the nerve to ask how they found him? I don't know about anybody else but if I was in hiding, I'd be curious how I was found. That'd probably be one of the first things to come out of my mouth.

[@ScientistCat]

If you were in hiding *and smart* , you'd know better than have pictures of your face taken and put up on social media.

[@420JOHNNYBLAZEIC]

@@ScientistCathe got too comfortable

[@caryn3688]

I know stupid 😂

[@marceline4610]

Well when you have a public restaurant with a Facebook page you can’t be asking how they found you ☠️

[@crpgdungeonsdragonsnight]

@@marceline4610 that's fair

[@mcchillindaily4581]

I actually lost count of how many cases were not solved by Google maps in this video.

[@cerebrumexcrement]

two.

[@JayCGames2]

*I Am Door*

[@derpleyew]

@@JayCGames2wth

[@Hannah-dx4rk]

Wait there were 2 cases included that were never solved???

[@UZAIR326]

can u chill out

[@JayCGames2]

*I Am Door*

[@Mixedpixie]

@@JayCGames2😂

[@jj_1167]

@@JayCGames2*I AM A SURGEON*

[@TaiderineU3]

2:16 You can still see the 2020 Version by using the Time Maps

[@adamasagitprop]

I see it... That's some f*cked up stuff.

[@T_The_Asogian]

In the first story... I have no idea how the neighbours including the homeowner of the house and the authorities were not able to notice a dead body on the property. May that poor woman rest in peace and all the best to her family. T

[@malikevans2615]

Why are you putting a signature like it's a letter or something

[@GameDjeenie]

Paulette is still on Google maps... You know there's an option to see past dates... She's on the 2020 google view. You can even see her husband putting the laundry to dry behind the red house while Paulette goes out in front of the house. Creepy. They were few meters away and didn't even know...

[@Beck2524]

Its such a cool feature. I like to turn it back on my old street to remember how it looked when I was a kid, before they built a load of new houses at the end.

[@ArthurDowling-qi4or]

Gtfo. That is so fucking spooky. Chills man

[@railroadforest30]

@@Beck2524the 360 photo feature is also really cool

[@JayCGames2]

*I Am Door*

[@ArthurDowling-qi4or]

Ugh chills. Dementia might as well be another word for a zombie person. Both describe a body that's moving with no logic and reason and is unpredictable.and for some reason a woman is scarier in this condition. A dude would punch you or do something blunt force. A woman in the condition would probably claw at you and scream Creepy shit.

[@KelvinB1985]

6 Most disturbing mysteries solved by google maps where only 3 mysteries were SOLVED 😅

[@makyss]

And one of them wasn't even solved by google maps.. since the man saw the car with his own eyes lol

[@JayCGames2]

*I Am Door*

[@arjungreig4755]

What I find incredible about your narration is the moment you say ‘it’s chilling and scaring time’ and chill and scare all over the video. Truly one of the most phenomenal horror channels just for this. Bravo!

[@phantomray7240]

god i love it when he chill and scares all over the place

[@JayCGames2]

*I Am Door*

[@unloveableandre]

Mafia Guy case is very suspicious. I think somebody gave a tip to the police and they went from there. How do you end by chance on Street View and investigate a picture of a man on a corner? The faces are always blurred as well.

[@youreverythingchannel9490]

True I Bet someone sold him out.

[@chriswelcome8102]

Mysteries solved by Google maps Second story: Not solved 🤔

[@DS-um9hi]

Third story: Solved by a guy climbing a tree.

[@BK00000]

@@DS-um9hi Fifth story: I'm so disturbed that someone was growing marijuana.

[@LightningEthan]

I use Google street view A LOT, and the grainy camera stopped being used in 2009 , and the robbery happened in 2011, so that can’t be an image of the robbers.

[@TheLowest]

Have to say, this video is a large drop off in quality from his others. Hopefully it's a one off

[@jasonvargas7564]

@@BK00000the devil’s lettuce!

[@EphemeralProductions]

I’m sure the Italian guy knew the jig would eventually be up. I’m sure he tried to live the best he could and enjoyed life as much as possible during that time he was out.

[@Maki-00]

He was dumb to put his face on Facebook, knowing that he was a fugitive!

[@jasonvargas7564]

Why were Italian police looking at google maps in a random small town in Spain though? Did they not have anything better to do?

[@slytherinpotterharry]

​@@jasonvargas7564they probably thought they could use Google maps to locate him

[@ThirteenthDiget-lg3in]

So, neither the police nor the neighbor found the woman in their backyard? Great work. i hope I never go missing there. Oh, and the whole police force needs to be replaced. Story two: No witnesses, well, except the woman who walked on two men robbing her house. Isn't she a "witness"?

