Hiker in Alaska Finds Woman Frozen To Tree Who had Been There & Missing for 8 Years.

[@tammyhollandsworth6783]

Thank you Jake for helping to find this young lady and giving closer to her family! ❤ Thank you also for your service!

[@Bee-ly4gx]

Isn’t it terrible that people Say nasty things in the comments. I love this narrator he is very respectful.

[@Drew-dd5nh]

They aren't people you're referring to. They're jealous, evil intruders. Please don't confuse *US* and those POS scum form of life. In our lifetime, we won't be told the truth about the group of its.

[@sarasmr4278]

My dearest friend killed himself and I found him minutes later. It was immediately obvious that he was gone and not coming back. For months afterwards I would see someone who resembled him and feel for a moment that I was about to see him again, that somehow it had all been a mistake, that I would get to hug him once more, even though I had seen what I had seen. And then I would be sobbing because I drove past some guy in a hoodie. I cannot imagine what having a missing loved one must feel like. Thank you for reminding us to be respectful towards the loved ones who are suffering.

[@beverlybalius9303]

That was his spirit coming to you through others,,, my Daddy passed in 1999,,, I would get a glimpse of a person and see him,,, and one day i saw a man, i saw the back of him walking,,, just like my daddy,,, he turned around and LOOKED AT ME AND SMILED HIS CROOKED SWEET SMILE, IT WAS MY DADDY FOR JUST A MOMENT,,, , and then he turned away and walked on,,,, I followed him and it was a man that looked like my daddy,,, but for that moment it was him.

[@annhollowell5352]

I'm so sorry you went through the trauma of finding your friend like that. I can't imagine the ptsd that must have given you. I'm very sad your friend felt they couldn't go on any longer in this world. Two of our family members also commited suicide. Heartbreaking for all of us left behind , that love them so much...

[@mainlinemitch]

I feel your pain....i found my little brother passed away 11 years ago this March.....still hurts but eventually the grieving and other too heavy to cope with emotions slowly fade with time and proper healing....you gotta allow yourself to go thru all the phases no matter how painful...i put it off and numbed it with drugs for years and it just made it worse....praying for you

[@franciecrist991]

That's so traumatic....my daughter killed herself and I still deal with PTSD from it. Keep your chin up and live for your friend. Another thing that has helped me is I imagine my daughter dancing with penguins 🐧🐧🐧 because she loved penguins

[@angelagoudy5923]

My heart hurts for you :( that must have been awful.

[@rebeccahylant7695]

This is one of the most profound stories I have heard. God Bless him

[@PrimevalDemon]

Your caring cadence is sweetly refreshing

[@kelligray1848]

Alaskan here… I am blessed to get to see the Northern Lights from my own bed every time they’re out. There is nothing like being able to be out and about in our beautiful country. There are many reasons people would be out and about hunting, and doing research, etc in the wilderness. What a good soul this man has and a smart dog( own a husky myself). You need to realize that our state is huge and wild. Anyone who lives here knows this and understands that there are inherent risks to back country activity. It takes just one thing to go wrong to cost a life. Jake, thank you for serving our country and for being such a good guy to help bring this woman home. I’m glad you were able to reconnect with family, etc. and got to experience the connection with our unique home. God bless.

[@dcpack]

If you are Alaskan, then you know that even Arctic areas experience summers, (why the seasonal appearance of mosquitos and black flies) when dead things decompose. So 8 years frozen? Come on...

[@herkko61]

@@dcpack Don't let facts ruin a good story ;)

[@aprilcaricchio4309]

Thank you for the thoughtful and kind way you present these stories. You really do justice to the stories you cover. Ty! ❤

[@dorothyskarpaas1180]

He was a hero. Hope his life is fulfilling him. I send you my love.

[@jillianjillian5493]

This is a no negative platform. We love you.

[@gud2go50]

I am a retired combat Marine and have seen some horrible things in my life, but one of the worse things I have ever experienced was finding a young Airman who had committed suicide. I knew the guy and he arranged for me to come by his place to have a steak and drink some beers, but when I got there I found him dead on his couch. I will never get that image out of my head. He chose me to find him that way. I guess he figured I was the best person to find him due to my past. Rest in peace friend.

