Missing Woman Found Clinging To The Top Of A Tree (Disappearances Solved By Psychics)

[@TeamCGS2005]

I think one of the reasons why psychics don't come forward so often is because they in turn can become the primary suspect in a case. There was a case here in the UK where the IRA stole an expensive painting and a psychic described exactly where the painting was being kept. Unfortunately she became the prime suspect because she gave information that the authorities thought only someone intimately involved could possibly know.

[@gabrielford3473]

That is exactly what I was thinking as I watched this video. The only person with knowledge on the whereabouts of our victim could sure appear suspicious.

[@haze154]

But psychics aren’t real so it’s fair to suspect them if it’s close to the truth

[@tillitsdone]

If there were truly psychic they'd know who did it, so they wouldn't be a suspect.

[@redspeye7823]

@@tillitsdone👏👏👏

[@JacobGrim]

​@@tillitsdoneyou are assuming way too much here

[@sagatuppercut2960]

If you're in a hunting group, please don't leave one of your buddies behind. STAY TOGETHER.

[@joosoo]

She could’ve been delirious if she’d consumed berries that cause an altered state, especially if that’s all she was eating.

[@thelegendaryjerry1730]

Is there any berries known to cause this?

[@joosoo]

@@thelegendaryjerry1730 belladonna?

[@thelegendaryjerry1730]

@@joosoo just looked it up. Its not native to America but it could absolutely cause what you said. Interesting.

[@joosoo]

@@thelegendaryjerry1730 It's not, but it does grow in the States and has been naturalized in some parts. I'm not entirely sure when it was introduced, but the plant has been around for hundred of years. It's also called nightshade, you hear about it a lot in old tales of medieval witches.

[@anilin6353]

@@thelegendaryjerry1730 Could just be regular dehydration from berries that cause diarrhea.

[@erutis53]

sometimes after the psychic leads them to the body the psychic starts to get questioned about the body

[@glenndouglas8822]

The psychic serial killer 🤪😄

[@DonHavjuan]

Good. So they should be. It's either random chance or inside info. There are no other options.

[@Stable_Genius]

​@@DonHavjuan exactly

[@RichardLarryJr]

So if you kill someone, just say you’re a psychic and take the police to the body lol

[@ScrewedUpMusic]

Literally exactly my thoughts

[@user-nd7rd8jo6h]

Well in the second case, she wasn't dead. So like stuff like that is a bit more unexplained

[@joshuaschultz549]

I remember a movie about that, I'm not sure if it was based off actuall events or total fiction.

[@phoradio1277]

@@joshuaschultz549 the better one is the movie from the 40's where the college professor set himself up to be convicted then have another professor prove he didn't by having evidence of his innocence to test the judicial system. In the end the professor gets in a car wreck burning all the evidence and it's proven he actually did the crime and gets the chair.

[@TupDigital]

@@phoradio1277 that description makes it sound like "The Life of David Gale" was based on it- it had to be. Kevin Spacey/Kate Winslet, early 2000s

[@MillywiggZ]

The hunter and the rifle is understandable. When you’re missing and have a fire arm shooting three times into the air is known as a way of saying you’re missing and drawing attention. Sometimes another hunter (with a gun) will fire three times also to say they’re responding. Since he only had three rounds left he either didn’t consider himself lost at time of death, wanted to keep the three rounds in case confronted by an animal or the rifle had jammed or some other malfunction.

[@thetooner8203]

I always take much more ammunition than I should need, in case I am wrong.

[@GeorgiaRidgerunner]

@@amethyst1826 yes but people have to be relatively close otherwise the sound can sound like its coming from another direction in all honesty a good smokey fire is the best signal smoke can be seen for miles and followed easily

[@Varangian_af_Scaniae]

"The hunter and the rifle is understandable... he either didn’t consider himself lost at time of death..." No it is not understandable!!! Do fit young men just drop dead over there in North America? According to The Missing Enigma he was dressed for the cold weather. So dying from exposure sounds like a excuse not doing a proper crime investigation.

[@Kingdok10]

Makes me wish we knew what the condition and model of the rifle was. I feel like it would be pretty remarkable for his rifle to have encountered some kind of serious malfunction that would prevent it being fired. My personal guess is that if he had died at that spot early on, he may have fallen into the creek or the small pond and gotten soaked with water, if it was still liquid. If that were the case, he would’ve been dead within a few short hours. Longer if his clothes were made of wool rather than something else. Otherwise, had he not died for a couple days or so, he may have been wandering the area lost, and by pure chance had managed to avoid the searchers until he wound up at that spot well after they had already check it. Hence why they never found him when he was alive.

[@Kingdok10]

@@GeorgiaRidgerunnerHe mentioned that it had started snowing. Wind often accompanies snowfall. Any mild wind might disperse smoke before it could rise enough to be seen.

[@MaxWCorrea]

Imagine you're walking on a trail, you suddenly look up and see a bizarre girl hanging on a tree - just like in a horror movie.

[@chandranapier2259]

Normal day near Portland.

[@MaxWCorrea]

@@chandranapier2259 Damn, you fellow North Americans are indeed hanging by the neck, with all this craziness, sowed long ago.

[@chandranapier2259]

@@MaxWCorrea the world is crazy, just some places more than others.

[@TheZombieburner]

@@MaxWCorrea you have no idea, trust me.

[@MaxWCorrea]

@@TheZombieburner Give some ideas then, Mr. Trusty.

[@bunnyluver2176]

I think the fact that the psychic wanted to remain anonymous really says something. I don’t believe too much in psychics but the fake ones definitely wouldn’t want to remain anonymous.

