"She Looked Like a Ghost": California Teen Goes Out Partying and Vanishes into the Desert

[@LawAndCrime]

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[@GabrielleCarbonneau]

I love Annie!

[@niania7022]

I was in my later teens during the end of the, 60s and early70s. !y preference at parties was girly type drinks. However, I went to a friends house and stupidly he had a friend who came over with some mushroom tea. It was the first and LAST time I ever had anything like it. As soon as it hit me I thought everyone around me was evil and saw them that way. I remember I went home and crawled under the covers until morning. It was awful. Listening to what Carlie was saying and how she was acting, it brought back this memory that I had so long tried to put out of my mind. It sounded EXACTLY like me that night. I definitely believe she was on a psychedelic and not meth.

[@patchthecat]

If i do, will she learn that its "undoubtedly" and NOT "undoubtably"??? 🫥(why are people out here speaking words that dont exist?! Lol)

[@csanchz4592]

​@@patchthecatI love her videos BUT yes I've noticed so many you tubers with various content cannot spell, pronounce words, etc.

[@TheeMrsCarter519]

They’re regular people… that make regular mistakes

[@kenziii5973]

The poor girl went through a whole melt down and none of them thought they should admit her to hospital for a psych evaluation 🧐 this is really sad

[@StonedBarbiee]

She was shroomin and had a bad trip and ran off that’s exactly what it sounds like

[@Nikki30288]

​@@StonedBarbiee i agree and there might have been meth in there too

[@kenziii5973]

@@StonedBarbiee Even if that was the case , she was in no condition to be left unoccupied like them taking her to a professional would've minimized the chances of her leaving alone to God knows where

[@monaelias2154]

They would have thought it will wear off.

[@jtomyhope575]

​@kenziii5973 a professional what? She was under the influence of illicit substances, not having a mental episode. Stop judging their family.

[@matthewmcclelland431]

so she hadn’t smoked weed for a month, took a bong rip which triggered a psychotic episode. Tragic that her parents didn’t recognize that she was in psychiatric distress and get her to the hospital.

[@cjdodgeprimecrime]

Exactly!

[@tracey278]

Spot on !

[@teratsukielizabeth543]

Literally I'm 24 been smoking since I was 18 and immediately thought "WHY ARENT THEY BRINGING HER TO A HOSPITAL???"

[@Nemesis14423]

​@@teratsukielizabeth543you should stop smocking or unfortunately maybe you will end up missing like that girl.

[@Nemesis14423]

Her mother even abandoned her unfortunately her parents are bad.

[@ang_ro]

She was erratic, paranoid, delusional and physically unwell, even said she was afraid to die and they still didn't take her to hospital. smfh. top notch parenting 🙄

[@hollyquovadis237]

Exactly. Even if they thought it was nothing, it's better safe than sorry and it's important to validate your kids feelings. I feel like they are hiding something.

[@thebenjandboc6981]

She was high, nothing the hospital could do

[@RP-wo3yy]

Her parents had so many opportunities to call 911, what a complete and utter failure on their behalf.

[@cherylashley8658]

I didn't understand understand why they didn't just take her to the hospital. They saw her acting like that talk to her and the next day she's gone.😮😮😮

[@jamesharris4208]

It's not her parents fault it's her fault she grown she took the drugs she learned her lesson

[@cherikoehler1770]

i think you're right. Sometimes there are terrible consequences for our own choices. @@jamesharris4208

[@mariaavila7269]

@@jamesharris4208 what??? She was a minor! They tend not to make smart choices! She didn’t deserve anything bad to happen to her, she needed help, compassion and understanding!

[@Nemesis14423]

Yes her parents are a utter failure they divorced they didn't cared for her and her mother even left the state.

[@river8760]

Great parenting. Take your daughter to the ER! You don’t just let her suffer.

[@jazzcee]

I don't understand this story and why these parents are so nonchalant..why wouldn't they take her to be checked and monitored by professionals

[@estrellademar2754]

Because some people get paranoid when they get high

[@river8760]

@@estrellademar2754 True, but I don’t think that’s the issue here.

[@Xsurvival-savageX]

She OD'd on meth

[@mkeerkens]

It costs a lot of money to go to the ER in the U.S., even with insurance. This wouldn't be the first time a teen took a drug and was delusional/hallucinating. It would be totally normal for a parent to assume it would wear off with a night of sleep. Someone on drugs or very drunk might say a lot of things. That doesn't mean you would just do what they say.

[@Jewelz_Ann]

Parents failed and definitely should have call 911 immediately or took her to the hospital, imo.

[@juliannajones6016]

Agreed! The whole time the parents were describing their daughter’s erratic behavior, I was thinking, “Take her to the ER! Call an ambulance 🚑 “!

[@AwtaMadik]

This case reminded me of a coworker at my old job about 10 years ago who had a mental episode. It was scary but I remember the one thing that stuck with me was how dilated his pupils were. He didn't make any sense and had extreme paranoia and anxiety, I thought he was on drugs. On the way to the hospital he even tried to escape the ambulance making it onto the highway. He eventually go help but never came back to work It turned out he had a severe mental condition that ran in his family.

[@angypangy8513]

That's is so sad,I hope he's doing well now 🙏🏼🕊️ this is such a sad story 😥

[@mariapilarme]

He was in drugs that’s why the pupils were dilated. The drugs could make any condition mental worse so it’s not good idea to experiment with drugs just in case.

[@graceyoung3771]

I have a longtime friend that years ago went through the exact same thing. The police thought she was on drugs by looking at her pupils but she was going through a squizophrenic breakdown. Weird what the mind and body will do.