[@monte9401]

GOD Bless you friend

[@mrs.c5471]

So sorry he felt so hopeless and for you to have to deal with it.

[@kimlarso]

Semper Fi to the Corp/Core!!!…💜

[@conniesobotka4491]

I can only guess what you came upon…. In the town I live, a 17yr. old took her life, not quite a year ago, and her father found her. I shudder for him every time I think about what pain this must give him. Not only the grief of the loss itself, but that image imprinted in his psyche.

[@kimlarso]

@@conniesobotka4491 You can’t imagine! 💜

[@DovieRuthAuthor]

Jake and his dog are truly heroes. I never cease to be amazed by how dogs are able to sense things imperceptible to humans.

[@TheTrevelyansway]

Dogs and humans have cultivated a connection over thousands of years.

[@DovieRuthAuthor]

@@TheTrevelyansway I don't know what I'd do without mine. They help me every day.

[@vmm5163]

I hope he didn't move too far from the wilderness, his husky would have felt the change deeply I think.

[@zombielover317able]

Pretty sure the dog smelled it he did use one of his senses but I'm pretty sure the dog smelled it that's what dogs do that's super weird another crazy weird comment in the comment section someone can't believe that a dog can find a body a dead cadaver and then we got Brian who can't believe that people bash people in the comment section the snowflakes live everywhere and there's also mean people everywhere so most of us are just normal people in the middle the snowflakes don't want the bad people to say things the bad people are going to say things and the people in the middle who are the backbone of America really don't even care stay out of the comment section it's not for snowflakes it's not your mother's comment section anymore. Asking someone to stop commenting is literally telling them to comment more what is wrong with you people man snowflakes everywhere oh don't talk about the dead woman oh my God it's the end of the world why are you all in the comment section please explain why are you guys are trolling the comment section for bad f****** people if you wouldn't bring the bad people to light if you wouldn't hunt the bad people down they'd be in their own little world but you're putting them on a stage just tell the f****** stories man nobody cares about the bad people's comments in your comment section who who goes in the comment section smart people who are in charge who are entertainers who have great social presence will tell you don't read the comments I just I can't comprehend people man please don't squeeze the Charmin don't eat the yellow snow look both ways before you walk across the street and don't make nasty comments in the comment section because you might offend someone man guys please stop and we live in America

[@DovieRuthAuthor]

@Bryan's Mysteries & Adventures on Trail. Wouldn't you know it? Spammers on my comment. Really?

[@naturalobserver1322]

So she was attacked by wolves and fended them off then died of exposure, yet this wolf pack left her body alone and intact for 8 years? There's the real miracle!

[@johnprater7588]

I call bullshit

[@debpratt52]

@@johnprater7588 Not nice and unnecessary.

[@stephendavidrathburn8952]

​@@johnprater7588in order for a body to stay frozen all year around the elevation would have to be so high that there would not be any trees just rock and ice. Something about this story doesn't jive.

[@johnprater7588]

@@debpratt52 you are a fool go lay down. We all know you wouldn't say one word to me face to face. Trump 24

[@ForgetmenotAK1]

I just came across your video here. I’m from Alaska, 45 years. The weather and the terrain can be so dangerous at times. I’m so thankful this guy in Alaska was able to find her body. I can’t imagine what he experienced. I’m happy he found her so her family could have closure, after it being eight years and not knowing if she was alive or not. Thank you for your video.

[@Pack.Leader]

What an incredible story. How long she was out there, frozen. It's amazing that the wolves didn't return and finish what they started. I'm so glad that she wrote that note to explain. I wish more people would leave a note. It's the not knowing what happened that is so hard.

[@angelawheller2053]

I only just found your channel and I love the way you tell us the stories in such a human kindness manner, so glad I did, love your stories

[@davidraamiah3435]

The stories you share always give me assurance that my family's experience was not unique. My grandfather disappeared in Colorado while rock hounding. No trace of him was found in a 5 day search. I'm thankful you share these stories because we all need to be aware of how something as ordinary as a hike or a hunt can end in tragedy like this.

