Hiker's Enter Yosemite National Park & R Never Seen Again & 2 brothers Survive The Impossible

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#missinghikers
Hello everyone, in today's video we are going back to Yosemite National Park, and will not only be reviewing some cases that I've already covered, but some new ones too..as well as a miracle story about 2 brothers who survive and incredible situation at their ski chalet.
If you have any information regarding any of these cases, please call: The Yosemite National Park Police Department at 209-379-1992 or the Hetch Hetchy Ranger Station at 209-379-1928
My thoughts and prayers go out to all those who have a loved one missing and I pray your find them or get answers soon🙏🙏
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[@VictimAdvocate]

I was a Missing Person Investigator for nearly 3 decades, and I can't tell you how refreshing it is to hear of these missing people, in the kind and moral manner that you present them. "Thank you".

[@slinman100]

Thank you for your service to others. 🙏🏼❤️

[@bawattsyl]

Thank you Susan, that's amazing you did those so many years of service! God bless you! If you have any suggestions for me please let me know. Thank you again for your feedback🙏

[@brenda9228]

Thank you for your dedication to missing victims/their families. I empathize for the strength it requires to work in the missing investigative field. ~ Much ♥️

[@Timber81]

Thank you for your service! Your work is important to both the missing and their families.

[@easygoer1234]

I hope you update us on the case about the lady and her dog that went missing. I believe it happened in Mexico or southern Calif.

[@toscadonna]

There was a tornado in Dallas where my sister used to live, and she went to bed upstairs in her bed with her dog that night. In the middle of the night, her dog started freaking out and was trying to drag her downstairs (it was a 100 lb Labrador). So my sister followed the dog downstairs and went into the closet because the weather was so bad. Ten minutes later, the neighbor’s roof was blown off and went thru the upstairs window and landed in my sister’s bed. She’d have died if she’d stayed in that bed. Shelby, her rescue dog, had saved her life.

[@vis9340]

… dogs are Amazing 👍🏻❣️

[@carries8748]

Oh my goodness I do believe animals have an amazing sense so happy your sister was okay

[@earthn1447]

Because of you, on a hike last week, - I took my whistle, compass, and knife and told I someone. I’ve started doing this on all my hikes. Thanks Bryan!

[@mainemermaid6596]

PLEASE get a Personal Locator Beacon. They're not expensive. And, make sure you have a couple of lighters, a ziploc with cotton balls dipped on Vaseline (fire starter), layers of clothing, a fleece hat and gloves, bear spray, water, granola bars, and a water filter straw. I also keep a couple of heavy duty, lawn and leaf bags in my pack. (to sit on wet ground, for a rain poncho or sun canopy, to use as a shelter or windbreaker, or as a layer for keeping warm, or even wrapping up a broken bone). I also carry a travel size, first aid kit (plus an ace bandage, a couple rolls if gauze, and small size roll of duct tape), and a good sidearm for whatever/whomever might view us as potential prey. (Better safe than sorry!) To make it easy, I keep a dedicated backpack, ready to go, in the trunk of my Jeep, along with a case of water, and a couple boxes of granola bars and trail mix. That way, I don't have to remember to take it. I just refresh the water and food when we get to the trailhead, and go. My pack is relatively light, other than the water, but that gets lighter as the day goes on. I keep the empties for recycling, and when I come across a spring or fresh water, I fill up a bottle or two, just in case. (I can use my filter straw, if it becomes necessary to drink them.) There are just too many stories of people getting injured or lost and dying from exposure, hypothermia or dehydration. And, we can't be in denial that even a day hike can turn deadly, if you become lost, get chased off trail by a predator, trip and break an ankle, or take a bad fall. A park ranger told me that, even with a PLB, it could take rescuers 24-48 hrs. to get to you (depending on your location, the weather, and the availability of personnel, i.e. if there are multiple rescues), so you better be prepared to spend a cold night or two. Also, really try to hike with a friend, or join a local sports (hiking) group to go with. Safe Hiking! ❤

[@thiefonthecross7552]

Awesome!

