Terrifying Unsolved Mysteries FINALLY Answered And Other Insane Mysteries (Compilation)

[@Sam-nd7us]

As somebody who has passed through the Bermuda triangle several times I can safely say that I have only been abducted once.

[@duvanehodge2714]

What was that experience like?

[@osmanhadzalic9060]

​@@duvanehodge2714he was probed

[@laurenbradshaw1065]

By who/what

[@walkingtalkingstevenhawkin6831]

The other responses believe you're being serious 😂

[@Maven0666]

Only. Okay. Very well then.

[@ms.ashley]

This is a great video, but I recommend adding transitions between one point and the next. Some of the stories flow into each other, and I couldn’t tell when a new one was starting.

[@dontsqueakthecat]

Hi, hearing impaired person here. Really like your content. Although it was hard for me to hear part of it. The background music steps itself up in places, like the Bermuda Triangle segment, pushing the narrative under it and making it hard for peeps like me to understand. I just wanted to let you know in hopes you will consider it in future vids. Thanks.

[@its_that_serious]

I agree, thank you

[@aleksandrazurek3486]

Same, I had to stop watching because I got confused and irritated

[@prisonmike3856]

Womp womp

[@its_that_serious]

@@prisonmike3856 use your big boy words

[@its_that_serious]

@@prisonmike3856 I know you can do it king

[@joshuarogue9345]

Hmmmm gotta watch out for those avalanches that leaves tents standing while stripping tree branches, and then ripping out tongues and eyes.

[@travidmolleur1634]

Ya, those radio active avalanches can be a doozy

[@Ezekiel903]

beside that, why they did not go back and to take their clothes and food? c'mon. Nothing solved

[@taoofjester4113]

​@Ezekiel903 maybe read about what happens when people suffer from hypothermia. Those questions are both easily answered.

[@Ezekiel903]

​@@taoofjester4113 I'm in Swiss and work part time for REGA, a Swiss rescue org. In Suisse people know what hypothermia. So tell my why should they remain a few meters from the tent away instead of going back and getting the equipment? some even tried to tried to climb a tree? Not everyone reacts the same, but most people should survive without hallucinations or other affects at least for 30 min- 1 hour! the fact alone that they tried to light up a fire, it means they could have easily go back to the tent instead, why radioactivity in their body?the tent didn't looked like being hit by an avalanche. Too many open questions to say the investigation is over!

[@QnzColdest]

​@@Ezekiel903because if there was an avalanche their food and supplies would be under the snow. How would they get it?

[@nathanb9057]

I remember my cousins trying to scare me about the night stalker. Turns out he lived right down the street from me.

[@walkingtalkingstevenhawkin6831]

That is absolutely insane 😂 it's like your cousins freaked you out with the boogie man and he lived in your closet

[@SaturdayAdams]

Sure he did

[@ALLASALAMI666]

@@SaturdayAdams😂😂 my uncle was Ted Bundy 😂

[@ALLASALAMI666]

@@walkingtalkingstevenhawkin6831when he came out of the closet he was gay

[@walkingtalkingstevenhawkin6831]

@@ALLASALAMI666 that's certainly a sentence lol

[@Scatman27]

Dyatlov pass incident was definitely not an avalanche

[@arnoldkekesi9022]

It is scientificaly proven it was indeed an avalanche. Sorry to burst your bubble. And no santa claus also not real.

[@methlabforcutiee]

agreed. why were they in various states of undress? that's the only one that made me go "umm... I dunno about that.."

