The Canadians Who VANISHED Under Weird Circumstances

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hello ladies and gents, I'm finally back on track. I found a few disappearances from Canada that all have somewhat odd / unusual qualities to them, and are all a little reminiscent in some way, not just of one another, but of what we're constantly reporting on in general. I hope you had a great weekend all, and hopefully a good week to come

[@candyrain09able]

Same to You My Friend❤Thank You for another great one😊....as always!

[@timberdaniels7317]

Hi Adam, Thank you for the video! These disappearances were all very strange indeed. May all the families on this video find peace and comfort and may little Lynn rest in peace 🕊️🙏 really like the thumbnails you use on your channel! Have a good week and I look forward to your next video! 🙂

[@Johnniebhoy83]

Hey Adam. Yes! I would love a compilation of psychic detective scenarios, or even perfect strangers to the missing having dreams of where they are. That would be the ultimate. Love from Glasgow 🥃 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🎃 #TopMysteries

[@MissingVoidTV]

@@Johnniebhoy83 Sounds good! I'll go back through my files and find them all before the end of the year

[@koromahatrepia4922]

Kia Ora UK brother! 🤘😝✌️

[@sophie4636]

My daughter went missing aged 18 months old in the most unlikely place - indoors in a baby and toddler group. I absolutely only took my eyes off her for a second, and she was gone. I have never been so scared in my life. We searched high and low in that small building, just one room and a corridor. We ran outside and ran up and down the road outside. It was empty. I went back in, and I was in an absolute state of shock. Then I had a funny intuition and walked up to this huge heavy internal firedoor that was propped open and pulled it. There, behind this door in a tiny space, a pair of little eyes peered up at me, with a little smile on her face. I have never been so relieved in my life. I've never forgotten the sheer horror of an empty space and silence where your child should be. We'd been calling her name, but she didn't come out or reply. She wasn't playing hide and seek. She wasn't a child inclined to hide. And I was a very attentive mother, so how she moved away from me without me noticing is so strange. That she didn't reply was so strange. I can not imagine trying to find a child in a forest or the wilds if it was so hard to find a child in a small area indoors. The whole experience was so strange and never left me. When she was a teenager, I would panic when she was out of my sight as the experience was so traumatic and profound. Luckily, she's a sweet understanding girl and knew the story and so understood why her mum was kinda weird when she was FINE on her own 😅

[@Queenoftheprettygirls]

There was a case you spoke of once where a girl was found alive like 10 miles outside the search area that she "couldn't have possibly been" I always feel like if they searched outside the immediate search radius FIRST, and worked their way in toward where they went missing, they would find more people. I could see someone walking a lot at first, thinking they must not be far from where they started.

[@angela3524]

I ABSOLUTELY agree with this!!

[@Mattipedersen]

A typical person can walk about 4 miles per hour. However, you have to account for geography, elevation, among other variables. Even if we estimate that a child might be able to do half that, we're talking 16 miles in an 8 hour period. That being said, there is no reason to assume that a person couldn't travel outside of the search radius.

[@SmithDogg]

Bro your onto something !

[@donnalehman6805]

I think it's wonderful they let low risk prisoners help with the search. It gave them something different and important to do and a chance to help rescue a child.

[@reidwallace4258]

Hell yeah, more man power, fairly low risk, and like... ya would have to be dumb as shit to try n run, or hide, in the middle of buttfuck nowhere Canadian edition... Also, its a helva good deal for the prisoner IMO, 'hey, wanna sit around here all day... or go for a hike somewhere fuckers travel internationally to camp, and maybe get to be a hero?', yeah, they got more than 100 willing to sign up, thats either how many they wanted, how many they had that were low risk, or how many fit on the busses.

[@Richard-x2p]

Yeah they would be Fools to run.

[@Jay-n262]

I bet Evelyn's parents never let her out of their sight again. They were fortunate that she was found ok.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Agreed 100%! I'll bet her getting out of their sight scared them for a good while

[@jamesknapp64]

13:45 you'd be surprised at the number of "clarvoinents" that were the criminals looking to get involved in the case.

[@MissingVoidTV]

I honestly could imagine that to be the case in some situations

[@nvmffs]

That makes no sense because if they weren't clairvoyants to begin with, the police wouldn't get them on board.

