The Most Haunting Unsolved Missing 411 Cases

[@manjukumarks]

The way Kris presents these mysteries with a mix of respect, intrigue, and a hint of humor makes for an engrossing watch.

[@louisejohnson6057]

​@@SolènelamigonnelicorneWhich white lady are you referencing? I've heard of a few places that are haunted by a woman dressed in white. I've always thought that they were in white because they'd died in their nightgowns, which in the past were often long and white.

[@Solènelamigonnelicorne]

​@@louisejohnson6057???

[@The-Delulu-Gurl]

@@Solènelamigonnelicorne Oh mon Dieu, oui, une autre personne française

[@The-Delulu-Gurl]

@@Solènelamigonnelicorne Oh, je parle français et je suis heureux que quelqu'un d'autre le sache

[@daniellemilligan6307]

Yes! I was trying to find a good way to say this, she is the only person I will listen to talk about serial killers and crimes

[@natecus4926]

Words can not express how furious I would be if my kid went missing, another person saw a shady man carrying something darting through the woods, and the authorities decided it was not related and chose not to tell me it had even happened

[@jaidynelder]

I don't even have or want kids and I would be mad too like if it was my niece or nephew or smth I'd probably be a Karen to the cops and stuff bc wdym you think it's not foul play when there were witnesses to these things just bc it wasn't confirmed it was the missing kid?

[@ayannatorres257]

Different time unfortunately. They just didn’t really care

[@The_Super_NOVA]

Makes you wonder... Evil intent or incompetence???

[@bigwhitedoggo4989]

This is a great telling of these stories! If interested go watch the videos on these disappearances at The Lore Lodge. They research past David Politis and it's very interesting...

[@and__lam1152]

Covering up a local PDF file ring

[@AvivElizabethHaddad]

As someone that got hypothermia on a snowy mountain and almost died, I can tell you that it completely mess up your mind. You start seeing things as completely different things, your thoughts get extremely confused, slow but also kind of panicked. You start thinking you should do things that make no sense to a normal person. And the scariest thing is, you don't realize that it's happening! I was extremely lucky to be found. So it's never a wonder to me when people get lost on a mountain did insane and unclear things, even if they were experts.

[@dedf15]

Can confirm, also sleep deprivation does the same thing. I've had conversations with birds and peer bollards after too many hours missed on a previous life...

[@Nathanaelelliott]

It would make more sense if all these missing people went missing in the winter or fall which is not even close to the case. It's something like 10% of them or less went missing in lower temperature cuz most went missing in the middle of the summer time when you'd go camping. Yeah hypothermia makes people do crazy stuff but idk how to explain people who wouldn't have gotten iso. The bodies that are found a lot of times don't show obvious reasons for death.

[@Nathanaelelliott]

The bloodhounds not getting scents or tracking people to insane places then losing the tracks make it extremely confusing.

[@AvivElizabethHaddad]

@@Nathanaelelliott Well, if he did go to crazy places because of the delirium there's still a chance that something like an avalanche or even deer will disturb the trail.

[@AvivElizabethHaddad]

@@Nathanaelelliott I commented this on the story of the professional lost on a snowy mountain

[@JesusLover929]

okay so i have family that lives in the appalachian mountain area and im obsessed with the strange atmosphere of the place and have reasearched it a bit, and when i heard the tom messick case i got chills because for those of you that don’t know, it’s famous for paranormal activity, flesh pedestrians, detachments from reality, etc. what i kept hearing from people on tiktok, articles i read, and my aunts neighbors who live there is that the absolute worst things you can do when hiking in the appalachians are 1. don’t go anywhere the deer don’t go, they know where they’re supposed to be and where they aren’t. 2. don’t ever go near any sort of strange noises, especially whistling or anything high pitch. 3. if you are ever in a situation in which everything is completely quiet, you are in trouble and need to leave immediately cause your somewhere that your not supposed to be so idk yall i feel like something fishy is going on in that case what do yall think

[@froggy_art1]

So basically like gravity falls from the show

[@Webedunn]

One thing is always worry when the FBI gets involved bc they’re really only there to cover up something. Especially missing children.

[@owyn4126]

Well l was scared of the appalachains before, but now l'm absolutely terrified 😅 and l will be taking this info to heart cause dear lord l don't wanna die by anything supernatural/weird/unexplained

[@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose]

I dunno, for the most part I don’t want to die from supernatural causes but if it was something really fantastic, like a gorgeous alien man- Erm, never mind, never mind. I’ll just say this: May none of us die in terror and/or extended agony! And, yep, stay outta them thar hills n’ hollers, n’ if ya hear banjos ya best run like the dickens! /jk

[@Greenhawk4]

What is a flesh pedestrian?

[@doolquokka]

The figuring out which hand to fold over the other in the intro is iconic

[@Mings.x.roblox]

Fr! It’s so funny and whenever I see someone struggling to cross their arms or something with their arms I think of her lol!

[@TheLittleChickenNuggetGang]

I miss the old intro she changed it so it looks like she is struggling weirder

[@desert_holly]

So incredibly Kris 😂

[@lovelybluebroccoli]

Quokka? lol, that’s all I could focus on 😂

[@doolquokka]

@@lovelybluebroccolia STAY in the kmk fandom 😭 world domination 😭✊

[@1nez_lvm1nance12]

26:50 this reminded me of the case where a woman around 30 had a dream about her sister (who supposedly was ‘dead’) still being alive and asking her to tell her family to dig her back out. When she first told her family about the dream they thought she was insane and/or might have been going through depression but when she kept on trying to convince them they finally listened and went to the grave. After they digged it up they saw nail scratches from inside of the casket and turns out the woman’s sister was, in fact buried alive and died due to running out of air in the casket

[@KrissyKream88]

Wow that’s amazing insane😮

[@amandachristensen3122]

Fun morbid fact. Back in the day it happened to a lot of people to a point that they tied a string on the “deceased” finger. At the other end of the string was a bell. If the bell rang they would dig the person up again

[@laurfincher8137]

oh my... how horrible! The guilt... pain of knowing you killed your own family member like that... the poor woman... what she went through. This used to happen back in Victorian days and a trend of a string inside the casket tied to the body and leading to a bell above ground happened. I guess burying the living happened a lot. I still can't see how people do not know when someone is living or dead. Sure, slowing heartbeat means slowing pulse but actually stopping?

