The Case of Karlie Guse: Shocking Untold Details Revealed | True Crime Story & Missing Persons Case

[@3minutes374]

No matter what theory ends up being true, the parents are still at fault for not taking her to a hospital when she was in extreme distress.

[@TaisjaP]

3minutes im curious as well as to why the particular drug isnt mentioned. Should it not be said what it was so that folks are aware? The boyfriend would know. Its just puzzling. Was she actually having a scitzofrenic mental break down or it she gifted or was it actually a drug?!

[@thomaswhite935]

Easy for you to say, looking back in hindsight. Raising teenagers is an experience. I don't fault parents like I used to. Our children face issues we never dealt with.

[@simplyme9016]

YES!!

[@courtneymichelle5746]

3minutes right. Even if she really didn’t need to be because she eventually would be okay again atleast she would feel safe🙄

[@shannongeorgiapeach76]

I agree 1000% that night I would have taken my daughter to ER just the simple fact she took drugs that made her freak out. I would fear overdose or synthetic drugs but the hospital we would be going as soon as she got into that car!! That doesn't make sense to me.

[@sockjim9016]

She went to my school. I didn’t really know her, but she was a grade above me and I remember seeing her around. It’s really surreal, seeing her face on posters around town and knowing that she’s now just another unsolved mystery for people to speculate about. She should have graduated high school this year. I really hope they find out what happened to her someday so we can all get closure, because it’s bad enough for those of us who didn’t know her and I can’t imagine what her friends and family must be going through.

[@valeriemartinez4069]

Is there any updates

[@louisesposito4803]

i hope one day everyone will know but i dont believe that will ever happen.....it sounds like when she took off walking the wrong person saw her and the state she was in and she was easy pickens for them.

[@skullrose.665]

@PlantALLseeds I thought the same. Some people,I just wish people would think before they type. Shame people have to be that way. Anyway you said it better than I could have. Hope you are keeping well. Takecare,xx

[@bettyjohnson901]

So sad for everyone in your City. My heart goes out to everyone. I pray for a conclusion to this crazy event. God Bless her family, friends & the City!

[@bettyjohnson901]

@Kylie Richardson Girl... what is wrong with you?? Wonder what the masses would have to say if YOU went missing??? Sure hope they'd be kinder of heart than you are being! SHAME ON YOU!! Get help, child!

[@ifcatshadthumbs...664]

I am horrified by the lack of action by her father. He is her father. He seemingly left all decisions with step mom. WTF? Their first action should have been take her to the hospital as soon as they saw the state she was in. And certainly after she told them she had ingested a drug.

[@brandonconway4822]

You have little to no information as to what actually happened. Your opinion means nothing. They would have had her come down and sent her home and then CPS would have tormented that family for years afterwords. All because their child lied to the to go do drugs at a party.

[@zencat55]

Karlie's odd behavior started before she took the drug. She thought she was being tracked. Frankly, I know somone who has paranoid schizophrenia which started when she was around Karlie's age. She also ran from her family but she was found and treated. I hope Karlie is still out there somewhere.

[@Jesus_is_KingofKings]

What do you expect? Failed marriage with first wife and found another woman.

[@jeriyahmackey7140]

Yes

[@shar159]

There didn't seem to be much information as where he was. Did he work nights? Was he there? It doesn't address that.

[@JinapherShakur]

I want/need to know what happened in this case! It has been driving me crazy since the 1st time I heard about it. I hate unsolved cases! In every case, someone HAS to know what happened, and I wish they all would speak up. Karlie is so beautiful. I pray that wherever she is, she's happy and safe!❤

[@galacticyolo]

unfortunately she probably got s3x trafficked or is deceased

[@Idont_know3994]

Yesss. Why can’t the police station of whichever state it is that she went missing at. They can just go searching even a group of police not just a couple. Like Dougard that girl over 100/200 people went searching for her and eventually found her. So can’t they do the same? The police clearly knows about this case. They should continue to find her. And I also hope she’s found.

[@elliebellie7816]

She was picked up on the highway (evidenced by the dogs who lost her scent at the highway) and likely dead within 24 hours of being picked up. Don't fantasize some kind of happy ending - instead try to learn something about drugs.

[@xSoHappyxIMVU]

It makes sense she left her phone at her house if she was supposedly scared and paranoid of her phone

[@selinebre]

Sarbear , true but she said she was with her until 6 am but wen 6am came the other guy was saying he saw her outside his shop

[@Blank-41]

I didn't immediately think of that, good point

[@selinebre]

I hope they find this beautiful girl I’m pretty sure she got laced with either cocaine, dust or meth and is stuck on a permanent high 💔.

[@eileenconnor08]

Good comment! The way kids are with there phones, it would be a red flag, yet with her suffering with some sort of psychosis, & she said she was afraid of her phone, that makes sense to me that she left it behind! I am a psychologist and cannabis psychosis can happen if it's the first time you have used cannabis or if it's been over a length of time, especially teenagers they are the most affected by smoking cannabis/psychosis, yet to me the way she's behaving the paranoia it could be a bad trip of LSD regardless of whatever has happened there , it would not cause her to go completely missing????????

[@selinebre]

Skye Connor they said she smoked something so lsd isn’t it. that’s why I was thinking her weed was laced with cocaine, meth, dust or she just smoked crack. her boyfriend didn’t do shit to help 💯 and her step mom should have taken her to the fucking hospital since she was acting weird in the car. they could’ve brought her to rehab n got her That stupid bitch knows something n isn’t saying the full story smh. She needs a polygraph, why is she so much more involved then her own mom on Instagram?

[@donnap5699]

The strangest thing for me is why the stepmom is livestreaming everything

[@kjlandon9140]

that’s not weird to me as getting attention is so, so important. mono county has 14k people so kinda small melissas facebook has a good amount of those people so not only are people in the county aware, they would know her and could look out for her as well and spread the word It’s like a search party basically. I get why it might be weird if you’ve never experienced that but i don’t think it is

[@shajeahar7374]

What’s her Facebook name?

[@karentucker2161]

She recorded it not lived stream.

[@emilyjankie7700]

Sometimes it's a good thing so that they can get the information spread that she's missing etc and more likely to find her.

[@kalen3719]

Karen Tucker she did live streams too though.

[@nellieg5943]

This case sounds more like she was at or in a state of schizophrenia triggered by the drug she used or was using.

[@ChamrisTv]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@coribrooks1405]

She was at the age that it usually rears its ugly head too

[@indy-fs6de]

Age of onset for females for a psychotic disorder is usually late 20s, early 30s, so unlikely. This sounds like posh/k2/synthetic marijuana.

[@loralieisa]

@@indy-fs6de There can be some variability as to the age on onset of psychotic disease, but this really seems more like a reaction to a drug that also includes dilated pupils.

[@pembasmijinguahira]

@GREG Hubbard How about the fact that some neighbor see Karlie walk that morning? I don't believe that Karlie's father will let his daughter being abused by her stepmom and not tell anything about that.

[@BushidoNinja]

That step mom is super suspicious. And the step mom and father need to be charged with neglect for sure.

[@bsure745]

This happened to my friends sister. She took edibles and snapped. She was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia . This girl needed a hospital.

[@granthoover9045]

Captain Kennedy lol they’re just adding anecdotal experience, relax.

[@maddinadeau4358]

I know someone who had a psychotic episode after smoking weed. He unfortunately somehow fell into or jumped into our canal system, and was found a year later after they drained them. Terribly sad, I agree that she needed a hospital

[@riggs20]

The last time I tried pot, just a little bit, nothing really seemed to happen. Then I went to bed and about 3am I woke up from a dead sleep with this horrible feeling of panic. Absolutely no reason for it. It lasted about 2 minutes. I'm not sure if the pot had anything to do with it, but it never happened before or since. And I've never smoked pot again. I think some people can just have severe, unpredictable reactions to drugs.

[@melodiechartier5173]

every odd behaviour is not always mental illness...

[@jayjoy2536]

agreed. I am a nurse working at a big hospital. and that's one of the biggest symptom of schizophrenia. so sad. why wound't her parents take their daughter to the ER?

[@Purpie_Slurpie]

Karlie's parents did her a disservice. Should have taken her to the hospital.

[@generationproductions1154]

well said

[@sandrakimberlin5027]

Some one murdered her!

[@generationproductions1154]

@@sandrakimberlin5027 humm it's possible just seems like the boyfiend knows more than what he said ! denying that a party was on looks very sus to me ! .......... however it is also possible she got lost on her own accord when she got dissorintatied . it is also possible she could just be livin on the streets somwhere or maybe got picked up or maybe the boyfriend killed her by accident ? it is hard to say since we don't have all the facts .

[@NickPenlee]

Who is not wise after the fact!

[@ONSTAGEMUSICPODCAST]

Karlie is alive! I’ll give you a hint: Natasha Ryan. Do a Search on her. I was part of the Investivation for awhile. Law enforcement aren’t doing their job.

[@JulesA9909]

Stories like this frustrate me - her actions in the weeks before she disappeared were classic psychosis symptoms and often this symptoms start during the teen years. When people act like this it’s important to take it seriously and get them help

[@dannicatzer305]

Jut said pretty much the same above, my cousin also had what the family euphemistically called an episode he was in treatment within 24hrs and was later diagnosed with schizophrenia.. The way she was paranoid and thinking people were out to get her was exactly how he was carrying on.. After treatment he got back to somewhat normal although as soon as he stops taking his meds it's the same rambling paranoia all over again..