[@00AngelDog00]

Here's something that makes me wonder how good some searches actually are. A few decades ago a native walked north in the cold weather in January. Some people weren't sure if he was heading to his trap line or heading to his outlying community. He was searched for in January, and then they searched for his body come spring, with no luck. Then on June 1st, I was out just wanting to dig up some nice little spruce trees to replant on my property, and came upon his body just on the edge of the forest along the highway. And supposedly his body was on the edge of his trap line. So it really makes me wonder how well the searching actually was.

[@friedrichjunzt]

#1: even if a small child / toddler seems to be running into the right direction, *never* turn your back, as long as you are not 100% sure, whether they are, where they are supposed to be. Talking out of experience... 🙄

[@MissingVoidTV]

Agreed! I can't imagine that they ever made that mistake again

[@mamadoom9724]

This is why I’m a fan of those backpacks for little kids with a strap on them like a leash. People get offended when they see them and say things like “your toddler isn’t a dog!” But I’d rather have offended onlookers than risking a missing child because you turned your back for a second and they ran off.

[@friedrichjunzt]

@@mamadoom9724 100%! My wife was very offended when I jokingly pointed out the usefulness of those "leashes" in certain situations. Then we got our first son and after a while she bought one of those "leashes" by herself. 😁😁😁

[@Stevie37]

​@@mamadoom9724 I have those for my two toddlers, who are runners, and they make outings so much more manageable.

[@heatherlilly2344]

Yes an episode on mediums or people dreaming about the whereabouts of the missing would be interesting. Also more from professional trackers would be intriguing. Thank you and very well done as always!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Okay! I'll look into it

[@heatherlilly2344]

I love your channel! Yes others cover similar material but you do it the best. From the research to your presentation it is all top quality. Thank you!

[@MydieLy]

I always wonder whenever children disappear in the wilderness, do the searchers try to adopt the view point of a child? Like, I've heard innummerous times where the words "inaccesible terrain" or "too great a distance to cover" are being thrown around. Yet, a small frame is far better equipped to maneuver in thick vegetation than a large one, thus can covrr greater distance. A low center of gravity also helps.

[@mscatmoon]

Yes! It seems like searchers often underestimate children. They are capable of more than you'd think. However, I understand needing to narrow a search area as much as possible.

[@quinbatcheller5805]

Yeah theres lots of wildlife here. Most of the country is vast wilderness on a scale really only exceeded by siberia. Also i can say its fairly normal for the military to assist with incidents and disasters and such here.

[@LindysEpiphany]

The problem with using clairvoyance is the high level of dishonest people who claim they are gifted when very few people actually are. I would say 9 out of 10 people who claim to be clairvoyant are not. There's no test that can prove one way or the other so criminals do what they do best and take advantage of the innocent!

[@jamesknapp64]

IMO its not 9/10 its 100/100; but you never know when its the perp looking to insert themselves into the case.

[@littlestone1541]

When I first started listening to this channel I remember thinking "it's a shame I'll never be able to get used to his accent"... And now I love it. It's definitely part of the charm.

[@gabgendron8354]

For story #2, Elk Island is actually a smaller very busy park less than an hour outside Edmonton, with the area not being very dense and is kind of an oasis of trees and water in an area thats otherwise mostly field. There can be bears in the area (as well as anywhere in Alberta) but theyre definitely not as common in the area.

[@evafleury5538]

I've lived in Edmonton my entire life, and I've been to Elk Island NP many, many times. You're very correct about the location. Also, there are a lot of wild animals there, even Buffalo. It's definitely not a safe place to take your eyes off a child. There's water and animals everywhere. I took my kids there, and now they've started taking their children there, and it scares me. He's gotta be in the water, there's fences everywhere to keep people in and animals out as well. Blows my mind that he's never been found.

[@fcandido7]

Elk Islands bears are not common but herds of bisons

[@CocinadeRodrigo]

If this is about Kevin Reimer, and not "Rema", there are a couple of posts where some someone says to be his sister, and she says "His remains were not found for 10 years and were in the park, on the side of the tall fence that was put up to keep the Elk from the main park. The family was told that the area his remains were found in was not searched because they didn't think a 9 year old boy would climb that fence" This is I believe from an article in the paper that her sister (goes by Cat or cathy on social media) share on some posts on the internet.@@evafleury5538

[@geminidream4347]

I agree with you and I have done just that when approached with a lost child. And If I can not find them, I call the police to take the child. There is no way in hell I would leave a little one on their own when lost. This also reminds me of another little boy that went up to two fishermen to chat. Why the hell they didn't ask where his parents were or take him to go find them, I will never understand!!!

