The CREEPIEST Cases of People Disappearing

[@millieplaint4087]

Who the fuck wouldn't call the police about a man with obviously fresh bloody shoes!!?!?

[@uzifromtwitter5257]

Very odd man, stupidity at every level

[@atronachh]

Black people

[@HiNRGboy]

About half the population likely just don't care enough

[@notlucas6859]

fr like wtf

[@Epidombe]

South side of Chicago

[@benroberts127]

Shows up wearing bloody shoes, saying your boss was arrested, and you wait two weeks to make a call about it??

[@WhoamI-yz9nx]

They didn't even make a call ever, it was Everett's family who called the cops...

[@ThisIsMissCris]

What I want to know is why didn't Lidia call 911 when her brother was threatening her with the axe and she locked herself in the bedroom? That would've been a perfect time to have called... such a missed opportunity

[@sinsearjones6081]

​@@ThisIsMissCris i thought i was the only one thinking why she call Everett instead of the police🤔🤔

[@sunnystormy4973]

-exactly ... !-

[@ShonCon21]

@@ThisIsMissCris cause it’s family

[@armphidiic2609]

The staggering incompetence of the police in that first story is infuriating. The restaurant manager too; known criminal shows up with bloody shoes and you're just like "cool, have some 'za, man" rather than let the cops know? Not that it might have helped with those clown shoes.

[@scurrawolfe]

literally. they couldve solved the case

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

Exactly what I was going to say!

[@TheConnoiseurofTheArtofSnort]

Also why didn't the family call for police when there was a crazed man with an axe inside

[@marekvojta9648]

Not of the police but everyones

[@hsjshdhsjshsh958]

@@TheConnoiseurofTheArtofSnort Because of said incompetence, and likely racism as well

[@hannahp1108]

It's kind of amazing how genius those guys who escaped from Alcatraz were. Making a fricking improvised drill with some random stuff. Wild

[@thomasbrennan6303]

A lot of the male population back then went to trade schools to be electricians, mechanics, plumbers etc. and would have been familiar with motors. Now, everyone goes to shitty colleges to get low-paying white collar jobs, because being a tradesman is seen as lowly despite that they’re often making better money than a paralegal or IT technician.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

And their escape attempt was free of violence and bribery. Okay, they did drill and cause minor property damage, but that is truly the kind of escape you'd make a move of.

[@JoeKing69]

I think it’s pretty clear that they never made it.

[@loridavis5699]

@@thomasbrennan6303and indoctrinated in anti American rhetoric

[@noodlelynoodle.]

​​@@thomasbrennan6303 a big part of it is trade schools are kinda useless now and you just end up with people who have read the books but no actual skill who are more of a pain to train than people who didn't go to trade schools. Combine that with the fact that the trades destroy your body over the course of your career makes it so there's less people doing it cause even if you're making more money you have to judge if the lifetime of pain that will come with it is worth it to you and for a lot of people the bit more money just isn't worth it. A lot of trades also don't pay all that much anymore unless you get lucky like a lot of welders only get like $13-20/hour now even though they're usually seen as one of the trades that make a lot but something like it can make you $30/hour not having to destroy your body

[@TheProfessorExplains]

What I don’t understand about the first case is why Lydia called Everett and not the police, and why Everett ran out without calling the police. If a violent criminal was in my home with an ax, I’m not going in there unless I’m carrying or the cops go in first. Clearly, the cops could have gotten there quicker than Everett. Then the manager sees someone who isn’t Everett get out of the van with bloody shoes and doesn’t think it’s strange enough to call the police? The whole thing is just very strange in regards to how everyone behaved.

