Mysteries of the Bennington Triangle

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Tucked away near the borders of Vermont and Massachusetts is a small area of land believed to be the focal point for a wide variety of unexplained and mysterious phenomena. It is a place of outstanding natural beauty, but also one of great danger. Join us this week, as we take a look at the mysteries of the Bennington Triangle.
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[@nickfrost9771]

Your awesome. This video was perfect timing. Cheers mate...

[@Jose_Hunters_EWF_Remixes]

I say the following with the utmost respect. Dudes, you gotta stop using "torches" the way you do. They're called _flashlights_

[@MalkavDraconic]

@José Hunter UK english doesn’t use the term flashlight. It’s a torch here.

[@dave5605]

José Hunter's EW&F Remixes. We call flashlights “torches” in the UK. Same thing.

[@ElChicoTorro]

Love the channel, Could you please do one on the Dechmont woods ufo in Livingston.👍👍👍

[@juliameredith6165]

Alright look, if the natives say to avoid an area, AVOID THE AREA!!!!!

[@J40JesusIsLord]

Seems like the natives knew what they were talking about!

[@barkinghampalace5032]

Nah fam that's where the gold is at.

[@KalashnikovPaouzzi]

The same natives who believed they can get immune to bullets by practicing ritual dances?

[@Nyctophora]

Words to live by @Julia Meredith !

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

@@KalashnikovPaouzzi .....and which natives are those? Is it one tiny group or is it every group or tribe? Are they all from the same country or are they all from every country? You're making it sound like you don't believe any of "them" and their stories. Well you wouldn't KNOW either way, would you?

[@grapeshot]

So many triangles. No one ever gets lost in an octagon though or a tetrahedron. Except on Futurama.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

😂

[@kittehgo]

So I guess we can assume that those geometric forms are safe :)

[@Chris5685]

Well, I guess “The Bermuda Octadecahedron” sounds a bit less intimidating

[@mrmrsporterbuiltinparadise568]

OMG! Too funny dude! I'm crying right now!

[@pistol71]

Agreed. The "triangle" itself is (like it's better known namesakes) almost certainly a myth created by pattern seeking human beings. IF such an area existed it make more sense it would be a CIRCLE surely? This however; does NOT mean that there aren't a LOT of mysterious events and disappearances in them. Some may be connected, and I certainly wouldn't exclude entirely the possibility of supernatural, paranormal or extraterrestrial involvement. I just don't believe making shapes out of convenient dots on a map tells us anything important about them!

[@Volnas97]

Girl in red coat got lost? Ask wolf, preferably the one, who likes to dress as an old lady.

[@h.calvert3165]

LMAO! 👏

[@carlmichael29]

Nothing like a good joke while I get Rick rolled. 😂

[@ManofSteel4910]

@@rickm4853 They just aren't recognized because they all dress as old ladies.

[@mordyth]

Someone needs to check in with the wood cutter

[@RetryOfHealGuy]

Ah yes, Dogman

[@sirstephentherad5798]

Hiked that trail plenty of times while living near Bennington. Was told to avoid it at times but no one ever seemed to say why. Kinda glad I didn’t learn until after my teens or I’d have never hiked it again XD

[@viggodahl9912]

Or maybe he hiked in summertime 🤔

[@Retro_Rich]

Maybe he didn’t wear a red jacket.

[@windhammer1237]

Apparently the satanic cult had moved on by then, or died off themselves.

[@maninredhelm]

Maybe we're all the ones who made it to the alternate dimension.

[@lilsaint91]

It's funny you say that because i am walking the trail right now as i type this comment and i haven't experie

[@current9300]

This reminds me of "Metsänpeitto" (roughly translates to "Cover of the Forest") phenomenon of Finnish folklore, where people walking in familiar forests and farmlands could suddenly find themselves in eerie alternate version of familiar environment, where they are left wandering in disorienting, unnatural woods, unable to find their way back. In some variations of the myth the unlucky people or animals stuck in Cover of the Forest seemingly transform into nature themselves, one story telling of farmer who lost his cow, and after exhausting search for it sat on a rock to rest, only for the rock to transform into his missing cow. According to folklore, you can try to get out of Cover of the Forest by walking or turning your clothes backwards, because it's a realm where everything is other way around.

[@TheBrainScratcher]

This was fascinating till the last paragraph..

[@Daniela83]

How fascinating! My mother in law is from Finland. I Will ask her about it. Curious to see if she has any Stories

[@ADeeSHUPA]

@@TheBrainScratcher uP

[@yuletide4452]

@@TheBrainScratcher mmmmm so why do I hear about children found with their clothes turned inside out in some national parks... idk it's kinda scary...

