Solved Disappearances With The Most INSANE Twists You've Ever Heard

[@ExploreWithUs]

Hey EWU Crew! 🐺💛 This is a repost, as KZbin decided the actual photo of the woman being rescued out of the storm drain in the last video was "adult content". As silly as that is, we decided to repost the video without the photos!

[@DRUGSTOREMAKEUPDIVA]

There's something very fishy (no pun intended) about that woman in the storm drain. I'm hoping not, but my gut is telling me that there's something much more to the story. We shall see....🧐

[@PrissyHippie]

Where were her clothes? She went swimming in a canal, in the public, she wasn't nude when she went in was she? Lol!

[@AngelaMStovall]

The photo was horrible but KZbin is getting absolutely rediculous I pay for my membership they raised my fees for this shit now blurring documentaries I could watch on cable WTF!

[@Buddymycat568]

I love this show, great job!❤ But what I want to know is did the woman's boyfriend search for her or report her missing since he was supposedly swimming with her?

[@QueenSugar72]

KZbin sucks!!! 😡😡😡

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

Amber was found standing next to a fallen tree. I remember hearing someone saying that a toddler who gets lost in woods will typically lie down, right up against the trunk of a fallen tree and go silent - seens to be some kind of a ancient instinct to hide from predators, but it also makes it hard for rescuers to find them. This expert said when a toddler goes missing, search very carefully along the entire length of both sides of any and all fallen trees in the area. If Amber did cuddle up to the fallen tree all night, the tree trunk and leaf litter could have held enough warmth to protect her from hypothermia.

[@Bellaevvy]

That’s fascinating. The human instinct.

[@heatherkoehler3478]

If you happen to find any additional info on this subject, I’d love to know. I’ve tried researching various forms of human child instincts and it’s all the same ones about why babies cry and children find certain food gross. This makes a lot of sense because the silence also conserves energy which helps maintain blood sugar and body temperature. I’m very fascinated on survival and human behavior ☺️

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

@@heatherkoehler3478 It was many years ago on a TV show and I don't remember if the expert was a clinical researcher or a backwoodsman - he was articulate. I wish I could remember more about it.

[@MrsBoogie002]

That's super interesting. When I was a kid 30+ years ago we were told that if we ever got lost to hug a tree. It was so that the child wouldn't wander off too far and would help them be found. I was at a huge assembly once and got separated from my family and I stopped and hugged a tree. Someone found me and brought me to the lost and found......lol..... where my mom found me later. She had been sure that I had wandered into the river and drown, but that one lesson I was taught apparently had made an impact.

[@Littlewing6was9]

That's brilliant

[@nameofthename]

im just glad all of these stories ended up with the missing person being found and in relatively good health. i hear too many where the missing person is found but they're dead. it's nice to have good news.

[@DD-dn5gb]

Yes , we need good news from time to time.

[@only4lai.]

@@DD-dn5gb ikr

[@Loyal_beauty87]

Amen

[@rhainaweissehexe3899]

Me too 🤗

[@lynncactus5885]

The good stories is life isn't done yet with that individual. Not yet their time to go.😊

[@lindalangart]

Her mum described her daughter of having "a history of doing odd things and making bad decisions". This was clearly a terrifying ordeal but that statement cracked me right up. Sounds like she's just very curious and adventurous. Poor lady, that split second decision to check out a secret door turned into an effin nightmare. Good to know she's safe

[@shaboink8708]

She was likely doing meth or crack. Meth is my guess.

[@epizzle9232]

Her mother was politely saying her daughter was a crazy drug addict who disappears on a regular basis off on a run.. only to come back days and weeks later.

[@stacydh7244]

I had the same thought !! But I suspect mental health issues . Swimming naked in public isn’t …. Something most people would do

[@liusaidhashleywatt]

It sounds like bipolar disorder.

[@bonesandhearts5683]

Girl of course it was the sewer 🤦🏼‍♀️ what did she think it was? I mean i’m so glad she’s okay but damn. If there’s a big tunnel in a ravine, that’s the sewer, and you’re swimming in runoff

[@LuckySpinster.]

3 weeks in the sewers is a hell of a way to detox

[@Myha.Cherie]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pab1381]

And I thought doing it in a bed was rough lol. If they can get through that they can get through anything I’ll say that.

[@ethanmichael17]

💀💀💀💀

[@rosemead4310]

No one can survive 20 days with only one can of ginger ale. You would 10000% be dead by then

[@extragoogleaccount6061]

@@rosemead4310 Swimming in freshwater.....? (Fresh as in not salty, but definitely not fresh)

[@Victoria-vd2li]

"No she aint hurt she just don't got on no clothes." LMFAO WHAT

[@amb_.]

I wish i did laugh but that had me rolling

[@PoptartParasol]

@@lcoq19 literally though, out of all things, someone not having clothes or being in any state of undress is probably the least suprising thing you can come across in Florida LOL

[@GeorgiaJakes7]

Yes I laughed out loud too with that part!!

[@yourinnerlawyer4035]

😂😂😂😂

[@Pottawattamie]

I was walking by and a clown told me to come down and join him I was waiting for that bit was terrified watching in case a red balloon floated up.

[@RooiRokBokkie]

Based on the info given, I am like 80% sure the 2.5 year old girl was abducted then later released likely because of the attention her case was receiving, intimidating the abductor/abductors.

[@missiecombs4807]

This is also what I've always believed.

[@natk4017]

@@dannyspelman1468 it's technically "solved" because she's alive, well, and back home with her family. There's no more case now that's she's found, and we will never have answers because she was so young. 🤷

[@pamelamorris3148]

I believe the same thing. Her entire story doesn't make any sense and she was 100% healthy and nothing physically wrong with her. I think someone grabbed her to keep near by & the publicity scared them and the fact they were still searching and may end up on their doorstep was a good incentive to let her go.

[@58nunzi]

@@missiecombs4807 Then why was she covered in scratches? I think she simply wandered away. Her Mother said herself that she had done it before. We will most likely never know.