[@SaltySeaCaptain]

Yeah I think that speaks volumes. Quacks always want recognition. If you actually had ESP and weren't a complete wacko I doubt you'd want everyone in your life and the media either bugging you or calling you a liar.

[@dinarusso3320]

The scammers and fakes ruin the reputation of the few genuine psychics who exist. There are people who are born with gifts like that, but few and far between.

[@mjolninja9358]

@@dinarusso3320 don’t walk near the bathroom, a train will arrive. If you cannot stop yourself in doing so, atleast bring a bucket of soy sauce

[@AmbrosiusAmaimon]

My thoughts exactly.

[@Dave42069]

i feel like what it really says is he murdered someone

[@garysims2029]

This channel is soooooo underrated

[@markboliek6130]

its up and coming bra...he'll have a swarm of followers in no time...but i know what your sayin

[@boredweegie553]

Who's underating this channel?? I think more and more people will be finding it soon enough but no...I would def not say it's underated.

[@AmyMichelleMosier]

I just discovered this channel and it’s awesome.

[@dw1-norskgaming923]

@Pete Factcheckers...

[@funniebunnie4u]

Word...

[@tessfabled4115]

Elsie's disappearance sounds a bit like a fugue state to me, I wonder if there is any documentation of similar occurrences for her in later life?

[@michaelthompson1287]

The Woman Psychic in the second news article was Dorothy Allison. She lived on Raymond Ave. In Nutley N.J. My Mother was friends with her back when the Georgia serial killer was killing those young boys. She was instrumental in finding some of those boys bodies. She never asked for money.

[@larking1555]

I admire her.

[@johnjames945]

@Kayli W. why be rude? Why would they be lying? Only doubt if u have cause 2b.

[@johnjames945]

@Kayli W. Not my job to give u a lesson in etiquette but "on the off chance" you are genuinely naive here goes; If someone has just stated their factual account relative to vid topic with credible information from insiders POV and u reply instantly with " on the off chance that this is true" . You are basically calling them a liar.

[@johnjames945]

@Kayli W. ok now you are taking the piss..You say u are autistic then give a rational reason for your behaviour. That in itself leaves u busted. Also these 'random' topics which someone has taken alot of their time to cover for us were probably big stories in their day so its not unusual that others would have relevant information. If anything it adds more credibility to the video and Im personally grateful for his additional account as i would also be to u if u had anything remotely interesting to say which u do not so being as rude as possible I'll say pi@# off

[@johnjames945]

@don joe It's up there man 😄

[@slanderman3296]

Even if 99.9 percent of paranormal is faked or "isnt real".....that point 1 is still DAMN CREEPY. Same with psychic people.

[@nicollekyostia8118]

Like Bigfoot sightings/ tracks and UFOs. Not all the photos/ stories need to be true. Only 1 needs to be true for it to be real.....

[@anton1949]

"So I have a chance".

[@slanderman3296]

@@anton1949 "no harry"

[@anton1949]

@@slanderman3296 There's a pulse out there! I'm thinking no one would get that one.

[@slanderman3296]

@@anton1949 lets be honest, we all have felt something big is goingnto happen for about a year now. My parents even feel it. Maybe a new age is upon us

[@TheChadWork2001]

The trance state remains in effect until someone snaps them out of it, and then they claim they know nothing. It's maddening.

[@warsawpacked418]

I read the title as "Missing Woman Found Clinging To The Top Of A Tree (Disappearances Solved By Physics)" and I thought wow this is going to be fantastic! When I realized that it actually said "psychics", my disappointment was real.

[@toylot5287]

I felt the same way

[@iamhealthy4068]

I’m geeking to hard at this. “Woman found clinging to top of tree and top of tree snaps and woman falls. Crime solved by physics.”

[@LyndsayW1194]

As someone whose dyslexic i had to read the word 3 times

[@bestoftwoworlds9925]

I read the same thing, I'm glad I read your comment. You just saved me time

[@rejectrealism]

Exactly what happened to me

[@jchapman8248]

I wonder if the resistance on the part of the Sheriff's department to following the psychic leads delayed their chances of finding Larry alive? This is a fascinating topic.

[@ginamenk3347]

They should always include a psychic, why not is my question!

[@johnjames945]

@@ginamenk3347 Absolutely....Its better than shuffling useless paperwork

[@johnjames945]

Great point a good strategist/general fires all cylinders at various points /locations. Have something occurring at all times wasting little of the element of time could save someones life . Its like if someone is having a heart attack u dont just dial services then stand around becoz they're on way . You do everything possible to save them and if that still dont work u Pray

[@poling1990]

What would have helped the most was Larry not continuing to pursue the deer into the woods by himself with fading light and worsening weather. I have been an outdoorsman my entire life and the moment I heard that the group split up I knew where this was headed. The number one killer of people in the wilderness is complacency and hubris. Buddy system.

[@poling1990]

@@ginamenk3347 Because misinformation taken seriously can often distract or even derail a search effort. I don't know if I believe in psychics but its completely reasonable to treat them as the exception and not the rule. I certainly wouldn't want to pull critical resources away from a search effort on the word of someone who is very likely a charlatan.

[@cynhanrahan4012]

The thing about a psychic wanting to remain anonymous is the info they receive may be a small image and they are unfamiliar with the area, and if they are correct, they will be inundated by families of missing people seeking help. It's not an exact thing, and could expose them to harm.

[@steadyeddy6526]

When they seek anonymity, and deny any monetary gain one can be certain they are authentic, especially when they call it correctly.

[@bobbyrice]

Or, they are the killers.

[@CreamCobblerFiend]

@@bobbyrice Dang it, you beat me to it

[@levi5459]

💡

[@bobbyrice]

@Angel eyes D You're an odd one.