[@littleredwitch]

I think that you are talking about the case of little Jared Attadero. An awfully heartbreaking case. I have always hoped that those two fishermen’s lives were consumed with guilt and self-loathing until their dying day.

[@geminidream4347]

@@littleredwitch Yes, that is the case alright. It was heartbreaking and what irritates me, is that it could have been prevented by those two men. I know they are men and men don't think the way we women do, but seriously, one that tiny and in such a dangerous area should have run some bells. Also people should never volunteer themselves to watch someone else's child if they are not going to do just that, watch them! A child that young in that area should have been made to hold a hand, not run about ahead or behind because of the dangers. It only takes a blink for disaster to strike.

[@littleredwitch]

@@geminidream4347 Totally agree with you. Except that men are also fathers, brothers; no excuse whatsoever for them. (Not that you gave them any excuse but I’m just saying..).

[@geminidream4347]

@@littleredwitch Exactly! Thank you for saying it your way as I didn't know how to put it so as not to offend. Witches think alike. lol

[@littleredwitch]

@@geminidream4347 🤗🌟

[@paulajensen3664]

Good to see you back Adam, hope all is well with you. Another great video, such strange cases- you do a great job of covering them!

[@user-c4b9b]

He does great. I wish he'd care enough to google the names of these places so that he can pronounce them correctly... but that's the only criticism I have.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you Paula, all good here! Finally coming out the other end of a busy spell

[@HarryMarsee-fw9ot]

Yes, I would like to hear a list of people who were found after others dreamed about where to look.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Should be coming out tonight!

[@mamadoom9724]

I know I’ve commented this on some of your other videos already but I have to say this is my favorite channel that I recently came across and I’m obsessed. I just love it. Intriguing missing person cases, set in the woods, with strange spooky elements that have the possibility of being paranormal..it’s like everything I love all together in one channel.

[@ML56000]

Hello, from Canada. Love your channel ❤

[@lalousiane7118]

It would be interesting to sit & talk with the lost children, who were found alive, when they're adults to see if they remember & can explain what happen. If they would be willing to be hypnotized to recall the events it could help with other search & rescues in the future. It's so good to hear your voice Adam, I've been unable to get on since my computer crashed thanks to the miserable hackers. 😢 Take care & God Bless You! 👩‍🦳😊🙏💜

[@khworker1322]

Regression hypnosis might work as it has for alien abductions but accessing the memories of what happened to them could traumatize them. Whatever is doing these abductions has absolutely no regard for humans, including children would you want your kid to remember what happened? It’s messed up beyond belief.

[@sirosis1971]

I've had this idea myself, I'd love to hear from people who went missing. Especially the ones with weird circumstances

[@BlackKnightSatalite]

They either don't remember or they'll remember saying a bear took care of them or a wolf on 2 legs .I mean taking them by hand and caring for them .

[@Yerpompous]

@@BlackKnightSataliteyes and I’ve heard d they tapped them on their forehead to make th m forget what happened 11:25

[@BlackKnightSatalite]

@anonyvatedalexander5902 Totally insane one would think ,but thers too many story's along the same lines for it not to be real .

[@Kuwaitisnot_adeployment]

Definitely my favorite channel in the genre... I LOVE the intro too.. short and to the point but distinctive 👍🏻

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks so much, I really appreciate that 👍🏻

[@mc_mann7288]

This is the best channel on this subject 💯 Great job staying consistent Adam!

[@MissingVoidTV]

I appreciate that! That you mc_mann!

[@mc_mann7288]

@@MissingVoidTV it is well deserved Adam💯 keep going. Before long everyone will take notice.

[@a.evelyn5498]