[@SquareInsider]

Wow, thank you for such fascinating information. We really appreciate you educating us about your culture. Amazing.

[@waylaymaster6198]

The bus story was the most convincing. No one just leaves their things behind on a bus, and there's typically one real entrance and exit

[@Turrican60]

I agree - it's easily the most fascinating case of the five. Assuming the presented 'facts' are accurate of course, it's not the simplest thing to explain. Even so, that in itself doesn't automatically mean that a paranormal event 'must' have taken place...though I'm sure some people would readily jump to that conclusion.

[@nimalvallipuram2570]

But he might have possibly jumped out of the window when the bus was crawling. But why? who knows.

[@jalifritz8033]

@@nimalvallipuram2570 but wouldn’t he been seen? Also he was almost 70.

[@Jacksonville_Jaguars_fan]

dimensional alien abduction or star trek teleportation

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

@@jalifritz8033 There are some fit people in their 70's................

[@drp1bb856]

It’s 1:05am here in NYC as I walk the quiet streets listening to your new video.

[@BedtimeStoriesChannel]

Exactly how it should be done :-)

[@francisdrake6622]

oooo that must be cool

[@btr82ifv25]

11:10 here in colo spgs

[@francisdrake6622]

@@BedtimeStoriesChannel Darnit, hope I have your attention. Thank you so much for these videos. They are absolutely brilliant. The perfect amount of skepticism and speculation. Turned my 23 year old son to them and he loves them. The artwork is unbelievable. Reminds me of the old Time-Life "Mysteries of the Unknown" and "Enchanted World" books. Thank you again.

[@yvonneortiz5451]

10:33pm in Orange County, CA STAY SAFE EVERYONE AND REMEMBER THAT WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER ♥️

[@jasunkarner3916]

This makes me immediately think of David Paulides and his "Missing 411" work. Mysterious disappearances in the wilderness are a major unexplained phenomenon, and the number of cases following this pattern is staggering. If the content of this video particularly interests you, it's mandatory that you look into David Paulides and Missing 411.

[@chickadeestevenson5440]

look at there's something in the woods

[@aratliffable]

I figured someone would beat me to stating the obvious link this has to missing 411. Hopefully one day they will find closure as to what happened those who went missing

[@Slammer_1970]

That's what I was thinking as well.

[@b-bopeddie1290]

Jasun Karner missing 411 has a lot of holes in there theory's granted a few were creepy but a lot of were people getting lost , it was hyped up to sell books/ shows.... .

[@flugenegu7777]

@@b-bopeddie1290 The Missing 411 books don't have any 'theories'. It's pure facts straight from police reports and such. Dave Paulides never goes into the realm of opinion or theory - his books just give you plain facts and let you come to your own conclusion.

[@sethmurphy7656]

Bedtime Stories blows all the other channels away. Richard's narrating is the best, and the drawings are top notch. Glad to see the subscriber base increasing, they deserve it.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Yes finally! I live in Colchester, VT. and the first time I went down to Bennington was with my girlfriend at the time and we went to visit her friend. They had heard about the Bennington triangle but I hadn't but we drove up the road towards Glastonbury mountain anyway but had to turn back because the area was chained off. When we got back I read a book about local mysteries and the area was included. To my shock I realized that I was wearing a red hoodie and at least two people went missing while wearing red. I was definitely spooked. Great job as always and hello from across the pond.

[@TheFunwichHorror]

Obviously, they noclipped into the ground and fell out of the world. Hopefully God fixes this bug on the next patch update.

[@VladislavDrac]

Hopefully, if there were a lot of beta testers worshipping him so that the next update would sure fix a lot of bugs.

[@Elongated_Muskrat]

If god did it, its a feature, not a bug. Welcome to the permanent universe beta test.

[@XG417]

Oh gods, what if they ended up in The Backrooms

[@VladislavDrac]

If only we can contact the alpha testers, ask them how they do things back then

[@ericbrown9825]

@@XG417 oh, I remember my foray into the Backrooms, what a fun little fandom that was

[@jakegunter3506]

Is this Bedtime Stories, or, something far more sinister?...

[@russellst.martin4255]

An elaborate hoax, perhaps?

[@haraldjensen1839]

Or a serial killer?

[@cornflakesandmilk8157]

Perhaps it was something...extraterrestrial.

