Strange Disappearances in Yosemite National Park

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey all, My old microphone died so I had to get a new one & upgraded but I'm not quite used to it yet so this video is a bit "punchier" than usual! Nothing too bad but working on it and will be fixed in the next video. I hope that you're all having a nice build up to Christmas, it's getting pretty busy for me now so the next two videos will likely be the yearly hour long compilation videos and then next year I'm wanting to get back into making some of the more documentary-styled videos that I used to do & haven't done in awhile. So, this will include disappearances, (somewhat) related topics and others. So let me know if you want to add a topic to my list! Be safe all!

[@DavidPackluvr]

Sounds wonderful, Adam! Please be safe as well & wishing you & yours a lovely holiday season! 🥰✌️

[@journeysalkebulan]

They took Orvar through the cliff! Granite is how the entities are able to travel.

[@MrAmazing_333]

Maybe some of the mythology stuff that's nice or maybe like some legends of stuff where there's alot of disappearing an maybe how it may be connected

[@doctaferal7981]

Sounds good bud

[@exadoorrising1239]

Awesome. Merry Christmas.🎄

[@LadyCatFelineTheSeventh]

I heard about this one case where a family reported their kid missing after driving to the beach. Turned out the dad had killed the kid the day before and the beach trip was done to misdirect the police. So when a kid disappears within 10 minutes of getting to the mountains, I really think they ought to check the families back yard for any recent holes...

[@khworker1322]

They always do that. Most of the time its someone who knows the victim. These cases are different.

[@Subject_Keter]

Alot of crimes happen but these ones are abnormal and happen way too much.

[@earthatlantis]

@@khworker1322 yep such things are easily proven. Same for "serial killer" and animal opinions.. 99% of the time. It's not like these are lex luthar geniuses planning the perfect crime over and over.

[@joepwrsurge]

That's why you won't find THAT story HERE.

[@Sellner82]

Exactly, investigate if the child ever made it to begin with

[@davidchampey3004]

I grew up in Sumter, SC where I hunted and fished on the Santee River and the connected swamp called Sparkleberry. People get lost periodically. Some are found, some are not. I have friends that have been in hunt clubs their entire lives. They claim to have seen black panthers. We had Lizard Man sightings that made the news worldwide. Shaw AFB is near there and they operate Manchester Bombing Range. Sometime around the mid 80’s I went deer hunting with my little brother named Eric and his buddy Artie. We were in Manchester maybe 5 miles from Shaw. Eric and Artie went one and I went another. The sun goes down very fast because all the land slopes down from from the ridges to the river. Even in a car cutting through the swamp at 60 mph, it takes 15 minutes to cut across at the Sumter / Columbia line. It was a weird day in that I didn’t see any small game or even any birds. Around sundown, I started back to the car. Then somebody started yelling and hollering really loud. I could tell it was a grown man and both Eric and Artie were just kids. But regardless I took off double time up a hill on a game trail. As I got near the yelling, I came up to an old wire fence covered in honeysuckle where the trail went through an opening. I had to bend way down to get through the opening. The yelling was continuing the whole time but the instant I got through the opening, the yelling stopped dead. All in one motion, I stood up and jerked my head sideways. I was only about 20 feet or so from the person yelling their damn head off but I couldn’t see anybody. I was standing on an old logging road with someone right next to me that was invisible to me. They could see me. They stopped yelling. I even spoke up asking who they were and why I couldn’t see them. I had a Marlin 30-30 in my hands, fully loaded. I cocked the hammer back and had it aimed toward where the yelling was coming from. It was the only time in my life where I was armed and scared shitless. I even said if anything moved I was going to cut loose. I can’t remember how long I stood there but it was getting dark fast. I walked backwards to the fence opening and then had to bend back down to get on the trail. I’ve been in some scary situations but never anything like that. I made my way back to the car where Eric and Artie were waiting. Eric asked me why I was doing all that yelling. I looked at him and said it wasn’t me. That was about 35 or 40 years ago and even now when we talk on the phone, that day always comes up. He always says the same thing, “you should’ve seen the look on your face.” I’ve thought about that day many times. I will retell the story if I’m around friends but still don’t have any answers as to what happened. All I know is that there was at least one man that had an ability to see not be seen. Then I found David Paulides and the 411 series. Thanks for reading if you made it this far.

[@Cheshire_Cat_007]

Did they answer you and say who they were?

[@shino8854]

Wendigo, you are lucky to be alive, that is one of their traps.

[@gwh3]

@shino88 one of whose traps?

[@mkm6458]

Great video. I worked in Tioga pass every summer when I was in school, at 10,000 feet. Very rugged, easy to get disoriented and lost. Never hike alone.

[@seandelap8587]

It does seem strange how someone can disappear without a moments notice and all of a sudden as if like magic suddenly reappear with no real explanation for what happened to them

[@carliecole2563]

The definition of "The Missing 411" phenomenon which David Paulides has written, uhhh- at least 12 BOOKS on now from around the globe... From hundreds of years ago & still happening? Seriously, this is just the tippy top of this glacier sized "iceberg." He just released a 3rd movie too but his 1st 2 are free on KZbin & his channel- "CanAmMissingProject" is absolutely incredible & terrifying?!