The first story makes me recall another similar but far more recent case in which a young female child went missing just after her grandfather (I think) saw her run into the backyard & then turn around to go back home, when she went out of sight but he assumed she’d gone inside. She was found miles away on a property surrounded by a fence that she couldn’t have gotten through & if she had tried she would’ve been all cut up. However, she was unwounded & surprisingly clean. As for the second case, I remember another story (I’m sorry I don’t remember the names of either missing children) in which a young boy went missing under basically the same circumstances. There were absolutely no signs of him ever being there, including the tracking dogs not being to pick up a scent too, & some people who’d seen the family didn’t recall a boy. There were some issues in the family, & it was suggested that one of the parents killed the boy. It might have just been one parent with the child & others… I can’t recall… but yes it turned out that others hadn’t seen the boy in a couple of days. The parent(s) have never been charged as there’s not enough evidence whatsoever, well no evidence at all. I wish I could remember the boy’s name, but I do recall that based on what was presented about the family & it’s issues, the testimony of others, the utter lack of any sign of the boy having even gone on the hike / camping trip at all, etc. that I do think that he was killed beforehand, his body buried / concealed elsewhere, & then declared missing during the camping trick so that the authorities would focus all their effort on searching for him there, rather than considering that he hadn’t been there to start with & his body is likely in some other location far away from the forest / camp site in which he was claimed to go missing. If anyone knows the name of these children in these two cases, please do let me know! I know both were pretty recent cases.

[@justkim9827]

Are you thinking of DeOrr Kunz? The parents, grandad and grandad's friend went camping, allegedly with the young boy, and somehow the boy went missing? Yet people in town remembered seeing the parents, but never the child, and they had kinda blamed the grandad, saying they left DeOrr with him while they went for a quick drive to the store and the child was MIA when they came back? Stephanie Harlow and Derrick Lavasseur did an excellent, detailed, 2-part video covering his case on their channel Crime Weekly. DeOrr has still never been found, though from the stories it seems that perhaps one of the parents may have accidentally hit him with their car and disposed of his body.

[@shaunabree8523]

I'm in Alberta Canada and know many who go to Elk Island area all the time to watch the Northern lights. Never have I heard of these stories before, that's so crazy! Yes bears and cougars are not uncommon either, but you would think they would find signs of predation? Very interesting 🤔

[@Badficwriter]

A kidnapper might deploy countermeasures to dogs. Odor proof containers are commonly used to keep animals from camping garbage or seal food from marauding animals. Against extremely good trackers like bloodhounds, you can't just disguise scent, you have to make them nose blind with caustic substances like bleach, ammonia, alcohol, and pepper. The one road cabin reminds me of the Tiede cabin murders. You got to the Tiede cabin by snowmobile. What home invader would go there? A neighbor. There were other cabins around the lake there, and the murderer's family owned one. He just started robbing his neighbors. Lack of followup is frustrating. In the Wildcat Cave incident where Morris Baetzold was trapped and eventually rescued, it was noted how bad his family life was and how he was being cared for by the state. After the rescue, the rescuer was honored with a medal. A reporter tried to get a followup from the victim decades later, but the family claimed they'd lost touch with the boy. There is no information what happened to the rescued victim after he left the hospital. In your first case, it seems possible that someone close to home might've taken her, and if so, there should have been followups to see if there were suspicious activity. You can't always trust parents.

[@Wherethewindblows524]

I love how u tell stories ur voice is perfect ! That stories u find r like wtheck. Thank u❤

[@Wilhelm_J]

Exciting and scary stories, and above all beautifully illustrated , good work, keep it up!! 👍👍

[@michelefitzmaurice4610]

YES, please do a compilation of of people found by dreams, clairvoyants, etc! Love your work, you’re awesome, thank you! 😀

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks

[@Kuwaitisnot_adeployment]

Yeah that video with all the "clairvoyants" is a good idea

[@MissingVoidTV]

I'll make it happen 👍

[@Kuwaitisnot_adeployment]

@@MissingVoidTV right on broski...man you're dedicated I just realized how many comments you reply to or at least read and shhot a like 💯✌🏻✌🏽✌🏿

[@batgoat28]

'F aboot and find oot' say the Canadian woods.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Spoken like a true Canadian

[@angelashortall9778]

Fook aboot and find oot more like. Lol

[@beccaohara1677]

Lol indeed what's your business in Canada, eh?

[@thor4594]

😂🎉

[@gohansbattlecorner3775]

I don’t care how many likes this eventually has. Underrated comment 😂

[@miriam2909]

Great but sad stories. The artwork is amazing

[@mowm88]

Great to have another new one from you.

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

I wouldn't so much worry about bears as mountain lions. Also if everybody is watching the baby nobody is watching the baby.

[@Enoo-wynn]

I totally agree on both points.

[@stewartmeetball3417]

Love this channel

[@MissingVoidTV]

Appreciated Stewart, thank you!