[@unchargedpickles6372]

Hope that someday your family gets answers to bring closure.

[@davidraamiah3435]

@T Raybern That's a rather snide comment. He was not hiking. He was less than 50 yards from a parking lot and he was with a friend His friend was loading gear into his truck and went back to get my grandfather. They were never out of ear shot of each other and they were separated for less than 5 minutes. My grandfather needed assistance to walk back to the truck. When his friend returned to get him he was gone. He was unable to wander off and no tracks were found by searchers or dogs leaving the place he was last seen.

[@aazhie]

​@@davidraamiah3435 omg, so sorry for your loss. And how shocking a disappearance that must have been for everyone D:

[@smrtrthnu1571]

​@@davidraamiah3435that sounds very familiar. This story has been featured on multiple KZbin channels.

[@Crazytownmetal6]

I'm from Colorado and mountain lions are a threat here. One out of every five times you go hiking in the Rocky Mountains, at some point, you are being stalked by one and don't even know it.

[@phylly5576]

All those 8 years and Jake made that connection with this woman. She helped change his life even after her tragic ending. It gives me chills thinking about it and hearing how he was drawn to keep going in that area. Proof for me that everything happens for a reason.

[@nunyabiz8887]

Amen!

[@heatherhancock2546]

Great observation!

[@richardvandenbosch9683]

We are such a mystery the human nature of us . ...

[@lpperrone]

I believe in angels.

[@tristantimothy1004]

@Pat Luxor , Youre bull. Lotsa stories like this up here in the REAL world. Miracle the wolves didnt track & eat her too. Standard practice among natives & bushfolks up here is if you know your going to die you lay out straight so your body fits in a dogsled easier. MOST bodys are never found. Between the bears, wolves & shrews most bodys dissappear.

[@janewolf4541]

I am so grateful for Jake, and his dog finding this poor woman. I am sure this poor man is dealing with ptsd. I will pray for him. Thank you Byran for being such a good person. Your work is much appreciated as always.

[@Sunshine-is_here_to_stay]

Is this a true story?

[@yunengdahl3675]

I think Jake left Alaska after realizing the same thing could happen to him one day, and no one would know where to look for him. So, he went to reconnect with his family.

[@rojoknight]

A lot of us Veterans have seen things we want to forget. Although I've never been in a armed conflict I have seen the horrors of mankind. During the congo crisis I was picked along with others to escort British missionaries out of the Congo during the crisis. I've seen bodies of men, women and children stacked eight feet high killed for just being in the wrong place at the wrong time by mercenaries. Just looking at the rotten bodies knowing that these are human beings and innocent ones at that. Sorry got carried away. Sometimes I just have to vent to feel comfort.

[@irenedavo3768]

@@rojoknight wow!

[@Duckling08]

Brian you are so genuine ❤️. Thanks for being you!

[@14erfinisher52]

Great video my Friend! My thoughts and Prayers go out to the Family of the victim. What an Epic story!

[@PattisArtInnaVan]

Bless that man, it breaks my heart that he was so traumatized by this that he had to give up a life that he loved. He should be so proud of himself for giving closure to the woman's family.

[@PotooBurd]

Binge watching your videos back to back- and adding comments for the algorithm~! 🌻👍 Keep up the great content!

[@crystalphillips696]

It like her spirit was calling to him to find her. Bless her soul what a brave person she was. Thank you for your service Jake and for bringing this woman home.

[@aquamarine9568]

You are so kind and respectful to all these people who have gone missing. I admire that in you.

[@bric9244]

This story hits home for me. I don't know what else to say, except thank you for being a productive and respectful content creator in this community.

[@isabellind1292]

I couldn't have said it better myself! I'm glad I came across Bryan's channel. I'm so impressed w/his content and in giving a voice to all the poor, lost people who've gone missing and their loved ones. He's a very compassionate and caring person.💓🌺

[@isabellind1292]

@Pat Luxor Did temps there not stay frozen all yr.? They found 15 yr old child in the mountains (of Peru I believe) in 1999 who looked like she'd died just a few weeks prior even though she'd been dead for 500 yrs?