[@missiecombs4807]

@@58nunzi she could have been kept in the woods or led through the woods. Scratches could come from pretty much anywhere. Doesn't say for sure with way.

[@merryhunt9153]

With Amber, what mystifies me is why a family that has seen their toddler wander out before doesn't keep the doors locked in a way that she can't undo.

[@lucaslarsonmusic]

i don’t understand how a kid could get out like whattt

[@desiree3488]

A friend of mine had to put a lock high up on her door because while sleeping her toddler let his self out. She woke and found him halfway down the block.

[@babygirlzmommy]

@@desiree3488 I had to do that, then I came out of the bathroom.one day and found my daughter standing on a stool and trying to reach the lock .. thats when I realized I needed to do something else. So we changed the regular lock on my door.. its now one where you need a Key to lock/ unlock it from the inside .. shes safe now. Also had to laugh we changed the lock THEN told the landlord. I basically handed him back the old.lock and a Key to my new lock... he looked at me strange till all Is said was my daughters name and he nodded and smiled. ( my daughter is Special needs and an escape artist) he adores her and was cool with it

[@NeiveVeve]

I experienced this with my twin boys. Put loud sounding alarms that attach to your doors so that it goes off whenever a door gets opened. Install cameras and locks. Keep your children safe! 🙂

[@adriantruesdale6173]

Getting a lock too high could end up bad tho is some cases but yea I get it

[@ananamiss6837]

Ambers story proves that the public, especially the community, should treat every missing child with haste and as if time means life and death

[@txnyafrmhawaii]

not just child, but every person

[@yazplatt]

Fun fact: a different child called Amber went missing decades ago and was found dead. They never found her kidnapper/murderer, but her mother petitioned for laws that publicise missing cases more severely, interrupt news/radio, and send out a larger search team in those first crucial hours and days. That’s how we got the AMBER alert in the US. Before that, public awareness was even worse on missing person’s cases, especially on children’s cases.

[@Epochal_Enigmas]

Steven's story sounds a lot like the case of Hannah Upp. She went for a jog and went missing for weeks only to be found almost drowning in a river. She had no recollection of whatever happened to her, but throughout the time she was missing, she was seen in surveillance camera footages just doing regular stuff in the city. Apparently it's a rare type of amnesia called dissociative fugue, which can cause the sufferer to travel to unexpected places and have no recollection of it. Hannah went missing again in 2017, and to this day, she hasn't been found.

[@JustinaJayne]

So sad. I hope she is ok and found soon.

[@Kimo_Neko]

Maybe that's what happened to the guy from the hoax story

[@livm99]

I was thinking the same... it sounded a ot like her story!

[@RicketyRocketyRoo]

walter white vibes

[@mohamadzaim9365]

In Malay culture, we believe that the missing person was taken by elves(in Malay: bunian) which someone entered 'their' places mostly somewhere in the forest. These cases always happen to hikers, campers or random people. They always found the missing person at the place they had been searching around many times.

[@haileygrey5047]

Someone could have very well taken amber and then realized that they are going not going to stop searching for her etc panicked and brought her to the woods where she managed to wander around and get saved whatever the reason I am just thankful she was brought back alive

[@Batya-Grace]

That’s what I was thinking.

[@bearothacher268]

Agree

[@mylenazvezta8486]

They don't shearch for adn ?

[@whoisharo4689]

So an amber search for Amber.

[@sharkie3491]

That would explain the tire marks - person who took her calls for a ride out of there

[@jennycallaghan3073]

If your child can get out, that's when you add a lock or latch higher up. A friend of mine had to do that.

[@cabinlifeatedensprings1710]

Yes! I had to do that when my 2 year old got out. I was freaking out! Thank God a neighbor saw her and brought her home. We were new to the neighborhood. Had just moved in. I was overjoyed to see the lady carrying my daughter. She walked up just as the police arrived. My husband immediately went to the hardware store and got better locks.

[@captainjoy8976]

I didn't understand why they didn't do that when she had gotten out previously.. poor girl :(

[@nancyr7759]

My daughter is on the spectrum, and we constantly have to add more and more locks and alarms as she gets older because she eventually figures them out. I'm so grateful they found her safe.

[@MandyTalking]

Yup we have a chain lock he couldnt open cuz theyre sneaky lil shits

[@ericab1302]

@@nancyr7759 yes! both of my boys are diagnosed ASD (they're 6 & 4) and they take notions all of the time to do random stuff. My 4yo has just figured out how to unlock the door and decides to go outside all the time. most of the time he'll stay in the front garden but occasionally he decides he's going to the play park at the end of the road. It's one of those locks with a snib so we're not able to lock the door with a key and hide it. Had to take the chain thingy off and reinstall it as far up as I can but if one day he'll probably figure out that if he gets a chair he can reach it. We've only just got to a point with our 6yo where he knows not to do things like that. Genuinely our 18 mo has more of a sense of potential danger. It's like in their heads they remember all of the times they've safely left the house and gone somewhere but don't make the connection that it's us that kept them safe.

[@angelhearon6052]

Dispatchers annoy me sometimes with there dumb questions. “How did she get in there” wtf how would I know 😂

[@Litaverse]

LMAOOO RIGHT

[@damonsalvatore3222]

Likely just an effort to keep them talking and on the phone to focus on what they know happened not what they think happened

[@CrenshawIncorporated]

😂 that’s what I was thinking

[@pwebster8449]

Right

[@nicholedawn7481]

Well the woman that called 911 was talking to the woman in the sewer so the 911 operator probably assumed the caller would just ask the lady in the sewer how she got in there. That doesn't really seem like a dumb question to me, but had the woman in the sewer been dead or unconscious or something that might be a little dumb I guess.