[@thisisodsmith]

Caught in a landslide, no escape from realit...wait, wrong one

[@Silly_Illidan]

Real life wrong turn movie

[@MrMM-bm5fo]

One more recommendation: Zombie Road. It’s supposedly one of the most haunted roads in the United States. You can’t go there at night, as it’s guarded.

[@danielbush2637]

Where is it? Sounds worth checking out.

[@UpSky2]

@@danielbush2637 Missouri, apparently. Specif. Lawler Ford Road

[@nickjohnson410]

It's skid row in downtown LA

[@TheBrainScratcher]

Are cops guarding zombies? Where do zombies hangout during the day?

[@J40JesusIsLord]

If native warriors avoid a place like the plague, it would be wise to follow suit! After watching programs about missing 411-I have to wonder if some areas should simply be sealed off from the general public and used for military training, like air and artillery bombardment!

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Why? There are plenty of military ranges all over the World - do we really need more places to destroy? If people want to explore areas where apparently suspicious disappearances happen that's their choice - you can't seal places up because of folklore and legend.

[@zazugee]

you realize that whole battalions disappeared, you want the army to lose soldiers?

[@JKSSubstandard]

Im tired of hearing about the missing 411. In my opinion, a majority of them have been satisfactory explained

[@BeeHatGuy]

@Firstname Lastname speaking of which, look at the comments on this video. You could easily make money selling stupid stuff to gullible people

[@vikkiirey1038]

This channel never disappoints! The artwork is addictive especially liked the bigfoot.

[@theguy3073]

its been 6 minutes how

[@Mark_nobody3]

I have experience in art, as a spectator the pencil work is excellent, it is evolving slowly.

[@devodavis6747]

*Bedtime Stories* is my favorite 'unexplained' channel. His take on The Body On The Reservoir is literally my favorite video, not kidding. I feel like an evangelist that can't get anyone to listen to the "good news" because I've shared it again and again and nobody will discuss the case (or the amazing video) with me. 😢 😢

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

Bigfoot likes you too

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

@@devodavis6747 they don't like you, that's why

[@cornflakesandmilk8157]

You all know the game. Take a shot everytime he says "Something more sinister"

[@stuartd9741]

Emphasis and storytelling ?

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Welp, I'm dead due to obscene amounts of water in my poor body.

[@jaroslavsvaha6065]

Immersive writing and narration, captivating artwork, respectful approach, just few of the reasons why I love this channel.

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Don't forget to like, subscribe and share!

[@GreenGlo1991]

To cover somewhat scary material, these videos relax me to the point of sleep. I also really like how respectful and kind the source material is treated, as with missing persons or deaths.

[@dominicomegon4714]

I agree. Some channels act like complete doubchebags to the dead or missing by making bad jokes. Looking at you ,That Chapter.

[@Nyctophora]

@@dominicomegon4714 I've always found that That Chapter sticks to the criminals when it comes to the jokes. I do agree he's irreverent though. Everything is very respectful here which I also appreciate.

[@Vicorcivius]

Why, Might you get offended and go after his sponsors otherwise? You fruit loop

[@chazb1660]

I feel exactly the same way! As scary and disturbing as some of these videos are. I’m happy to say, that’s I’ve seamlessly drifted off to sleep to many of them. (Of coarse gone back to listen, when I’m awake). The music and narrator are so soothing. I also appreciate the balance of information given, for possible causes of certain events. They’re all so well done. One of the most unique and special things that I’ve found this year.

[@KeertikaAndFallenTree]

Note to myself : Never wear red when I go into a forest area.

[@alinavaysfligel7249]

according to the missing 411 cases, a lot of the people who go missing tend to be wearing bright colors in general. so i would stay away from red AND any other bright colors. although the weird thing about that is that you'd think that the bright colors would be helpful in locating someone quicker. i guess not..

[@DMCS1917]

Alina Vaysfligel bright colors make you more obvious to whatever is trying to hunt you. My grandfather always told me 'do not wear bright clothes in the woods'

[@KeertikaAndFallenTree]

@@DMCS1917 Well let's not forget that it can make you obvious for human hunters as well.

[@waderaney7]

✔

[@davidortiz3094]

@@KeertikaAndFallenTree Yea its just not smart. Always want to blend in with the wilderness. Not stand out.

[@antm2296]

The effort that goes into these videos Is flawless

[@classygemini5490]

Haha I saw Bennington triangle and clicked so fast!I live In Dover Vt,Bennington is 1 town over...and I've been camping at Summer Set since I was a kid.Its just crazy to me seeing I've lived here most of my life yet I just 1st ever heard of the story's about Bennington triangle like a year ago!Altho I gotta say it def has a creepy vibe sometimes when I've camped at Summer Set,an considering the camp sites are like 7-8 miles down dirt rd off of rt 9,so its definitely out in middle of woods!

