Gone Missing After Finding a Truck Full of Bodies

[@draagon6563]

The clip where she was freaking out was honestly so heartbreaking. Being recorded during a panic attack can't have helped. Poor woman.

[@irradiatedPirateBooty]

honestly yeah. as well as everybody surrounding her and telling her to just "calm down" or "imagine if they see you like this" like- panic attacks are embarrassing as is. being surrounded by people shaming you definitely doesnt help and makes it so much worse

[@MSinistrari]

I used to work 911 in my city and she's definitely in legitimate distress from whatever she saw.

[@nura.divergent]

Also, if the recording DID result in her being chopped up, then surely the person recording must feel guilty as hell

[@stickshiftstarship]

Yeah, I just wanted to give her a hug and calm her down. Poor, poor woman.

[@lowwastehighmelanin]

Yeah I have a panic disorder what you need is quiet, calm, physically distant support. Being touched, talked to or in any way interfered with actively makes it worse every time. They escalated her instead of helping her feel safe.

[@AngrySinn]

Her reaction looks genuine. I'm Mexican and can understand everything said. It's also apparent that she's trying not to gag during the whole ordeal. Whatever she saw must have been horrific...

[@Stripedspot]

Life is truly depressing.

[@g0thfae]

You understood everything? Then translate the part scare theater couldn't.

[@sailorchiaki]

Would you mind dropping a translation for the video? Specifically the part that wasn't translated?

[@die444luve]

@@g0thfae" Theres children in the trunk their bodies are wrapped around like this. I want to leave"

[@die444luve]

@@sailorchiaki"Theres children in the trunk their bodies are wrapped around like this. I want to leave"

[@sheeb4660]

Your rant about TikTok is absolutely justified, this app has created some of the dumbest theories and hearsays ever. I hate how everyone on this app takes everything so serious and never does any research, there's also a lot of misinformation (medical, historical, you name it) and scams on this app too. Hope that one day it's not as popular anymore.

[@nor_bit]

More like sheep, if anything it’s just a farm there..

[@elusive-osmium]

all tiktok users deserve to be purged from society

[@chairnice8048]

yeah plus that thing is kinda taking our attention spans

[@ZeeNastee]

Not to mention the dangerous and stupid trends from it. That shit was a mistake.

[@ricardomiles2957]

It didn't create, Tik Tok is just another stepping stone, the easy digestable and shortness of Tik Tok is good to turn things viral and conspiracy theories love to be viral

[@EverydayDesigner]

My dad lost both his parents and grew up basically in the streets of Mexico. He would tell us that his friends and other kids would always go missing . To this day kids are disappearing and because they are orphans or handicap no one pays attention. If you dig into it you be alarmed how many missing kids are in mexico

[@crystalfevr]

Is there any reason why? Trafficking? Organ harvesting?

[@kakishisfriend1126]

Are they stealing organs for then or trafficking them?

[@onewingedangel327]

@@kakishisfriend1126 It could be this but there's also the possibility of them being recruited by cartels and eventually being caught by rivals, meeting their unfortunate fate..

[@kateanderson8384]

They're trafficked into America and sold as slaves. This is why Dems want to keep the border open

[@Rb-kb4qy]

There is occult religion in cities along the border. The cartels are followers of this religion…could be they use these innocent children in their practices. There are many immigrants that go missing adults and children and have been discovered charred in mass graves.

[@forevery_nikk2276]

I cant believe people saw this poor woman having a panic attack and first thing they decided to do is record her.....its so heartbreaking and infuriating.

[@thinkaboutit2137]

Well, without the recording no one would believe it happened.

[@lil_T_V]

Its worse when someone is getting murdered or severely injured in public and everyones recording it

[@PsychologicalApparition]

@@lil_T_V That's the Earthforce that has placed this desire to record in us. It wants to create a supermind in AI, but it cannot do this unless wre record everything from every angle. That's why it seems so strange.

[@SilentHillSimp]

​@@PsychologicalApparitionOkay, schizo. Go take your meds lmao.

[@lil_T_V]

@@PsychologicalApparition its lack of empathy that grew within our society, no family structure, no community structure or relationship, it makes us very selfish. We dont live externally but internally. Its very disgusting that people would rather record then stop someone from being murdered. Ive seen a woman getting stabbed up by her ex in public. a man jumped off bridge and broke his arms and legs, bleeding out and trying to crawl with stumps, and crowds of people gather around recording the person. Imagine that being the last moment you live, people enjoying the entertainment of your gruesome death. Sickening.

[@Gatzucortezemmanuel357]

I live in a border state and used to work on the border. It was common for us to find bodies out in the desert, in trucks, it’s really disgusting to see how cruel the cartels treat these people. I once found a lone female in the middle of the mountains at night who had sprained her ankle and couldn’t keep up with the group. They left her for dead, and she also told me that she was raped before their group crossed the border. It’s so horrible and disturbing.

[@Katie-mw7pd]

Border Angels leave jugs of water give people crossing the desert a chance of survival, but border patrol officers will literally slice the jugs open to empty them.

[@bruhism173]

If I join congress and am asked to support war against Mexico, I will only support it if we using advanced warfare manticore gas.

[@DagazsYT]

Almost all female immigrants are raped on their way to the USA/after crossing the border. But not all men amirite

[@Slapnuts9627]

Poor woman, I hope she is well now.

[@leonards9871]

@@Slapnuts9627she’s dead

[@regularshowman3208]

Honestly it's pretty relieving to hear that her death was just typical misinformation. Call me dumb for believing it at the start of the video, but the notion of this woman going through this traumatic event, and then winding up dead because of it, is heartbreaking to think about. I have no clue what the deal is with the dead children in the car, but the fact that this woman is most likely still alive is at least better than the worst case scenario.

[@jensenthegreen6780]

I've never been so happy to be spoiled for a video...