[@sonofsocrates9899]

Who the hell tricked her into going down that sewer? Pennywise? We all float down here..🤡

[@anniej1834]

Nice one ☺️

[@afandifitri]

😂😂😂

[@annieraymakers1138]

Oh hell nah not pennywise who stinks from sewers

[@heatherhartman6474]

Do you like balloons? We all float down here! 🤡 🎈 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@Litaverse]

🤡🤡😂😂😂😂

[@racheld23biscuitsmom42]

Weird update to the storm drain woman: I live in Palm Beach County so this was I my newsfeed. Lyndsey Kennedy was just arrested for hit and run. The weirdest part is that she was also found in a storm drain in Texas at some point.

[@BeansMcGee2421]

Wtf…. She can’t stay out of the drains I swear 😅

[@ttarsi]

Haha I can’t 😂

[@juliemcgugan1244]

🙄Watching too much Nina Turtles…

[@DarrylCross]

So now it's just a matter of time before she goes missing from her cell, to be found in yet another sewer weeks later.

[@Bellaevvy]

Bro what 😭

[@harrylloyd6955]

Blimey, second video. I used to get scared as a child when I lost parents in a supermarket. Can't comprehend what the girl felt if she did actually spend the day in the lonely woods...

[@_Dakodabear]

I mean the only other logical alternative is that she spent the day kidnapped, which is just as scary.

[@deedavis8962]

I would LITERALLY scream if I was separated from my Mother or caretaker in public.

[@toomanymarys7355]

It depends on the kids. Wandering kids usually aren't scared. I was scared. I didn't wander.

[@mylenazvezta8486]

And it was at night. Even me me I would be afraid in the forest at night.

[@Oreloki]

I have a relative with Dissociative identity disorder (DID). When her alternate personalities switch out, she has no recollection of what happens in the time in which she is disassociating. She could be functioning completely normally on the outside, but it isn't her. The longest I've seen her disassociate for was half a day, but it's still the first thing that came to mind with the third case in this video. For someone to disassociate to another personality and continue their life and then suddenly wake up and have no memory of it, that just strikes too familiar of a chord. Or, hey, aliens.

Or drugs, stress, ptsd, hypnosis...

[@barrysentials7226]

Really cool Aliens. They returned him unharmed

[@Ytreouuh]

That’s honestly terrifying…

[@kimberlydecuba]

I have DID also and indeed you are on an auto pilot mode, you see your body doing everything "normally" but it isn't actually you doing all of it 😔 When I get mine it lasts around 1 week and it's sad to see that no one around me notices that it's not me 😔

[@epizzle9232]

This is exactly what I was thinking too.... unless he’s just a liar

[@DoppSkates]

I NEED to know what/how that woman ended up in the storm drain? Why was she naked? Unopened can of ginger ale? Was she swimming through tunnels under water like tomb raider? We deserve to know what the hell happened

[@marisachambers6192]

Can you swim in Florida canals? What about the gators? This story has me shook. Lol

[@admph]

Not tomb raider 😩💀

[@stephaniepeets8013]

THANK YOU! Why was she naked? How is there a door in a canal? Wouldn’t the weight of the water prevent her from opening it? Why was the door unlocked? Was she in the Sewer sewer or was it a storm drain (they aren’t the same thing, right?)? How long was she nursing that random unopened can of ginger ale? If it was a standard 12 oz can, how was that enough fluid that she didn’t die of dehydration after 3 weeks? Even a week spent wandering around storm drains on 12 oz of soda and nothing else seems like a stretch, no? How far away was she found from where she went in? How/where did she sleep? Again, Why Was She Naked? Was she skinny dipping by herself in a canal? Where is the timeline? Where are pictures of the canal and this door?

[@brentspellmeyer8943]

@@stephaniepeets8013 its all bothering me too 😄

[@alastair9486]

That’s hot

[@kittensdaddy3559]

I don't understand why she chose to keep going further into the tunnels. I'm glad she was found alive. I'm wondering if there is more to the story she isn't saying...

[@germantennesseean8438]

She was probably on drugs

[@hunterdavis3003]

Yeah , she was high af

[@runawaylostmymind]

I’d be interested to see an interview of her to see what kind of person she appears to be. I like to explore forbidden places. Honestly those tunnels sound lit. But Um, I feel like she could have also been doing drugs in the tunnels w some other ppl and got lost or something.

[@Carmen-us1ew]

@@germantennesseean8438 My thoughts exactly.

[@whitedragoness23]

@@germantennesseean8438 I agree with the drug theory. She didn’t claim she was kidnapped and she probably was embrassed to admit that she went crazy on her trip

[@vandanamalik1343]

The distance covered by Amber was aerial that means it was actually much more in jungle than what is mentioned in video. Probably she was kidnapped but kidnapper freaked out seeing the search operation for her

[@cicely4144]

that’s what i think too!! there was such an uproar to find her they probably were terrified to keep her any longer. i’m surprised they didn’t get caught dropping her off though

[@ha-kh7ef]

I know man kids can wonder really far. There’s many cases were the child is found miles away from origins

[@coffee5276]

For the little girl, I think she may have been abducted. I’m just glad that there was no sign of anything horrible, which is very clear to see on such a little girl. Glad she’s safe.

[@Anniekelseyty]

You should to the case where the couple got lost in a blizzard and said they saw ppl in the trees.

[@tlh0121]

I first learned of that incident watching Dateline. I was so into and intrigued by the case that afterwards I tried searching for others like it lol.

[@777blazek]

Never heard of this story....But I REALLY WANT TO NOW!!! can I Google this story?

[@nadiananette6430]

@@777blazek I wanna know now too! Lol

[@Crime-mysteries]

@@nadiananette6430 me too 😂

[@queenmab1999]

YES!!! I agree that is a WEIRD case!! Great call!

[@approachingetterath9959]

unsolved mysteries and cases like Steven's make it very clear to me which superpower i want the most desperately: knowing. simply thinking of a mystery and knowing what exactly happened within a couple seconds. unsolved crimes, disappearences and mysteries drive me insane

[@elanaemmanouilidis9467]

Very interesting. Another bizarre disappearance with insane twists that you can cover is the Tromp family in Australia. The family went on a tech-free road trip in a trancelike state where members of the family escaped and came back home. To this day no one in the family has said what really happened and no one knows why they disappeared.

