Strange Camping Disappearances

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey, back from my stay at the lake district national park here in the UK and (just) managed to get this video done for today. The first disappearance is here is pretty wild honestly, do let me know your thoughts. And have a good weekend all, be safe

[@elizabethbrent7827]

LOVE your content ! Thank you !! Elizabeth Aurora , Illinois- USA

[@giveitwhatyouvegot]

Thanks for the upload… love your channel….❤😎👍

[@darrenglick100]

That's just a mind blowing...reminds me of the man who went missing at Lake Michigan ...skis were found at lip of the lake but the man was eventually found somewhere else (I believe California)

[@angela3524]

To me. Sounds like he fell out of the boat. Prob hit his head, which would explain him not remembering anything and then his pure instincts kicked in. Which means all common sense and emotions went out the window. Thankfully OUR big friend 🦶 helped him and guided him to safety ;) 🦶

[@khworker1322]

Sounds like Mr Rockwood got the deluxe abduction package. Or what else could this be? Yikes

[@robertrosicki9290]

My call on the first case of Charles .... He had a series of " mini strokes" at the lake, became disorientated, wandered off in a state of total confusion. His level of fitness and military background would explain his ability rise above the physical effects and remain mobile. 20 days later in Arizona still badly disorientated and after a few drinks at a bar he has a more severe stroke. That stroke explains the head injury from the resulting fall and also the paralysis to his left side.

[@Kush333]

interesting analysis.... definitely makes me think🤔

[@thecrippledone3325]

👁️👄👁️ aliens

[@bobbeezel2593]

Or....maybe the whole thing is BS because there’s absolutely no record online about this mans existence

[@P9rkour90]

@@AnthonyBurton interesting thanks for doing the research! Makes me wonder if this channel just made it up to get views?

[@michaelweimer2499]

I had a series of mini strokes when I was in my early 20s and it never made me disoriented. And if it did it was very short lived and more likely it would've prevented him from getting up and worst case scenario he would've been found unresponsive at his camp. He wouldn't have wondered off while having a stroke. A stroke would make a person incapable of moving great distances and most likely would prevent him from going far. I think it was a dogman maybe.

[@JS-ob4oh]

3 points I want to make: 1) Finding skeletal remains of anything in the wilderness is not common or easy. Ask yourself how many times while walking through a wooded area have you come across the remains of anything? So it does not surprise me that human remains can go undetected. 2) Dogs are not infallible. While their sense of smell is far more sensitive and developed than humans, when someone goes hiking into a wilderness they tend (especially in colder climate) to wear several lays of clothing which acts as insulation from the cold, but also "seals off" body from coming into contact with the surroundings and leaving traces of their scent. 3) Thermal imaging scopes are also not what many people believe them to be. For instances, in a heavily forested area with tall trees and extensive canopy of branches and leaves, this can be sufficient to block a person's body heat from being detected from above. Thermal imaging scopes are not X-ray machine. Plus, if the person is wearing head gear or hood, this will also limit the amount of heat given off because we lose most of our body heat from our head.

[@AmyAnnLand]

While the rest of what you say is true, the last part is a myth. The myth that you lose most of your body heat through your head is false. The head only represents about 10% of the body's total surface area. If the head were to lose even 75% of the body's heat, it would have to lose about 40 times as much heat per square inch as every other part of your body. In reality, we lose most of our body heat through exposed areas of skin that are not covered. The amount of heat we lose through our heads is proportional to the rest of our bodies.

[@amethyst1826]

Plus, it's recommended not to use perfumes or aftershaves, etc, because wild animals can smell them!!

[@VaningenVan]

Work all weekend 6pm to 6am Right around 11pm or 12 pm and every okes gone I turn on this channel and man all alone this hits the spot I've listened to everything and prob did it way more than once.. Please don't stop you keep the night creep af and makes the time go by fast when I'm always looking over my shoulder Again THANK YOU!!