[@Lusca-n2w]

This specific story might not be true, but trust me, this is normal at least in south america. People do get killed all the time for simply being at wrong place in the wrong time, witnessing something they shouldnt. sad reality

[@mangelm1416]

​@@Lusca-n2wLatín america has some security issues, but no. This is not normal

[@crimson911]

​@@jensenthegreen6780I always purposely spoil myself because I want to know how dark the video is

[@KawaiiKat22]

​@@Lusca-n2wyup not normal at all, maybe in Mexico? But definitely not the norm

[@alejandrasaldana7170]

Part of the translation for the part where she is hyperventilating: “There are a lot of murdered kids in that truck! I want to get out! I want to get away from here!”

[@itsjustbrandy4290]

Thank you! I kept scrolling trying to see if anyone could translate. You are my hero today.

[@restitutororbis964]

I didn’t hear her say anything about murdered children. She says “Hay muchos niños en el camion…” she doesn’t state if they’re dead or alive. It could also be human trafficking. Even if it’s true, Eric is too innocent to trust Mexican journalism or authorities. I witnessed several terrorist acts in Reynosa that to this day never got publicity at all.

[@ilojilo]

😈

[@alejandrasaldana7170]

@@itsjustbrandy4290 your so welcome!

[@alejandrasaldana7170]

@@restitutororbis964if you listen close it sounds like she said “asesinados” which is a way of saying murdered. I did my best with what was available:)

[@Solopolo_5645]

She was freaking out like that because she has kids of her own and when she saw that, she imagined her kids so I understand why she was hyperventilating

[@creative_wolff859]

She said "they had bodies of children piled on wooden pallets like this(makes a stacking motion with her arms)"

[@Ekraelum]

3:42 I'm a Mexican. I had trouble hearing too, but all I could gather from this part was that she was mentioning how she found the truck full of bodies. Quote: "They were a lot of children, their bodies were tucked together like this" while she makes a motion with her arms I actually didn't heard of this until now despite being Mexican... I feel so bad for that woman. All she was doing was performing her job

[@GoldenRuler092]

Didn't know reffering to someone from Mexico as Mexican was offensive now

[@Bxrnicxlmfao]

@TonysopranoyafinookMexican isn’t a slur 😭just don’t call us 🫘 ers

[@Ekraelum]

@Tonysopranoyafinook since WHEN is a nationality a slur oh my god

[@thedarkspirit5084]

​@@Ekraelum He's probably used to Mexicans calling themselves Latino and Latina.

[@Boopy357]

​@TonysopranoyafinookI can't believe you watch The Sopranos and stand by soft ass opinions like this, how were you able to to stand that show

[@adam711s]

That poor lady. No one wants their worst moment being recorded like that.

[@SamuelBlack84]

Why is it everyone's immediate reaction to deciding to film everything that they see and uploading it online? It's disgusting I'm old enough to remember a time before smartphones and the internet, and nobody went around with camcorders being shoved into everyone's face People were far from perfect, but they didn't carry on like this

[@schlongmclong4602]

​@@SamuelBlack84clout is one hell of a drug

[@Sinc3r3ly]

@@SamuelBlack84I think we should shame the cameraperson instead of the woman

[@SamuelBlack84]

@@Sinc3r3ly I agree. The woman had a damn good reason to behave the way she did

[@luminvader]

​@@Sinc3r3ly they weren't blaming the woman

[@jennythewackjob8323]

Honestly thank you so much about mentioning the false information TikTok gives to viewers most of the time when it comes to sharing scary content, I get so tired of people talking about nonsense just to create scares or popularity…they usually don’t do their research or better yet never try to so thank you for mentioning it again

[@zekcide]

Yeah honestly. Like the “scary” videos with XQC’s reaction changing at the bottom of the screen. the amount of misinformation in the comments of those TikTok’s is crazy.

[@nikkizimm]

​@MR-jd1wq wow you're so cool for making this stupid comment. 🤓

[@zekcide]

@@MR-jd1wq Can't comment about issues anymore🤷‍♂️

[@jennythewackjob8323]

@@MR-jd1wq I mean I’m just saying…like the “Videos on the dark web” ones and they show Blank room soup or obey the walrus videos to be in the “dark web”…those videos were ARG and not used in such a way and for tiktokers to spread that stuff with viewers that don’t know or didn’t grow up with that stuff are gonna turn rumors or theories around to something they should’ve just researched about (as what the video said)

[@cloudzack1090]

Today is truly the age of, dont take anything at face value, listen to all sources and then make an opinion

[@deadsoon]

A detail I recall is that they weren't just bodies, they were hollow and just torsos. No heads nor lower body. Which points to organ trafficking if anything. The most horrendous part is how nonchalantly they were disposed of.

[@oceanexblve884]

Omg that sounds horrific

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

Hearsay, unless there were police reports of the bodies.

[@lovetheLord2005]

@@user-fe8gx3ie5v you are so slow.

[@leelubell9080]

I don’t understand how that would point to organ trafficking

[@psychomantis2485]

Where does it say that?

[@Cosmic_God_Particals]

She definitely said there were a lot of kids tucked together in the trailer. That is horrifying.

[@Nick_261]

I live for the ScareTheater angry rants about how stupid people are. Please give me more.

[@hatchetmouth8211]

I like the old ScareTheater who wallowed in the fun of it all instead of trying to become another professional 'debunker'. The world needs more wonder and imagination, not one more know-it-all.

[@Meleedroit]

​@@hatchetmouth8211the world also needs less misinformation, he was always about that with his debunks

[@fyoutube2294]

@@hatchetmouth8211 he's always done this, what do you mean

[@omomori9214]

​@@hatchetmouth8211I don't think you've watched a single scare theater video then, he's been doing this type of content for a long time. Lmao

[@dyrr836]

I've been a viewer since 2015 and that's the angriest I've EVER heard him lol. Very justified.

[@diehard7517]

I love Eric's rant about how much TikTok sucks. He usually describes the topics in his videos in a calm and neutral manner, so him getting actually frustrated for once is pretty funny.