[@WhitneyDahlin]

I wonder if sink holes cause possible disappearances. Not all of them or even a lot of them. Maybe one or two out of all the cases

[@tylerk4641]

@Whitney Dahlin if it was a sink hole there'd be a hole and it'd be obvious. Common sense.

[@Yerpompous]

@@carliecole2563yes! Well explained! Ugh! So many commenters don’t have a clue what is going on and all. I’ve been listening to David and all related for a couple years now. When you do this, you cannot discount something very very bizarre is happening. And it’s definitely not the simple answer. This is just other-worldly terrifying and I would never ever go to a National Park. At least not alone. But I’m just not going! I’m fine with that. Lol

[@visassess8607]

It's sad that they disappeared but at the same time it's heartwarming to hear of all the efforts people went through to try and find them.

[@mattkeene3084]

I honestly about became missing 411 in a state park in WV earlier this year its a very strange experience and I don’t quite understand everything that happened myself but it made me pack heavier even on day hikes and to keep my senses open for more of unexplained things

[@deliajones9541]

If I ever go on a day hike. I'm taking enough food n water for 3 days, at least, and extra warm stuff and rain gear.

[@Cheshire_Cat_007]

What happened?

[@mattkeene3084]

@@Cheshire_Cat_007 I don’t know how to exactly explain it I went to pipestem state park and I went down to the river to hike a certain trail but it was so quiet that day no wind or anything only thing I would hear very rarely was a weird chatter that I didn’t think was normal for the woods cause I’m in them often and then I found the trail I was looking for and went along it but it came to a deep river crossing and I didn’t cross so I started to back track and as I did it’s like the trail disappeared I mean I didn’t come in that far and the trail was enough to see but it literally disappeared so I wondered around for what my app said was an hour to find it again and finally after I did something I found the trail and got out of there it was such a strange experience i can’t explain everything that happened to me but I know it did

[@Cheshire_Cat_007]

@@mattkeene3084 that must have been scary

[@Houndini]

@@mattkeene3084 I lived in WV all my life. Got 55+ years experienced in WV mts as kid to now a retired miner, Including Pipestem area. Use your 6th sense. I been excorted out of areas countless times before. If you start feeling something is not right you leave. Something strange not right leave. I live in Pocahontas County now retired same thing happens sometimes. Trout fishing in Feb in 90's all alone with a layer of snow on mid-week. I had to drop every & got rocked out clear to my Tk even a rock hit my Tk. Came back for fishing tackle after going Hunt & Fish camp getting pistol it was moved maybe 15-20 foot. My caught fresh trout only thing missing no tracks no body in the area for good 35+ miles. Because I looked. I was in National Forest in headwaters of a famous trout stream drains into river. But use your 6th sense feel like it's time to leave go. Best advice I can give you. Plenty other local area places to go. That spot you was not welcomed as you could saw. Few weeks later area be back to normal.

[@richterkennedy2101]

I remember climbing Ramapo mountain in New Jersey. i’ve made this trip dozens of times to fish at a lake near the top since the age of 15. One particular hike up there I zoned out and realized I was off the path and on the other side of the mountain. According to my watch an hour and 20 minutes went by. I still can’t explain how that happened.

[@Fuchswinter]

These cases always makes me wonder how many serial killers are active in the national parks that we have no idea about. It’s likely not the explanation for all of these cases but it would make a lot of sense in many…

[@insmileyfacemur4242]

They say that serial killers are monsters and stupid and their retire from society not really most serial killers have Intelligence

[@Fuchswinter]

@@insmileyfacemur4242 Yup, the really distubring thing about it is that the serial killer that were caught... are the ones bad at it. We don't know how many there are and these are VERY intelligent.

[@insmileyfacemur4242]

@@Fuchswinter I agreed

[@DaimonAnimations]

Its easy to commit crimes here and put the blame on predators for sure.

[@nicelydone9776]

Robert Fisher, I think is living off of disappering people. N. cal, and OR.

[@jakobkoorey6126]

So I'm from Visalia, about 2 to 3 hours away from Yosemite. Last year I worked at a hotel in town and we were housing a large In n Out training team from Arizona, as there were two new locations that opened up. One day all the In n Out kids decided they wanted to head down to Pismo Beach, about 2 and a half hours away, total opposite direction of Yosemite. The reason I say this is, only one guy had decided to take a solo trip to Yosemite. Now this kid is from Arizona and has zero experience hiking and absolutely was not prepared. I come in the next day and everyone is freaking out, he hadn't come back from his trip, his phone was dead and everyone else was back and getting ready for work. We had his managers number, we even investigated his room to make sure this wasn't gonna be a crime scene. Now note this is also right after the large wildfire that swept through three rivers and the sequoias. We had to wait until we hit 24 hours to report him missing. Eventually this guy shows up in the late afternoon with his Uncles and father who'd driven all the way from Arizona. I don't know how they found him but here's what he tells me. He had gone on a hike, didn't get to Yosemite until about 2, and the hike was 4 hours up and back. He didn't take into account his battery life or the fact that he'd loose daylight faster behind mountain ridges. So his phone dies, this dude didn't bring a flashlight, so he tries to find his way back to his car down the mountain with almost no visibility, he nearly stumbles into a bear...RUNS FOR SOME REASON and hides under a tree until the sun comes up......do not go hiking in Yosemite if you don't know wtf you're doing.