[@Kaebug9]

@@laurfincher8137 Premature Burial doesn't happen a lot anymore, but from what I've gathered severe hypothermia, drug overdose, and medical conditions can all mimic death. And Lazarus Phenomenon is rare but, some people can gain spontaneous circulation after attempts at resuscitation.

[@NikkiLee23BBy]

Is that the one where her husband was grieving at her grave and heard her screaming?! That's what made them dig her up only to discover they were just minutes or an hour late and she passed?!

[@floweralchemist]

I love how Kris presents all of these crimes. She should consider creating a podcast so I can get more.

[@huyannaclearwater3530]

I'd totally listen to that podcast

[@Dog_dude-f7w]

Same here

[@netrunnervol2]

Same!

[@rustycosette668]

Same

[@valeriew2934]

Yeah this way we can listen to it while doing other things

[@UltraMemesBTW]

Kris: “you will never catch me in the woods” Also Kris: “I used to live in the forest, I loved it”

[@quademarcinyshyn2868]

😂

[@charmabrown4964]

She said that nobody would ever catch her in the Appalachian forests. I don’t blame her either. I live in Appalachia and I don’t even go in the forests here.

[@fa_x4475]

😂😂omg didn't notice that

[@straykidsandnsb_11]

Frrrr 😂

[@oliviannie9705]

Love that Missing 411 is getting coverage, I think this is a great way to get people to just think about life a bit beyond all the superficial goings ons.

[@brycealthoff8092]

Just don’t take David’s word as gospel. He sometimes leaves out critical information that completely changes the context.

[@karaperrio-du5gs]

KZbin is constantly unsubscribing and underpaying David Paulides channel he is a solid gold human, and WikiLeaks has false info on him always updating lies, the media ,via the real government power, hates his Missing 411 stuff because they know damn well who is abducting us, as does anyone with a brain

[@gimmeurkidney]

@@brycealthoff8092 yup, The Lore Lodge has some really good 411 videos (he does his own research on each of the topics) and a lot of what David says is legit just lies or he withholds information

[@pieceofgrass8681]

​@@brycealthoff8092 he also just adds false information and removes information that's crucial to the story in order to fit into his narrative. these events are extremely interesting and tragic but david is not a reliable source of information about them

[@extrapepper8876]

@@brycealthoff8092really?? like what? (Im curious)

[@Nyx-The-Wolf]

Kris: “YOU SICK MINDED BEAUTIFUL FREAK” Twirling hair “you called me beautiful~?” Edit: Hate to be that girl But Thanks for the likes! Ive never had this much! Edit 2: 1.5 K?! OMG GUYS WHAT- Edit 3: 2.2k?! THANK YIU GUYS- Edit 4: 2.6K?! THANK YOU!

[@stormbrain3866]

who you calling a frea...wait im beauitful?

[@Nyx-The-Wolf]

@@stormbrain3866 💅✨Yes✨💅🩷

[@msmistim]

😊☺️😚

[@kiwi2468]

Love it when a pretty girl compliments me

[@ThinkGenius]

❤ that

[@bluejai10]

One that constantly lingers in my mind is Ryker Webb. How he showed up looking completely different with little to no memory of the events prior. I would love to see you dive into that case!

[@LeeLeesBanter]

That would be very cool!

[@lrl_ysatg5317]

Didn’t he show up in a different outfit? And also ended up in a shed or am I remembering wrong?

[@SamaelLikeTheAngel]

Tbf on the Ryker case the change in appearance probably had to do with trauma, malnutrition, and dehydration. Idk about the clothes tho

[@kaylalunt5302]

I want to hear about that and the Kyron Horman case.

[@ambersather7460]

Yes! Thr picture of him in thr ambulance is haunting. He looked so traumatized.

[@SoftServe33]

In middle school I had a dream where I was in a long corridor. It was lined with identical doors with identical plaques, except a different name was on each one, of family and close friends. Except one person, who I barely knew. I just kind of innately knew that behind each door was that persons worst fear. When I entered the girl I barely knew’s room, I saw my father, slumped against a light post, hitting himself in the head with a bottle and looking heavily dazed. As I was recounting this dream to my friends, this girl happened to also be there. Everyone was asking me what was in their door and laughing. She asked me, very lightheartedly, and when I told her she first looked shocked and then burst into tears. She said that her worst fear was that her dad would hurt himself while he was drunk. This was over a decade ago and I still shudder thinking about it.

[@icarus4302]

I fully believe in prophetic/psychic dreams. Science barely understands the brain, let alone the dreams it creates. I would love to see science reasonably explain with multiple explanations and evidence why this happens. Why do siblings who didn't have any shared experiences that day have the exact same dream? How do you figure out the worst fear of a person you've never met? How do you predict a future event or find a missing person only through your dreams? It's amazing.

[@SoftServe33]

@@icarus4302 I grew up in a Mormon household and had like zero experience with people drinking alcohol. When thinking about that part of the dream I just thought it was bizarre. The drinking connotation had not even crossed my mind until she told me her worst fear. She was kind of a friend of a friend of a friend, so she was around and we had been introduced but only were ever in the same room on rare occasions and by happenstance. I truly had no idea her home life was so hard. This rocked me. I stopped sharing some of my dreams quite so readily. I really hope she’s doing well now.

[@codycox2465]

So the girl you barely knew was your sister?

[@Gr1md4rk_Wh1sp3rs]

@@codycox2465 People in dreams will be familiar to you personally, so since SoftServe didn't know the girl's father, the dream filled in the blank as their OWN father when in fact it should've been the girl's father instead. I have prophetic dreams sometimes, they're startling when it happens irl. I hope my explanation makes sense!

[@OGCHuila]

A recent movie or series had an episode of such a dream. Doors opening to individuals you know and their worst fears. Yes it's a series.

