Mom & Son Vanish After Discovering Husband’s Secret Life | Darkest Disappearances 5

When people vanish it is absolutely frightening, and here I've got a number of stories of people disappearing in mysterious, terrifying, and disturbing ways.
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[@SereneGracee]

I don't know if it's wrong to say, but to me disappearances are almost worse than a person being dead. At least if they're dead, you know it. It's final. If they're missing, there's just so much unknown. I can't even imagine how that feels.

[@kenw2225]

The child disappearing from the playground sounds like worst imaginable thing. 33 years ago now... parents still hurting im sure

[@kendralillie4686]

Family and loved ones get no closure and I couldn't imagine always questioning everyone around and not being able to burry a loved 1😮😢

[@SereneGracee]

@@kendralillie4686 Exactly. The lack of closure is terrible. The constant wonder if they're somewhere scared and alone. I feel anxious when I can't find a lost item, let alone a lost loved one. 😕

[@hnr4994]

I think most of us feel the same. You constantly go looking for the missing and feel guilty thinking maybe they need help but you can't help. Can't say this about somebody passing, at least you know you can't help anymore and you know where their body is.

[@jeremyandrestevenson2313]

I feel the exact same way with what you wrote.... Great minds think alike ....Regards from the U.K.

[@lisasmith8630]

The scariest part about the last story is a Scout Master entrusted with the care and safety of someone's child thought 'leaving the chubby kid behind' was a viable solution to not having his day marred. He should be jailed.

[@rosieh8565]

I felt so sad looking at his last picture. Poor boy must've been so scared. 😢

[@0FreakShow0]

As a fat ass myself, and a childcare person I can't believe they left him. I hope the leader thinks about him every day

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Survival of the fittest, Darwin, Machiavelli and so forth. If he didn't want to be left behind he shouldn't;t have eaten so much junk food.

[@CellarDoorx06]

You know as well as I do that sociopaths like that "Troop Leader" could give two loud a$$ farts about that boy.

[@nathanwatkins1005]

Did liking your own comment bring you any satisfaction? ​@@AnyoneCanSee

[@user-mv9tt4st9k]

I am a Scout leader in Southern California. Our slowest hiker sets the pace. We hike in a group. If a hiker needs to pause, we all pause. We never leave hikers behind. Jared Negrete's story is a both a cautionary tale and reminder of how Scout outing guidelines (two deep leadership, buddy system) have changed over time.

[@christopherespinoza-darnel8514]

Boy Scouts is a joke. Of course there has to be a safe place for kids to be coddled instead of provided a safe place that also teaches them how to better themselves even if it means them following the fastest in the pack. Boy Scouts is part of the democratic, "Gender is just a social construct" problem our society is currently in. Boy Scouts let's girls in too which is downright pathetic. At least we know that the leaders of the scouts don't always just like little boys.

[@gizmetdoralopez6806]

Maybe the scout leadership guidelines haven't changed, I do not know, but there will always be those who disobey rules and safety measures just because of laziness and selfishness. He deserves prison time for negligence and reckless endangerment of a child. 😡

[@jasonmoore7223]

Two deep leadership is crazy

[@ransakreject5221]

⁠it’s kinda sad that the normal kids have to go at the pace of the slowest fat kid

[@vivnoname]

I think the scout leader being so blasé about Jared falling further and further behind is a bit suspect.

[@accidentallyamy1063]

I’m a neonatal/pediatric RN and I can confirm they say the scariest shit lol. Once I asked how old one of my little patients was and he responded with “I’m 6, but I’ve been on earth for a lot longer.” …I BEG YOUR FINEST PARDON??

[@_FaithHopeLOVE]

It means he’s possessed by a demon or demons! They surely have been here for almost 6000 years…

[@_FaithHopeLOVE]

I wish you were a Christian and knew the Bible! You would know how to communicate with them and what questions to ask and how to rebuke them, because you would have all authority over them in the name of Jesus Christ.

[@louisefarber7573]

When my daughter was 4, she told me she used to be my mother. She was quite surprised that I didn’t remember it, she had assumed I did.

[@mausercawley9491]

​@@_FaithHopeLOVEOr they've been taught that life starts at conception and the concept of nine months compared to six years is a little fuzzy still.

[@mausercawley9491]

​@@_FaithHopeLOVEProbably the authority of being a registered nurse is enough in this situation. Kind of rude to assume someone's not a Christian just because they don't start rebuking the devil within every time a little kid says something funny, just saying.

[@CindyM372]

What is that woman doing getting back with the man who murdered her son and probably her daughter 🤮🤮🤮😤

[@krstimobley-vt8nl]

I know right what a bunch of creeps!

[@catherinewilliams3850]

Sickening, what a crappy mother!

[@mariemarie2888]

That’s as weird as it gets I honestly can’t get my head around that one

[@hnr4994]

It only makes sense if she was a complice. Wait, no that also makes no sense. She was their mother...

[@Twizington]

This blew my mind, what a horrible mother and person.

[@mrjones2721]

The first case isn't an unexplained vanishing. It's a perfectly explained double murder, and the only question is why the husband isn't rotting away in prison.

[@bec7080]

The only small thing that hopefully gives her family some comfort is that he probably murdered her to keep his secret but by doing it everyone knew his secret

[@ZedBeiFeng]

You know how these cases go police will gather evidence for like a year or two then go to trial if they mess something up he could get off scot-free. Insider edition did a story Mike is on the case this has way too much publicity to not be solved.

[@Igor_ogi]

Indeed

[@tillitsdone]

Pardon the pun, but he's going down.

[@ginabeena6757]

It's Alabama. If they had been fetuses, cops would've gone scorched earth looking for them.

[@reneesantiago6496]

If somebody broke into the lawyers office and stole Amy’s pink phone and a computer that was used on her investigation then it’s obviously somebody connected to the case and close to the case. No stranger is going to do that, or even know that those items were there and how they were used to help find her. My money is on that step father!

[@annsu77]

1000%. I can’t believe he got away with it, when what happened is so obvious, and for him to get only five years for killing the son WTF?

[@redolds231]

Why were those items on the lawyers office and not kept under toghter control as evidence?

[@samdoors5132]

Yep could be never know which way the wind may blow

[@serendpity3478]

If my 14 year old daughter was so unhappy that she was choosing to sleep rough in a foreign country rather than come home & be safe under my roof I'd be moving back home again & bugger what the stepfather's committments in Spain were. No child who isn't deeply troubled would ever DO that. Why did her mother & father never ask her what was so awful at home?