[@fpfilms6609]

​​@@methlabforcutiee @methlabforcutiee Because of Hypothermia,When it takes its affect the body starts to sweat and people feel extremely hot thus people start taking off there clothes and further moving towards death

[@kieranhart5776]

Thank you!!!! I just commented the same thing. -The dyatlov pass incident couldn’t of been an avalanche. They cut the tent from the inside, running (from something) sideways across the hill, not down the hill, they ran to the tree line, where a couple were found at the base of a big tree where they built a fire but were unsuccessful in lighting and the others were found deeper in the forest spread out far from each other. It’s just not possible. If it was an avalanche they all would of been taken down the hill with their tent and found closer to each other. There could of been some distance between them in elevation, but not across the hill from side to side. They just don’t like unsolved cases so put this one at rest, likely to cover up the truth.

[@tym6245]

Opinion, false . Crazy person

[@cjbevilacqua]

200 million light years away means the light we are seeing is 200 million years old. Radio waves haven't reached it because it happened a long time ago!

[@TheBestDog]

*Merry Christmas!*

[@Robert-ul5cf]

What people don't understand about the Denver International Airport is that it is an international port of entry. Customs takes up a very large chunk of the land off tarmac. When I was in the Army, I had to deal with equipment coming through there. It's not like I had some secret access or anything, but what I saw was the same stuff I saw at other ports of entry.

[@TiffBishop-ww8br]

Interesting, however, I think people are more worried about what's under the airport

[@Maven0666]

@@TiffBishop-ww8br Not worried about what’s under it. We know that. We want to know what work they do there? Since it’s not for luggage?

[@kafkettethehungerartist]

​@@natashashotton8522 natasha, dear, i think you've . .. . 𝒉𝑢𝑚𝑚𝑚 . . . . «....fallen asleep....» atop yr cellophone somehow somewhere along the line {𝑡𝒉𝑒 𝑙𝑖𝑛𝑒=whilst typing yr comment[s]} . . . . . . . . don't worry, i do it all the time . . . . 😊🎉😊

[@jerrysmith7166]

aaannnnndd you didnt have top secret clearance.

[@BieberHole69__]

@@natashashotton8522 well said!

[@Nuklz1981]

I really enjoy your videos. Especially this one and the one about McNasty. You tell the story we'll , you don't leave out a lot of important stuff and you have a good sense of humor. Have you ever thought about doing a short series of ancient battles? Anyways, well done and thank you.😊

[@i_Tagg]

I hate when avalanches just take your eyes and tongue. It's why they scare me.

[@tsrmmercy836]

The discovery of the incident was made a while later, decomposition started the second they died. Also birds and squirrels or any animal that was hungry can pick certain parts out. Bugs as well but the description framed it like something precisely chose parts of the victim. It was merely random and spontaneous.

[@whateverwhatever4026]

Like already explained....animals. But yes it's annoying they left that part out. In fact several of the group weren't found until significantly later.

[@slwtgf]

Yep, leave this infamous pass alone, cuz I’m here to tell ya, it’s bad to the bone. Unsatisfactorily solved , imho!

[@CJSNJMT]

Oh yeah, absolutely the same here. But , it is clearly the only thing that makes sense so...

[@keithray9421]

Animal predation bro

[@davidtaylor7344]

great vid, enjoyed all but background music ,

[@VenomandEddieBrock]

You should make a video about the Wineville chicken coop murders and the disappearance of Walter Collins

[@carl6153]

The Walter Collins? Who’s that?

[@EnDB]

A little boy who went missing. Another kid was passed off as him, but it definitely was not him. When his mother said the boy was not her child, the police captain had her committed to an insane asylum. It's thought that Wineville chicken coop murderer killed Walter Collins along with several other boys.

[@johnsiragusa9553]

You need to see the pictures from the mountain of death. The natives warned them a Menk was making animals disappear. The found one note in the cut tent. It said,*The Snowman Exists!" There were very experienced hikers. IDK about you but I wouldn't hike on the The Mountain of Death or swim in the lake that everyone drowns. Just saying, places get these names for a reason.

[@Rob-metoo527]

Funny

[@ACountryCowboy]

Love the videos keep up the good work

[@nathanlynch9634]

Merry Christmas infographics show team.