[@rosemadder5547]

I live by the Smokies, here in Sevier County. I heard about Dennis growing up. I'll never forget it, my papaw said "a dad was with his really young son, turned around for a minute, turned back around and he was gone. A boar got him, I guess, bc they never found his body." They'd always bring up that story when we were headed up to hike... It's always just...existed in my life and my mind. I usually won't even watch the videos about him bc it's so close to home and he was so young. That was the early 90's, but my family moved here from Kentcuky in the 70's...

[@2Ribestar]

I have a similar story, and i also live near sevier county ha-ha. Its pretty cool to find other people in comment sections that live in the same area as you. And i heard about his story maybe once or twice as a kid for why i should never stray from my family and stuff like that.

[@samkay1936]

pp to I'll l😊

[@PinkSparklyPrincessAlly]

i live like 30 minutes away from Sevier County and every time we go near the mountains like Frozen Head, the Appalachian Museum and others my sister never shuts up about these stories and i always get so terrified while we’re walking or exploring the museum HAHA

[@bassbone98]

As a Sevier county native also! My grandfather always said to me was close by him and don't run off into the woods. I remember asking why and all he said I don't want you to lost like little Dennis. I didn't know what he meant until I saw David Paulides do a panel in Gatlinburg and I learned about Dennis.

[@emilylast-name1544]

I grew up in Blount county, and my papaw would always tell me that story before we went hiking as a kid. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I learned it was a real story. I had always thought it was a legend.

[@Sizuyii.a5h]

Kris's videos always make me happy, we love you Kris

[@kelliestubbs7723]

ityyyy

[@AshtoAshes14]

Kristina, this gave me chills. The man in the bush terrifies me. Your true crime videos are incredible! Thanks for always delivering the videos you make! I appreciate you!!

[@hellotherevia]

Same, literally don’t think I’m ever gonna step into a national park again 😂

[@AshtoAshes14]

@@hellotherevia oh no way! I’ll pass lol. I’m scared of going to the woods even around my house! I’m a scaredy cat though lol

[@ghostwriter1415]

@@AshtoAshes14 timestamp, please? The man in the woods?

[@cosmicwanderer457]

As someone who grew up in Appalachia, thank you Kris and Caleb. You two seem like a great couple. I enjoy both of your channels.

[@Lmlm8168]

About the dreams, I have too many stories . My connection with my mother is very strong . At 9 I called her the very second her car stopped after being hit by a semi and pushed miles up a highway-she says my voice snapped her back and kept her awake . Mind you I had literally been sitting watching TV and shot up like “I need to call mom” . Another time she was going on a trip and a few days prior I started panicking and begging her not to go-the people she went with each got into SEPARATE accidents and almost died . Ive thought about people from my past who I haven’t talked to in a decade or have dreams about them before they have died . Hope to god I never have to deal with what those 2 women did having such vivid dreams. I’m all set on Appalachian trails 😷

[@ShannonAdams-d1s]

That's so cool and kinda freaky

[@and__lam1152]

More likely that those women played a part in the murders. The second by manipulating defenceless younger males and setting them up for life in jail whilst removing a child from her life. Women commit infanticide and filicide at higher rates than men. Thus they would know the locations of the bidies

[@Lmlm8168]

@@ShannonAdams-d1s every time I ignore my intuition I regret it too 🤦‍♀️

[@veggiemegroll9220]

I’ve had these type of dreams too, its interesting how that happens

[@AntonSeninger]

Jins !!!!

[@dietotaku]

MORE TRUE CRIME?! omg we have been blessed this week!

[@xo_rosaliee]

IKR

[@StickbugsETSYsocialmediaACC]

W COMMENT

[@enchantedgirlie]

Ikr

[@a-bu6gg]

FRRRRRR

[@l4m1n0us]

FRL!!

[@beastie824]

I live in Tennessee, just 20 minutes from the GSMNP. I am there all the time. It is beautiful and I enjoy making videos there.... However, there was one time that I experienced something I can't explain. I was walking along a trail when I noticed all the sounds of wildlife came to a dead stop. I've never heard a silence like that before, nor since. I was hyper aware of my surroundings as I kept moving when all of a sudden I hear this deep guttural groan.... This was no bear. I instantly turned around and refused to look behind me. It was the only time I felt afraid in those mountains... I will never forget it.

[@cheeling794]

and you went back!?!

[@beastie824]

@@cheeling794 yes ^-^ I love it there.

[@VER0N1CA.222]

When Mother Nature goes silent, run away

[@katiestuefen8326]

im in tn too told her to look into summer wells maybe even Sebastian too that teenager who's missing I'm 40 min from dolly wood I def do believe there are wild men or people out there in the mountains keep safe

[@KKutz-sw2gy]

That is where I will still go on and mind me business

[@NaomiDollxoxo]

I’m so glad the missing 411 is becoming more mainstream knowledge! I have been looking into this for about 15 years and nobody believed me about these cases bc of their unusual nature. What matters is people understand the truth and how to stay safe. Know that it doesn’t matter if in a group but know this little detail….all of the missing on maps match our cave systems maps

[@mewgiah8057]

This has legitimately become my favorite series and I only discovered it a week ago. I love how Kris injects her sense of humor at the right time, given how dark the subject matter is. It’s a good tension relief when things are getting dark. But Kris also does an amazing job telling lengthy stories and going over information. There were a few cases I already knew about and yet I learned new information because of her. That and they are just really enjoyable to listen to. So glad she’s doing more of true crime.

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

As a dad myself, your kid missing.. can't imagine a worse feeling. How on earth you keep going. Prayers for all of them.

[@noradgrt]

Missing person cases always terrify me because usually it never gets solved, and you never really know what happend to someone. But I really like the way Kris tells the story's, and brings attention to certain cases/topics with respect to the victims, but also with some humor. Love it! Keep up the good work!❤

[@OGCHuila]

It makes one wary about visiting similar areas that match the landscapes, especially alone.

[@OGCHuila]

Never separating from a group.