[@royfokerpoker1802]

@@bobbyrice There was nothing odd about his comment

[@lous3772]

This guy does a good job presenting these mysterious cases, so I’ll chime in. Greta Alexander was a psychic in Illinois whose specialty was identifying medical conditions. She worked primarily with movie stars and was well respected for her expertise. She also consulted with police departments, who frequently sought her assistance on baffling cases. In one memorable case, she directed the Boston police to critical evidence. In a Firsthand account told by her, she guided them from her home in Illinois over the phone while they were driving. At one point, she said, “you’ll see a man on a horse ride by in front of you, take the next left.” The policeman said, “Greta, I’m in the middle of the city, there are no men on horses”. To which Greta replied, “that may be, I can only tell you what I’m getting”. The next moment, a truck with a large painting on the side of Paul Revere riding a horse drove through the intersection. Greta lead them to the bank of the river where they found the evidence. Many years after I heard Greta tell this story, I was on a work assignment in Louisiana holed up in a motel watching the local news one night. Half paying attention, my ears perked up when I heard “Illinois psychic Greta Alexander was called on by police to help the case....”. She had led local authorities to the body of a missing person. Greta also gave personal readings, and my mother went to her frequently when I was growing up. Having the logical mind of a scientist, even as a small girl, I always rolled my eyes when she’d return from a reading. For one of my birthdays in my early 20’s she gifted me a reading with Greta. I chalked it up to fun, like going to a fun house. I was tight lipped, telling Greta nothing. She appeared to go into a trance and began to speak, mostly using metaphores-“I see him stepping out the back door” and “you’ll be surrounded by doctors for the next 3 years, but dont worry, hun, you’re healthy”. turns out that during that visit home when I had the reading, my boyfriend at the time was cheating on me-stepping out the back door. I promptly forgot all she said and discounted the coincidence of the cheating boyfriend. Even after hearing her speak about some of her cases, I was still mostly skeptical. But when I heard that news report in Louisiana, and it dawned on me that during the 3 years of my masters program I was surrounded by doctors-PhD’s, and taking into account all the other her experiences and the accounts of other clairvoyants, i be ame more open minded to the possibility of something outside of our ability to explain. One thing that remains a mystery is that she said a dark skinned child would come into my life and be very important to me. I’m nearly 60 and nothing like that has happened. Maybe I took a wrong turn. Or just maybe i have special relationship to look forward to in my old age. :).

[@rem7502]

Interesting story. Makes me wonder what it would be like To be a psychic and see misfortune in someone’s future when they ask for a reading. Thank you for sharing

[@lalaj5831]

I think most “psychics” are a fraud, especially those that try to make a living at it. However, I do believe some are legit and more power to them if they can help. Having suffered a number of precognitive dreams, I think there is something going on in some people’s brains that we just don’t understand. I have never sought to see the future and never wanted to dream the things I dreamed. Sometimes it is completely innocuous and sometimes absolutely horrifying. I have no control when it happens and no way of changing the outcome. I applaud those that are legit for helping where they can.

[@mr-x7689]

I´m open to the "possibillity" of the so called "Psychics" being deeply involved or being the reason the person going missing in the first place.

[@-topic9506]

exactly. especially the tree one

[@acidberry3630]

I think it’s more likely (at least in the first case) that the physic came across the body themselves and, instead of reporting it, reported it as a physic vision to avoid any blame being placed on them.

[@alpo180]

Miss this channel!!! The stories and the art is satisfying.

[@randalalansmith9883]

"Police! We need to search the basement." "Do you have a warrant?" "No, but this lady here has a hunch.♒️"

[@johnjames945]

Have u not heard the saying that 90% of police work is built on hunches?.. Also a good cop follows his nose. .But seriously I do get your point as these technical issues can make a bad person walk outta court.

[@johnjames945]

Then talk 2my lawyer🙃

[@Namelessg-no6vy]

@@johnjames945 maybe the lady is also a cop.. lol

[@J_Honor_]

Many judges will issue a warrant if police are working with a known and used psychic or if the psychic is giving good and verified info.

[@rainfeathermedic]

Lmao

[@hatuletoh]

The "conclusion" portion of this video is a perfect, succinct summary of my thoughts on the issue. Very well said.

[@deanfirnatine7814]

I did not really believe in that stuff, then someone who claimed to be one I met, looked at my dog for a few seconds then said something only me, my dog and my fiancee knew and she would have never told anyone about it. I was a believer after that.

[@nix-cipher]

I hope you doing well,it is a challenging thing to cope with at your age.

[@drinking_master]

Demon's can give people these types of information to make people like yourself go down that path. They are the Prince of deceit after all

[@christwarrior8899]

@@drinking_master Yes, the devil is definitely in the details

[@garyhomanick6129]

@@drinking_master and that’s why they are called “Familiar Spirits”... because they are familiar with the history of anyone who is alive (or dead) and they use it against those they want to deceive.

[@gazepskotzs4]

Nah, it was a "dog whisperer"!

[@NeganPFVAN]

Elsie was up the tree already as the psychic stated before the dogs got there. She was scared of something long before that, as why did she take the father's gun before going into the woods...

[@johnjames945]

Very good point/observation...My brain initially thought of real time with her being up the tree and the dogs being there but u are correct there were no dogs in psychic's depiction. 👍🏾

[@johnjames945]

She was terrified and her body in a catatonic protective state.

[@NeganPFVAN]

@@johnjames945 I just noticed an error in the narration. Sometimes they may see the comment and correct it.

[@johnjames945]

@@NeganPFVAN No doubt but remember the narrative is mostly verbatim from newspaper articles so mistakes not on narrator he is just giving it to us as he read .