[@aaron-gz]

He was like screw keeping the persona, this is dumb.

[@AaronL0905]

As a mexican, i still remember when this whole case went viral A lot of people here also bought that idea of her being dead very fast Unfortunately, around here if you get ever so slightly close to something that could potentially be related to organized crime everybody sees you as if you were dead instantly

[@AaronL0905]

Also, to keep adding specially to that thing about newsletters online, here a lot of botton of the barrel "reporters" will continue to try to use shock news related to the narco

[@AaronL0905]

I could talk about it for hours but it is a disgusting state of "news" over here

[@alexander1902]

Wasn’t this story false? It appears she’s having a mental health emergency and everyone around her is trying to calm her down but seems completely relaxed otherwise.

[@abrahammesrajecorrea2349]

My recommendation to live here in Mexico is just keep your business to yourself and don't be out at night. You should be ok if you follow these rules. It's like the "curiosity killed the cat" saying, so don't be curious at all.

[@okat32]

@@alexander1902it wasn’t fake.

[@ToxicEffingZen]

Thank GOD someone FINALLY calls out how STUPID and POINTLESS it is when people on tiktok show videos with themselves next to it just making dumb faces. I hate it. Its especially effed up when they do it with videos of something like this...

[@MissB69]

Ikr...to even go so far as to use a tragedy for an opportunity to get attention. It's disgusting. Mfs are narcissistic as hell

[@MissB69]

Not as horrific but an example out of many of this type of crappy behavior I've witnessed. One of my exes, an abusive narcissist, once checked himself into the hospital because his sister was sick, she lived in a whole nother state she told him she was in the hospital, I can't remember the exact reason but it wasn't that serious. But he used it as an excuse to go check into the local hospital where we were, I was wanting to leave him, but he loved using manipulation to get me back, so he called me and told me he was in the hospital, cuz his sister was sick in the hospital and he needed medication to calm down. Later when I showed up, the nurses told me he was fine. And I found him in the waiting area doing what? Taking selfies. Yeah. That's how disgusting these people are

[@MissB69]

@thug_hunter_amongus it's called a comment section for a reason.... But okay yeah exactly no one asked you either but whatever makes you feel better about yourself... 😂

[@MissB69]

@thug_hunter_amongus Wtf 😂 like I said...whatever makes you feel better

[@MissB69]

@thug_hunter_amongus Why would you assume that? Do you go around telling fake stories? Sounds like classic projection to me. Don't you have something better to do with your time than to go around being a larp

[@anezkavoprsalova5742]

As someone who suffers from panic attacks quite alot I think this reaction seems very genuine. So sorry for this woman

[@panchoB95]

A similar thing happened in my parents home town in Guanajuato. Supposedly a cop pulled over an ice cream truck around the outskirts of town. Cop goes up to ask for documentation and gets them from the driver. As the cop walked back to his truck he heard a gunshot and he ran back to check on the driver only to find out he unalived himself. After more backup arrived they decided to inspect the truck and found dismembered bodies and organs in the coolers in the back. This happened in the late 2010s and I’m not sure how true that was but if it was that’s pretty scary.

[@the0nly0n3]

source?

[@ryman1933]

@@the0nly0n3can you read?

[@panchoB95]

@@the0nly0n3 this was way back around the mid 00s I was on vacation in Mexico during the winter. I don’t know where to find info on it my aunts and uncles talked about it at the dinner table one night, this happened around the Jerecuaro region in Guanajuato

[@droopyjaguar]

⁠​⁠@@panchoB95You say it happened in the late 2010s in the first comment and now it’s the mid 00s?

[@droopyjaguar]

oh well cool story anyway

[@gehenna4346]

That reaction looks hauntingly genuine. Whatever she saw, im so sorry for her, sending my love. Hope there is healing in time and justice in the future

[@abrahammesrajecorrea2349]

It's Mexico we're talking about, there is no justice at all and whoever thinks otherwise hasn't lived in Mexico or must be delusional.

[@alwaysyouramanda]

She looks like she knows just seeing it put her life in danger 😢 she’s whipping her head back and forth omg- the other women seem a bit suspicious

[@gehenna4346]

@@alwaysyouramanda very suspicious, especially if those translations are accurate.

[@Moses5Marley]

What healing? They killed her!

[@luminvader]

​@@Moses5Marley bro, did you watch the video

[@cheechel96]

I know this feeling. Discovering death when you aren't supposed to be discovering death. You feel gutted, you feel intense empathy for how their loved ones will feel. You can barely speak or talk. It's awful 💔

[@jovany-o-fivelopez2091]

Not it’s that serious people die every day you gotta have a strong mind to survive or else you will panic and die.

[@mrlevinielsen]

@@jovany-o-fivelopez2091are you okay?

[@violet321]

​@jovany-o-fivelopez2091 ok, but with that, it's not normal seeing a body dismembered. Death should be calm, painless and surrounded by loved ones with no regrets. Not like this. You should really consider your mindset

[@xenophagia]

​@@jovany-o-fivelopez2091 cringey ass edgelord. Smh.

[@TraditionalArtist1]

​@@mrlevinielsenhonestly he wasn't lien

[@LuMo096]

As a fluent Spanish speaking Mexican-American a few things I note are: The "they" they are most likely referring to is most likely passerbys or other customers. It is a common way of saying "don't make a scene" although with a little more context it could mean what Scare mentioned but it's unlikely they're referring to the kids at home until the other woman mentions it later. For the part Scare had trouble translating, it is indeed very difficult to make out but there was one thing I could distinctly hear and it was "... esta allá muchos niños como tartimas en el cameon" which pretty much translates to "... over there, a lot of children stacked like pallets in the truck." When the other lady shows up the lady having the panic attack tells her "cuida tus niños" to take care/watch her kids. Edits are for misspelling and grammar corrections.