[@lunamoona1645]

I read all 133 pages 📃 from the FBI on the Dennis Martin case and it’s incredibly sad. You get a sense of the Father’s desperation 😢there’s a couple of suspects brought up but nothing concrete. RIP to the Martins 🪦 🙏🏼

[@MichaelaSkaarup]

OMG THIS IS A MAGICAL WEEK! TWO TRUE CRIME? THANK YOU KRIS! ❤❤

[@penguinzz13]

70 likes and no replies? lemme fix that

[@scottphillips6005]

I've had something similar to the "vision turns out to be correct" thing before. I live in the country and have several horses. Several years ago, I was playing a game (don't remember what) and I had over-ear sound cancelling headphones on. There was a thunderstorm outside that was pretty deafening as well. While I was playing the game, I swore I heard a scream come from outside in the pasture up on the hill. I couldn't have heard someone trying to talk to me from a foot away, let alone anything outside, but I was convinced I heard something. More than that, I was convinced that one of our horses, our pony, was dead. I still can't say why I connected that scream to the pony, I just did. I asked everyone else in the house if they heard anything and no one had (no one else had headphones either, and I was the farthest away in the house from the pasture). I waited about 15 minutes until the thunder and lightning calmed down, then I went out and checked. Sure enough, our pony had been struck by lightning and was dead. I had another incident where I had a very vivid dream that I was kicked by a horse (dream ended with the kick, don't know where it went after that). I didn't think much of it, but it's weird when I remember dreams so it stuck out to me in that regard (I have sleep issues - narcolepsy and bad sleep apnea, didn't have as bad issues at the time though). A couple of days later, I was in the barn walking through a stall (I had just put grain out) when the situation started to feel eerily similar to the dream. I had a bad feeling and moved to the side of where I was kicked in the dream, and sure enough one of my horses kicked the wall where I was just standing with both back feet hard - probably hard enough to kill me given the fact that I would have been between a wall and the horses feet (kick was at chest height). She wasn't trying to kick me, the pony (not the one struck by lightning) had snuck into the stall without me noticing (I was looking the other way) and the mare in the stall kicked at the pony over the grain and missed. I didn't even have a warning that they were about to fight, I just remembered the dream and decided I needed to move right then, even if it didn't make sense. I figured it was a weird little bit of paranoia and that I would think I was stupid after moving. I was shocked and quite scared when it turned out to be true. I know my mom has had a couple of dreams that turned out to be true as well (which she shared out loud before being proven correct), and I really don't have any idea how that's possible. I don't believe in psychics or anything like that, and I certainly don't think I or my mom are psychics, but I also have absolutely no idea how or why dreams could come true like that, or how I could know our pony was dead and think I heard a scream when I had absolutely no way to have possibly heard anything. Also, I know these things aren't just memories screwing up, I know that happens and people's memories conflate certain things, but I've asked other people since and they've corroborated what I remember (without any details provided by me). It's really creepy.

[@kamogirlz]

I've had two similar experiences as well! The first was just predicting the phone would ring when i was 3 (my dad use to tell the story became i apparently i stared right him asked if i could answer the phone and after he said sure it rang) And the second i had a dream my mom was driving our van and smashed the back window by backing into the old bent sign. Everyone was sitting were i dreamt and then she did it, i was also apparently an ass to my dad and kept saying "told you so."

[@larapalma3744]

Wow, I think a lot of people have these experiences. I have, there's just no explanation, some don't even make sense, like I heard definite crying downstairs the night before a girl came to stay, nothing there, she came to stay and it happened again. she was crying so we made her cocoa and she cheered up. I mean,huh?!

[@ambidextrous-REX]

kris should do deep dives on cryptids! some aren’t so scary! i live in PA and our state cryptid is called the Squonk- it’s known for just sobbing anytime someone sees it LOL

[@katie6199]

Mood

[@Warvvolf]

Dogman!

[@bethysbarn]

Oh 🥹🥰❤️ how sweet! I totally understand it! 😂 it might be my spirit animal!

[@anitacasey2570]

Sounds like S.C.P. 096 ngl

[@Endra08]

Sorry that’s just me, lol.

[@lucyhydrick4222]

krisssss pls put sections between each story!! i fall asleep to your videos and always want to go back and rewatch specific stories :)

[@sanneboukje]

the whole "revealed to me in a dream" and quantum connections are so real When my cat went missing, my mom kept being drawn to the same place for over two weeks, but couldnt find her. Turns out my mom went to the exact location my cat got hit by a car and was found by a passerby and taken to the shelter freezers.

[@IXSICNESS]

No, no they are not.

[@Walmart_Bag-x3g]

i love the way you present these cases Kris, it’s much more respectful then most of the other true crime type videos.

[@The_foodlord123]

Cheese 🧀

[@Walmart_Bag-x3g]

@@The_foodlord123 oh thank you for this bountiful gift, good cheese to you too sir🧀

[@The_foodlord123]

@Walmart_Bag-x3g and good cheese to you, sir🧀

[@gamespc-zi6zo]

@@The_foodlord123 Give me some cheese

[@The_foodlord123]

@gamespc-zi6zo NO, YOU ARE NOT WORTHY!

[@graeson3317]

There are a lot of folk stories about the Susquehanna river. I grew up rather close and older people would always warn me and my friends to be extra careful. These warning mostly applied to a seperate river we spent more time in, The schuylkill river. Now there were the normal warnings. Beware of tides, broken bottles, old line, ect, but we got the occasional freaky story. An old woman seemed really interested in us going kayaking. She had assumed we were going to a local lake. When we told her we were thinking of driving to this one less popular section of the Susquehanna she looked terrified. She told us "I wouldn't do that. Sometimes the river takes you and you won't get returned". We tried laughing it off and told her we swan in the schuylkill river the current really won't be a bother. I don't remember what exactly was said after this but it started clicking that she was referring to both rivers as if they were sentient. Over the years i've met even more long time residents that don't trust the river. This is even freakier thinking about the amount of drownings we get. My father did water rescue and when i brought up these local rumors he started thinking about how many drowning cases he was called for that never yield bodies. Sometimes i go out of the schuylkill and i question if the history of this land has somehow tainted this water.

