SIX VANISHED.. 8 Vehicles Found Underwater (Ep.1) COLD CASE

[@ChaosDivers]

This was a great search and it’s a honor to work beside you both! Thanks again for the opportunity.

[@HeavenAndHope]

Can't you guys mean anything in the Summer Wells case?

[@lindas4004]

You are all amazing coming together for such a great cause x

[@elizabethsimpson5033Isa]

Wooohooo We're all on the road again. Well, I am only thousands of miles away, but what's that between friends. Welcome back everybody 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Betty from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@chrisferguson5727]

@@HeavenAndHope Summer Wells is most likely not in a vehicle in the water. Authorities have been searching mountain areas for her. Not a good area for diving. Equus SAR out of Texas would be better for that terrain.

[@chrisferguson5727]

@@HeavenAndHope www.fox5atlanta.com/news/summer-wells-tennessee-amber-alert-missing-five-months

[@jalal.alba3dani]

It’s crazy how when these guys started was just exploring & finding things under water for their YT channel & now they have solved so many cold cases ♥️🤍♥️ , God bless you guys. Yall are awesome

[@IMChrysalis]

Yes, their mission then was removing debris from the environment, until they found their first missing person. It change their lives and their mission... it's been an epic journey!

[@jalal.alba3dani]

@@IMChrysalis literally changing people’s lives & Also giving them closure …

[@bigpimpen045]

I still remember that first video they've went so fat and advanced so much

[@timwhite4885]

They were cleaning the water ways, not just looking for stuff

[@kdaze10]

I bought one of the window breakers a couple months ago...then I sat down with my twins (8 year old boys), and went over how to use it and what to do if we were ever in an accident involving water. Definitely never would have had this conversation with them without this channel.

[@mymonkey10]

Smart and proactive! Nice job momma!!! Best comment I've read!

[@TweekTweek3r]

This is smart and has inspired me to do the same with my 12 year old. God bless.

[@sip_water]

make sure its kept easily in arms reach in a panic situation. many people forget this! i command taped mine on the side of the seat.

[@Phlowermom]

Our dad took us to a wrecking yard to practice with how much pressure it would take and to build our confidence in the tools ability to break safety glass. It actually was very informative, tell them to remember to brace themselves to successfully be able to crack it. You do need a certain amount of leverage.

[@D_Cali_Life]

Doesn't work on newer cars 2004+ The glass law changed to prevent Windshield ejection

[@j.munday7913]

One of the things I appreciate about all the teams is when they're searching for a vehicle, they're in hunt mode. They're thinking about the person, getting in their heads and they're 100% searching. Once they find the vehicles and they know they potentially found someone the sorrow, relief and knowledge they are bringing both the most terrible news and bittersweet comfort to an already grieving family hits them. Their professionalism is unquestionable, but their humanity and humility is what makes them the best of the best.

[@timwhite4885]

BEAUTIFULLY SPOKEN. Thank You

[@sherrysechrist522]

Exactly right!!! They do it with respect, empathy, compassion & all around consideration in every way for the families & everyone involved!!!

[@brianbennett1363]

Absolutely spot on!!

[@raemoniaoglesbee8617]

I watch these videos for hours, love theses awesome people.

[@franki2524]

Makes me want to be a better person when I watch them with the families

[@cheryld541]

You guys found a guy from where I live. He was the mayor of this town at one point. Thank you so for everything your guys do. It’s so important for people to get closer when their loved ones go missing. When I read that they had found him I wondered if you guys where the ones who did. And sure enough it was you and your team. Thank you for doing this out of the kindness of your hearts. You all are true heroes!!!

[@conniepalmer5758]

HOPE YOU FIND THEM

[@IMChrysalis]

I watched those episodes shortly after each was posted. Amazing work finding him!

[@margaretmears406]

You are so awesome. Your experience and knowledge and how you educate us...I am so thankful for you all.. and the joy your new, Young team members bring. Your compassion for all these families shows the rest of us what real determination and love can accomplish Thank you, over and over.

[@garrychalmers67]

its where some of them live too

[@jasonford1301]

😇 Angele's absolutely 💯 percent !! 💯 😇 Awesomeness 💯😇💯 " ONE LOVE " 😇

[@eunicestone838]

I think this group should be able to claim any rewards offered in these cases they find. It's appropriate and would help them do more dives.

[@estellesmith9542]

They have the choice but usually turn it down

[@Hollywood-yv3qy]

Agreed 👍

[@beast5702]

I've won a huge lawsuit when I get the money from my lawyer I want to donate money to you guys not because you guys need the money but because you guys are amazing you guys bring results to family members in a time of need and you also help local law enforcement. I will pray for you guys to stay safe and protected since this is a dangerous thing to do. Much respect from me and my wife who watches your videos.