[@OroborusFMA]

Common sense is lacking in many, true.

[@kirkjones9639]

The survival rule of threes; 1. three minutes without oxygen. 2. three hours without shelter. 3. three days without water. 4. three weeks without food. Yeah I know that, those all are more or less variables. Input the term in any search engine, or Google, and that is the answer you'll get. Something to keep in the back of your head, when Adam is talking about these cases. T he mic sounds fine Adam. Outstanding upload as always.

[@markpettie681]

3 is a very powerful # in the grand scheme of things! Also 33 comes up over and over....

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

And one minute if your snatched by a Thunderbird !

[@kirkjones9639]

@@markpettie681 The Fibonacci Sequence is something you should look at.

[@larapalma3744]

3 hours without shelter is fine in a temperate climate

[@missysmessage722]

I always think of the Trinity 3 in 1

[@jasonnelms4556]

As someone who is from the region, I can tell you that if you go to Yosemite, you won't question how easy it is for someone to just vanish. You can walk up on a bear and wouldn't know it until it's too late. And trust me, big ones are out there. I've seen them, they've gone through my camp and even tore apart a small car with someone inside for a candy bar. There's tons and tons of steep granite and forest so thick you can lose someone right next to you and some good rapids in parts of the rivers. Extra credit for pronouncing Nevada and Stanislaus National Forest correctly. Didn't quite get Tuolumne though, but that's a tough one. Too-all-uh-me

[@joncrane7661]

However a bear or any other animal will leave traces of clothing, body parts, blood, mangled tree and bushes. These cases leave nothing. Dogs sit down and will not cooperate.

[@jasonnelms4556]

@Jon Crane though I agree, I didn't say it was bears. It was an analogy to describe that it's so dense in some places that it's possible to walk up one and not know until it's too late or vice-versa, they can walk into your camp and you not see it until they are there, which I experienced twice in Yosemite. So you can quite easily lose the person mext to you in seconds. Just like you could be walking along some rocks or dense brush and find yourself an old, overgrown and half buried entrance to a mineshaft to call home and wouldn't even realize what's happened before hitting the ground, possibly bouncing around on the way down. It's possible for a Mountain Lion to drag heavy prey into some interesting places easy to miss. We can go with hiking along and walk into an illegal pot farm that are around and some guards take off with you to a whole other region making sure the body isn't found anywhere near them. Fall off steep cliffs that are abundant and land wedged in some crevice high up that'll never be found. The missing 411 story where the baby disappears and found high up on a cliff, not saying this is what happened or true but the hypothesis that an eagle swooped down and grabbed them is completely possible, them birds are bigger than shit and can lift a load. Fall off a waterfall getting washed away miles downstream and get caught in a flash flood making the location of a found body not make sense. Or pinned under some rocks and downpour of the waterfall or the bottom of a small lake up there. Maybe just kidnapped, there are some creeps that roam around. All just analogies/possibilities of things that could happen. It's rough country up there and if not careful, life will change quick.

[@lydiapetra1211]

@@jasonnelms4556 you brought every possibility up... yeah pot farms are very dangerous.....

[@CrazyLocoInsane1]

@@jasonnelms4556yeah except that kid that was found up on the cliff had no scratches or talon marks in him. I remember that story from David Paulides. An eagle or large bird isn’t going to pick up prey without causing some sort of damage on the skin.

[@jasonnelms4556]

@Brandon Espinosa didn't say that's what happened either, just said it was possible. There's some questions surrounding the validity of that story anyways.

[@jenniferjones755]

I like the way you have presented this with your stories and I love your channel.

[@jonsimas7972]

I live bottom of Tahoe and let me tell you something is wild up here . 10 yrs ago I was with family driving home from Stockton CA on Xmas during a huge b storm in the Sierra and cal trans shut down road but didn't see us an I was at the top when they did it driving 2 miles a hour with lots of snow. Then at the top of Christmas tree valley heading down to Tahoe and wolf jumped down from above about 25 ft down to the road and landed. He was taller on all fours then my car !! We made eye contact and it jumped up the cliff like it was nothing. We also got aggressive coyotes who snatch dogs. Maybe slick giant animals just snatch and run leaving not much evidence

[@AverageAmerican]

Maybe it was a Dogman!

[@peppercat8718]

@@AverageAmerican Sound like it, yikes!