[@isabellind1292]

@Pat Luxor Do you always engage w/people who may sincerely believe something and inquire further w/simple questions about the possibilities as if they're delinquents? Good luck w/that.

[@michaelbryant2071]

This is a fake story to get likes and subscribers. Let's put a name with these 'facts'. This 'story', if true would have led every wire service in US. Nothing!

[@isabellind1292]

@Pat Luxor Okay so you're an unhappy misogynist who doesn't like Bryan. Got it!

[@veronicaBolanos-mc4fc]

That was amazing. Hope you are doing well, Bryan. It is so incredible how nothing just "happens". The dog played a huge role here too! His senses were in full effect. Sad how this traumatized Jake but healed her family.

[@danroybal3975]

A Superman And A Hero. Bless You

[@coreymickanuik8199]

What an incredible story. Thanks for sharing this with us all and thank you Jake for your service and being an extraordinary human being.

[@irenedavo3768]

Do they have no Summer?

[@CHUY-DRZ400s]

Excellent show! Thank you. And keeping it cool👍🏼

[@rdorman71]

All the best to you Bryan. You're a genuinely good person with a massive heart. Really hope your foot gets better soon and you manage to grab some decent sleep. Peace 🙏

[@Firstthunder]

I agree. Bryan is genuine, and a person of integrity, respect, and love. Anyone who with ears can hear it in his voice. Stunning photography, taken by Jake. He was at peace. Hard for a veteran to find in many cases.

[@robertphelan262]

I just joined this Channel and I can tell Brian has a very big heart I almost feel like the Lord above guided me right to this channel I don't know how to explain it

[@normacook8325]

@@robertphelan262 it's a very interesting channel and the subscribers all seem so genuinely kind and supportive of the families. Welcome! 🍍

[@valkennedy7744]

We need more people like you and Jake in this world.

[@snackman2005]

It's great he gave the family closure. But I'm also glad he saw this as an opportunity to re connect with his own family.

[@Aud2336]

Jake is fulfilling his life’s mission. He’s an angel here on earth & was likely, born for that moment in time, to find her. God Bless!

[@kathyhall6434]

Awesome story. Blessings to you and to the brave man who did the right thing and showed such bravery and compassion.

[@teresacorrigan3076]

You are so respectful. So caring of folks and animals. Of course people should mirror your respectfulness. What the world needs is respect. Hope you are well now.

[@dennismitchell5414]

God Bless Jake for his service to his country and for going the extra mile to seeing the young lady made it back to her family , the world needs more people like him . I really enjoy your channel and content Bryan , keep up the great work , stay safe and hope you're feeling better .

[@williampfaffjr7684]

God bless you Jake and that young lady and her missing friends AND Bryan for the story.......Amen

[@kathyh4804]

Praise God Jake’s time of isolation was used to find this woman! Prayers for her family and him and his family

[@paulanderson388]

Very well done. Thank you Jake for doing the right thing and providing closure to the family of those that have missed her for so many years. Again well done and Thank You.

[@easygoer1234]

Wow that was incredible. I believe God put him out there that day to find her so she could be brought home.

[@johnengland8619]

Do you believe God put that women there too

[@authenticme5708]

Yes, amen

[@johnmudd6453]

Why didn't god rescue her , why did he put her in that position ?

[@ferratilis]

@@johnmudd6453 Our actions have consequences, she went there on her own free will and lost her life. Maybe she was not a child of God, or maybe she didn't want anything to do with God. Lot's of people don't want anything to do with God, or want God anywhere near them, but rather curse and blaspheme God, therefore God will stay away from them.

[@Missauthentic716]

I greatly appreciate your sincerity and sensitivity with all these cases and families of the missing. You shouldn’t have to ask for people to be respectful, it’s shameful for anyone to be so brash and heartless.

[@butterfliesarefreetofly6964]

Jake & his dog gave the ladys family closure. I hope he knows that he really helped her family get closure to where she was. And thank you Bryan for the way you tell their stories. You have so much respect for these people that are no longer here. Thank you for being so respectful. And thank you for telling their stories. God bless💜

[@l.richmondchilds9548]

Great job ! I feel you Handled the Story in a very Mature & Respectful WAY … MAY YOU CONTINUE TO TEACH & Express these STORIES AND THE valuable lessons of Our MORTAL LIVES !