[@hotrodrounsavill3515]

Her step dad was probably doing inappropriate things…I mean that would’ve definitely explained why she’d rather sleep outside in a foreign country than be around him. Then step dad probably got rid of her so she couldn’t rat him out… What if she had confided in her brother and he confronted the stepdad which lead to him also being silenced. 😮

[@serendpity3478]

@@hotrodrounsavill3515 Precisely. When children "disappear" the people most often responsible for it are in this order: Birth mother Adoptive or foster mother Natural parents working together Birth mother with stepfather Birth fathers.

[@SpecialBlanket]

@@serendpity3478is this data from some source? Very interested. In my anecdotal observation seems like step fathers / mothers' bfs most common, except in cases where they're killed immediately after birth.

[@seewobble7048]

​@@serendpity3478- step fathers should be much closer to the top

[@serendpity3478]

@@seewobble7048 It's not aboput "should be" at the top. These are statistics from crimes committed against children in the US and those are in order of frequency, the people most often responsible. Stranger abductions rank far far below any of the family contacts btw.

[@omega8Black]

That second case with the Irish family in Spain made my jaw drop. It’s clear that Step-Dad had something to do with this, and for that so called mother to go back to him after he killed her son and likely had something to do with her missing daughter is disgraceful. I hope her family disowned her.

[@leftcoastfunk]

bro killed both of the kids so he could have the life he wanted and she STILL stays with him wtf is wrong with her?!?!?!

[@larahughes3027]

I actually went to a fund raiser when she vanished. It was the most surreal thing seeing as the family was there in support! It jsut never made any sense especially that area of Spain, it’s extremely safe!

[@mingiinimene3335]

@@larahughes3027 its not safe from creepy murderous stepdads apparently. And his punishment for murder was a joke and he probably got away with his first murder (if it was even his first).

[@feelthejoy]

Spain is sketchy af

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

​@@feelthejoy how?

[@yanalujan]

I feels sorry for the little scout boy. I'm really upset that they left him behind. My heart goes out to his family.

[@mingiinimene3335]

I know it was only si kids but that is why you need two adults for these hikes. One in front and one at the back. Otherwise don't do the hike.

[@Marie.b]

Me too. Thinking if he felt deserted and uncared about as he was left further and further behind. 😢

[@LynnAgain83]

That part made me angry and sad as well. I would've trailed behind right beside him and at his pace tried to chat our way up the mountain at our own pace. You miss some beautiful sights always racing to the next destination anyway. Granted, you have to be at your campsite before it starts getting dark or even before that to get settled in but I digress, I just couldn't leave somebody behind and not have that decision eat at me every second, every step. For some, it seems so simple, and I'll never understand how some can be so nonchalant and even lack a natural empathetic nature for others! Everyone regardless of how fast or slow has something that they can contribute but because we view somebody as "too slow, out of shape, and/or wasting time" they the boy like a discarded wrapper alongside the trail that you swear you'll be back to pick up. ❤ Poor lad.

[@doobat708]

The number one thing I was taught about moving in groups, on hikes as well as bikes, is that THE SLOWEST PERSON SETS THE PACE. Everyone else lines up behind them. This is common sensical practice to prevent exactly what happened to this Boy Scout.

[@lwoods1940]

​@@doobat708Exactly or at the very least use the buddy system. Nobody should be left alone.

[@chrischriskidnicky6088]

I know this wasn’t meant to be comical,but Mike says the floors are new,the bathroom is covered in blood,the cadaver dogs are barking in the back yard,and the neighbors heard gunshots. “But other than that,nothing.”

[@kevinmeeks5169]

Six weeks after Loreen Rahn went missing, a 25 yr old that lived two blocks away from her, Denise Daneault, went missing also.

[@lemoniefish]

That poor girl killed by her step dad in Spain! Her mom did her dirty. The mom got back together with the step dad after the step dad killed her son. Nothing tells me the step dad did it more than this fact. If it were me, that "man" woukd live one week of freedom after he got out of jail - the longest, most painful week of his life. That she took him back shows the mom was, at the least, complicit.

[@cdes1776]

"In love" or not, who the h3ll gets back together with someone who has irrevocably committed a major crime againt her family? Love isn't thicker than desperation.

[@jonnitsunami6504]

You ever hear the case where the woman zipped her abusive bf up in a suitcase overnight? Yea that seems about right. Jus wit a lil more poking and spinning and flights of stairs

[@smurfie8412]

You must forgive 🤬

[@anaalicia5029]

It’s absolutely insane she got back with him, it baffles me

[@Anna-cx4tg]

no teenage girl living in a safe environment prefers to sleep rough somewhere outside over sleeping in her own bed... you know this poor girl was being abused in that house

[@Dawna-gp1zk]

Thank you for covering the case of Michael Dunahee! He was our neighbour / my son babysat him & his sister. We hope that oneday this mystery will be solved.

[@krstimobley-vt8nl]

It's very, very 😔 sad! Poor boy I pray the family and friends have closure and peace ✌ ❤❤

[@ShannonStevens-gl7le]

I'm from the lower mainland area. His disappearance haunted my childhood, and even now in my 40's I still wonder whatever happened to him? I literally thought of him yesterday when I was an older truck with a fish decal on it.

[@aimbetternotperfect]

@@ShannonStevens-gl7leI was in Alberta then and it was a huge deal

[@amg8497]

I actually mentioned the story of Michael Dunahee to Mike a month or maybe 6 weeks ago ! … Goes to show he does check up on us ! lol

[@sharonrigs7999]

I grew up in Esquimalt. That hit home. I hope he does Reena Virk and Kimberly Procter (I used to work for her dad)

[@alessandrajackson3768]

The amount of murders of wives and children due to the husband/father’s secret life is sickening.

[@sunshine3914]

More than 3 per day, for the women the men claim to “love”.

[@paulcarpenter7844]

Yeah I know there's a lot of stories too where the mother poisons the father that takes care of them the whole lives and she sleeps around and uses him for money

[@misterdinkly]

Just imagine how big of a cheater, liar or annoying wife some must be to drive a husband to that level of insanity. Terrible for everyone involved.

[@rutsahdus]

​@@misterdinklyJust imagine how stupid you must be for thinking like that. Only sick bastards kill other people for those reasons.