[@markwayneasuncionbelleza9524]

I do believe they get their funding/revenue by uploading videos like this on youtube. But then again, they also get patreons for in-kind donations to support for the law enforcers/towing company/and other utilities they may deal with in-person

[@markwayneasuncionbelleza9524]

They mentioned it in one of their videos last year

[@beegee1856]

You are so kind, I’ve always said if something like that happened to me AWP with be the first to donate, Arms family homestead would be my 2nd and Iowa Dairy Farmer would be the 3rd. Right now I don’t make much money but whatever I can donate, me and my daughter do it together. I let her hit submit every time and she gets so excited. Every Friday we get snacks water dog food/treats and money if we have it and we drive(we know where most of them sleep/or hangout) to the spots where the homeless ppl who are struggling to get back on their feet (there’s one that won’t take anything from us they only want cash and unfortunately we don’t give them money or anything worth selling) and offer them those items or get a list from them and during the week we work on getting those items. My daughter looks forward to every Friday to see our friends. We given them tents blankets clothes food water home cooked meals whatever we can. This lady asked me and my daughter for money for food, my daughter said “what kind of food are you craving?” I just want the money I don’t want anything from in there my daughter said “are you homeless ma’am?” The lady said yes my daughter said “Not to be rude ma’am but you’re not in a position to be picky, my mom always tells me when I don’t want to eat what she makes that some ppl don’t get to eat everyday and I should be grateful, my mommy will buy you water and food from here but no cash so if you’re really hungry you’ll make the right decision” the late asked for water no food. We bought her water and my daughter handed it to her and said if you know if you would of been honest about what you’re going to do with the money my mommy would of given it to you eve if it was for bad stuff, god bless you” and we walked away. My daughter is 8 years old and she made me so proud, honesty is so important to her… because it’s important to me. I’m very honest with her about the different ways ppl can become homeless and tell her when they ask for money for food but when you offer food and they don’t take it there’s a strong chance they’re lying. My daughter has straight up asked “what are you going to use the money on” and they answered “why does it matter” my daughter said “ I worked hard for my money and you’re just sitting there asking me for my money. You didn’t feel it was wrong to ask me for money and I don’t feel its wrong for me to ask you what you’re going to spend my money on, being rude isnt going to work out in your favor ma’am. My mom always says kill um with kindness” I want my daughter to see all sides of what being homeless is like and learn that not every case is sad, there’s some ugly mean ones and not everyone is grateful. If you have kids or are married go around one day and take some home cooked meals and pass them out with a coke and water to ppl struggling on the street. It’s such a good feeling to see how some are so grateful and even cry because they haven’t eaten in so long. It teaches your kids a lot too!

[@claudeyaz]

That is what many high tax nations with social programs do not understand about the USA. We have very high rates of charity in the USA. many nations have almost none! It is one of the good things that have come out of the roots of the USA..the work ethic, charity, and idea of "the American dream"...ESPECIALLY upward mobility! I'd put some money in a trust if you want to leave any for people if something happens to you... 18 year olds blow cash. I'd also invest a good chunk of your money in a variety of things if I were you..Then whatever you don't donate, I'd leave in a bank, since the interest rates will keep going up. Like CCP China..very little charity or social mobility. Gotta pray you can join the party for any connections to rise up! Did ya see how billions of dollars scammed out of Chinese citizens? A bank, supported by other large banks AND the CCP, was just a scam. when people went out to protest...The CCP flagged every person who had the likelihood to protest, AS BEING FLAGGED RED(Which means covid positive and to be forced into quarantine hell) Terrifying!

[@vegasbabyy]

@@md-ln4fp the body in the barrel and others found are in Nevada. Not Arizona. The Clark county ME is the one doing the DNA testing, etc.

[@dimples501]

I live 20 miles north of Little Rock. I never knew they came to Arkansas to do a search. It's amazing what this team has accomplished in solving cold cases.

[@kdj703]

I live in Little Rock and have been on that river. No way I'd even swim there. Y'all are brave. The catfish are car sized and it flows really fast. Thanks for helping Arkansas folks

[@merlin0215]

Catfish so big your sonar might mistake one for a car! LOL

[@elizabethsimpson5033Isa]

Good advice

[@CassVanCat]

Why did the local police never scan the river? Funding?

[@brandonzilka1274]

​@@CassVanCat not funding issues. Most likely Clinton issues. Bonnie and Clyde got NOTHING on Bill and Hillary.

[@erick1076]

That river is nuts. Atleast their downstream from the dam

[@kickin_withk1053]

It is crazy how many of these cases are unsolved for soo long and yall can fund them within 30 or so minutes. Keep it up, you all are doing great things. 👍🏻

[@mikegreen8710]

There is probably many hours before the time on video

[@exeterline1930]

It's upsetting to know that so many vehicles are just laying underwater, under our noses, and nobody but you is looking for them. I cannot say enough good things about you folks.

[@telena5042]

There's other teams on yt looking. I'm subscribed to more than a few. Adventures with purpose isn't the only one - they are just the biggest channel doing it.

[@ashlieghdeeble9112]

There are others they just might not have a channel and many actually do. These guys are just the most known and they've also been figuring out ways to add more teams because one can't be everywhere.

[@colton5bucks]

@@telena5042 You missed the entire point

[@sevenchair5594]

I’ve walked this bridge before and been very close to where the car was found. It’s chilling to think I have stared almost right at this poor person down there.