[@MusicInMotion_67]

Was it Schizophrenia? This runs in families.

[@lorimullen3680]

You don't think of taking a child to the hospital for the sake of their personal reputation concerning drugs. I believe they truly felt she was going to be fine. They knew she was safe, never thinking she would walk out the front door. I heard a kind voice from her step mom talking with her on the recording. We never know the danger of a situation until something happens. The step mom was probably exhausted. They were up late dealing with a lot plus have two smaller children. My heart goes out to all in this story. All parents are dealing with a society of issues that our world has never had so much stimulation & illegal drugs & teen life is so much more complicated this days than ever before.

[@kayleeg1019]

This happened to me from LSD. Every single thing she said and did. Poor baby girl she needed help. If she would have been taken to ER they would have given her downers to calm her and she then could have slept it off. I have a feeling now, Karlie is no longer with us.💔

[@mariahconklin4150]

Oh wow that's that bad? Yeah I get really bad intrusive thoughts on shrooms have to be careful with those to never had LSD and don't want to try it.

[@amodernalchemist432]

@kaylee this is definitely a psychedelic "bad trip" and it wasn't *just* mary jane that they smoked. Large pupils are an indication of using stimulants or psychedelics. No different than a psychotic episode of mania and paranoia. It could have been one of those new analogs that they use nowadays or perhaps that "spice" crap...synthetic mary jane or whatever they call it. I have a feeling someone kidnapped her when she was all alone, staring at the stars. A creeper probably asked her if she needed help, she said yes and that was it.

[@DakotaLily]

Oof - this makes me so sad - soooo true - yes - dilated pupils is very much a psychedelic response. And yes - Xanax would have stopped the trio and allowed her to sleep it off instead of her running off into the desert. So sad. 😑. It seems unlikely this is from smoking weed. Especially so prolonged. Her panic is eerie. I hate that some are blaming the parents. They stayed with her and clearly thought they were keeping watch over her. She left/escaped. Even just an accidental accidnet with a vehicle is a possibility of she was walking and running erratically down a major highway in the early morning. Sadly I don’t think this girl is going to be found. Also - eerie how people even in right or wrong states of mind- know when the end is coming.

[@samantham9185]

I’ve gotten like this after smoking weed. After not smoking for months and then taking a bong rip. Drank milk and eventually fell asleep and woke up fine. After seeing her with her eyes open though is definitely when I would have just taken her to the hospital for downers as you said, I do agree with that. Or just simply taking her when she was asking to be taken!

[@DroneStrike1776]

Don't do drugs, duh.

[@SmollestLifter]

I’m no medical expert but I do know, two people actually, who took psychedelics without knowing their families had a history of schizophrenia. When that’s in your cards and you touch psychedelics it very often ends in mental breaks

[@Deadrum]

V true. Someone in my town had this exact thing happen to them. It’s so hard for me to even believe, but imo he’s still not the same. It’s nothing minor either, I’m talkin’ like MAJOR changes. Such a wild thing to happen

[@ronyalemerrill]

Just posted the same thing. Happens with Marijuana more often than people realize.

[@8806Erika]

​@ronyalemerrill lol with Marijuana? I live in CA where everyone smokes weed and has been for decades. I've never heard or seen of this with weed. Not once.

[@HeatherBarker216]

@@8806Erikayes my brother has drug induced schizophrenia when smoking weed and can’t use weed, weird things happen. He even thought he was a snake once. Many other wild things it does to his mind. A completely different scary situation.

[@uMADden]

​@8806Erika I don't know, I usually trip out and get paranoid on high on weed, worst when I eat edibles, I thought all my cousins were aliens and that the light pole was a flying saucer, so yeah never again.

[@timestamp.]

If your child or someone else’s child adult whatever is showing paranoia symptoms, you are not equipped to help. It behooves me why she ran into so many people and no one thought to call 911.💔

[@Mr.Westery]

Hey there! My latest video is all about a real crime documentary, and I put in a solid 14 hours to make it happen. Your thoughts mean the world to me, so feel free to share any positive or negative feedback. Stay well, and I'm eagerly looking forward to hearing from you.

[@KLee1028]

@@Mr.Westeryyou put 14 hours of research into a 20 minute video? These comments in general are quite annoying but let’s not insult everyone’s intelligence at the same time.

[@LucaSitan]

"It behooves me" means this is right, this is necessary ;)

[@steph.s9]

​@@KLee1028If you're doing it properly, between checking your sources, FOIA requests, reading police reports, making a script (not to mention the actual filming/editing part) it could absolutely take 14 hours. They did say it was a true crime doc, so those things would be necessary. Unless your video is garbage.

[@WinterJMG]

@@steph.s9amen

[@printfJess]

As sad as this case is. I wanna know more about the dude who has a hottub in his living room, facing the desert road, and why he starts his day with a 7am splash.

[@your1supporter]

Sitting in a hottub drinking coffee. What a strange person.

[@leaveittothediva]

It's called self care. He's living life. Good for him.

[@KnicksNYanks84]

Strange how people think others doing things they enjoy are strange

[@Shreddittrading]

Seems like a pretty cool guy

[@your1supporter]

@@Shreddittrading I think so too but you don't find anything suspicious about his story?