[@gardenlifelove9815]

She was abducted and then brought back by the person because they changed their mind or had a change of heart. That girl got lucky

[@caledunsmore]

It's the only explanation

[@heatherrae3939]

I always tell my kids if someone takes them they would get returned....

[@Haven18]

*Dissociative fugue is a psychiatric disorder characterized by amnesia coupled with sudden unexpected travel away from the individual's usual surroundings and denial of all memory of his or her whereabouts during the period of wandering.* Interesting that Steve chose to enter the field of psychology.

[@buschovski1]

Yeah thats definitley interesting. Him going into Psychology!

[@asdasd01]

I wouldn't say it is interesting. Most psychologists are there because they themselves have issue to begin with. Actually most people that study psychology do so. So I assume he is one of them. No surprise there.

[@statisticserinokripperino]

Amnesia is covered by psychiatry though, not psychology

[@_okino]

@@statisticserinokripperino I took a psych class and this was covered in there

[@artemisiam.8391]

i had one time ago i confirm no memory at all about what have happened before woke up

[@SamtheMan0508]

I knew the first one was going to be Florida even before I saw the palm trees.

[@alliecakes9925]

Me too hahaa

[@meganrobinson2291]

Couldn’t be because they use the phrase “bizarre, bizarre, bizarre”

[@alliecakes9925]

@@lilithlevi9534 ...... Huh????

[@noonecares6592]

That’s just sad lol 😂

[@MarcillaSmith]

@@alliecakes9925 she's originally by mom of much worse

[@Jonathan_Strange]

The 1978 case of Steven Kubacki's disappearance is similar to the story of Hannah Emily Upp (around 1000mi/1600km away in New York/Maryland) who suffered from a dissociative fugue in August 2008. While these stories are fascinating - I do feel sorry for the victims, they must feel so hopeless being unable to account for their actions during the time they were "missing". I had a similar experience while driving once - but it must have lasted only a short while - I just recall "waking up" as I approached an offramp, and feeling horribly lost and confused in "unfamiliar surroundings". It turned out to be around 10km (or 3 highway offramps) away from my "last conscious memory", heading in almost the opposite direction of my intended destination. I slowed down, slowly got my bearings, took the offramp, got back onto the highway and headed on my way again in the other direction. The idea of "losing consciousness" and operating a vehicle at speeds of 120km/h - driving to some unknown destination - was really scary.

[@hightwelve9991]

Aliens

[@Jonathan_Strange]

@@hightwelve9991 Yes Giorgio.

[@baileylove4236]

A couple years ago I was driving home from Las Vegas to Phoenix, Az. I remember getting on the freeway to go home and all of a sudden I “come to” rolling into Kingman, Az which is a two hour drive from Vegas and the halfway point to Phoenix, tho 4 hours had passed. I have no idea what happened. It trips me out, tho I’m glad there’s someone else who has experienced this.

[@cherrybomb3033]

@@baileylove4236 My sister, her hubby, my two teenage neices, my two teenage kids, and myself went on vacation to Washington from where we live in Utah. My sister has taken this trip for the past three years, and it is a 15-16 hr drive each way. We broke it up in to two days on the way there, and the way back staying at a hotel at the 8 hr halfway mark. On the way there it took about 7-8ish hours each day like we expected. On the way home we lost so many hours with no explanationas to why. We made it to the hotel at the halfway point about 7 or so hours in like expected, but on the way home it took us almost 16 hours when it shouldn't have taken no more than 8! It was like no matter how much we drove we were not reaching our destination points. We all kept pointing out that it was taking way too long to get to our pit stops. We all felt like we were in some weird time warp. I have never experienced anything like it in my life. It was like time was being lost, and not knowing or being able to account for where it had gone. The best way I could describe how it felt was like going down a hallway that just kept getting longer as you walked with no end in sight (like on horror movies).

[@mirasheikh4717]

People have speculated that Agatha Christie’s disappearance was something similar, if I remember correctly…

[@dustinlongo5995]

I watched the whole video and realized I’ve seen it already. I’m not disappointed though. Love your channel 💕💕

[@chapter45reset93]

Wow 😳😳 I'm glad she is okay...she must have been down there in the drains chilling with the ninja turtles ....how she survive for 20 days 😱😱😱that's scary

[@christinastrong1954]

She ordered dominoes

[@epizzle9232]

She prob was chillin somewhere getting fucked up.. then decided a bizarre story was the way to get out of it

[@tianthee]

If her version is true... and she was swimming with her boyfriend..... why didn't he report her lost / missing? Like did she wander into the drain pipe and he was like... (looks at watch) I'm done swimming, yo babe you coming, no, ok drop by when you done....

[@JoeyL1]

@@tianthee They did report her missing. Watch from 5:07 they say news sources say she was reported missing 3 weeks prior to her discovery

[@syasenns294]

It is odd no one missed her 🤔

[@Wolfprincess90]

The mother says her daughter often does bad things and makes bad decisions... well that's not good. Something else must be going on in her head because I wouldn't think it would be normal behavior to continuing to explore an unknown tunnel under the water. Once she realizes it was other tunnels branching off she should have head back I hope the city check this door and lock it up.

[@jacquelinedeigan776]

Glad everyone was found alive and well. Can't imagine the horror and relief of the little girl's parents.

[@sswan3192]

Steven's is actually the least mysterious of the bunch for me. It's probably just another case of dissociative fugue amnesia. Many people go through it and it can last for years. It's usually brought on by an unresolved trauma and something at the lake triggered an episode.

[@isami89]

I also think that he had suffered a dissociative fugue.

[@davidw6193]

The most likely answer is that Steven is lying. People lying is alot more common than dissociative fugue.

[@isami89]

​@@davidw6193 Why would he lie so long? I, on my own, had several seizures when I lost awareness (in my case, because of epilepsy). First I was at one place, and later I had seen another, many meters from the first. My cousin also told me about her workmate, who once has been doing something, she did not know/remember about. So it is not much impossible for this man that he suffered the fugue then.