[@kristinwojtowich8902]

​@@paulcarpenter7844weird how we're not talking about that here, but you still just had to make it about awful women. There's other threads you could post that on, if you feel the need.

[@peetpeetpeetpeet]

can we talk about how disgusting audrey is for getting back with the man who STABBED her child??? what a freak

[@Melicious8675]

So my sister was abducted…almost …while we were playing hide and seek. Our parents were bikers and inside a home playing cards. There was a car wash quite a few feet away. A man lured my sister over saying he had candy and makeup for her. The man picked her up had her in the truck and was leaving with her she was about 4, this was around 1990. This was in Illinois. The only reason my sister is alive and well today is because a girl named ‘Angel’ (no joke) who was my friend went up to him and said “if you don’t put her down and let her go there’s men inside with guns and they will shoot you.” Idk but he took her out of the dark blue truck and let her go. I was inside using the bathroom at the time. I was 7. To this day I’ve wondered how many children he got away with……this legit gave me goosebumps. (The Michael story)

[@TheJemstar28]

Truly scary!

[@amberspaulding]

That's the best story I ever heard.

[@esposito4790]

I'm not reading all that

[@Melicious8675]

@@esposito4790 DON’t Then. Keep scrolling

[@Melicious8675]

@@amberspaulding i mean my mom was actually kidnapped at 18 while out with her friends. They followed them from a gas station and ran them off the road. They took my momto Mo. kept her for a few days in the basement, raped etc. They finally let her go naked, she ran to a gas station and the gas station clerk thought she was on drugs (80s) so they called the police and eventually they caught all the guys. There was a trial and the men got life because of what they also previously did to another female a few weeks before. These men had wives and kids and my mom was the only one mentally stable enough to testify. There’s a lot more to this story but it’s wild to think that my mom and sister had either been or almost was a victim of kidnapping. Then there’s me who is so free spirited I should be scared shitless.

[@lisalynnmarie2448]

What I love about Mike? Almost an hour long video with 5, count 'em, 5 mysterious disappearances!!! Appreciate it 🥳🥰

[@gatdemun]

Hope Mike Oh read my comment I need to 🏆 this bet it’s for a good cause 😁

[@lisalynnmarie2448]

@@gatdemun Yes! I worded my comment wrong....but I know what I meant lmao 🤣🤣 I knew there were more than five but I didn't think to count each one 😋🤭

[@AlisafromMT70]

I agree and he’s so handsome and funny! 🤣

[@HollyMacNaughton]

NO I WILL NOT, NOT IS THERE A NEED, TO COUNT TO THE NUMBER FIVE. WHAT ARE YOU, SESAME STREET? DAMN THE CRINGE ON YOU IS INTOLERABLE.

[@hastyhillfarmand4x480]

I like his antics.

[@evieevie8625]

I started subscribing when mike was at 200k, now he is almost at 2M. I'm so proud of you mike!!

[@MosquitoValentineNH]

Same here. I don’t remember the exact sub count but i know it was only a few 100k. I miss some of the old music he used to use i’m sure you remember

[@euluchi]

my father told me when I was around 4, we were traveling late night in our car, and I started screaming at a motorcycle that was heading our way and we would collide to. he and my big sister told me nothing was in the way, but I insisted, screaming. my dad was very distressed because he knew it as a region where a lot of military folks died in motorbike accidents back in the day, when he was in the military as well. I dont recall any of it, but he said I screamed like I was actually seeing some bike coming in the opposite direction to us. I dont believe in anything ghost/spirits related, but some things you just can’t explain and we just need to accept there might be something out there that we cannot comprehend.

[@zariballard]

Why don't u "believe? That makes no sense.

[@rashed9644]

Use some common sense n you’ll answer your own questions about the unknown entities that you thought u saw on a motorcycle as well as the lil kid’s suspiciously bizarre sighting of the ‘blue haired lady’ 🤓

[@silentfriend369]

Ignore these two people's comments. They're just being rude because they're defensive about their own beliefs. I don't strongly believe in the paranormal either, but sometimes I like to "play pretend" and open my mind to wonder. :) There's nothing wrong with being open to the unexplained, nor for choosing to remain a skeptic despite that openness.

[@euluchi]

​@@silentfriend369 100% agree! I don't bother the comments at all :) It's a subjective and challenging matter for all of us - and there are a multitude of possible explanations we come up with. Whatever suits us best, it's great. As long as it doesn't hurt anyone else, its valid! Thanks for the message though

[@CallMeMrX]

So you're basing your believe in something on a memory you don't even have?

[@tracisawyer7681]

You do not leave a child behind!!!! This is infuriating !

[@zarasbazaar]

Yeah, as a kid who was frequently forgotten and left behind, I have some special feels for how this poor kid must have felt, being lost in the woods and possibly preyed upon. It's why I go hiking alone and have learned to take care of myself instead of trusting others.

[@studogable]

@@zarasbazaar I feel you, mate.

[@ridenscott]

Ha ha. I was wondering?

[@debrajames3869]

I agree. This should NEVER have happened!!!

[@El_Ophelia]

This was pretty common practice decades ago. Especially if you were out of shape and couldn't keep up with the majority of the kids, they would keep going. The "lesson" was essentially a roundabout way for you to learn that your lack of fitness means you'll be left behind or won't be able to do what your fellow friends can do. It translated to not just physical abilities but social skills. It sounds harsh, but nowadays, it's so reversed that everyone is reduced to the lowest common denominator so we're *all* left behind.

[@cesarincamendozaloyola4407]

The Irish-Spanish case is fishy and infuriating

[@freemygrandma956]

I feel like it’s clear what happened, like it was a plan by both the mother and the step dad imo of course lol

[@icu6661]

The stepdad looked so guilty under the pressekonference

[@taleenkassabian1196]

Step dad for sure. The mother knew and played along with it. Pretty obvious she would do anything for him given she got back together with him after he killed her son!

[@justadildeau]

Grrrrr so mad 😠!

[@scottyourback]

I remember this on the news and papers in Ireland. Very sad.

[@nicolecawley6830]

Michael Dunahee went missing went I was 13 I lived in about an hour away from Victoria. Everone grew with with Michael Dunahee forever remembered. Every few years they would send scetches home at school about what Michael would look like at different ages. Even now if you say his name everyone remembers him. It was tragic.