[@Angyal_Angyal]

She wasn't in their yard. It was down the hill from their yard. It's thought that she might have fallen down the hill through an opening in their yard. 🏡

[@kevinh5212]

*Reviews Walloon* Yeah, alright place. Wouldn't recommend going missing here though.

[@ScientistCat]

I think the woman counts as the victim/plaintiff, not a witness. I'm no expert so don't quote me on that.

[@charismatic9467]

Yeah youd do the job much better while lying on your bed watching youtube. Have an ounce of self awareness ya narcissist

[@AZodiacCancer]

>Solved with google maps >2nd one men still unidentified Thats unsolved my guy

[@redious5500]

All that good weed gone to waste is truly disturbing

[@cessnacitation-x]

This comment is disturbing. Also, stop wasting your time on KZbin; the good school children are going without their drugs.

[@JerrySpectates]

Agreed​@@cessnacitation-x

[@exessen1684]

@@cessnacitation-xWhat

[@jenc925]

The first case/clip is so sad. She was so close yet so far away. Her family must keep rethinking how close she was to her home.

[@user-tn7lu2ke5v]

The fact that people can solve mysteries Disappearances, with a literal Google app is beyond me

[@no_peace]

It's crazy that the cars actually film anything. It makes me wonder what I have missed that was on my dash cam. The other morning at like 4 a.m. there was a dog or coydog running across the Fremont freeway bridge in Portland when it was frozen. It was staying in the shoulder and everything. I know I got a little bit of the dog on video lol. That bridge is insane and it's totally crazy to have a dog run across on its own. Anyway the odds of the street view car getting these are so crazy

[@JayCGames2]

*I Am Door*

[@TheMightyKaos]

It's always a great day when Chilling Scares and Mr Nightmare upload on the same day.

[@adam_19855]

Nice one, didn’t know mr nightmare uploaded as well, thanks for the info bro.

[@TheEbnk]

Oh it is!!! I also think they are the same person..🥸

[@Kira28720]

Yeah, I'm just finished watching this one and now going to watch Mr. Nightmare's vid.

[@UberNuber]

​@@adam_19855I'm trying to tell this story to as many people as I can because I feel it's an import moral When I was a 14 year old lad I went with a group of friends to a guy named Stuart "loose bum" Rennie's house. While there someone asked his mother how Stuart got the moniker Loose Bum. She started laughing and told us the tale of how she sent him to boarding school 4 year prior, when Stuart Loose Bum was 15. While he was there he provoked a bunch of the other boys and they sneak attacked him, beat him up and crammed a glass bottle up his rear end. The boys then smashed the bottle with a swift hit to the abdoment with a baseball bat. The damage to Stuart Loose Bums colon and anus was so extensive that he lost the ability to control his bowel movements for quite some time. During that time his mother started calling him loose bum and his peers started following suit. Stuart "Loose Bum" Rennie died of a meth overdose 7 years ago. You can look up his obit. His son is now a fenti addict. 😮 Don't be a Stuart Loose Bum. His life was without worth and his mother recognized the fact long before anyone else.

[@XGh0sT77]

Oh god now the npc comments have moved from mr nightmare’s channel to this one

[@isilion]

Imagine to swim in a pond with a decomposed corpse...

[@Night.League]

Yuck

[@isilion]

@@JH-wd6dp Yeah man, argh

[@joseislanio8910]

If it was ten years later, it'd be pretty much clean, and also, plenty of animals die in ponds as well.

[@ArtOfTheCarbine]

3:33 just a couple of "strangers"

[@handymusic443]

Y’all remember in middle school google street view was like the coolest thing we ever seen…

[@yungmilf]

i remember when looking up my childhood home in middleschool when we'd discovered google earth street view and saw my childhood friend and i playing in the field when we were 8. I was about 12 at this time, its gone now but it was really cool to show people until it was updated

[@Bella.Parabellum]

You can probably still see it, some locations show a history of images dating years back 😊

[@melissadwiggins]

Concerning the second story; unfortunately, by the time they find these guys, the statute of limitations will have run out.

[@5uper5kill3rz]

Such a weird rule, does any other western country have anything like that?

[@sonicchica]

That last story, that’s infuriating that the neighbor saw the caravan being taken but didn’t bother in pass that information on to double check if it was a relative picking it up for a trip.

[@GameDjeenie]

How unlucky can you be when the google street view car past by you seconds before you commit a crime LMAO

[@emiliagolden4441]

Google out here telling on everybody and not even realizing it. Especially that mafia guy, Bruh google gave you up homie 😂😂😂

[@agingmillennialmainer]

Thermal cameras aren't gonna pick up a cold corpse

[@robthompson8285]

I love the whole ambiance of your videos. The creepy background music, your voice. Very well done, I really look forward to them!

[@milalouderback3406]

Straight up facts!