[@moonlightwinterbird8009]

For y’all that want to know, MEXICO IS RULED BY THE CARTELS, THE GOVERNMENT IS THE CARTELS. These people kill children, women, they sell their organs in the black market, they take people to work for them against their own will while threatening their families and towns. The towns people in Mexico need to pay the cartels in order to live in their own homes and also they have to pay them money even if they are selling lemonades next to the road or even in front of a school or even if they are selling candy at the bus stops. And not only in Mexico this happened it all over Latin America. Mexico is just a portion of all the horrible acts and things the cartels do to the people and the government just puts a blind eye into the issue. That’s why there is so many people fleeing their homes.

[@brunobucciaratiswife]

Telling someone who’s panicking to “calm down” is super helpful! It’s like a magic cure and they’re just fine after! Thanks! /s

[@jivanhoyt6520]

why yo said s/. plural of why you say this.

[@beard556]

​@@jivanhoyt6520what

[@allen-castle]

​@@jivanhoyt6520it means sarcasm

[@OrthodoxAnarchist891]

What works even better is calling them a Karen and telling them they’re going viral

[@CyTolliver]

I only tell people to calm down to deliberately antagonize them - it works!

[@scxrvxn]

So sad how Mexico got so dangerous over the years :( a week after I left Nuevo Leon a guy was hung over a bridge

[@scxrvxn]

Translation of what she said: there was alot of kids stacked on that truck. I want to leave

[@P-P-Panda]

That’s scary 😟

[@HaveanOreshnik]

My god that is just disgusting, I am sorry you had to experience that, truly ):

[@scxrvxn]

@@P-P-Panda very scary. The only safe way to travel there is by plane. No way someone should drive down to Mexico.

[@josedorsaith5261]

​@@scxrvxn That's sad. Nobody deserves to live amongst that

[@MultiFunwithFire]

At one point during her panic attack I catch her saying "take care of your kids" and that's heartbreaking.

[@nightmare674]

There was this time someone posted a clearly fake story on tiktok. I put in the comments why it was fake, with a source and everything and THESE PEOPLE GOT MAD AT ME? THEY RESPONDED SHIT LIKE "let people have fun!" "Don't spoil it!" "You ruined it" Like, what the fuck. Spreading misinformation isn't fun? Isn't a meme? It's dangerous and idiotic

[@mitchjohnson4714]

This is why we can't have nice things.

[@Super00michele00]

Tiktok is like Telegram for russian people, should be deleted as a whole platform.

[@Merjzz]

I hope she is okay, seeing a horrific scene gives you a traumatic memory.....

[@IkesDaddelbox]

I just hope she found a way to process what she's seen and can live in peace. If the child trafficking theory is true she might have thought of the worst thing possible: What if this happened to my kids?

[@Michael16397]

It’s very common in my country Ecuador 🇪🇨😞. There are various cases of people who where kidnapped and sent into human trafficking to other countries. I work in security and have to deal with these cases. On a side note the UN refugee agency does provide several programs to help us so that is a positive i guess

[@thedarkspirit5084]

​@@Michael16397 Shiii, the U.N. needs to develop a task force specifically on combating trafficking. I get Interpol, FBI, all these nations with their specific branch of government that specializes in organized crime. But I hear the worst fate in investigating human trafficking is actually getting caught and they force you among the statistics with your HQ not even know what happened to you. They would have to launch another investigator or a task force to even figure out what happened to their former agent. Whereas cartels will most likely chop you up or your fate is in an acid barrel. If you're a woman, then you definitely ain't getting seen again. They'll probably keep you, they like to punish female cops.

[@jeremifrancisco1]

@@thedarkspirit5084Sad, disappointing and disgusting world.

[@Samuel-is2wx]

@@thedarkspirit5084 dude asking a biggest pedo ring for help

[@midnight8372]

yeah i think the lady also told the other person with kids to be careful and watch them

[@Carlosww11]

Bro your rants about Tik-Tok struck me to my core. I graduated as a historian and an archaeologist from college although I don't work in those fields right now. Nothing irritates me more than people just making stuff up about history or archaeology and claiming aliens or conspiracy theories, while providing no actual evidence or making evidence up.

[@MSinistrari]

Even better is when you do call them out on their misinformation, they get salty and demand you prove it.

[@Solinaru]

wait till you hear about the "Tartarian Empire" conspiracy. These dinguses are like a few steps away from thinking they recreated the proof for a flat earth.

[@januszpolak254]

@@markom4358 From what I seen most conspiracy theorist are actually religious.

[@YungLean1488westfalen]

Aliens are real idiot

[@CyTolliver]

@@januszpolak254 do you have a point or do you just like dunking on religion?

[@einienj3281]

Her reaction is real, the panic and realization and processing of what she experienced.. I hope she is ok.

[@earrapist3046]

its fake lol

[@einienj3281]

@@earrapist3046 She's having a panic attack. whether she saw dead kids, I don't know.. but it's difficult to fake whole body reactions.

[@Penhauer]

​@@earrapist3046what's fake & how do you know?

[@chronoslayercs]

@@Penhauer pay no attention to him. This is 100% a genuine reaction; its as real as it gets.

[@f4r_17]

@@earrapist3046 where the proof and why are you laugh?

[@juancarlossamayoa8296]

Native Spanish speaker here: At some point she says: "They had all the children pilled up on top of pallets"

[@aaccgg_]

this story made me sick to my stomach i feel so bad because this is someone’s mom, as a mexican I feel so bad for her because it’s so easy to see my mom in that situation and it just breaks my heart

[@Mingodough]

It’s not unheard of, my family here was telling me an aunt in Mexico was going grocery shopping in Morelia, but then while on the bus there was a shoot out that went on for an hour or so. After that a bunch of cars went over and threw the bodies in trucks and just left like nothing

[@abrahammesrajecorrea2349]

It's sadly a common thing, depending on the state. Here in Zacatecas, the closest I've known regarding "cartel stuff" happening near my house has been a guy killed in front of my house while crossing the street (my mom had to go out after the shot out and when she saw the corpse, her reaction was the same as the lady on the video), 4 guys killed in a store down a couple blocks from my place (we could hear the gunshots) and a store next to that one blowing up because the owners couldn't pay the cartel for their fee.