[@kevinquist]

the case with jared. no decent counselor in his right mind would leave him alone. when he stopped, you either all stop or you send a junior counselor down to wait with him. doesnt matter if the trail is just up and back. you do NOT leave any one alone like that. and this is why.

[@hajarmdn4883]

Specially a freaking 12 year old. When I was a scout, we were watched like hawks even though my last time at the camp, I was 16 years old. And preparing to be a scout leader and yet my scout leader wouldn’t let anyone stagger. Even going to the bathroom in the bushes, she would follow us and make us talk to her all the whole time while keeping an eye on the rest of the group. And I knew the forest very very well and was a guide as I lived close while everyone lived over a hundred kilometers away. She still wouldn’t let me go anywhere alone. We had a buddy system and were told to keep an eye on each other. She was definitely a bit more vigilant than the other scout leaders in the camp but honestly I appreciate it now. She usually has young children she looks after. So she probably developed that extra vigilance as kids are dumb. But she’ll keep that with everyone no matter what. I loved her. And even going camping with her as an adult felt safe. And to this day, I still follow the buddy system to a T.

[@bennyshakur97]

Still the best true crime channel

[@ThatChapter]

Thank you!

[@razztazz1982]

I concur.

[@CeBme]

Mike youre a cutie​@ThatChapter 😉

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

In ANY case ❤

[@amybe573]

💯💯💯🖤

[@cackalackaboi9737]

Certainly sounds like she made it home, it’s pretty obvious stepfather killed her. Seems like quite the monster. How in the world did he only get 5 years?! Also what kind of woman would get back with him?!

[@Skaramoosh5]

A woman that wanted to get rid of both her kids.

[@markwilliams7054]

He’s probably just an Irish gangter that paid off the local authorities in Spain.

[@Anna-cx4tg]

This is some Stephan Sterns/Madeline Soto type of a situation. The mother chose the man over her kids.

[@wanderinghistorian]

Those of you shocked at the Scout Leader's actions may not know that while Boy Scouts themselves are rigorously tested and vetted before moving up the ranks in the Scouts, a Scout Leader is often just whatever random adult they can find to do it. They are often unqualified in outdoor survival and notoriously uncaring about their charges. I know because I was a Boy Scout and all of my Scout Leaders were ner-do-wells.

[@AirbornChaos]

Times have changed, thank God. Especially in the Scouts. Gone are the days when a church leader would pressure random, unqualified, disinterested men into leading a Scout troop under the guise of it being a "Religious Calling."

[@sassymissm]

"That's a lot of water under the bridge" 😂😂 I love his quips

[@the_greater_good2]

That final photo on Jarrad’s camera is so disturbing and eerie, poor kid!

[@gummboote]

I wonder if the makers of The Blair Witch Project had seen it.

[@taraduncanson4509]

The troop leader should feel like crap. He never should have left that poor kid behind. If I were his parents I would have never forgiven that man .

[@Go-goGranny_70]

​@@taraduncanson4509The scout leader should have been charged with child endangerment and neglect.

[@mleh2512]

I wonder how well that camera was processed for finger prints.

[@Ravewithme21]

I got chills seeing it!

[@alexdubious5427]

Everyone knows he did it. The fact that he's remarried with a family is freaking INSANE.

[@justadildeau]

Big cray

[@smurfie8412]

You must forgive 🤬

[@FasterFaster196]

Who? The escort dude?

[@barneyronnie]

Mr. Gay4Pay?

[@forgottenpalace4472]

​@@barneyronnie 😂😂😂😂😂

[@d.b.cooper9365]

Hey there Mike. I reach out to all the creators I like at least once. I know this is probably lost in a sea of comments, but I just wanted to say: I love your show, and I think you do a really good job. Huge Fan. ✌️

[@primitiveleatherworks8783]

Jared Negreti’s parents used to be my next door neighbors. Very nice people who had alot of tragedy in their lives. Such a sad story.

[@betsyj59]

Sad and absolutely horrific. How could they not be haunted for life by thoughts of what happened to him?

[@primitiveleatherworks8783]

@@betsyj59 they are and were. The mother died about 2 years ago just before easter.

[@thecutbeautii3399]

Kudos for the parents believing their son and actually stopping to check. Very brave indeed.

[@misterdinkly]

I know...but I still find it difficult to believe. Ive known some smart 3 year olds but for a 3 year old to communicate like that? I dont want to assume the parents made it up for attention..but it is a possibility. Still sends a chill either way.

[@RichManSCTV0]

Fake story. The womans hair would not be blue still over a year later

[@jimrockford2335]

@@RichManSCTV0 I dunno I’d always assumed ghosts didn’t age I think it’ll be blue forever or until someone breaks the curse so her soul can finally rest. I think somebody needs to do some kind of ceremony and maybe a sacrifice there or something. It’ll be dangerous though.

[@sandrahall9678]

I totally believe the child. My son was that intelligent at 3 years of age, although not a Ghost Whisperer. Many young children are able to see and speak to the dead and she would have appeared to him as she had when she died.

[@misterdinkly]

@sandrahall9678 Maybe im missing something so correct me please. But it seems to me like the woman wanted nothing to do with people and even hid her car with no easy way of getting it out again. And all that time, she didnt ask for help. So when she is no longer living..she ambiguously asks a three year old for help. Are we saying that she passed away right there and she is cursed to roam just that area until her body is found and given a proper burial? Is that the theory anyway?

[@casssmith2610]

Wth… a scout leader leaves a kid by himself on a mountain trail? Take his leader status away. He shouldn’t be in charge of kids.

[@leftcoastfunk]

forget just taking his leader status away, he should be in jail for criminal neglect

[@kellyscott6361]

Definitely - he should be charged with felony child endangerment- he’s a despicable person! The parents of the children entrusted him with their safety - he should’ve been in the back with Jarred if he was struggling to keep up. Kindness and encouragement go a long way in helping a kid who struggles in any capacity. Instead, this A-hole Scout leader left him behind - I hope that guy’s life is pure hell

[@ababble1245]

Oh no, whatever will he do if his Scout Leader status is revoked? 😂

[@jaybee2337]

That story made me so angry and sad! Never leave a kid, or anyone for that matter, behind on a trail especially if they have very little hiking experience.