[@funniebunnie4u]

Just found this channel, a couple of weeks ago.... It's quickly becoming my fave. 💜🙂💜

[@ElizabethW62]

This one, and Mr Nightmare... the best! 😊

[@skrillozedd]

That's what I was gonna say, Chilling Scares and Mr. nightmare! I'm not thoroughly convinced that they're not the same people lol they're very similar

[@funniebunnie4u]

@@skrillozedd Right?? He sounds so familiar but I can't place it... I thought maybe Cadaber.... I need to watch Mr Nightmare... Never seen him...

[@Mortal209]

I love and hate the 2nd one. I love that they were able to see what the guy looks like and be capable of ensuring it's him when they catch him but I hate how awful Google is when it comes to giving out "information that's private" according to them when they have absolutely no problem selling OUR personal information to 3rd parties and even the government.

[@mr_anderson_9027]

The second "mystery" is not solved.

[@alvaroakatico9188]

So now you want a cookie? 😡

[@Mr.Creator_15]

This video was amazing! I love the narration In these videos. I love how mysterious these videos can be. The suspense Is crazy! Keep up the Great Work, Chilling Scares! Mr. Creator.

[@stoogemoedude]

Dang this is a great idea for a video! Good job!

[@antoniohagopian213]

For the first case: thermal cameras are useless when things are of the same temperature, the body most likely became cold between the time she left and the time the cameras were up.

[@nasteronin1012]

The first part of this video with Paulette. Shows exactly why you do your job. You take the job you do the work. You don't overlook details because every detail matters. You don't stay within the bounds of your job description. You look beyond that and you do more. Because every detail matters

[@thegoblincleaver4040]

Moral of the 4th story: People don't forget, nothing gets forgiven

[@user-pr7ix3dt7h]

Came here after watching pretty much all of Mr Nightmare videos. I was not disappointed. Subscribed!

[@Utonian21]

Bro, if I ever get so old that I can't even recognize my family members, or just start wandering around aimlessly, just take me out. That's no way to live

[@largent3331]

You have the perfect voice for these types of videos. Very enjoyable. Great job!

[@InterestingZoneHere]

The first story is so creepy, sad, and tragic… i feel so bad for them

[@stoneyg401]

My day is always a good day seeing you upload

[@auroraboobiealice6352]

TY for another awesome upload, Chilling Scares! 😱

[@keksandwich]

Just Fyi, You can still see the Google Streetview from the First story. You just need to "change the dates" and select the Nov 2020 one.

[@ollieminecraft]

When Chilling Scares uploads, it's a good day.

[@nigmane]

istg

[@barbz5982]

Oh sht up you say the old stuff god say something else

[@AHProds]

I really enjoy your videos keep up the great work you should definitely make a part 2. But i also enjoy disturbing encounters too.

[@DTHWSH-xc7lr]

always amazing when this guy uploads

[@Daevoz]

Crazy how fast this channel grew

[@hamsterpotato2948]

I feel likes there’s a possibility Chillingscares could be Mr nightmare. Chillingscares Sounds very much like him and he could be using a voice changer. Chillingscares uploads around the same time Mr nightmare does. Chillingscares current pfp looks like Mr nightmare old pfp but red. They’re probably two different people but similar.

[@user-gp9lm3wy7l]

Did a whole investigation 🔎 Imo they don't sound that similar

[@esayem7746]

Maybe they're related? 🤔

[@sissysovereign1294]

He could be another KZbinr that likes to use Me nightmare as inspiration ?

[@veron4150]

Man, do i love watching Scares videos, keep up the great Work! 👍

[@kmc79228]

This is interesting stuff. Need to do more of this

[@PlumCasualties]

8:12 - Imagine growing plants. The horror 😱😱😱

[@Ranger-tq9iy]

What? How is the home robbery one a mystery? It’s just another day in the life of a thief 🙄🙄

[@DS-um9hi]

Wasn't even solved like the title suggests.

[@hoosierdaddie454]

You really bitching about one case? The video is good. His voice is soothing. People cry about everything 😂

[@susanbutler2542]

Thank you for the great captures❤❤❤❤

[@kayla123ism]

I took care of a lady who was in her 90s and had Alzheimer’s. She would wake up in the middle of the night and if I didn’t wake up she would just walk for blocks. It was really sad because she kept telling me she was looking for her parents and I wasn’t sure if it would help or hurt to tell her they are dead over and over again. I finally just kept telling her they were gonna pick her up in the morning, knowing she wouldn’t remember in the morning. She also would get very violent at the end, hit/push me and scream that she hates me. I knew she didn’t mean it but it still hurt. I knew she was gonna die the night she did because while I was getting her ready for bed she told me “papa is here to get me, how much longer do I have to wait til I can go with him?” I told her in the morning she could go with him and that night she died in her sleep at 5a.m. Right when the light was coming in the window. Her daddy came to get her and she was ready to go.