[@shellylynn2269]

One terrifying river experience, and I never entered those waters again. My river rat friends always picked on me hard. but there was no way I was ever going back in. I stayed on the bank and would wait for them. The current and undertows, especially near the bridges, are no joke!

[@clubjed6276]

Hell yea love me some Susquehanna I'm on the York side

[@emisage864]

I drugged up on NyQuil before I watched this and happened to fall asleep after the first story. But my dreams followed after the story. My dream included me as a detective trying to solve the case. But I couldn’t. That was until my great uncle (still alive) solved it for me. The dream ended with the little boy being found in the river. This is probably just my brain being silly. But it’s wild rewatching this video knowing the rest of the video is about dreams finding bodies. I wonder if my brain subconsciously gave me that dream because the video was still playing. Truly fascinating stuff! Also my deepest condolences to all the families, I hope they can find peace.

[@joray5756]

I have actually lived in a place where the "Oz Effect" happened all the time. We lived by a road but it would just go silent. I was so glad when I moved. That place felt . . . Dead. Idk how else to describe it.

[@oddedd7755]

I experienced a phenomenon similar to the oz once. During college, I was doing an all-nighter finishing assignment at my friend's room and my cig had run out. It was about 3am. None of my friends are awake and I really need a cig, so I decide to go back to my own room a couple blocks away to retrieve another pack. During the back and forth, I noticed that the whole dormitory that usually loud, is completely silent. No bird or cricket sound or even student chatting, just silent. I got creep out a bit but thought nothing of it. After I got back at my friend's room, I just focused on finishing the assignment. Finished it around 4.30 and went to use the WC. Still eerily silent. Creep out, I quickly finished my business, went back to the room and slept. (only had 2 afternoon classes that day). That afternoon, my classmate said there is a loud laughing and door banging. Everybody in my class (excluding 2 of my friend which the room I slept at. They sleep like a log) said they heard it and when I asked what time it happen, they said it was 3 to 5 am.

[@Julie-kq7pm]

Love that you made this turn in your channel. You definitely show another side of yourself that is empathetic and caring. Just when I thought you couldnt be sweeter! You and Caleb are adorable. I like watching your relationship develop through the videos you do together. As an old lady, I love seeing you get more confident in those videos with Caleb. You rock, young lady!

[@KayceeLeeigh]

I live in Colorado and regularly hike Booth Falls. And I regularly snowshoe in Vail in the winter. First: you definitely have cell service on the Booth Falls trail. I’ve posted pictures from there and texted. So that is super weird. It’s also steep and rocky - just not traversable in winter. As for the “oz” effect: this is super common in the winter in that area. You are too far away from the roads to hear any noise and most animals are in hibernation. On a blue sky day with no wind…it’s beautiful. And oh-so-quiet. I personally find it startling but awe inspiring because we are so used to even an airplane or car in the background alllllll the time so you really notice it when it’s gone. But it isn’t weird in a scary way. Much more like “oh I understand deeply that nature sleeps in the winter.” Now in the summer? With a million creatures in the forest? Different story. That would be scary….

[@meganoneill8344]

I'm a stay at home mom of two beautiful little girls that are five and three. Our oldest little bug has level three autism and needs a lot of extra love and care. I just want to say as an overloaded overstimulated momma your videos are literally a huge highlight for me 💖 I look forward to all your true crime deep dives. They are something that I really enjoy and it's because you make your videos so interesting and you are such a delight to watch 💖 I started watching you from your Riley videos and they where so funny and made my day and now you and Celina and these amazing videos you are my favorite content creator and I really just wanted to let you know it may not seem like it but you really are making a difference by bringing joy to so many people. So I just want to say thank you and please keep making these we love you 🥹🥰

[@happening_quietly]

You are so freaking precious. I hope in a few years to be a SAHM and I’ll FOR SURE be watching our lovely Kris. God bless you and your sweet babies!

[@meganoneill8344]

@happening_quietly Thank you so much 🥹💖 I hope you get to be a SAHM and love it you are so sweet you will be an amazing momma ❤️ I really appreciate your comment it made my night 🥰✨️ here's to being mom's that love dark stuff lol 🖤

[@ambersather7460]

​@@happening_quietlywhat's "SAHM" ? Sorry I'm bad at abbreviations/acronyms

[@happening_quietly]

@@ambersather7460 it stands for stay at home mom. its a lot to type lol

[@happening_quietly]

@@meganoneill8344 oh bless you! I love that you recognize my love of the dark and mysterious. my poor kids are gonna be sick of halloween by age 6 🤣 and thank you for your encouragement!!!

[@Acoustic_zacats]

Two videos in a week?! A 50 minute video right after a 30 minute one?! We got blessed!!

[@Amethyst._.Dragons1312]

Hi Kris I usually don't like true crime but I actually love your true crime series you need a Spotify podcast

[@claireh1891]

I hate to break it to you but there is no longer a heart

[@Amethyst._.Dragons1312]

@@claireh1891 very sad but at least i know she did notice it at all

[@claireh1891]

@@Amethyst._.Dragons1312 yes, youre right, thats a good thing at least :)

[@tichtwo]

​@@Amethyst._.Dragons1312 I'm pretty sure the heart disappears if you edit your comment

[@Amethyst._.Dragons1312]

@@tichtwo ok I didn't know that

[@jenniferb.awesome]

Imagine how many missing people could've been found, how many killers could've been caught and how much justice could've been served if the cops, officials, FBI etc weren't so god damn incompetent and lazy!

[@gcotyelwambuti1775]

Kris should definitely make the deep dives into a podcast on spotify bcz THE WAY I BINGE THESE 😭😭😭

[@khysnintend]

ACTUALLY THOUGH

[@DylanCam.]

Auntie Kris has blessed us with two true crime videos in a row ❤

[@Lily-ytshorts]

❤

[@jnhbgyvftcdrfvgbh]

from the uk here,love your videos , especially true crime keep it up kris

[@Gyozafiend]

Same :)

[@stephbirch9995]

Oh my god same😂😂😂❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@Nightmare-im9sk]

Hello there lads. I too am from the UK.🇬🇧

[@Gyozafiend]

@@Nightmare-im9sk hell yeah.