[@sheep1ewe]

Maybe she suffered from Catatonic Schizofrenia or something similar, my guess.

[@Ydce1891]

I love that you have such an openness about things and can say “I don’t know”. Maybe psychics exist, maybe they don’t, what do I know. If they can help save someone I’m all for it.

[@thatcreepyxmastreeinyourat8950]

I think its a filter but it has a really neat effect for sure. Scary that computers are outdoing us even in art. Used to be the one thing left belonging to us humans 😆

[@heinzriemann3213]

That guy is literally based.

[@marienakazawa6779]

Well if ANYTHING is possible, then psychic ability is possible...

[@-Siculus-Hort-]

i think telepathy is the most common.

[@-Siculus-Hort-]

@@danielcombs5286 😴

[@debralucas2224]

I have had one clear psychic moment in my life. 5 or 6 years ago, it was my turn to get the office coffees. As I walked down towards the coffee shop, a thought/image went through my head telling me a white station wagon with company logo on the side, driven by a rep/salesman was about to come around the blind corner down the road. Lo and behold, around the corner it came. Clear as day, like a video playing in my head. I can't seem to replicate it tho lol.

[@gordonpeacman2126]

Psychic it's real, it chooses you,

[@J_Honor_]

@@danielcombs5286 everything is possible but only few things are probable. I don't know what world you live in, but my world is anything but boring.

[@marilievanderwalt]

Discovered this channel on 24 July 2021 and I really love it. It is well researched, well narrated, and the subject matter and individuals are treated with compassion, dignity and respect. Up there with the best of them, e.g. Missing 411.

[@pickettywitchoriginal]

There is a case of a woman who dreamed about a local missing person.Never had anything like that happen to her before,the dreams were that vivid she told the police who obviously 🙄 ignored her.She went with a friend (maybe her sister I think) to the location she saw in her dreams and unfortunately found the missing person (I believe also female) not far off the side of a road,she reported it again then was arrested for murder.She had to do a lot of work to get out if i remember.Sorry if this is a bit vague it was a long time ago and I’ve slept a lot since then 😉.

[@MeduseldRabbit]

Psychics have to worry about becoming suspects if a crime has been committed. Between the lack of believers and concerns for their own safety they would be crazy to make themselves very visible to the public and police.

[@mannyruiz1954]

Good point

[@TheLithp]

Except, if their powers were real, they could literally prove it by predicting the future in real time. The James Randy Foundation even offers $1 million to anyone who can do it in controlled laboratory conditions. Curiously, nobody has won & everyone who attempted had their fraudulent methods revealed.

[@justincovert6943]

I would think there would enough degrees of separation between them and victim to not be a suspect. But I see where your coming from

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

Hey bud... Hope everything is okay with you. Getting worried!!!

[@TheMissingEnigma]

Thanks for checkin in! I'm working my way back from this little hiatus. I appreciate you're continued support :)

[@eyes2c..519]

Both my fav channels together epic duo wuhhhhhht ✌️ ✨ 🚀 🌎 🌚 🌝

[@stephensmith60]

Who would want friends like Larry's? Not me!

[@dinarusso3320]

It's not smart to split up in the woods ever! I don't understand why people continue to do it.

[@danielwest752]

I really like this channel very informative / easily understandable . It’s good to bring awareness to these strange disappearances for education of future aids in which finding more people that may go missing

[@MissingPersonsMysteries]

Another excellent video!

[@TheMissingEnigma]

Thank you, my friend. Hope you're doing well!

[@CrashHeadroom]

No silly put on voice that makes you sound more smug than horrifying.... good info.... very well drawn pics. Legit good channel, keep up the good work dude and have a sub.

[@noelabrera6634]

I went to school with Larry Wycoff at Robert Tower High School in Warren , MI .Poor guy

[@justinmcclain4663]

I'm not 100percent sure butt I believe my father and bothers went looking for him its where are family hunted for years not alot of people hunted there it was winter time not sure if they mentioned that if this isn't the case it follows the same as the one I remember I was a child myb 7?

[@jchapman8248]

I find it curious that there were Green Berets participating in the search for young Larry. These days there's an awareness of of homid and canid cryptids in Michigan. Was there concern about cryptids roaming the wilderness area the boys were hunting and the Green Berets were there to neutralize them should they encounter any?

[@Ephesians5-14]

I remember hearing David Paleides talk about Green Berets coming out to do a search on another case also...

[@godzillaking4828]

Tier 2 operators

[@glenndouglas8822]

Or they could have just been around at the time, training etc he did say reserve beret's not full time. Maybe just heard about it and did the nice thing and volunteered.

[@dinarusso3320]

Very possible because I have heard the government knows about cryptids and when they harm humans they send a team to kill them

[@willbass2869]

Public relations. Showing the flag and earning goodwill of public. Nothing spooky about .mil personnel helping in the community

[@MashaRistova]

I’m so glad I found your channel!! It’s so good. I love your drawings so much more than the stock images and stock video most other channels use. I love your original drawings interspersed with actual maps and pictures of locations and victims. I just wish your videos were longer because they’re so good! I hope you keep it up!!

[@MikkiMagic]

I found your chanel by accident. I love the stories you tell, they aren't the common ones everyone knows about already. The art is phenomenal and helps drive the story!

[@James-qq2vq]

Everyone has some sort of psychic ability. The only issue is whether you're willing to pay attention to it or just write it off as coincidence.

[@12floz67]

Considering how little of our brain is used I could definitely see certain people being able have unusual abilities.