[@Luna-vt2ys]

Yes I was thinking that she was showing huge signs of psychosis and or schizophrenia. Of course whatever she took at that party made it worse but she should have definitely been taken to the hospital way before this party even happened

[@ChristopherGray00]

It can be indicative of uncapped schizophrenia too, as psychedelics and marijuana can uncap previously underlying mental disorders such as schizophrenia and anxiety.

[@kristanner3933]

Agreed. And drug use can off set off underlying issues.

[@ChristopherGray00]

@@kristanner3933 not all drugs, just psychedelic substances.

[@typicalsack9472]

As someone who went through addiction in my younger years, I can personally vouch that there were MANY times I came home completely off my face, paranoid, and even horribly sick and was not taken to the hospital. If she really did have a history of this and especially if it was from smoking weed at a party, I understand why they just wanted to calm her down and get her to sleep.

[@flexibleskedule]

As someone who was in a similar situation, I still don’t buy it. If your daughter is clearly unwell and telling you she’s not sure what she took, you take her to the hospital if only to know exactly what is in her system. I’m not a parent, but I have a feeling I’d take that situation much more seriously than they did.

[@Hartleymolly]

I agree. I think the parents did not want her to get into more trouble with the law. I can’t imagine how guilty the parents feel 😔

[@DeeP-_PerspectivE]

This, i bet the parents knew she just smoked too much and it caught her off guard. Nothing to do but to wait for the horrible panic attack to go away, food helps, and best of all is xanax or a different benzo. It immediately brings you down to a calm rational state

[@flexibleskedule]

@@DeeP-_PerspectivE So even though they had no idea what was actually causing her to panic, they should put more, stronger prescription drugs into her system?

[@DeeP-_PerspectivE]

@@flexibleskedule YES regardless if it was psychosis caused by some psychadelic she took, or a high dose of stimulants a dose of xanax would HELP and in most cases completely bring her back down to reality. There is no danger and negative to it, all that bs about mixing drugs is non sense.

[@feliscatus7057]

Honestly, people want this story to end with a twist but I think it’s much more likely that Karlie got into a state of drug induced psychosis, wandered off and possibly died. She had a history with drugs and due to her age and size, she could’ve easily taken more than she could handle, even if she was experienced. Also, the behavior of her family members is actually not that strange, people can react to trauma in unsettling ways, her stepmom and boyfriend seemingly like the attention, which might make them unsymphatetic but is not a sign of guilt. The changes in their stories could be due to trying to make themselves look better because they mishandled the situation and probably feel bad for not taking Karlie more seriously. The mom attacking the stepmom is even more common, tons of families fall to pieces and start blaming each other after these kinds of events, looking for the person responsible for their loved one’s death. This is a very tragic story for everyone involved and I hope that one day they get the closure they deserve.

[@elisemichaels1198]

Good point.

[@wormemc]

Well said. Sad but I would imagine this happens all the time. Everyone Including myself took dangerous substances. Most survive and a few don't.

[@feliscatus7057]

@@wormemc yes, i also had a drug induced psychosis once, so i know how irrational and paranoid it can make you. it seems very plausible for me that someone in that state would just mindlessly try to run away. i was like that for a week and every day i wanted to kill myself.

[@erutne]

i stumbled upon this video where apparently there was a sighting of someone who fit her description, but seems like its inconclusive they even called 911 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2TNlpuHptFprLc

[@qwertytwerq]

@@erutne At the end of the video, he clarifies that she was found and identified by the police and that it was not Karlie. It was a 15 yr old girl who'd run away with her boyfriend, but they were both found due to the poster's call.

[@stephunnie_EXO]

This all could've been avoided if they had just taken her to the hospital 😬

[@jesicabooth9843]

The bio dad was there too why are you only pointing fingers at step mom??

[@stephunnie_EXO]

@@jesicabooth9843 wtf you're right lol, I guess I just said the step mom cause she was the one "dealing" with the brunt of what was going on but facts... I'm gonna edit my comment lol 👍

[@ashleyhadley4010]

Because the finger is being pointed at the step mom bc she was the most involved at the time of the disappearance and if she would’ve done more then this wouldn’t have happened & maybe her dad was working maybe her dad wasn’t there, regardless she should be held accountable bc she is the one ☝🏽 who was there and dealing with the teenager at that time & her story keeps changing bc she didn’t get this child the help she needed!! It is on her. She was the last one to see her, and it’s messed up!!!

[@darkiee69]

Might have been to expensive.

[@TA-Mike7]

You don't know that. If her step mom or anyone else killed her then no.

[@autumn2845]

"She became scared of the music" "She became scared of me (her boyfriend)" those two statements make me think of bad effects of a psilocybin trip. Music can sound daunting or warped in a busy environment and others can appear taller/lankier/sort of stretched out in height. Scary enough to say the least.

[@JustMe-nf1mf]

I think someone dosed her drink with lsd without her knowing! Sounds EXACTLY like a bad paranoid trip :o(

[@tammieknuth6020]

Out of character..rave pyscodelic shrooms ..hotel/motel. Home of the Good Shepherd/wellsprings and worked at Rainbow Foods at that time.

[@tammieknuth6020]

Just me..right. like ghb date rape drug

[@tanaslay6013]

I agree that it was a psychedelic, but psilocybin wears off after a few hours. I feel this was more of an LSD trip as she was still lying wide eyed at 545 am...

[@dontstop5229]

No, she was on spice!! First time smoking it, you get extremely paranoid. If you get a bad batch it could last a couple hours, and if she wasn't taken care of, she could of gotten lost in the wilderness, or someone evil could have done something to her.

[@alej.5704]

Im from the area where this happened and 4 years after, Karlie Guse's disappearance still seems surreal to me. I still remember my science teacher from middle school had kept science projects over the years, and when I turned in mine (a DNA strain recreation if you must know) I got to see previous projects from the past classes. The absolute chills I got when I grabbed one, pulled it closer to me and saw the name. It was Karlie's project from a few years back. Her brother is also just a year below me. Knowing that she was once part of our community and disappeared without it being solved doesn't seem legit to me. I hope and pray her family finds closure to what really happened to her.

[@erkl8823]

You told us what your project was but not *hers* *?*

[@alej.5704]

@@erkl8823 all of the projects on the counter were dna strains, ig the only difference was that hers was much much more well done than mine considering it was kept by our teacher

[@erkl8823]

@@alej.5704 Oh, gotchya, cool, thanks for the reply

[@lana4300]

what do people there think about what happened to Karlie?

[@Xjicnejzlcowbxikvjeoalvphwvepv]

@@lana4300 we think her mom and dad covered up their own negligence and she died in that house of an overdose. And in town I can know she did LSD possibly synthetic, not marijuana. It’s off too her parents had concrete slab poured less than a week after she went missing.

[@Causmikyoni]

If she'd been taken to a hospital she'd still be alive today. How sad.

[@Brooklynnsmis3846]

*could*

[@Horseluvver]

Melissa wouldnt call an ambulance. It's on the tape. Dr. Phil.

[@crystaldockery7308]

Nah! It’s obvious the step mom and dad are responsible for her demise!

[@lynsirobertson3527]

@@Horseluvver actually dr phil says carly asked if she would call if carly asked her to, not that carly asked her to.

[@StargazerAPW]

@@amethyst1826 Not in Tampa, Florida

[@younoyouwanttoCHEESE]

Why would you go sleep if they’re that paranoid I’d be up all night making sure they’re ok

[@sarahnightwing2936]

Agree... As a Mom who HAS done that exact thing... Up watching over a son who was in a Bad Way after taking God Only Knows What... Monitoring his vitals etc... He did sleep most of the time but during short periods of wakefulness, he was not combative or wanting to go anywhere, but he needed watching over... 💙

[@Brandi.65]

I'm that circumstance , you don't know what you'd do.

[@tammyiswicked]

Exactly. I did this for a stranger in Vietnam, who I heard at her hotel room telling a porter that the doctor they sent had touched her inappropriately. She was so distressed so I offered her shelter in my room. She had had her drink spiked at a home visit dinner she had gone on and somehow managed to get back to her hotel room. Then asked for help and they sent a doctor who groped her. Her pupils were so dilated and she was definitely on something. I told her funny stories about me doing drugs and coming down from them as she was really scared she would never come down. I made her laugh and took her mind off the fact she was on drugs. I had had a bad trip long ago, when I was doing stupid stuff and knew what to do. My boyfriend was out drinking with a friend we made but we had three beds in our room and I told her she could stay. I also heard her calling her mum in England, distraught, and so I told her to call her back and I spoke to her. I reassured her by telling her all my details and that I was an Australian High School teacher etc. THEN...I stayed up all night with her!!!! My man returned at some stage and told her he would take care of the guy in the morning. Which he did. She travelled with us for several days until she had her mojo back and I knew she was safe. She was a lot younger than me and a very inexperienced traveller. Most people are not to be trusted but I’m just glad she trusted me, that I was nosey and that she was safe. Sorry for the essay.

[@cherryvoid5238]

@@tammyiswicked she was lucky to have met you. I always think about this girl I saw at a rave in the bathroom freaking out I gave her some water and told her it was okay and that seemed to help a tiny bit but I should have done more I just didn't know what at the time.

[@infernumparadiso3063]

@@tammyiswicked that was wonderfull!