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

RIP Classy Gemini taken from us too soon during camping season out in da triangle

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Greetings from Colchester

[@Myconinja]

Greetings from Pownal. Somerset is a nice place to go out to, the campground there was formerly a dirt airstrip. Last I knew, the unincorporated town of Somerset had a year round population of 5.

[@classygemini5490]

Haha ya I gotta say I'm grateful that I did always make it out of the woods in Somerset as many times I've camped there in the past!But I definitely wouldn't have been camping there so much back then, had I known about the chilling stories of all the mysterious unknown disappearances right around that area!I learned about the story just like a year ago when it was all over on news about human remains being found at Somerset last yr.Yet I havent heard any updates as to the bones being identified.Just heard talk of it possibly being the remains connected to 1 of the disappearances from this video.

[@jewelberrypepperweb]

Classy dGemini

[@loremaster234]

Although I'm almost 100% convinced that this was a serial killer, mainly due to the disappearances dropping after a period of time, I still think our ancestors feared the woods for a reason. Whether it be spirits, monsters, beasts, or simply the elements, the wilderness bends to no man. No matter how skilled or experienced they are with the land or the creatures that inhabit it. One wrong step, one change is all it takes to bring you back down to Earth, and then into it. Great video!

[@fanoflanguages7278]

I doubt that all the disappearances were due to a serial killer. Serial killers are not able to remove people from a moving bus without anyone noticing.

[@angelsone-five7912]

While taking deranged killers into account the odd one out here is the man on the bus. He apparently just vanished and no human entity can cause that. Looking forward to your next, love these.

[@borginator1493]

These videos feel like they're 3 minutes long, they're just so damn captivating & excellent! Bedtime Stories rules!

[@guessmyname6210]

The voice and narration are so good. And I like the fact that the narrator doesn't say "This is what happened." He plays devil's advocate. The stories are so creepy, aren't they?

[@MasterSnakeTamer]

Hooray, something from my home state! I've been super excited to see this since I saw it on my feed! Couple of notes. First, one tale I've heard (which may have been misconstrued at some point) is that Abenaki who lived near Glastenbury mountain told tales of a man-eating rock. Apparently, it looked like an ordinary rock, but if you sat on it, it would suck you right into it. Might that be part of the disappearances? If you're interested in learning more about strange phenomena and tales of New England, I highly encourage you to look up Joe Citro, a native writer who's dedicated his life to collecting tales of paranormal in the area! Second, Vermont does indeed have our own version of Bigfoot. We call him Ol' Slipperyskin, and he's been seen since colonial era. He's downright vindictive, smashing farm machinery, attacking cattle, and throwing rocks at farm children. According to Citro, in 1815, a hunter named Jonas Galusha decided that the best way to win the election for governor would be to finally kill Slipperyskin. He gathered a group of hunters and went up to Maidstone in northeastern Vermont, not far from the New Hampshire border. He slathered himself in female bear ointment and tramped off into the woods, hoping to lead Slipperyskin back to him. He did: bare minutes later, he tore back into camp with Slipperyskin himself right on his heels! Everyone scattered in the panic and Slippery got away again. Third, having read Lovecraft's Whisperer in Darkness (a personal favorite of mine), I find it interesting that you commented that Vermont is a place of interest to extraterrestrials. If you've read the story, you'll know why. Thanks for this fun, interesting, and spine-tingly episode from my home state! I look forward to more!

[@meg4891]

Joe Citro is awesome indeed!

[@Jay-jk7jv]

It’s comments like these that make this channel all the more fantastic. Always nice to hear what others have got to say. Helps put things into perspective(and maybe formulate an opinion of my own)

[@brittany2485]

What about the dude who just disappeared from a bus? The girl walking in the woods alone probably got murdered, the chick who was reported missing by her cousin probably got murdered by her cousin, but the dude in the bus just straight up vanished. This was a good story! I was waiting so impatiently for a new episode. I’m going to watch it again tomorrow.

[@amandaweber6315]

I want to thank you. I have been in ICU since Wednesday before Christmas and your stories have kept me entertained when I needed to be. I am addicted. Thank you.

[@zackakai5173]

Seriously, did nobody else read The Whisperer in Darkness or The Dunwich Horror?

[@dashippo]

Funny you should mention that, as soon as he mentioned Vermont I thought Aliens did it

[@tuskinradar8688]

Something something Brattleborough, something something old Wakeleys

[@NO.Hard-Turd-Only.]