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

Great story and closure for the ladies family. The wilderness is a harsh environment indeed.

[@Firstthunder]

And she was an expert level hunter, in Alaska. She fought off wolves. Alaska is a dangerous place. Part of me listens to these stories to remain humble and know my own vulnerability out there in the bush. Respect my place on Earth.

[@chazzcoolidge2654]

@@Firstthunder Nothing makes us feel small quite like the wilderness, because you know that you're no longer at the top of the food chain. Especially in Bigfoot territory.

[@buddylawson7381]

Your story and you're voice just moved me I'm hooked now have a good day

[@cosmiqshy8941]

Thank you, Jake. 💜

[@hugice5144]

Brayan ~ I think it’s absolutely proper that you ask Viewers to be Respectful with their comments.! One never knows how connected we are with these stories, someone might be going through the very same thing with a disappearance or being a Witness to a Tragedy and reading the Comments might be the only thing they have at this moment in time.!?! So, in my opinion, you’re absolutely right in asking.! I appreciate your Stories very much and the manner which you tell them in, Respectful and full of Grace..! Thank you for this..!

[@lscblackwell9202]

This was a heartbreaking post, but it was very well done! Thank you for sharing it. My thoughts and prayers are with Jake and the families of all those lost or missing. 🙏

[@juorful]

Amazing stories. Thank you for sharing.

[@k.elysium6819]

I cant see any reason for anyone to post hateful messages on your videos, sorry to hear that people are doing that just to troll. I have watched quite a few from this channel, and in every story that I have heard, you speak with intelligence, compassion and respect.

[@judithadair2363]

This is so amazing and despite being sad, I am so thankful to Jake for returning this woman to her family. That is what would be important for me. Thank you and bless you, Jake. Also, thank you for your service to our country. You are a blessed man all around.

[@greywindLOSP]

Bryan, BRAVO on this video, & 5- Star to the gentleman who risked it all for country & this lady!

[@imsunasong3912]

He was guided by a higher power to find this woman. He is a hero and given a greater mission .

[@saltpeter7429]

How do you stay frozen for 8 years? As far as I have always thought, the north country does have a summer thaw. And animals would not eat the body? Amazing story. I can imagine this being told around many campfires, and Jake and his canine buddy make good hero's. Thanks.

[@jackhillbilly]

And trees do not grow in a place that stay frozen year round

[@bawattsyl]

Lol about your screen name. And common I changed certain facts to protect the confidentiality. And the privacy of All that went through this. She was found above the tree line which I hinted at in the video and honestly I have no idea how she stayed there that long.. but I do know the area of Alaska was north of Nuiqsut. She was actually found frozen in what we would call a glacier. Honestly this was a very hard case to cover because I had so chage certain things but also wanted to keep it as close to what really happened. Thank you for watching you and you feedback🙏

[@cindysdonnyosmondvideos]

@@pigalleycatemanresu7321 Man finds body. Then 10 minutes of embellishment and asking for prayers and respectful comments.

[@kristyb5821]

@@bawattsyl that makes more sense. I lived in Fairbanks for a long time and I suspected it was further north than that in a remote village. You did a good job of changing the facts, while it raised some questions in my mind as a former (well now 2nd home) Alaskan because summers in northern Alaska can get up to 90 degrees F and winters can get done to -75 degrees F. And yes glacier areas will not thaw even in those temperatures. I hope “Jake” is doing well and living a happy and blessed life. I hope the young woman’s family has had closure, found healing and are at peace with what transpired. Alaska back country is a beautiful but also deadly place. It’s not for the inexperienced that’s for sure. I was a first responder up there and the amount of people I’ve seen lost in the vast wilderness is uncountable. I take my son back country camping up there every year so he learns the survival skills he needs to survive anything. I’ve taught him everything from basic back country camping to bare bones survival camping (with our real gear if needed obviously). As much as I love Alaska I had to get myself and my son out of there because I was isolating us there and it was time to move on. I still have land there and we spend a great deal of time there and it’s precious and sacred to us.