[@mistinosoldier]

Yes I’m interested in the subject you suggested 👍✌️

[@MissingVoidTV]

I'll dig back through my files, probably sometime next month

[@loriellingceramics]

Nice to hear an episode on disappearances from my home province. Your narration is relaxed and natural on this one, sounds great!

[@vetal6806]

15:25 or dogs just refuse to take the scent 20:05 he was taken alright, not sure if "someone" applies though. They should have looked at the elevation, if there 2-3 or more sources of rivers and creeks starting on an nearby elevation - that's where I bet they would find him, or at least some clues like his clothes. When people mysteriously disappear at the foot of the mountains or in valleys - one should look at the elevation. Precisely because a human is unlikely to live there.

[@elrobbo6]

it's insane to me that an adult comes across a child in the woods that says they are lost and doesn't keep the kid with them until handed back over to the parents. Like what did the lady do? Just say "idk go find your own camp site". like wtf is wrong with people. If I was the family, that person would have gotten some strongly worded questioning if not more.

[@coryallen6818]

Nice info!

[@Dad.and.Addison]

I really enjoy your channel and the detail you put into these. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@devereaupugh2205]

Good one! Thank you 😊

[@LuckyPenny-dw3uw]

My husband went missing in Quebec ,it took 4 years to find his body.He was found 1 mile from our home.He was murdered ,killer never found ,it has been 32 years ago.

[@todd7619]

Ugghhhh nobody ever follows up with any information after the missing person is found. 😔

[@shariherman34]

I personally can't help but believe that if tracking dogs cannot find ANY scent trail for a missing person, its because these folks have disappeared in the only direction the dogs can't track: straight up.

[@patriciacrompton6290]

Oh my heavens.....so freaking sad. My heart goes out to the parents.

[@paulatarver5569]

Great videos

[@joshuaeverett1314]

Heck yes, please put together a compilation of missing who were found by someone who had a dream or s "feeling" there's gotta to be some type of ethereal clues or subconscious hints that for obvious reasons we can't decipher. But if we all, with blessed and altruistic motives can concentrate about this consciousness, something is alerting us to the missing

[@MissingVoidTV]

I will 100% put that together!

[@kcairns1]

Pacific Northwest beaches aren’t usually sandy. And if they are , it’s only right near where the waves hit, not all the way up to the tree line. Not finding footprints is not surprising

[@gregorylittle2817]

The tracking dogs finding no scent of the little boy, perhaps he went up into the trees by a creature watching for opportunity.

[@jamiegirard5688]

Love your videos bro!! I might be buggin out but wasn’t your channel named Top Mysteries at one point? I don’t know why but Missing Void sounds new to me..🤷🏻

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey Jamie! It was, I recently changed it

[@jamiegirard5688]

No doubt, I thought so. Thanks Adam, you are one of my favorite channels..I am looking forward to your next video!! Take it E z bro..

[@jackierobinson6388]

Just found your channel and have subscribed. Your accent really makes me homesick. 😔

[@MissingVoidTV]

Sorry to hear that you're homesick, but welcome aboard all the same

[@learobinson4450]

First of all, little kids are fast. Anyone who’s chased after a toddler or preschooler can attest to that. So the thought a 2-4 yr old can wander out of sight & get lost in just a few minutes is entirely possible. It’s also possible that they can walk several miles over a day or two. There’s a well known case where a 6 yr old boy camping with his family wandered away & got lost. A couple of days later he showed up at a cabin off a dirt road over 6 miles away. He told everyone he just kept walking except for a few hrs the first night when he slept under a tree. Secondly, I’m tired of parents saying that their child “has never done that before” or “they wouldn’t do that”. So what? Just because the kid hasn’t done it before doesn’t mean they won’t do it at all. There’s a first time for everything. Third, it’s possible that in cases where no evidence is found at the site that the missing person was never there to begin with. No scent for the dogs to pick up, no tracks or trails & no witnesses beyond those that make the report & the authorities don’t question whether or not the missing person was actually there? No one questions if something terrible might have happened beforehand somewhere else & the story that the person got lost while camping or hiking is the cover story? Parents will harm their kids, friends will sometimes argue & fight, family members don’t always like each other & get along. So someone ends up de@d & the culprits wants to cover it up so they don’t go to prison so they hide the body, head out to the forest miles away & wait a little while then call the cops & tell them that little Susie wandered away or John didn’t come back from his hike or Frank went down to the lake to fish but when they went down he wasn’t there. Claiming someone got lost in the woods is a good cover story.