[@exeterline1930]

@@telena5042 I know there are others. I've noticed that they work together on occasion and seem to post each other's videos. When I was complimenting them, I meant the entire network of divers. When I said nobody is looking but you, I was referring to municipal, state and federal officials. It's unsettling that people who are missing loved ones, people who go for nature walks, people who go fishing, people who drive down the road, etc. are driving by something like that. There aren't even people other that these volunteer divers that care about cleaning our waterways and pulling cars out of the water for the sake of the environment I sure hope these divers start a movement that is supported by officials who want to take responsibility for getting this job done. On another note, but similar to this problem, there are murder victims whose crimes are unsolved. It's a different kind of cold case, that are unsolved because authorities haven't run DNA tests on rape kits, and DNA from murder victims hasn't-been fully tested. Some cities are up-to-date with their testing, while others have a 10-year backlog. Many of these crimes can now be solved with funding for DNA testing in cooperation with genealogy databases. About 10 such cold cases are now being solved per month. They could do a lot more with dedicated funding. Murderers are living among us, while family members can't sleep at night because their loved one's crimes is also unsolved. Some murder cold cases can be solved by DNA funding, while some missing person cold cases can be solved by trained divers. Both issues need to be addressed. It's new level crime solving. We've got to do better. We shouldn't have to rely on the generosity of volunteers and charity for required services. If they stop, what happens then? As a point of professional responsibility, these divers have proven that every waterway needs to be searched and regularly monitored.

[@stevie-ray2020]

As someone who has long-term chronic health issues which brings on depression, I would like you to consider also adding something about Life-Line's services onto your descriptions to remind viewers and the community, of the support that's available for those struggling with depression & suicidal thoughts? Thanks, and continue doing the great work you all do!

[@meesamagill1193]

That is a great idea

[@SunnyRain0614]

Being around mold or contaminated dirt does this to everyone. Look up SICK HOUSE SYNDROME and read the SYMPTOMS

[@zylademons2459]

@@saraschneider6781 people always have to complain that someone isn't doing enough. These people are out finding people's past loved ones, and you're in the comments complaining they don't leave a site in their description? What are you out doing, I hope it's enough to be able to point fingers that they aren't putting a website in their bio.

[@cindiagarrett9451]

@@zylademons2459 Sheesh - It was just a suggestion - and a good one with merit.

[@zylademons2459]

@@cindiagarrett9451 maybe you should read who a comment is replying to, before making your own. I didn't have an issue with the original comment, or them saying that. I had an issue, with the woman saying you would think they would as if what they are doing isn't enough. Maybe realize that before replying to me

[@CraftyKat470]

The first video I had recommended to me by KZbin was the Nicholas Allen case….every single video since then gives me absolute chills. I can’t express into words how amazing it is that you guys are doing this. I have never seen anything like it before

[@thazen783]

It literally blows my mind just how many vehicles are under water throughout the country.

[@CallHerCassie]

It makes you think why don’t we have CCTV on all the bodies of water

[@quantummmmmmmm]

Yeah crazy to think that there could be tens of thousands of cars underwater. Maybe even 100,000+

[@reyphobic]

@@CallHerCassie quick question, ive never heard of cctvs underwater. is there any camera capable of being monitored 24/7 WHILE being underwater? I'd love to know

[@kianalyprod_]

@@reyphobic I'm for sure they can make the technology easily but i believe she was meaning pointing to the bodies of water to catch the instant a car goes in

[@sharoncropp6101]

Makes me wonder how many cars in Canada hidden under water in lakes, ponds and rivers? Who would I contact to find that info out does anyone know?

[@DaremoKamen]

Those cars that aren't the ones you're looking for, and don't contain remains, and can't be removed, would GPS coordinates supplied to the local authorities be useful? They could 1. Use them for training dives 2. Use them to calibrate their search equipment 3. Not waste time on them when searching for a more recently missing vehicles.

[@wordsleuth992]

All great ideas! No point in wasting time trying to locate these that have already been cleared and can’t be brought up

[@IMChrysalis]

@@wordsleuth992 That's one if the reasons they try to ID cars for the authorities, even when what they find isn't what they're looking for...

[@flowergirlabc123]

@@IMChrysalis yes. They'll then know what IS out there and WHERE they are for the future. Sad to think there's a vehicle graveyard in the waters, purposefully sent. If they only knew back then.

[@tomboard1]

This is how powerful this channel is. I watch their beginning introduction. It shows the faces of the people they were able to recover and return to their families. I know their names before they're flashed on the screen. Some of been gone for decades but when I see their picture I know their name. So many enter this world, live their life and leave only to never really be remembered by anyone outside their families. These good people make sure they aren't forgotten. They aren't a statistic. I'll remember each of their names and faces until my last day. That is special.

[@rtdmna]

You are special, your words moved me profoundly. Blessings to you and your loved ones.

[@queenb4280]

I feel the same as you!