[@michaeldemaranville7645]

@@bawattsyl I am glad you answered that, because I was about to call you on this story, because up here it does get thawed and hot and dry. Also these animals here will have you eaten in a matter of days in a situation like this. One other thing, there seems to be a miss understanding about wolves up here. These wolves don't think twice about taken a person out, they will attack at any chance they get and will boldly come right at you. They are about three times the size of the wolves in the states and are not afraid of anything, I have seen it for myself !!!

[@ideenfee]

Hi, i am a new subscriber from cologne, germany. Normally, i watch all videos at speed 1,5 and sometimes get frustrated when there is too much talking around the facts. When i found your first video some days ago, i immediately had the feeling i would be listening to a friend. I absolutely love the way you speak ! it seems so free and authentic. Normal speed on your channel ;) thank you

[@IanP1963]

Amazing story🙏👍

[@ArizonaAdv]

JAKE is a HERO and Jake God just used you and your dog to bring closure to that families prayers . Go live your Adventures . GREAT VIDEO ..

[@MadderMel]

Remarkable story ! She may have never been found it it wasn't for Jake ! And his dog of course ! True Hero !!

[@abbyarnold4477]

I like watching your videos . I'm sleeping in a garage in 30' degree weather watching the snow coming down . I'm homeless but living in my EX wife garage . Thanks to her pulling me off the streets .

[@Firstthunder]

Bryan I can tell this story really touched you deeply. Thank you for sharing it with all of us. I’d love to hear more of Jake’s story. That experience changed his life. What a beautiful thing. Love. That’s what did that.

[@Jan-qy5rk]

Poor woman that's awful she must of suffered terribly 😔 The impact emotionally/mentally on Jake just horrendous can't imagine you would ever forget what he saw that day.He done a great service to the family they must of been so grateful 8 years missing who knows how many more had Jake not come across her. God bless the family&friends of this women&God bless Jake 🙏🙏🙏 Bryan you need take no notice of the negative comments at the end of the day those that leave them are looking for attention they are surrounded by negativity and want to turn a positive into a negative ignore them You to are doing a great service to those that are missing spreading the word 👏

[@jshaw4757]

100% if your going too reply too trolls have fun with it, I like to say stuff that makes no sense but still seems like a reply too there comment..you can hook them n have fun with them so easily just by keeping it lighthearted and being completely unbothered by their comments and after a while they realise they arnt getting what they want and that you are a kinder more intelligent human being also be really kind too them but confuse them too in a fun way honestly it's so much fun and maybe might make them feel like an idiot and stop trolling people that day lol..cheers

[@Jan-qy5rk]

@J Shaw 😂👍

[@valeriemacphail9180]

Animals suffer too. They have loved ones too. Hunting them for fun is unneccessary and cruel. Nature should be respected.

[@Jan-qy5rk]

@Valerie Mcphail Their is no valid reason for hunting wildlife in my opinion I totally agree with you it's cruel 😢

[@valeriemacphail9180]

@@Jan-qy5rk How would they even carry the carcass back, by helicopter? Then Americans complain about gas/petrol prices.

[@sue-annbray6250]

He was lead there for a purpose and a reason, for a family to find closure and a new beginning for another! What a great witness! God is good!

[@christianeaster2776]

How could she be frozen to a tree for 8 years? Any area with temperatures that did not allow thawing for that long would not have trees. Least it seems that way to me.

[@ryanfritts1574]

Probably just well preserved or freeze dried

[@petesis7934]

I am with you. There are unfortunately alot of things about this story that I am not believing.

[@thegreencat9947]

What about animals?

[@ljlgclark]

There just has to be a reading/clerical error here. Also, I can't find any stories that match the description. It probably happened in some version, but I can't find it.

[@martenkrueger8647]

Well did not indicate if trees were living or dead wood! Just saying as i have been in areas of frozen dead wood!.and areas of swamplands with dead wood...