[@Bambisgf77]

Yes, LE does consider this as a fact of the case. Secondly as far as scent dogs are concerned, if only the sole of your shoes touch the ground there is nothing for them to go on. People who are dragged away, ( animal or human predation) especially with body fluids involved are the ones who are found by a scent dogs. The parents who are quoted as saying “my child has never done this before” are being asked questions about general behavior, and are likely telling the truth, otherwise the child would have a history of going missing- and many do, they just need these answers in likely behavioral patterns to decide on the best approach for search & recovery. These videos are great for remembering the lost people but they are not a comprehensive guide in police procedure for missing persons.

[@learobinson4450]

Dogs can track even if the person is wearing shoes. Authorities use dogs to track criminals all the time You honestly think everyone who’s run from a crime scene or escaped from prison was barefoot? Humans constantly shed skin cells & hairs. Even when dressed & wearing shoes they fall from hands, face & head. That’s what the dogs track.

[@jenjay71]

Loving the art work! ❤

[@leokeesic3657]

Hello from Sioux Lookout, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 Yes, bears are a problem at times 😢

[@borleyboo5613]

Excellent video as usual. I love this channel and it’s my absolute favourite for disappearances and ‘getting bizarre’. 😊

[@LisaCooper-thevegan-123]

Thanks Adam! So many weird things going on around the world. The mind boggles 🤔🤔🙏♥️♥️

[@marceau425]

I love his voice. Such a great narrator and always interesting topics.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks so much, I appreciate that

[@marceau425]

@@MissingVoidTV Thank you.. I have always been drawn to the kind of stories you choose for content.

[@seandelap8587]

If i had a superpower i think i would like to become invisible in these places to see what really is going on there

[@jaybeecococounty]

What sticks out as weird to me is that in the second one is the parents claimed he couldn't have been kidnapped because there was nobody around them but then supposedly the kid asked some lady for directions back to his campsite. So it's like was there nobody around or was there someone close enough that would know the location of their campsite? Somethings not right there.

[@victoriagentes8484]

Love your videos ! Wanting to lend a hand.... The word "slough" in the first story is pronounced "slew". (Defined in Canada - a usually shallow and slow-moving marshy or reedy body of water, such as one that provides drainage; wetland) And in story 2 about missing 9 year old Kevin: Stated that a portion of the inmates that volunteered to look for Kevin were Metis - pronounced " May-tee. Métis are people of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry, and one of the three recognized Aboriginal peoples in Canada.

[@LisaBroadway-r2n]

Yes to the clairvoyant episode!!!!

[@MissingVoidTV]

I'm on it! Should be ready for next week

[@allanallsopp6144]

You can get lost in the Canadian Bush real easy, especially during mating season.

[@blueshiftrobs]

this is what keeps me awake at night especially being a parent. who how why? 70'000 + that's insane. the search IMO should start not from the point of separation but from far out moving inwards to where the victim was last seen.

[@nickyionta]

Stay safe Adam👍

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you Nicky, you too 👍

[@SafeHavenStudiosLLC]

Thank you

[@seandelap8587]

It makes you wonder that someone may have kidnapped these children but ended up changing their minds and left them where they were found

[@Enoo-wynn]

That happened at least once in Canada. I believe it was at Sparwood.

[@MissingVoidTV]

That surely must account for some of the disappearance covered across this channel. It's frustrating because it's something that seems to be rarely proven (or never in the context of the disappearances across the channel)

[@cauldhound]

kids can get much further much faster than we give them credit for, and maybe if people stopped wildly underestimating their capabilities, and searching in too narrow of an area, we may have fewer tragic disappearances and ultimate deaths on our hands.

[@dreame4ter773]

Changed the channel name? I like it!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you! I was unhappy with Top Mysteries, it made the channel sound like a list channel or something

[@dreame4ter773]

@MissingVoidTV I actually found your channel because I'm a fan of Top 5s and your two had the same kinda name. Love mysteries & it's incredible how many disappearances happen. I also enjoyed watching alien life shows growing up, and finding proof of cryptids like bigfoot/nessy anything unexplained. Idk why I love it always been drawn to it so I'll be watching your videos usually listening @ work. I have a fear of large water & large fish, but the depths of earth's oceans have always mystified me. I'd love it if you could weave in deep water mysteries/oceanic wonders. Keep up the great work I'm still back tracking thru all ur videos

[@takohamoolsen2486]

Got my wonderful T-shirt. Thank you.