[@wfmsylvest4741]

I share you emotions each one I watch I always tear up with emotions. Praying for these wonderful people for those they help 🙏

[@debramellinger181]

@@larayedamme6441 AWP Store: See the link to $tore in the description

[@LilJigglypuff999]

You guys are absolute angels. You help so many families recover loved ones and bring some closure to their families disappearances.

[@kaydee9583]

You guys have already brought four of ours home. (From Arkansas) Thank you from all of us from this state. Hope you find these also

[@meikmeik6792]

This is my new favorite channel to watch. What these guys do is absolutely amazing, remarkable, and captivating. I've been binge watching episodes since yesterday. I'm on the edge of my seat everytime I hear these guys say "that's a car". 😳

[@tommychew6544]

Little Rock was and apparently still is a seedy area! When I signed up for the Marine Corp in 84 I had to go to a MEPS station down there from SW Missouri to get medically checked out before I could be accepted. I got let off at the wrong bus station, the right one would have been a block or two away from the MEPS station the recruiters told me so I started walking at about 10 o'clock at night. Before I left the bus station I bought a fountain soda so the woman at the window was watching while I opened my wallet to search for a couple dollar bills to pay for it I figured out later. A car load of guys immediately drove along side of me and asked if I could give them a couple bucks for gas. I said I didn't have any money any the driver answered back exactly the amount I had in my wallet, $17. I said FU and turned in the other direction now 3 or 4 blocks away from the bus station and these guys floored it and did a U-turn to come back around on me and then this cab pulls up before they could make it back to me and asked if I needed a ride. I happily got in and said yes saying I needed a ride to the MEPS station, probably saved my life but it didn't stop there. He said he picked up guys all the time headed to the MEPS station that had been dropped off at the wrong bus station and asked me if I minded if he went by to pick someone else up, I had never even been in a cab before and knew this guy had just saved me from at the very least an ass beating or death, so I said sure. We must have drove for I don't know how many miles across town and the person he picked up got in the front seat and we drove away. At some point early on after we picked up this other guy I leaned forward to thank this guy again for saving me from what was about to be my fate and I looked down as the passenger was handing him a rolled up quart sized Ziploc with something white in it then I looked up toward the rearview mirror as I sat back in the seat and those were the most evil eyes I had ever seen looking back at me. They said something under their breath to each other and after a while he pulled over and let the guy out. It was 1984 and I was 17 years old and wasn't from a big city, I figured for the second time that night I was as good as dead having seen that. I only looked back at the rearview mirror once right after he pulled away and saw that same look, I just stayed calm and never looked up again. I think he must have saw that at that time and date as someone who wasn't going to say a word to anyone and dropped me off at the MEPS station. I actually saw him the next day by the bus station and thanked him for getting me where I should have been and he just blew it off as nothing, I was trying to make sure he gave the next guy in my position the same chance of making it off the city streets of Little Rock alive. I would never go back there again, especially after dark, there is no telling how bad it is now and the chance of someone caring about you are probably slim to none. All of what I just said was 100% true, I've never told it all in its entirety, didn't think anyone would have believed me back then. Didn't mean to wright such a long comment but I felt compelled to, be careful of being in a situation where you can be prayed upon by things you don't even understand. That's what Downtown Little Rock was like in the mid 80's!

[@debrarolland1704]

Scary 😨

[@tommychew6544]

@@Timbertrussminifarm Yeah, if it's the same as I experienced you are in danger at night for sure, just people preying on other people!

[@eunicestone838]

Little Rock is where the cartel from Mexico meet their east coast buyers of meth, coke, pills, h, weed...anything you could imagine. Even a big human trafficking place. It's almost in the center of the USA and they all meet there.

[@tommychew6544]

@@eunicestone838 Wouldn't Suprise me, I went to some bad places on the west coast in LA and such and I felt more safe there then in Little Rock! That place felt like when I was there it was almost where the 80's movie "Escape From NY" was based on, at least after dark in the downtown area. It was a completely different thing to what I'm sure it is during the daylight hours.

[@Shellross65]

@@tommychew6544 it's still bad...both night AND day. I live in a small town outside of Little Rock, I hate when I have to go there for anything.

[@dianadagoddess3979]

I am hooked. What you all do warms my heart and help me to believe that there is still humanity in the USA. THANK YOU

[@andrewwilliamcampbell4745]

That square of astroturf to roll out for your scuba set up is a small genius move. I hated setting up gear on dirt or concrete. I always worried about damaging gear.

[@jo-jo8862]

What you do for families in the most awful situation is truly amazing but it also must be incredibly taxing on yourselves. Please keep up the amazing and very important work that you do and please look after yourselves too ❤

[@rainbowmom7582]

Y'all found an under water parking lot. Wow 😳 Thanks for all you guys do! I am so happy to be a member.

[@ReigningWomban]

Lol 😆 Not an underwater parking lot. 😭

[@jesssssss444]

These men are literally angels! The work they do is just incredible and the fact that they don’t even have to do this but they do it for the families is amazing

[@deborahhite1666]

I'm shaking. You just showed my brother's picture!! His name is wrong. Not McGentry it is Gene McIntyre. Hoping you find him!!! I last talked to him he was in Galvaston.