[@littlebear274]

Chicago PD is well known to be one of the most corrupt in the country. I've known heaps of people from Chicago who would never call them for anything, no matter what. The city spent $91m settling lawsuits against repeat offenders in the police department in only two years between 2019 and 2021, there was two whole decades where they would routinely bring Black men to black sites and torture them (yes, this is well-documented and proven) to gain false confessions, there have been multiple individuals and groups within the department who planted evidence for false charges against *hundreds* of (again, Black) people, sometimes because they wouldn't pay "taxes" (extortion, exactly like the mafia wanting protection money), sometimes because the police officers had grudges, sometimes just because they could. Again, well-documented and proven. It's not like they actually solve cases when they're not framing or torturing people either. They arrest someone in less than 20% of homicides - they claim a clearance rate of about 50%, but that includes cases cleared by the main suspect dying or being closed because they don't have enough evidence, which means they would include this story in that 50% for both reasons. Nationwide, case clearance in which someone is actually arrested is more like 47%. If you're Black and live in Chicago, being noticed by police is pretty much the worst thing you can do.

[@shanenice5380]

The gut should called the police.i think the victim hold a axe

[@tomdonis4315]

So you wouldn't go in your home to save ya family?

[@glamdolly30]

@@tomdonis4315 It's not 'either/or', the most sensible course would be to call cops AND rush home. Seems to me the psycho brother bullied and intimidated his siblings his whole life, to the extent they were too scared to call 911 on him - even when he was threatening their children with an axe.

[@shanenice5380]

@glamdolly30 if I was me called the police and go home I found it odd?

[@TrueLooneyman]

That first story is especially sad. Looking at everything presented, it's very clear to me what happened, but the police missed so many chances to get to the culprit early and get the evidence.

[@simplylethul]

Ah yes, the youtube "detective" knows what happened. 😂

[@georgmi6871]

@@simplylethulare you stupid? You don't have to be a detective to figure out what happened

[@joerob3449]

@@simplylethul seems pretty evident what happened. Do you see something different?

[@TXcowb0y]

@@simplylethulI mean, what other sensible conclusion would you draw here? You believe they just up and vanished?

[@ElimGarakSpoonHead]

@@TXcowb0yWhy feed troll? 🤨

[@Agent_Chieftain]

First story is less "disturbing" and more just frustrating. Just one horrible decision after the other, the first being to let Kenneth out on parole in the first place, when he had a history of violence. Second was the Everett going to the home alone without contacting police first, knowing Kenneth is armed with a weapon. And I don't think I need to list the various police blunders afterwards.

[@ArnisKaye]

If he didn't want to do it himself because he was in a hurry to get to them, had he just told the manager to call the police "tell them my BIL is attacking my wife and kids with an axe" before leaving there might have been a different outcome. Idk if the family would have survived but at least Everett would have been caught. Telling someone to contact the police and giving his address would have taken seconds.

[@posticusmaximus1739]

It is very disturbing. Like Kenneth showing up to take out pizza from his BIL's pizzeria likely eating it while cleaning up his BIL & his sister and their kids.

[@nicofolkersma2535]

You kinda missed that incredibly stupid manager. Thanks to him not reporting anything to anyone the father didn't call the police after 2 weeks, because that's when that brainfart told him about the bloody shoes. Thanks to that Kenneth had 2 weeks to get rid of the evidence. Yes, the police made mistakes, but it starts with that manager.

[@zaeemchogle8219]

@SeasonedAssist why are you SO BUTTURT its probably a rando image he found because he couldnt find any actual pictures of him

[@ibtunesoriginals2629]

I guess horror movies are realistic after all, with characters making dumb decisions

[@CreditR01]

The first case is very weird. I don't know why Lydia didn't have Kenneth thrown out when he threatened her 2 days before. If legally there was nothing she could do, she should have left with the kids and asked for some outside help. I don't know why Everett didn't just call the police, either. Kenneth 100% killed them.

[@flash_flood_area]

I can imagine not calling the police, especially when the entire family was Black. I wouldn't trust that the police could handle the situation without killing someone, and maybe the wrong person.

[@diaperfang5293]

@@flash_flood_area If that's what you got from that, you must be slow.