[@pro_noob-ps9ze]

realeased at 1 in the morning watched at 2 in the morning

[@ProudSalvadorianGuy2008]

My day just got better! Thank you chilling scares

[@ladyaphrodite379]

I just watched his last uploaded video of 2023 that is almost half an hour long earlier today and today he uploaded a new video? What a treat! He is one of the best narrators on KZbin!

[@marttram2183]

F*cking love your videos dude. Im glad to see your channel is starting to take off. Keep it up!

[@TornadomusPrime47]

Amazing video dude, keep the great work up

[@northerninfidelable]

Obviously you don't understand how thermal cameras they use in helicopters work.... During daylight hours our body heat is too close to ambient temperature to distinguish. If she had cooled enough by night she would again be invisible to the camera as she would take on ambient temp

[@TheUnknownDungeon]

One of the creepy parts about the car in the pond was that apparently some people who lived around the pond had called the police several times over two years to report a trespassing old man soaked head to toe wandering around the pond late at night and thought he was late night swimming or something but whenever police showed up they never would find anyone.

[@VellzKing]

I swear I Love your videos man

[@TaiderineU3]

I haven't watched Chilling Scares in a while but we are back with the mysteries

[@ACium.]

You missed lot of scary stuff

[@TaiderineU3]

@@ACium. I guess

[@metern]

It's really weird that the police couldn't find that pour lady. Did they use dogs during the search? I wonder how bad that search party was.

[@ITSTOEASY1337]

When Chilling Scares posts that’s how you know it’s going to be a great day!!!

[@IrishHistorybyFreyaGunhild]

Never grow marijuana out in the open, always use polytunnels 😁

[@jakeythehobo3034]

Title is wrong after the first story. Not solved

[@ar471]

Thank God they managed to get that dangerous cannabis off the street.

[@tentinquarantino3005]

Would be cool if the coordinates were provided so we can find these places on maps ourselves, even if the original images have been updated it'd be interesting to check out regardless

[@scottkenny4390]

Gotta love the duality of Google. HI we are trying to recover stolen property. Google: our software blurs info to protect privacy, go pound sand. Government: Hey this guy we found via our facial recognition backdoor into your system looks like a guy we've been looking for. Google: Yes Daddy, our resources are always at ur disposal owo.

[@mbgmail5911]

Some if these were not solved so why put it in the title?

[@hannahlovel9967]

Fr

[@DS-um9hi]

Exactly

[@chad_b]

The second one shouldn't be on here if it wasn't solved like the title says

[@user-ez7uh3jy2f]

bro just how could they not see her

[@scotty-ek2ss]

It’s amazing that street view can help solve crimes. At least google can do something right

[@inspireddobie3746]

My man's almost at a million subscribers, let's go! 👍 Edit: He's done it! 🥳

[@pegreen980]

Perfect to wind down for the night 😁

[@narlybeachcomber7086]

Has anyone told you that you sound just like Rod Serling from the twilight Zone. Perfect for these videos!! Thanks

[@josefelipedelacruzrivera]

I couldn't stop watching, so freaky.

[@Aconitum_napellus]

Dementia is so horrific and sad.

[@ACium.]

Joe Biden?

[@borntoclimb7116]

The first case is pretty sad, for the second case im glad the women survive the attack. Lol mafia guy got caught because maps, Karma indeed.

[@gregb2680]

This is such a great channel

[@mleighqs8773]

Very interesting vid Chilling :)

[@AirbusA380_Jr]

Stop comparing this man to Mr. Nightmare! They both are amazing and phenomenal KZbinrs who have kept us entertained and amazed for years now, neither is better than the other, they are both legends!

[@supposedly1-2]

i'm subbed to both and also to one called nightmare files which is fire he is also military so he goes a bit and doesn't post sometimes bcz he's off fighting a war but his voice and posts are awesome just like the other two :)

[@inspirationalkillaclist604]

How do you know he's military

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

They have their own distinct way of creating content

[@TheLowest]

No one is?

[@jasonvargas7564]

All I’m saying is I ain’t ever seen them both in the same room together.

[@5uper5kill3rz]

Regarding the last one, I guarantee the police didn’t even bother looking into it, often in the UK if a stolen vehicle is insured they won’t even bother looking for it, the sentencing for car thieves in the UK will be like a 6 month suspended sentence or something too so basically no deterrent

[@fablefluff]

These videos are really good, will there be any of the story videos again soon? Those ones are epic.

[@Fire-Fox007]

Been watching your vids for over a year now and I never would have expected to see my old hometown of Byron Center featured in one. Grew up there and knew every nook and cranny of that place, including the bar. Very cool!

[@richardlew3667]

So the homeowner who was robbed refused to reveal her identity out of fear of the thieves retaliating even though they already robbed her own home while holding her family at gun point? 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️