[@crafterdeidra]

I hope your brother is found soon 🙏

[@carolschober8028]

Wow! So sorry that you lost him

[@Wickedgirl-ms8bw]

So sorry

[@craigdobis10]

My gosh! That's terrible,!!! I hope AWP finds him for you!

[@ms.rockobabyyy]

God bless your family and I’m so sorry for your loss

[@oldsoul8134]

Awesome to see a KZbin channel starting with diving looking for the things we cannot see and use that skill and hobby to mend so many losses of people with lost loved ones. This actually grew in an organic way and that’s something I always support. You guys work hard and we all appreciate what you do !

[@natileelipe7675]

Thank you all so much. I live about an hour from Little Rock. I’m sure all the families here are grateful for the answers you’ve provided for them. Great work, as usual. ❤️

[@brendalee935]

This should be on TV, maybe A&E . It's just so fascinating to see. You guys are angels 😇 The families owe you guys everything. I couldn't imagine the pain of a missing loved one. It's sad when you find them but at the same time great because now they know for sure. IDK about missing persons here in Yakima WA but with all the illegal things that go on here (Gang activity. Drug dealers, etc). I wouldn't be surprised. If you decide to swing by at some point, I would be happy to make you all a good homemade dinner. 😋

[@leslievey8453]

TV would ruin it ! There would be too much editing , it would be a fifteen minute show .

[@Hollywood-yv3qy]

Agreed again !!!

[@zenfrodo]

They absolutely should NOT get any TV network involved. Networks don't care about actual missing people. They only care about rating$. Any TV network or big media corp would meddle with every little thing the AWP does, all for the sake of drama, the @#$& ratings, and potential advertiser $$$. And, bluntly, networks would insist that AWP focus on more white victims in the name of "mass market appeal". No, AWP should stay as they are, independant & in full control of what they do.

[@craigdobis10]

Take to much of flip as that lose the there so dialog, their freedom of where ger to go?

[@davidavery4615]

That's so nice of u 4 inviting the crew to a good home cooked meal prayers are always with u all always

[@bbb8182]

19:25 I really liked the woman's professionalism on the phone. You can tell she cares about her job.

[@claraiceburg]

I have just starting to watch these video's I get the cold chills and tears come to my eyes when you find the person still in the car, Thank you . xx

[@debbiemc55]

Thank you for all your dedication to helping families find closure. You are all amazing people for doing this.

[@sharonbaulch]

You guys are amazing human beings in searching for the lost and bringing them home. In fact I think of you all as angels in wetsuits and flippers. Keep up the great work.❤️

[@melissaford4824]

8 cars! I got you guys a buoy! Glad dedicated people like AWP and Chaos Divers put eyes on them if someone’s loved one is in the vehicle. Reminds me of Steubenville marina! When Jacob said that the truck looked like an F150, my heart beat faster and was optimistic that it belonged to one of the missing people! Helping as a member and with donations to bring another loved one home is why I’m a supporter! I’m glad both teams put up Amazon lists! You guys and gals are making history! Glad your supporters in this community can help! Got my wristbands and hoodie on everyday! Bet you guys are excited for that magnetometer! Another resource to guide you to the lost loved ones!

[@spookyspoon6589]

You guys are absolutely amazing. Thankyou for such kindness 🌹♥️🌹

[@ljcl1859]

I don't know if everyone appreciates how physically demanding these jobs can be.

[@Lexielouwho]

Not just physically. The mental toll these cases take has to be difficult at times. Yes it feels good to bring someone home, but when you see the family break down or it's a case with a child, it has to be hard. So I commend all who do this. I admit, I would take on too much of the families sadness to do this job. I'm just to mush of an empath with no ability to compartmentalize. So I'm with on appreciating their ability to handle the physical and mental aspects of this job.

[@IMChrysalis]

No kidding! I heard Jared say there was really no need for any other type of workout!

[@rachaelburt8330]

One of the better channels to be recommended to me in a while. I have talking about this channel all day to friends and family.

[@wendymerrifield7362]

I think you guys should put little plaques of the names and when they disappeared and when they were found on your pull behind, make it kind of memorial to them. You guys do an awesome job and you are wonderful people.

[@drumbum7465]

@@gringa978 they are talking about on the AWP trailer, not in each location

[@suehinze1566]

@@gringa978 I think Wendy's talking about a memorial of plaques on the trailer. I could be wrong but that's how I read it. But you're right, the city's and county's are funny about makeshift memorials. Some towns are great about it, but most aren't.

[@eunicestone838]

Yes. With the permission of their families. Maybe include a small photo.

[@donnawilson2077]

That would be a great memory to the ones they find 🥰

[@Mosaic_Crone]

A car within 18 seconds & 2 cars in 4 minutes has to be a world record. This is going to be phenomenal 3 part series with a lot of healing. And you asked for a window breaker. Will you be restocking those? I religiously check the site because we live on the coast & I want all of my kids to have 1 in their cars & 1 to keep on them when out with friends.

[@leslievey8453]

They have started putting them on key rings .

[@SilverFlame819]

They are in stock now, with an updated design to help cover the slicer better!