[@clairehann2681]

​@flash_flood_area this stereotype likely cost them their lives

[@flash_flood_area]

@@diaperfang5293 Dude, it was just a minor thought on that one small aspect. I thought it was weird, too; but some people have a policy of never calling police. However, I commented before listening to the whole story, so I'm at fault on that

[@swerve3031]

@@diaperfang5293I mean.. he’s not wrong.

[@WhoamI-yz9nx]

Wow the first story pissed me off! So many people failed that poor family. Everett leaves the store because his brother-in-law is threatening his family with an axe (AGAIN) and then the shop doesn't call the cops when said BIL comes in for some snacks with his shoes covered in blood later in the day?? Or in the 2 weeks after when Kenneth doesn't show up for work?? And when the cops are finally called they barely investigate, despite how suspicious the circumstances are?? Just what the hell...

[@KingRumar]

The fact that the van could’ve easily been traced to belonging to the family even after it was announced the van was taken up north despite him being pulled over. Nobody was doing their job

[@hariman7727]

The police are minutes away when seconds matter too.

[@thedeviouspanda]

​@@hariman7727Well obviously Everett didn't have a handle on the situation.

[@LotsofLisa]

The stupidity started with the Dennys boss. Bloody shoes in a situation like that!? Come on man!

[@posticusmaximus1739]

And it was so premeditated, Kenneth was on his game. By the time they realized something, the car had been crushed and house gutted??? Honestly, if he didn't do himself in, he would've gotten away with it.

[@uzzimiles9144]

it's safe to say that Everett snr and his family are all dead.. how could someone do that to a sibling?? how sad 😢

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

Mental illness

[@LprogressivesANDliberals]

When my parents passed, I received the less out of 3 siblings. My sister got 2 cars and my brother got a car, I didn’t get a single one. But instead of anger I rationalize that I was never around so I didn’t deserve it like my sister. Anger did come into my mind but thankfully rationale minds won. Prayers to them ✝️

[@ericbumbles4145]

hey, if my sister had a chance to get away with it, she would murder me in a second, she hates me that much... I kid you not.

[@ericbumbles4145]

@@LprogressivesANDliberals I wasn't even mentioned in my father's will, not a single line said anything about me. Sister, (murderous one mentioned in my response to O.P.) and brother got a few things, his leather-chested sl*t of a wife, got it all. I was the one that was his caregiver while he lay dying and they drank and had a picnic lunch on the patio deck, never paying much attention to him. I think my step sister killed him with an overdose of morphine. He coincidentally died shortly after I left that morning after being there all night.

[@slimfit767]

Ever heard of cain and abel.?

[@agroteraaaa]

thanks for covering lydia and her family's case. i researched it for an assignment on missing people and it's such a sad story.

[@imnahtcool]

​@SeasonedAssist you shouldn't come on to "utube" when you're on your period. No need to make nasty hormonal comments on a normal and nice comment, personally attacking someones integrity. You feel better? Now that you've had your tantrum? Change your tampon and go to bed sir ❤

[@Liloandsalem]

@SeasonedAssist????????????? What are you on about

[@agroteraaaa]

@SeasonedAssist get a hobby, grandpa.

[@ibtunesoriginals2629]

​@SeasonedAssist your comment is more of a mystery than the Lydia case

[@nexaentertainment2764]

"Honey help my life is in danger he'S ABOUT TO BREAK THE DOOR DOWN WITH AN AXE" Her husband: Hold my beer, Mr manager, "On my way honey, no need to call the cops"

[@consciousobserver629]

They should've called police IMMEDIATELY. It may have been too late for wife and kids, but at least he would've been caught. And dad spared.

[@littlebear274]

@@consciousobserver629 Not in Chicago.

[@mendingwall3823]

Bingo. Call the cops and have them meet you there. If, not come up with friends as back up. If they won't help, don't go in unprepared. You hear he has an ax, show up with a rifle. She also should've called her husband AFTER she called the police. I don't mean any disrespect or to blame the victims. I only wish this could've been avoided and handled differently

[@Shadow-jn9yv]

Given the gross incompetence of the police to handle an investigation after an incident, what makes you think those same police would be helpful during a crisis?