[@brandymcnamee7880]

It doesn't matter how fit or experienced someone is, there will always be a possibility of unforeseen circumstances, especially in the the wilderness, that no manner of planning, fitness, or level of expertise can account for. I completely understand why loved ones and search teams hold on so tightly to those ideas, though. It gives people hope to believe the odds are in the missing person's favor, but sometimes it seems like this mindset lends itself to developing a kind of tunnel vision that can hinder the search. I'm not here to lecture the men and women who put their own lives on the line to find complete strangers in the wilderness on how to do their jobs. I certainly couldn't do what they do, I'd just wind up with my own missing person's flyer and entry in a Top Mysteries vid. It's easy to go through these cases and say, _"Oh, well, they should have done this."_ or _"Why in the world did they do _*_that?"_* because hindsight is 20-20. Honestly, It's just the fact that these SAR teams do the best they can with what they've got, in some cases, seemingly leaving no stone unturned, and _still_ never uncover a single clue as to what happened, I mean... *_people shouldn't be able to just disappear from the face of the earth without a trace,_* ...but they do. To me, that's the mother of existential crises. I don't believe that closure truly exists, at least not as we collectively define it, but I hope the left behind someday, somehow, find their answers, because not knowing is _so_ much worse than even finding your loved one deceased. I can't bring their person back, but I can send prayers and love to the families and friends, and wish peace to the lost, wherever they are. It's not much, but it's all I've got. Edit: And please, for the sake of everyone who holds you dear, if you're going out, *TELL SOMEBODY.* (Preferably, more than one somebody, even if it's just to the corner store down the block. As intriguing as I find these cases, I don't want your name to be added to the missing persons/cold case/Top Mysteries roster.

[@no_peace]

Telling people where you're going and when you'll be back is one of the most important things you can do in your life in general but especially when going into the woods or somewhere else you could be stuck, hurt, without help. Like I drive in the country for a living so I have my location on and my sister knows about when I'll be back and that she should look for me. There was that story of the athlete who fell and shattered her pelvis, maybe some other bones.. the only reasons she survived were 1) she is superhuman and 2) she told someone about her trip and the person started to get worried She was just out there on the ground for 3 days. She was an ultralight elite athlete and it was a short run for her, so she didn't have anything with her at all

[@maggiejane6327]

Very well said 👍🙏

[@fourfurrypotatoes]

I wouldn't worry about wild animals out in the back country, I would worry about crazy people out there.

[@CaptainLicorice]

The last thing I want to run into the deep woods is another person. Animals can be unpredictable but people are completely unpredictable

[@catatrinewilkinson5904]

Yeah. Cuz we're just poor sex craved rednecks that also eat human meat I think we also live in caves oh we also will attack stuff what is it I'm supposed to do when we see u in the back woods. Our back yard. I was going to offer u a beer. But I'm cool with ur ideas as well

[@gyrlgeorge]

💯

[@meredithisme3752]

Me too everywhere for sure

[@mycommentpwnz]

Exactly. Especially considering the rise in lunatics participating in witchcraft and the occult. Its nearly mainstream now. Jay Z and Beyonce promoting that RL witch. That Black Rapper chick "live streaming" while she cleans up three years of animal sacrifices in her basement. Etc.

[@n8rlvr876]

Having a bad back day…. You just made it better. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO❤️

[@brianmarek6159]

Hope you feel better soon, been there, done that, I know how you feel. Hope you get some relief soon.

[@celticberts3207]

Fixed your back did he. While making this video at the same time. Very impressive 😁👍.

[@mcoupe69]

Magnesium vitamins did wonders for my back pain (I’ve destroyed it from skateboarding) if you haven’t tried it already might be worth a shot 🤷‍♂️

[@brianmarek6159]

@@mcoupe69 really, interesting, I wonder if it would work 4 knee pain 2. Thx for the info

[@oneoflokis]

@@celticberts3207 A distraction is as good as a pill..

[@irisjanemay1903]

People need to watch their children like hawks. I work at a school. We have about 30 preschoolers. 4 are what we call "runners". These children will randomly take of and just keep running until you catch them. They don't respond to being called or head to any specific spot. They will just keep going until they become to tired. They mostly outgrow this as they get older, but autistic or down syndrome children sometimes don't. They're behavior is completely illogical, and so all these disappearance shows that think these children disappearing or going such long ways is strange aren't taking this into account. These children are terrifying to take care of because if they get out of sight you might lose them for good.

[@mamadoom9724]

I have been bingeing this channel like crazy. I’m going to be bummed when I’ve seen them all.

[@jokesonyou1373]

Why? There's only 3676 other channels that deal with this subject!! Lmfao

[@eamonnbyrne8400]

Love hearing the wolf howling I know I'm in for a treat. Thanks Adam.

[@fastdogcobra]

The best missing persons channel on KZbin! Thanks Adam!