[@AaliyahLong-t3t]

The fact that these mothers had dreams make me so invested in weird phycological dreams like this, like for example maybe it was the mother that had the dreams since they were apart of each other at one point, or, something that has to do with ghosts, and how the spirits wanted justice. We will never know, it’s just extremely interesting and I would love if she did a full video focusing on those type of crime cases.

[@deannarose2424]

I once got lost in the woods as a little kid, and if I didnt have our family dog with me I could've been another missing kid. Family didnt even realize I was gone. Thankfully, our dog knew how to get back and I just trusted him and hung onto his fur with my hands while crying, not even really seeing the journey home because I was so upset. I remember the area I had wandered into the forest had changed so much the trees were all dead the underbrush was all sharp rocks pokey bushes super uneven ground, the slopes were getting steeper, and I felt so terrified. I have no idea how far I had gone and no idea how to get back. Our doggo wasnt well trained or anything, but he probably saved my life. He couldve just fucked off somewhere chasing a squirrel but he stuck by me and when he realised I stopped moving, picked the trail back up and led me out. Sun was setting as I came back to our cabin. Sometimes I wonder how long it wouldve took for anyone to notice and report me missing cause no one had realised i was gone or cared when I got back.

[@mercedesmessner]

So tired of these government agencies who think they don't have to follow the laws. If someone puts in a FOIA request, the agency legally must comply. We the people need to start holding these agencies accountable. If we don't, it'll only keep getting worse (which it is)

[@Olivia_Livie-13]

One minute ago

[@ClaytonNigsby]

I’ve seen instances where they have sent the requested documents but redacted 99% of it. They seem to have forgotten that they work for the citizens not govern over us.

[@and__lam1152]

They're clearly covering up a local PDF file ring

[@sabrinagrosser-jd5bc]

​@@and__lam1152there's no F in pedophile

[@sabrinagrosser-jd5bc]

There's no f in pedophile.

[@My_bleeding_heart]

I love how Kris can talk about things like this but still be funny and amazing AF as usual ♡

[@catsarefatt]

Finally. Been watching you for a while, not to be ment as creepy, but the way you tell things and are free with your thoughts, it's a breath of fresh air. Thank you.

[@PyrrhaStone]

I live in Colorado and have lived here my entire life. I drive up to Vail, Breckenridge, & Dillon (all in essentially the same area) for hiking all of the time. I can 100% validate that these areas are prone to the Oz Effect. Most recently, this happened to me on the Blair Witch trail in Breckenridge. A friend of mine was with me. We were pretty far out on the trail, really early in the morning, no other cars had been in the trailhead lot, and we'd been hearing tons of birds & saw chipmunks/squirrels all morning. We both stopped because we felt that something was off, and after we stopped, all noise stopped too. The wind even stopped at that time. The only sound that started up after an extended silence was a weird bird call that almost sounded mechanical. Once the other sounds of wildlife started back up, we kept going, but still had an eerie feeling. About 20 minutes later, we were almost out of the tree covered part of the end of the trail loop. Everything went silent again, then we heard gunshots further back on the trail, where we'd just come from. This area has a strict firearms ban, so we freaked out and rushed the rest of the way down the trail. There were still no other cars in the lot by the time we got down. We took a lot of pictures during that hike because there had been a lot of weird structures along the sides of the trail. We had also seen some scrapes of cloth here and there. After reviewing the pictures we saw some anomalies in a few of them, mostly in the ones we took when things went silent. We didn't know what to make of all of this at the time and weren't sure if our minds were just seeing things that weren't actually there, in regards to the photos. However, I still have the photos, have never gone back to that specific trail, and this experience still haunts me.

[@pumpkinkoot865]

Wtf?? 😵‍💫 [not in a negative way toward you or the comment... Like holy crap, what the hell, I don't get it... You don't either obviously] I don't like this.. This video has made me feel so anxious and now I am reading comments like this too. I need to get out of these Comments. What did these weird structures look like? What do you mean when you say anomalies in the pictures.. Like weird white spheres that you hear about in haunting "cases" or something else? I want to know more... But don't at the same time 😂

[@probablywatching_snc]

@@pumpkinkoot865same here 🥹🥹🥹

[@PyrrhaStone]

@pumpkinkoot865 some of the structures looked like lean-tos but for giants (like there were whole birch tree trunks, chopped at both ends, that were leaned against pine trees to make a right-triangle looking shelter. These were at least 9-10 feet tall). There was also a 9-10 foot tall square pillar of stacked logs. It almost looked a built up fire pit or funeral pyre, if that makes sense. It was just weird to see in the middle of the woods, especially when they were as large as they were. To make them, there would have needed to be a pretty large group of people with lots of equipment and ladders, which would be really strange & difficult considering that trail is pretty rocky, climbs in elevation pretty quickly at thw beginning, & the uneven ground on which these things were built. It's normal to see small firepits & smoothed stumps where people may have done some legal or illegal camping, but these structures were nothing like that. As for the photos, there were a few where we saw some large dark shadows deeper in the woods that we didn't see outside of the camera. It had gotten pretty sunny at that point, so it was just odd to see large dark shadows in that well lit area. In one photo I could have sworn I saw a humanoid, lightly decayed skull or some other kind of humanoid head & eyes poping up from behind a log, but I couldn't pin point that log in real life. (I swear this thing almost looked like the wendi-nono's [saying the real name calls them to you, according to most of my Native American friends & family members, so I didn't want to write it in full] from the game Until Dawn).

[@probablywatching_snc]

@@PyrrhaStone that’s sounds really eerie, hope you and your friend are ok, what were your initial thoughts while you were looking at those pictures?