[@sandragerken3170]

Thank you Jake for your service, and for finding this woman. So sorry for this families loss, and for those that are still lost. Respect used to be a normal thing, along with morals and values. Pray for the ones that don't know how to be compassionate and caring.

[@always_b_natural703]

What an experience to go through for both Jake and the other family. I feel for everybody from this situation.

[@leemontree1]

This is an amazing story, WOW.

[@MomtoMrOreo]

Amazing! Thank you so much, you narrated this eloquently.

[@michele21auntiem]

Thank you for sharing this story. I am glad her family got closure. Thank you to "Jake" for his service and getting her home.

[@aiden6809]

Thank you ( for caring ) that was so kind of you to speck for the folks who could not speck for them selves

[@stevenhulbert7540]

Thanks for discussing this case Mr Bryan. I can't imagine the rollercoaster of emotions Jake must have gone through upon discovering this deceased and frozen woman. Ironic that if he hadn't chosen that isolated life and then decided to explore that area she would still be there, .I can't imagine how her family must have felt upon getting that news, sorry for the family members of the rest of the team that haven't been found, that's horrible. Hard to imagine her fear that knowing she was going to die.

[@leattaslone1800]

This is a great story. Thank you Sir for your Service. Praying for you all. God Bless

[@jeffreyyoung4104]

Thank you for telling the story! Jake was used to find this woman and help return her to her family and friends, and should feel good about it, even tho he is probably shook up over the experience. Although the experience is a nerve racking one, finding a deceased person isn't something we can train for, nor do we hear too many stories of it happening, and isn't something we ever expect to happen, we do get called to perform the duty of finding and helping to return a deceased person to society for proper handling by the authorities. We have to understand that we sometimes channel another power which sends us where we normally never go and causes us to be used in finding a lost souls remains in order to help with closure for their family and friends. And if and when it happens, we need to relax and not get shaken up over the experience. Letting go of the guilt and sorrow over the experience takes time, and talking to others about it helps.

[@elvaterry9009]

Thank you for sharing this and hope Jake is doing ok

[@juliec970]

What a wonderful miracle. Great story. Amazing.

[@mueltenius6952]

To Jake, I am a husband of an Army Woman whom served . I thank you for your service and behr a heavy heart for what you witnessed during and after. As you know how true a dogs love is truest over 98% of the humans you ever come in contact with. Your inner Heart whom you share only with yourself and speak allowed to your companion who was a guide to that fateful experience the day you help a family find a child,sister, friend. Bless you where ever you are. Something in this story, your experience touches me in a way i am unable grasp. I wish you love and peace.

[@vickisotomayorleroy6147]

Bryan I think you are a true American Hero too for bring us all these stories so sensitively❤️

[@debhervol9758]

I love my calendar. Hope many others order one from you! Great job. I love when a new video shows up. You do such a good job.

[@lesilmcguire4690]

Alaska is my home, so this one hit me even harder. The vastness of where I have lived my whole life is very real. Thank you for sharing this story Bryan . Jake and his dog have brought closure to a family and inspire me ❤️

[@shaneleach9803]

Well done. Being a solo hiker I’m saddened by this and all tragedies while hiking. I especially admire your respectful tone and care in these sad stories.

[@Heartfelt-zv7wh]

Shane, If this is your name , PLEASE ….. PLEASE don’t hike alone ….. my bf does it every year - no gun no protection. Maybe some dog spray … I cry when he leaves . I worry sick until He comes home 21/2 weeks .. I make sure he calls me before he goes to sleep & when he wakes up …. I can’t hike I have a bad back and he says he can’t get anyone to go with him. … I hope you see this … God Bless …. Stay safe anyways … 9-24-23

[@mendagy]

I just want to send u a big, big "THANK YOU!!", Sir! There are very few genuinely good & kind people in this world of our's. And, unfortunately, Social Media seems to reward and/or reflect the meanest, crudest & ugliest among us. Or maybe it just seems that way; I certainly HOPE that's the case! But u, Brian, are one of those genuinely good, kind & caring folks who seem to spread positivity & optimism in all u do. Please don't ever change!! Your incredible thoughtfulness & desire to respect all those involved in the cases u cover is so touching; anyone can tell how very much u care by the loving sentiments & obvious sincerity in your videos. It is such a joy to listen to your videos - even the ones that are, no doubt, difficult to cover. But even in those cases, you make it such an enjoyable experience. So once again, THANK YOU for all you do!! Take care & God bless!! 💕

[@OvercookedOctopusFeet]

just found this channel today, great stuff.