[@joncrane7661]

Wow. Great story. There are stories about boys in particular going missing there from canam missing project

[@rwarts5150]

Great video Sir 👍💯👍I went camping in the Mt Hood Oregon wilderness area at the end of August and when I got to my first stop "shell rock creek campground" where know one was there I went to the creek with the dog is when I realized there was no sound other than the creek and light wind I stayed on Mt Hood for 4 days moving to 2 different campgrounds and everywhere I went there was complete silence and after 3 days of that I started to hear my own blood pulsing in my head it was very strange

[@lesleylawson1666]

Ok! Funny

[@sarararra47]

I love the style of your videos they're all really well put together, also quite entertaining!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks so much Sara

[@onaughto]

Good one man. I love your content and obsessively listen to all of it. Keep up the good work.

[@johnblackwell7717]

Outstanding reporting as ALWAYS!!!!!!!! Great video, like I am NEVER going there in my life, but Great video

[@theresahaines2647]

More videos please! I thoroughly enjoy each and every video. 😊

[@MM-vg2vi]

I really enjoy and look forward to your video's. Thank you and keep up the fantastic work you do 😀

[@melmack2003]

Hikers travelling alone should carry a tracking device or beacon that can be activated in an emergency.

[@bspring6416]

Issue with those are proximity as well dead space in the mountains or black areas. Good idea and at least something to aid but my thought was an AirTag inside your body… not sure how more detectable you could be…

[@MottoGrotto-ht1yg]

@@bspring6416 AirTags run off Bluetooth to nearby phones… not many phones around when you’re lost in the wilderness

[@louiseharraway2599]

i doubt that would work.

[@aguidetobhutan7854]

In my country theres a famous folklore where when a person doesn’t come back from the wilderness or densely populated forest, that means the forest took them, if you are lucky the forest might make you a slave and let you go free after some years but your memory will be wiped out clean, you won’t remember anything and for the unlucky ones they will never make it back home,

[@lesleylawson1666]

This is so funny

[@aguidetobhutan7854]

I know😂

[@shmevanriceballz2857]

Which country?

[@louiseharraway2599]

ive heard that anybody who goes on hikes through forests or wooded areas, should always ask permission to the woods to enter and be kept safe.

[@slipstreamxr3763]

That's a common piece of folklore in many counties, I'm Irish-Polish American and both of those cultures have many stories of people going missing in the forest and being abducted by faeries or spirits and being whisked away to another realm only to return as suddenly as they vanished many decades or centuries later with no memory of who they are.

[@philipyoung7748]

My favorite channel to put on for a nap.

[@veritas-revelare-omnis5217]

Yosemite is a native word that means " They Who Kill"! What a nice name for a park.

[@shino8854]

The Wendigo are very present there. I have seen one and nearly got taken away.

[@jedihistorian8660]

According to Google: The name Yosemite itself is from the Indian word “uzumate,” which meant grizzly bear. The Indian tribe that lived in the Valley were called Yosemites by Caucasians and by other Indian tribes because they lived in a place where grizzly bears were common and they were reportedly skilled at killing the bears.

[@raganbaton2531]

@@shino8854lmao

[@susansmallwood5267]

@@shino8854 please tell me what you saw and what happened?

[@slipstreamxr3763]

So, Yosemite Sam is really 'They who Kill Sam' then?

[@CelticWarrior1992]

Pretty sure Walter was just... kidnapped. Being male doesn't exclude you from being picked up at the side of the road and disappeared. I could very easily see it being a situation where he knew he wouldn't be able to walk back in the dark, someone offered to drive him back to wherever he was staying in the park, and then just drove off with him. Just because he was on the side of the road, or just because he got into a car, doesn't mean he meant to leave.

[@homurastan2927]

i find that super odd as well that people never talk about this possibility when the victim is male

[@frozemoments39]

Bravo good sir.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Another epic episode.

[@DavidPackluvr]

💯❣️

[@allanbillings3587]

Great work as always , you are very respectful with your reporting!

[@McGIbby]

Forests are beautiful during the day.. but at night it is absolutely the most terrifying place in the world to be alone . The noises.. the damn noises..

[@taylormademyself89]

Always ready hear some more stories 🙏

[@sarahk.2863]

Hey Adam. Thanks for your great video, again!

[@katmack4215]

Happy Holidays..😀 from West Virginia

[@noelled4085]

Was anyone else caught of guard by the “spoiler alert: he wasn’t back by midnight”? 😅

[@noelled4085]

That being said, I love your videos!

[@Wasteland88]

I was too lol. I've never heard him put sarcasm into his videos before.

[@missysmessage722]

Yes! But it made me laugh and I liked it. 👍 😃 😊

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks for everything

[@jayceec3539]

Our family has 2 missing members. It is mentally& emotionally devistating! No progress reports,no leads,no sightings. It is heartbreaking. 600,000 go missing each year. Safety is a cruel,evil joke!!