[@ashleysouthernsassysass]

The diver looks total freaked the entire video. Like he is permanently spooked, but still does what I and most others can't or couldn't do. Kudos to you guys, the entire team..

[@leadabo]

Kudos to you … all of you! Jared, Doug, Jacob, Lindsey and Eric, and a Big Shout Out to Josh, doing more than just awesome camera work, it feels so good to see you also learning and getting hands on. Thanks also to Carson, thank you for making it possible for us to see what this incredible people are doing and also to be able to share with others. Beautiful work. Way to Go Team! ❤️🙏🏼♥️

[@TrinaJackson-sl8mk]

U guys are doing a good job locating missing persons and bringing them home to their families and loved ones keep up the good work

[@traveler8662]

Would numbering your buoys make it easier when working on a multiple vehicle scene? It might help not only the search crew coordinate diving plans, but might also help when communicating your finds to the authorities on scene. Examples: "Doug, you dive buoys 3 & 4", or "buoy #2 is a black Chevy truck".

[@merlin0215]

I don't know about them, but I think that's a terrific idea!

[@kikizzzzle]

They are numbered. Look at 14:27 he was at number 5

[@RazzleRox]

looks like they were numbering them to me.

[@oneoftheshadows5824]

@@johnanon6938 try

[@outoftheburrough]

I really hope that you guys have got a councillor on board for everyone to speak to on a fairly regular basis, even with your light hearted breaks between cases I can see the heaviness weighing on you all with every video I watch

[@morningmorning4479]

They do have an outlet AWP GOES TO GRACELAND is a good video to watch

[@outoftheburrough]

@@morningmorning4479 I've seen it. Yes break days like that are good, as I say in my post, but that is not going to give them opportunity to fully deal with the complex emotions, trauma & psychological dynamics that come with finding and retrieving lost persons in very sad and tragic circumstances time and time again, & multiple searches that don't find the person after huge efforts and emotional rollercoasters. That can all build up, I've seen how Doug & others have changed emotionally in their time with AWP & how others have stepped away, so needs to have the opportunity to be unpacked and broken down so that it doesn't create a bigger turmoil and trauma that may not be able to be unwound later. A good organisation dealing with those circumstances should have someone available for everyone to speak to as needed if they want it and to periodically check in with everyone regardless. If someone gets so contorted mentally from the emotions and trauma for searches such as they do and goes into one that could bring the whole thing down and potentially risk others lives.

[@ramonacain-jackson3153]

Gosh! I did not know till I started watching your show over the past couple years, that so many people were being lost in our rivers! I know you probably didn’t know either at first. Many kiddos to you and your crew for filling this niche that helps so many. I know the families, communities, and police appreciate your efforts immensely! Thank you!

[@ruthbirnbaum2302]

Could be a dump site of stolen cars.

[@191sniper]

I grow up in Conway and know first hand what u mean think god the us coast guard was right there

[@mikeclingman4803]

Idea. Is their a way to make a tag that you can tag the vehicle's with that have date that you found and your info so when others are searching they know that vehicle has been checked and cleared. Maby even a public database of finds.

[@heyhatty52]

Oh, a new type of video! I always get excited when I see my pop-ups saying you've released something. Can't wait to see what happens. Good work as always!

[@melissaford4824]

I know! I have to watch it later though! Work calls!

[@smeggerssmeghead3100]

Dark water diving is one of the most dangerous dives you can do. Respect

[@theressmille]

Thank you for AWP and Jacob and Lindsay for searching for loved ones. Outstanding video and editing.

[@aprilkurtz1589]

Thanks!

[@griminator-patty3901]

How shocking, 6 missing people, 8 vehicles with not a match to solving one. Wow! Can’t wait for more episodes to finding these lost souls.

[@OveranalyzingEverything]

@Jade Ravenwolf right? Don't people know most people scroll through the comments? During the video

[@griminator-patty3901]

@Jade Ravenwolf The title usually gives it away if it’s solved they’ll say solved or found.

[@iloveamerica3917]

If you're so worried about spoiler alters then do t scroll the comments up til after the video. Even knowing the outcome the video is still worth watching. Grow up

[@Tenshus4ever]

It's amazing how people are located in their cars underwater!! These men are excellent at finding missing people 👍

[@nanny23]

Thanks to Chaos Divers and crew and to AWP and crew for all you do. Unreal to know that all of those cars were found in close proximity to each other! Be safe, everyone!

[@angelablake2582]

I can't tell you how impressed I am with how many cases you have solved! You do it with such love and care, too! Love you guys! Your videos are awesome!!

[@clarelove3738]

Intense day, horrible weather conditions, but you kept plugging on. Good job, everyone. Can't wait for part 2.

[@dustinumholtz2864]

Y'all were in my neck of the woods. Wish I would've had the chance to meet you guys and shake your hands. What y'all do for these families is amazing and you're very much appreciated. I pray you guys always have safe recoveries and are able to bring as much closure as possible to the loved ones. God bless.

[@morningmorning4479]

🫲

[@karennuckols3007]

Your dedication and perseverance is amazing. God bless you for your endeavors!