[@ronaldclise4139]

Thanks

[@ValgniTehki]

Dyatlov bypass was no chance a avalanche. Avalanches take half of your clothes, rip your tounge out, pull your eyeballs out etc etc. They were experienced in what they were doing.

[@miadel5846]

100%not an avalanche!!! No way

[@endless3cho]

I'm glad your expertise is being put to good use. 😮‍💨

[@ValgniTehki]

​@@endless3chowasn't my expertise, it was scientists.

[@unknownuser1102]

The avalance could definitely take your clothes, and the rest could be explaned by scavanging animals

[@ValgniTehki]

​@@unknownuser1102but their was no animal signs that had taken the person tongue out, no signs a animal took the guys eyeballs out. High radiation traces in the area. They were experienced hikers and knew how to set up a tent out of the way from a avalanche, but this was only given as a reason as the Russian government claimed that's what happened years ago.

[@budderswag]

When he said the zodiac killer I never payed attention harder in my life cause I was gonna feel hella played if I missed that the identity was found it’s litteratly the only case in us history of a serial killer getting away without a trace while simultaneously having communication with authorities

[@hugosophy]

That poem he graffiti in the desk in the library is creepy

[@RaeChelleEley]

They did kinda solved that case. They said that if the guy was alive he would of been arrested, because that's how much they had on him.... crazy, right?

[@hotbam37]

@@RaeChelleEley They don't have his name though, do they?

[@nadapenny8592]

It's Ted Cruz

[@99pramennoodles]

Jack the ripper lol

[@clifharvey8533]

A lot of these “explanations” don’t seem very scientific.

[@whateverwhatever4026]

Such as?

[@DearlBarnes]

lol. said like someone who doesnt study

[@chriscail4693]

Great content as always. You guys should do the "Wisconsin Death Trip" interesting and gruesome story.

[@82nddave38]

The best explanation for the D.pass that ive heard was that the Russians were doing some weapons experiments and the hikers were in the wrong place at the wrong time. There was a secret weapons research and development base near by and there are certain types of compression bombs that can cause most of the symptoms the hikers experienced. The Russian government was never going to admit they accidentally killed a group of there own researchers especially during the cold War. The one hiker who survived, Yuri Yudin, had always claimed that he thought they accidentally stumbled upon military exercises and that there was no way his team would camp in a spot to get hit by an avalanche. As for the missing eyes and tungs chances are animals. I'm sorry it's not a more exciting conclusion but if you do your own, unbiased research, it really does make the most sense.

[@OffWhiteDaz]

Best explanation is it was an ice sheet slide like the science has proved. Plus the fact the phenomenon has been observed in the area makes a pretty compelling case

[@82nddave38]

@@OffWhiteDaz That's definitely a possibility but since neither of us or any of the scientists we're there I'm going on the side of the lone survivor. He has always believed that the military was involved and a slipping ice sheet doesn't explain the explorers symptoms and initial effects on their bodies.

[@cooljoescott]

You are right. It makes a lot of sense .

[@shootfirst2097]

What about the burns? And animals wouldn't stop at eyes and wouldn't excise them cleanly without ragged teeth tear marks. FAIL

[@realretrorelapse]

​@82nddave38 Yuri Yudin, the "lone survivor," knows about as much as we do, lol. He turned back and was not even with them when it happened. He literally turned back the very next day after they started.

[@jackg9092]

Research and theories suggest that the lost colony joined with what is now the federally unrecognized Lumbee tribe who are now mostly located in the Lumber river basin of central southern NC.

[@Zin51288]

this is a great video

[@randomflagg7331]

The Infinity Gauntlet explanation sounds the most credible if you ask me.....