[@hollycameron3914]

I don’t understand why the step mother did not take her to the emergency room. That would be my first stop. And the step mom filming herself wtf is that about. This whole thing sounds fishy.

[@persethea6611]

she was livestreaming to get attention for her missing child.. stuff on social media can spread fast

[@missyd7120]

@@amandanegrete1306 Think maybe you're right if they both were drinking that's reason for not taking daughter step daughter er.

[@missyd7120]

Thanks reply.

[@jackolantern3398]

I like how you said fishy lol

[@VincentNajger1]

It could have put her into the Mental health system in the USA ...which can be a life long battle with mental health authorities. This sounds likee Flakka and ice together

[@pragyasingh2297]

This story is so sad 😞 there were so many times in the story where I wished she would have gotten help, but I don’t deny that her parents probably tried to help her.

[@shaun5047]

Very sad, one of the most sad factors is now there’s thousands of people online playing KZbin detective. Tearing the mom up for every single thing she did or said. From my pov the mom definitely helped her, she didn’t take her to hospital bc she assumed it was just a bad drugs trip and it’ll pass. I feel so bad for the mother, 100% she blamed herself

[@nikam4167]

The stepmom should've gotten her medical attention. ANYTIME someone is having a psychological breakdown, they NEED medical attention. Smh. This could've been prevented.

[@valeriemartinez4069]

Exactly

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

I know!! @fitnessfreak

[@jennahernandez4513]

I agree

[@boondoggled1]

Fitnessfreak the problem is the system

[@whowantstoknow4168]

Well, her father was there as well. He is the primary care taker because it is his daughter. Quit blaming the well meaning step mom.

[@PyroFalcon]

Sounds like schizophrenia to me. It usually manifests at this age, and drug use will push a schizophrenic over the edge. She probably ran away and was picked up by a bad stranger. So sad.

[@vinr6867]

You'd be surprised how fast strangers stop for girls. When I was 19 or so I had a tank top with my window down with my car on the shoulder within a minute a car stopped and asked if I needed help (to his shock I was a guy!) I have long hair so I imagined he thought I was a girl.

[@OurLargeFamilyLife]

This is what I think too.

[@OurLargeFamilyLife]

And if she was already having an episodes the stranger could have gotten scared or took advantage.

[@vinr6867]

@@OurLargeFamilyLife that or a neighbor took her inside their home, wonder if cops used dogs to trace her scent?

[@HopefulInterventions]

Many people believe the step-mom is involved. I do too.

[@jazzymariah4171]

I mean. I’m not a parent.. but I’m having a hard time understanding how a parent could let their child go through something like this without taking them to get help. Especially knowing the child took a substance, which god knows what it could have been laced with. Doesn’t sit right with me🧐

[@ARJUN-SS]

They don't care about her that's y they didnt took her to a hospital.

[@CristinaF210]

@@ARJUN-SS for real, i think all this strange family saying they love her etc...i dnt think so it looks like they dont give a shit

[@helo9316]

If you paid attention then you'd notice that karlie had already been smoking this weird substance previously and even attempted counseling, and she never showed these symptoms before which would be reasonable to not take her to an hospital. This can only mean that the two substances were different and not the usual ones used by normal teenagers, and since karlie specifically said that she smoked the substance, this could only mean that she knew it herself that her behavior was somehow related to this weird substance. Idk how could their parents miss something like that but then again, i feel like there really are very low chances that her disappearnce was caused by her parents as everything that happened after the phone call from the party was told by melissa, which means that she could have easily altered the story from the start to never make her suspicious. My theory is that melissa is responsible for negligence and her disappearance by not taking her to an hospital early on but not directly connected to the disappearance

[@kayleediggins7393]

@@helo9316 honestly I think originally she was smoking regular weed which is very unlikely to cause symptoms ( recent studies on how marijuana effects the brain and mental health )like that I believe she could’ve taken acid or smoked K2 ( which is a wild ass drug ) or pcp or she could’ve smoked weed laced with a psychoactive drug because I feel like it would’ve mentioned if the time she which got her suspended was as bad as this time and if she had the same reaction. I do agree that the stepmother was negligent in not bringing her to the hospital in that state of mind. I’m a person who smokes weed every day and occasionally trips on shrooms if I were to take something and have this reaction I hope that whoever is with me would bring me to a hospital because this is almost beyond a bad trip thinking your own parents are going to murder you in your sleep I’ve had a bad trip here and there and been paranoid as hell thinking my ex was going to come to my house but never to that extreme this sounds like she was under some major psychoactive drug and potentially even ecstasy or ketamine.

[@elianacisum5396]

i mean if that happened to me, my mom would’ve calmed down and do that motherly care-taking behavior. if she saw that i wasn’t calming down after 24 hours, then she would take me to the hospital. but everyone is different i guess.

[@luciebrisson5881]

Thank you for posting this story. So sad for everyone not knowing what happened to Karlie. I'm not sure I like the format of relating what is said on FB or other social media platforms. So many people on those sites tend to fling accusations, offer opinions or made up suspicions without any proof, that are in no way based on facts.

[@Kordikk696]

there was a disclaimer these claims could not be verified, but are important enough pieces of the story to bring them up. it's up to the audience to make their minds up. think for yourself, and stop mindlessly consuming media.

[@marylamb9708]

That's only because you didn't follow the case closely. Research helps one to be able to decide who has actual information and those who didn't. Lots of confirmed facts came out in discussions on youtube, facebook, reddit and other formats. I'm so sad for Karlie and her natural mother, period.

[@luciebrisson5881]

@@marylamb9708 I did not say no attention should be paid to what is posted on social media but that I'm not sure I like them telling us about the posts since it is not told if what they relayed to us was proven accurante or not.

[@marylamb9708]

@@luciebrisson5881 The creators left a disclaimer that it was the viewer to decide. They also presented views of the parents. I found it very balanced, even though much was left out.

[@elizabethrosebracken1999]

i think it’s important to note that she went missing on a highway that goes across the entire country. if someone picked her up she could be anywhere. please share her missing poster.

[@ilysebell7074]

If she was so paranoid that she did not even trust her own parents I doubt this girl would have gone with a stranger willingly. The way she was acting I don't think she would have let a stranger even get close to her .

[@godisoncod475]

Saddest part about it is , it could be 10 years or even longer til we find her if we ever do

[@vinnydeleo2559]

Exactly

[@suspiria_]

@@ilysebell7074 its not like shes stronger then man or group of man,they couldve take her anyways

[@justchilling1506]

@@ilysebell7074 *willingly*. Some people don't care if you want to go or not. People have said the town this happened in is in the middle of nothing. If someone wanted to take her, she probably wouldn't have a lot of choice to scream and to someone hear her, specially at that hour, so early. :(

[@givedahyunsomebibimbap1381]

The step mom is strange af, live streaming instead of organizing cherch parties, plus changing her stories and lying abt her step daughter wanting 911!!!? It's weird

[@lati337]

Yes and she detail cleans her car. I know it can just be coincidence but if I was panicking and worried the last thing in my mind is to have my car detailed.

[@rose-pf8yu]

i agree

[@lunatik5194]

And recording her, and not calling bio mom right away. How'd they know she wasn't hitching a ride there.

[@pheebz510]

I think it’s weird random strangers who can’t even spell church are allowed to post whatever the f they want to online but here we are....

[@azuredystopia3751]

Um, probably reaches substantially more people than a 'church party' whatever that is.

[@JoyBGaming]

Finally a channel about this stuff where the narrator isn't trying to sound 'creepy'. Sold ❤

[@EZCAPEART]

This is truly on of the most puzzling stories I’ve ever heard. I feel like there is a lot of variable that we’re very inconsistent and all around just strange. No hospital trip, stories changing, not enough questioning of the people around her - boyfriend, step mom, etc. It’s all just weird, and seems wrong in so many ways.

[@Petsmenagerie]

Sadly my parents would be the type to ignore this kind of behavior and just call you crazy.

[@JenniferGarcia-dw1op]

I don’t understand why people are so willing to record every life event, I would have been a mess and never even thought about streaming at that moment. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@johnry6086]

Exactly

[@mauriciofelix190]

She was covering her tracks. This is how you would act if you want to deviate the investigation.

[@JenniferGarcia-dw1op]

Mauricio Felix I guess it would make sense to do that if you have something to hide 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@earthwormjim91]

She seems trashy

[@NixxiStorm]

I think it's more to keep attention on the case. If there's constant attention on it then more people will want to help.

[@MelanieFromCanada]

It sounds like she had a drug induced schizophrenic episode. I have witnessed it first hand and it is disturbing and scary. I hope they find her.

[@TaelurAlexis]

🎯🎯🎯 sounds so plausible

[@fayeking75]

I make it a policy to stay away drug using people. Nothing good ever came from illegal drugs.

[@MelanieFromCanada]

@@fayeking75 I do need to ask, ones that are considered illegal in only your country? If some drugs are legal in another country are they still illegal?

[@fayeking75]

No. For instance, you can buy coderx in Mexico, but you can't bring it here because it has codine in it. Btw, codine caugh medicine used to be an over the counter med. 222's from tbe Bahamas use to popular the same way. Over the counter there but not allowed to enter here.

[@MelanieFromCanada]

@@fayeking75 So the good news would be that you can hang out with anyone, in 2001 Portugal decriminalized all drugs. :)

[@MiAmor1978]

I pray she is found alive and well. May GOD shed the light in all this darkness surrounding this disappearance.

[@t7835]

I do, this case is so strange, what's the likely hood she's still alive?