[@davidw6193]

@@isami89 It's definitely possible but it's much more likely he is lying.

[@dilaisy_loone2846]

Isn’t it a little too long tho? I tough episodes tended to be short in time

[@2MORROW432.]

First of all if I see a door under water I will not be curious to open it.

[@sheenameadows7760]

She was found in a storm drain here in Dallas Texas looks like she’s on the move

[@dalhousieDream]

Really? 😵‍💫

[@mylenazvezta8486]

She want maybe discover USA under the earth. She will does her USA tour 😁

[@hollyhayes1313]

How do you get into a storm drain?!?!

[@vampirequeen953]

Bizarre but extremely disturbing!! Absolute craziness!! WOW!! All my love to my EWU crew!!

[@duncanhaluta1710]

I know a person with DID. When he disassociates he has no memory of the events, but on the outside he acts like a normal person. Those who know him can tell the differences when he is disassociating, but to a stranger they wouldn't know. It's rare for him to have an event - in fact he has only had five in his 32 years of life - and the 3rd story sounds exactly like that.

[@erikgilson1687]

The Amber Smith case has never been that weird to me. Toddlers have abnormal amounts of energy and there's no way ones going to stay in one place in a forest let alone in someone's yard or house, so her showing up in a place they'd already checked is in no way surprising

[@lucystoner]

It's also very common to miss people during searches, much more than I think a lot of ppl realize. Many times bodies have been found in places already searched. :(

[@tessmoore3762]

@@lucystoner Yes, and if its very dense woods it would be easy to miss her.

[@tinkiebenadie3770]

My grandson was about 2 years old when they lived on a rugged farm with lots of hills far out of society. They always kept him inside the yard, because it was dangerous to let him out of their sight. One day, while I was visiting, I decided to take him for a walk. Lol, once I opened the gate, he ran!!!! I struggled to keep up with him! It was like he was enoying the freedom and been curious of what's outside there. We continuoud for about 30 min before he got tired and went slower as tine goes on. It was so funny and weird. He didn't allow me to pick him up as I think he was afraid I'll take him back home and he wanted to explore. So I let him explored untill he eventually got to tired, then I picked him up and took him home. So I thoroughly believe this story. I just thank God watching over this little girl during night time! She must have been so afraid, shame.

[@PapaRocks777]

I knew a person in college that suddenly disappeared. Missing for about 2 weeks until she called her boyfriend. She claims to have no recollection of what happened. Traveled 1.4k miles to the Grand Canyon with some stranger. Find out that this is her 2nd or 3rd time disappearing.

[@saphirefoxirl]

I've read about things like that. I think it's called a dissociative fugue but not certain.

[@whitedragoness23]

@@saphirefoxirl like the brain just blacks out and they can’t remember? Imagine it this was an actual condition

[@saphirefoxirl]

@@whitedragoness23 Yea, I think so. I looked it up to check I got the name right and yea, a dissociative fugue is a condition listed in the DSM-5 that sounds a lot like hat the OP mentioned. Here's a wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugue_state

[@deedavis8962]

I honestly heard of this too its called cheating and having a selective memory.

[@Skittlezz0503]

can also be known as DID "Dissociative Identity Disorder" ( i have DID and it suck ass some times) but its when there is essentially another person controlling your own body, and more often then not, you dont remember anything that happens while the Alter (preferred term) is in control. I, myself, have small moments when i dissociate where i remember little moments but when i come back to, i dont remember 90% of things

[@Mardasee]

The woman found in the sewage system reminds me of an old 1960s horror movie titled "CHUD". CHUD was short for "Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dweller"

[@Penny.Dreadful.formally.known.]

lol that movie was from the 80's

[@Mardasee]

@@Penny.Dreadful.formally.known. no, CHUD was released back in the 1960s. It was a B grade movie. I was too young when the movie was released and so I couldn't go to a theater to watch it. I asked a neighbor who was in his twenties about the movie and he laughed and told me about the movie. The advertisement trailers on television were exciting and so he thought the movie was going to be good. I saw the trailer advertisements too on TV. He went to the drive-in theater to watch it but it turned out to be another boring B movie and so he wound up making out with his girlfriend instead in the backseat of the car.

[@Penny.Dreadful.formally.known.]

@@Mardasee That is very interesting to know about this film I have loved for so long. I can't find anything about the 60s film online, but I have no reason to doubt you. The 80's films were terrible, too (I believe there were 3) but the first one was great. It was so bad it was good.

[@thegroove2000]

I watched it when I was a kid. Shit myself.

[@tonyharvey6597]

Homer Simpson knew about the CHUD's

[@marisachambers6192]

Swimming in a Florida canal seems unwise. What about gators? 😳

[@MandyTalking]

Naked on top of that lol

[@Kari.F.]

Three weeks surviving on one can of soda? If that's true, she's superhuman, or it was one ginormous can of soda. People die from dehydration in a few days. She was actually conscious after three weeks. Anyone with some knowledge of physiology would be sceptical to this one.

[@afandifitri]

“A ginormous can of soda” 😂😂

[@MandyTalking]

Might have been a big gulp lol

[@caleandpepking8101]

I didn't eat anything for 17 days and atm have only had a small can of tuna & a few crackers every few days or so for a few weeks now .it's definitely possible Ev so her story is exceptionally odd af .

[@Arizona_lilly]

Well she had plenty of water to drink

[@septbaaby]

@@Potatoe-f6u I believe you can go a bit longer than a few days with nothing to drink.

[@CoyoteSeven]

Sounds like that last guy suffered a dissociative fugue.

[@vickit7149]

I suffered a fugue state episode. Seven years are gone, my children are angry that I don’t remember things about them. My friends and family say I was different but they didn’t even consider a fugue state. It’s weird, everything is familiar but it’s also like being in a hotel, it doesn’t feel like home.

[@eartheclipse8]

7 years!! this is most likely what happened to that guy. Did you "wake up" one day with only your memories from 7 years ago?

