MISSING DAUGHTERS | A CraftTime Mystery

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Henny Scott; Selena Not Afraid; Kaysera Stops Pretty Places
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0:00 - intro
3:20 - Henny Scott
10:08 - Selena Not Afraid
18:46 - thoughts & theories
23:02 - outro

[@MaryJane-xd4sn]

Not only did the police fail to recognize Henny as missing, they failed to recognize her as a person.

[@April4YHWH]

Again, you’re spot on with the theory. Probably a refrigerated semi. I think there are some high levels of law enforcement that are intentionally complicit and it’s frightening. My heart goes out to all of the victims and families that suffer these senseless losses. Wind River is a good movie, stats at the end are unbelievable! Love the papers and your work, as well as this “series”.

[@ccpperrett7522]

@April The refrig semi is a good theory. Hadn't thought of that. The theory on law enforcement is what I was thinking also. Human/child trafficking. My son talked to me about this in regards to legalizing marijuana; It removes profitability on marijuana, but increases trade in hard drugs and slavery. What a world. Parents watch your babies.

[@recoveringsoul755]

Police must be looking the other way for this to continue at this rate

[@rneustel388]

That refrigerated semi could be anywhere in the many miles of Montana/Idaho/Wyoming.

[@amberrundell]

I agree a refrigerated semi or similar thing sounds right and because freezing and thawing causes damage that would have been noticeable in her organs and tissue if they weren’t kept at a consistent temperature so refrigeration sounds more likely and also I think the bad guys could have just watched the local news or something and figured out when to leave the girls or they could have been part of the search team and known that way it’s not in common for the killers to be someone who also “helps” look for the missing person and such it would b the easiest way to learn information about when they could put her out there and also and steer the search bcus they can easily say oh yea I looked there knowing they didn’t or wait till an area was already searched and then put her there it’s definitely sad and fishy too

[@LedgerAndLace]

I'm continually astonished at the incompetence of some police departments. Things that seem so obvious to us are apparently not! But then, I'm not the trained professional....

[@IglooGirl1]

This is so sad, I’m in Canada & we definitely have a massive problem of indigenous women being murdered and going missing. It was swept under the rug for many years by law enforcement and the govt…what a shock. It has only been recently that the govt has even acknowledged the trauma that residential schools have inflicted. After Denying and fighting lawsuits against the First Nations for decades. Like you said, you care about even 1 woman of any ethnicity, same here….it’s just extra sad when it’s targeted to a specific group and it’s so massive. MMIWG is something very close to my heart. Rest In Peace sisters xo

[@kimlatham7583]

Nik, life difficulties faced by the indigenous people here in Australia are so similar. It is good to hear their stories broadcast to a wide audience. The common link shared worldwide is initially, dispossession of native lands and homes , denial of native language, treated by invader governments as a lessor people and complete crushing of self esteem and pride. Extremely difficult to come back from all of that.

[@sandrajohnson926]

I can’t imagine a better match for me than mystery and crafting 😊 looking forward to more and thank you💐

[@marilyn1228]

Me too!!! Esp. with Nik!!!

[@mycraftworld-tina4934]

Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women(MMIW organization) has been an ongoing horrific, sadness that has been going on for generations. I'm glad you brought up Indigenous missing and murdered in one of your craft alongs. Canada and the US sweep the statistics of MMIW under the rug as if they don't matter. Now take those statistics for each state that has a sizable indigenous community from coast to coast. As an indigenous woman, my spirit cries daily for our murdered and missing.

[@DeerheartStudioArts]

I really really appreciate your work in bookbinding. Now especially the stories you share are very welcome. You do a great job of telling them. As for the circumstances of women being targeted as victims of abuse needs the continual exposure. We are not going to stay silent about it!

[@khallacy]

Thank you for spreading awareness about the indigenous children and women.

[@maiotm]

Loving the true crime crafting mysteries! … right up my street, Nik!!

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

I appreciate the warning! While I wasn't bothered by this particular story, I am sensitive to violence and I am grateful when creators take the effort to warn the audience. You never know how it might affect someone. Thanks! 😊

[@jtravisintampabay]

Love this series, Nic! True crime and crafting, all jumbled up into one! Two of my favorite things!