[@ArtificialQT]

@@Shadow-jn9yvEven the laziest of policemen would’ve been compelled to act if there was a crime-in-progress or if there was an obvious crime-scene, which I’m guessing there was because of the bloody shoes. By not calling the police immediately, they screwed themselves.

[@c1985paul]

The picture you show at the beginning is buddy's pizza at 33605 Plymouth road in Livonia, Michigan. I recognized it because I've been there a hundred times.

[@micadean1600]

Well, how is the pizza?

[@cramp4221]

Yoooooo what's up, from West Michigan!! Howa bout giving me some Michigan skinnnn (high five with mittens on) Have a good night, and don't forget to tune in to news 8 😎

[@JME1186]

Pizza is good, Livonia unfortunately is a tad boring. But boring can be good in and of itself, at least in some cases, so I take that criticism back. It’s as nice a town/small city as any other I suppose!

[@sunnystormy4973]

-cheers !- -i like the " alcatraz " story ...- -saw the movie too- -" escape from alcatraz "-

[@vicvega3614]

​@@cramp4221Dude, chill

[@charissachubb5758]

There is one thing I am certain of as to the second story. The 1979 film "Escape From Alcatraz" starring Clint Eastwood is an excellent watch!

[@lisaperry5999]

Yes and Franks mask and hair was in the museum. Idk if people still have tours there? Saw a pic of it online. He did a good job. I think they survived the escape. Idk just my opinion

[@scockery]

I long remember the creepy dummy shot over the end credits.

[@ryannslogic8387]

Did you watch how they used the mystery in Loki season two episode five?

[@nathanwilliams4005]

Great movie indeed and yes they still do tours to Alcatraz Island. I did a tour last year and unfortunately the city is in shambles, but the tour was definitely worth it if you're ever in SF.

[@StevenG222]

The first story is heartbreaking..it makes you wonder how police could be so incompetent, especially with the information they had to start with!

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Because cops are dumb. It’s not like they go to school for years on end to become cops. They graduate high school then go to police camp for a few weeks and boom, you are now a cop. Some places even take high school drop outs.

[@gbeagle417]

It's doesn't make me wonder. 75% of these videos either the cops fumble or cps fumbles. It's always those same two things

[@jebbus8387]

@@gbeagle417 No it's not it mostly mining wells collapsing lmfao

[@lindsayschmidt2177]

Tbh it’s not incompetence, it’s purposeful negligence and I can think of at least one reason why.

[@hariman7727]

It makes me angry that people trust the police to proactively protect them. The police DON'T have a legal duty to protect you if they know of a threat, and they're minutes away when seconds matter.

[@dhaltonmiller1215]

Okay so in the first story, Kenneth takes off in his van. Then his coworkers see his van pull up, but its not Kenneth. The guy tells them he got in a wreck. How did they believe this? His van was right there ffs

[@citizengoon1139]

Stupid people

[@TheBadSpecialistOnTheRocks]

Maybe they didint see the Van from the inside of the restaurant

[@DanBarry851]

Mythbusters redid the Alcatraz escape and it was possible, they made it to shore.

[@KornPop96]

I think the Anglin brothers got away. A friend of theirs said growing up in Florida they would attach a rope to boats and catch rides from place to place without ever being noticed, and there was one boat trip from the island to the mainland at the same time they would have been in the water. Also i don't think anyone would plan an escape with that much detail without a solid plan for what to do once they made it out.

[@greenwave819]

yeah the Angel island thing was a ruse. They knew the tide would be pulling them out

[@bradsanders407]

They, without any doubt, got away with it. My sister married into the Anglin family. So yeah, they did.

[@donnad5981]

​@@bradsanders407your sister married into the family? So the family knew that he got out? So he was in touch with his family at some point? That's really intriguing. That's the first time I've heard any solid evidence that somebody can say with absolute certainty that they had contact with the Anglin Brothers or Frank Morris after the prison break. That's really cool!!!