[@PyrrhaStone]

@dizzym3120 I just started second guessing everything & tried to see if we could debunk some of the stuff, but since we'd driven home before reviewing most of the photos, it was hard to say if the "anomalies" were really there or were just our minds playing tricks. However, with the weird feelings & and the Oz Effect (and both of us being superstitious/spiritual), we both simply agreed that we wouldn't go back to that trail, just in case. I still get chills when I look at the photo with the weird humanoid face looking thing.

[@Dandygirl_94]

"Which is so stupid!" The literal definition of police thought during a lot of these missing person cases and murders. If I saw a man in a bush, I would tackle his ass and call the cops. I love the way you tell these wvents with respect and empathy while still remaining funny and informative.

[@markcarpenter6020]

Honestly I think they were covering up an insane vet. It was the 1970s so right after Vietnam and it would explain why they sent in special forces.

[@atingley0913]

Kris is my sole source of true crime stuff, hasn't ever been my thing before. Thanks for the entertaining presentation of true crime! 💜 I think it's the humor (and swearing😂) mixed in that makes me like this more than previous true crime stuff!

[@meowmeowstabbypurrr]

Why in the world has KZbin been hiding this channel from me?!?! I already know I’m going to be a little late to work because I can’t stop binging episodes since aI found the channel a few hours ago. You are awesomeeeee girl!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheMrEcks]

I've realized my sense of many true crime channels is a bit skewed by the fact I watch them sped up. Admittedly, the fact I can understand you so clearly despite being sped up is great. Thank you for your clear enunciation in conveying these very often intense stories. 'People can think words not act how they be, but they does'

[@Weepingang3l]

uh, why sped-up, may I ask?

[@Fayellen95]

@@Weepingang3l That was a v long reply, but I wanted to try and fully explain why some people might listen to videos sped up. ☺️ It's my reason, at least, but I can't speak for TheMrEcks above. Maybe their reasoning is similar, or maybe not! Idk! Each human is different! 😁

[@SilverTheNightWolf]

Can we please appreciate the fact Kris is one of the few KZbinrs who are actual good people.

[@EquineHorses_official]

Fr

[@Newki_Nadine]

Agreed !!! I watch her the because of this !!!

[@jeepathecreepa]

I'm too normal and grown for this nonsense ..who the hell can stand watching someone whip their head back and forth the entire video..and she does this in every single damn video she has..its the most annoying shit ever ...I have tried to watch two different videos of hers and had to stop 5 minutes in on both due to this shit.. she just does this annoying shit in every video..NOPE..that shit is irritating as hell...someone needs to gi ve her her some Adderall...

[@lenamaximoff3561]

HI AUNTIE KRIS! I love all your true crime videos! Never stop making them

[@chaselacy]

Thank you so much for covering these mysterious missing person cases. They have made me uneasy and very weary of national forest for many years.

[@KassidyWard-x1c]

Kris really makes my day. She respects what happens but always makes it funny and entertaining

[@Sam_and_colby_lover.]

LOVE THIS SERIES!!!!!

[@AceToothman]

Same!

[@brandonwhisman457]

Woah! I didn't know you did unsolved mysteries cases on youtube! Only ever seen you on tiktok. I absolutely love mystery/thriller stuff and while I'm working I'll play it in the background. Awesome to see :)

[@victoriatoussaint878]

2 in 1 WEEK?! THANK YOU! PLEASE NEVER STOP THESE!

[@editzxwanda]

U BUILT MY CONFIDENCE UP SOOOOO MUCH ❤ THANK U FOR ALL U DO!!!!

[@melissahall6511]

Kris, you should do a video on Jack-The-Ripper! That case has always fascinated me.😅

[@danielleknight4383]

Yess!

[@sanfudu]

I love the intro!! 0:48

[@dereksendall6488]

Came to say the same!

[@BraedynHefty]

Same

[@Bre-1st]

We all do ❤

[@downingj8288]

Kris you are doing such a fantastic job giving us stories to listen to. Thank you for your continued awesomeness!

[@AddisonKeil]

Kris is literally my favorite KZbinr ever all her videos make me cheer up every time!

[@annawilliams6103]

These videos are so sad.... 😢. Some of these stories would never be brought to light, if it weren't for you and a couple other KZbinrs who bring them to light. Thank You!

[@annawilliams6103]

My comment sounds so negative but there was appreciation behind it. These stories should be reported on more. Thanks for everything you and your team does!

[@happynoteskidsmusic]

I can’t say enough about how much I loved this video! You perfectly captured the essence of what makes family so special-the unconditional love, the sacrifices, and the shared moments of happiness. Watching this made me appreciate my own family even more. You’ve created something truly special here!

[@KalinaM-ht9cf]

I just finished the 3 serial killers! I Love these videos so much!!! I love you!

[@AlessiaJonsen]

Oh my gosh you keep popping these out like every day!! Thank you so much. My family think me listening to these will either make me a good detective or a murderer and to be honest I’m wondering that too right now baha

[@AlessiaJonsen]

Omd she hearted my comment 😮😮

[@smilekaylee400]

Don’t hate so much the National Park Service rangers 23:17 ; as someone who volunteered for three years I know how extremely underfunded the NPS is. Every year their budget has to be readjusted because of cuts in funding. I know of multiple locations who have almost removed their junior ranger program because of such budget cuts. Every Park Ranger I have ever worked with cares so much for fulfilling their role as stewards of America’s heritage. However they are only able to do so much because of lack of support they receive from the country. Which is ironic because America claims such “pride” for these places. They are also most certainly not trained on active crime, only medical emergencies and search and rescue efforts.

[@deerichardz]

This Kris is just a '411' puppet, AKA 'villager'.

[@carolinabeltran8420]

@@deerichardzthe flip does this even mean lil bro😭😭

[@deerichardz]

@@carolinabeltran8420 Paulides has a following, very cultish-like. They call themselves 'villagers'. In their eyes, Paulides can do no wrong.

[@Rolluptotheparty]

@@deerichardzthat’s genuinely so dumb😭

[@yourcousinthrocky]

@@deerichardzstupid ahh take

[@katiebug3090]

There’s something really satisfying about watching & listening to you tell these stories. I have it on at work, just listening while I do my work and there’s something so satisfying about it. I used to watch you on TikTok and I’m glad you started doing these!