[@xoxonicole5044]

i'm so sorry that must be devastating i hope they return or you at least get some answers for closure

[@jayceec3539]

@@xoxonicole5044 It is heartbreaking. No trace of them! These stories are the same as ours! It is as they walked into a portal to somewhere else!

[@xoxonicole5044]

@@jayceec3539 same situation? like they were hiking in the woods? were they together or this happened separately? sorry so many questions , i can't imagine the pain of not knowing what happened to them

[@jayceec3539]

@@xoxonicole5044 it happened to them seperatly..Tho same situation as the others in the story. It is mentally& emotionally devistating!

[@kartos.]

"I always find it interesting how some people manage to disappear so fast without a trace." Every mom in a supermarket: challenge accepted.

[@jennasmith6867]

Sunderland ,UK tuning in x

[@julievanzile2482]

I lived in El Portal for years and went to school there. Loved it, but lots of strange people came through

[@tarnyaattwell4841]

Thank god I was running out of stuff I like to watch. One of my favs xx

[@scariella1314]

The part that’s really weird is that dogs/helicopters/professional trackers can’t find any trace. Ppl get lost every day, but they don’t just vanish.

[@lesleylawson1666]

The dogs are not trained! Need new dogs! I have trained dogs

[@jkatttt1699]

@@lesleylawson1666 yeah police and rescue services bring in their pets for the job 😑🙄🙄🙄

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

People do vanish without trace if a giant Thunderbird is involved !

[@travisn346]

The artwork was beautiful.

[@midnightrider4066]

Hey from Oxford England,1st view lol

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey Rider

[@midnightrider4066]

@@MissingVoidTV hey dude,hope Ur all good.with you.being so prolific with these videos, getting a reply has made me smile.😎👍

[@midnightrider4066]

Ps can I ask where Ur accent is from

[@dianethompson2458]

Thanks so much for this great video. It is very interesting and not at all sensationalised. i am looking forward to the next installment.

[@VooV830]

Thank you for sharing.✨️

[@creenation6609]

Hey Adam.. Sounds like a new Mic. Lol. 🤪 One has to Appreciate a channel that does take the time out & address the Viewers comment, good or bad. P.S. All the Outstanding work that you put into these videos are greatly appreciated. Take care & stay safe. 🦅

[@LisaCooper-thevegan-123]

Thank you Adam! Always a pleasure to see you!👏😊👍♥️♥️♥️

[@hetzerwesson]

Excellent videos my man, keep up the good work!

[@jamesknapp64]

Love the zoom in to the location from satellite image.

[@solarfunction1847]

These ppl who disappear in the woods that end up being found days later somehow being able to survive impossible freezing temps while wearing thin clothing, they have mostly been abducted for several days & placed back in a place where they can easily be found. The reason why they have no memory is because their short term memory has been wiped either by psychological trauma, power of suggestion or by some electronic means that places the subject into a docile stupor. It could be done by the military as there is an eerie coincidence that there are military bases always nearby where many ppl disappear or it could be done by UFO abductions for unknown purposes.

[@glendaharris4776]

Thank you, you are the first person that makes sense and has and open mind. Have a good day😊

[@solarfunction1847]

@@glendaharris4776 Welcome, you too

[@crypto4christmas618]

Don't you see the military bases are put close to these parks so they can keep a close eye on what's taking the people from the parks unfortunately they can't speak on these things

[@solarfunction1847]

@@crypto4christmas618 Who knows exactly who the culprit is, us or them, one thing it shows that if the military is watching & trying to prevent them from happening then they are failing very bad because nearly a million ppl in the US disappear every year.

[@crypto4christmas618]

@@solarfunction1847 Sad but true. One things that's odd is how great our military is at retrieval they can find anyone it seems if they really want too. So one can assume there using us as guinea's for thier experiments.

[@Bebecat477]

Thank you for the interesting stories.

[@Chezbo]

Good show brother.

[@JS-ob4oh]

Wow! I have stayed at the Hotel Ahwahnee back in the 1990s. Never knew about the disappearance of Orvar von Lass. I guess it is not something the hotel would advertise.

[@Wherethewindblows524]

I don't know how people just disappear unless in a crevasse or underground caves. Its scary! I used to want to go to the parks but not anymore

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Thunderbirds

[@larapalma3744]

@@nicholaswilliams4336 are GO!

[@missysmessage722]

@@nicholaswilliams4336 That actually makes sense

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Thank you if you wanna see a giant Thunderbird Have a look at the Crosby Grace Travel Guide for 1st timers to Yosemite National Park look closely it’s right at the beginning... talk about 20 ft wingspan, wonder how many people that ones snatched ?

[@donaldgillespie7823]

At 22:48 the shot with the lake and trees if you look in the small opening to the right of the screen you can see something move across the clearing in the trees. Just thought it was funny. I believed it to be a still shot til I seen that from the corner of my eye.