[@fyrtalker]

Interesting story! I feel for the parents and family! Also I love how precise and exact with your bookbinding you are. TFS

[@caroleloftus6963]

I live in Billings, these stories are so sad. At least once a week my phone goes off for a missing/endangered person. Nine times out of ten it is a Native American person, usually young children or teenage girls. It is sickening. Thanks for sharing these stories, people need to be aware of what is happening here. Love this litte project the papers are gorgeous.

[@jlouutube65]

I am so hooked on your CraftTime Mysteries...what a brilliant idea!!

[@skeeverapfelbaum7168]

May I recommend a podcast called "Missing and Murdered: Finding Cleo" about an indigenous teen in Canada that ends up linking into the USA as well. It is excellently made and very well researched. Heartbreaking and definitely exposes where these kids fall through the cracks in the welfare and justice systems.

[@charlean_sherrod]

This really hit close to me, my ex daughter-in-law went missing in Nevada, then found days later dead in the high desert part of Nevada, (hypothermia) was determined as her cause of death. I love your craft time mysteries.

[@abigaelmacritchie1365]

So sorry for your loss, this is heart breaking 😢

[@charlean_sherrod]

@@abigaelmacritchie1365 thank you for your kindness, the whole thing was so mysterious and swept under the rug. Case was closed. 😞

[@Tisha554]

@@abigaelmacritchie1365 💖💖💖

[@SandravdB1976]

@CharleanSherrod I'm so sorry for your lost, a lots of love and light from The Netherlands.

[@charlean_sherrod]

@@SandravdB1976 thank you very much 💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@florencetovar3351]

I really enjoyed this video Nik. I do love true crime, but my heart breaks when it’s kids!

[@kitbajdek3017]

❤️❤️❤️ your bookmaking and mysteries. Extremely interesting and great research. Looking forward to the next video for updates! Thank you for sharing. Loving your journal ~

[@karenbearden6198]

Your theory seems logical about the deep freeze. Very sad cases.:( Your prints are beautiful though, thanks for sharing.

[@paularindal3642]

So glad that you are addressing this horrible problem that we have in Montana.

[@suzannehall7255]

Thank you for caring and giving theses souls a chance to fly free, bless your heart nik 😊

[@michelleanne9530]

I want to thank you for taking up the awful cases of these native women and girls. I have been aware of the problem for years. No one is talking. Poor darlings. I hope that you continue in this vein because something has to be done to stop that 'human filth'. My heart is very sad.

[@cynthiahogue7724]

I just watched a movie that addressed the same issue with indigenous women. I had no idea. I pray for answers for these families and that the guilty are found and made to pay for their crimes. Thanks for sharing these mysteries!

[@lisaellingworth7317]

This is just compelling. I’m doing two things I love and productivity is now twice fold with the investigation research. I hope by sharing this will help lead to solving parts of these mysteries. This one is shocking in regards to the statistics. Thank you Nik 🙂

[@TJ-mu6ud]

Totally agree with your theories on these cases. Young ladies, parties, drugs (most likely given to them without their knowledge or consent). So disturbing that Henny’s family couldn’t get any help with her case. That raises some questions for me! Love watching you craft and listening your stories!!!

[@skeletalremains3860]

Would love to see a video of how you made the echo prints also! Yes, the number of missing indigenous women is astounding. We need more awareness brought to this issue!

[@ccpperrett7522]

@Skeletal Remains Look in recent videos if Nik's. She showed how she made these papers. Eco printing Project 2021.

[@skeletalremains3860]

@@ccpperrett7522 thank you for sharing. Not sure why I don't always get notifications when she posts stuff! I've been subscribed for six months and thought I had binged most of her older videos. I'll have to go look.

[@roxstar3726]

These cases are so sad (as they all are) but these are babies, so young. I saw a movie on Netflix called Wind River and the statistics on Indian females is alarming. And even worse they are sadly not taken serious. TFS on these cases. Your book looks awesome too.

[@April4YHWH]

I was going to mention that same movie! When I read that at the end, I was speechless.

[@82566]

Wow I love crafting& true crime fascinates me ive found my spot😉 thank you it makes my crafting time not so lonely 😊🤗

[@rneustel388]

Sometimes I am very thankful I never had children because I would have grandchildren now, and the worries would never stop.