[@wavular]

Everybody blames Thanos! What about Galactus! Lol

[@uniraffesaur]

Atlantian Fire Crystals are my new answer to unexplainable events

[@raymondesquivel7501]

Did you know, that old Greek philosopher, HEROTIOUS, ,( or something), TOLD TALES, about a City that existed eyons and eyons ago. , before time.HE HAD NO NAME FOR THE PLACE,, SO HE NAMED IT ATLANTIS 😊😊

[@fionamcfadden5772]

You must play Atlantis..Odyssey?...maybe..Those Atlantian crystals be good for everrything@!..😅

[@fionamcfadden5772]

​@@raymondesquivel7501sorry to be that 1..but it's ..*Eon's..definitely Eon's!!😅..

[@Mom.3]

Posted just in time to give me the motivation I need to finish wrapping gifts. Merry Christmas 🎄

[@brunomoura7719]

Merry Christmas 🙏🏻 Best regards from Brazil 😉. I wish all the best for you and your family. Happy holidays.

[@alexandersteele4212]

​@@brunomoura7719Merry Christmas to you and to the OP of this comment!

[@ohnoohyeah3205]

I've clicked Do Not Recommend Channel 3 times. Here we are. Y'all got it nailed.

[@brunomoura7719]

Amazing content! Love the channel👍🏻👏🏻🤟🏻💯💯.

[@Ezekiel903]

why they did they not go back to take their clothes and food? c'mon. Dyatlov pass Not solved! the planes in Bermuda triangle? all compasses didn't functioned? And the rescue plane? it was already in bad shape? c'mon, this are only speculation, nothing is solved!

[@latawshamaulson3897]

Wake up

[@brunomoura7719]

@@latawshamaulson3897 I just said the CONTENT of the Channel is interesting for me! I did not expose my opinion about the case or even about the Channel's point of view. So, "wake up" for what, exactly? C'mon!

[@michaeldunham3385]

​@@Ezekiel903Dyatlov pass is well documented

[@wrldtrvlr4vr]

Great video

[@kyelbloxton1605]

Thanks!

[@JohnPittaway]

I've encountered a few people since MH370 who are sure that Rolls Royce monitor their jet engines constantly, when in use, via satellite & or internet. Their monitoring is supposed to be independent of airlines & airframe manufacturers. I can't help wondering if there's any truth in the story.

[@tan4uk69]

And whyyyyyy would rolls Royce benefit from monitoring my Phantom???? That doesn't make sense

[@IamGrootOG]

Cdddddddddddddddcdcdddddddcdddddddd44444r4444rçdcdcddrrc4dcrcz4vza​@@tan4uk69

[@heathermichelle2703]

same

[@pembrokelove]

The Somerton Man case could have been solved decades ago if the woman to whom the book belonged had just been honest. They found her years ago, and she told investigators she had never seen the man. When they were made able to run his DNA… it traces back to the descendants of that very woman. She had not wished to admit that she’d had a child out of wedlock with him. It is so sad. It was such a different time, I know, but it’s still sad that she was so afraid of damaging her reputation that she allowed him to remain unidentified for decades while his family had no closure. Of course, I also do not discount the possibility that the act that created said child may have been traumatic in some way, though the protection of her good name is the more likely scenario. I just wish we knew.

[@PERRYS_PROPS]

Really!? An avalanche ripped out a hikers tongue and eyeball?

[@robinlinkowski988]

They’re soft tissue and were eaten by wild animals. I actually think that is least weird part of the story.

[@sussekind9717]

One part they did not mention is that the woman in question was found face down in a partially frozen stream, but still had water running underneath the ice, where she was face down, and exposed to the running water from continuous melting and refreezing. This could have easily rotted parts of the face, such as the eye and tongue.

[@mrsr003]

That’s what I thought too.

[@Jesst7721]

Those same Dyatov Pass injuries are seen on mutilated cattle in Montana. Tongue and eyes removed. An absurd number of missing people in rural natural areas that disappear around and in the national parks.

[@dannygolp7667]

Any radiation though?

[@Jesst7721]

@@dannygolp7667 good question!