[@jennifercrandall7648]

That's creepy. I put my speed on 25xs there was something there. Good eye

[@JDMHonSpec]

its just the trail that wrap around the laKe..kinda creepy tho when you think its a pic... 2 people walking on it.. you can also seen the reflection in the water whe nthey go by.. in every vid shot.. i look for odd things ..either moving or such.

[@JDMHonSpec]

there is some type of cabin in this shot as well.. on the far left.. by the lake..

[@borleyboo5613]

It looks like a party of hikers.

[@djohnson9083]

Our favorite channel! Always look forward to watching these.

[@lalousiane7118]

Always a pleasure to hear your voice & I love the accent. 😁 I wonder if they ever check for footprints. When they found the backpack did they notice more than one footprint? You always check for footprints, human and/or animal. Scat, if it's fresh, nearby & who or what did it. These can tell you a lot, plus if there is trampled foliage, broken branches, blood droppings, etc. When looking for somone, especially in the mountains, you have to put all of the skills of the native americans, CSI agents, a local mountain guide & a bloodhound. Adam, have you ever thought of taking state by state & doing disappearances for each one? Each state has it's stories, but I was thinking of stories not well known. Or maybe try a little something different. For me, anything you can dig up on Louisiana, especially central & the southern areas would be great. I'm just an ole cajun lady with time on my hands & a thirst for knowledge of any kind. 😁😁😁🙋‍♀️😊🇺🇲

[@nicelydone9776]

IDK why anything American has to be narrated by the English. Well, everything.

[@Bambisgf77]

Disappearances in our part of the world are often due to the water. Since there is water everywhere and little trace is left once any amount of time passes. That said I would also like to see anything on Louisiana.

[@thedoruk6324]

I am definitely desiring an entire episode dedicated to Headless man valley of Canada. The phenomena so odd so bizzare and terrifying that it defies reason. I also recommend paranormal scholars episode about it too! That valley is a hotspot cryptids dissappearances and oddities

[@Wherethewindblows524]

Wow the boy got found with only water. Wow very lucky!

[@EquestriaExploration]

Regarding the first case, is it possible Orvar doubled back on himself and followed the trail back, only to disappear elsewhere? Don't know whether bloodhounds are trained for that, so it could be the dogs missed it due to there being two separate scent trails.

[@joncrane7661]

A regular dog can smell a teaspoon of sugar in a swimming pool. If he backtracked, they probably would've picked it up

[@lesleylawson1666]

I have trained dogs! The dogs are not trained for looping! They need more traing

[@eringemini7091]

Yes, not to seem like a total "looney" (which is EXACTLY what the U.S. & Canadian governments WANT you to think about those who have FIRST hand experiences with CRYPTIDS). But, at the expense of the "stigma" attached to these beliefs, It IS TIME for both governments to admit that some (as yet), UNclassified but VERY well known creatures inhabit these parks. (They have even been PROVEN to exist through a very intense, expensive, professional 5-year long Sasquatch Genome Project).The fear of these governmental entities is the legal factors. They are damned if they DO admit their existence = lawsuits, anger, and a MASSIVE loss of income from park fees & permits. They are damned if they DON'T admit it which = huge sums of TIME/& MONEY & risking the lives of searchers (when they KNOW that (possibly), this could be the work of a Cryptid encounter. For those that DO enjoy the back country & hiking alone, just know that you may encounter something so strange/mind altering & UNbelievable, that you may toss aside your backpack 🎒 and start running for your life!! This will do you NO good (and neither will having a high caliber firearm (which might also be illegal in certain parks). In fact having a hiking partner and a camera might serve you better. I know that these unfortunate lost souls should have had SOME type of warning prior to taking their adventure(s).

[@leviglossinger9213]

He turned around at the spot the dogs kept stopping and walked back the way he came.

[@larapalma3744]

Great idea, explains it!

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Or he got abducted on that spot such as if a Thunderbird snatched him ?

[@mysteriouslost23]

You are good narrator, thank you.

[@scallopohare9431]

There is no body of water, short of a few drops, that is too shallow to be dangerous.

[@torilyn432]

Love these!

[@truthylucy7068]

The first story where the man disappeared. The dogs tracked him to a vertical dead end, to steep to climb apparently. So strange how these individuals are just GONE! I remember a video about the Sierra NV mountains. A man hiking came across one of those Praying Mantis looking creatures. Idk, there's definitely something taking these people & it has 100% accuracy & never witnessed! What of this earth is capable of doing that?

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Thunderbirds do this with 100 % precision and are never seen doing it ! This is how people disappear feet behind other people, no one hears thing !

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

If you want to see a giant Thunderbird Lucy ? Have a look at the Crosby Grace Travel Guide for 1st timers to Yosemite National Park look closely it’s right at the beginning talk about 20 ft wingspan... wonder how many humans that one has snatched ?