[@smalltownusa3124]

Trafficking is a major issue around the world. THANK YOU for bringing attention to this horrible issue.

[@katbird5872]

Your theory makes lots of sense with these girls (more than what first popped into my mind). What I first wondered was if there was a history of “Midnight Rides” in the area, but they were found too close to their last reported area for that to make sense I think.

[@kayhammock]

I remember hearing about Henny. You definitely are on to something with the freezing theory. It's all so very sad.

[@stephb7960]

Thank you for bringing this horrible situation to light. It is the same in Canada. We have a road up north that has been called "The Highway of Tears" because so many First Nations women and girls have disappeared on it and never been found. You would think the police would pick up on the similarity between the "hypothermia" deaths and investigate them more closely. Why not interrogate the adults who attended these parties with young girls? That is a red flag in itself. So very, very sad and my heart goes out to all the families of these missing girls. So very, very sorry.

[@AngelavengerL]

Also totally agree with your theory. So glad you're getting more eyes on this.

[@theresewallentin2856]

Your CraftTime Mystery videos are captivating. The lack of investigation of Kayseri Stops Pretty Places and how everything about her case was handled is outrageous! Thanks for spreading the word about the problem with MAMIW. You’re awesome Nik ⭐️ Looking forward to see your book.

[@MsFarmer37]

I'm now addicted to CraftTime Mysteries!! Love them. Can you please tell me if there's a video to make the papers you used in this video?

[@deborahm.2460]

Love that eco-book!! And love how you've diversified your channel with the crafting and mystery angle

[@thepaperowl4699]

Thank you so much for bringing light to this issue, not enough people talk about what is happening to us and it breaks my heart that it isn't known more. I'm an indigenous women and it scares me and makes me angry at the same time that this is happening.its been going on for so long but yet you never hear much on the news, it feels as though we are forgotten... But again thank you so much! Long time watcher and love This new crime series 💕

[@jenniferwatson7118]

Makes my blood boil to know that these cases SHOULD be simple and quick to find these women and girls - makes you wonder what level of law enforcement or government is involved for so many to go missing and that so few are resolved. Thanks for sharing. Also, gorgeous ecoprints.

[@linmims3049]

"Piece of human filth" is too nice of a name for anyone who can do these crimes, or know about and do nothing to help, stop or prevent such crimes. It is evil, the worse kind. Being of native American descent, and having daughters and granddaughters, this story send cold chills down my spine. And it hurts my heart to the point that I find it so unbearable. I pray for these girl's families. Thank you Nik for taking part in making people aware! People, please, please watch your children closely, even your teens who are seemingly responsible enough to allow out with friends. No, just don't.

[@sweetcurly28]

Thank you for the interesting mysteries and for letting us watch you sew these signatures together.. makes me feel like it’s not really difficult!

[@InkyOwlStudio]

Thanks so much for bringing these sad statistics to light. Another "crime" here is that we hear almost nothing about the welfare and conditions that indigenous people live with. Why is that?... Thanks too for the resources.

[@renatefrancis390]

Love watching your vlogs & Learning, Scary stuff on the Missing Girls/young Ladies in Montana & other place...my daughter is 13 yrs old & trying to teach her to be as Careful as possible & still Live her Life...Idaho

[@grahamfox931]

Hello Nik, thank you sooooo much for this most interesting and informative video. Love the art of crafting and also story telling, especially the true crime ones. I am soooo happy you are continuing in this series, I was so afraid you would stop. PLEASE CARRY ON .............................. it is so interesting. I think the that the snatching of young girls, especially those of ethnic groups is a blot on our society, where has our humanity and compassion gone. It is frightening that the law enforcements, (seemingly) worldwide, doesn't give any credence to what is going on and fail to recognize the situation. It is frightening and so very tragic for the parents and families of the girls involved My heart goes out to them and can only but send love and blessings to them. As usual, you are spot on, I think, with your theories. As for the crafting, I loved the papers and the work you did with them, such a cute book. ANYHOOOOOO ................... enough from me for now. Thank you again for this wonderful series, long may it continue. Blessings and hugs from Cape Town. Diana

[@marymcmullen6902]

Well done Nik ❤️.