[@CantTellYou]

@@ababble1245 “I’m just a regular scout now?!?! NOoOOOOoOooOO”

[@RavensHollow1]

Thank you for covering Michael Dunahee. This is my home town. He is still being searched for, info shared. Heart breaking. I was pregnant with our first child and this terrified us. We all hope he is found one day

[@user-si7hl1kb6z]

If Sandra had a head injury she would or could, know enough to survive, but maybe didn't know who she was or that she was missing. Head injury is the only thing that makes sense, and even though the car accident wasn't that bad, doesn't mean she didn't have a head injury or could've possibly fallen after the crash and gotten the head injury.

[@Mandiann2]

OMG! This is my hometown! This story NEVER got the attention it deserved, nor the police response it deserved. He killed them and got away scott free. Thank you for shining a light on this Mama and Son.

[@Kiq_Ash]

I have seen a few large channels on this case. It’s insane to me … the motive the clear blood and witnesses to the fire the gunshots… seems like maybe one of his clients is connected to the law over there?

[@barneyronnie]

He got away SO FAR...

[@_FaithHopeLOVE]

Not for long! People may evade earthly justice all day long, but NO ONE will ever escape the Omniscient Most High God’s judgement!!! And it’s coming very soon. Just a few years left already… HalleluYah!!! All glory to Jesus Christ my Lord!!!

[@justjo7282]

I've heard this story quite a few times and I don't live anywhere near there. It was on tv too.

[@duaneaikins4621]

@@Kiq_AshGunshots were only heard, not witnessed, and the blood evidence was degraded. No case

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

Last time I was this early I was in an incubator for three months 😂 No but seriously, an almost hour long video? You spoil us Mike & your dedication does not go unnoticed ♥️

[@corpusvile1]

Appreciate your mention of Amy Fitzpatrick, I always remember that case and everyone in Ireland knows who's responsible for her disappearance and presumed murder.

[@robinromine8158]

I can listen to Irish people talking all day. They have the cutest accents.

[@chrissywales6575]

You wouldn't say that after 36 years of marriage lol it's more of a drone 😂

[@raiyaniqbal1994]

Please keep the Darkest Disappearances series going! I love these, they comprise some of the most fascinating and terrifying cases.

[@Olliethesnowman]

Ohhh that second story she was sooo killed by her stepdad come on!!!

[@gloriamontgomery6900]

Right ? Why was her phone at home? Why did it disappear

[@larahughes3027]

I live right by this case! It’s still “unsolved” but it seems extremely clear to everyone…

[@joeymims5852]

Dude I was only like 3 minutes into the 2nd story, and I knew right away it was gonna be the step dad. then as more Mike kept talking, and then, oh btw, not only is her phone back in the house, but the dude ended up killing the womans other son!!!! The craziest part is she got back with the guy who murdered 2 of her children, like WTF!!!???

[@Sharkfighter13]

I grew up in Mt. Baldy, the San Bernardino mountains. People get lost and die ALL the time. There was a famous guy that got lost in the winter and passed I believe in 2023. There’s black bears, mountain lions, rattlesnakes and so many dangerous cliffs! It’s very unsafe especially for a kids 1st time. Poor kid.

[@paulcarpenter7844]

The actor Julian sands maybe 🤔

[@LibertyRapsher]

he "passed"? What or who did he pass?

[@jaytee2642]

​@@LibertyRapsher You've never heard someone say that a person has "passed" in reference to them dying? It's short for "passed away".

[@Sharkfighter13]

@@paulcarpenter7844 yes! That’s him.

[@Sharkfighter13]

@@LibertyRapsher home dude died

[@Rhino1931]

I’m a screenwriter and long-time viewer. I love these videos because the lack of closure leaves a lot of room to come up with your own theories, and on top of that, I find new creepy ideas for my scripts. Not to downplay the disappearances or anything, I’m just trying to say that I really enjoy these disappearance videos a lot more than the regular true crime videos.

[@tonyamell23]

Ummmmm….weird

[@user-oq5pq6xe2h]

that guy has it all. the tribal arm tattoo, the pointy oakley sunglasses, the everyday skate brand t shirt.

[@Bettinasisrg]

Right!? And not in a tribe, can't surf and doesn't skate. Yup

[@CantTellYou]

from the Definitely Not A Douchebag summer line, 1998

[@southernmama7606]

My mother disappeared without a trace almost 32 years ago. I was 9. We never found her. No body, no witnesses, no nothing. Literally vanished into thin air.

[@katiekane5247]

So sorry, that's gotta be hard.

[@KaileyB616]

I'm so sorry, I can't even imagine 😢

[@OregonSingles]

I'm sorry for such a profound loss.

[@rudra62]

I hear you, and am sorry this happened. My father disappeared without a trace when I was in my mid-20s, about 40 years ago. No closure at all. It's ?almost? worse than having found them killed, because then we'd "know". My aunt spent thousands of dollars on private detectives after the police more-or-less gave up, to no avail. I've had to assume he's deceased, especially given the age of nearly-100 he'd be now. But, there's always a question, and wondering what happened or why. It's something no one understands. Yes, after some years you come to accept that things are the way they are, and there's nothing you can do about it.

[@jokrona1792]

I'm so sorry

[@theoriginaleb9616]

24:34 Yep. When my 4 year old son & I first moved into our house, he slept with me since I was still painting his room. One night, after we went to bed, he whispered “mommy, I feel like there’s someone in the house with us.” I wanted to grab him, my keys, and nope outta that house like it was on fire! But I had to be the brave grown-up, so I just reassured him that we were alone. He slept well. I didn’t sleep a wink. Lol

[@RuwiAbeysekara]

I guess the lost souls find it easy to communicate with toddlers/kids compared to the adults who are mature, complicated and who'd get spooked at once! But when declared your authority with a strong will and positive energy, they tend to leave us alone! 😊

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@RuwiAbeysekaraWe are more open when children and do see ghosts/spirits/paranormal things.

[@keljells]

7:05 my ex husband did the same thing. Found the pics literally taken in our apt and things in his car but when I confronted him he nearly killed me. My dog saved me from him choking me unconscious. Beware friends, if it doesn’t seem right, leave then. These people with double lives are scary!!!