[@KingsVerity1979]

I think all the speculation and smut slinging in this case is disgusting. The circumstances here are heartbreaking and hard enough for Karley's loved ones without all of these allegations being flung. It turns a terribly sad situation into an absolute HELL to live through. 😢

[@aussiefan354]

Spot on mate

[@PNess-lc4ku]

What a spot on comment. Why can't others others see the same circumstances?

[@KingsVerity1979]

@@PNess-lc4ku Thank you...I'm just pointing out what should be painfully obvious to everyone. PS...I love the Christian crusader in your profile pic. 👑✝️👑

[@KingsVerity1979]

@@aussiefan354 Thank you mate. Be blessed... 👑✝️👑

[@cdes1776]

Taking to social media creates more problems than it helps. Word wars are immature, speculative, rumour-inducing and "right" fighting.

[@vettelatrioux7758]

Drugs or mental illness or both. Such a shame that they didn't take her to a doctor. Obviously something was just not right.

[@DocBree13]

Vette Latrioux yes!

[@jeriyahmackey7140]

Yes

[@teama5011]

Why do people say it's always mental illnesses what if is not what if six traffickers was after her or the government or somebody was out there

[@johnwilson7444]

Ya sounds like a serious trip🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ladetus]

Brenda Paduch e

[@katestrello1971]

If she’s having a bad reaction to whatever she took at the party then maybe they should of gotten her help.

[@MarissaMacMarissa]

Right?? And if she woke up and saw her daughter wide awake for hours with persistent paranoia.. why the fuck would she go back to bed???

[@iman11nami]

Yea...they probably thought she was just going to get it out of her system n everything would just pass

[@poosmate]

Immediately I thought why wouldn't her step mom have called the Police and taken her straight to the hospital? As things unfolded and we discover that she had obviously been a substance user before who was suspended from school and in counselling for it, I wondered if it was done to 'protect' the daughter from authorities. I don't know what the laws are regarding children and substance abuse, is there like a 3 strikes and you're out system that would have meant Karlie would have been removed from the family home? Would that have been her 3rd strike? If that's the case you could kind of understand the step mom wanting to deal with it herself. However, why was it left to the step mom? Where is the father in all of this that night? One of them should have been with her at her bedside all night and until she was completely recovered from the intoxication. Another thing is why kids are allowed to continue the lives that have brought them to a bad place - mobile phones, social media, going out with their 'friends'. Going back to when it was first discovered that she was using substances, they need to stop. Cut all ties with all friends until they can weed out the source of the supply. No mobile phone, no social media, no visits to friends, no unchaperoned outings. Everything stops. Call it re-hab. Sad that she was led astray and her parents enabled it. Poo

[@karendegenerous8044]

Raymond A. It’s good to see you have corrected your spelling error, but I have bad news, your original comment that you made the error on has disappeared. What did you write?

[@flyingchimp12]

Fallon Estrello well it’s easy to say that when you know the ending. Teens have episodes like that not all the time but it does happen and once the drugs wear off they end up being fine. If it’s super unusual it’s of course best to be safe and get help but I can see why they wouldn’t. I’m not a parent tho so I’m not sure what the “parent mind” would say ab it.

[@patriot03062]

This story made my head spin. After watching this video I don’t believe anybody.

[@uhhhyea6313]

Lmfao bruh same

[@michaeloaks9905]

As someone who was stuck in a similar state for 3 months+, I can assure you she was dealing with a drug induced psychosis. Unfortunately she was super young. Nobody that hasn’t experienced this or someone with this will know how to help. The hospital is necessary to make it back to reality.

[@ashleymarks3726]

sometimes people are just too far gone to make it back. and it's incredibly tragic. I had a cousin who suffered a psychotic break after her twins were born. she was never the same. the family tried to get her the best help possible, but she was in too deep to be saved.

[@michaeloaks9905]

@@ashleymarks3726 I only experienced 3 months of it but I can understand what too far gone may look like. For me it was faith and faith doesn’t work the same for everyone. I’m going to have to do some research as to why child birth causes so much psychological damage as a by product to child birth.

[@cookiedoughpie1]

@@michaeloaks9905 it’s due to a shit ton of hormone changes all at once. A start for your research. You get loaded and unloaded with tons of hormone changes all at once, which can change your brain chemistry, sometimes temporarily, sometimes forever

[@lilwizx]

the hospital is not necessary. wtf.

[@punkyshrewster2736]

This poor baby was in full-blown psychosis and her stepmother didn't do anything to help her. This is insanely sad.

[@hackedaccount5116]

Yes!! Uh! I don’t like step moms 🤭

[@kimberlyarrington5721]

@@hackedaccount5116 Um honey they some good step parents

[@amykern3912]

Yes she should have called someone when the girl asked her to

[@helenab7390]

Sounds like drug induced psychosis...

[@iamV10010]

@@helenab7390 that is exactly what it was. They should have took her to a mental health facility so she could even out and get some sleep.

[@3limin4torZockt]

People really need to know the difference between a trip and psychosis.

[@MsCMoni]

Forreal!!!!

[@drm9575]

This is the only sensible comment I have read so far. Psychosis is fucking terrifying, until you have seen someone you know go through it, you won't understand

[@MillHizzo]

Sadly I have seen psychosis happen in people who think they can handle a certain amount, have a break and then expect to use the same amount the 1st time back on, or get bad shit. 1st time, 15 years ago, my brother got his hands on some bad meth, he pulled skin off his arm while he walked almost 20 miles into the foothills, so lucky it wasn't summer. He came out of it and was super scared, he thought he was kidnapped, police helped us figure out by asking farmers in the area and of course found out he walked past all the orchards. 2nd time, 2 years ago this guy(I bbqed, he just stopped by) was stressing about his ex and was eating tabs, I kept asking, "Hey man, are you sure you aren't over doing it?" "No I take this much all the time". 2 more tabs later and Christopher Walken dancing through a mall has him freaking out about a gov takeover?? He started getting grabby and violent so i told him to leave. 10pm, he walks out screaming he is God, the neighbors made it worse and I had to call the police ... He couldn't see or hear me but he was seeing someone else. It took 8 police for that 130 pounder and he didn't remember any of it.

[@3limin4torZockt]

@@MillHizzo Thats sad.. But yeah it can happen to anyone..

[@3limin4torZockt]

@@diaryofarealmom3264 Yes its shocking!

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

Who doesn’t bring their child to the hospital when they see her in such a panic and distress... disgusting

[@username.not.known2473]

They tried thoughts and prayers.

[@Nizhonibearcreek]

Simone Dawson-Walker no they didn’t it clearly stated they didn’t as she begged for them to help her

[@iramorsnox6583]

Some families wouldn’t think it absolutely necessary. Though, in this case since she had admitted to taking something and seeing her following actions, I agree that they should’ve taken her to the hospital to at least get checked for any possible overdose or side effects.

[@gia2501]

Simone Dawson-Walker bruh

[@No-ep7rq]

Jo Youngblood BITCH TRY TO BE IN THIER FUCKING SHOES OMGGG

[@Mo-yg9kl]

I go to the mono/inyo county area a lot for rock climbing and hiking. Mostly Bishop. Every time i go, I see her missing posters everywhere and it always makes my heart drop. The reality and sadness of the whole situation is so heavy and heartbreaking. Also, humbling. It definitely reminds me to cherish life and to be careful with it because you never know what can happen.

[@seventieslove8783]

Excellent comment and so very true. When I was a young teenager l found myself in SO many situations where I myself could also have disappeared, maybe been taken by someone or attacked at a most vulnerable time. I didn't have paranoid episodes but I DEFINITELY used substances and put myself many times in situations that could've ended up horribly for me, and for my family too. Young girls are SO much more vulnerable than they realize at those young ages. All it takes is ONE evil creep and being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and their lives could change forever and even be over. As I look back, l THANK GOD so much for protecting me from horrific fates that COULD have happened. I came through those times more or less okay, and l remain very humbled and grateful for the times l was protected and even other people, my friends or whoever, looking after me to make sure l was okay. I owe more than one friend, along with God, my undying gratitude for being there for me, a troubled young girl who just wanted to feel happy and alive instead of broken and sad. I feel so bad for this girl. She really needed help and it's so sad she didn't get it. Those episodes should have ended up with her being under professional care and she'd still be here. I'm also a deep believer in the power of prayer, the kind of prayer that can actually get people healed or set free of something like paranoia. I've personally experienced being instantly healed of something that was going to take my life. But God healed me in one moment, and whatever it was, was suddenly GONE, and it was totally AMAZING. Since then l KNOW what God can do for people and l never doubt Him about it - and this poor girl REALLY needed somebody's strong prayers to help her. I pray she is still alive and okay somewhere, even though l realize it's unlikely. God bless, and thanks for leaving such an insightful comment. 👍💯

[@leahjones5222]

Her fear of being tracked could be early signs of schizophrenia and so could explain why she ran away during the party

[@patsyhodge9071]

Maybe she was being stalked for real. Cops havnt covered all bases here or its just this programme leaving many things out.

[@HeIIoHater]

u guys r so foul xd

[@alyssaivey12]

It was probably a psychedelic. Shrooms and acid will make you act the way they described if taken in high doses, or not pure.

[@Courtney-pe2iw]

And she was scared of the music at the party and her boyfriend it was like she knew people then she didn't and in and out of that

[@candypal700]

Yeah but the boyfriend was saying on his facebook page that there was no party?