[@hyacinth673]

Since watching the Liam neilson film taken which totally shocked me how anyone could be so callous and minddead to do that to a human being I couldn’t believe how it could really happen I hope these poor girls wouldn’t of suffered that so many lowlife shits in this world thank you for highlighting it Kathy uk

[@KateriBurnett]

Love these videos they are so interesting. You should have been an investigator. I’m always into this kinda thing.

[@1771bubba]

OMG!! I’m in love with your papers! I’m pretty sure I watched you do these papers with real leaves. But Wow! They are stunning!! Oh and I love the mystery’s with the bookmaking.

[@GigisART]

Nik, here's one that's a bit crazy. Andrea Cotton, Corsicana, Texas. Been missing for 18 years. She was 17 and supposedly pregnant by her 40 yrold bf.

[@DistractedDaisy]

So many people are afraid of living in large cities because of so many people and so much crime, however the amount of crimes that happen out in the small towns and reservations and the difficulty if solving these crimes are great.. it's like did you die if they never find your body.. or did you scream if no one is there to hear you scream. Give me a large city anytime.

[@NorthlightsStudio]

As you said we have that problem as well, sadly. I think you may be right about the rohipnol. For the hypothermia they would have had to be kept in a fridge a freezer would cause obvious frost bite ( unless I’m missing something and there was?) it’s so sad and I feel for those parents.

[@wordscrafter]

How horribly sad. All over the place. I know that in Canada, it's even worse for Native women, and has been since at least the 1800's. I need to watch the video where you made these papers, they're fab!

[@danacolosimo5874]

Love the papers 😍❤️ sad story but I think your spot on with your theory, this pisses me off. A missing person IS a missing person period 😡 TFS 😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@catheyboocat-design7175]

Nik THANK YOU SO SO MUCH❣️❤️❣️❤️❣️ I have been giving to this cause and it feels like no one cares. Thank you ❣️👏🏻❣️❤️❣️

[@JannyHaak]

It's really sad to hear about these cases where young teens are victims. Again I agree with your theories. I hope these cases will be solved, I hope ALL cases will be solved, but hearing the numbers on missing Indigenous women is very very alarming!

[@kimikriggs1966]

I have been listening to a podcast about a Montana indigenous woman that is an unsolved murder. Jermain Charlo. The statistics are alarming and there have been uncommon delays on Jermain’s case also.

[@cheryldimatteo9046]

Hi Nik, you would love David Paulides Missing 411 series. Many are listed as dying of hypothermia.

[@Haloumakh97]

Good job ❤

[@malindawalk9418]

The victims are so young the heartache that the family must go through so unnecessary. Do you have a video on how you do the bookbinding.

[@del1336]

Those stats gave me a lump in my throat. So sad. As if Native Americans haven't been persecuted enough...🥺

[@seameology]

I think your theory is pretty good. But, since this is the frozen nirth, they don't even need a refrigerator truck. Just the shed out back. Especially that time of year.

[@lucy7b]

Thank you

[@vickihernandez5922]

I think you could be quite correct about a freezer. Leaves me wondering about law enforcement.

[@primrozie]

I've watched many of the Missing 411 videos and he also talked on Native American women disappearances and deaths. Some of the Native American men said that large hairy creatures have been seen carrying them away. So, big foot yet another possibility.? I love your prints I'll check out that video.

[@phillipstroll7385]

That's the way the iceman killed his victims. Here's the issue with that though. When Meat freezes, when organic material freezes, the water turns into very sharp shards. Like crystals of millions of knives. When someone is frozen their meat turns to mush. Much like slow freezing meat in your freezer. If the perp is using dry ice however, there are no shards of crystallized ice to tear the meat up. Even if the girls did die of hypothermia there would be insects laying eggs inside the body within 24 hours. Their soft tissue, eyes, tongue, genitals would have been consumed by insects. If the bodies were found intact without any insect or animal perdition they did not die of hypothermia.

[@deborahbaughman1366]

Could you please point me to where you did the eco dyeing

[@annaengberg]

Great video! Can't wait to see the finished book. :) I agree with your theory. My first thought was a freezer. How come that's obvious to us and the police doesn't come to that conclusion too? I'm hoping they have, but don't share the information... I'm hoping...