[@vickit7149]

@@eartheclipse8 I did literally “wake up”, I woke up in our home, I had no memory of moving into this house but honestly the worst part was finding out my children were seven years older. One has gone to college and the twins will follow her later this year. I feel like I’ve been robbed of my time with them. I’m afraid Of my own mind, will it happen again??

[@vickit7149]

@@eartheclipse8 if was the end of 2019, I didn’t really think about my kids initially tbh, we moved into our home in 2014, just before my “coma”(fugue state episode) started. I didn’t even remember seeing this house. It was the middle of the night, it’s really indescribable. I couldn’t find a light switch and when I finally saw my kids i wept and I still feel guilty, I know it’s not my fault but as a mom I just feel such shame for not being there with my kids when I should’ve been but I was here see, it’s a cluster fuck. It affected my memory horribly, I put Post-it notes all over to remind me of things, my husband treats me like one of his patients and my family thinks I’m nuts now. My biggest fear is that it will happen again because as fucked up as I am now at least I know it’s me..

[@katelynncheyanne2937]

@@vickit7149 That’s got to be so hard to go through, not only losing 7 years of your life but to just wake up one day and your kids are halfway grown. I can’t imagine, I wish you all the best and I hope you start to feel at home again ❤️

[@vickit7149]

@@katelynncheyanne2937 that’s incredibly kind, thank you. I try taking each day at a time but the worst part is I fear it could happening again.

[@Loyal_beauty87]

I could only imagine how the partners felt with this child missing. Thank God she's ok.

[@animagi6844]

alien 1: so uhh... this is awkward... but which outer covering and belonging goes to which hooman again?? alien 2: goddamit steve! I told you to always put them into labeled containers so we know which stuff goes to which hooman after they're done with the probing!

[@mamobee]

Imagine being the guy that ended up with his skis and snow clothing 😂

[@corrinehoward1999]

Well he did end up in the Berkshires. Apparently the aliens like vacationing there.

[@stephanienoblet8503]

Lol 😂 I can’t stop 🛑 laughing 😂

[@youallthinkyouknow1314]

They just found her again in a storm drain. It was just on the news. They took her to a crazy ward.

[@valkyrja--]

It's called a psych ward, not everyone there is "crazy"

[@SFBL1]

@Robin Eww, why would you call it that?

[@IMissMrKitty]

The technical term is Behavioral Health Unit.

[@sweeney8845]

I mean I've been to a psych ward because I was too drunk but I laughed at crazy Ward tbh. Or in my experience the GETMETHEFUCKOITTAHERE" place

[@miss_anthropy]

If my child has gotten out of the house before, I think I'd make sure it wasn't so easy to do again 🤔

[@me-ig3xi]

to the 1 person who reads this: you are cool and adorable stay safe!🤩🥰

[@cloraformsgood5340]

Very cool thankyou 👍

[@victoriacoman8224]

Thank you ☺👍

[@pepcore]

Thanks. You too. 😎

[@Dc-oe8qe]

Your pretty kool for saying that.😎

[@jennifermatherne2113]

I read affordable. Made me feel like a cheap hooker 🤷‍♀️

[@MooseSquirrelX]

You need to do a follow up on that first case (the women in the storm drain) because she got rescued from another storm drain! Her name is Lyndsey Kennedy and months after being saved from that California storm drain she was again rescued this time from a storm drain in Grand Prairie Texas. Articles about her admit she has mental health difficulties which is not hard to believe considering that this keeps happening to her.

[@1ktruth]

I always wish that these people that get lost then come back in different places would get hypnotized to see what they really remember

[@septbaaby]

I was literally wondering the same. I like your idea.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Narrator: “They realized someone was trapped in the sewer drain” Me: OMG It’s Pennywise 😱 DON’T go near it 😂

[@awesomeblossom6156]

My first thought as well lol

[@lily-joyheal9954]

"she has a history of doing odd things" this made me laugh

[@AMKmusic96]

That second story reminds me of something I did when I was 4 years old. My family was at our beach house in Ocean City New Jersey. Our house was on a corner and the beach was about 3 large intersections away with 2 smaller side streets in between. My parents were apparently taking too long to pack for the beach so I decided to walk there myself. After all the frantic packing, my parents were finally ready and noticed I wasn’t there. They couldn’t find me in the house so in a panic they ran outside and they could see me down the way already having crossed 2 of the 3 busy intersections at 4 years old. My father then ran to catch up to me 🤣 I was very lucky there weren’t any weirdos driving around I could have very easily been taken or even hit by a car I must have had someone up above looking our for me

[@Melifanatique]

My little brother was around the age of Amber when he did the same thing as her. We lived in front of a forest where we often went in for a walk. My mother was busy birnging back groceries to our house and she thought my little brother was sleeping in his baby seat in the car,...When she came back the car door was opened, my two years old brother wasn't sitting in there (the belt taken off) and the dog was also missing. She reacted much like the father in the amber case, then called the police. She called my step-father who was at work and he left everything (including his clients and coworker in the middle of a reunion) to come and look for him with the police too but got trapped int he traffic jam for an hour and a half. The police went to look for the forest but found nothing, and our neighbor where looking around. Honestly at this point the police thought he was taken because there was no way in their mind a two years old kids could have taken off his belt and opened the door alll on his own. When my step-father came back, he claimed "i know where he is" and went directly in the forest witht eh officer. He told use that when he was trapped in the traffic jam he forbid himself ot think about someone taking his son (as it was too awful) and thought instead of how a two years old mind could work and why would he get out of the car -and then where he would go-. He though "i'm two years old, my dad forbid me to cross the road, i go to the forest to play maybe, thinking it's time for a walk? Then once in the forest, you take the easiest way, path that get down rather than up, with less vegetation, but funny space to climb or run" he was very scared because there is a river in the forest where we lived and while my brother knew how to swim at this age + the dog is specialized in saving people from drowning - he feared he might go there. Anyways he rushed there, and they found my little brother almost all the way to the next city, he had followed the path that went down. The dog was with him and he busy playing with a stick. Of course the officers took him immediately to the hopsital to examine him and then interrogated my step father because hell, that was weird. But they found nothing that said my brother was mistreated like amber, just coherent bruises with a walk inside the forest. (Though the dog did growl at the officer when she NEVER growl). Anyways he was found safe and sound and was told to NEVER wander out in the forest on his own ever again. Also he showed us he could open the door and take off his seat belt like no problem. Two years old can do more than what you might think. Anyway, now he is 21 and doesn't remember much but we're all glad he got out of this okay. This amber case is so like my little brother, sorry i couldn't help sharing it becaue well, it is weird xD