[@laurenjones2533]

I'm still praying that the truth comes out and that Karlie is found.

[@Nightwatch9111]

@@stylemobulok they don’t know if it was her for sure instead dude road away like a sissy! If I seen a poor helpless girl wandering around in the middle of nowhere a mile and a half from town I would definitely check to see if she was ok!

[@kenniyajackson3589]

@@stylemobulok that wasn't her i watched the whole video

[@stylemobulok]

@@Nightwatch9111 oh ok-

[@taylorfirks2642]

@@stylemobulok yu I’m

[@ggolds5]

Simple case. Teen develops schizophrenia and runs away from what she thinks is going to hurt her. Which, when the disease develops is everything. All this nonsense that people are coming up with is all crap. I've seen this dozens of times in in my healthcare field. Nothing complicated here.

[@florence.5088]

So while Karlie was bad tripping and being scared for her life, her father just watched her as he sipped on some beers? and her step mother just filmed her to use this video as a way to embarrass her? clearly neither of them cared about her well-being. No matter what happened to her, it was caused by her father and step mother's negligence.

[@Lanie636]

Florence You clearly don’t have kids. The stepmother was filming her in order to show her the dangers of substance abuse and how it can radically affect your perceptions and actions. That said, I would have been on my way to the ER immediately.

[@savannahsaenz6463]

Yup these fuckin parents wonder why shit happens cuz they don’t have tabs on them

[@JohnDoe-qy8vr]

If they had taken her to the hospital t he e police would have been involved and they thought she would come down.

[@sfletch3042]

I agree. They were extremely irresponsible.

[@sfletch3042]

@Minimalist Mom In Progress exactly! Their level of irresponsibility is suspicious to me.

[@sharcrum]

I am so very lucky to have 4 grown daughters that are healthy and productive and happy. My heart really goes out to parents and families that had to go through these kinds of things.

[@thomasnathan8611]

Hi Shar Crum I really love your comment can we chat and know ourselves more

[@darrenspokane]

The truth never changes. Typically, when someone changes their story, it’s because they aren’t being honest.

[@pangaroo2107]

Exactly my thought. Also, the stepmom never looks directly at the camera but always away from it while talking about what happened is a sign of deception.

[@redridinghood871]

PANGAROO • Almost like she's watching someone in the background.......and high.

[@BruceRioux]

They should get a body language expert to look at her videos. I think she's dirty.

[@sfletch3042]

@Kitten Lyric oh really? Then please do enlighten us on what the right way to think is. Lol

[@Uchihasasuk5]

Sure, but people's memory of that truth can change. Their perception can also change. And it is not always with malice or ill intent. Humans are not machines and they regularly suffer from misremembering things and speaking too confidently.

[@tbonetone1]

She had a bad trip, and there was nobody there to look after her. God bless her. RIP Karlie

[@jddavis1065]

I acted the same exact way she did on a bad acid trip. And took off walking . She was definitely abducted

[@jennahernandez4513]

When I was around 12 years old I smoked weed that was laced with something and I felt like I was in a Nintendo world and I was super paranoid. I was down by a river on some train tracks and walked home which was about a half an hour away...but seeing this, I realize how dangerous that decision was, and I realize I'm lucky I made it home safely. If only kids could truly understand all the dangers of drugs. 😔

[@deanzzbeanzz3082]

Jenna Hernandez I had a similar episode as well... freaked the eff out..I still feel that nervous fear when I remember

[@amberd.883]

This sounds exactly like my brother's first schizophrenic psychological break. Especially with the spitting out of food! I tried to get my brother to drink orange juice and he spit it out telling me it was poison. I finally had to call him an ambulance when he tried to pull out his own eyeball.. worst night of my life. I remember praying so badly that we'd find that he was just on drugs.. it felt so bad to wish my brother was on drugs..

[@MattCarvin]

If this family had been as smart as you and called an ambulance, Carly would still be alive.

[@amberd.883]

@The Drabblecast it's so hard to know what the right thing to do when you have no frame of reference because this has never happened before. I basically only called 911 because I watched him be unable to sleep for 72 hours while devolving into word salad and I just hoped they'd give him something to sleep and he'd be fine. He wasn't fine.. but it was still the only thing I could do.

[@mamacakes6039]

My sister was diagnosed with schizophrenia as well. But we knew what was going on because my grandmother had it and knew it was genetic and figured one of us would get it unfortunately. She was around 19-20 when it started. She was saying similar things like her shampoo was messed with, someone was trying to poison her and she also kept saying she had diseases like mad cow disease and aids. She was very very paranoid. Medicine and therapy is the only thing that can somewhat help this disease. Thankfully she was never the aggressive kind. More depressive and bipolar kind. Trying to overdose on caffeine pills and having frequent suicide thoughts. I had a son four years ago. She is pretty close with him. And after my son was born , she got a lot better. It wasn’t until he was a little older though. That she got better. They interact a lot and play and I think he is a nice distraction for her. It’s nice seeing him ease her mind and give her something to care and worry about about other then herself and her mental health. I hope one day your brother gets better and stays better. If he isn’t already. It’s the worst mental disease you can have. I wouldn’t wish it on my worse enemy . And it’s also hard having to watch your family member go through it and realize there’s nothing you can personally do for them to help them . Only medicine and not just any meds the right ones and the right dosing and kind, and therapy , can help them. It’s a tricky disease . One that they will forever deal with . It’s truly sad

[@Jack-j4q6d]

@@amberd.883 is he ok now? ❤

[@amberd.883]

@Your_Friendly_Robloxian that's a complicated answer. Technically yes. He just got married to the woman who said she'd leave him if he didn't take his diagnosis seriously and get on drugs and get therapy. So he's getting help for what sent him to the hospital but now he's completely codependent on his wife and has cut me out of his life. So it appears he's "better," but I don't know for sure because I'm no longer in his life.

[@HugaHeather]

Often, schizophrenia doesn't show up until teenage or, and mainly, adult years. Whatever drug she did at the party could've triggered it full blown. It truly sounds like a psychotic break and if that's the case, she may have fled due to feeling in danger and/or hallucinating. However, I'm suspicious of Melissa.

[@crazy89jp]

I wanna know why they didn’t call the mom when this situation was occurring!!

[@bastonero7572]

Agree. Should have called biological mom.

[@AlanandRozhin]

I feel like they were in on it.

[@thecatevans]

Tru

[@oliverrimes9057]

The bio mom lives in a different state and looks like a tripped out hippy in one of the photos.

[@natpearson5819]

Right? My sister came home hysterical one new years eve. I couldn't calm her at all so I checked she had underwear on called 111 (New Zealand emergency) and my mum and dad. She spent the night in hospital after being drugged and chased home. She was so lucky! But shows how easy these things happen 😞

[@missspell4897]

The worst parents. She clearly was on drugs or having a mental breakdown and they didn’t take her to the ER? What if she was overdosing? They either had something to do with it or, at the very least, they’re guilty of child neglect.

[@Brandi.65]

You don't know, your judging them.

[@elfenlied_girl1238]

@@Brandi.65 um honey, karlie herself told them to take her to the hospital and they refused, that considered child abuse, because that counts as not caring for your child’s well-being

[@oliverrimes9057]

What good would that do? They might sedate her but more likely than not it would just be a question of having someone stay close to her until whatever it was she took wore off. So might as well keep her in familiar safe surroundings.

[@strongholds12]

Lol alot of people are killed in hospital by ignorant morons with the title of dr.s and nurses

[@ville666sora]

Maybe they were worried about Karlie getting in trouble for using an illegal substance. But yeah, a child in trouble with the law is still better than one that's missing or dead.

[@Haven18]

Narrator: "According to Mono County sheriffs, the witnesses are very credible and they have no reason to doubt them." Sherriff: "They are very credible witnesses, we have no reason to doubt them." Narrator: "They had NO REASON to QUESTION their CREDIBILTY." OKAY, WE GET IT!! 😄😄😄

[@CrimsonTricksterXTheSmallGamer]

they repeated it for anyone not paying attention :')

[@GFHanks]

"Move along... Nothing to see here."

[@nnnn50001]

@@cestmoicindy2456 you’re right. I saw this one teenage girl walking alone one day. But she was acting strange and I was sure she was a Russian spy. So I immediately ran out and pointed a crossbow at her. I then called 911 and explained the situation. I was rewarded by being given a ride to the metal hospital and now they feed me very yummy blue candies that they call “pills”

[@cestmoicindy2456]

@@nnnn50001 I just think they couldve looked harder at the hot tub guy for sure....

[@nnnn50001]

@@cestmoicindy2456 and why is that? Because he didn’t immediately jump into action and fbi-style interrogate a child he had never seen before wandering about minding her own business?

[@Chahlie]

I'm a mum, and I don't know that I would have taken her to hospital either, unless she had a seizure. Years ago we used to be able to call the on-call doctor at your practice, which is something I would have done. It really is bizarre how in this day and age people can just vanish.

[@trishaprett7721]

Well Said.All these theories drive me mad.Parents thought they could cope,and she would settle down by next day.

[@brittneymckenzie6535]

Cases like this one absolutely terrify me. How does someone just vanish without a single trace? Especially a child it just boggles my mind. The sad part is is that it’s already been a year and still nothing has been seen or heard from her which doesn’t seem very likely she’s still alive 😞 very sad. As a parent myself the first thing I would have done was get my child seen by a doctor.