[@normacunningham8913]

@James, I agree. How many times have you heard someone say, "I knew I should or shouldnt have done this"? And they think nothing of it. I think the way people are raised, has a lot to do with their ability. When you're little, you're always told it's your imagination & when people die, they're gone. And if a kid believes that. Its closing that door. Your mind usually shuts it off. There are also different ways people "see" things. Some see "people". Some have that overwhelming feeling. Some have dreams. And theres a combination of things with others. But if you try to use this ability for personal gain. You'll be slapped down. I've seen lots of these so called psychics, that are frauds. They're out for personal gain. Sonia brown, who was hyped up as being good. Was either slapped down, or a fraud. She made to many mistakes to be legit. John Edward's was just a total fraud. His show was cancelled, when people came forward about the nda's they had to sign before they could be in the audience of his show. But theirs one legit person that really stands out. Read up on the fbi "profiler" that profiled who was later identified as Ted Bundy. That guy was in Bundy's head! He even told the fbi what make of car bundy drove, the color & details about the interior of the car. But the "profilers" name was never mentioned. He didnt want to be known. Always trust your feelings & thoughts. Never use your ability for personal gain. Never let someone put doubt in your head. And never gloat and take credit for a gift that was given to you. Your ability isnt going to work all the time. Especially when theres other things going on in your head.

[@luv2luv720]

A scientist said no such thing as a coincidence! I started looking at life that way. Helps me make sense of things

[@Biosynchro]

You are correct. Just like almost all people can run, or talk, or sing. Maybe not very well, but we can.

[@scottcantdance804]

I'm thoroughly enjoying this channel. I had run out of 'creepy occurrence' channels to listen to, and it's hard to find channels that are as good as Bob Gymlan or Bedtime Stories, but this one is right up there. Also yes, I'm jumping from video to video, pasting this comment, trying to give these videos an algorithm boost by commenting.

[@sugar-sammich]

Me too, I'm loving his channel, but it looks like he's quit I reckon. 😪

[@scottcantdance804]

@@sugar-sammich nah, he's back!

[@u731alikelly5]

Cool video, very interesting and sooo thought provoking 😳🤔👍🏼✌🏽

[@TheLuminousOne]

Incredible channel and work - btw.

[@brucegwynn8509]

I just found this channel and I feel a binge weekend coming up, I love the content and appreciate the work he puts into each subject he talks about

[@skookapalooza2016]

Give him some time. His channel will rise to the top.

[@jakecarmi8571]

Awful voice. He won't get past 100k

[@jigglepuff1218]

@@jakecarmi8571 103k now you d bag

[@montaukisstrange]

The artwork in all of your videos is excellent! Not sure if you do all of the illustrations, but they are pretty amazing. Great channel - Subscribed!

[@TupDigital]

"what it hurts" listening to psychics (especially successful ones) is the control and prestige of the entire power structure. Things like that are beyond the power and grasp of physical and political jurisdiction, so acknowledging them sets dangerous precedent for eye-opening and mind-changing....and if you know anything about history or humanity, that's a good way to get yourself on the endangered species list ASAP. If someone is helpful in the place of investigatory helplessness, it would be almost innately perceived as a threat to their authority whether admitted or not, and they must act accordingly. This sheriff clearly was one of those. (This is in the abstract and I'm not slagging police or SAR etc).

[@trackrat7424]

Excellent work here. Thank you very much.

[@kurt120032002]

I 100% believe in people with mental power. My ex had the power to make money disappear just by thinking of shopping. However she never got around learning the reversed process.

[@dinarusso3320]

That's hilarious!! Very funny 😂

[@fostersstubbyasmr9557]

She probably had in diagnosed schizophrenia and in that case it very possible she was scared by the noise of people coming. How the psychic knew where she was and that’s she’d have hide up a tree in fright. Is amazing

[@cyl742]

There is/was a tv show that presents psychics helping to solve missing people or murders. Alot of it seemed really vague. But two shows had two different psychics that seemed to be able to sort of track the missing. One drew a map of a young missing child and said he'd find him in 1.5 hrs--he did. He was even looking in a different area than the searchers had been. He found him in about 1.5 hrs. The other was a woman who "tracked energy" of a kidnapped 17 yr old boy and she even had visions of what was happening to him. The kidnapper released him at some point and what she said was happening had indeed happened. So I too have always been skeptical but not close minded. Those 2 cases stuck with me as almost proof if the show didn't gloss over things or change some of the facts.

[@KDSima]

I just recently came across this channel, and I really appreciate it. Like many of your viewers I first learned about the crazy numbers of missing people from Missing 411, and David Paulides. I grew to question his accounts of the missing persons. He seems to leave out details, and over emphasizes others, like people missing around water, granite, people who are “off the charts brilliant”, or on the opposite end. Such “evidence” is anecdotal at best. Another example is the number of dogs that either quit too soon, or sit down and refuse to hunt. According to AKC success rates for SAR dogs are roughly 70%. That leaves 30 out of 100 cases that aren’t successful. There are some dogs, and dog teams that are higher than that. But, it varies. At any rate, I quit listening to Missing 411 videos about 1 1/2 years ago. Anyway, thanks for interesting and caring. By the way, I am not against crazy ideas. Have u done a video on the Carl Landers case? He has been missing from Mount Shasta since May 22, 1999.

[@Missconduct044]

Paulides is not the “savior” as some people like to believe. He slants stories to his narrative. Bullies people who question him and/or try to help. The more I learn about him, the more I believe this is about money and nothing else.