[@giantfatberg]

Missing Persons Mysteries is good and The Missing Enigma is my favorite

[@luvbeinghiswife1148]

When Top Mysteries uploads it's gonna be a good day 😊

[@cosmicshy637]

Thank you for another awesome upload, Adam! Ready to get bizarre. Have a great weekend! 🕊

[@MissingVoidTV]

You too Cosmic

[@emkay4960]

You are one of my favorite narrators. You have such a sweet, pleasant style.

[@ExploreOhioWilderness]

Crazy to hike alone🤔Terrific content.. thank you for the work you are doing

[@nikkid7963]

I agree, I know so many guys who hike alone. As a woman I won’t even walk in secluded parks alone.

[@ariesarielsful]

Ok ✅ I’ve hiked alone my entire life. And now I live in the city. I go to parks alone too. I’m a single /fit/ woman. Get a grip.

[@ExploreOhioWilderness]

@@ariesarielsful I saw a mountain lion larger than my husband in my back yard, 20 feet from me-I live in Ohio, a place cougars are not supposed to exist; then there’s homeless heroine addicts living in the woods because city officials kicked them out🤔Talking down to me when I have REASONABLE concerns for not wanting to mushroom hunt/hike alone IN MY AREA shows your lack of situational awareness-I’m not WHERE you are.. hike alone here with that terrible attitude and it might be the last hike you ever take.

[@keelyemerine-mix1051]

Adam, you are a top-notch investigator and storyteller, and you seem to be a thoroughly decent man. Good job.

[@creenation6609]

Hello & Welcome back Adam. Hope you got to do some relaxing as well as the outstanding effort, work & research you put into your videos!! Take care & stay safe Sir. 🦅

[@kathyrn7423]

Hey Adam thanks for the upload. Always look forward to hearing from you. Your research is so indepth and thorough. It is greatly appreciated. Cheers from an ocean away. 🇨🇦🍁👩‍🍳

[@martharobison3184]

Hey Adam 👋 Really enjoyed hearing these cases. Very interesting &, dare I say, bizarre! The stats on missing ppl was staggering! I would love to hear some recent stats, if that's possible. Ty so much for the effort & research you put into bringing us these informative videos❣️ I do hope you enjoyed your time at the state park & got to relax a bit. 😃

[@sandrafaith]

Always enjoy your videos despite the often tragic subject matter... Not sure if I've commented this before, but I find your narration quite soothing 😊

[@cosmicshy637]

His voice is impeccable.

[@itallia666]

Oh lovely! Another video from Adam, its always a pleasure to listen to your vids You always put so much hard work in sifting through available evidence & giving your candid opinions! Thank you so much Kind regards 🇬🇧👧

[@kd-yd5pk]

I feel like it's been awhile since you put out a video. Always enjoy your videos and always disappointed when you haven't put one up. Great to see this video tonight!

[@katrinaelson6589]

I love listening to your video's! The stories are intriguing and your voice is soothing. 🙂

[@Nyctophora]

Thanks for the care you show for the information and most importantly, the people.

[@cdurkinz]

I doubt you’ll ever see this but if you do, you should check out the channel called “Beyond Creepy” if you don’t already. Specifically his latest video “The Dark One: Strange and Sinister Encounters” and specifically at the time stamp of 7:45. This story might perhaps shed some light on what happens when the missing persons cases get “bizarre.” Really makes you wonder what is going on. Hope you see it.

[@PJCCC100]

Hi. Thanks for your videos. I really enjoy listening to your stories when I go to bed. I wish you the best. If I could have enough for it, I’d be happy to be a patron, unfortunately, for now, it is impossible. Keep doing this great work.

[@ajmpatriot4899]

I love the illustrations! 👍

[@offkeychris]

hi Adam. love the channel. one of the best in this topic on KZbin. been wanting to put this out there for awhile as I have a theory on this topic which I've never really heard anyone say and it's quite simple. So humans are obviously very prone to being manipulated and influenced by the world and our senses. our brains need so much energy to work right. any lack of energy or over stimulates can have major effects on us and our behaviour. so think about it when your out in the wilderness the oxygen levels can be very high around trees or low up in the mountains. either way this will undeniably effect a person mentally. miner or severe. you don't need drugs or alcohol. simple illusions can make us see things. smells can trigger thought process. sounds easy confuss us. and when your ill or unwell. tired or fatigued you are literally not the same person. this can explain many strange disappearances where the person does weird stuff. walking up hill. dropping stuff. walking through cold water. walking off cliffs. seeing other people but can't call for help. memory loss. all from walking through the woods! not even david paulides really mentions this. anyway love to hear thoughts.