[@Ally-wx5me]

Brittney Mckenzie Right😞 800,000 kids go missing in the US alone every year. About 8 million worldwide where the hell are all these kids? I don't understand how we have all this technology they can find out where medical masks are stocked up in warehouses when a pandemic happens but these poor kids vanish without a trace. So so messed up

[@noneofyourbusiness6193]

They CLEARLY killed her

[@reynaldabautista2888]

I’m sure most kids are sex traffic that’s so big get little talked about . This like this is my worst fear ever

[@jacobs1447]

That statistic about the 800,000 kids is bullshit. It's based on a 2001 study where it counted children that were immediately found. Like kids that took off for a few hours, etc. It's something like 98% of that figure are found alive.

[@stephiiiless]

I have a feeling the step mother knows more then she leads to believe. I have a feeling maybe she overdosed or something and they didn't want to say anything I really have no idea. But where is this girl

[@thebeasters]

The thing is though, she is basically been up all night and had to be exhausted, and had to be coming down somewhat from the trip, so for her to walk far enough in the desert where a massive search and rescue operation for days and never found a single shred of evidence is super suspicious

[@ARJUN-SS]

Exactly how can she just disappear like that.

[@sarahholland2600]

The scuffle her real Mom heard on the tape & the Step Mom's changing stories & car washing, shriek accidental death covered up. Maybe she hit her head in the scuffle. Maybe what she took killed her if it was spiked, as this video says.

[@thatdamncrow9197]

@@sarahholland2600 yea but what about all the witnesses who saw her walking

[@sarahholland2600]

@@thatdamncrow9197being honest, living near a college all the teens have a very similar 'look'. How close to her were these witnesses. Are they that reliable or is it mistaken identity like the dozens of Maddie Mcann sightings?

[@thatdamncrow9197]

@@sarahholland2600 yes but they were neighbors and this was right outside the house

[@Mali_mamba1]

Why is the stepmom livestreaming everything??? Strange AF 🤔

[@Drive_Far_Away]

Yeah another attention seeker.

[@Mali_mamba1]

Wtf r u talking about?

[@Drive_Far_Away]

@@Mali_mamba1 the stepmum? Lol

[@Sherriincali]

KZbin Member exactly. It’s really telling.

[@yamacraw2134]

A world littered with sociopaths and narcissists.

[@mollychamberlain804]

This channel has come a long way!

[@alexiadd636]

When I was 16 I had a really bad mental breakdown, not drug induced but from just pure paranoia. It came to the point where I was convinced I was going to die from something bad happening to me, i would wake up my parents to ask them to pray for me for a few nights. Whenever i stood still I would be afriad to let my heartbeat lower, so i would shake in place to raise it. .Eventually I got out of it, but noticed the toll it had on me the years following because I still have a hard time with trust even with myself... But with that being said, since drug were already introduced to her and she was already experiencing crazy amounts of paranoia. I feel as though to stop them she probably went to great lengths to do so. Fear is one of the greatest emotion (since we relied on it so much for survival) our brain has its own section called the amygdala and it can alter a persons perception and personality due to events that occur.... maybe shes living in a different life as someone else maybe her paranoia never went away ..... I hope she gets found.

[@Samsonmetaphysical]

I started taking LSD when I was a young child and around the age of 15-16 or so I started experiencing the same exact horrors as you did. I always assumed it was from the LSD, but I'm most certain that you had never done any LSD as a child. I never told my family or friends and through it all I now have the strength to stand up to the devil. Beliefs attach to bioplasma your beliefs program what manifest your blood group makes a difference in how that manifest.

[@Holyweed]

Had the same problem as you, no drugs too, it's a really horrible feeling. I used to do the same things with my heart, I had to be put on antidepressants, it did help xx

[@oxmate]

why wasn't students or friends questioned about "the party"?

[@here317]

Anvil Designs if they’re hiding something , yeah

[@AxelSituation]

excellent point! they are also witnesses

[@Courtney-pe2iw]

They were they said she was scared of the music and then all of a sudden started acting scared of people she knew then normal then scared then normal then scared and back and fourth in and out. Just like when she called her step mom she said pick me up no don't pick me up yes pick me up and acting the same with them as she was the people at the party. One minute shes normal the next shes scared the next she wants to paint her toe nails, color in a coloring book asnd read the Bible the next she scared then normal then scared like back and fourth like this in and out all night. I think she did admit she took drugs but what who knows but it made it lose her mind really bad and she went out the house like that when they were asleep and she was getting paranoid and scared again and who knows where she went probably didn't even know halfthe time maybe she roamed to the woods or mountains I know they have a lot of mountains loins there that have attacked people and try to killl them and coyotes and bears ect. She also could have been picked up by somebody when she left and went out the house.

[@chrestinvintagevixen7282]

I really believe that she was dealing with mental illness and the drugs magnafied her being peraniod

[@arbidirockz]

Step mom is very close (I think family ties? Don’t remember) to the sheriff.

[@bennytokeley8110]

Why is she washing her car I would be looking everywhere not worrying about my car if you loved her that much all you would care about is finding her

[@BrandyinIndy]

Thank you telling such a detailed story. New facts on this case I've never heard.

[@hossjulia]

When the dogs couldn't find anything, I immediately thought of her getting picked up for trafficking. So sad. With multiple witnesses seeing her out walking, I don't think she died at home.

[@skeleton599]

reality is so horrifying...

[@johncorson6599]

Yeah ... the trafficking epidemic is so awful and common .. so that possibility is present .. sentences are way too light for traffickers 20 years min should be sentence as it includes kidnapping, imprisonment, rape, drugging others , assault , and often murder .. any judge or law enforcement person who doesn’t KNOW that is either dumber than a box of rocks or involved in it ..

[@godisoncod475]

Don’t you think early In the morning like that , there would be a more than just a couple witnesses seeing her on the highway ?? & if she did fall victim to trafficking, then someone had to have seen someone grab a girl on the highway...idk just my thought

[@ItCantRainForever2]

Maybe her parents were involved in the sex trafficking. Suck people in this world.

[@tylerchambers6246]

@@johncorson6599 It's not a trafficking epidemic, it's an epidemic of people suddenly calling every unsolved mystery human trafficking for some reason even though there's no evidence of that in pretty much every case.

[@sidraagha8001]

Her boyfriend and step mom changed their stories. I hope you're still here karlie. I really pray you're okay and i pray the truth comes out soon

[@coolmantyu4211]

@@wiredgamez9929 The fuck is wrong with you? Where are your parents?

[@GinoNL]

@@wiredgamez9929 people like you make me wish for karma to be real..

[@gregorteply9034]

@@wiredgamez9929 Nice 😂

[@melissagoode151]

Stories often change even when people are innocent. Some are scared that they'll be blamed, some feel guilt they didn't do more, some are hiding unrelated things and some are just reacting to stress and actually can't remember small details. I've been questioned over a murder (and they already knew who did it) and I still struggled to remember things even though I didn't have anything to do with it. Stories are only easy to remember when you're trying to remember anyone living normally can't remember things like where exactly a phone was.

[@garyking9623]

Don't pray , it doesn't do anything.

[@ivantheterriblepart3]

The step mom knows something. The biological mother has that mothers intuition.

[@bestmomforever3381]

Maaza Sana u don’t know the circumstances and also it said Carly decided to move in with her father cause her mom was moving. So she didn’t wanna move with her mom so she stayed with her dad. So she didn’t abandon her she was still involved in her kids’ life. And u don’t know the custody situation either.

[@ClauuC]

@ come on! She needed to move, and Karlie decided to stay with HER DAD. She has two parents.

[@jeninamazon3359]

Agree

[@M101-p8j]

Maaza Sana yep

[@dontbotherme4357]

Definitely. Acting very defensive, none of the normal guilt a parent would feel, makes no attempt to get more information/find her step daughter as if she already knows what happened.

[@thetingsijustdontknow1238]

This happaned to me as well. In my case, I think it was because i was on antidepressants and drank a lot of alcohol, when it happened. I´m also mentally vulnerable. I felt like i couldn´t breathe, and made it hard for me to breathe. I blamed my mates for poisioning me. I forgot all the time. I looked into the sky and prayed some. It felt like someone was watching me all the time. I told my friends to call 911. I was scared like a little girl all the time... It lasted for several hours, and seized when i fell asleep. ​ So if you are unstable, drink alcohol and/or are on antidepressant be careful.

[@lillaurap]

Why is she livestreaming about this instead of getting the authorities involved!?!?! Weird. She's crooked.

[@Uchihasasuk5]

She literally has all kinds of authorities involved in this case. It is possible for investigations and livestreams to go on at the same time.

[@danalove6868]

Yes because I’m a mother and would rather be calling the cops instead of streaming live on the internet

[@sabrinafair35]

No one films themself like that after discovering their kid missing. This couple is involved 💯

[@rathaganeson7002]

@@violet32makingit64 lppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

[@nolimits300]

Her stepdaughter was missing,so she decided to do a live so if someone saw her help out.There's nothing wrong with that.This is a good way to help fast

[@AlanandRozhin]

Exactly. I feel like she hit her head and was unconscious and they both killed her and buried her . :((((

[@elfenlied_girl1238]

@@AlanandRozhin I think they screwed something up when they went to pick up karlie and they just won’t admit it

[@sararummel8767]

The father wasn't even there

[@josephdillard9907]

18:50 Wait a minute, you can't even mention the suicide hotline without getting slammed by KZbin? That shit has gone WAY too far.