[@kakarottsaini8356]

I am truly flabbergasted by KZbin community. What is going on people? A channel with such good narrations, great artwork and stories that should be never forgotten deserves better support and following. After one year and such a great ensemble of uploads, just 18k subs is a travesty. Subs count should have at the very least crossed 150k by now. It is very important that these stories are remembered and never be allowed to disappear in dark abyss of passing time. That's because they're not any fictional creepypasta but rather about real stories of real people, real tragedies, grieving or rejoicing families and friends, about strangers willingly disregarding their safety for sake of another stranger and above all for that resilient undying hope of everything being all right in the end. Because e need much much much more of this care, compassion, selflessness and empathy towards every living being on this planet irrespective of their specie. Please share this channel with other people to give this channel kind of appreciation and recognition it truly deserves. Well it turned out to be a long ass comment. Sorry for this long-winded rant.

[@brademerick9181]

Fringe subjects don't get accurately counted , they get shadow banned and throttled.

[@funiguy8779]

I truly believe that if he got someone else to do the narrating, this channel would blow up. Very interesting topics. Edit..after I increased the playback speed to 1.25 I find I can watch these videos more easily.

[@lorimiller4301]

@funiguy there is a slow, depressing quality to his voice. It feels like it takes some of my energy rather than giving it. Like I'm relieved when it's over. I never noticed it until you said something about it. Perhaps that's the reason ?

[@sleazymeezy]

My flatmate put me on to this channel after I put her on to JCS

[@manda.watching.YouTube]

@@funiguy8779 I know what you mean. But I can’t listen without 1.5.

[@bunnyluver2176]

Seriously how creepy would it be to be looking for someone only to look up and finding them trancelike high up in a tree, half-dressed and non responsive?

[@usmale4915]

What a great video. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Not only is it informative but entertaining as well. Your narration is also very good. I will be looking forward to more videos from you! Thank you for posting!

[@dw1-norskgaming923]

Fantastic pictures, and the stories are great too. Love it

[@CrackerJackson101]

I really like your channel. I recently subscribed to it. The drawings are top notch and really help to better understand the circumstances of each case. The cases themselves are perplexing to say the least. Please coninue to upload these very interesting cases. Thank you!

[@rono4723]

A lady I used to know, had a real gift. She was shown a grave location in a dream & took cops there. They dug up a young woman (prostitute). Law enforcement gave my friend a really hard time, they were trying to arrest her for a month. They broke the case & it didn't have nothing to do with her.

[@marymurray6163]

You shouldn't have added that word prostitute unnecessary

[@blainwilson7937]

@@marymurray6163 Well...if the shoe fits. Descriptions of people, lend themselves to stories and narratives that may be helpful in seeing patterns regarding certain demographics.

[@SlimJim3082]

​@@marymurray6163wow another wahmans trying to police language lol

[@lucidmind9676]

I was recommended this channel this past weekend and have been binge watching all your videos and one main thing I’ve learned from them is to avoid going hiking 😂

[@imrighthere1643]

I think our 6th Sense is lost to most, or not developed. Many animals have extra abilitys not common to all.

[@andrewhammel5714]

The "bough" of a tree (pine or otherwise) is pronounced like "bow" in "bow wow", or like the "bow" of a ship. . NOT like "bow" as in "bow tie", or "rain bow", or "long bow". The pine boughs she slept on rhyme with "cows", not with "rainbows".

[@katmack4215]

This cases with Elsie is eerily reminiscent of some of these lost children..well the few that are found anyway. Seems as tho they're in a trance,they hava low grade fever. What is happening here!!!!!

[@dw4940]

They've been through portals

[@faridaaminy9734]

Whoever is the artist in this video is amazing!! What a talent, he/she should be very proud. I love this channel. ❤

[@DonHavjuan]

It's just a filter, on stock images.

[@MagnumPU]

Great topic! Thank you!!!

[@Saber0003]

That drawing of the boys body in the grass, is essentially just a body surrounded by trees and nature, and probably resembles the vast majority of the area the body was found. The reality is, the drawing is meant to be vague enough that it could fit just about any random spot in the woods, this psychic just so happened to get lucky enough that someone found the body.

[@oldman9843]

Wow, I never heard this story and it happened only an hour from where I lived as a teenager. The woods and swamps are really thick. There are a hundred other areas in the woods that look like the psychic' picture, unimpressed.

[@carolk5770]

Pittsburgh PA. Very enjoyable video! TY

[@EZ-fw4yf]

Bro why tf don't you have a lot more subscribers dude, your content's amazing.

[@angelahartman3272]

Awesome video! First one of yours I've seen & I found it very interesting. I subbed and am looking forward to watching many more from your channel. Thank you!!

[@boredweegie553]

I'm binge watching this channel...Loving it.❤️❤️❤️

[@Chudchanning]

When it comes to psychic stuff I think it's not just something they can do at the drop of a hat, but rather it's something from some other unexplainable source that invades their headspace. That's why psychics don't just "solve stuff" all the time, it isn't that easy. Thry don't get to pick and choose when they're gonna be a hero or crack the big case... There's other instances of people who are totally normal getting an unexplainable urge to venture somewhere or take the back road and they end up finding or saving people missing/in trouble. they just happened to receive a fragment of crucial info "from beyond" so to speak. I think there's a few people who are much more susceptible to receiving those urges and info bits, and can be referred to as psychics, but there's a ton of swindlers who use vague guesses and assertions to prey on vulnerable people that cloud up the title

[@jasonhanks8258]

We are all able to get revelations about certain things...The hard part is recognizing it as such and using it for a good purpose

[@Wootangtw]

I don’t know... but one thing for sure ....they seen something to say exactly where they were and in a tree....