[@conniegray4423]

Love Adventures with Purpose. Help families get closure and move on

[@GIJOE_1981]

I have been watching ya'll for quite awhile. I live in Little Rock, so this one is kind of special. Thanks for everything ya'll do.

[@kdj703]

Me too.

[@erick1076]

Same

[@carolearothelilly6789]

Amazing work! Thank you AWP for searching for missing people. GOD Bless you! 🙏❤️✝️

[@suewanlass7134]

I am so addicted to this program. Every time I walk past my phone, I have to check what is happening. These guys so amazing. Jared, you are the hand of God; I truly believe that.

[@laurawilliams5363]

I love all the media involvement with what you do. You guys are all incredible. Keep up the great work!

[@a.m.c9131]

I love AWP!! What you guys do has so much meaning and purpose. And we your fans we get to see it all its like being there without actually being there! Great editing! Be safe👍

[@chillaob]

It was great to see all of your teams collaborating on these searches.

[@shadowwolf9329]

It does my heart good to know that people like you are willing to help families find out what happened to their loved ones and friends ❤

[@Connie-E]

OMG, I am from Little Rock and this video just popped up for me to watch as I am a subscriber. I have not heard of this and can not wait to see this video. guys thank you for coming here to help!

[@sweetdreamzdreamcatchers8286]

You guys are so good that you are capable of solving 6 cold cases at a time!! Beyond amazing! I think what you do is such a critical blessing for families-THANK YOU!!

[@MILEHIGHV3T]

My biggest fear being trapped and dying in the water. Bless you guys for the work you do!

[@flowergirlabc123]

It is mine too, because on my honeymoon, I was trapped underwater not in a car but by a boat that was taking a parasailer out into the ocean. Problem wasn't me. I 100% knew the safe cordoned off area INside the yellow ropes and buoys where it was safe for swimmers during those 2 weeks we were there. It was early in the hot day and suddenly saw a boater pulling out a parasailer inside my 'safe' zone with intense speed. The boat operator was supposed to begin OUTSIDE of this roped area, in a direction AWAY from the swimmers on one side. It didn't happen that way and was pure neglect on his part. I felt a strong and taught rope pull me further and further out into the ocean as the motorboat took up great speed gathering me with it. I thought for sure I was a goner because I am not a good swimmer hence why I'd been in that one area for almost 2 weeks. Thankfully no kids were out in the water yet. It was my honeymoon and there must have been an angel that saved me because I remember going out and under very quickly and thinking that I hoped my new husband would find my body before having to return home, a widower. The worst terror I felt and now I am terrified of water past my abdomen or any strong waves.

[@rachelspradley2576]

You guys are all truly amazing at what you do and how you all work together. Love watching you guys

[@lorienray6216]

Jared, I have great respect for you,you have come along way quickly due to your expertise in scuba diving and becoming very well informed on the technology, but you cannot determine depth of water from the weeds, it would really throw you off in Canada. I lost a good friend of mine when I was nineteen, due to a drowning. The scuba team came next morning and they had to close the trent canal in that area to scuba dive. My friend hit his own wake, threw him out of the boat with the weeds they figured tangled him, the water was 15 ft. deep with 11ft. high of weeds. At My grandparents cottage end of dock was 4ft. deep, three feet further it dropped to over twenty feet. What I really respect in you, is you admit mistakes and then follow thru, like this finding a car within minutes. You are doing such a wonderful service across USA and all of you are receiving the respect from the police for e, community that you deserve for all your hard work. I wish you all continued success, hoping this movement spreads to Canada and I know all your fans would support you 100% in making this a weekly TV show. I hope you find all the missing people giving these families the answers they have waited so long for. Make sure you all take the time for yourself and family as this is such a stressful and emotional journey.

[@lump2899]

I am so amazed by you guys. You are doing such amazing work. Thank You for all of your service

[@kam9543]

I can’t believe I just found yalls channel. More ppl need to know what yall are doing! Thank you all so much. I will be sharing with everyone I know!

[@kimberleyannedemong5621]

Another excellent job. Sadly at this time I can't be a member. All I have to offer is being subscribed watching every video & my prayers for your success & the safety of everyone. I'm anxiously awaiting the next episode. You do amazing work. Until then good luck & stay safe

[@alishiawilliams6456]

You guys are so amazing! So inspiring. God bless you all on bringing the missing home, and keep safe. You guys are soldiers of God! Absolutely amazing the work u guys do!

[@dawnrogers7110]

All of you are amazing!! Thank you for all your time and hard work for what you do for families!! 👍🙏❤️

[@williestephgray2157]

The team does such a awesome job. Home laying in bed holding my head from the pain but still watching the guys work!

[@cindyhernandez152]

I love everything about this channel! You guys are beyond amazing! Sending you so much love. Stay safe!