[@kemetnikco9156]

THAT SHYT IS SCARY AF I WOULD'VE BEEN CRYING THA WHOLE TYME TRAPPED UNDERGROUND ☹️🥺 😳

[@kemetnikco9156]

@H N HA HA BITCH

[@pricklypear7516]

I'm pretty skeptical about her entire story. A series of "doors" in the canal? Three weeks with only a can of ginger ale? I'm betting she ran off and had a few weeks with a "friend," and came back needing to cook up a story so bizarre no one would believe it, but no one could disprove it either.

[@Bb-bk5xg]

🐱 🐈

[@pamelamorris3148]

@@pricklypear7516 I agree. For fact that she could not have survived on one can of ginger ale for 20 day's is impossible in itself. She would have been having to drink her own urine to survive at all past the maximum of 5 day's and that is being extremely generous on time. If you've ever heard of the 3,3,3 rule, it is 100% true in survival. 3 minutes for air, 3 day's for water, & 3 week's for food, those are the deadly three and with all the information available at our fingertips it's very easy to know this story doesn't add up. There's been people missing in mountains & have kept alive drinking their own urine, even drinking their own blood or rather sucking their blood for proteins, even losing fingers and toes from frostbite, etc. All of them barely moving when finally found and in bad shape, including survivalists stranded by freak accidents. To still not know what or how she survived makes me feel she took off and purposely had someone report her missing to pop back up weeks later in a storage drain, slightly dehydrated.

[@thegroove2000]

Ha ha ha. You could shout HELP..

[@markygonzales4589]

The last one puzzled me, maybe he had hit his head during skiing and lose his memories.

[@daffers2345]

I think he also could have had some sort of weird petit mal seizure that messed up his brain. Who knows.

[@septbaaby]

How could he lose the memories yet be able to recall almost every detail???

[@martijnmakkkinga2886]

Optimus Prime telling us crime/mystery stories! That's awesome! Big fan Optimus! 👍🏻✊🏻👏🏻💪🏼

[@jflorence5133]

😂😂😂

[@tubeofnoob4683]

I heard the nine about the storm drain the other day but once again your narration is superior 😁❤

[@Kat-fw7vv]

I just saw this story in a Mr. Ballin video. Absolutely crazy.

[@amandasusanne4657]

Great weekend.. just bingeing on very well done EWU videos!

[@YTjennifer]

The storm drain chick: Over two months later, she was in a storm drain in Grand Prairie, Texas. She supposedly has a mental illness and is a heavy drug user (according to various news articles). The Texas incident - police were looking for her for some reason, and when they approached her, she scurried into the drain system, eventually climbing out on her own and being taken to a psychiatric hospital. Some articles are withholding her name, citing her mental issues, but others have no such qualms. She was arrested in Florida in 2015 for grand theft auto, burglary of an unoccupied structure, and providing false information to a pawnbroker, and she is currently listed with the Florida Dept of Corrections as being an "absconder/fugitive" from felony probation supervision.

[@thegroove2000]

The sewer girl thought she was a ninja turtle for a minute.

[@audball8003]

With everyone saying Amber's parents were bad at parenting or they should have tried harder. Let me tell you! I have a little sister, who was at the same/around the same age of 2 years old - 6 years old once upon a time. Would decide to get candy in the middle of the night. She would push something like a chair or stool up to the counter. She would climb onto the counter, she would climb onto the fridge to get into the shelves above the fridge to eat candies. My parents even had to duct tape the fridge shut at night, so she wouldn't steal cheese. She loved cheese. My little cousin did similar things, except he would run outside at the same age. He would unlock the door, he would even climb up onto stools to unlock the door to get outside. Children are smart and will become professional rogues, escape artists, thieves, etc... when it comes to what they want. Have a child who decided they want something, for example, Amber wanted to be outside. You cannot watch a child 24/7, so yes, those children make parenting difficult, but they are not bad parents. lmao. Bad parenting would be her parents not reporting her missing, not dedicating themselves to finding her, not worrying, etc... Those would be bad parents, but they did all those things because they care for and love their daughter. Add-on: I am glad that they found her safe and sound. That would have been horrible to find her any other way.

[@jamesboston8131]

Thank you for all the Interesting and insightful videos EWU. Keep up the GREAT work.entertaining us all...

[@thebusinesswoman23]

For the last one... I have two main theories.. . That is, if he didn't just purposefully run away. 🤷‍♀️ - he has Dissociatve Identity Disorder and didn't know it. - he went thru a dissociative Fugue State or episode, not remembering who he was and started his life in another area with no memories of his past and true identify . 🤷‍♀️🙏

[@septbaaby]

Your first theory is he purposefully ran away..... you clearly need to re listen to the story.

[@thebusinesswoman23]

@@septbaaby ... ? I said "I have two main theories.. . That is, if he DIDN'T just purposefully run away. " So, that means, in my 2 theories, I'm eliminating the possibility that he was aware of all his decisions and actions . Then I stated my two theories, separated by the dashes /bullet points. BOTH of which are conditions where he would NOT be aware of his actions/behaviors. ☝ D.I.D. *and* Fuge States are both conditions where you have memory lapses or loss in general. You have no recollection of what your past life or personality is /was. The person can act completely out of character , with ZERO memory of it all. These conditions literally eliminate any purposeful "running away from his life" type situation , and that was my point. In my Original comment, I believe i explained myself fairly "clearly" and in lamens terms. 🤷‍♀️

[@brookef6395]

I love the EWU But I really wish they would put pictures with all of their stories because it gives you a better feel like when you can see the actual persons face I wish they would start including pictures and all their stories it would make me wanna watch it even more but I end up using it as a last resort but I can’t find anything else to watch that sucks

[@TottenLovesDrawing]

You guys are amazinggg!!! 💕💕🐺🐺

[@randycassidy198]

This should be a good one!