[@troybeutoff8072]

I did Search and Rescue (SAR) for about 5 years in Oregon. I truly appreciate the time and effort you, Mr. Martin, put into your shows and enjoy them very much. I feel most of your theories are spot on and people who don't spend time in the wilderness or back country don't understand the realities of accidents. That being said, I have throughout my life had many premonitions of things that were found to be true. I don't consider myself "psychic" and never had a premonition on a SAR mission. Why I had these premonitions makes no sense to me and I can find no reason they should. But the fact remains, I knew what I knew. How ever it came to me to know, I knew. Perhaps the "Psychics" as they are called in the media are people who had premonitions and made a call. I would never seek a psychic and I don't believe there is a person who is "all seeing". Thank you for your show.

[@MamaPinks]

California! Great video!

[@carolk5770]

Mama Pink..I see you’re from CA. My two sons are there also, one in LA, one in San Fran. I got a question for you that’s kinda off subject, but I sure hope you can help us. My hubby is going to retire in 1 yr. We want to buy a house there in between the two..say San Luis Obispo or Santa Maria, etc. EVERYONE is adamant about us moving there. We have the $ saved for this & also have our home here near Pittsburgh to sell. It’s beautiful, 9 room & a basement 90’ long with a separate entrance, so it could be rented out There’s 3 bedrooms but a sunken living room the could be closed with one sheet of drywall, for another HUGE mstr. Bdrm. It’s got it all, on an acre of land. Here’s our problem. EVERONE from CA tells us moving there would be a huge mistake...but we have 2 sons, wives, GF’s & 2 grandkids, 2 & 7. They say it’s too liberal, fires, homeless, terribly expensive & on & on! I’m wondering where u are located & what you think about us moving there? I need SO many opinions, but not one..not even ONE, has been good. What’s your opinion? And sorry so long!!!!! ♥️

[@primoenthusiast]

@@carolk5770 Save your time, effort, and sanity, and move elsewhere other than the western seaboard.

[@MamaPinks]

@@carolk5770 California is very liberal M is certain spots. North of SLO (San Luis Obispo) is Paso Robles, they are a little less liberal. They are more "centrists" my brother and dad live there. Not a lot of homeless issues but California is expensive. I'm in Santa Rosa which has a huge homeless problem but not in my particular neighborhood. Unless you have one hell of a retirement plan; it may be difficult making money to sustain a comfortable life unless you can line up work ahead of time? We're BARELY making it. We have solid jobs but are super lucky that we own our house outright. Dot get me wrong. I LOVE CALIFORNIA. SF is expensive too. Paso is probably your best area. The gun laws suck in Cali too.

[@carolk5770]

@@MamaPinks TY SOOOO MUCH!!! We’ve been there ( not SLO) but San Fran, LA, San Jose , etc. We are coming there to retire. We have 1M saved but get pension, etc. our sons & grandkids are there!!! We never see them!!!

[@carolk5770]

@@MamaPinks I’ve never heard of a Centrist? Can you explain? Not so worried about that, but all the other stuff is scary! I’m 62, hubby 64. Ready to retire. I just wanna be with my only 2 grandkids & my terrific sons!!! Is Santa Maria nice? We have been to LA & SF... don’t wanna live near our sons so we were thinking of SM or ????? God I’m so confused......

[@ry77801]

The black and white artwork is Amazing !!

[@italiagorino6358]

Animal killers are disliked sometimes..many humters go missing.

[@atlastpeace]

Love your stories! Can you do folklore stories about monsters from around the world? Like cryptids, cynocephaly, fae, and vampires?

[@katmack4215]

Oooo..I love that idea. I've considered the culprit behind these disappearances..possibly the Little People or other Fea. These people are not just getting lost! There something much more strange with these happenings 😬

[@debralucas2224]

Yowies (in Australia) :)

[@mostamazingtop6]

@@debralucas2224 that sounds like a Nintendo creature lol

[@tyrlant2189]

There are already so many youtubers doing that...

[@atlastpeace]

@@tyrlant2189 ;-; whats their username?

[@kapuzinergruft]

My mother was some sort of psychic, but she rejected it strongly. She was approached by two friends via letters, German soldiers in the 2nd world war... as a young girl she playfully predicted the two friends to get separated and being reunited long after the war through looking into a shop window mirror. Thats what happened to them... years later. So they wanted to know more about missing relatives... she didt want any part in it.

[@entothechesnautknight1762]

On that first case, the sketch was fairly simple, the area contained no truely unique markers, and the debuty and his partner definitely had some confirmation bias going here. It could have been a lucky guess from someone who just had a weird dream, or maybe the person who originally found the body didn't want to be directly be connected to it for a variety of personal reasons, and pretended to be a psychic so that they could give the record anonymously without having to give up personal Information to the police. I get that keeping an open mind is something we should do, I do believe there is much of the natural world we still do not understand, but my counter to the idea psychics exist is simple; Why did no one claim that million dollar bounty for proving they're psychic? Why does the NSA need mass surveillance if there are people with the ability to scry! Why haven't we found a dominant of resseccive gene for it like we have with things like having 6 fingers? Why are there no diseases or conditions related to being psychic? Why are psychic's abilities always seeming to change not just in power and scope, but straight up the actual abilities people have? Why arn't we all a little psychic? I don't doubt the idea that a biological being could have something similar to telecenetic powers. I believe it's true in the same way it's true that you can turn iron or copper into gold with some heat and manipulation; Just because it's totally possible doesn't mean alchemists we're melting iron down to the atomic level and rearranging the amount of protons each individual atom had in a plasma form.

[@sonnynick1]

New subscriber from South Carolina. Love your channel my friend.