[@BabyScatha]

Just because you don't see someone doesn't mean there can't be someone around

[@MissingVoidTV]

Very true

[@MarkMark-xz4ff]

Lost or missing children dont leave a “paper trail”

[@ld9044]

Hi Adam 😊 My favorite story teller. ❤❤

[@nelsaf365]

Imagine a fog that is virtually unseen, but cloaks what it engulfs. Either sentient or simply a natural combination of earthly components, it has its own interior environment. Exterior objects can be caught in its path. It covers ground quickly due to its size. Sometimes the "fog" contracts, leaving any foreign objects/persons. Other times it continues over a cliff while maintaining its level as this "fog". There are stranger ideas, but this has been my interpretation of these cases for a while now. Edited 4 days later after watching a cool video on octopus. The way they shift skin receptors to blend in is exactly what I am alluding to above.

[@xav3157]

Canadian forests especially deep in do have bears yes, we hace a few wild cat species in some areas, coyotes are very common even in small forests, wolves are absolutely around too. And often with forest searches here we do have some armed force there for safety of searchers yes :)

[@solarfunction1847]

This has it's merits about these stories of missing ppl as it's new information that I have recently stumbled onto which explains a lot. I live in Australia, I've had over 2000 encounters with Yowie's or what you Americans call Sasquatch. Never in my time of these encounters have I ever witnessed any aggression by these cryptids but I've heard many cases of high aggression from Sasquatch's to human's in the North American woods. The Sasquatch live underground in tunnels where they come to the surface hunting for food by way of these rocky trapdoors weighing about a ton with foliage all around the openings. The reason why SAR dogs stop where the scent seems to disappear must logically be over these trapdoors. The missing ppl unfortunately end up as food for these Sasquatch's when other wildlife are low in numbers because of other animals competing for food within the forests so the Sasquatch's turn to ppl because there is an abundance of us now entering into forests every year. This doesn't mean that all Sasquatch's abduct human's for food as there are several tribes of Sasquatch's, some with good intentions & other tribes that are very dangerous to go anywhere near them. This explains why some Sasquatch's in American states have certain names placed to them because of there dangerous aggressive nature. There are many cryptids within the forests that have been spoken about down through Folklore from many cultures which the government & media goes to great length to ridicule anyone who believes or has seen many of these cryptids. If they don't exist then why go to such expense as to deny their existence & slander ppl's characters ????? The only way that ppl are going to find these trapdoors in the woods would be to take some type of mobile ground penetrating radar to detect the maze of tunnels underneath. I believe the author of the Missing 411 books & media has also some suspicions about these trapdoors & maze of tunnels but can't elaborate on them without any solid proof otherwise making statements about it just makes everyone think you are crazy.

[@marktwaine9344]

these children were 'removed from the ground'...which is an incomplete statement....but one basic 'fact' that they all share...who or what would be the finishing of this statement...'what' might be more toward the answer...

[@armyguy9735]

I'm a Canadian and I was in the Army for 12 years. These searches are hard, the longer it takes to search, the worst the outcome. What most people don't know about Canada, is 90% of the population is close to the American border. The rest is just millions of acres of wilderness, lakes or rivers. A lot of tourists need a guide, it's the Law in Canada. If you go missing in the wilderness without a guide, they will search for you but they will fine you all the expense of the search. That's why American hunters who hunt in Canada do. Peace.

[@vikingskuld]

Hey i would love to see a video where you find all the cases where a psychic was able to locate the missing people. I recall a few cases of that but how accurate the stories were i dont know but am curious to see. Thank you for the video.

[@MissingVoidTV]

I will make that either this month or December!

[@vikingskuld]

@@MissingVoidTV hey thank you that would be awesome. Some of those stories are really interesting. I remember there was a missing case of a girl I think who's neighbor said he knew where she might be and he may have to fight foe her if I recall correctly. I think he did find her. It's hard to say what's really true without having to really look into the cases. I know once you start digging into them some are really just normal but some just get a lot more weird or wyrd depending on how you look at it. Thanks again I truly look forward to that video and will be watching out for it.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

I think there is "something" luring these little ones out into the woods. Scary.

[@louisasmiles]

The pictures are gorgeous

[@Mattipedersen]

If the dogs couldn't even pick up a scent, it's a good possibility that he may not have been there, to begin with or at least, he had been missing for far longer than the parents had initially indicated.