[@lisap6725]

ATTENTION, CORRECTION NEEDED. At 1:29:42 an incident was mentioned in Tonopah, Arizona on hwy 6. The problem is that Tonopah Arizona is on I-10 about 8 hours away from Chalfant Valley. Tonopah, Nevada on hwy 6 about 1 hour 40 minutes from Chalfant Valley and more likely the correct location. Either way a CORRECTION is needed, It's either the wrong town or the wrong highway. Please look into this and correct, it could make a difference and help get a lead. Thank you!

[@dantedeloden]

dude i was seriously like wait im confused, tonopah arizona? thats off the i-10, but tonopah nevada is right on the western border of nevada and close to chalafant, i live in nye county (not tonopah but tonopah is part nye part esmeralda county) and ive been to tonopah many times, i had to actually bring up google maps to make sure, and when i looked yeah only BAHA california reach Tonopah Arizona via I-10. i knew i wasnt tripping about this.

[@celenastruthers5231]

So I live here in mammoth . I used to train on horses out in Chaldant . . Several times coyotes tracked us and became aggressive to our horses , and dogs with us . I also used to live in bishop . I moved away because drugs got so bad there , and a lot of friends over dosed . There was meth going around that was making people I knew really crazy ! So I do t know but I pray for her mother . 🙏

[@messyperspective621]

Some people just aren’t meant to smoke weed. My friend in high school smoked for the first time and it took months for him to be even a fraction of his normal self. No one else was affected negatively but he’s still not the same.

[@reaskii]

fax!

[@elbolsillo]

He’s not?

[@messyperspective621]

@@elbolsillo unfortunately not. He talks to himself often, sometimes he claims people are watching him and that his family can’t be trusted. He does have good days where he’s more in control but overall he’s still not normal and very paranoid.

[@mongoose1628]

​@@messyperspective621are you sure the weed didn't trigger some psychiatric disorder?

[@messyperspective621]

@@mongoose1628 That has always been my belief. I believe He already suffered with mental illness and the weed sorta triggered or activated it .

[@heynormars]

She really needed professional help at the time she called her step mother to pick her up. She should’ve been heavily monitored until psychotic symptoms, such as hallucinations or delusional thoughts had completely resolved. Why wouldn’t you call 911 the second your daughter even mentions calling 911 if something were to happen. Isn’t that a clear sign something is already happening? If my daughter mentioned having demonic thoughts, strong emotional mood swings, asking not to be alone, restlessness…. Personally I would not be able to sleep.

[@kenziii5973]

What's still astonishing to me is why was she running on the road close to where her stop mom picked her up like was she running away from something or was she in a fight or flight state and because of what

[@StonedBarbiee]

She was on shrooms it sounds like she didn’t need anything but to be at home. She had a bad paranoid trip and ran off.

[@hollymiranda0826]

@@StonedBarbieewhat it sounds like to to me as well

[@KLee1028]

@@kenziii5973because she was afraid as a result of the psychotic paranoia she was experiencing. Why else?

[@indigosky7772]

As someone who experienced my best friend have a psychotic break while mixing her medication with alcohol, not knowing this would happen, I definitely decided to take care of her for a while. Make sure her family was aware I was leaving and made sure she was completely asleep before I left. Sometimes things don’t seem like an emergency because you’re so focused on attending to someone to make them feel better and not freak them out even more. She woke up 100% normal the next day and hardly recalled what had happened. I guess every situation is different though

[@HennyNenny]

Please cover the disappearance of Kadijah Britton from Covelo CA she is a Native American women that went missing after being taken from her home at gun point by her ex boyfriend and no one has been charged nor has she been found. She’s been missing since February 2018 it’s so small over here we never get any social media coverage 🙏🏼

[@veronicamcatee1]

What parent goes to bed knowing there’s something very wrong with their child?

[@juliannylantigua3891]

Parents that were just up hours w them making sure they were okay. Ones that thought that at that time in the morning she was safe and home probably sent off to sleep but I would agree that maybe have her sleep in the same room but can’t blame them they did what they thought they needed to im sure

[@cherylashley8658]

My same thoughts

[@lorae7]

So if I saw someone laying in bed with their eyes open - I’d call the ambulance - how could someone go right back to sleep?

[@kylmj]

Righttt! wouldn’t that mean that she’s dead??

[@Angelarc33]

They're not good parents

[@maddart4445]

@@kylmjoh no

[@cassy420blaze]

Yeah that makes no sense to me

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

I'm lying in my bed with my eyes open right now.

[@user-yz9ny5yq6n]

The risk of psychosis and other mental illnesses being brought about early or at all by cannabis use needs to be discussed more. I work in the mental health field and it is incredibly common, especially in teens and easily adults. Once psychosis is brought out with cannabis use, it typically happens with each instance of use. A big risk factor is a history of mental illness in the family.

[@Deadrum]

Yeah, having witnessed this kind of thing in person when it happened to someone else, I do feel it’s at least common enough that it should be talked about more. I don’t want to fear monger or anything (personally have never had THIS much of an issue after smoking), it’s still clearly very serious.

[@TabAncho-cp4xi]

I know people who never went back to how they were

[@user-yz9ny5yq6n]

Absolutely. I personally love the benefits of cannabis and know it helps so many people, but we at least need to discuss the risks, like with anything.

[@PutTheShovelDown]

Totally agree!

[@HeatherBarker216]

My brother gets drug induced schizophrenia when he smokes weed so he can’t touch it.

[@michellejade3272]

If Karlie was literally tripping like she was on drugs, I wonder why she wasn’t taken to an urgent care or emergency room just to make sure it wasn’t a fatal dose.

[@christopherwellman2364]

I'm no expert, but I believe that overdoses typically occur relatively soon after the introduction of the chemical to the body.