[@sherrypitko2857]

Crazy thing is….my daughter is REALLY missing and has been for 12 years now…she went missing in Bakersfield, California….no real help from Keen County sheriffs office and the Bakersfield police department…another story would be the Bakersfield Three.

[@madeleine4725]

I am completely shocked about the fact that the police does nothing when the parents filed for a missing child report. I am from the Netherlands and can’t understand why a life of, as your explaining, indigenous person, is less worthy than of any other human being. So the question is, what can be done about that!

[@delanamason715]

Did anyone else read about Selena not afraids twin zoey not afraid commiting suicide at age 11. Selenas obituary was really odd. You don't know 2 of the people it talks about actually precede her death until you get toward the end. There were several siblings to precede her in death. So sad.

[@thesehandsart]

Fantastic recommendation and 100% spot on, absolute garbage. Please keep doing these💗

[@Meanne77]

i love listening to mystery while watching you craft

[@pollyporter-campbell7493]

Horrific stats! Maybe they weren't frozen as that would show on autopsy but sounds like they may have been in a cold setting that would not freeze their organs but keep them cold.

[@NiktheBooksmith]

You are right, Polly, the statistics are abominable. =( Both girls were found in frigid weather and had been "presumably" been out in the open for 3 weeks. In which case, they could have possibly frozen and thawed more than once.

[@deadfan9138]

Being in a freezer for an extended period of time would definitely show up on autopsy. The tissue is damaged in a unique way during freezing. There's a history of young Indigenous men and women being run off the reservations and left to die in the elements. I hope that these young women did not suffer too horribly and that if there was indeed foul play involved, the bad guys are caught.

[@NiktheBooksmith]

Hi Dead Fan Yes, I agree. However, here's the kicker...the official COD for both girls was 'accidental hypothermia' and both had supposedly laid out in the elements for 3 weeks, meaning they had just wandered out into a field, laid down and waited to die. Had that actually been the case, their bodies would've frozen and probably thawed several times during a Montana December before being found. Not to mention, the absence of postmortem animal activity that I cannot ignore. This is why I am convinced there was most certainly foul play involved.

[@deadfan9138]

@@NiktheBooksmith It seems premature (and frankly, suspicious) that the coroner would site COD as accidental hypothermia. It's possible that they were drugged with GHB (and as you said, wouldn't show up on the tox screen) and then suffocated or strangled. They may have been too badly decomposed to show identifying marks. And your point about not showing animal activity is a very good one. Most animals wouldn't have any interest in a rotting body, only a fresh one, suggesting the bodies hadn't been in the elements for weeks. Another thing to consider is that typically when people suffer from hypothermia, there is paradoxical undressing, which is when their body tricks them into thinking they're too hot and take their clothes off. They were both clothed, right? I sure hope they catch the perpetrator(s) and these cases get more attention.

[@snakesonaframe2668]

Wait what did you ecoprint these pages in? They’re so big!

[@sherryvanderpool4024]

It saddens me that somebody or bodies has gotten away with this now my opinion is that women still do not hold as much value as men women really need to stick together and rally when injustice is being done

[@hyacinth673]

I know after a high profile death in the uk there was a lot of demonstrations about safety for women this should be worldwide we are not safe in this world I am a 67 year old grandmother in my life time in a not massive city and town been flashed at three times and approached few times making me feel scared and frightened I don’t live in a bad area I know of quite a few other women had the same I wouldn’t even walk my dogs at night like I said I don’t live in a bad area but anywhere women aren’t safe something should be done not fair women in this day and age should worry about even going for a walk

[@stephaniem999]

Did you see wind river? Really good but it really upset me. The synopsis on netflix doesn't come close to showing how messed up it is and it's based on a true story.

[@GWest5068]

As a American women this is heartbreaking...I don't care what color you are, we as women/mothers need to raise up our voices to be heard about this...and unites to try to get this stop... The question is...what do we need to do???