[@slinman100]

Story #1 proves we need to pay attention to our premonitions! So happy y’all did 🙏🏼

[@teresacorrigan3076]

I remember skiing with my brother in a wooded area in our city. Maybe five miles square. It has ponds etc. It was getting late. Suddenly we were going in circles. Not sure where swamp was and where trail was. Happily we found our way out but we learned how easily it is to get lost. 🇨🇦

[@teresacorrigan3076]

@@christopherbaltazar473 who asked your opinion. 🤪🐈🐕🐈‍⬛

[@mapples007]

@@christopherbaltazar473 5 square miles of forest is BIG area. If you dont have a compass or visible landmarks you can be screwed pretty easily.

[@johnganshow5536]

That is amazing Bryan, how you & your brother escaped death by just making that decision. Glad you both survived!!!!

[@vis9340]

… i think it was «premonition » & happely he made the right move « 🤔⁉️Always follow « the little voice »‼️

[@frankjones3671]

You're so right about ,missing people !! Brian you're awesome smarts delightful s keep up the good work that you're doings

[@frankjones3671]

People's!; Knows when you falls you're dieings or crippled for life !! Stay cools stay on trails !! Watch your steps!! Come back homes!! As loveones awaites your returns

[@janefinley-english1051]

We each have guardian angels & ancestors that continue to watch over us. When I was 26, going to fast into an exit off the freeway, the car spun around 5 times. When it came to rest, I was surrounded on 3 sides by cement. I looked in my rear view mirror & my deceased grandmother was looking at me. Miracles do happen.

[@teresacorrigan3076]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful story of your grandmother 🇨🇦💕

[@ZeldaRosenthal]

WOW! ❤️

[@joselase6894]

I do not believe in religion. When I was sent to Iraq on a deployment (US Mil), I found a St. Michael's copper pendant shining remarkably-bright buried, partially, in the dirt by one of our checkpoints. It shouldn't have gleamed like that... It felt right to keep it in my left breast pocket, at all times. I had some wild thing happen afterwards.... running over pressure-plate IED's but not blowing up, having a round cut the pocket off my flight suit, and maaaany more things that just didn't make sense. I still keep it with me to this day (found in '07).

[@mainemermaid6596]

@@joselase6894 Thanks for your service, and for sharing what happened. Keep that St. Michael medal with you, always. ❤

[@obomasinladen]

... nothing to do with your grandmother. the car did what it did because of physics, your inputs and the roads condition. Literally nothing else.

[@queenep]

Praise God you had protection watching over you and your brother. So grateful you are with us. It was divinely meant for you to create this page. It’s truly a blessing 🙏🏽

[@kennawimberly4948]

Divine Intervention❤🙏🏾

[@oldetymebiker2405]

My best friends sister disappeared 22 years ago and seeing first hand what it does to a family is heartbreaking. It is impossible to come to terms with because of the “what if”. I hope all these families find closure or peace.

[@bawattsyl]

I understand, I just someone very close to me, and she was a soul mate, it's part of why I started my Channel. I know the hurt people go through and I'm so sorry about your loss. I hope she is able to be found one day.. never give up hope. 🙏🙏

[@Folknfunk]

I'm sorry for the non closer...

[@Folknfunk]

@@bawattsyl I am sorry for your loss 🙏

[@bawattsyl]

@@Folknfunk thank you for your kind words🙏

[@Folknfunk]

@@bawattsyl I feel for you as many do. I hope you know that you are appreciated and you have helped so many Bryan ❤️🙏 Truly, I thank you for sharing in such a loving way. Love Lyn ❤️

[@gailfox6791]

That my friend was divine intervention. Thank u for sharing you and your brothers testimony.They happen more than we realize. Unfortunately most often, we dont listen. Blessings to all.

[@janewolf4541]

Thank you Byran for your caring of these poor people, and their families. I hope you heal, and get rid of the insomnia.

[@wazookazoo]

the story of when you got hurt hiking and nearly went the wrong way was very illuminating. The way that you present these stories is so honest and kind, compared to others. Thank you, you are a gentleman.

[@Thefullarmor]

God spoke and you listened, you lived to tell the story of Gods grace and mercy.