[@Awest101784]

I dont understand why you would wait TWO WEEKS to call the police for a wellness check !?

[@ladyeowyn42]

Police kill a lot of Black people. It can be dangerous to involve the cops.

[@Messup7654]

It’s Chicago that guy could hunt you down and you will be called all things for getting in peoples buisness and more

[@versebuchanan512]

Honestly, willingly moving to Scay Gary is just about the most evidence you need that somebody's not right.

[@RT-hh8kl]

They already lived on the South side of Chicago which isn't a lot better. Most of those murders you hear about every weekend in Chicago are on the South side.

[@timedwards5734]

I'm from the UK and when i was 20 I did a East coast to West coast (via a trip up North and the Deep South) road trip with 3 friends. We had an amazing time and stopped at every 'Welcome to ??? " sign and then strolled around a few hours seeing any sights worth seeing before moving on. When we got to the outskirts of Gary, we got out of the car to take a photo of the Welcome to Gary/You are entering Gary sign (some towns/cities had different phrases), as we posed for the photo we heard 2 shots and 2 bullets hit the sign inches from our heads!!! 💀 We dived into the car and drove through Gary at 70 mph with my mate driving as low in his seat as possible. We didn't brake once, ran 2 red lights and didn't sit up straight until Gary was fading into the distance in the back windscreen!!. We stopped in many weird little places in our 6 months trip (a lot with horror movie, serial killer, 'Deliverance' vibes. But we did our stroll around and see (if there were any!) the sights at each stop. We made memories to last a lifetime, most of them great, some not so great & one where we nearly got murdered!! We started in Maine, then Boston, Washington Dc, New York City WTC observation deck on the South Tower as it was 9 years before 9/11 (I went back to NYC in 2022 and went to Ground Zero & the Museum 😢 Florida, Disneyworld, Miami, Palm Beach, Florida Keys, Everglades, Alabama & Louisiana, New Orleans. Then we drove North up to the Great Lakes, Chicago, Gary!! ❌, then drove South to Texas, Arizona, Grand Canyon, Nevada, Reno, Las Vegas. Then headed North to do the Pacific North West. Oregon, Seattle, Mount Rainier, Mount Hood, then back down the Pacific Highway to San Francisco, Death Valley, Yellowstone National Park, El Capitan, the site where Spahn Ranch had been (we all read 'Helter Skelter' by Vincent Bugalosi , 'Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas by Hunter S Thompson' & The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test' by Tom Woolfe when it wasn't our turn at the wheel), Malibu, Big Sur, Beverley Hills & Venice Beach before finally flying home from LAX to London). Whenever we meet up, now 30 years later, take out the many photo albums and chat about the trip, the first place we talk about is the one place we never looked around: Gary!!! (Home to the Jackson Five and one crazy SOB who tried to kill us!! 😮

[@karakreativevlog]

Nothing like that first story to get the blood pumping. That is the most frustrating thing I've heard and I have to work later!

[@agoogleuser1188]

I spent weeks researching the escape from Alcatraz and I didn’t even know some of what he found out he does plenty of research for these videos that’s awesome

[@marhawkman303]

Yeah, most of what we know came from the fourth guy who didn't get in the boat. Honestly.... the location of Alcatraz really made the guards complacent.

[@ryannslogic8387]

It’s super easy when Ouroboros helped them

[@ceu160193]

@@marhawkman303 Why there was abandoned floor in the first place?

[@marhawkman303]

@@ceu160193 It wasn't built to be a prison. They repurposed something built to be an army base, and in repurposing it they didn't actually use everything.

[@ceu160193]

@@marhawkman303 Sounds like very bad idea in case of prison, as inmates could hide in unsupervised areas and guards will have hard time locating them.

[@Forflipsake]

The 1st story is so frustrating, we all know who did it. There is nothing more anger inducing than a loving family doing everything right getting caught in some evil persons actions. My sons are similar ages to the wee boys that got killed and you can only be an abomination of a person to harm children.