[@alexisavenged6538]

As a kid and a girl scout, I never understood why my parents never let me go on trips or anywhere without one of them. Even with close friends' parents. I was always SO butthurt about it. As an adult, a former nanny, and an aunt... *I GET IT* OMG. I hope these families find answers and peace. And I hope they understand we're _respectfully_ learning from these examples. My sister tells me all the time her oldest kids are fine if we're all (5 adults) watching them, even if they're too far away for me to touch/grab them. That's not a risk I, as an aunt, am willing to take. It's a fine line between independence and safety.

[@SpecialBlanket]

I don't get what you're saying, you aren't willing to let her kids get out of your grabbing range?

[@denisehagwood4542]

You sound annoying lmao. Stranger danger is largely a myth, and those kids are just going to dislike you and your "you have to be within arms reach of me at all times" BS.

[@alexisavenged6538]

@@SpecialBlanket like out of reach. Because to me, if God forbid they got hurt or worse, I can't live with that. I always tell her, "I'm just the aunt, not the parent." I felt the same as a nanny. Think about if I made a decision that ended poorly, even with the best intentions, the pressure is that much higher, IMO to keep the kids in my care safe.

[@bradbutcher3984]

I was molested by a family friend and I'm thankful I couldn't have kids. I would be an absolute wreck when they weren't in my sight if I had them. I still only fully trust my parents and look way to deep into people's motives or my made up ulterior motives of what they are up too. My Mexican ex wife's sister got impregnated by their first cousin after she got out of prison for meth. She had two children before prison and got them because both their dad's were in prison when she got out. I knew before the family did because my senses let me know the first time meeting her. I said to my brother in law that his sister's boyfriend is pretty cool. He said "that's my cousin, they are just roommates". She was pregnant 1 month later. They moved from Texas to Mississippi because inbreeding is legal there. She had two kids and the daughter was 14 when she came to stay with my wife and I during the summer. She told my wife and I how the cousin step-dad dad tried to get her drunk and high when everyone was gone but them. I told my wife she's telling you this because she's scared and can't tell her mom. She said my cousin wouldn't do that. I said "your cousin fucks his 1st cousin nightly and she looks like your sister but is younger and genetically more diverse". It was the end of our marriage basically after that. She wouldn't tell her sister what was going on and I couldn't take it. I my eyes she was asking for help.

[@LiquidShivaz]

Audry is the ultimate scummum, who had both of her kids murdered by her ‘gent’. It’s one of the cases that leaves me fuming. Amy never stood a chance with “parents” like that. Her poor brother followed her, what a friggin mess. Edit: you’re almost at 2 million! Wooohooo, put the champagne in the fridge Mike!

[@azazello1784]

Stop it... She had a chance. She could have run away.

[@lemoniefish]

It's crazy. The fact that she took him back after seeing time for murdering her son speaks more to their guilt than anything else

[@LiquidShivaz]

@@azazello1784yeah, on paper, but no. Mr. Mann killed the brother too.

[@LiquidShivaz]

@@lemoniefishso disgusting. The love for this man surpassed that for her kids, she gave her kids up for him.

[@kellietaylor9913]

WTF she was a child ​@@azazello1784

[@HucciManeHuman]

Mike looking like a grunge crime reporter ❤i love how you 🪓 chopped your way through this 50 min episode!😂❤

[@katestewart6274]

Thank you for mentioning Michael. Being from BC, it's still heartbreaking.

[@j68715]

I spent the morning shopping for Daddy gravestones. I was really upset, but these poor families don't even get to do that. How horrible.

[@danis4054]

I’m so sorry for your loss. Sending hugs and prayers ❤

[@vaultboy101bailey3]

Sending strength ❤

[@fit_spoonie6760]

Hugs!

[@gaaraxnaru]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@riveramnell143]

I’m sorry for your loss. Sending lots of love ❤

[@cherylcampbell9369]

To see an older woman in questionable mental state, by herself out in the 'middle of nowhere' and not take more action is incomprehensible, to many people, I hope.

[@cdes1776]

As another Cheryl, I agree. 'Minding' your own business shouldn't apply to this situation. Even if she said no, she's clearly not well.

[@eh1702]

@@justadildeau Misogynists gotta contrive some way for themselves to be the victim,myeah.

[@justadildeau]

@eh1702 absolutely not what I meant. in 2024 you can get fired for looking the wrong way At a woman. Imagine two men stopping in the forest and approaching a woman?! They could lose their careers, face prison time etc etc if she so chooses to imagine something. NO THANKS. This is the world you created, soak it up.

[@piva1358]

My thoughts exactly 💯

[@MysticRealm21]

I definitely think she somehow received head trauma (either from falling while hiking and then attempting to drive but lost control in her poor state of mind, or from crashing her car), and became completely disorientated and then lost and is likely passed away in the forest. I think the sighting a month after she went missing was just someone that looked like her.

[@confessorsedai]

Coffeehouse Crime JUST hit 2 million subscribers. By the time you’re seeing this Mike, I believe That Chapter will also have 2 million subscribers! I’ve been following both since the beginning and couldn’t be happier or prouder of you guys- congrats friends!

[@Ombrophobic]

The most interesting part is coffeehouse came out much later than that chapter.. and he was able to surpass him

[@joannewilson1483]

Me watching from Australia I watch both since the start great work thanks

[@chloep8808]

I subscribe and watch both. Adrian has a different style to Mike. Both brilliant

[@apryldear]

I just hit the sub button based solely on your comment. This is my first video and I’m hooked.

[@katemangos1705]

I most certainly prefer That Chapter. Mike is original, great storyteller, great editor. CHCrime surpassed because it's soppy saccharine and appeals to old people who might not like a drop of humor in their murder stories. I choose That Chapter - all day every day!!!!

[@Delicate_Disaster]

This is the first time I haven't hesitated to watch a 50 minute youtube video. If Mike makes it, I know I'm going to be captivated.

[@MsDabs]

The Michael Dunahee case happened not far from where I lived and was 2 days before my 6th birthday. I will forever remember the shift that happened after he went missing. I will never stop wondering what happened to him until he’s found or I die.

[@ShannonStevens-gl7le]

Me too. I think of him often, his case was one I never forget. Him and reena virk.

[@MsDabs]

Yea the Reena Virk case was terrible but at least that one is a closed case.