[@martymcmannis6581]

You are right, there's things in this world that we don't understand and probably never will. Like my sister was driving, coming up on a traffic light and she had the green light. She doesn't know why she started to apply the breaks. Almost came to a complete stop when watching a Simi truck go blowing throu a red light in front of her. Some things are ment to be. Good or bad,I don't know why. Love your cabin story. No coincidences, you are supposed to be alive doing these videos. Thanks for your time and work

[@changeintheair9648]

A God thing.

[@outlaw565]

According to people who have had n.d.e.( near death experiences) we all may have 2, 3 or more other spirit beings watching over us.( we are spirit beings in a human body). They may have intervened in that situation or your sisters spiritual self may have sensed the danger. If you watch a few videos about n.d.e. You may learn about what this life really is. Those n.d.e. Testimonies have totally changed my belief. I just listened to a interview of Nikolai Tesla ( the brilliant inventor)It just blew my mind about what he talks about, also I think he stated that he had I think 10 angels with him all the time.

[@morning77light]

That was God who protected you and your brother Brian. Now you are going on to help others and I think that's wonderful. Really enjoyed your story and good video all way around.

[@tophers3756]

I guess "God" just said "f the others who don't make it"

[@trees915]

I was an employee of Yosemite National Park on a revegetation crew when we were assigned to the Timothy Barnes grid search near Tenaya Lake. Missing person cases are heartbreaking and scary!

[@hodad924]

I got lost in RMNP a few years ago because the trail out looked nothing like the trail in. Almost spent a night out by myself in bear country with no shelter. Thankfully the last people in the area that day heard my shouts for help and turned back to find me. Make sure to turn around often as you hike into the forest.

[@jimrossi7708]

I hope you are feeling better and getting your health back !! I lost (passes away) my old lady back in 2011 at 49 years old and I believed that I would always go before her since I am a big guy with many health problems and she was tiny and in good health, she was (5’1” 105) I was (6’2” 295) with stents but it shows we never know when the final chapter to our lives our !! I pray that these missing folks get some closure , God Bless them !!

[@jmile9617]

Sorry for your loss brother

[@littleredwitch]

Maybe Spirit was sending you a big wake up call! Sorry for your loss but I think she’s watching over you.

[@sandiwallace959]

Divine intervention.🙂 Glad u & brother were saved. And you have a purpose of helping others...

[@cynthiamayfield861]

I'm a biblical believer, an angel woke Joseph up and told him to take JESUS and Mary because they were coming to kill him..there's lots more in the bible that explains a lot of these things. I been listening to u a while, and you talk with so much compassion. Love ur stories

[@angelmartin7310]

Absolutely. This kind of thing happens to me regularly, in both minor and dramatic ways. That's why I know nothing is too small to pray to God about. It pleases Him when we trust Him so much we even trust Him to help us find our lost keys etc., the way a little child never doubts their parents will help them with even the silliest concern.

[@lp1643]

That still small voice that you hear what feels like inside your chest is God . It happened to me many many times . I had so many situations where I was saved and protected. After awhile you learn to recognize his voice .

[@thuggineternal]

What a wonderful cabin. I hope your family was able to restore it to it's original glory.

[@Shermaxphil]

Thank you Bryan for sharing your story. I am a firm believer in miracles. I'm glad that you and your brother were safe during the storm and surviving the fallen tree and that you found your way off the trail safely. The stories that you share on here are all so heart breaking, my thoughts and prayers go out to all the families who have lost a loved one with no clue as to where they are or closure to put them to rest. Thank you again for all the work that you do to bring us the stories of these people.

[@carolemorgan4560]

Your the best. Such a sweet sweet man. So caring and concerned for others, it’s refreshing. I hope Feel better and get well soon.

[@810marcel]

I do believe in miracles. One of the many experiences happened during my hike of the PCT in 2017, camping for the night at Idlywild camp site. Another female PCT hiker showed up and set her bivvy maybe few yards from my tent. I got up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. Hearing me, she got up too and followed behind me. I apologized to her for waking her up with all the shuffling when I was trying to get out of the tent. As we walked off to the bathroom together, we heard a very oud thud. It was dark and foogy and we couldnt see much although we guessed it was probably a tree or big branch had fallen to the ground. We waited for a while but there was just silence so we went ahead to the bathroom. Upon returning, we found a big huge branch laying right across her bivvy. We were both shocked, and humbled at the same time. It could have been a very different outcome had she not gotten up and gone to the bathroom that night. Anyway we became good friends after that and remain friends to this day.