[@AaronTom9118]

Lies

[@candyphillips2642]

It's not lies. I live in Montana & it happened

[@soju_cakes]

Man I was having such a terrible nightmare. Didn't realize the Dyatlov Pass Part was playing while I was asleep

[@st8fromtheho0d18]

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night !

[@Kittysniffles888]

I am SO HAPPY for this video. Thank you!!!!

[@amithomas6596]

Happy holidays to all and great video 🎉

[@Purple_Kinetic]

A bit late ,but thank you🎉

[@renepassa1969]

Lying video

[@aaronquintonpillay5394]

I was gonna have a productive day but then I saw this video idk maybe I'll be productive tomorrow though

[@MojoMountainMan]

And the Avalanche pulled the girl's tongue and eyeballs right out of her head Edit: oh yeah, and made their clothes Radioactive

[@Hazzzy021]

تمام شد. On that piece of paper was actually the ending of a famous persian poet by the name of Khayyam in the book Robaayiat

[@crazestyle83]

If it was an avalanche why wasn't the tent balled up and mangled?

[@AmberVivicide]

It may not have reached the tent or was just near by but was loud enough to scare them out and they ran away from the sound into the tree line for safety. They weren't fully dressed when they ran and could have run quite far and couldn't find there way back especially if it was dark. They probably got separated when they scattered to run.

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

It was a shallow slab avalanche... and there was plenty of snow on the tent - it just wasn't enough to completely dislodge it and it wasn't totally buried.

[@alexandraluca3933]

Thats not the only problem with this explanation...how did they found their footprints in the snow leaving the tent after the avalanche? 2 had burn marks...how?

[@peterparker9286]

Remember this is Info graphics. The Info is in the graphics.

[@jonnytheboy7338]

You never heard of a "selective avalanche"?.... ... Me neither

[@Fidhuzz1]

GOOD VIDEO

[@littledeathmark8991]

the first one was still so heartbreaking. after hearing it a couple of times from mr ballen, but it can't be an avalanche.

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

You are cute

[@littledeathmark8991]

@@cheerful_crop_circle ???

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

@@littledeathmark8991 I mean your profile picture

[@alysiabrogdon508]

We don't know what we don't know! Love your stuff. This episode was especially fun. But how do we know you're not being paid by "Them" to further obfuscate the truth??:

[@Screwball70]

I don't know but I'm definitely going to use obfuscate as often as I can 😊 Screwball has learned new word!

[@RunnRichBoyz]

they are another one of those giving us false information but if u look up mud fossils university, an older guy named Roger, is the TRUTH!

[@Killahb1036]

Crazy

[@krystalynkersey]

Dyatlov Pass was definitely not solved. An avalanche does not count for missing body parts, tent being sliced open, etc. It was always a theory, but not a good one.

[@wendygreidanus8391]

Scavenging animals account for the missing body parts of the Dyatlov Pass hikers..

[@OptimisticMisanthrope]

Keep up the great work, though as someone who grew up in the county hearing go-leta pains me a bit, it's more like Go-leeta.

[@yeseniaisylf]

I grew up in Santa Barbara/Goleta cities. TECHNICALLY 🤓🤓🤓 In Spanish, it is Goe-letah. But I agree, we ALL call it Golee-tah 😂 I actually wanted to comment because I was excited someone else KNEW where Goleta was! 🦋

[@blazeart4335]

I remember watching tons of videos on conspiracy theories that weren’t solved yet when I was younger, there something really concluding about seeing this years later

[@vanessamichaels9512]

interesting info. want to watch. the music is so anxiety inducing tho. I don't know why people do that.

[@someguy6152]

57:12 That's f---ed up if true, commiting sudoku(it's a joke) is one thing, but taking a whole plane full of people with you is horrible. What would be the point? If the reports are true and he incapacitated the pasengers it's even weirder, if he didn't want to hurt or make them suffer why take them with you at all, and if the flight simulator is true than it was premeditated "stunt" Did he just regret his decision but was "too far gone" to stop, so he picked in the middle? The psychology of a "crazy person" is intriguing...