[@posticusmaximus1739]

There's justice but no closure. Kenneth did it and self inflicted capital punishment on himself. But we have no idea where the Thompson's bodies are...

[@sandrafaith]

That crumply paper sound for transitioning between visuals (like at about 6:53) is the same sound that plays when you empty the trash on a Mac--took me by surprise knowing I had nothing in the trash and I couldn't help thinking, "Why is this computer emptying its own trash?"

[@michaelderose3551]

Damn, you're right, I had PTSD when emptying can on my new Mac and didn't know where it came from😂

[@thejman36]

He needs to get rid of that sound or make it much quieter, it's pretty annoying that it's so loud.

[@briggeebee]

as a non mac user its a cool sound : ' ) sorry for the bothers lol

[@TurkishToprak]

love your channel so much, was here since you had less then 50k. so proud of how far you have come

[@terryhughes7349]

The first story is tragic. An entire family gone. Wow.

[@PsyloJ]

Man that first story was frustrating... Those first police checking in on the everetts and talking to Kenneth were particularly terrible at their job. Legit didn't bother questioning his story at all. Walked right by the van he claimed the family left in right after speaking with him lol.

[@AQWERTY696]

Did you miss mentioning the finding that dawn of same day of their escape, there was a reported auto theft by 3 men on highway: blue 1955 chevy California license plate KPB076. It is very likely they escaped

[@ryannslogic8387]

Did you also know that a marvel series called Loki used this mystery to explain in origin of one of the characters named Casey?

[@Patrick.Weightman]

The amount of incompetence from literally every last person in that first case is beyond frustrating to say the least

[@newshodgepodge6329]

I'm 52 and I've been watching investigative reports and movies about Alcatraz for more than 40 years. This is the first time I've ever heard mention of the escapee who successfully made it to shore in a makeshift raft constructed from rubber gloves. Considering how much more preparation the other men made for their escape attempt, if he could do it the others probably could have also. For now I suppose all we can do is continue to wonder.

[@donnad5981]

I agree with you. I think there was way too much emphasis put on the fact that they found the boat and they found the oars and other items. And then they found one of the wallets. First of all, they're not going to take the boats with them, they're not going to take the oars with them or any of the other junk that they carried across. And it is possible one of them left their wallet behind to trick the men chasing them into thinking that they didn't survive? I agree with you that I think they made it. I also heard in another documentary that they had made arrangements with somebody to meet them on Angel Island and they were supposed to take them somewhere. So if that was the case they wouldn't have needed to rob somebody and steal a car or anything else.

[@ceu160193]

@@donnad5981 If I were in their shoes I would try to dispose my makeshift boat as soon, as possible, since police definitely would be searching for any makeshift devices escapees did use to get on their track. Which, if done in certain way, would also create illusion, that boat crashed and nobody survived.

[@DrWalsh-gn9xe]

@@donnad5981 Yes, they had to have someone meeting them. That is why they could not delay by a night when the one inmate could not get the grate off (due to concrete). It was a well planned escape and they had to do it that night. Otherwise, why not delay a night and figure out a way to make the other prisoners grate loose. They had a meeting spot person

[@IAmJaguarPaw.ThisIsMyForest.]

Lydia should have called the police before calling Everett! Everett should have called the police before going home!

[@byronheath2800]

Enjoying the latest update while sitting at the park. Shawn, your soothing voice narratives provide a nice sense of calmness while listening to these chilling stories.

[@madPav3L]

17:55 This is so strange, there is a body in the water and nobody cares, they just left it there...