[@truthylucy7068]

@@nicholaswilliams4336 Yikes!😬 I'll check it out! 👍

[@truthylucy7068]

@@nicholaswilliams4336 This is what I have difficulty with. How can something so large not be seen or heard by anyone? No one ever hears anyone scream or yell, they're just gone! Whatever is taking these people is either cloaked and/or is accessible to a portal! It's the only thing that makes sense. Out of thousands of missing people no one has witnessed anything! 🤔

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

No ! Have you ever seen an Owl hunting a mouse.. it closes its wings, drops like a stone, then opens its wings like a parachute just before the strike, in complete silence... now scale that up 20 times and you have a bird that stands 8 feet on the ground, with a wingspan all of 30 feet and humans have become the mice ! People never cry out cos they’re unconscious straight away but sometimes they will wake up in the Thunderbirds nest where they attempt to call for help, but this is futile people on the ground can’t tell where the noise is coming from so they assume the person is stuck in another Dimension. These birds are expert at not getting seen, it can all be worked out from above.. so that’s why it’s always the last man in line or the hiker behind the one in front ! Now Lucy you get a clear Idea just how dangerous the parks are. Just like Owls these huge birds have magnified vision and can spot their prey from 1000s of feet in the air, although usually they will sit in trees and pounce ! People are easy prey cos they ain’t got eyes in the back of their heads ! Now you know hope you don’t have nightmares...

[@geegee7153]

Wow guys if you're hiking or outdoors in the US stay with a cellphone , firearm and GPS locator. If in other parts of the world you are screwed I guess.

[@larapalma3744]

Duh we have that stuff

[@reneehernandez8214]

I love these! More please.

[@OroborusFMA]

Kids can be surprisingly resilient. I've seen kids suffer falls that would have left an adult limping if not with a broken limb. Kid just pops back up like nothing happened. Youth does has some advantages. What is frustrating about these tales of kids who are found is how thin the explanations are. Kid never yelled for help? That was always my first instinct if I was in a situation I knew adult assistance was needed. No explanation how he kept warm, where did he sleep, etc.

[@magnuszetterqvist5936]

Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪

[@johnhall9609]

You know you would think after all these years with all these disappearances that we know about, not counting the ones they haven’t told the public about!! You would think the national park would atleast put up some trail cams or something especially in the red or hot areas where numerous people have come up missing at?? I mean it’s trivial on how or where they go, but could easily be figured out, if they would atleast try to put some type of surveillance in these back country areas!! Anyhow love the content!! May god bless these families that have lost loved ones!! And May god bless everyone reading these comments!! Happy holidays to all!!

[@Cheshire_Cat_007]

☮️ enjoy these very much

[@yveskuhn9912]

Another odd thing with the Martin Case was that the millatary was there pretty fast but in Most cases the Army doesnt get involved in search Parties very often and If then Not in the day of His disapierance.

[@DaimonAnimations]

You never disregard that there might be people hiding in the woods with evil intentions. Bring a gun or any weapon with you to make it more difficult for them to do something to you. Most of these events seem to be pointing at people kidnapping others for money or just for other sinister purposes.

[@panchogeorocks]

Missing 411 cases often have no evidence of foul play. When you hear and read 100s of these cases, you'll start to see a pattern where foul play or animal predation (the most obvious reasons) is very unlikely and inconclusive at best.

[@badwolf7367]

In some states, it is forbidden to bring a firearm or weapon of any kind into a state or national park. Even if you could be armed, the problem is you have to go to sleep eventually. Plus, it is very difficult to remain fully alert at all times. It is in fact exhausting and people go to these parks to relax - they are not thinking nor prepared for violent confrontations.

[@DaimonAnimations]

@@badwolf7367 I understand that but also there might be people that don;t follow those rules.

[@badwolf7367]

@@DaimonAnimations I agree. Were it up to me, any law abiding citizen would be allowed to carry anywhere at anytime. But in these political climate we live in nowadays, anyone going into this national parks and wilderness preserves are open season to any criminals including serial killers who are know to haunt this places like Cary Stayner and Gary Hilton just to name a couple.

[@shino8854]

The Wendigos are to blame. I nearly was a statistic too in Yosemite. Luckily I escaped.

[@jkatttt1699]

Please share your story?

[@Tom_Emody]

I feel Walter was running for his life, but I don’t know why.

[@whateverchannel22]

I'm guessing that most people who suffer an episode of amnesia don't have a history of it....

[@gravebeast9752]

I like the video man, but what is with that cadence?

[@outlawandoutdoorstv9901]

Im obsessed with this missing people stuff. It makes me want to go spend the night on location in some of these places with a small arsenal and see what happens lol

[@hughjunit2503]

@Theo arsenal refers to weapons not people, use simple logic

[@larapalma3744]

America's answer to everything

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Bet you won’t see anything anyway !

[@outlawandoutdoorstv9901]

@@deuceduds lol no it's def not a group of anything it literally is the definition of a group of weapons stored by a person or group or country.

[@Wherethewindblows524]

Thanks!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks so much!

[@mkm6458]

I spent a lot of time hiking in Yosemite Park. Just for the record, Tuolumne is Two-OL-um--nee. Tioga is Tie-O-ga.