[@JDoe001]

If “The Zodiac Killer” wasn’t a genius (other sources say), then how could he have created such a complicated cipher?

[@iPYW]

He was probably someone at the Presidio of Monterey. That is where the military sends intel people to learn new languages. The library there has a VERY nice selection of code books.

[@odie9323]

Thanks for the entertainment. But I am looking for the truth, but I would love to hear the truth about the leylines

[@042509am]

The music in the background is too much for my ADHD/OCD having self 😅😅🤦🏻‍♀️ otherwise, love the super long videos!!

[@ElderRaven]

Good vid. Thank goodness it's not another war vid lol.

[@ssako100]

😮So you're where those👎 down come from. 😮😔

[@AltuveLJ]

Anyone else feeling the beat in the background heavyyy?😮‍💨 Edit: in the first quarter only, but that slapped honestly.

[@siren_gaming8565]

Too bad you can’t listen to it anywhere else

[@Sentinel-ai-alpha]

why would the guy from tuared be faking where he is from? and how did he disappear from his hotel room?

[@Kurious-Kat]

Nobody decomposes in the freezing snow‼️👀☠️

[@larapalma3744]

Everyone decomposes slowly in the cold

[@iamspeedkachow5926]

the snow melted if they and all the belongings were found above ground.

[@chickenmcfuggits7985]

I’ve seen the Codex Gigas and since that time I’ve received at least a hundred calls from strange unearthly creatures wanting to talk about my car’s warranty so……

[@binyon7]

Not acquainted w/a Walter Rally. Nice job on what does count!

[@Chewy_GarageBandDad]

You can make amazing videos when A.I. is using A.I.

[@iPYW]

The Bloop! Finally solved :D

[@AprilBoerstler-xi1yw]

You did not mention abt the compasses and the magnetic polarity in the Bermuda a triangle.

[@MadamHoneyB]

17:23 I was 2 seconds from putting yall on blast! Then I hear, “just kidding!l” That was too funny! 😅

[@MadamHoneyB]

2:05:22 just realized that yall are giving your characters fingers! Lol Very cool!! I’m probaby super late at noticing this but I noticed…lol 😊😅😊

[@Seanasaurus7560]

People that this video just randomly got recommended on there home page 👇🏿

[@dewianjani8021]

Now I wish they find who Jack The Ripper was.

[@Leekycheeks420]

It was a woman that's my theory look at all the details in the story and the investigation CLOSELY! I'm sure you'll probably come to the same conclusion also consider the time, the ignorance, and how easy it would be for a woman to actually do it and get away with it.

[@renatastone5479]

Thats been figured out already

[@krausiemousie]

Jack was a royal the clothing how close they were to the case the medical training it all points to someone of a higher class

[@TheTobiasandersen95]

How exactly does an avalance leave a victim without a tongue and eyeballs? I mean, i asume there are animals who couldve eating it, but why mention it without elaporating??

[@aunch3]

Avalanches are violent and considering all those parts were frozen solid it wouldn’t take much for them to snap off

[@adam.marjanovic]

@@aunch3why were tents on their place without moving, why were tents ripped from inside out ? Why they werent found of bottom of hill and why were they found spread out instead near eachother as it should be if your theory is truth.. oldest member was about 30 years old and he was young and after accident hr got full gray hair which ??

[@aunch3]

Ok you’re right it was the abominable snowman that makes more sense

[@sethchism4783]

Not what Adam is saying he’s just saying the explanation doesn’t make sense.

[@peterparker9286]

The info is in the graphics. Infographics

[@brianb7112]

The zodiac killer was known to be Ted cruz

[@kiddoj11]

15000 feet per second is 10000mph which trust me is either suppose to be feet per minute or your feeding us bs. Love your content especially the surviving the Nuclear apocalypse. Excellent writing.