[@marguerilla]

For weed its not gonna be fatal. Hospital is probably not super close to that area.

[@anitaholst7671]

Going to sleep while daughter is in that state was very irresponsible.

[@KLee1028]

@@anitaholst7671she fell asleep right next to her, kinda hard not to fall asleep when you’re lying down with someone who asked you to do so

[@Beautiful_Hope]

Most people don’t because they’re scared they’ll get into trouble with the police.

[@Tish1980]

Thank you for sharing! This is a local story to me and deserves way more attention than it’s gotten in the past.

[@KLee1028]

Seriously?! This case has gotten so so much coverage compared to 90% of other missing persons. I guess no coverage is ever enough but in a world where SO many unsolved cases are unknown, this case is far from that.

[@corrielangenbaker6999]

What’s your thoughts or the word around town of what really happen ?

[@CanadianArchaeologist]

Wow, great video. A lot of information. My friend's daughter went missing 2 years to be found missing her head, a few fingers and laying covered up with a blanket behind a mansion. Her boyfriend seemed VERY likely to me to be involved. His baby mama died 2 years after of an overdose and he now has the 2 children, and his current girlfriend just died of an overdose. The police said they believe my friend's daughter died of an overdose. At first they said case closed but after a big stink, they said they are going to wait for tips. She was bones when she was discovered. Her name was Chelsea Poorman from Saskatoon Saskatchewan. She died visiting her sister in Vancouver. Global did a story on her, and there are a few KZbin videos. The boyfriend was never mentioned. So much information is always left out.

[@kriskros38]

she overdosed and her head and fingers fell of, that what ur sayin? must be some strange substance.

[@nessy.18]

​@@kriskros38I'm gonna give u the benefit of the doubt here that you're not that thick and are genuinely asking a question...this person says that they think the girls Boyfriend is involved in her murder, especially given that a lot of the people around him have died of overdoses. The girl may have initially died of an overdose, probably the boyfriend overdosing her, and afterwards the boyfriend could have cut off some parts of her body in order to not get caught

[@___erika]

Yes, the police refused to label her death as suspicious even though she was covered with a blanket. Missing body parts blamed on animals… this was right on Oak Street, a very busy street in an affluent part of Vancouver. Real Estate agents were caught ripping down the posters questioning who did it and what happened, the general public did not seem to care. She had a difficult time walking, how did she get beyond the fence closing off the mansion???

[@Fletchlives247]

​@@___erika What year? That area definitely $$..?people have no idea how many deaths get ignored in Vancouver!

[@AKA-Nana]

Annie Elise does very thorough research for her channel 10 to Life….you should check out her stuff, always great content!

[@tanyshaxxxx]

The fact that she didn’t feel safe around her family is a red flag..

[@Moonchild14928]

Why, in God’s name, did no one take this poor girl to the hospital? She clearly wasn’t okay. So irresponsible. 😢

[@ammyflores558]

I think two things happened, she experienced a psychosis when smoking marijuana. So she may have walked along route 6 and either gotten kidnapped or since it’s stated that a witness saw her behind and the sheriff dog picked up sent by the bus stop. She could of walked of to the mountains and unfortunately got lost and the worst happened 😢 god bless this girl and praying she is rescued and found alive ❤

[@nataliefreed4224]

I'm so glad they credited Annie Elise because she does such an amazing job making her videos and does great research.

[@tomsevcik1792]

I thought I was tripping for a sec seeing Annie on here but dang its true. Go Annie!!! Anyone who hasn’t seen her channel please do she is one of the best true crimers out there!!!

[@arlecelarae]

Annie Elise “10 to life”

[@EllieEspnoz]

I thought it was an error in my phone hahaha

[@ThomasFrench-vy2vb]

Right ..I was confused at first

[@AKA-Nana]

It’s a big collab move for Annie….shes a boss!

[@dlm8763]

Huge fail from those parents. If I thought my child was slipped something or smoked something that was laced, I would have taken her to the ER.

[@colleen019]

OMG my girl Annie is on law & crime!!!!!!! Been a TRUE CRIME BESTIE from the beginning!!!

[@KissMahGrits]

Unbelievable that her parents didn't call.911. This sounds like a psychotic episode.

[@kathyotoole4608]

Kids her age don’t even step out the door for a minute without their phones! Their phones are like an extension of their arms!

[@KLee1028]

Unless they’re psychotic in which that would absolutely not be the case. Behavior would be totally abnormal.

[@UKJphilosophy]

@@KLee1028agree

[@johnbobbypringle]

that's a generalisation, not everyone is attached to their phone. Not everyone watches TV.

[@kathyotoole4608]

@@johnbobbypringle I don’t know one! I have 5 grandchildren age 15 to 20. Two of them live with me and my house is the gathering place. All of them are constantly on their phones!

[@johnbobbypringle]

@@kathyotoole4608 That's anecdotal at best

[@NicoleMoriel]

I’ve been through a medication induced psychotic episode twice and this sounded very similar to my experience. Understanding the signs of an episode and getting to the ER as soon as it’s recognizable is important to prevent something like this from happening

[@lindsaylines2112]

from personal experience and being a small girl around 110 lbs and a habitual pot smoker since the age of 16. i also have mental issues, severe generalized anxiety and depression and a few others, once your body is used to THC you usually don’t have any issues, however if you’ve gone weeks without it and you have none leftover in your system, a bong hit is an instant shock to my mental state. i’m had my fair share of delusions and panic attacks triggered from smoking more than my body could handle after a T break. she was probably used to hitting a bong and didn’t consider how long her body has been withdrawing from it. any underlying mental issues could’ve greatly worsened the situation.