[@diamondortiz7324]

Sounds like cartel business

[@johnydsmithson6834]

As a paramedic with years of seeing folks die, break down, kill another, and worked on the border, I believe her. Poor dear, and peace to the likely victims. The world is far darker than most will even have a mere glance at.

[@victorhugoalvarezlozoya7245]

The other lady is telling her to calm down because she needs to go home and she shouldn't get home with the kids at home seeing her like this

[@HP12364]

The part where she's freaking out where you couldn't understand. She was talking about how there were many corpses of children in the car and then I think she said listen to her and precedes tries to explain what she saw as best as she can in the state she's in.

[@Harryx74]

At 3:33 she says; Something unintelligible "There were a lot of kids stacked like [palletes?] in the truck" "Yes miss, but " "I need to go see *unintelligible* (probably she wanted to go see her kids and go home) "Yes miss, but you need to calm down" ... Probably there were corpses of kids stacked one on top of another, which means it must have been a lot of them

[@Tomnickles]

I love how people see these videos and say things like "No one knows where she is now!" She was a random person working at a gas station in Mexico. Why would anyone see her again on another video? She just kept living her life as usual. Also, it irks me this woman saw this horrible thing. Was having a full blown panic attack over it, and people were like "Calm down." How dare she have some kind of emotion over seeing horrible things!? lol.

[@sabias3932]

They were trying to help. Not everyone lives their life on the internet.

[@actual_doge3221]

Frankly the only type of person who can help with a panic attack is like a doctor or someone else who has had an attack too.

[@vminhope3040]

It’s like telling someone who is depressed not to be depressed

[@luneh7346]

Im sorry to inform, im pretty sure she was murdered like a week after. iirc her body was found inside a suitcase along with some note that said something along the lines of "This is what happens when you see something you shouldn't and snitch"

[@darts2770]

@@vminhope3040 they were trying to help her in this situation cause she can't even process anything!

[@cynicalbuddha1660]

Thank you for shedding light on human trafficking and the atrocious world of TikTok!

[@zerotwoisreal]

both are horrible, although if i had to pick one I'd pick human trafficking. TikTok is the worst thing to ever happen to humanity since fortnite

[@avelynn5976]

​​@@zerotwoisreal ? fortnite is just a game and youre weird for comparing it to social media sites that have actual gross content like tiktok does and actual human trafficking. dumb af joke that isnt even funny.

[@thekiwiclipper1113]

​@@avelynn5976the problem isn't "gross content." The problem with the app is that its incredibly cringe and brainrotting. It is genuinely the most destructive use of technology.

[@Louie_The_Dago]

@@zerotwoisreal when you say human trafficking, what are you referring to

[@grunk1]

​@@zerotwoisreal What..? You're weird dude. Probably a redditor or sum cus like wtf. Plus there's nothing wrong with fortnite

[@Migsfigs8]

At 3:36, yea the frantic panting does make it hard to tell fully what she says but I think I hear “yo solo quería un perico para despertar” as in “I just wanted some snow/coke to wake up”… I definitely hear the “para despertar” part… and then after that she says something like “and then when I’m over there, there’s a lot of kids-how are they-up on the trailer” (I’m translating sort of literally so some of her words are filler but she just says there’s a lot of kids inside the trailer like when she sees it, but no mention of them being dead). And then after that she seems to say “me quiero ir con mi [espeso] pero el señor aya orita me va ver” as in “I just want to go with my husband (at least I think she says husband) but that man over there is going to see me” The part after that the frantic lady may have meant by “no quiero ir con el” like that she didn’t want to talk to him or interact with the guy, who’s she saying she doesn’t even want to walk by to go to her husband, like that might not mean she means literally like leave with him… the lady that is trying to call her down doesn’t “presumably” make it about the frantic lady’s kids, she very specifically does and says “if you go home like this you’re going to freak them out” as in her family… that lady is probably the most clear one to me and like that kinda response is so like Good Samaritan Mexican, like not even really judging her but saying like she should calm down for her own family’s sake. They’re clearly all concerned about getting her home safe when the lady with her kids arrives, the frantic lady tells her “be careful with your kids” and I assume like because she said that the lady walks away like holding her kids by the hand

[@chrisg9817]

I got anxiety just watching her have a panic attack

[@pastarama]

Definitely one of the most disturbing things you've covered in a while for me. I feel horrible for all the victims you mentioned.

[@thiskid990]

I feel so sad for her having to witness something so painfully evil. Truly hoping for her safety…

[@actual_doge3221]

I'm seriously curious to know if what she saw was real, because if it was that leads to more questions.

[@ConservativesAreNgers]

​@@actual_doge3221i wanna know if she got kidnapped by the mexican cartels

[@Fatcat-x1b]

​@@ConservativesAreNgersshe did they found her body in a suitcase

[@memesupreme2400]

@@actual_doge3221she 100% saw something. In Mexico seeing bodies is nothing in certain areas. When the Tijuana cartel ruled Mexico in 2000-2010 it was the first time killing civlians came into play. First civilian victims was an entire ranch, I think it was 12 people including kids who were killed. I remember newspapers were sent to us by family in Mex and it would show heads lined up on the sidewalks with a massive banner sending a message. Also bodies hanging from poles. It was medieval.

[@lolabugs]

@@ConservativesAreNgersher daughter came out and said she did end up taking her own life a couple years later

[@jesseludwexion1747]

That poor lady needed a hug :(

[@ryman1933]

she needs a lot more than a hug

[@oronpoop]

@@ryman1933 bruh she needs some psychological help poor her.