[@1829Emily]

Nice to see this in my recommendations since I was there a few days ago lol

[@salmanali3201]

Very nice video.

[@paulsherman7802]

They call them, "National Parks" because it is so much less alarming than admitting that they are, "Goblin Reservations".

[@charlotte68]

People don’t realize how crowded Yosemite can actually get. There are a lot of people in the Valley on any given day, so it wouldn’t surprise me if some of those people have evil intentions. Also, the place is huge, so a person could easily get lost and fall down somewhere where it would be hard to find the body. And there are mountain lions up there that could snatch people too.

[@cronchyskull]

For an essay at uni once, I was looking at and talking to my tutor about the photography of Ansel Adams. The whole time, I was pronouncing Yosemite yo-sem-ight (rhymes with bite). At no point was I corrected. I felt a real fool. Forget Yosemite Sam, here's Yosemite Dwight! 😑

[@Heligany]

Art work is really nice

[@thewanderingartists]

Granite is key factor in these disappearances.

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Actually it isnt people go missing in Boulder fields I’d be looking at what could possibly abduct them, something from the air possibly... such as a Thunderbird ?

[@jamiethompson1008]

Theres rock monsters. They come out of the rock and walk right into it and disapeer

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

There are actually, this has actually been witnessed !

[@jamiejohnson8176]

Good show again I'm a newbie

[@Sundaydish1]

Can someone explain to me why whenever I click on a video with the word Top in it, they are talking in this really weird way? I can't listen to someone talking like this. WTF? Talk normally.

[@roringusanda2837]

Your accent reminds me of my favorite KZbinr, Laura Towler! You must be from about the same area? What an adorable accent 🥰

[@randomoverpopulatedworldid3286]

the first 2 sound like murders... lots of serial killers back then. and possibly someone sharp enough to tell the 2nd guy to take his shoes off or put different shoes on while walking out by force/at gunpoint or something. although... last time i was at Yosemite in 2021, several people were too close to cliff edges and/or sitting on them to take pics or get a better view, and being very - in my opinion- risky in their behaviors near certain death of a fall.

[@coreym162]

Rule #1: YOU NEVER HIKE THE LEDGE TRAIL!!!

[@fernunrau7315]

I believe parallel universes are real.

[@correct_lee]

Maybe there was a secret entrance in the ciff face for the fist case!!

[@glendaharris4776]

I think there are alien beings deep Inside those mountains I know it sounds bizzare but I just have a feeling I also think a lot of these people that where found dead with out a mark on them, probably died from fright from whatever took them. TO MANY HAVE GONE MISSING IN YOSEMITE PARK UNDER TOTALLY BIZZARE CIRCUMSTANCES. We are not told about all the missing people I believe it is staggering. Something is going on that's why there are so many channels dedicated to missing people

[@deliajones9541]

It seems like it's sooo hard to find somebody in Yosemite. I don't even want to go there ill look at pictures

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

A lot of the people that go missing in Yosemite I’d put down to Thunderbirds... they tend to go where the food is and this National Park boasts 4 000,000 visitors a year ! Hi Delia how ya doin ? Wanna see a giant Thunderbird gal... have a look at the Crosby Grace Travel Guide for 1st timers to Yosemite National Park... look closely it’s right at the beginning... talk about 20 foot wingspan wonder how many kids that one has munched ?

[@jordanalandry1866]

They’re not actually inside the mountain per se they come from other dimensions via water, space mountains, deserts, really any place not heavily populated with people for obvious reasons

[@donaldgillespie7823]

5 hours? How do you not report it for 5 hours? Nah johns parents did something to that boy.

[@cybersal7]

All parks and camping sites are very risky if you’re alone or if you take children. Even in groups, getting everybody home safely doesn’t always happen.

[@louiseharraway2599]

i cant understand why all hikers, campers, who go to these parks do not have to sign in. To give there name, car reg, where they are hiking, when they are returning and a cell phone number.

[@flynnstone3580]

Ya right, I live an hour away from there and go hiking there a least once a month for years and never heard this fear mongering from anybody. I'll bet you are a park ranger that got fired from there.

[@mjrchapin]

Will we ever know where they go? Wouldn't it be crazy if they all started to return, here and there?

[@marybryceland7441]

Sounds like a tv series popular a couple years ago

[@aussiedrifter]

G'day Mate, Another very interesting video thank you, just a question on your audio, have you started using a new microphone??? in the first 15 minuets the letter "P" is very standout as though your sitting extremely close & exaggerating the letter, just an observation & possible help for future audio recordings.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey Aussie, yes! New mic, the old one died on me. My pinned comment addresses that! Will be fixed in the next one

[@pezicpezic3699]

100 percent abduction...any time someone is found thousands of feet higher tells that the craft dropped off person closest from air as is more convenient...and the perfect physical health after 6=7 days?? no way unless sedated...sad that society cant broaden their horizons in all aspects and every thing else is discounted? why not

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Or a large bird ?