[@Hankitect]

lol I came to the comments wondering if anyone else caught that. 15k/second…uh no!

[@cvp5882]

Imagine dropping out of the sky from full cruise altitude in just over 2 seconds 😳

[@kieranhart5776]

The dyatlov pass incident couldn’t of been an avalanche. They cut the tent from the inside, running (from something) sideways across the hill, not down the hill to the tree line, where a couple were found at the base of a big tree where they built a fire but were unsuccessful in lighting it, and t try he others were found deeper in the forest spread out far from Eachother. It’s just not possible. If it was an avalanche they all would of been taken down the hill with their tent and found bit too far from each other as far as left-right, not up-down. They just don’t like unsolved cases so put this one at rest, likely to cover up the truth.

[@shootfirst2097]

@@AmberVivicide What about the burns? And animals wouldn't stop at eyes and wouldn't excise them cleanly without ragged teeth tear marks. FAIL

[@shootfirst2097]

Exactly. And what about the burns? And animals wouldn't stop at eyes and wouldn't excise them cleanly without ragged teeth tear marks. People cherry pick what they can sort of debunk and don't address the other facts.

[@woodbox665]

Birds peck eyes.

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

​@@AmberVivicide no

[@MrSkunk-sg1md]

Wow I never knew any of this could be repeated so eloquently

[@zebatov]

40:15 Imagine the audacity of calling one theory a conspiracy theory, while stating another theory as fact. Goofy people.

[@XiUNOiX120]

So were just gonna say the Avalanche ripped out tongues and Eyes 👀😂 Okay my guy. Getting lazy now are we

[@Brah42]

Animals eat the soft decomposed bits.

[@darlenepowell9304]

I believe that anytime someone is found to be the killer posthumously, then it should be added to the gravestone if they have one.

[@BennyRobinson-g3s]

Okay an avalanche may have caused some of the destruction at Dystlov pass but how was it able to rip out a person's eyes and tongue?

[@myrontate3937]

Dyatlov pass couldn’t have been an avalanche because what y’all forgot to mention was the dead body’s had radiation an half of the body’s had broken bones with no flesh wounds

[@Xboxcampking334]

Nice long episode nice

[@xCosmicJellyfishx]

Dyatlov pass is weird, but pretty clearly natural, but that other, lesser known trip in the urals has always deeply interested me....idc what they say "officially".

[@shaunelliot506]

explain how one of them lost her tongue please how is that natural fam

[@JadeaRS4]

Explain how it is" natural " , because it's not!

[@ImWearingPantsNow]

​@@shaunelliot506 ...animal predation, most likely. Soft tissues go first.

[@shaunelliot506]

I don't Know man,its just not adding up😂@@ImWearingPantsNow

[@ImWearingPantsNow]

@@jimbobbyrnes ...alien bigfoot Santa Claus...

[@kencelmer9527]

Great content but more advertisement than other channels

[@lejhand2067]

3:00 Taman Shud doesn't exist in the Gita anywhere. It's not even an Indian word. Please don't spread misinformation.

[@vladtheinhaler8940]

Exactly, it's from The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

[@korepogo5149]

I’m a living descendant of the people who ran “the ideal maternity home” in Nova Scotia. There’s a movie about them called the butter box babies and Lila and William young’s son Cyril is my great great grandfather. I never met them but my older relatives used to tell me stories about going there in the summers before they passed away. Apparently everything was embellished but idk what I believe

[@korepogo5149]

Sorry only one great, Cyril’s son is my grandpa

[@billymaltez8030]

Maybe an avalanche at Dyatlov pass can explain the tree branches missing or whatever but it surely cant explain the horrific and brutal injuries the ppl had sustained and noticed when found. Guess the avalanche only had the force to rip off only 1 eyeball from all victims lol

[@brandonhill2183]

Dyatlov pass has NOT been solved. Just explained away with a "most likely" scenario.