The Dunwich Horror is one of my all time favourite stories; written in such a way that I wasn’t sure if it was fiction or some terrifying true account. I first read it in a horror anthology called “Chamber of Horrors.” I still have the book here in my little home library. 📚😊

[@alphabetsoup6681]

I read those growing up an hour from Bennington.

[@zackakai5173]

I can relate, I grew up in the New London/Groton/Mystic area and I have both Whipples (Case of Charles Dexter Ward) and Ornes (Shadow Over Innsmouth) in my lineage xD I also found out I'm the something like 17x great grandson of a Captain James Whipple who came over from England and landed in what's now Ipswitch (just a few miles from where Lovecraft described Innsmouth). So basically what I'm saying is if I start growing gills one of these days somebody shoot me before I go into the water (which incidentally as a metalhead is a pretty good Dethklok song).

[@lonered638]

finally I was wondering when you would get to my home state Vermont it is a beautiful state but when you drive down the highway you can see how much of the state is just woods and mountains and think to yourself how easy it would be to get lost or go missing in the green mountain state.

[@carmensmithaguirre3049]

I've always wanted to visit Vermont. Seems so peaceful and serene.

[@Silly_Illidan]

@@osakarose5612 in the thick woods....no one can hear you screams

[@crystaljobe419]

I live in brattleboro. Right of route 9.

[@russellcampbell3500]

I m lost now.

[@Myconinja]

I live in Pownal VT, right next to Bennington.

[@andrewjones6295]

This is only about an hour's drive from the Hoosac Tunnel

[@elwolf8536]

Now I'm really scared

[@crewinXeagles]

yeah, but big foot doesn't drive. might take him a bit longer

[@starsareangels]

@@crewinXeagles haha

[@cashelmcelhatton6914]

>_

[@alphabetsoup6681]

Yes!!!

[@Chrisfragger1]

Man, I was listening to another good video, randomly checked my E-Mail, found this notification, my current video got paused, instantly! I almost always put these on TOP priority listening.

[@Chrisfragger1]

P.S. The Lady in Red? That is a *NICE* Schindler's List reference, accidental if not intentional.

[@docsnake]

Same

[@andrewcoble1834]

The art, the background music, and the fact that the narrator doesn't get overly dramatic and only puts serious sounding emphasis in the words (for lack of a better description), unless he is reading a quote, make these videos simply the greatest. Its like watching the First 48, only better. This channel and its creators are legends, and deserve way more recognition than they have. Amazing video fellas.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

This channel always has quality content to dish out, I love it

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

Why do I see you everywhere I go on KZbin, are you like a backwards stalker? Wait that makes me the stalker.

[@russiabear4044]

Lol

[@Zerochimp]

I absolutely love the synergy between the narrator and illustrator. It just keeps getting better and better with each and every new episode. 👍

[@rexthefighter5833]

The great work keeps rolling in! You may want to look into some of the odd findings they have found in Vermont relating to ancient Pre-Columbian contact. The forests up there are large and hide many interesting tales.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

@Rex The Fighter, please tell us what you're talking about. I've been here for years and have never heard of such things.

[@teaspoonsofpeanutbutter6425]

@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 yeah, some indication as to what to Google would be useful.

[@przybyla420]

I assume they’re referring to the foundations of a precolumbian maple syrup refinery. That or the 100,000 terra cotta Bernie Sanders warriors excavated in the late 90s (armed with hair picks and basketballs, of course).

[@AzkuulaKtaktu]

Mormon nonsense

[@rexthefighter5833]

@@AzkuulaKtaktu nothing to do with the Mormons.

[@uninterupptedwriter]

Serial killer or aliens. Serial killer alien? xD

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Serial alien killer?

[@tathemrelag3123]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 Ripley?

[@1headphoneguy]

Clouds?

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@@tathemrelag3123 Absolutely nailed it - yes indeed - Ripley, a serial alien killer. Brilliant.

[@dariousdark846]

Serial killer demon. There, i fixed it for you

[@thefurrybastard1964]

The serial killer is an interesting angle, but it doesn't explain how that guy vanished from the bus. And the girl in the red top, surely the old couple following her would have heard signs of a struggle, no matter how brief.

[@fanoflanguages7278]

I agree that it is unlikely that a serial killer was responsible for these disappearances. The hunter was holding a rifle when he vanished which he would have used if a serial killer attacked him.