[@madenabyss6981]

There is no way anyone can walk that distance in such a short time and crossing a road at 2 years old that's over 2 kilometers

[@secretgirlnow]

She was gone for 24 hours. Thats literally 0.083 km/h. Absolutely possible

[@lynnettedickinson7865]

Absolutely love it when I get my notifications through letting me know that my favourite KZbin creators have uploaded a new video.Yass thanks a lot for uploading this video done 💯 as usual EWU CREW WERE YOUSE AT?.💜❤️♥️💗

[@cenotvph9350]

Was waiting for one to drop

[@contentjunkie959]

So glad i found this channel. I absolutely love love love it

[@2MORROW432.]

For some reason Amber's story reminds me of the thriller "Mama".

[@cindypachuau4731]

This man’s narration is the best

[@TrumpedUp888]

Anyone that stupid to explore alligator and python infested storm drains should not procreate...EVER!

[@orcashadow8989]

Well she was probably already in menopause, so... haha

[@MandyTalking]

@@orcashadow8989 at 43? Omg stop thats not that old lolll

[@elinalukaziak693]

@@MandyTalking Menopause doesn't just happen to older women, a 13 year old girl went through it.

[@nataliestillwell7430]

imagine losing fifteen months of your life in the blink of an eye, my heart goes out to him and his family im glad he returned alive not everyone does

[@andreaduran4949]

Regarding the story of the first woman, victims who are kept in the dark for days with no human contact lose sense of time/days. They might think it’s been weeks when it’s only been a few days and vice versa. Or she entered through some weird dimensional portal.

[@HannahMattox]

Could you imagine being in Stephen's situation? 😳 Just waking up one day and realizing you've lost over a year of your life? Like... Jesus. 😳

[@whoaaaitsyddd]

The third one is just too perfect. The guy's last memory just so happened to be the last clue that police had? His footprints next to the lake? Come on.

[@lindslori]

😂😂 thinking the same thing. Sounds sus

[@chlayaal825]

I read online she was found AGAIN in another sewer, her name is Lyndsey Kennedy. 😳

[@tonyprice2256]

lol Was she naked again?

[@mangot589]

All I could think of what a whopping UTI/yeast infection this woman was going to have. She’ll have been lucky if she didn’t get parasites too.

[@Pottawattamie]

You sound like Eddie from IT but yes I agree and I wouldn't have drank from a can out of the sewer no way even to save my life.

[@justacellist3989]

So, I googled the first story and the woman had to be rescued out of another drainage pipe in Texas in May.

[@cjvaye99]

"her mother described her daughter as having a history of doing odd things, and making bad decisions" I'll say 👁️👄👁️

[@kaceyhartling1422]

I am new to this channel but it is GOLD

[@brandomfpv2539]

Thank you for this here in Canada the lock down sucks not much to do

[@runawaylostmymind]

Wow! So glad this had a happy ending! (Missing girl story) I do believe someone likely took her and then got scared and dropped her off on the side of the road.

[@andrewward2010]

I think that Amber Smith was hidden under some bushes when the helicopter flew over looking for Amber and if people walked past shouting her name she was scared so kept quiet. If not that then strange how she disappeared and then reappeared. I've heard Steven Kubacki case before. Very strange. I think if you do exploring again you should go to Saugatuck at Lake Michigan and see if anything mysterious happens.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

“It was unclear if she ate anything while in the sewers” Then it was discovered she was down there 3 weeks And it occurred to me WHAT she would have eaten while down there 💩 🤢🤮

[@beccagee5905]

It was a storm drain, not a sewer.

[@cip7068]

15 months how do you not remember what you ate, what you drank, where you slept WEIRD! You made my day that that little girl was found 😀🙏👍

[@Kk.Nyx.]

"She Ain't Hurt, She Just Don't Got On No Clothes." I Can Not 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@taylorrmariex3]

I looked up the girl that was lost in the storm drain and apparently she did it again just this year!!

[@benisaten]

3 weeks in a sewer with only a can of gingerale? They alllllll float!

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

That Steven disappearance? ALIENS. Totally believe he was abducted by aliens at the edge of that lake.

[@Ace-rh9hx]

Who the hell goes swimming and finds a door and keeps goddamn going? I mean really natural selection eats some of y’all up 😂

[@starlasylvonibuffalodeserl1665]

For 20 day wow that poor woman and that poor 2 year old girl.wow a blessing she was found

[@noneyourbiz8886]

Doing weird stuff and odd things sounds like an interesting Tuesday 😏. At this point, I believe people are capable of just about anything.

[@lucaslarsonmusic]

why is nobody talking about Stevens story? this is crazy. i’m glad everybody is ok especially steven. he woke up in the middle of nowhere and didn’t know what happened…

[@epowell4211]

Yeah, it is kinda freaky. I imagine if he were lying about it, at some point the interrogators would see a crack. The fact he "woke" in the midst of what seemed normal life (well prepared for exploring/hiking, just not with what he started out with) is the most bizarre part to me. It's almost like he got set for making journey home, then memory of his time missing deleted. This kind of crazy stuff helps fuel the "alien abduction" believers. What little I know of how the brain works, amnesia to that degree would be the result of some physical or emotional trauma. If it were physical, I'd think there would be some sign, and he might have ongoing brain function issues. Is that enough talk? lol

[@thatonerazormain8223]

@@epowell4211 i think there's a mental condition that makes you forget a large part about an occurence in your life that happened not too long ago i forgot what it's called tho, so he may have travelled/been taken there and fainted but forgot all about it

[@HannahMattox]

Always good to hear from The Raven.