[@butterysnail2537]

she needs a psychiatrist. you don't see something like that and not have it follow you for life. I hope she's doing better now

[@jesseludwexion1747]

@@butterysnail2537 man ykw you guys sound like you think you’re pretty smart huh? No shit she’s needs psychological help, I am not saying one hug will solve everything. I am saying she needs a hug IN. THAT. MOMENT. Obviously she needs all the help she can get, but if it was me and I was having a breakdown I would want someone holding me and telling me it’s gonna be okay.

[@Endless_Jellything42]

@@jesseludwexion1747 people don't like physical contact during panic attacks and/or meltdowns

[@mariec3527]

Her reaction is 100% valid because i can't even imagine what she saw . Seeing those poor innocent babies just dead like that . Id be so sick and traumatized

[@Snuffles559]

My Grandfather was a rural police officer in Oaxaca in the 1950s/1960s and the "standard protocol" when finding dead bodies was, just throwing them in trucks and take them to near by municipal police station or some were just thrown in pits because there was so many bodies found. Crime was rampant back then i remember my grandfather telling me that he would force my grandmother to carry a gun with her at all times.

[@DMurcielago]

8:00 kind of a scary thought to add to this. Often times when people or kids are trafficked in Mx, they can become overheated in the backs of those trucks and It wouldnt be out of the range of possibility that this was a truck full of living people at one point... very crazy stuff and we take our daily life for granted

[@lisaperry5999]

Happened on Texas side of border.46+ people abandoned, in a semi,by coyotes or cartel.

[@frxsty2585]

@@lisaperry5999Joe Biden just lets them right in, Donald’s Trump ain’t much better either bud, look it up, drug violence got worse under Trump and then even worse under Biden…. Tsk tsk tsk, American politics

[@Anilink]

I'm from Mexico and I really don't remember hearing about this video, but then again, so much stuff happens here that it's possible I forgot or a lot more was going on that week. I always appreciate how well you research all cases. As for what she could have seen, I can believe it was either one of the two possibilities you mentioned, and of course anyone would freak out about it. I really hope she is okay and I want to believe the last part of the story was just made up to scare people (as if finding a truck full of corpses wasn't scary enough). Finding yourself at the wrong place and in the wrong time with anything involving a cartel is something that scares everybody here, so I really hope that she really is okay.

[@abrahammesrajecorrea2349]

As someone who lives in Zacatecas and has already experienced stuff where "you better not get out of your house unless you have a death wish", I can only say that these kind of stories, for as much horrible as they are, are something common to some of us. I'm already desensitized to these (and no, I'm not trying to sound "cool and edgy", it's sadly that common here). Like, a store a couple blocks away from my place blew up because the owners couldn't pay the cartels for their fee, and people have been killed near my place twice... but no one dares to go and check on the bodies to see if they're still alive and prefer to leave them there until police arrives... despite they also don't do shit. People get killed all the time but because it's something so common, some usually don't find it surprising.

[@Starfishluver]

@@abrahammesrajecorrea2349 im glad to see people have been through the same. I grew up in this little neighborhood in Guadalajara, and I got jealous of seeing other children my age be able to go out freely, but I’m kind of glad my parents didn’t because most of these kids went missing or got involved in crime. My Uncle was also living in a small neighborhood and the whole neighborhood got raided by the cartel, and they set the owner of many of the houses set on fire infront of everybody to prove they mean business. Im glad I moved to america and somehow got a less shitty life.

[@EhsanMusic]

You can see it clearly in her reaction she was genuinely scared. Whatever she saw must have been horrible.

[@joeylamour]

I’ve never felt more seen than when you asked dafuq is going on with those people who record reaction TikTok’s and add nothing to a viral video but shaking their head. Those drive me CRAZY

[@noni4315]

6:00 FINALLY SOMEONE WITH A PLATFORM CALLS THIS OUT IT IS JUST NARCISSM

[@5thkiechannel]

Hope I don’t mysteriously disappear but the president of Mexico is very explicitly ignoring all these disappearances and is actively being friendly with the “bad guys” from Mexico

[@ryman1933]

show me a president, and I'll show you a criminal

[@zottorus6176]

its unfortunately not uncommon. many officials (including presidents) think that crime is so difficult to tackle, theyd rather just let them do their own thing. it kinda becomes a "you do your thing, ill do mine" scenario. that, or they just get paid off or killed lol

[@ProbablyOnLSD69]

I mean what is he supposed to do? Going after or going against the cartels is a death wish down there. Thank god we made drugs illegal here! Now nobody does drugs! And it created the cartels! Good job USA #1!

[@jeffchynk5420]

​@@ProbablyOnLSD69well, El Salvador took care of their gangs

[@silhouettefades]

​@@ProbablyOnLSD69the cops in the USA is some of the biggest drug cartels in the world

[@lowwastehighmelanin]

Watching this poor lady have a panic attack was so upsetting. I get those. It's completely awful I feel bad she experienced that. You lose total control of yourself. I can't even imagine how distressed she must have been at that time...

[@slasherfilmz]

the notification came up as “Scaretheater gone missing after finding a truck of bodies” and i was like wtf is scaredaddy ok

[@flowergirl4612]

Why would someone post something like this? If it was real, why tf would they want to put the person in danger?. It's absolutely insane. Tik Tok is a downfall to the human race. The things people do and say are just disgusting. And IDK, I highly doubt the media would let anyone know whats real or fake. I believe the woman as well, he action is genuine and you can just tell that she is in shock and devastated.

[@KingaKucyk]

Seeing what she has seen, I'm not surprised that she got full blown panic attack 😢💔 this poor woman must have a trauma for life....

[@GooseCee]

What makes translating spanish so difficult is that a lot of countries have their own versions of it, even if they’re literally next to each other.

[@lordpickle65]

Not true, that only applies for coloquial language, therms, slang and stuff, standard spanish is pretty much the same everywhere

[@GooseCee]

@@lordpickle65 that’s exactly what I meant (it’s still spanish but there are so many differences across borders). As a Mexican I struggle to understand puerto rican Spanish. Puerto rican spanish is influenced by things like African and Caribbean languages.