[@kennethhendrick5533]

I’m from Vermont my family has been here for a very long time and some of my ancestors are Abenaki which is a local native tribe. There are a lot of places in Vermont that the Abenaki always warned people not to go the Bennington area is definitely a big no fly zone. However there is another place near where I use to live that is the same and walking there is always weird it’s alway unnaturally quite and you feel like your being watched it’s called the Chateaguay and it stretches from Bridgewater to Barnard Vermont and trust me you don’t wanna be walking, hiking, or camping out there especially after dark.

[@itsmainelyyou5541]

Hey, I know Chateaguay! I grew up in the Upper Valley. Haven't been back in 20 yrs...man, do I miss it. We were told all kinds of places that were not right or, 'thin'. It's funny to think how weird that is now, at the time it was just "Yah, don't go theah."

[@candykrith1232]

Yes i do

[@CissyBrazil]

I am so glad I found you guys and a part of Patron. I bin watch all the time. The artistry is phenomenal!

[@ColossalSins]

Uploaded just as I was laying down in bed. Must be my lucky night.

[@iriskit710m8]

Thinking the same thing

[@RM-cv5xu]

Indeed.

[@ericwlezniak2081]

Disappearing in the woods: I can see that. Disappearing on a bus full of people: what the f...

[@keeganbeecher5199]

Watching this while in Vermont makes this so much more interesting and unsettling.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Yep. Especially when you've been there.

[@B14ckstar82]

Hi I'm new to your channel and am very much enjoying my new bedtime stories,keep up the good work!

[@bryanmchugh1307]

This is one of the best YT channels I have ever seen.

[@df0016]

I don't know how this channel doesn't have 10 million subscribers.

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

It's OBVIOUSLY because you touch yourself at night you cretin.

[@carterh2699]

The art was on point this episode. Amazing trees and backgrounds, great work

[@Leukavia]

This is crazy, I was just listening to a documentary on the Bennington Triangle like a week ago and thought to myself "ooh, that'd be a fun story for bedtime stories to do!"

[@Geister7]

So excited! Was wondering when the next amazing video would come out, keep up the amazing work you guys!

[@zaynyouareAbabe]

These are my favourite kind of episodes. Mysterious with authentic artworks. Keep these coming please! Thanks 😊

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One of the best KZbin channels- absolutely brilliant!! Full credit 💯🏆

[@falloutmcgee6948]

Me: Aight, it’s 1:00 AM, time to sleep. Bedtime Stories: *Uploads new video* Sleep: “Am I a joke to you?”

[@neopagan1976]

😂😂😂

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3/10

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Respec.

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Played out and unoriginal meme. Getting a thumbs down

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Mister Tea Ok comment critic.

[@calebwheeler8143]

Something I realised watching this: This is in southeast Vermont, the same setting as _The Whisperer In Darkness_, a H.P. Lovecraft story about aliens who are responsible for bigfoot/yeti legends and abduct humans. And the story was written fifteen years before the first disappearance. Yikes.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Ok that is freaky

[@ifabforfun]

Never been so early! And it's late at night, the best time for a new Bedtime Story! Thanks for all the great content, I love this channel, gonna try to support financially soon :)

[@jasonjanes8424]

Perhaps you could do an episode on the so-called "Devil`s Triangle" in West Sussex. Where some odd things happened in the 1960`s and `70`s ?

[@Nick-zp8wk]

Almost midday on Sunday here in Burma, I'll come back and watch at midnight!

[@UplifterMan]

what are you doing over there?

[@Nick-zp8wk]

@@UplifterMan hiding from Covid

[@gregorymatheson1409]

Great video. Oddly enough HP Lovecraft wrote a story about aliens abducting people in Vermont.

[@cernanwinterfox85]

Yes but he was just a racist who would blame anything on aliens, especially if they were brown or poor.

[@MischeviousGP]

@@cernanwinterfox85 No one cares

[@joelmc4811]

He's a racist so what

[@iamjacksyoutube5375]

I have to turn on my back porch light whenever I'm sitting outside at night watching a Bedtime Stories video...

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

That makes it worse

[@KeertikaAndFallenTree]

I would feel like being an awesome target exposing myself to the demons in my backyard.

[@zachariasprice3762]

You watch terror videos standing outside at night? Madlad

[@nickjohnson410]

Bad call dude Sit in the dark and keep your night vision Turning on the light just means everything can see you and you can't see anything

[@elizasbusiness6442]

But then you can't see what's out there

[@TimmiiGamingChannel]

They also have another one in Massachusetts called the Bridgewater Triangle.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

We have one in the Philippines, which is called the Romblon Triangle.