[@TrimansWife]

Who else hits the like button before ever hearing the story? Was the cabin was 300 sf? Not 3,000? That’s huge!

[@shoesarebeingreviewed6533]

Lol thought the same

[@danielconquer909]

Just a quaint mountain chalet

[@NoPainLorraine1]

I am afraid that I'll get so caught up that I will forget to Like it.

[@carolineheffernan7368]

Who cares!

[@vis9340]

@@NoPainLorraine1 … it’s because i like it just at the beginning 😉❣️

[@beverly9885]

Thank you for this commentary about this missing people. You didn’t sensationalize it, you just gave the facts, and I appreciate that.

[@NibNumbly]

Great channel and presentation style. This video in particular brings back a vivid memory. Something similar happened to me as a teen. Every morning on my walk to school, I would take a shortcut through a back alley, across a small field and onto the right sidewalk at the outside corner of a near 90 degree bend in the road. Usually, I would continue to walk along the right sidewalk for a few blocks then cross as there was no sidewalk on the other side of the street at the bend. However, on this day something in my head (in a distinctly feminine voice) told me to cross to the inside corner of the 90 degree bend. I crossed and got about 20ft from the comer when a car came flying around the corner, slammed on its brakes and jumped the curb on the other side, exactly where I would have been walking. Shaken, I stood for a moment then crossed the street to check on the vehicle that was now on someone's lawn with a damaged front wheel and two flat tires. A young woman exited the car and was clearly in distress of some kind. I helped her change her tires and was late to school. I have told this story to my siblings and my children but to them it is just a story but to me it is something more.

[@rhondawebb3469]

Yes it was a premonition ! You paid attention to the voice. Your guardian angel.

[@spinetingle6873]

Thank You for sharing your own stories and tell us about the other disappearances. You never know if some of your viewers, might know something about one of them.

[@iannoone3471]

Fantastic First story. My mamaw would say, An Angel Whispered in Your Ear.

[@minnietrout814]

Wonderful story! Some might say it was just a coincidence or a weird inclination that made you change your sleeping spots. It was God, who often just remains anonymous. Thank you so much for sharing. Sleep well!! ♥️

[@GhostRider-eq3ki]

I was tired from work real tired about 10 min from home and it happened I fell dead asleep going 35 Heading for a red light my head was down I was out !! Thank God I was grabbed on my shoulder and told to wake up !!!!! I wanted to thank them so much but I was the only person in my truck !!!! Figure that out I never have !!!!

[@bawattsyl]

That's an amazing story! And exactly my point! Sometimes we just don't know or understand why... thank you for sharing your story as it is exactly in line with what I was telling about mine. Thank God for both of us! Thank you for for watching and your feedback🙏

[@rhondawebb3469]

Amazing share !

[@bawattsyl]

@@rhondawebb3469 thank you for your kind words and being so thoughtful 🙏

[@michigandogman3060]

A personal locater beacon is never a bad investment.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

Serendipitous! Your story happens frequently to some more than others but things happen that are beyond comprehension sometimes…

[@TeriDean]

Your mindful research is appreciated and needed. Your listeners know that you truly care for them, and I do believe you could save some lives along your path.

[@bugsy8734]

Absolutely Always Follow that Feeling. It is a True Divine Gift and I am So Glad You Did. Thank You for Sharing a Wonderful Story!! God Bless!!

[@Annex-x1g]

Unbelievable Case! Very sad but thank you for your compassion as always.