[@tristanherb49]

also most of them speak really fast

[@frxsty2585]

@@GooseCeeis it similar to the difference between British English and American English? Or is it more different?

[@MoonlessSky_]

Spanish speaker here, at 3:35 she just seems to be struggling to speak, she then says “a lot of kids in the truck” followed by “i want to go see my kids”

[@charlito4923]

2:25 It is not refering to anyone when it translates to "they" The person recording is saying the public, just people, are gonna see her like this cz its kind of embarrassing freaking out like that. I also believe the person standing next to her telling her she needs to go home to take care of her kids didn't understand what she was saying whenever she was mentioning the kids she saw. The rest of the clip it's difficult to understand because of the bad audio quality.

[@ScareTheater]

Ah, that makes sense

[@karlagarcia1851]

She said she didn’t want to go with him. Not that she didn’t want to go w/her children. She also told the lady who approached her with 2 kids to take very good care of her children” other words to watch them closely.

[@beanbean9364]

I know you’ve been back for a while, but it’s great to see you uploading and doing well! Been watching your content since middle school and am currently in college. Love your content ❤️

[@venus-os3ls]

Same here!!! I’ve been watching since 2015 ❤️

[@IrateWizrd]

Yeah same. I'm glad to see he hit 1 Mil, he deserves it.

[@TheOfficialChannelOfChannels]

I know I'm Confused cause this guy looks alot younger than I thought he'd be, and it feels like I've been listening to him for many years

[@venus-os3ls]

@@TheOfficialChannelOfChannels HE LOOKS EXACTLY THE SAME AS HIS FIRST FACE REVEAL YEARS AGO

[@TheOfficialChannelOfChannels]

Oh I might be slightly confused maybe it was Mister Nightmare that I was listening to back then

[@zottorus6176]

i havent even gotten past the video of the woman yet, but holy hell i feel so terrible for her. whether she really saw what she thought she saw, you cant argue the fact that she is in genuine panic. really hard to watch

[@Helloskyyt321]

Her reaction was absolutely heartbreaking

[@worldelite5016]

She saw a horrific scene, a truck full of dead kids and their body parts were taken out. Human Trafficking and Child Torture.

[@Melraymaybegay]

People who think it’s necessary to record other people who’re having a panic attack need to just vanish from earth. Like, the only thing that remains is a cut-off gasp and a small, settling cloud of dust where their feet were…

[@brendagriffith9238]

This is beyond horrifying... I hope the woman is doing okay now

[@BloomCherryBlossom]

The rumor of her dying was very prevalent in Mexico, and if you are from here, believing them is not that hard, it wouldn’t be the first time… I’m glad that they are only rumors, tho. I’ve been worried for her for a while.

[@C7S123R8P0M3]

I'm a native spanish speaker, this is my attempt at understanding what she said at 3:35: "Yo solamente quiero un (pellizco?) pa (despertar?) *Sollozos* (aquel?) traía muchos niños ... Como tarimas en el camión... Yo me quiero (salir?)... Me va a ver allá..." Now in english, that'd: "I just want a (pinch?) to (wake me up?) *Sobs* (that one?) was carrying so many children... Like shelves in the truck... I just want to (get out?)... He's gonna see me over there!" Words in parentheses were not 100% clear. Truly terrifying words.

[@anya8467]

rest in peace to the angels that lost their lives, this world is cruel

[@eddiemunster4094]

Hell was created for the wicked and rightfully so amen 🙏

[@Taehhyungie]

Love to see you posting more, keep it up Eric! Been here since day one :)

[@ryman1933]

I didn't think I could like your channel anymore than I already do, but when you took that swing at xqc I realized you are by far my favorite youtuber now.

[@juliankohler5086]

She might have just moved some place far away with no internet, and is doing something completely different right now. She might have even developed a phobia for children. This is not like losing your grandparents. Lovecraft has nothing on what this woman saw. I can't say for sure what would happen if it was me. For certain, "me" as I know it would be completely gone.

[@alexisklepper536]

I pray her and her family are safe and never have to live through that fear again

[@z-qh8fj]

She said I only went around to look to see if they would wake up...But then I saw the were stacked up like fruit

[@sup3rrr]

Recording someone when they're having a panic attack is crazy

[@odynobodie]

thanks for always being so courteous to the people in these videos, whether or not their panic attacks/breakdowns are for legitimate reasons it’s so annoying to plaster someone’s face around social media, people have no respect for online privacy, it’s not that hard to blur out/block someones face when possible if you HAVE to record something.

[@Penhauer]

I do believe that lady was having a very real freak-out about something that genuinely scared her.

[@elfenlied_girl1238]

3:47 translation: there was a lot of kids piled and laying down in the truck

[@livia2021]

From 3:38-3:40 I cannot make out anything at all, but from 3:40-3:50 she says "Habían muchos niños ahí como tarimas en el camión" which translates to "there were many children there [lying] like pallets in the truck" (Complely sure about this) Then she starts to say what I think is "Yo me quiero ir [con mis -]" ("I want to go -") which I assume she was gonna follow up with "hijos," but instead abruptly ends her sentence to start a new one at 3:51-3:54 and says (take this with a heavy grain of salt, she's almost undecipherable) it's either "es que el señor me va ver allá or "pero asta me va ver allá" or something along the lines of that which both would roughly translate to "but he might see me over there" or "he might see [me] from over there." (Unsure about everything but "yo me quiero ir" and "pero - me va ver").