[@parkeralan19]

Triangles are obviously evil

[@FallenAngel9979]

Wow. What a fascinating and baffling case! Especially the gentleman on the bus. Utterly bizarre! Fabulous art work and brilliant narration. Thank you for another amazing video.

[@francisdrake6622]

Now I know what this artwork reminds me of. Reminds me of the old Time-Life "Mysteries of the Unknown" and "Enchanted World" books.

[@mariemorgan7759]

Yes! I have those books!

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Me too

[@SuperSaiyanGuyver]

Can't unsee it now. It's like a combination of that and those "Scary Stories to Tell In The Dark" books

[@MrMM-bm5fo]

You guys should cover the Missing 411 phenomenon by David Paulides. It’s where people in the U.S and around the world have disappeared under bizarre circumstances.

[@dariotenorio7241]

they did.

[@WildMorgan]

Watch "There is Something in the Woods" by them

[@Ruby321123]

Mark that it's "There's Something in the Woods," which not to be confused with the similarly named yet quite different "There's Something in the Forest."

[@MrMM-bm5fo]

Ruby321123 Oh yeah. I forgot about that. I’ll recommend something they haven’t done yet, then.

[@WildMorgan]

@@MrMM-bm5fo On their Discord, they said they're doing a part two to There's Something in the Woods

[@Clenched.Cheeks]

Whenever Bedtime Stories isn't on screen, all the other channels should ask: "Where's Bedtime Stories?"

[@HellScream107]

The drawings in this episode were fantastic! I loved the contrast of the red coats against the grey-scale. The forest and scenic backgrounds were epic too!

[@NO.Hard-Turd-Only.]

I really liked the drop of red colouring in the otherwise black n white artwork. That was a really nice visual aspect in this video. 😁👌🏽

[@yargsnurb2457]

Thought I'd point out for those not From the area, the relative proximity between Bennington & The Hoosac Tunnel. Less than 50 miles apart. Just interesting given the small number of your stories here in the US. Whitehall NY, also within 50 miles of Bennington with its own Bigfoot history.

[@mirandagoldstine8548]

Did not know that. I know that New England is probably a part of the US that has a lot of ghost stories that have originated from that area as well as ghost sightings and other strange phenomenon.

[@BridgetteLeeHarding]

Just woke up in the middle of the night kinda restless...thanks for uploading just in time for me to fall back asleep.

[@MizBryteEyez]

Incredible, as always! THANK YOU for your upload submission. I love your work. I have encouraged many of my family and friends to subscribe to your channel.

[@vintagelover4207]

Seen this mystery on other channels but definitely interesting to hear it again in your style along with the great drawings. Very creepy how people can just vanish completely. Love this channel 😃

[@drumstick74]

Awesome storytelling, and as a graphic artist I appreciate the quality of the illustrations! Good work team.

[@theellis8951]

love it, creeps me out you can just vanish. Like you where just delete from the mainframe.

[@jenh7417]

Yes it's so freaky,have you heard of the cop/author David Paulides? He has a whole bunch of books called missing 411 and now videos on KZbin that detail all these bizarre disappearance,it's to much to try to write but I recommend checking it out

[@DavidGarcia-oi5nt]

Wish it would happen to all of America, starting with Trump

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

I was in a wood once walking away from my group of friends to get something from the car An apparently I was there one minute then vanished the next!! Turns out I’d fallen bloody over an knocked myself out

[@rakkatytam]

@Viktor Stevanović There's always that one edge lord

[@markisaki979]

Future story suggestions: The Flatwoods Monster, The Monster With 21 Faces, The Mary Celeste, The Barbados Tombs and The Sky Trumpets and the Tamam Shud case.

[@infinitefurbs]

Waited to listen at 2:30 a.m. Hoping you reach 500k soon, consistently great stories for years!

[@Mark_nobody3]

I have experience in art, as a spectator the pencil work is excellent, it is evolving slowly.

[@elizasbusiness6442]

It's done on a computer

[@leahvogelsimpson]

Its 2 am in Indiana. I'm sitting in bed, so me finding this now is perfect timing. Thanks!

[@toryizquierdo35]

Eyyyyy I lived there, right up by Mt. Tabor - beautiful place, honestly I remember old folks at the Mt. Tabor store on the highway who would tell people not to go out there, and I wouldn't have gone if you paid me

[@Dinkum_Aussie]

Thank you! Love the hard work you all do to make this channel what it is, and that is bloody awsome! Your efforts are truly appreciated! 😎👍

[@MichaelM85x]

Wow the artwork takes it into another level.

[@HeliHaych]

Excited for this one, feels like forever 🥺🥺

[@jameswoolford2698]

Best narration on youtube that i've heard so far. Artwork is epic too. Stories are interesting and captivating. Good work!!!