[@creativechaoswithlaurie]

Always good to hear from you Adam! These really were some unusual disappearances. Thank you so much for all your hard work in spreading word about these cases.

[@LisaCooper-thevegan-123]

Crazy stuff! Thanks Adam. Hope you have a great weekend!👌👍♥️♥️♥️👏

[@mowm88]

You are a consistently good you tuber.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks so much

[@bumblebee0369]

You can be highly experienced in anything wilderness but once both feet are past the tree line your life is no longer guaranteed safe, you take a chance every time you enter the woods/forest as this land is something elses home. Im sure 9 x's outta 10 you'd be fine, as long as you are back in your vehicle and heading home a good hour before sunset. Quick true story of mine: A couple years ago a good friend of mine and myself took a trip to the upper Pennsylvania of Michigan. We both live in lower Michigan. We just wanted to experience the northern part of our state. And let me tell you im so glad we went. I think its beautiful and so full of breathtaking scenery. The UP is known for their pasties, which basically they're beef or chicken or veggie pot pies without the pie plate yummmy. As we were sitting outside eating this man came up to us, he had a biker guy style and was quite handsome. He askes if we minded he sit near us as it was the middle of covid. We say sure. We started talking. We told him how my friend and i went into this wooded area looking for a waterfall and leaving we got lost. It wasn't very big, if we would of picked one direction we would hit the road. Thing is my friend was being her moody self and she was making me mad although i didn't say anything to her cus i know how she is. But because her mood she decides to walk in a different direction than me so i was alone and she was alone. We made it out but due to the heat we were beyond thirsty and barely could walk. I decided to go to this random house and pretty much begged for something to drink. A very kind lady let me inside and took me over to the kitchen. I then ened up bringing out something for my friend. It was crazy. Fast forward to the end. This guy told us that hes from the UP and that there was a guy also from there that went Into the woods and never came out and he was never found. He was extremely experienced too. He then said in a firm voice, he said to us to never go into the woods after the sun has gone down and no matter what to never ever go Into the woods or any woods without 3 ways to light a fire. He then said because after dark there are some weird things going on in "dem" woods. I asked like what.....he said there are creatures. And left it at that. Oh and i forgot to mention that the UP is also known for their bigfoot sightings. They even have a tall board painted as a bigfoot at this pasties store. And other places as well. The UP may be all trees but its beautiful there especially a place called Pictured Rock. Look it up its unbelievable. So yeah thats my story. Sorry about the length.

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Let us know when your book is going to be published !

[@bumblebee0369]

​@@nicholaswilliams4336 😅

[@sprkl5d]

Excellent video! So well made. I like how you put the words on screen as you tell the story. It makes it much easier to go back and find a specific thing you said. I also really like the way you mix drawings with real pictures. Very enjoyable videos. One last thing, its cool how you have little people for each supporter at the end of the video.

[@bumblebee0369]

Hi Sprkl sprkl...im just curious, what do you mean when you said you like how Adam had 'little people' at the end? What does that mean?

[@jamesknapp64]

I love both those aspects as well.

[@bunnyluver2176]

Hey Adam! Always happy to see a new video from you. Thanks for the hard work on this well researched video! Never heard these stories. Even the first one as a life-long wisconsinite!

[@reporeport]

Good stuff man. Like al your other subs, always really enjoy your vids and narration style. I’d love to see you do some of those longer deep dive style vids you did on single cases a year or so ago. Or even a multi case vid focusing on the most bizarre cases you haven’t covered yet. But no matter what, keep making vids!

[@unropednope4644]

Charles case sounds like he was in a fugue state. This happens more than you think it does and the head injury gives it even more credence. Same thing happen3d a few years ago to a skier in New York state. He fell and hit his head in the parking lot at a New york skiing area and disappeared. A week later he was found in Sacramento California with no memory of what happened. They know he received a ride from a long haul trucker. Ther3s another case of a young woman who suffers from frequent bouts of fugue states and goes Missing for months on end and lives a completly separate life, changing her name and everything.

[@brianmarek6159]

Awesome show as usual, thx Adam

[@margaretzoheir4468]

Meant to mention. I love the artwork you use.