[@PileOfSandwichHats]

It's because everything is done by bots. So they hear suicide and bam. Stupid as shit.

[@ghost_in_the_robot]

They are literally controlling language and inventing new words now a days. So you can't make a video about suicide to promote harm reduction or advice to someone who is vulnerable and needs help? That is really messed up. Talk about "Safe Spaces" wow, the audacity of this company.

[@CP-ir3ft]

i thought it was a thing on twitch not youtube

[@jeannytse2654]

If you don't like it fuck off and make your own video playing website.

[@HippieInHeart]

i mean, "suicide hotline" contains the word "suicide". "suicide" is a very 'problematic' and 'controversial' word. such words must never be allowed. (honestly, i'm surpised that we're still able to comment it at all. normally would have expected the autodelete bot to instantly remove all comments containing that word too). KZbin is seriously trying it's hardest to become the next china. (testedit) (huh. yeah. it really does get through. wow. i mean, since your comment also got through i kinda expected it already, but i just had to see it for myself to fully believe it. guess i've become a bit paranoid with how many of my comments already got taken into the void.)

[@2ogres1cup50]

Im from the town Karlie lived in, Bishop, CA. I m a few year older than her and didnt know her really, but i was friends with her brother. After she disappeared her brother spiraled out of control using drugs and being in and out of hospitals. It was sad to watch

[@jettanyx1]

The dad seems real chill about his daughter missing

[@williambuck5617]

you could not know how any of them are doing with this from a few videos. its like less than five min of footage. spend a week living with him and ya but to say that based on so little. i would think these people are in hell. we just could not know any of that. it seems someone gave her some real messed up drugs and she lost her mind and ran off. theres no way to know what happened to her unless they find her.

[@Jeezalouisa]

9ẞ

[@evanbearden279]

He was crying bruh wym

[@DaHammyVerdict]

Jeezalouisa l

[@lalune59]

You all are fucked up

[@187lupo]

Something shady about that step Mom...

[@MrS22222]

Sounds like paranoid schizophrenia, they tend to walk off into secluded areas so it's hard to say what happened to her.

[@heweylewisandthejews1758]

Nope... No previous problem and ADMITTED to smoking something, PCP can cause this, OR she Dropped too much LSD, 1 of the two?

[@MrS22222]

@@heweylewisandthejews1758 it was probably pot, as much as I love it, it can bring out schizophrenic episodes in people who didn't know they have it.

[@MissHannah2036]

She had a bad reaction to the drugs and taken off scared. There have been cases where people head to water and drown. Sounds like the poor young thing had some issues. Where is the dad in all of this the step mum is copping it all. I wonder if they may have happened before and they just try and calm her down. Bad decision the poor girl needed to be hospitalised. Even prescription medication can have bad side effects.

[@ashleyostrout4592]

@@heweylewisandthejews1758 just because there was no known underlying issues doesn't mean there wasn't. No one ever thinks about mental illnesses unless a Dr had already previously diagnosed that person.

[@MrS22222]

@Catherine Wilson not true, strong sativas specifically will bring out anxiety and schizophrenia in people who have it even without prior episodes. Look it up.

[@beekeeper8474]

Something like this happened to my mom. She suddenly changed and taking about people trying to kill her. After one night we called EMS and had her checked at the hospital. Turned out she was diabetic and in a few days she was back to normal but didn't remember most of that month.

[@gmindgjerd]

The thing she wrote was obviously important to her. It was the only thing she brought when she left. Very strange everything.

[@kayleewest2424]

@@DarkAngel71180 Why be rude? Scroll.

[@elisebarthalow6075]

If she had schizophrenia this would be completely normal.

[@megannicole8705]

@@elisebarthalow6075 I think her mental state has to do with whatever drug was taking. Probably K-2 not weed. I've seen teens on k-2 and it's horrible. They are very paranoid and think of off the wall scenarios. They are petrified of just about everything. Idk why the parents didn't take her to the hospital. I think they did something to her.

[@jmantoniogarcia8622]

Red flags when the stepmother changes stories over and over again then do some works in her car?

[@ayla8345]

Yeah but why would she do something to her stepdaughter ? What’s her motive ?

[@timm3rs]

@@ayla8345 jealously, maybe? Or maybe on accident.

[@lunarbunny3021]

@@ayla8345 an accident She may have given her Xanax to calm her down thinking it was just weed ( you can give Xanax to someone nigh on weed because they’re both depressants) not realizing it was laced with something incompatible with it. Karlie overdosed and Melissa panicked

[@bigkel1901]

If she was scared of someone going to kill her, I find it hard to believe that she left the house by herself especially without her phone. I also believe the stepmother knows more.

[@Bluemoon2000x]

U don’t know what she was thinking , she could of thought someone was in the house for all we know

[@brandyirisable]

Good point

[@jasongeorge6602]

How do you explain the very credible witnesses?

[@sarvolkskaya]

Diana H Not always. You can very easily be trapped inside, hiding, or waiting for help.

[@juresibenik5281]

Yea she was perfectly fine wondering around dark streets alone in the night waiting for her stepmother come pick her up with a car also at this time beeing in the state of mind someone is trying to kill her but she would be to scared to leave the house in a broad daylight lol. Girl was paranoid shizofrenic probably but not diagnosed. Google what that is

[@justmadeit2]

Drugs can cause unpredictable behaviour in some people, I find it terrifying

[@botabob]

I am really enjoying your “MISSING Series” - Cheers

[@fizzao1342]

Bota Bob Me too. I’m a new subscriber.

[@phoneone1371]

Really enjoy this channel,first video ive seen in months ,i thought they had logged off for a while because of coronavirus, i just got back from my mining claim near 7 trophes/Tunnel where theve done some vids

[@emmacutie7840]

enjoying ppls pain how sick

[@rachaelrodriguez2594]

I have 15 year old twin girls and I’m a nurse and if either one of my daughters come home and tell me they smoked something and were acting like what they described here I’m taking them to the ER ASAP!! I pray this girl is found and the truth be revealed!

[@actuallykaren850]

The step mother is guilty and knows more than she's let on.

[@masamasa1815]

Unfortunately for a small portion of the population even marijuana can cause a mental break down. As a hunter myself I don't think people realize just how easy it is to get hopelessly lost in the woods especially after dark. You can be sure you are walking in the right direction and walk miles and miles into the middle of nowhere. Unfortunately this happens more then anyone would likely admit. I feel like this could be one of those situations. Because of tree cover wooded areas can be extremely hard to search you can walk just feet away from something and have no clue just ask anyone who has tracked a dead deer only to realize it was feet from where they were standing.

[@maddadder]

i absolutely agree except for the fact that densely wooded areas around there are miles up the white mountains behind it and its not easy to even get that far. i am a local resident. however there are mineshafts galore and i unfortunately wasnt a participant in the search so i cant say how well they actually looked.

[@christaylor7398]

@@maddadder Yeah I went off the Highway one night around 11 PM to go potty when I was riding my bike. I only went like 50 feet or so into the brush and couldn't find my way back to the Highway till daylight. It was totally f*cked.

[@Ralph_Baric_PhD_C2019]

@@christaylor7398 Bishop is Barren mate. And if she hitchhiked it would not take her to wooded areas.The highway north west or south has nothing. its deserts. What wild animals they got out there ? Did the drag the lakes ?

[@stfuplsok]

Masa Masa more *than

[@Stichting_NoFa-p]

stop murdering innocent animals

[@bennyd345]

She wouldn't take her phone if she thought it was trying to kill her.

[@munkybiz6737]

The step-mother has the intellectual maturity, mannerisms and foolishness of a druggy teenager herself.. sheesh 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@robbylebotha]

Best comment.

[@carlose6010]

Yes her father seems to pick the best women..

[@shaneticknor1866]

Cause she is a pill popper

[@HawaiianPunchzx]

That is what I thought. The kid had no parents to help her make the right decisions. So stupid. She could have lived a different life, sad really.

[@iheartboba6401]

She’s been gone for 2 years.. idk if she’s even alive anymore but I pray she is😭

[@gregorteply9034]

Praying doesn't help.

[@iheartboba6401]

@@gregorteply9034 sometimes it can😃

[@grifyn882]

no worry, she is alive and good, in my basement...i like her smile, its my precious

[@iheartboba6401]

@@grifyn882 oh ok:)

[@chattingesque372]

@@grifyn882 I know it's dark humour but I've never gotten this sort of thing

[@WeDontaLittleTrolling]

Coming back to this case again after several months, and I think I actually have a super plausible theory as to exactly what might have happened that night. I actually heard this from a comment on another video. They think that before Karlie left to go to the "party", the parents and step mom gave her something that was laced before she left, so that when she was smoking at the party, it would activate and cause her to have her episode. Then, when they brought her home, Melissa recorded her to show her what she was like on drugs, with the intent to show her how much they messed with her head like she had said. The whole thing was a set up to get Karlie to freak out and essentially scare herself from smoking again, after her long break, but it ended up going too far and accidentally killing her that night. That would explain why they didn't take her to the hospital, why Melissa texted Donald about the pot being laced, as a way to make it seem like the "laced" drug had come from the party, and why they're acting all strange and scrambling their stories because they're guilty of letting her die. It was Melissa that was seen walking around the next morning. It was just a plan that had gone terribly wrong, and now they came up with the missing story to get the suspicions off of them. That's also why there are so many discrepancies between stories. Could still be wrong but when you think about it, it certainly sounds very obvious. I really hope more people read this because it's the most believable theory I've heard yet.