[@julianshows307]

this is awesome!! being from Vermont it's great to see some of our lore told great job on the video!!!

[@Legionmint7091]

A far more likely explanation for Middie Winter’s disappearance is that he was killed by one of the visiting hunters, either by accident or because of a more sinister motive. In either case they most likely buried him out in the sticks and stuck to their story. I personally think there are quite natural explanations to all the other disappearances. There may be other people involved in some of the cases, but I sincerely doubt the theory of a serial killer. Serial killers usually have a target group, and the missing people have almost anything together. Their ages varies from 8 to 74 and the victims are of both sexes. That is not the average MO for serial killers. I have a feeling that a lot of the original facts have been compromised by people’s will to read in something mysterious in random disappearances, that simply isn’t there.

[@f.dmcintyre4666]

I was thinking the hunter may have gone on ahead to take a leak just off road in the bushes and maybe had a heart attack and then got missed in the search and evenutally predated? The girl could have been her taking her life, out to clear her head then walking off into the freezing night ?..........Bless..........

[@Gandalf914]

Thank you giving a shout out to the Roman 9th Legion in your last video!

[@thomasperkins8842]

Great video as always, guys. If ever you'd be interested in doing an episode on another strange New English triangle, might I suggest the Bridgewater Triangle in Massachusettes? It's got it all. Cryptids, ghosts, UFOs, cults, and some truly horrific crimes to explore. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

How about Dudley town?

[@lastplayer7048]

Love seeing Massachusetts/New England creepiness showcased on my #1 all time favorite KZbin channel.

[@kristinakristalls4149]

I can't believe I just had a dream in which I was in a similar forest near a river with some other people I don't know and whey were telling creepy stories of the place sadly I don't remember what whey were saying. But this is such a weird coincidence. (Btw sorry for bad english and hello from Russia)

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

Better than my dream.. apparently I got married??!! 😂

[@kristinakristalls4149]

@@ComradeCommissarYuri lol I usually have dreams of being chased by zombies or animals or failing exams 🤣 so this is refreshing for me too

[@h.calvert3165]

Your English is excellent, & I'm a lifelong speaker. Keep up the good work! 👏😄

[@kristinakristalls4149]

@@h.calvert3165 Thank you that means a lot to me 😄

[@shayden4296]

Wait a minute, before even watching.....Vermont and Massachusetts? I think those are actually prime locations in which H.P.Lovecraft's "Whisperer in the darkness" take place... Can someone confirm that? I'm not that into Cthulhu mythos and Lovecraft myself....

[@HiDesert004]

Yes, Lovecraft had heard lots of spooky stuff about Vermont and set Whisperer in Darkness there for that reason.

[@Zen-sx5io]

I wish one day a light is shined on all of these missing persons cases.

[@diogovieira3362]

Another one! I just hope we never run out of stories, because these are worth the sleepless nights waiting for criptids to crash through the window.

[@Slyarno2795]

Like the artwork it's still amazing also this channel reminds me of Good old creepypasta.

[@lordkrythic6246]

"Huh, I guess I'll go to bed" (Bedtime Stories uploads) "You son of a b*tch, I'm in."

[@jorld8357]

I can't believe I already seen all the videos! Really good work got a big fan here!

[@zeusathena26]

Great artwork! I love these stories & all the possibilities of what could have happened. I think it's interesting how Native American stories express that something supernatural exist in areas where modern incidents happen. Thanks

[@larkinrhinehardt4400]

Im a Nashville native, but I go to school in Bennington and I have to say there is something about those woods that's super unsettling, especially in the green mountains. Even in the warmer months the woods will be occasionally filled with an deafening silence that I have not encountered anywhere backpacking across the south and the west.

[@kkgt6591]

You must tell more.

[@tylersanford9675]

This channel has taught me to never go into the woods again.

[@MrMM-bm5fo]

I recommend you guys do the Highway Of Tears. It’s a road where tons of mysterious murders and disappearances have occurred.

[@Tombuglol]

I honestly love this channel while I work on homework it feel like I can do it fast and feel relaxed and comfortable

[@magicvampirelver1321]

Right on time for some Bedtime💀Stories❤yesss

[@b-bopeddie1290]

magicVAMPIRE løver13 I'm watching again tonight ! Good night...

[@GrievousFrom]

I see you've been spying on my video history again. Fair play, old friend.

[@RevanJJ]

I see a new vid, I like immediately. Thanks for the great content as always! This is definitely a mysterious place.