[@NoPainLorraine1]

You are so giving of yours heart and your time for all of those people who go missing. I feel for all of the people who are on that page on the Have You Seen Me? Junk mail, and in the corner of the coupons. My heart goes out to them and their families. My heart hurts worse if they may not have anyone in their family who doesn't miss them. Thank you, Bryan, for keeping the lost in front of us.🙏

[@drdr76]

I grew up just an hour and a half from Yosimite and Sequoia, hiking many trails in both these parks from 1970-1998. Novices should never hike these areas alone and actually I don't recommend anyone hiking them alone. All it takes is one twisted ankle or fall with a broken bone and you are done for if no one knows where you are. They are vast wildernesses, that being said, I wonder how many "lost" cases were intentional, especially for those in advanced years who maybe want to "go" in the places they loved spending so much time in througout their lives or they might have been depressed an decided to do it this way. I do think in most cases the people just get lost in the enormous outdoors and in a few cases, foul play happens, especially with lone female hikers. I was hiking Sawtooth one time with a friend and we crossed paths with a girl in her early 20s hiking alone in the high country and wearing only Teva sandals! Another time at Big Arroyo it was about 930 pm and we (3 of us) were around our campfire when this guy in his late twenties and a little overweight came up huffing and puffing into our site as it was right next to the trail. We offered him some coco and snacks and he stayed for about 10 minutes talking to us but he was ill prepared in my opinion. He had a plain rucksack that was very heavy (just a thick cotton bag with straps) and had only brought a huge bag of rice for food and had the cheapest, falling apart boots on (like Kmart). He asked us where exactly he was. We told him and after awhile he thanked us, put on his pack, and trudged off into the darkness (I think he had a flashlight). My point is people come totally unprepared for these areas and it's a wonder more don't go missing.

[@teresalopez7081]

Thank you Bryan for recapping all these disappearances at Yosemite. It’s a beautiful and mysterious park and I’d love to hike it one day (not alone of course!) . Before I saw how crazy climbing up Half Dome-I wanted to scale it too. I’ve tempered my expectations. Your cabin story is incredible! Thank you 🙏🏼 for sharing your cabin story. Definitely wasn’t your time-divine intervention 😇

[@suscon1140]

Wow - that first story is amazing and awesome. I cannot help but think it may have been a message to one or both of you - kinda proving there is more to this life than we can imagine, both inside and out. Very happy you survived that with some "help". Perhaps it was your mission to start this channel.

[@graceandglory1948]

I believe that when thoughts like that come into our head, these ideas come from angels..perhaps your guardian angel put the idea into your head. I have heard of many people who suddenly had an idea come into their mind which they chose to heed, and it saved their lives. I'm very glad you and your brother listened.

[@ren7574]

The first story was amazing. I’m so glad you both ended up being okay! It’s a great reminder to listen to your gut. I also want to thank you for always being so compassionate and down-to-earth with the cases you cover. For me, personally, your videos have definitely made a difference in what I bring on even a short day hike for the “just in case” situations.

[@sharinnature]

Thanks for sharing these stories, That's what I get from them is first knowing to pray for the families for closure and try to learn where are the most common spots where people go missing so I know not to go there....also teaches us to be more cautious and think of things we might not on our own.God bless 🙏

[@journeysalkebulan]

What a wonderful story with you and your twin brother! 💜 God performs miracles everyday! I'm living proof that God performs miracles! 🙏🏾🧡💜

[@maddiepope1391]

🙏🙏🙏 and ❤❤❤ for you, hopefully you'll be healed from your insomnia really soon. I really believe the Holy Spirit was talking to you on that day Bryan, Thank God you two are ok!

[@heather1667]

Wow !!! So emotional- thank you for sharing such a personal story that is so emotional to me - your family is here for a reason - just wow !!! May The Maker of The Universe Bless You and yours Always ❤️❤️❤️

[@shonnao7272]

Wow !!! What an experience and story. I love it! Some of us go through life and we tend to focus on the negative, bad or hard times in life when it's the moments like this, what you experienced Bryan that can remind us that there are great positive things that we also experience and sometimes we tend to forget or dont pay attention to the miracles or positive times.. I try to remind myself it could always be worse. Thank you for sharing and I'm very glad you and your brother are safe. My thoughts and prayers go out to the missing and there family and friends. God bless and stay safe.