[@phoenixmistertwo8815]

Perhaps if she decided to smoke K9, that synthetic weed.. Now that is a whole new beast compared to real mary jane... I am an experienced user for psychedelics, and I was almost put in the dirt smoking that K9 from a bong.. It will feel like a bad tripp, until it wears off an hour later, and in that hour, your heart rate will be so pronounced that you will see your chest moving with the beats. Based on the descriptions of how she was acting though, and the length of time she was in her mental state... I would deduce that she was on acid.

[@FriendOfCrows]

The super-dialated pupils coupled with the extreme paranoia sound so much like she was on psychedelics. Such a shame this girl is gone.

[@SDsimplelife]

Could have been a lot of things

[@rebd00mer93]

Psychedelics aren't the only type of drug that dilated your pupils. Weed does too as does a bunch of other drugs.

[@alyssa8862]

agreed, if the weed wasn’t laced.. it makes you wonder if they did something else willingly & just didn’t want to get caught

[@GeeOhJayyy]

Facts

[@Originalman144]

Shrooms it sounds like

[@rheannagold6620]

The way you’re describing her erratic behavior happened to me. I was smoking with friends and someone unknowingly slipped me LSD and I acted JUST like this.

[@IFChi1904]

Those are not your friends.

[@rheannagold6620]

@@IFChi1904 this was 14 years ago, they were most definitely not my real friends

[@amandarhuff]

Thank you! I’m so glad you are covering this case. I haven’t forgotten and I don’t want it to be or stay a cold case.

[@Kakki82]

Doing a great job with these stories and reporting, Annie ❤

[@ceirrasims067]

Love seeing Annie on this channel ❤️ she does such an amazing job on her videos so informative!!!

[@rmcar549]

She probably had shiny jeans and a sweater on the night before, before changing into sweatpants and T-shirt. Can't blame a mother for being confused during what was probably the most stressful experience of her life!

[@Kay-Lee-Rodriguez]

Omg poor girl. I recently went through this. It was a gummy that gave me a horrible horrible trip!! I felt lost in my own head and couldn’t explain what I was going through at the moment but I really felt like I going to die and couldn’t stop shaking and crying. I really wanted to go to the hospital but my husband was scared to take me and just did what he could to keep me calm but after a few hours I finally came down but it took me a whole day to feel like myself again. It was horrendous and I will never ever ever have anything to do with THC again. After talking to my dr and research it wouldn’t been serotonin syndrome due to my anti depressants I was also taking. Dr said I should’ve been taken to ER immediately because it some rare cases it could be fatal. Husband feels bad now but I get it, we were both scared and he thought it was just a bad high but I wouldn’t wish that feeling on my worst enemy. 😭😭😭

[@leahbia82]

That my friend is a panic attack. That's why I can't smoke pot anymore. Everything you describe is exactly how I feel when I have panic attacks. Can't explain why or how but you're going to diiiiie. Worst feeling ever!

[@officer.azzhole]

I had the same reaction to a delta 9 gummie. I have no idea what they're putting in weed these days, but it's dangerous! I've never had a full blown panic attack from weed in my 39 years before this recent event.

[@Stephanie_Hanley]

That's a panic attack. That is exactly how I feel when I'm having an episode. It's horrible and I don't wish it on anyone. I can't smoke weed anymore because it puts me right in one immediately I hate it.

[@Stephanie_Hanley]

I get them when i smoke as well. I freaking hate it ​@@leahbia82

[@kriskros38]

stick to oversexing sis, get rid of substance

[@klite21]

I think this is the 2nd time ive seen Annie on this channel. Her content & team do an awesome job and cover lots of cases. Shes one of the only channels i follow.

[@ktisdel1]

I’m SO glad you came to that conclusion…I smoked once before it was legal and I lost my mind! The strain matters and everyone’s brain chemistry is different . I hallucinated and was suicidal . Dissociated. So scary…Prayers for the Guse family! 🙏🏼

[@gwen08g]

I hallucinated as well! The 2 times Ive done it, I hallucinated both times. I just think that’s how my brain reacts to it though.

[@gemini_man66]

Ditto

[@Bubbly_H]

I’ve also hallucinated the two times i’ve smoked mj.

[@gwen08g]

@@Bubbly_H I’m glad it wasn’t just me.. thought it was laces the first time. But after that I figured I t couldn’t be laced twice.

[@TheBettyj0]

For me it’s never been hallucinations. It’s usually paranoia if anything. Best part about dispensaries is that you know what and how much you’re getting. But of course being of age helps.

[@lindacolon2074]

I’ve smoked many times and had experiences similar to this. I don’t believe the weed was ever laced. But I would feel so paranoid and believe everyone was going to kill me-even my closest friends and family. I think the only reason I never explicitly told anyone was because I believed if I admitted out loud that I thought they would kill me, that it was more likely to happen because they knew I was aware of their plan. I hope she’s found some day

[@CarrieAkins]

I went on a date with a guy once and we smoked and after, I kept having a feeling like he might kill me because he kept saying i reminded him of his ex and he hated her. I was so paranoid, I left with his friend.

[@FriendOfJules]

The weird part to me is the sustained paranoia. Weed paranoia doesn’t last that many hours, generally.

[@IFChi1904]

Stop smoking that poison.