[@robertphelan262]

Tears rolling down my face ,I can't even explain the emotions I'm feeling,thank you for this video,very powerful🙏

[@bobbuilder2169]

THIS STORY IS A COMPLETE LIE. DOES ANYONE ELSE WATCHING THIS HAVE THE ABILITY TO REASON OUT WHY IT IS FALSE? In Alaska there is something called summer. It comes every year and so this women would have thawed out every spring and the birds would have eaten her. She would not be "frozen in time" as this guy said Trees also do not grow in perpetual winter. They have a growing season. The title suggests that she was found frozen after 8 years. come on people. If you fall for this then you may believe MSM as well.

[@ginamacdougall9012]

Thank you, for your service and the beautiful photos

[@nbgilbert]

Thank you Brian. I listen to your well thought out program almost every day. When you put them out, I watch. I really appreciate your sensitivity towards the families and victims. Your choice of images in the background enhances the program. The quiet music fits in nicely too. I really like your works.

[@aliceranger8681]

What a haunting story. It was time for her to come home. Thank you, Jake. You helped answer prayers for the families.

[@mandamorris7934]

Oh my. What a story. My heart and prayers go out to Jake, and to this victims family. 🙏

[@sharonott7513]

This was a true miracle. RIP to the lost woman. Prayers for her family. Bless you Jake.

[@Teatimebarbi]

Eight years😳 Wow that’s crazy! Great story, thanks for sharing with us!

[@scottmckenzie5772]

Thanks for this story. God Bless !

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

Glad she was found. Experienced folks in Alaska NEVER go into the wild without some sort of firearm. [Not just one in a group] Also ...Now they can also have an Emergency Personal Locator GPS Beacon. It is HIGHLY Recommended. [Not just one in a group]

[@carolineheffernan7368]

Another great video Bryan!

[@castironskilletgranny]

God bless Jake, and this family, and you too Bryan. And people should just be respectful, period. It's nice.

[@lesliejohnson353]

First time viewer!!!!!! Thank you!!!

[@lifeisshort..1685]

Jake, you are a hero. Glad you are reunited with your family. Thank you for your service and ensuring the woman was brought home to her family. Prayers to them. Bryan, you are amazing and so respectful to everyone you feature. Prayers for a speedy recovery.

[@jamiemorton113]

Thanks jake for your service and this lady

[@johnhall9609]

The man Jake deserves a Nobel prize for his comradery to his fellow beings, as well as his dog!! Especially being a veteran and all!! I mean the man risked his own life to find her and to get her home!! I couldn’t imagine finding someone frozen to death on a tree!! Makes you wonder how it all happened and how she was alone?? Considering she was with a research team!! Also makes a person wonder what was they researching?? That costed them their lives!! God bless everyone be safe out there!! Brian keep on w your great narration , your a good person!!💯❤️💯🙏

[@dinarusso3320]

Maybe they were researching Sasquatch?

[@sophierobinson2738]

I've always heard that if you're lost hiking in the woods, hug a tree instead of roaming around, making it more difficult to be found.

[@thor7856]

The others were killed by the wolves, I would bet whats left of them( bones, clothing and the gun from one of the team could be found if a team op pros searched. She couldn't go far with from the attack site with two broken legs.

[@tzackaria7]

a Nobel prize, REALLY???

[@ashtonwinter1616]

God Bless you and your loved ones and thank you for sharing this beautiful story

[@robertmakowski7808]

Wow...and the other three are still missing.... Sorry to hear that no one else was found...

[@mercibeaucoup2486]

Such good narration of a tragic story. thank you

[@Mælka88]

Wow... What an incredible story and so sad. I'm glad the family got some closure. Thanks for your channel, It's very interesting and I love your narrations .