[@doodlebrown8835]

I’ve been binge watching! Thank you for your uploads and the respect you give to each one

[@lisettebergeron9152]

Hello from Canada. Lisette here. Just wanted to let you know that I recently came upon your site. I truly appreciate these accounts of missing persons. I appreciate that you don't sensationalized. these accounts. You are very respectful to the families, you're factual in gathering as much information and that the details are correct, to the best of your abilities. I will say that I've been one of those hikers in many years past, who have chose to hike alone. To this day, I realize just how foolish I was to do so. I was over confident and certainly inexperienced to hike alone. I am truly grateful I was not hurt or died. It could have easily happen to me. I am grateful that nothing did. I was very foolish and would never do that ever again. Thank you for your time and I look forward to watching more of the videos. Lisette

[@patriciariddle2997]

That story about you and your brother was amazing! Never saw that coming.

[@phylly5576]

Thanks Bryan for sharing these stories. For sharing your story. I learn so much watching your videos. Get well soon ♥️

[@333pinkitty]

That is a miracle you and your brother survived. Such a different prospective to hear a first hand account. Love your channel btw

[@jeffjennings7871]

WOW. Man what an experience you had on Christmas Eve!! You and your brother both are walking miracles. Looks like he had a warning or premonition and both of you are alive today. Thanks for all the stories you share and God bless you.

[@Irnbru4ever]

Thank God you woke up when you did, you are a survivor and because of your commitment to keep reminding us of these people who are missing (for some unfathonable reason) I for one am grateful for you. Thank you! What you do with your channel is remind people of these lost souls...they need to be remembered and not forgotten because of time.

[@PaigeDavis-df1hh]

Wow Bryan! I just started this video on my TV and had plugged in my phone across the room. As I listened to the first 'story' I automatically wondered if you were recounting your own memory of this extraordinary event! Then, while I listened, I rationalized it that, no, you were just telling a really fascinating story. Then, you said the words that had gone through my mind! You have a gift and a great ability to express yourself and others and I really appreciate you being bold enough to do just that! I hope you are feeling better and I know that you are healing in every moment. 💗

[@PaigeDavis-df1hh]

Haha, I reread my comment and had to add that I was so astonished by my own intuition and your story that I got out of my cozy cocoon to grab my phone and leave you these comments in the present moment. Hope you have a good weekend and take care!

[@robertmontoya2750]

Be confident! I listen because you have things. I never heard of. Thank you sir.

[@littlepookie7976]

my belief - Thank God. Proof we are being watched over and protected and spoken to. Our choice if we listen or not.

[@jontooke846]

Thanks so much for sharing stories about yourself and showing photos. I believe in miracles. I think God is looking after you and protects you. I also believe it is already known when your time is up. I am thankful everyday I wake up breathing for the day I have been given.

[@bawattsyl]

Thank you Jon, I agree..sometimes it's unreal! I still can't understand what happened that night. I asked my dad to send me pictures of the actual event which I'll share once I have. But I was only a teenager at the time. But you know it's funny some of the most amazing things have happened to me up there. Thank you again for your beautiful words and taking the time to comment. It means a lot to me🙏

[@eastonbaker1417]

You’re going off with these uploads!! Thank you for your hard work.

[@Firefy29]

really you show the cases as it's an actual documentary with all the info you can find and that' commemoratives. the stories. Thank you for that and all you!!

[@dianewright5575]

Our home is solid wood as well. Even our beams are only 12" apart instead of 18" . Our inside walls are solid wood paneling as well. When you talk about these home that are built so shitty today I know exactly what you mean! We were considering moving & NO WAY after looking at a multitude of other homes. All built like crap!

[@The_Red_Pill__]

Thank you for sharing your story and shedding light on other cases with the respect their friends and family deserve. Great channel.

[@Jan-qy5rk]

It wasn't your time and it shows miracles do happen!!!!! The beautiful open spaces are to be explored but with great care and caution what starts with excitement can end in tragedy no matter how experienced a hiker you are things can turn bad very quickly I understand people wanting to go on these hikes on their own but strength in numbers,though I know from your content even in numbers people go missing it's very sad for family&friends of those never found its a life of wondering.You to Bryan take care on your hikes and as you say the proper equipment can make all the difference.