[@theunknown4847]

I finally got an actual job and I'm still sore from yesterday and getting a notification that Scaretheather posted was a real treat for me (along other things)

[@woeful669]

so at 3:37 it sounds like she's saying "yo solamiente quiero... ocupo despertar" which translates to "i just want to... i need to wake up". its not actually gramatically correct because "ocupo" actually means taking possession of a place or territory but it is often used incorrectly as a synonym for "need" in a lot of places here in Mexico. at 3:41 it sounds like shes saying "y es que dentro había muchos niños... hay como tarimas en el camión" which translates to "and there were many children inside... theres some sort of platforms inside the truck". at 3:48 she says "yo me quiero ir con mis niños" which translates to "i want to go home to my children". it is really hard to make out what shes saying at the end but at 3:50 the other lady just reminds her that she needs to calm down before shes able to go with her children.

[@excellentestevan4488]

Makes me feel bad for the family and the Mexican people living there. I have team members in my job who have family and visit there on vacation, i always hope and pray in the back of my mind they make it back safe.

[@HaveanOreshnik]

It's terrifying

[@excellentestevan4488]

@@HaveanOreshnik Very

[@charlene6676]

You are so right when you say that they really don't do much research on any case they hear one thing they go with it. Thanks for saying that loudly. Thanks for doing this an bringing light to more of this story.

[@ultra7965]

I live in Brazil and in the year 2023 more than 61 thousand cases of disappearances were registered here, many children disappear every day here.

[@SunsetBlvd13]

Okay so I had to get my dad on this because I couldn’t understand her that well either. He said what’s happening is that the woman is in such distress that she can’t really form a complete sentence so it’s essentially. “I was standing-“ “There were so many children-“ “They were laying like- *moves her arms*” “I was trying to make the change-“ -cries out in distress- That poor lady :( she must’ve been so traumatized from seeing that, especially since she has her own kids at home.

[@sherlyncarpinteyro8841]

I remember watching this around the time the video came out and I felt so horrible for the lady. She is in so much distress and my heart hurts for her. I hope she’s doing okay.

[@mb-mz4tg]

I have panic disorder and I made the mistake of watching this. Luckily Scare’s rant about how stupid tik tok and people are stopped it from being triggering. Thank you Scare ❤

[@fernandorodriguez876]

No one cares

[@actual_doge3221]

What helped me get over my attacks is reminding myself it's not forever and slow deep breaths are your best friend. Also some meditations from KZbin helped me a lot. I have not had an attack in years!

[@IkesDaddelbox]

I have anxiety issues due to Asperger's Syndrome and get some mild panic attacks every now and then. I can't imagine living with an actual panic disorder. In my mild cases I found out that breathing practices are the most helpful thing.

[@KrysGrant-ey1xl]

​@@actual_doge3221same distractions three things I hear, see, smell, and feel. It helps

[@totopoculiado6667]

@@fernandorodriguez876 hol up i care about u having trash music taste cuz i’ve never in my life seen a person with the weeknd on his pfp take that shit off lil bro 😭💀

[@raysanchez4596]

She said “ there’s a lot of kids laying on the floor of the truck “

[@Nonyabsnss]

Immediately subscribed after you mentioned how people don’t bother to do a little research and they start posting fake stuff like they’re playing the “phone game”… I also HATE those “reaction” videos.

[@NegaTalker]

that tiktok rant was so relatable, thank you scareT for taking the effort of giving real context and information about these cases

[@vintagejk]

the video is so sad. that woman needed comfort 🙁 also as a native spanish speaker, i could not understand the woman either, which i believe makes it more disturbing

[@Catpucxino]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't some Spanish language different depending on the country? Like maybe it's still a barrier depending on what country it is. What issues did you have when trying to understand what she was saying? Was it too quiet or just incomprehensible?

[@vintagejk]

⁠@@Catpucxino i understand ur confusion!! i’m mexican so i MIGHT have understood her however it was very quick so it was incomprehensible, but it may be because of the quality of the phone/ background noise? or possibly because the poor woman was panicking 😕

[@amberlytownsend2856]

@@CatpucxinoDifferent countries have different dialects. A word or phrase in one country could mean something completely different in another country.

[@Catpucxino]

@@amberlytownsend2856 exactly! Cause I know someone who's from Puerto Rico and someone who's Mexican and they speak differently

[@HaveanOreshnik]

I love that you're still uploading man, grew up watching you

[@lmaoo4428]

"habia gente alla, mucho ninos como tarimas en el camion, yo me quiero salir." This is what I could make out. Basically she said there were people over there, a lot of kids like wooden pallets, I want to get out of here. Im hella late but from what I have seen so far is that peopel listened differently.

[@CoconutPb]

So here is the rough translation for 3:40. The beginning is the hardest but what i hear her is like it looks like the body was spitting blood or had blood coming out of the mouth hense why she does a throwing up action. Then the ladies ask her to calm down . the lady panicing then says i have no idea its a bunch of kids lying down like this in the back of the truck. im by 3:50 now. she then goes and says i want to hide. the ladies on the side arent grasping the situation so they are just trying to calm her. Thats the best i can do :D

[@angelalbertoolivaresramire8547]

on that part she said "i just saw that they had a lot of children on boards on the truck"

[@_Pyroon_]

Please do more Mexico ones! I'm slowly becoming convinced I've heard most decently documented cases from English speaking countries except kangaroo land.

[@darts2770]

Kangaroo land?!

[@Hunterbenx]

@@darts2770Australia?

[@oceanexblve884]

@@darts2770I think they are talking about Australia but idk

[@darts2770]

@@oceanexblve884 the way that he / she just says kangaroo land and i was like what?!

[@NEET_201]

I'm fluent in Spanish, grew up in mexico but its genuinely hard to understand what's she saying, the poor audio quality and her slurring her words doesn't help, but from what I can tell she's trying to maniacally explain what's she saw, I could hear "kids" be mention multiple times in her slurred ramblings, as the persons around her trying to calm her down are mostly berating her saying stuff like "what would other's think of you if they saw you like this" which is honestly really heartless, after that she sits down and after seeing there reactions being again rather calm she starts to describe what she say a little clearer, yet fast, she basically said "I saw kids, they where pile up like [didn't understand]", or something to that extend