[@hilarycraig5360]

Yeah, and I will never believe the "avalanche" theory.

[@JonnyMack33]

Regarding JFK. Google the Zapruder film... then ask your science teacher to explain why physics decided to change completely, just for that one moment so an impact to the back of the head moves the head _BACKWARDS_ and not forwards, like it should... and then change it back. The amount of disinformation that's come out of America is truly disgusting. Even up to 24 years ago in NYC.

[@TheEmpire822]

57:47 it’s pretty obvious that this flight flew to close to the edge of the earth and hit the ice wall that is at the poles to keep people from falling off the edge of the earth because it’s flat of course.

[@bryanwood5406]

Dyatlov pass was a classic example of hypothermia and possibly hallucinations

[@lindisamathabela3192]

Didn't know that hypothermia and hallucinations could cause radioactivity.😭

[@bryanwood5406]

@lindisamathabela3192 you should research common behavior of extreme hypothermia. To save you some time, just before you die from exposure, you begin to sweat and feel uncomfortably warm... even though your body temperature has dropped below that which life requires. Typically, people then begin to lose layers because they feel overheated from their own residual body heat... the radiation certainly did not help things.

[@brandonhill2183]

How does that explain the massive blunt force trauma and broken bones?

[@brandonhill2183]

​@bryanwood5406 so you just did nothing to debunk the detected radioactivity

[@teapot5054]

Well, this is very interesting, it’s not very accurate but it’s very interesting

[@goremall]

Ok I’m going to have to stop you less than a minute into this video, Dyatlov pass was NOT solved by any means.

[@bout2freek]

Makes sense now. It was an avalanche that took the person's tongue and stripped another of their eyes. Who ran this research, the U.S. gov?

[@justinduke6262]

Wasn't it an Avalanche

[@teresakendrick7516]

@@justinduke6262 how can an avalanche take out someone's eyes 👀 and tongue 👅?

[@justinduke6262]

@@teresakendrick7516 a scavenger got there b4 help, trying to reason with reality, not ridicule....

[@Laibae639]

@@teresakendrick7516could it be decomposition or animals/insects in the area?

[@LeatherLaceStudios]

You DO NOT have to wait 24 hours to report a missing person, That is a myth that has caused a lot of deaths over the years most likely, but nonetheless, it's a myth you should report a missing person immediately even its only 30 minutes

[@peterparker9286]

Makes a person wonder when they push the 24 HR thing. They are not R friends.

[@rndiva5850]

That is in no way a myth! Said by a former NYPD officer and a citizen that had to wrestle with this hold back twice in my 44 years!

[@theninewillneverdie]

Its kinda hard for me to believe that an avalanche could cause burns and rip out eyes and tongues in all honesty ha

[@RandyCardinal-pl8nh]

Good creepy stuff 😮❤

[@kathrynclark1585]

Hopefully whatever “researchers” worked on these videos are now unemployed as a magic 8 ball gives better information

[@sauliuss2915]

Would you be more satisfied by flat(surely) 8 ball recovered from atlantis by greys and passed to researcher (with a funky haircut ) type instead ?? Have a nice day

[@mattferrigno9750]

The first one still isnt solved. Yeah, it might have been an avalanche but how do you explain the radiation. Plus there's alot of other facts that still aren't answered.

[@JonnyMack33]

Why have you included stuff from The Sun Vanished... which is a well known and obvious ARG? Your reputation is tarnishing.

[@Floridaman1780_]

Sorry dude, the Dyatlov Pass incident has NOT been solved.

[@blackbarbieme]

Facts

[@stevenpoynter9982]

A hurricane in Siberia??

[@af3893]

I give DEN airport theory this... one of the safest bunkers/military base in the world is located in CO. If it all hit the fan, that airport would be an important hub.

[@amyargro1]

Music is too loud and annoying.