[@changeintheair9648]

In groups it often is 'point of separation." In other words one will get separated either sick, tired, whatever. Then group goes forward, later comes back to find person missing. Heck sometimes it is just one leaving to go the bathroom in bush.

[@Jan-qy5rk]

@@changeintheair9648 Thank you for info,so sad that someone branching of from a group can go missing in seconds/minutes does make you wonder how that can happen

[@crystalphillips696]

Wow that's an awesome story that happened to you and your brother. I think your guardian angel was speaking to you.

[@vickisotomayorleroy6147]

Bryan you truly have a guardian angel!

[@Druidwil]

You were hiking in DESOLATION WILDERNESS, some really tuff terrain, I’ve been backpacking out there. Lived in SOUTH LAKE TAHOE for 13 years.

[@judy4419]

Wow, after hearing your experience of almost detouring from the trail there is no doubt that you were protected my friend, you are a good soul

[@sewmorelove]

What a miracle in your life for you and you brother. Intuition is amazing.

[@SEA-U2]

Great Story of you and your Brother 🙏

[@tiger8linny788]

You had Divine intuition Bryan and, gratefully, you listened and acted appropriately ❣️

[@deliajones9541]

Thats a gift, given to whom He chooses! Work with it, you can't ignore it now, its there to be used for good.

[@KatWoman_]

I agree with your philosophy, Bryan, and on how things can quickly go wrong even for the experienced. There are explanations for the missing but some remain a mystery for the lost. So important to minimize risks. I hope I can get one more rustic New England Christmas in. Watching you from my tent in lush desert cactus forest with coyotes occasionally yipping.

[@annaowens7053]

Hi Brian that was Divine intervention with you and your brother.Our angels watch over us and protects us we need to be thankful and thoughtful of what Gods does for us.Prayers are important..👍

[@rebeccafromoutwest5904]

Thank you for sharing your incredible story of what happened to you and your brother, wow, that was amazing! I truly think there was Divine intervention happening, when you had that thought about the tree crashing onto your cabin. Thank God you and your brother weren't hurt. 🌲

[@swoll0p980]

BRYAN!! I LOVE THIS STORY!! Thanks for telling! It's so important to trust the vibrational energy we call intuition. This is not luck, this is resultant of a deep partnership with our Universe. Continued blessings to you and yours.

[@lorriebirdwatcher7778]

I thank God for divine intervention concerning you and your bothers safe keeping during the storm and tree incident! I too am a walking miracle and believer in God's divine protection and guidance. Thanks for keeping these cases to light and hope for closures for their loved ones!

[@thegreencat9947]

God stayed the hand of danger for me also. I know the amazing sensation of intervention. I heard the voice. This happened in the woods by the way. Later I asked God why he saved me.....what am I here for...what do you want me to do?...He said " oh Arlene, all I want you to do is be yourself. " That I can do.,! Love to you.

[@carries8748]

Love this story , Bryan…..thanks for sharing but so glad you were saved 💕💕💕💕💕

[@joyburton3967]

What a great personal story, Bryan! Thank you for sharing that. Never go against your inner voice. Every time I have, it has been a mistake.

[@jinglebell9424]

So glad you received divine intervention so you are here to share these stories with us.

[@misscandy84]

It's so sad when people go missing

[@tammyhollandsworth6783]

God protects his children! ❤. I believe that it’s why you woke up and knew something didn’t feel right. 😊 Thank you for sharing your story with us!

[@Folknfunk]

Not exactly the same story but when I was younger there was a place I was staying at and I when I just left not 5 days later a tree branch a bad storm came in a tree branch went straight through the top of the mobile home directly where I would have been sitting.

[@brookeclakk2624]

Don't hike alone! Totally learned that lesson hiking over Momo Pass. Slipped & fell. Luckily I was not hurt too bad & made it out. At the time, I remember thinking I'm out here alone, nobody knows where I am and if I was to fall I would never be found. I saw no one throughout the whole hike. The area is very isolated, scree on the trails, very steep. I lived in Yosemite area for over 30 years and getting lost is very easy if you lose the trail, which is easy to do, and you have a poor since of direction. That was the last time I ever hiked alone. Keep in mind, Tenaya cursed the trails from the valley to the East side. Do not disregard the Native American lore.