[@hayesoswald9699]

About a year ago I was taking a walk on a trail in smoke rise Alabama… I had walked it many times and was aware of the area. Though the trails were very worn and couldn’t be easily seen, I’d grown up in this area and had been down the trail many MANY times with, friends, family, by myself, even took a first date out there once. Anyway so I’m listening to music walking, and I got a notification on my phone about storage so im deleting pictures&apps on my phone not really paying attention. It was maybe 4 mins of walking while distracted, & I look up… and around.. and I have no clue where I am. I immediately start freaking out and trying to retrace my steps… looking for land marks or anything to tell me where I am. But in that panicked state of mind everything looked the same. Finally, after maybe 15 mins of freaking out, I just stopped in my tracks, realizing I could unknowingly be going farther into the woods. Thankfully after calming down I was able to realize that there was a main road some where nearby… there had to be because I drove on it to get there. So I sat on the ground straining my ears to hear anything they possibly could. After maybe 4 mins I heard the light hum of a car passing by somewhere far off. I was able to pin where I thought it came from and slowly started in that direction… praying I was right. & thankfully I was I had walk maybe 10 miles back to my car. But that is how fast panic can set in and leave you disoriented. Especially if you aren’t very familiar with the area. I could very easily, see myself in Elise’s position. Being further in the woods, going insane with fear and the dread of what’s to come… I can’t imagine how terrified she was.

[@mamasaurus4856]

Elsie, I wonder if she had an unknown or undisclosed split personality and that caused her memory loss and change in behavior.

[@sheep1ewe]

I think so too, and probably something that caused anxiety, like some milder form of Schizofrenia.

[@hydrolito]

Psychic told Amanda Berry's mother she was dead but she was later found alive with two other girls that had been abducted also.

[@eyes2c..519]

Scam artist not psychic

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

Fake psychic.

[@Biosynchro]

I would look at a psychic's record. Even good ones make mistakes. Just like the best football teams don't always make it to the finals. Just the way it is. But a lot of people are delusional and they really have convinced themselves that they have special skills. Sad but true.

[@fourfurrypotatoes]

I like your channel way more than Davids. You give way more details and aren't an ego maniac.

[@LKMNOP]

You're wrong about several points on LC Davis. She never went to church that morning. She had even told her brother Moses that she didn't intend on going because she didn't feel well. She had also been having some anxiety attacks and some mental issues.

[@imrighthere1643]

Elsie, another missing person stripping their clothes.

[@rhondareynolds5034]

I wonder if any psychics that helped find someone became a suspect?

[@dmitriymiretskiy717]

I view this channel up there with beyond creepy and bedtime stories

[@WalkingScriptureWithShanna]

Dude, your first video I watched was on my tv and I subbed. Fixed the error and rang the bell with this vid. Keep up the great work

[@rranger1014]

Bough is pronounced "bow" as in the bow of a ship or to take a bow, not "bow" as in bow and arrow.

[@mostamazingtop6]

Ok thanks

[@ajdrag]

These illustrations are really beautiful

[@shakazulu5246]

I am sure Dave P.. already went true this unusual case, but you have interesting approach, that is why I am subscribed. At the end there is always one question...what really happened?

[@Toolness1]

What I find is so weird is a drug dog can bust someone for having even an empty, sealed plastic bag of drugs in their car from 20 feet away yet whole teams of dogs seemingly can't even begin to get a "hit" on an entire 150-plus pound body of a person when they search close by in many of these stories. In the 2nd story how did multiple searchers get close enough to see her crossing a creek and looking back multiple times, but couldn't catch up to her? This was August 1 so not like there was snow on the ground. Maybe they were elderly searchers or really slow for some other reason? Did they yell for her? So weird.

[@paulcollins6732]

Yet another Dubliner watching!

[@mikaylalewis1526]

New subscriber here! I’ve loved every video I’ve seen yet 😁

[@rorydeblake6433]

Snow actually makes tracking easier more often than not

[@firesong83]

Why is it so difficult to understand that intuitive individuals have a talent that is no different than someone who has a talent for art, music, sports. I would sooner believe in a psychic than a woman who got knocked up without having sex.

[@ElizabethT45]

Regarding Larry Wyckoff from Kalkaska, Michigan, the reason Green Berets were able to assist in his search is because there's a U.S. Army Reserve Center just over 20 miles west in Traverse City.

[@StormyPeak]

I'm 58, and I use to hunt. I live in a remote area of Idaho in a Rocky Mountain valley. And as I was watching this, I was appalled that the young man...only had 3 Bullets! to go after that deer? I was told if I ever got lost to actually fire off 3 shots, and wait like 5 seconds and fire off 3 more....to hopefully attract attention to the fact I was lost. So, not only was my rifle always fully chambered I packed in my pocket a case of shells. This was back in the mid 1970s, but I also packed about 6 plastic kitchen bags, a small tin container of matches, with fire starter in it, and some granola bars, along with 2 bottles of water....no backpack, just put the stuff in my coat over-sized pockets which had a snap on them so things wouldn't fall out. My family didn't have a lot of money, so our hunting clothes were just blue jeans, heavy cotton shirts and heavy coats, but not ones that would stay dry if it rained hard or snowed a lot on them. We had leather work type boots for hunting in, but again, those could get soaked too if a long time in rain or snow. The plastic bags...could be used as ground cover, or stuff them with duff to make a padded, warmer place to sit or lay down on, or even a little rain covering if it was raining, or snowing. poke 3 holes in the bottom of one and pull it over your head and it's enough to let you see out and breathe, it acts as a mile wind break, and also keep rain or snow off your back. With just those very basics, I think a person could at least survive a day or two without too much problem. But to go out into the woods without any means to try to ward of the wet or cold, nothing to start a fire with...and only 3 bullets, when having many more could help attract attention your way....that's just poor education and planning.

[@eucliduschaumeau8813]

Moral of the story: Psychics who advertise their service, require payment and promote themselves are charlatans; however, psychics who offer their services freely and choose to remain anonymous are the real deal. Makes logical sense to me.