[@MrHws5mp]

The thing that strikes me about a lot of these cases is that there seems to be an assumption that if no _logical_ reason for a disappearance can be found, then it must be 'spooky' or supernatural, when in fact, the next most likely explanation is that something _illogical but mundane_ happened. Very experienced people still make mistakes, indeed if everybody keeps telling them how experienced they are, then that may lead to overconfidence which suckers them into a situation that's beyond their capabilities. People who are 'sensible', 'rational' or 'of sound mind' can still do random, out-of-character, stupid things. Maybe they have a giddy moment, or do something careless, have a random accident or act logically on bad information. We're complicated, and a good deal less predictable than we care to admit. I'm a decent enough driver, but I've still had near misses, and I remain just as vulnerable to other drivers' random mistakes as everyone else. I'm a reasonable DIYer, but every now and then I still hit my thumb with a hammer or cut my finger with a craft knife. Competence reduces the _probability_ of failure, but it doesn't eliminate the _possiblity_ of it. Straight-forward bad luck still happens too: I've just been ill with FOUR different things, three of them unconnected to each other, back-to-back. Likely? Nope. Possible? Obviously. My fault somehow? Nope again. Sometimes shit just happens. Also, the perils of being alone and far from help shouldn't be underestimated. Spraining your ankle in the middle of town with a cellphone in your pocket is one thing. Sustaining exactly the same injury halfway up a mountain 20 miles from the nearest roadwith no cellphone coverage is quite another. Even if you survive the injury, the chances of having a follow-on accident, due to the loss of the physical capability that you relied upon to get into the situation in the first place, immediately skyrocket. You don't need to invoke the supernatural to explain how somebody can get into an escalating situation that results in them dying somewhere where they're never found.

[@nickyblue4866]

What if bigfoot sees you spran your ankle...?! Then you are done for!

[@MrHws5mp]

@@nickyblue4866 Better hope you get abducted by aliens before he catches up with you...😉

[@larapalma3744]

Very good sum up

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks for the video

[@michaelclld]

The vast amount of wilderness in the US is insane. I live in Arkansas which is an average size state and it would take 5 hours to drive east to west across my state and about the same north to south and outside of towns and most are small is forests, farms and wilderness. Tennessee is to the east of Arkansas and I recently drove across the state to go to the Smokies which is on the far east side and it takes like 8 hours from Memphis and jammed packed with wilderness.

[@johannaholmgren8088]

Lol. You should try living in BC. It takes us 14 hours to get from the coast of BC to the BC/Alberta border.

[@jshaw4757]

​@@johannaholmgren8088 Too put that into perspective it takes about 9 hours too drive the entire length off the u.k from top too bottom lol..

[@johannaholmgren8088]

@@jshaw4757 I have a funny story about the contrast in size between the UK and North America!

[@melissaaddis7115]

Hey Adam..you do a great job with these stories!! love your videos!!

[@pennyrapp7372]

Wow the Charles disappearance and discovery thousands of miles away is amazing. Good one Adam!!

[@Lulu-rw4rm]

Thank you! I've been a follower for years. I love your videos. You put such effort into what you do. I am always fascinated by how easily people seem to go missing, even expert outdoorsman. Always take a buddy and tell someone where you are going. Stay safe everyone!

[@PECorbit]

Thanks for another great video!

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

Perhaps the boat came loose and began to drift away? Hat and coat left as he tried to retrieve it?

[@ericharris5299]

This is the best channel on KZbin.

[@stormboy8531]

Thank you for taking the time for this I showed mum one of these she joking 'I think' said the terminator did it

[@timbryan2559]

Fantastic video keep up the good work

[@kimberlyclark4508]

Love your show always, thank you for your hard work!!

[@krazedcatzz6188]

All of the accusations that he took off and didn't notify anyone of his plans and how irresponsible that was is infuriating since they're only guessing he took off to hike somewhere when they have not a clue as whether or not that's what happened

[@01MrCapricorn]

I just kept thinking it sounded like 'victom blaming' just because the investigators couldn't figure it out. They failed, so they blamed the missing guy.

[@johnhall9609]

Man I love this man’s narrating, in between his accent and prompt explanations? I enjoy every time I hear these stories !! Definitely professional and outstanding facts!!! God bless each and everyone of you who takes the time to read this!! 💯♥️💯🙏💯👍👍

[@andrewdaley5480]

He cannot pronounce certain word he's not that good I've heard much better. 🇬🇧👍

[@zoe486]

I always enjoy your presentations. I wish all hikers wore be a tracker, then may not so many broken hearts.