[@michaelfarmer9901]

A friend of mines brother went to a party took something and has never been right ever since and it's been years!

[@kindkendra3687]

Wow same here! I actually know a couple of people who were never the same after taking some substances!

[@camdenamen]

My mate took loads of drugs in the 90"s we all did as ravers. He has lost 10 years of memory. Some died others have mental health problems

[@DeniseRene407]

Michael Farmer Wow. That’s really scary.

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Her stepmother is very strange with her stories. I don't believe her.

[@luisaz_trash9100]

Josh Mkensie you shouldn’t be talking you can’t even spell bitch

[@SluttChops]

But, strangers (two who knew her) saw her walking alone that morning.

[@crimsonmckenzie98]

SluttChops You should change that name!!! Babe, I was about to reply to ya, then I saw the reply name and lost it! Lmao

[@syroleelane2794]

It wasn't even her child! The father was home, too, but didn't obviously care enough to stay with his girl or take her to the hospital! The biological mom just whines and accuses others instead of doing something useful and organizing anything that might help. I don't even wanna start about that drug-taking girl herself and that stupidity.

[@ericaforster6037]

I feel the same way, and whenever she tells the story and starts fake crying I get a nasty feeling. I think they sold her off. Knowing the trend of that these days and maybe they heard how much a human is worth...

[@user-so9nb5rn8n]

Thought it was “just a bad reaction” wtf take her to hospital then 🤦‍♂️

[@vNill]

This seems like one of those cases that will be on the internet years later, titled something like "cold cases finally SOLVED after decades" where they find her remains in the middle of nowhere

[@dxstxnxx3006]

I had a friend who had a horrible trip on Acid and behaved the same way. Going in and out from telling me she loves me then shifting into this state of terror and seemingly looking right through me as if their was something horrible going on around me. It was one of the scariest things I’ve ever seen, I thought she’d never be normal again after that.

[@emopandaslayer]

I have been the person actually going through this myself it is awful. It was years ago but still freaks me out to this day. Some drugs just do not react well with certain brains, mine being one of them and I believe Karlie too. Thankfully I had friends around me to help. But this poor girl was all alone 💔

[@tylerchambers6246]

@@emopandaslayer I believe bad trips are good. In the sense that the reason you're having it is probably because of repressed emotional issues you should stop repressing, repressed issues the substance is forcing you to acknowledge.

[@janikakonen4252]

@@tylerchambers6246 amen. They're supposed to show you something that your subconscious tries to block you from. Repressed memories or issues indeed. Even so called "bad trips" has true purpose, although as experience they might feel disturbing or unwanted.

[@janikakonen4252]

@@tylerchambers6246 knowledge about trip killers would've probably helped. That sounded more like psychotic episode tho, but anyways, trip killers might've cut that experience.

[@anelatrendafilovic2435]

I feel so sad and heartbroken about this story. I experienced almost the same panic episodes as she did, after smoking really bad laced marijuana. You cannot control your thoughts, the way your body reacts. My friends were able to somehow help me calm down, and after a while I did calm down. But the days after that I started having this panic attacks more frequently without smoking marijuana. That marijuana just triggered my mental illness. I'm hoping that the girl is still alive.. But, if she actually suffers from some really bad mental illness, the chances that she will be found alive is sadly very low. I'm just dissapointed that the stepmother didn't take her immediately to the hospital, I'm sure with an observiation of the experts and sedatives she would be now alive and not missing. And her mental illness could be treated the right way.

[@BruceRioux]

Stepmom didn't bring her to the ER for some unknown reason. "She'll just calm down at home." Where was her father in all this? Stepmom and dad are two very selfish people.

[@vanessadelrio5219]

One day I smoked alot of spice because the guy said it was just synthetic weed and after a few hits I started to experience the same exact thing. until a friend yelled at the guy who gave it to me because I was acting crazy and panicking and thought I was going to die.That very same friend layed down and hugged me and assured me I was going to be o.k. it took a while for me to calm down, but eventually it helped to be hugged and had someone that cared by my side . I think she fell victim to a preditor who probably is holding her against her will and fell victim to the underground sex ring. I hope she is still alive and one day we can find out what happened .

[@thatrandomguy2611]

I but a large amount of weed way back when i still smoked that amount lasted me about 4 seperate trips and everyone of them i had no bad side effect but when i done that last little bit on a different day had similar experience but i was way more aggressive. So i can understand a bad trip and i hope that she is found someday.

[@seoulkidd1]

The step mom has shifty eyes. Never trust shifty eyes.

[@kynaleemom]

I never stay looking at the camera when I'm recording alone, never mind live. I have shifty eyes, on camera.

[@scrollingdownonlytofindcom2663]

Wow, we have some behavioural experts on KZbin.

[@seoulkidd1]

@@scrollingdownonlytofindcom2663 lol

[@BEE-od3li]

Guilt but it wasnt her fault

[@thatrandomguy2611]

I stutter terribly and to make it easier for me to talk to people i try not to look at them

[@jenniferwatts7526]

I love your videos - thank you!

[@ktreznin5538]

When I was 15 I smoked weed (maybe laced) before a party and had a complete psychotic break. Sounds exactly like she was going though - waves of rationality with waves of panic. It was freaking awful. Scariest night of my life. Since then I have suffered from panic disorder - panic attacks maybe every few days.

[@marinahernandezgonzalez3495]

I had the same thing happened to me. I thought my friends wanted to kill me

[@ktreznin5538]

@@marinahernandezgonzalez3495 Yeah. Because of that, I am now a firm believer that marijuana shouldn't be smoked until your brain is fully developed - I believe the age is 25. After that, smoke away! I wish I didn't smoke weed back then... I really feel like it fucked with my brain somehow and is the root cause of my mental illnesses.

[@ela19537]

Same thing happened to me but thought my head was going to literally explode I ended up outside in there front yard standing in the snow for over an hour and they hadn't even noticed I was gone. really scare what drugs can do

[@nothinghappens9811]

This happened when I was already in my late 20s, but I smoked (from a batch that did not agree with me) and I started seeing my family as moving pictures and I thought I was borrowing my own body. It had never happened before or since but holy hell it weirded me out.

[@reyphobic]

why do y'all even smoke if you already know thats gonna happen. Smoking ain't gonna make you the "cool" kid

[@akbuilder7626]

Its almost like no one really cared about this girl.

[@excalibermax]

AKBuilder762 I know dads just sipping beers 🍺 step mum just ignores numerous signs she needs help

[@sockjim9016]

AKBuilder762 I believe she had lots of friends, she seemed to be pretty popular. Everyone definitely cares now that she’s gone, there have been posters up everywhere since she disappeared.

[@oliviaboucher7142]

AKBuilder762 I now like just why

[@Boymomshenanigans]

It definitely sounds that way.

[@sample.text.]

I have a friend with Paranoid Schizophrenia that tried LSD at one point in his early twenties and had a complete psychotic break.. 6 months in a psych ward and still undergoing counseling but for the most part he is doing fine. Now i have no idea what the real story behind this case is, but it sounds very similar.

[@julieannhartzell552]

Sounds like meth or bath salt. Both very bad. But to take time to film ur child is way messed up. One trip , to the hosp., was all that was needed. Damn Shame.

[@Godsmightywarrior1964]

Yes this is very true, marijuana used exasperates mental illness, the way some people smoke it is crazy and you would think it doesn't harm anyone,I know people that can smoke a whole joint of medical marijuana and that stuff is so strong, I've never been into pot I tried it of course like everybody else when I was younger, I always felt really weird on it never liked it, I always felt like I was too high and was afraid I wouldn't come down, pot and mental illness don't mix

[@shanestpierre6719]

This one stays with you. I never bought into the scenario of the step mother being involved in her disappearance, not for a minute. Should she have taken Karlie to the ER? Yes. Would Karlie have gone willingly? I don't think so. There's really only 2 scenarios for me (keeping in mind how remote the location was); it was an opportunistic crime by someone who saw her as they were driving by, or she was completely out of it, was dehydrated and disoriented and got lost out there and succumbed to the elements. Perhaps her remains will be stumbled upon one day.

[@happynow01]

Poor kid didn’t have the parenting she needed. Hope they find her, what a tragic story to a beautiful girl.

[@animallanguage4271]

The best time to clean your car, in detailed, is when a family member dissapears from your house and there is an investigation going on.

[@smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724]

Very suspect-

[@Debsterism]

These parents are stupid. This child should have been immediately taken to the hospital for treatment and observation.

[@doodlebugsanddustbunnies9325]

That's the only time I clean out mine.

[@ravenhines2799]

Sooo how many times have you cleaned it out?

[@makenziecarman8300]

Gotta do wht u gotta do 👁👄👁

[@flowerpink33]

She should be admitted to the hospital immediately. The stepmom is live streaming to clear her name. Something is not right.

[@thatrandomguy2611]

Read between the lines, we are missing a crucial piece somewhere that will make or break this case

[@cat_alyst6306]

The fact that they let this TEENAGER with a substance abuse history go to a party. Then pick her up from the party while distressed, and bringing her home in a highly intoxicated state and not taking her to a hospital is the most irresponsible thing any adult much less a parent could do.

[@redlamina5937]

They didn’t know she was going to a party she said she was going to a school football game. Don’t be so damn judgemental and listen to the facts before you speak on a matter.