[@laurieclarkson9180]

Annie Elise did a FANTASTIC job of covering this case! I've seen several people cover this and this is by far, the best I've seen. Good job!

[@maritzasimmons1649]

This case is so sad. I always told my kids if they ever felt weird anywhere they were out with friends just to call me. No questions asked I’ll just come to the rescue. These are terrible parents, there is no way that I wouldn’t take my kid to the ER if this was happening to them. If my kid would even say they feel they can’t catch their breath I would go to the ER…. My kids are the most valuable things on earth for me. Praying for this beautiful girl, wherever she is, may God hold her in His hands, here on earth or in heaven.

[@melissaritchie2372]

When my friend was first found to be schizophrenic, it happened like this. We were 18 and he was totally fine and normal one up until one day at work. We found him talking to the wall and terrified of someone coming after him. He disappeared for a week and came back still claiming we were all out to get him...didn't trust his parents or anyone. He's medicated now and much better, but this reminded me so much of his first episode.

[@aleeah3532]

such lovely parents, they wanted to avoid getting in trouble as her guardian and avoided getting her help smh

[@CherrrrBear]

30:19 they didn’t take their kid to the ER, didn’t call the mom til she was completely MISSING. Didn’t call police til she’s missing. Absolutely insane.

[@scalpdotink8450]

I’ve had a single panic attack once when I smoked weed and I was a heavy smoker back then. Thought I was going to die and had to sit there my head is someone’s lap until it passed. It happens.

[@susiecraddock3147]

Love Annie Elise so much, she's by far my favorite true crime podcaster and KZbinr, I just love how she brings the stories to life and put focus on the victims

[@milkshake1993]

As a trucker I despise the fact that we are always suspects, if there is a road nearby, which there always is, we're suspects. Fact is there many more cars than trucks on the roads

[@Blahhhbish]

This same thing happened to me at that age. Very similar situation, the people i smoked with didnt get sick but i did. I didnt smoke as often as they did. I was terrified for hours. Couldnt feel my own body, would close my eyes to relax and start seeing things rapidly..took hours to feel normal. It was like watching a movie around me, and being on the outside. It was a 3 ft bong and i only took one hit.

[@irishhoopers6899]

In some ways it's good to have such a reaction because it means you'll never ever be tempted by drugs ever again. I'm glad it passed and you were okay once it wore off.

[@budgiebug8097]

Exact same happened to me when I was 16. Never smoked again after that.

[@TristanRussell-b1j]

This has happened to me too!

[@Blahhhbish]

@@irishhoopers6899 thank you. And yeah it scared me away!

[@SugiesCookies]

This story is bizarre. Something is missing or the girl just tripped out so hard that she left the house in some sort of trance and was then picked up by a stranger or something. How does someone just disappear like this?!

[@joas3324]

I think its her parents fault

[@dazedanddark]

love seeing Annie on this channel. spreading awareness on multiple platforms is such a great opportunity 🩶

[@Purplepuddles0810]

I have to admit I was so confused! So happy with the collaboration!

[@TheFruitingChamber]

I’m not she makes the content / news un watchable

[@stephaniemcgettigan5822]

Annie’s the best. 😊

[@TrueCrimeNerdAbby]

I was so confused clicking on the thumbnail then having Annie pop up. You go girl!! Love listening to you tell the victims stories.

[@kriskros38]

i would love to spread you on any platform.

[@Tornado_Grammy]

My husband is a long haul trucker and he and I were driving up near where this happened. I remember seeing a big banner with her on it. I then went on a deep dive myself and looked into this! Such a bizarre and sad story. Thx Annie and I enjoyed seeing you on The Dad Challenge!

[@pmin9955]

This happened to me. When you smoke a lot then quit and start back up there is a syndrome where it makes you soooo sick. It was the worst feeling ever. I passed out few seconds after the first hit then was in a parking garage for 6 hrs vomiting nothing and hallucinating worse than when i took acid. its so weird i forget what it called but this happens to a lot of people

[@dreamzofhorses]

Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS)

[@CrystaliaV]

How about, i don't know, not taking drugs at all.

[@Backdraft47]

​@@CrystaliaV you must not drink alcohol then.

[@CrystaliaV]

@@Backdraft47 i personally don't.

[@MeltedPearls]

The stepmother can't react like her mother because she's not. The urgency and pain of the real mother is evident. This is such a sad case. The one footprint is really suspicious, also. How could there be only one? I live in the desert and the sand is also dusty and fine. I don't see how conditions could exist that produce one footprint but no others. It seems impossible.

[@LowkeyMya]

Annie on Law & Crime Network?!? You made it girl!!🥳🎉

[@rainydayspecialinjuly]

thank you for covering this. been following this case since she first went missing

[@CityBohoGirl]

How would she know what she was wearing if she previously stated she wore only a tshirt and underwear to bed?

[@TopCh3d]

Parents sound irresponsible and sketchy af. Step mom feels like an act

[@melsafken764]

TY I had the same feeling.

[@adigitalwarrior1929]

One thing to remember, is that highway 395 that goes very close to that town that goes all with all the way down into Bishop, is well known for young ladies going missing and that may be another avenue.

[@coryjohnson2486]

Hold up. I recognize this girl… doesn’t she have her own channel?? Did she get recognized and hired by “Law & Crime Network” because of her channel??!! If so, that’s AWESOME!! Love her narration!! 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@lilys7431]

Yes she has her own channel 10 to Life, think the law and crime gig is within the last year. Also has a podcast.