[@lalousiane7118]

Maybe Thomas just wanted to go off grid for a while. I've heard of people with military backgrounds going into the wilderness because of PTSD, & getting away from people because the demons in their heads were too loud. I'm not saying that he was like that just a possibility. I too would've liked to just go off in the woods & build a cabin & live away from all of the crime & craziness, but I'm too old now. Thanks Adam & have a blessed day or night depending on where you are. 😁🙋‍♀️💜🙏🇺🇲

[@jshaw4757]

Know the feeling ✌

[@samitheman9783]

Is that a Yorkshire accent? Anyway, great job! Just subbed.

[@michelewalburn4376]

The majority of those missing people are teens who runaway over and over and young adults who don't keep in contact with their parents the way the parents are used to. Also 85,000 active cases at the end of the year doesn't mean that 85,000 people are missing. The reporting police departments may not have bothered to update. They're human, they make mistakes, they get busy. There are definitely not 85,000 people disappearing in one year in the USA.

[@keelyemerine-mix1051]

Hey, one quick comment. In the us, the term survivalist, as in Garrett's survivalist training, means those people who are either political or religious Doomsday Preppers. While that would certainly require survival training, we generally would not use it to describe especially a young person's knowledge of how to stay safe and alive in the woods. We would call that survival training as opposed to survivalist. Other countries who don't use the term survivalist might wonder if there's a difference, and there really is.

[@nickinportland]

Glad it rained today and I decided not to go camping 😂

[@JB-rt4mx]

Yes..campin now in Rocky Mountain National Park...crisp..cold golden fall leaves and many animal noises since tourists are home till May

[@monicacollins8289]

Always wear a personal tracking device when hiking and camping, or in any wilderness whether forest or desert.

[@seandelap8587]

It's incredible how a child can survive for 3 days in such harsh conditions when many adults have perished in better conditions is it survival instinct or something or was somebody else involved possibly a kidnapper who later realised they couldn't harm a child and ended up looking after them who knows really.

[@holliemollie5409]

I think those two area residents who found him on their own had something to do with it

[@Illtakeamoodringtogoplease]

@@holliemollie5409 I didn’t think of that! I wonder if the couple had children or were childless. Perhaps they had bad intentions but got spooked so they created a fake rescue.

[@scallopohare9431]

Charles might have had a stroke? They didn't have all the diagnostic techniques and imaging at that time. Or, he simply entered a fugue state, which is still not well understood

[@BreeNix]

the one with the three year old boy who was found, I wonder. Could the nearby residents that "found him" have something to do with it? If he wasn't able to survive out there in the cold alone, then someone must've had been taking care of him. Can't say for sure what happened of course. It just seems sus to me that he was "found" just outside the search zone, by people who lived nearby, and that he was alive and pretty much okay.

[@myflock000]

Great video my friend

[@elisabethrankin7702]

I'm guessing Charles, in the first story, suffered from a stroke or multiple smaller ones. How scary for him and his loved ones.

[@Sed1676]

Love your channel. Your voice has a calming effect and your investigation into these disappearances is very thorough. I’ve hiked in the Eastern Sierra including Mt Whitney, Mammoth Lakes, and Mt. Tallus in Lake Tahoe. Please keep up the excellent work. You are greatly appreciated. Thanks! John H San Diego, Ca

[@Big_Dip1]

Why am I addicted to watching disappearance videos. Why am I like this.

[@bambikeswick6053]

I'm originally from uk now living in sydney.i loved the lake district.lake Coniston where sir Malcolm Campbell broke the speed record in his boat bluebird .😇

[@kenhammscousin4716]

It's that damn sasquatch, ya hear? Either that or a chupacabre or skinwalker. Or maybe aliens or those little gnome people. Definitely one of those.

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

And no Thunderbirds ?

[@borleyboo5613]

Or a portal or fairies. 😅

[@sherriec5258]

South-east USA- Love these stories, the voice, and the awesome accent. 😍

[@HailSatann]

Any chance it was a polar bear in Thomas's case? He was into the artic circle correct? I'd rather run into a grizzly then a polar... They literally hunt humans

[@_divinityyy]

I love your videos man

[@MrDozerdee]

On the first case they need to do hypnosis regression for the missing time.