[@user-uf5cw7xh9x]

I've heard you say you respond to ppl who come in early. I've been watching you from way back in the tinfoil hat days! I'm in rehab and you are one of the things I've been able to keep and enjoy into sobriety! Thanks and Hello to you 😊

[@user-uf5cw7xh9x]

My name is Kindra, btw. Lol

[@buggiebuild1]

Your comment is ever so positive🤩, keep up the great work💪, live life and enjoy more and more Mike, my name is Ella😂,,✌🏻💞

[@heatherbowlan1961]

Yes me also ( the tinfoil hat days ,seems like forever ago !)

[@schielesmrs7648]

Best of luck to you ❤❤❤

[@jillwanlin9558]

Wishing you success with your sobriety and recovery and many great days ahead of you.

[@abbieclement]

The korean one.. it sounds to me like the husband, who lived there and knew where the cameras were, came home after drinking, found her fallen asleep (hence the forgotten groceries), killed her as planned with his ex-fiance and affair partner, then his father calls the police and covers for him. Meanwhile, the ex-fiance came to Korea to bring a fake passport for him and they leave together early and are now together in Europe

[@Skyshadow1]

Good theory but doesnt explain how they couldnt see anyone leaving despite cameras being everywhere

[@Zach-Fetters]

​@@Skyshadow1he would know where the cameras where if he lived there for a while

[@fedup4365]

The story of Jared always makes me so sad. I can’t imagine how scared he was by himself and his poor family. Breaks my heart.

[@hajarmdn4883]

It makes me absolutely livid. I was a scout for a long time and then a scout leader for a couple of years. I can’t even imagine letting a friend walk away by themselves or let one of my charges out of my sight. You learn very early that the leader should always be behind everyone to make sure no one staggers behind. We also usually have either a junior leader or one of the older teens be at the front and check back every few minutes. And always always keep the buddy system. That leader should be seriously charged with negligence.

[@fedup4365]

@@hajarmdn4883 😔💔

[@BreezeB3]

honestly one of your scariest videos yet, the last couple of disappearances are genuinely horrifying

[@user-fj6pv3if9s]

I grew up in Victoria, BC, I was very aware when Michael Dunahee went missing. My father actually worked with his company and with him for a short time down at the shipyards. I don’t know why he was down there, but my father was a Director down there. My father said that the family had taken a lot of the money that was donated to help find Michael and they bought themselves some pretty high ticket items. I’ll never forget my father telling me that. I was a youngster then. I remember my father saying he didn’t care for him too much. Made him feel unsettled and rubbed him the wrong way.

[@betsyj59]

That's very interesting. Someone else commenting on here mentioned that it is possible the little boy was never even at the playground that day and that people might have thought they saw him because there were other blond-headed toddlers there.

[@cottoncandyaddict]

I have an uncle that just vanished without a trace, to this day not even social media or any signs that he’s alive anywhere. The only sign that he was alive at one point was a private investigator that reported back that he was left a voicemail from my uncle saying he’s alive, he’s ok, and never ever look for him again. My grandparents confirmed that was his voice. We don’t know where or why or what, it’s been more than 20 years since that voicemail. It’s crazy how someone can just make themselves disappear, or how someone can make someone else disappear, not sure which.

[@matthewlinares8005]

Wow that’s insane. You should reach out to some true crime people. If you still have the voicemail maybe you can get some fresh eyes on the case

[@oevilone]

Almost at 2 million!! So well deserved Mike! Been here since 2k subscribers.

[@MissNikkiDawson]

The story of Michael Dunahee was used as a major tool in my childhood to keep myself and other kids from talking to strangers or straying too far from mum and dad... so tragic.

[@kdallas636]

Rader was an air force veteran. Means NOTHING. And I'm a combat medic veteran and a doctor. I was mangled in the military and finished my degree recovering from 36 surgeries to put me back together again. Far too many people whip out "ptsd" to excuse rotten behavior.

[@lynnkalles2055]

Thank you for your service xoxo

[@taram1666]

I grew up in the Lower Mainland was like 12 years old when Michael Dunahee went missing. This case has always hurt my heart. I pray one day his family finds closure. I think about him and his family often ❤

[@BeautifullyBroken1022]

I listen to you all day no matter what I’m doing. Laundry, housework, yard work, work out, etc! Mike is in my ear ❤❤

[@ThatChapter]

Means a lot, thank you!

[@kerilaverty]

Same here!

[@BeautifullyBroken1022]

@@ThatChapter Thank you Mike!!

[@gatdemun]

True ❤❤ I think I’ve listened to all his episodes more than once

[@philippgro4978]

Same I love Mike and I love your stories so much

[@seandelap8587]

I feel Amy's stepfather had something to do with her disappearance i mean if he was capable of murdering her brother than I'm sure that he was capable of doing something to make her disappear its just too much of a coincidence that both those incidents would be completely unlinked to each other

[@kenw2225]

Mom audrey seems like a trash mother

[@ryandougall]

Find it mental that he only spent five years in jail is out free now

[@tessaelto1472]

The mom getting with him after is disgusting and pitiful. Those poor kids deserved a mom who respects their memory

[@thomson872]

She clearly had something to do with it.

[@rudra62]

He just learned to be smarter about doing away with his stepkids after he was convicted of killing the first one.

[@kandycepeterson2482]

The good news is, the scout leader earned his woodchuck weasel badge, and his " i am a complete douche" pin. The troops motto is, "leave noone behing - except in the mountain wilderness. "

[@terribetters1035]

I'm glad you popped up on my feed. You're funny af. I love your way of talking. 😊

[@echalone]

"they left this note attached to the car saying 'your family is worried about you'" the note: "WARNING You must remove this vehicle immediately or it will be impounded" xD

[@leftcoastfunk]

You can't see it well but there were several notes handwritten on the impound notice! I thought it was annoying they would use something like that too, at first - but they I realized that the bright red of the impound notice would be much more noticeable and durable should she ever happen to return to the car, so now I think it was definitely the right way to try and leave her a note!!!!

[@angelaeaton8387]

You are the only KZbinr I will watch an unsolved cases. I tend not to like stories that have no ending. It's hard to say if it's because of the way you tell a story or cuz I have a itty bitty Crush! Lol. Keep up the good work!! 😊

[@ltlangelsmom]

I feel the same , I won't watch unsolved ones except Mike's

[@fit_spoonie6760]

Same here.

[@stuff2556]

Same. I hate unsolved cases, I need to know what happened. Except for this channel. Love it

[@user-oh4tr9er8x]

I fall asleep every night listening to you. I actually missed this entire episode without even realizing it. I’m so glad I decided to rewatch it.