[@86BuzzSaw]

This same thing happened to one of my friends. Had been away for the weekend with another friend and they had been smoking weed and he freaked out and just randomly left. No one knew where he went, and he turned up at my door 3 days later. When he came in, he was telling me to lock the doors and windows because people were trying to kill him. Turned out he had spent all weekend in a hotel room with his back against the door to stop imaginary people getting in and killing him. He was later diagnosed with schizophrenia triggered by the weed.

[@missy22821]

I am having surgery today on my shoulder and you juat made My day hope my shoulder surgery is good send good vibes please 🙏

[@realisticrae6946]

There was video to this case. It was brief, but I've seen it. The girl was crying and trying to explain herself. The step mother was being condescending and saying stuff like look at you. She was terrified and was desperate. Where's the video footage now? The way step mother was acting, I don't see the girl asking to sleep with her. She wanted help and this lady acted like a mean girl regardless of guilt. Her dad is reading like you would need to in order to say what he said. It should come naturally.

[@TheSolongsidekick]

No, there isn't. You just have no problem confidently "remembering" things incorrectly.

[@vidabacevicius9567]

The parents should of taken Karlie to the hospital ASAP! Since Karlie was in such distress isn't that just a natural thing to do?

[@machinegunkimmy]

Love seeing you on this network! So happy for you. This is great reporting.

[@firefly2508]

The stepmom's statement: "I see all your faces popping up and it makes me want to cry, I love you guys"...stood out to me. She went from distraught mode to being distracted easily with the attention she was getting. A very odd switch in mood. She didn't describe very well how the girl was dressed the last time she saw her, but instead described her as "adorably cute" and having "a cute little nose and a great smile"? And the interview and reaction from the biological mother...wow...the contrast was like day and night.

[@brennaobrian6001]

same thing happened to me , i was taken to the hospital right away and put into therapy. i thank God for that. i know i wouldn’t have been here today if i didn’t get taken to the hospital right away.

[@Angelicaremy]

This sounds like a psychotic episode that her parents didn't take seriously.

[@jonw7214]

Who cares what Dr. Phil thinks? The police and FBI should be going over the recordings, not TV grifters.

[@dwarfchron801]

I couldnt imagine having a friend or family going through this and not calling 911 or taking them myself. WTF

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

I just found you, Annie Elise and have subscribed. You told this story and the surrounding facts so well that I am interested in listening to you more. I agree with you about marijuana induced psychosis and that is what I thought of as I listened to what she was expressing, and going through. As you said, though, that leaves the matter of what happened to cause her to go missing very much up in the air. I hope closure is found for her loved ones. Thank you for this great video!

[@Mr.Westery]

Greetings to my wonderful viewers! The latest video, crafted with love around a genuine crime documentary, demanded a complete 14 hours of my dedication. Your feedback is the heartbeat of our community, so please share your positive impressions or any constructive insights. Stay blessed, and I'm genuinely excited to embrace your warm response.

[@NurseJhonna]

Annie is the best. 🎉 been wanting her to cover this for years. So glad she did!

[@mnmom723]

She has covered this before. I watched it!

[@NurseJhonna]

when?@@mnmom723

[@MrsBees]

So you think your teenage daughter was slipped something or smoked something that was laced and having a psychiatric break and your first instinct isn't to take them to the ER? Guess I just parent differently. Also what parent allows their child to put a pass code (that they don't know) on their phone? That's a huge no no! These parents seemed to be trying to be these kids' friends instead of their parents.

[@bethanybergeson4192]

The legalization of marijuana has greatly contributed to the mass marijuana psychosis that we are seeing now. Back in the 60's and 70's the THC content maxed out under 10%. Today, the dispensaries are selling it with 97% THC.

[@user-hi4ts3fi7n]

It is possible that she did have a marijuana psychosis! New years day 2015, about 2 am, my son had been out smoking weed all new year's eve. He came home talking crazy and his wife called me scared so I went over about 8 pm. When I got there it was obvious something was dreadfully wrong. He never assaulted her or me but he took her cell phone from her and twisted it in half. At that point I called 911. The police and paramedics came and were so gentle with him. They handcuffed him and took him to the hospital. He was in the mental ward for 1 week. The doctor said the only thing in his system was marijuana and he had so much in his system that it was a marijuana psychosis. They had to give him an anti-psychotic drug to bring his mind back! The doctor said if he never smoked again, his brain would recover. However the next year he smoked it again and he has not recovered! His entire personality is different! Where he was kind and gentle and generous, now he is mean and entitled! And crazy! And they want to legalize marijuana! That is a crime against humanity! Karli's experience sounds just like my son's! A marijuana psychosis!

[@AmberNikky]

That exact thing happened to me when I was around 16, I quit smoking weed and when I picked it back up just ONE TIME about a year later, I was so psychologically distressed I felt like my dad was going to kill me and hid under my blankets for the entire night. I believe she ran off scared and succumbed to the elements.

[@reynaolvera7526]

I went to a rave in California many years ago and someone wandered off into the desert and was later found dead.

[@kriskros38]

oversexed or overdosed?

[@kendrainglis5115]

My brother has had severe bipolar manic episodes that sound like hers and the first time he ever had one it was triggered by weed, just weed. It wasn't laced with anything and he was a regular MJ user. But one day it just turned. Marijuana is a major trigger with mental illness, which is why I don't think it's as safe as people think it is. I wish it didn't exist altogether. I feel for this girl and this family. Praying they find some answers.