[@Croy617]

Got lost? I doubt it…this guy was in the military, high rank, he knows his way around, especially in a place where he goes to a lot. And drowned? I doubt it, he has to be a swimmer or good at it, they teach you that in the military, and make sure you are adequately trained to be able to handle the elements

[@Sheercashmere]

I listen for the howl of the wolf at the beginning of your videos …it’ is my cue to ready myself for important and thoroughly researched information.

[@shadowplay8403]

Love your voice and video 😍🥰

[@dancingfilly7355]

I always love your videos!!! I could never leave a dislike! ❤❤❤

[@williamfredrick3893]

Anyone eles hear, "wrapped up in cocaine" instead of "wrapped up in cooking". Thought I had that case solved for a second

[@leahhuntz6236]

Haven't watched a top mystery in awhile happy to see you hit over 200k subs Adam! Remember when u were starting out

[@margaretzoheir4468]

I think in the first case the man, Charles, could have had a stroke, though how he got as far as Arizona is a mystery.

[@davidcopson5800]

Perhaps he had a stroke of luck?

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

As a stroke survivor I fail to see the funny side to your comment

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

Love your theme music.

[@ldawg7117]

A bit late to viewing this one(usually I'm here the moment I get the notification) but damn, this was a good one! Thanks, Adam! Glad you enjoyed your trip

[@AmyAnnLand]

I used to go backpacking alone up around Mammoth Lakes, CA all the time. I'd be alone most of the time for weeks on end out in the backcountry. I was always safe, carried bear spray and had a few weapons to defend myself. I always stayed aware of my surroundings so that nothing would catch me off guard. Poor Matthew (as well as the rest of these folks). I got lucky, but there are always unforseen circumstances that can cause people to go missing.

[@crimehousechronicles4175]

I've been addicted to your channel, man. Nice work. Fascinating stuff. Told my wife all I want for Christmas are Missing 411 books. Lol

[@takohamoolsen2432]

Shared on FB and Twitter to all followers.

[@Llerrah508]

Just found this! I never get notified as I should. Hope all is well!

[@nathanholton5335]

Deja Vue? Didn't TM already tell us the last two missing persons stories? The ones about Matthew Greene & Thomas Seibold? Usually when TM rehashes previously mentioned missing persons stories of his, he usually is polite enough to inform us before doing so.🤨

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah just checked, I forgot to say beforehand. My bad

[@nathanholton5335]

@@MissingVoidTV No worries, TM, everyone makes mistakes.😊 I'm glad to know I wasn't going 🤪. Thanks for owning up to it & letting me know, plus I still liked it all anyways, including the stuff I'd already seen.🙂

[@fefe2222]

Surviving stories are the best. Seems like they often have no idea what happened.

[@gillburton6790]

Love your drawings, they match very well with storyline.

[@bobbeezel2593]

I can’t find a single mention of this Major Charles Rockwood from the first tale anywhere?

[@raymxslappedyall3660]

hahaha that bear looks 100% non threatening

[@nawanamcgaha6065]

Been waiting yay

[@juliehobbs665]

Charles Rockwood could've experienced a fugue state? That's the only thing that fits.. other than an alien abduction lol 👽

[@colleenblackwater4792]

New subscriber here, your coverage is excellent, your art and effects captivating.... I just realized what you meant by the patrons running around the screen. How cool of an idea is that ,man!!!! Waiting for all your releases, would you cover. "Mary" missing weirdly in Hesley Alaska , 2021 0r 22.... I went to where this happened. Extremely remote. She had a baby in a car seat. She just stopped the car out in the middle of no where, walked off n was never found . The baby sat in car seat for 2 days......... Thanks. Alaska-

[@mowm88]

Mammoth Lakes Dude I've heard about before, about 20:00 in. Not sure what happened there.

[@nchan4679]

The Garett Beardsley case is so intriguing and sad. It seems impossible that he could have gone missing since the camp was so close. But i watched a video of a man who went camping there and it is very dense and confusing. Even he missed a turn here sign and got lost for an hour.

[@donnadunlop7853]

Thankyou 🖤🖤

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Young Garrett Bardsly walking thru the woods on his own, heading back to the scout camp ? Bet you can’t guess what I’m gonna say next...

[@kosh2001]

First one an alien abduction.

[@SallySkellington6662]

These videos are so interesting yet terrifying to listen to but his accent makes me not want to stop.