[@karencrittenden414]

Each year over 500 indigenous women and girls go missing and/or are murdered in the Provence of Ontario Canada. This often goes across the international border into New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine into the Indigenous communities as well. No one knows the complete picture of missing/murdered/trafficked indigenous women and girls because of the lack of communication between the indigenous and local police forces, the fbi and the Canadian counterpart, the lack of concern of same agencies, lack of concern of the indigenous communities for their female members.

[@marilyn1228]

The term "human filth" can also apply to the agencies that don't give a flying fig to look for these girls in the first place.

[@PapyrusDelights]

These missing girls sound a lot like those in missing 411 episodes.

[@mablekay8145]

Always remember to think critically about "facts" & consider the sources.

[@kathleendillie3556]

Do you think the fact that Native American tribes are considered sovereign nations hinders law enforcement in these cases? I know nothing about how local law enforcement interacts with the local tribes, but I'm wondering if the perpetrators in these crimes take advantage of this situation. I found this quote in an article on The Penn Museum website: " The high rate of violent crimes against Native American women committed by non-Indian men is the result of the criminal jurisdiction laws that fail to protect them."

[@MoppaCraftingJournalsandBeyond]

I saw the doc. too all the way in the Netherlands... And I think that there can be law enforcement involved... Why else would they not investigate? Also a lot of discrimination is involved...

[@jcristi321]

If it’s cold, no need for a freezer. Just put them in barn or shed and nature will do the rest. Jan

[@seameology]

I live on a reservation. My cousin was coerced by a classmate to take a trip to Minneapolis with, and I use the term loosely, friends. She narriwly escaped being a trafficking victim. Therefore, it is my assumption that it is Natives trafficking themselves for the most part. Things are weird here. Although, everywhere I've lived has it's own quirks. If my mother's murder gets solved and we get more details, I'll give the information to you to do a video. We believe the flaming house she died in was arson.

[@annzarro8331]

It's a sad fact about indigenous women and it gets even worse if you read the statistics of Alaskan indigenous women it's staggering.

[@glynismccartneyintricatesc5281]

❄️❤️❄️🇨🇦

[@kathim182]

Over the past 30 years in Canada there have been at least 4,000 missing or murdered indigenous women. The number is probably higher than that as many cases do not get reported. I'm sure the coroners in these cases were right about their findings but I expect due to the girls' ethnicity that the investigations may not have been as thorough as they would have been if the girls were white. My heart goes out to their families.

[@jeaniedotcrafts4428]

What is your Facebook group called

[@neorachana5604]

I find these crimes so abhorrent. I can't figure out any reason this demographic would be chosen except that indigenous peoples as a whole do not receive decent treatment from the government/society. They are ignored most of the time and traumatized too often since our culture does ignore them....in a variety of ways. Black individuals would get more coverage, even tho coverage of this demographic is poor in quantity and quality. What does this say about us as a people?

[@calinbrown517]

🙏 4 ✌️❣️

[@wonderwend1]

I think your theory is extremely plausible.

[@marilynmccormick3731]

I'm not buying these two hypothermia deaths! I'm curious why the Native American tribes don't have special forces looking into the disappearances of so many females from their communities since it's such a high percentage vanishing. Joe Kenda would get to the bottom of it in a hurry. Too bad he can't be on the cases! I'm very curious about these cases you present. I follow a lot of detective authors---especially all Michael Connelly novels. Did you ever read BRINGING ADAM HOME? Author, and father John Walsh tells the story of the unbelievably botched investigation of finding his 6 year old son's k_____.

[@joyceutt3419]

sounds fishy to me. Sad

[@shannonstoney1]

I will watch your channel even if you don't talk about murdered girls. I guess this drives some traffic to your channel, but it seems a bit exploitative.

[@ParadiseVids]

I am so saddened that you have chosen to talk about chopping up women as a part of your channel. I used to love to watch your videos with my mother but I am horrified by this content and am so upset that this is a part of your psyche. My father used to find this sort of thing entertaining and as an adult woman, I’m not close to him at all as a result of it. It breaks my heart because my mother told me how shocked she was by this and it made her think about me and violence coming to me, and I don’t understand people who think that we come to channels like this to hear content of such disgusting ugliness. Your talent is beyond legendary, but what a shame to have lost such glory to such ugliness. And one can’t put this genie back in the bottle. 💔