[@kimymarie596]

St. Anthony, NL, on the east coast has numerous cases of missing people for an area with a relatively low population. In at least one case, foul play is suspected. So it’s not just central and western Canada .

[@rachelburnell9532]

5:16 the dog has 3 ears lol 😂

[@barbaragoertz2932]

I live on Vancouver Island and I am familiar with some of the locations of these events

[@tylerb8367]

The story about Kevin, the dream about a "cave ringed with a halo" gives me some goosebumbs actually, remember the movie "The Ring" creepy girl offing people 7 days all that....the title was the ring of light from the top of the well, the only thing the girl saw when her dad threw her there. Did Kevin perhaps fall down a well I ponder

[@wyvernthekriger]

When children go missing and are found unharmed and alive despite the environmental conditions days later has me thinking that someone 100% had her in their home or something, sheltered, but as soon as they saw the incredible number of people searching for them they chuck them back in the area and act like nothing happened. If said person did do that chances are they were a part of the search party as to not seem suspicious. It happens very often it seems.

[@banqshawt]

Canadian Armed Forces personnel are frequently employed in SaR operations as unarmed searchers. They would not (usually) be deployed with live-rounds to eradicate wild animals. We have MNR officers for that.

[@Alexandra_Wolf]

Holy shit. 70,000-80,000 PEOPLE!?

[@katmack4215]

Happy Halloween everyone..👻

[@underfire987]

Rocky mountain, heck all of Alberta gets pretty cold pretty fast once fall hits even up into our spring, so a young child would be in grave danger if caught outside without proper protection. Our forests and mountains for the most part in areas the natives would not enter or reside near by. Plenty of their stories talk about their people disappearing and even other entities coming out and taking their women and children during the night even in the day. They stayed on the prairies mostly and avoided them. With that said I personally have seen what people call " Dogmen" right out on the plains and also my times in the forests and mountains ( sasquatch once as well). Sasquatches and other paranormal races / entities have been seen on the plains and by any major river way. theirs so much activity here you would never know it unless you look up reports.

[@arigold2654]

BOOM ! 15:39 and we get our first "Animal Predation" 🤣

[@ke6ucr]

Do you have the Top Mysteries channel as well?

[@MissingVoidTV]

This is that channel, I've renamed it!

[@ke6ucr]

@@MissingVoidTV Cool. I heard your voice and wondered if someone had poached your content.

[@a.evelyn5498]

The second & third cases reminded me of a very similar case of a boy who went missing while on a hiking / camping trip with I think one parent & I think other family members &/or friends. It could have been that the parent(s) met up with others but after the boy went missing. I wish I could remember!!! I think that it was just one parent & the parents were not getting along whatsoever, perhaps even divorced or getting divorced (I’m sorry I don’t remember!). But similarly no trace of the boy could be found anywhere; tracking dogs couldn’t pick up a scent whatsoever. There were also people who claimed they hadn’t seen the boy during the trip whatsoever, & more so, some have claimed the boy hadn’t been seen in a couple days. A very convincing theory was suggested that one or both of the parents had killed the boy, hidden his body, & then reported him missing during the camping trip so that the authorities would focus all their efforts there.

[@cecilmercer8686]

yes, when taken at malls, kids are drugged from behind in bathrooms, head shaved put into wheel chairs and walked out of mall, no one would know,

[@traceypembroke8362]

My thoughts on all of these child dissaperences amount to no footprints evident amounting to being taken by air which I have heared mentioned before. The distance they travel it’s self explanatory really

[@donnablack6280]

I would be interested in cases where psychics solved it, such as in the Nicola Bulley case where a psychic found her body. Not widely reported! As an aside, is anyone else totally frustrated by the unwillingness of the found to talk about how they were lost? Or the families to question their found children? At the very least, their knowledge might prevent more strange disappearances.

[@Saltiren]

Hi, what was this channel named before? Edit: Top Mysteries :D

[@MissingVoidTV]

Top Mysteries

[@Saltiren]

@@MissingVoidTV oh ty! Cool new name

[@h00lisgurl]

I'm from red deer Alberta Canada which is like 45 minutes to an hour from rocky mountain house and is central Alberta. Bears are only common near the mountains, and north and southern Alberta. So rocky mountain yes would be part of that bear area.

[@BK-hl2lh]

Sir, please add rain to the background!