[@TabAncho-cp4xi]

Yes, absolutely, but it helps people too. So I'm glad it exists

[@ouivalerie]

There's people that can't handle weed and not all weed is the same and the party she was originally at with the weed could have had more than one type of weed or some of it was laced. But it's not likely someone is up all night and sneaks out at 5:30 deliberately leaving the cell phone behind and not even cold enough to take a coat. Sounds like meth, it conquers the heat and cold, and she wanted her next fix so bad that she was making sure nobody could stop her by tracing the phone to some drug lords gangster place. They may have kept they young beauty addicted on purpose, one of the gang lives nearby, and the mind is going to want more drugs not tell the truth about what's really going on.

[@HandbagDiva]

Does anybody find it odd that the step-mom said the footprint outside looked like the kids’s but later had to “ deduce “ that she must be wearing the missing vans?

[@ZacchaeusNifong]

Back in the day, I took a break from smoking herb for a while and then smoked again. I had this same experience. Absolutely tremendous paranoia, feelings of helplessness and deep levels of anxiety. It was regular weed too. But it triggered something in me. I haven't smoked but just a handful of times since then. I hope this girl is found...

[@GloriaCraven0213]

KUDOS to her parents especially precious Melissa. Sending LOVE to them ALL

[@Roccity17]

love love love how the tone of videos have changed into a docu vs gossip

[@kenhiett5266]

Marijuana alone causing those symptoms is exceptionally rare. LSD or an adjacent hallucinogen is a much more plausible explanation for her behavior.

[@laughingcow1162]

Ive seen alot of people tweak out on weed. Years ago me and my friends were hanging out with this younger chick from school who took 1 hit from the bong and proceeded to start screaming because she saw her own red hoodie she was wearing and thought that it was blood and that someone stabbed her, then she started puking all over the floor

[@kenhiett5266]

@@laughingcow1162 I'm not saying it can't happen. I'm saying what's described in this particular case being caused by Marijuana alone is rare because it is. An acute prolonged reaction to that extent is usually the result of an accidental overdose of an edible. It's clear from her history that she was relatively habituated, and that's why I suspect she consumed something that was adulterated.

[@tball50187]

It is rare, but is going to happen a lot when millions of people are using MJ. If this reaction to MJ was common, states wouldn't have legalized it and it would be classified as a psychedelic.

[@erinsmith1819]

i bet they live with so much guilt that they didn’t take her to the hospital or call 911

[@trailrunner925]

Looking at my niece's bedroom and granddaughter's bedroom when that age, you'd be hard pressed to find the floor for all the clothes tossed around. Also, the parents inability to answer Graces questions could be nothing more than lack of vocabulary to articulate body language nuances.... a furtive glance, a sideways look, a vacant stare.... sometimes people "sense" these body language behaviors without having the ability to verbally describe it.

[@nikkigussalazar5005]

To not think this step mom is suspicious af is wild. The false information, changing of her story are all red flags. My kids have lots of clothes but I know when something is missing!

[@rmcar549]

Really? I've got 4 kids - 3 of which are teenage boys - and I'd have no clue if an item of their clothing was gone unless I was specifically looking for it. Idk how anyone would recall every single item of apparel their child owned unless their kids owned like the outfits lol.

[@nikkigussalazar5005]

@@rmcar549 yes. Most definitely, I know each outfit they all have and I would know 100% if something was missing. I have 3 kids. But mine aren't teenagers. So maybe that's the difference?

[@mrssassy9324]

@@rmcar549Same my daughter collects clothing and shoes I would never know what was missing. I found the step mom believable

[@paigeorlandini]

😂😂😂😂 "back in my day" like your days are done 😂

[@kateking2485]

I REALLY reckon that Carly was slipped something else without her knowing because of her dilated eyes and extreme paranoia and behaviour and her parents should have definitely taken her to hospital !!! Also, was the blood found by the dogs tested? I find it hard to fathom that DNA wasn’t found on the panties !

[@YouTuber2003LA]

Sativa- upper, Indica- downer, Hybrid- both I’ve been through Bishop so many times and every single time I think of her. I’ve seen her poster up in the gas station, and around the area every time.

[@nadagabri5783]

This is a really exhausting story. Wow.

[@tiannaschommer4565]

Go Annie Elise!!! I've been a subscriber for a very long time you go girl look at you look at you shine girl shine! your hard work has paid off get them subscriber! Love u! U earned it. Credit due! 10 to life

[@christinalemarr]

Right?! Go Annie Elise!!!

[@CeceJianni]

After seeing that the father was arrested for possibly breaking his wife's shoulder, I'm far more willing to believe he possibly did something to her. You know who could have picked Karlie up at the bus stop that morning, based on the timeline? Melissa or Zach. It's very possible that they could have been very angry she left while they were asleep, who would really know.

[@cjdodgeprimecrime]

She had a psychotic episode. A person's brain is not fully developed at age 16 and not able to handle certain substances that they use at this age, and there's no telling how often this happens. She should've been taken to the hospital at some point.

[@houseofsolomon2440]

It definitely sounds like some significant break with reality. She may have gotten into a situation where her obvious vulnerability or distressed state was taken advantage of in a foul play situation.

[@cjdodgeprimecrime]

@@houseofsolomon2440 definitely!

[@chelseebarber3903]

Side note - I highly doubt you took a walk “all around the yard and through the neighborhood” while talking on a cordless *landline* phone.

[@Moniseif]

Why is 10 To Life showing up as Law And Crime Network?

[@lisacrowell290]

Ikr?

[@sharonkaywhitson]

So HAPPY FOR ANNIE ELISE SHES A GREAT TRUE CRIMER