[@Angel420mn]

Been watching you for a couple of years, it helps me get through my hospital stay. Just want to say thank you. Love that you're expanding.

[@tifKh]

Hope you have a speedy recovery!❤

[@gracedolan6662]

Hope you're doing okay, internet stranger 💖 I've definitely had Mike keep my company in hospital too!

[@Angel420mn]

Thank you! I'm doing much better now. I hope you are too.

[@gracedolan6662]

@@Angel420mn I've managed to stay out of hospital at the very least (recently) so... I think I'm doing okay☺️

[@Angel420mn]

Yeah you never know how much you enjoy certain content creators until you have a lot of time to fill LOL I was in the hospital for a little over a month and this channel as well as others really helped me get through it.

[@appledarling]

i usually don't like to blame people involved in these cases (besides the ones who had harmful intent and did the murdering/ kidnapping etc), but that boy scout leader leaving that kid in a forest because he was too slow... just total neglect. So many things could have gone wrong and obviously did.

[@cdes1776]

Feels like a long time, Mike! The long haul vid is much appreciated! Missing cases really stretch the imagination of eerie possibilities. It's an educated guess that most have met with foul play.

[@Krullmatic]

I know you don't read these, but I'm so glad I came across your channel. I love the way you tell stories, and your dry humour is a riot! You're quick with it as well. You'll slip a joke in there, and I'll keep watching for a second, and am like, what'd he just say, and rewind it. Keep up the phenomenal work!

[@kingkook584]

@10:54 Mom says come home "Please don't be afraid. There's nothing to be scared of". Stepdad's eyebrows raise, like there's plenty to be afraid of.

[@Addictedtobleeps]

Wasn’t Madeline Mcann in Portugal…?

[@ThatChapter]

Very dumbass mistake on my part

[@thekungfoonun]

Lol

[@KaileyB616]

@@ThatChapter yes but your point still stands lol

[@cristina14k]

I can't watch unresolved cases 😅 gives me anxiety cuz I can't have closure

[@Awoken_QueenTTV]

Been a subscriber for a long time. You honestly need to have your own series on Hulu or Netflix. You put so much charisma, enthusiasm, and hard work in all of your content. Wishing you all the success you deserve my dude.

[@sarahb1862]

I didn't think this needed to be said, but if you are out hiking and you come across someone who appears disoriented, has bruises on their body, and is barefoot, DO NOT allow them to wander off.

[@Miss_Wonderful1]

Sandra's story scared the hell out of me. A kid that age couldn't make up such a story. The videos of disappearances are creepier than crime videos.

[@coreencasey5109]

Its possible the parents wanted some attention and made it up.

[@tre1952]

@@coreencasey5109exactly

[@cdes1776]

@mattm6200 No one said that. Why would the parents put themselves up for ridicule like yours? It's not "intelligence"; it's open-mindedness.

[@cdes1776]

@mattm6200 No one said that. Why would the parents put themselves up for ridicule like yours? It's not "intelligence"; it's open-mindedness.

[@alekhidell3644]

I said this in reply to another comment, but I think the boy was being sincere - except it was some trick of his subconscious mind (probably after seeing a missing-person poster or a story about it on TV), conflating the memory with what he was seeing out the window.

[@heathernikki5734]

So so frustrating that man has gotten away with what he did to his wife and stepson. It is SO obvious!

[@betsyj59]

It's possible that the 3-year old imagined he saw the lady in the poster but none of the pictures on that missing-person poster featured a black shirt. He might not have seen a ghost but he clearly had some sort of extra sensory power and picked up on Sandy standing, probably, where she died. She had gone in a big loop and was nearly back to where her campsite had been. That story really got to me. (I would never go camping and hiking in a remote area where there are supposedly no people.)

[@maryleo575]

ALMOST 2 MILLION! Wow! Congrats,Mike!

[@yecad]

50 minutes?? Mike, you spoil us.

[@TheDeadjam421]

Hoping someday soon you cover the strange disappearance of Judy Martins from Kent State University in Ohio in 1978. She left a party and vanished on the way to or from her dorm minutes later. Years later a prostitute matched her description but the family said it likely wasn’t her, and then the lady of the night commented “Judy Martins is better off dead” Very little leads. She grew up in Avon Lake Ohio

[@davidripley2916]

Thank you, Mikey! You're the Best Orator on Yousetube bar none. Always respectful of the series matter, this is commendable, Sir! 👑 Loving that accent, too!

[@hopefulmonsters4407]

Ashley was probably running away to avoid her step-father. I'd bet that wasn't the only time he hurt her. A park bench was safer than her own home.

[@lowa3053]

The first case is horrific. Seems to be that all the evidence points to one person. How can that much blood be reasonably explained away and not met with an arrest?!

[@jamesvanderwire4667]

How has Jerry not been charged yet?!?! That's crazy.

[@kenw2225]

Hes a member of the protected community.

[@turkeyman631]

I mean it's all circumstantial evidence unfortunately. If the police were called earlier, specifically early enough to distinguish whose blood was in the bathroom, he would have been nailed.

[@alex-qd6of]

​@@kenw2225what community?

[@wizardofahhhs759]

​@@alex-qd6ofalphabet soup community

[@stewpitteejit]

@@kenw2225 Precisely what someone with tendencies would say.

[@marianafn1989]

I was listening this video while doing some work stuff, not paying full attention, so imagine my confusion thinking "why would a male scort in Alabama kidnap and murder an irish teen in Spain???".

[@sullak7]

"Surprising to say the least" , you crack me up!

[@samdoors5132]

Use super glue it’ll work it worked for Humpty Dumpty

[@angelapietras1235]

I have watched you forever and still love your story telling.From Newzealand.

[@gacha.life.with.crystal9359]

Uk Bristol

[@sarahpowpow777]

I’m in New Zealand too 🥰

[@user-oq3zi6nw2r]

I almost thought we weren't going to get a "HEY YOU" in this ol video! 😝 Way to keep us on our toes, Mike. Take care of yourself and others, cuz, I Love ya! Damien out!

[@MurderCandyPodcast]

I'm covering this also, I live in Elmore County Alabama. I have an interview with the Sheriff. FYI Jerry is engaged now.

[@koalabear3427]

Great video Mike! Very creepy and strange, especially Sandras case..😮

[@kwquinn14]

Almost 2MM! Congrats big fella!!