[@idaniaesparza3881]

Wow! You're a really nice man!! I enjoy listening to your broadcasts! Thank you for sharing personal tidbits. Now I have a face to the voice and that makes my listening experience personal.

[@jozefivanov600]

I hope you are okay Brian you've said you were hit by a car and then sick and I just hope you're alright. We enjoy you immensely as a person, not just your content. You are a very good hearted and kind person and we care about you. Hope you feel better soon.

[@ryanwalden9072]

Bryan OMG!! Plain and simple,say what you want but this WAS the holy spirit talking to you! Saved both of you!and for why??? I tell you yet again,,,,,that you have this channel AND YOULL NEVER,EVER KNOW,how many LIVES you HAVE Saved by your videos.youll realize one day. All the good advice and awareness that has been made through your channel, brother hats off you truly have accomplished greatness,and your growing. Anyways said my peace,I feel you have been blessed. Great video!

[@sweetds1]

Wow about your house and lives. Glad you both survived. God was looking out for you guys. 😇

[@karenlawton2549]

Awesome reporting and investigations into these mysteries. You have a good voice for sharing stories. Not to be preachy, but it was God who saved you and your twin. That was a miracle right there

[@lannypops9393]

My gosh. Your story about you and your brother sounds biblical. You clearly were meant to survive. God did perform a miracle thankfully.

[@Irnbru4ever]

It never ceases to amaze me how beautiful these places are, and yet so hazardous. I guess the moral of most of your videos is never go hiking alone.

[@ThePortalTheory]

You guys could model for a toothpaste commercial with those perfect teeth. Maybe a dentist or orthodontist lol. Great interesting videos and you are very respectful to these families.

[@randallsavage13]

Damn!!! crazy brother that truly is a blessing so glad you and your brother are ok and that is truly a call for a higher purpose

[@erents1]

Your New England story bout the tree reminds me of when I was 15 hitchhiking through Maine, got dropped off next to a farm in the dark, set up my little one man tent, woke up in the morning dreaming that I was a large bird (eagle/hawk) flying over my tent in the daylight. As I was flying over I could see the field below, I see my tent, then I see a white pickup truck parked on the road and a tall man looking into my tent. Startled I woke up opened the fly tarp on my tent to see a tall man walking back to his white pickup truck parked on the road! I learned that day to trust in my gut feelings, there is a connection to reality!

[@saltpeter7429]

I had an inadvertent out of body experience myself, it was when I was over tired, sleep deprived, in a room full of beats from a radio with native drumming and chanting. It was so beautiful and amazing. I realized that I had done it before as a very little kid and had chocked it up to imagination. I have never done it in purpose, and the incident I described was over 12 years back. It did happen. I could feel the cold air around me and the view of the snow covered town beneath me was outstanding.

[@lindasd7591]

Thank God you and your brother survived the cabin experience!

[@americanpatriot7247]

Bryan, it's called the Holy Spirit. God is always watching and WILL intervene when He feels it is what He should do at that time. Thank you for sharing. Glad you were being watched over. Blessings!

[@lp1643]

Missing cases always carry such heaviness. How do you cope knowing someone close to you just vanished and you can't find answers. There have been cases where people were found years later so i think there is always a little bit of hope lives within. That would be extra hard to deal with grief not knowing if they are alive or not. I especially pay attention to the missing cases because I always think maybe they will get solved.

[@monikajappert3093]

Hi Brian. Thankyou for sharing. I love your chanell so much. This is all so interessting. You are helpful and amazing vor all the peaple Please go on with your work. Greetings from Switzerland❤❤

[@normacook8325]

A miracle for sure, Brian. I am really enjoying the tidbits of your story! Thank you for sharing with us!

[@vondabyers9425]

This is very interesting... getting the word out is good

[@juliajohnson5276]

You are very nice looking. Glad you survived that storm.

[@bawattsyl]

Thank you Julia and Nah I guess I'm ok but thank you for the compliment 🙏

[@dutchieblue1238]

You are very handsome!!!

[@jillymills1]

Wow great video, so cool your story with your twin. Take some rest xx