[@JuneSongstress]

Hearing Kris say “Appa-latch-un” warms my southern heart ❤️

[@MiserableCecrophia_]

These cases remind me of my elementary school pe teacher, who went missing around 2017. He went to a hunting cottage in the weekend as usual and never came back from his hike, they looked for him for weeks and one day the secretary came in to announce us that the officers found him dead near his hunting camp. We made an event at our school in his name and there was even a local soccer matches prize named after him too! I think about his case often (Jean-Francois gendron)

[@SouthAfricanSofiaTheFirst]

You should do a crime video on A South African Serial Killer! cant wait to watch 😊 Lots of love from South Africa!😘

[@HummingbirdG6843]

That would be interesting

[@Ashleyhasp]

I think it absolutely heart warming to hear that 14 hundred people came together to look for one boy ❤

[@Cat-3rpillar]

hii kris! 0:11 yes, I am a freak. WE LITERALLY LOVE YOU, thanks for the spooks.❤

[@nylaschwartz789]

hey fellow CANADIAN, thanks for bring light to this crazy world. p.s I'm from Prince George B.C

[@SavantApostle]

When i was a kid they always insisted we never leave the trail. They said it was too protect nature but now I wonder if it was just an excuse.

[@Bookdragon3000]

Probably a bit of both. Kids are bullheaded and think “I won’t get lost,” while being completely unaware of possible dangers in the woods. Reverse psychology is just easier than having to deal with a child’s naive mind😅

[@cbpd89]

Depends on the trail. But in Appalachia, you can get lost in an instant. Literally someone died because they stepped off the trail to pee in the woods and they got turned around and got lost.

[@taylorgoodier]

North Carolina girl here. We know not to mess with the Appalachian mountains. Dark stuff goes on there. Thanks for the informative vid, Kris!!! We love you!

[@emptyTaEsodaduck]

Kris needs to talk about H.H HOLMES and his murder hotel so bad😭

[@m1cKeYm0uSe321]

hey kris, i’ve been watching since i was eight! you are very inspirational and i can’t go a day without one of your compliments!!! you make me happy when ever im sad!!! keep up the great work!!! love you girl!!!!! also……UNDER AN HOUR!!!

[@scorpiosith]

Needed some motivation today, thanks Kris ❤

[@Endlessly_Creative13]

The stories on their own are creepy as hell, but the additional editing with the music and sound effects puts me so on edge. Like, logically I know that I’m alone in my room and I’m safe, but I hear that music kick in and I’m like “AHHHHHHHHHHHHH”

[@brynlee_grayce]

1:22 I’m going on a school camping trip there soon-

[@RBLXsamandcolbysav]

Oh-…….

[@Leslie_6]

You’ll be alright

[@kellybowen1888]

Be care there, i wish you luck Don't play hide and seek

[@Angryy_cupcake]

OOP

[@Jesse-dz2mr]

Make sure to tell your friends not to play hide in seek

[@have_a_great_day.]

Oh my gosh! Kris is really spoiling us with all of these crime videos!

[@DietSpine]

it's fascinating seeing the different opinions about David Paulides between Kris and the other channels who cover these cases

[@ohrex_]

best series on youtube, no competition... PLEASE CONTINUE MORE!!!!!!!!

[@Taylorthesinger13]

The thing that worries me the most is that they are volunteers they could very well be unknown serial killers, so maybe people saw the missing person, but they killed and hid them. They didn't check all the backgrounds that is so concerning to me.

[@brookswade5774]

That’s a great point.

[@Nicks_dr.Pepper]

The way Kris mixes humor in with the story telling>>>>>

[@jmturner1981]

Bro, that "Unsolved Mysteries" into was hilarious, please do more of these.

[@illumine7304]

I’m from Boone, NC I can’t believe I didn’t know about some of these stories, great video

[@Soccer_sarah]

Thank you Kris for always making your videos so interesting with the right about of humor but also seriousness love all your videos🫶

[@sunnikay]

4 mins club! Love you so much Kris! Thank you for bringing so much positivity and light into the world 🖤✨

[@crazyfluttercordgirl4935]

30:37 I lived in the same town as Kris and had NO IDEA!?😭

[@baldjiro_kamado]

Only channel that talks about mysteries in a way that actually makes me lowkey scared

[@-3Jordan3-]

I would love to hear you do cases where missing people have been found! I think they are all interesting but I find the ones where they are found very interesting especially if there’s something eerie behind it.

[@clb32811]

Jesus, you whispered "skin walker," and I yelled, "ohhh no, no," without even being conscious of talking. My skin broke out in goosebumps, and I yelled. Lol

[@ericahoff8386]

ohhh, yeah same. i just got sudden bad chills up and down my spine when she said that. like, nafkjlnsvdhj terrifying

[@icarus4302]

That's because you're NOT supposed to say their name, even in daylight. Same with Wendigos. I usually call them Walkers or Winds when referring to them instead. Native Spirits are no joke.

[@2nd-place]

Wanted to point out a factual inaccuracy in this video. The yin-yang image cited is _NOT_ an image of the quantum entanglement of photons. Researchers utilized a special technique of quantum entangled photons to _CREATE_ an image that looked like a yin-yang symbol, much like an artist might paint a yin-yang symbol using paint and a brush. It was created to look that way because that’s a random symbol they chose to create to demonstrate their work, not some natural manifestation of that symbol via observation of quantum entanglement. And I think that’s a pretty huge difference, and not some supernatural sign. Science!

[@lizafrench8455]

Said the same thing. I'm glad I'm not the only one. Nobel laureate Richard Feynman supposedly said: “If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics.” I think this is a fine representation of when a journalist writes a story but does not understand the subject.

[@prettyvacant1977]

YOU'RE FROM MISSION?!?!!! As a big fan, this makes me so happy. Hi from Vancouver :)

[@ashiethegreat5942]

Anyone else feel Kris could make the best True Crime Podcast channel? Even without the video I could just listen to it and feel intrigued and suspenseful 🤩