[@jena.alexia]

I wonder how many "missing people" are just sitting at the bottom of a body of water somewhere? So many extremely mysterious, vanished into thin air type disappearances could be explained this way. Very sad but also very interesting and important work you do. ♥️

[@seoulsister4223]

I didnt expect to see a video with these heros so close to home. I live about 2 hours from Little Rock, AR. Heartbreaking. My gosh..😢

[@lindsaydavis9795]

Yall are amazing!! Thank you and Godbless you for what you do for families all over! We watch you all the time down here in Meridian Mississippi!!

[@Apalpz27]

I'm amazed with what you do. I have always feared falling in a body of water like this and not knowing how to swim. In Nov 2021 it was a raining morning. I lost control of my car just a few feet away from the river. I cried so much because no one would have seen me fall in there at 5am. Once I got myself together I called my husband. Ever since then I avoid roads with water like this when I'm on my own. My husband is a fisher a full blooded one and I pray to God that he comes home safe when he does go on his own at late hours. I appreciate all your work. You guys are amazing. May God bless you all and protect you!

[@wildcoyote34]

i've been following AWP for several years now and i have to applaud what this movement has become ,i'm following chaos divers and several other people now as well and i appreciate what you guys are doing for people ,,please keep up the hard work and bringing us along for the adventure

[@scottstaley2349]

You guys have become part of my daily prayers...your work and hearts are an inspiration. Be safe out there gentlemen..thank you for what you do.

[@MarkGiemza]

Jared finds a car before Doug is even done getting the boat setup. Love it. Side note, maybe you could get an expert who knows about the river that could explain why the silt is so sandy and heavy, compared to other rivers?

[@concerned54739]

I was curious about that as well, it almost sounds like clay or cement 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@placidpond]

The bedrock of the Jackfork formation was formed from deep marine sediments. Heavier elements and silica (sand) would predominate.

[@MarkGiemza]

@@placidpond epic information. Thank you.

[@jenjuiceturner8920]

God bless y'all!! What y'all are doing is so heart warming and just beautiful, kind, and selfless. And the fact you all stay humble and willing to help even when authorities aren't being too kind just really speaks volumes. Thank y'all so sooo much!! ❤❤❤

[@barbarawalsh4936]

Without the creation of Adventures with Purpose, and all those who have joined in these searches, these missing people would still be lost. You Jared, and all involved are so dedicated to what you do. Thank You. I don't have kin or know of anyone who has disappeared, but it's good to know you are out there, in case that changes.

[@jamestakacs]

I joined as a member today. Your work leaves me speechless. I will say that Jared and Doug have terrific chemistry together.

[@annagail69]

Jared, you guys are awesome for helping ppl bring home their loved ones. I am so very proud of you guys

[@davidireland6952]

you guys are amazing!, thank you for finding these loved ones and give closure to their loving families..it must be hard on you mentally, please try to stay strong and get help if you need it, there is no embarrassment in seeking help, take care and big love from the UK 🥰

[@lindas4004]

You Guys are amazing - from collaborations, production and camera work right through to the searching, finds and recoveries. You are all truly special and not forgetting all the people behind the scenes who must work tirelessly with you x

[@deborahkahmar3141]

Thank you for all that you guys do in helping these families with missing loved ones. You are great!!! Please be safe.

[@germanjesus]

I remember when they dredged between Detroit and Windsor a long time ago . The amount of guns and cars and bones they found was insane .

[@KJones-qs7ju]

Agh I bet! I couldn’t believe they didn’t find all kinds of stuff like that in the river and lake when they were in Cleveland.

[@craigdobis10]

I was born in Detroit as were my siblings! It's a special place for us. Mt.Carlmel hospital! I lived in Detroit until I was eight years old!!!

[@thepostofficeprince8819]

Nobody cares Craig

[@conniefromupnorth1013]

I can’t believe how many cars you find in the waters. I can’t stop watching your videos. What a wonderful job you all do giving answers to families and friends to provide closure. Thank you.

[@jewelhughes2206]

Amazing, y'all are so intune with each other and it's incredible to watch! As always, sending strength and respect to the whole team❤️

[@marybeth3789]

So good to see credits, task titles. It's all teamwork, and adding these things helps anyone reaching out to you and anyone in law enforcement, etc., going to your on line works and straight up seeing your work, your supporters, methods, successes, educational clips, having your own backs on top of all the people in each family impacted 🙏🌠💖

[@fatbaldguy7166]

Arkansas Thanks Y’all for what you do for the families ! It’s great to see y’all in our new home state doing an incredible job. Hopefully next day you find some of the folks y’all looking for.

[@polycatmagic1236]

With how silty this area was, I think it'd be interesting to see what it looked like with ground penetrating technology. I bet there are more cars there that are completely covered.

[@hankanderson8633]

That’s a terrifying thought 😢

[@milesbrush4863]

Its awesome how your gear has evolved from day one have you ever wondered if you missed anything early on due to equipment

[@1pipandgoose]

This team is so amazing. Jared, Doug, Jacob, the producer, and videographer. Freaking amazing.

[@wesleyshoup3936]

Definitely a surprise on the second vehicle that you found the Volvo being in such a weird amount of water y'all did great work keep it up

[@pugsunset1]

You said it Wesley. Always happy to see a new episode from any of the divers doing this great work.