[@Strype13]

[1:50] Wait, lemme get this straight. Everett had to cut his call with his father short and bolt out of his restaurant in a hurry because his terrified wife (Lyrdia) called and said her and their children had just locked themselves in a bedroom after Lydia's violent, convicted felon brother (Kenneth) was threatening to kill them all with an axe (for the second time in two days!). A couple hours later, Kenneth, the axe-wielding brother, shows up to Everett's restaurant in Everett's van and the manager immediately notices his shoes are caked in blood... yet, for some reason, it took *TWO WEEKS* of nobody hearing from Everett for his father to call the police and request a welfare check?? And if that wasn't bad enough on its own, the cops then show up for the welfare check... Kenneth answers the door and tells them Everett, on a whim, loaded the family into the van and took off for Philadelphia... completely failing to realize the van was sitting right there in the driveway?? THEN, a couple days later, the police pull the van over for a traffic violation and it's Kenneth driving the van alone... and they AGAIN fail to realize that this is the van that Everett, according to Kenneth, had supposedly taken to Philadelphia?? What the hell is going on? Why was *everybody* involved in this case so abysmally incompetent?! Regardless, my sincere condolences to Kenneth and Lydia's remaining family and loved ones.

[@GLayne]

Let’s do this! My viewer’s discretion has been advised.

[@Jaden_824]

Idk what’s worse knowing ppl disappear without a trace still to this day or knowing the ire fates of ppl bodies still being in caves/under water caves

[@hata6290]

What

[@liamlifts]

⁠@@hata6290he's comparing the fates of people from Scary Interesting's 2 biggest series. The first being what you just watched, the "disturbing disappearances" vs the second series he does which covers cave diving and caving accidents. Personally as long as I wasn't tortured and just shot or something I would much rather be the victim of a mysterious disappearance than suffer the excruciating and drawn out process of a cave death.

[@hata6290]

@@liamlifts honestly I’d probably choose the cave cuz I might be remembered longer as that guy that tragically died and caused the cave to close

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Often enough it isn't necessarily about bringing the perpetrator to justice but about closure.

[@AllGoodOutside]

I was a little surprised that you did not mention the terrifyingly large number of sharks especially great whites that are in the San Francisco Bay. There's actually a recent video from Alcatraz showing in an enormous great white tearing a seal apart

[@ShadeEmberi]

That would certainly shred a boat of coats

[@robertmartin6953]

Also surprised that he didn't mention the Myth busters episode.

[@marhawkman303]

@@robertmartin6953 Mythbusters concluded that.... it was plausible to reach land. The diagrams he used for that part are very similar to those the Mythbusters used. Depending on how they charted a course... they might have reached the peninsula accidentally even. But that being said... no one's really sure they lived.

[@shanware2]

@@robertmartin6953or the unsolved mysteries episode where they had a person actually swim and another use a raft 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@glamdolly30]

@@marhawkman303 They didn't make it, case closed.

[@Cali_grl]

Always impressed with the work that goes into your research and how you present your stories. Thank you for another great video!

[@greg5775]

Mythbusters did a piece a long time ago showing that a such boat as theirs could make it to shore. I think they made it to South America.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Especially with the currents they probably made it to somewhere near the bridge, missing their target, but making it out.

[@monkeybusiness8221]

As career criminals the most unbelievable part of the story is that they didn't get in trouble again in their life.

[@kingcarcas1349]

bs they ded

[@humptydumpty720]

Your account of these events is very well done. I have watched pretty much every one of your videos and find myself excited anytime you release a new one. Your hard work is appreciated.

[@LevelEarthWD]

Hi Sean. Thanks for another spectacular video. You guys are doing a great job!! ❤❤❤

[@CJGuy01]

I'm a little surprised you didn't mention the Mythbusters episode where they built a raft from raincoats in a similar fashion to the men and paddled from Alcatraz to the mainland.

[@marten6578]

I see a lot of people are blaming the employees "why didn't they call police after seeing a man in stained white sneakers?", I'm wondering why didn't the husband call police on his way to home? I have a feeling this was a regular occurrence and the employees were aware of weird stuff happening with the family before they disappeared and felt there was no reason to be bothered with police.

[@NightKnight347]

Cell phone weren't really a thing yet. He should have called police immediately and then set out, but I suspect he was not acting rationally and went full fight mode. Without a cell phone, he becomes a one man army that is easily overcome.

[@marten6578]

@@NightKnight347 I swear a cell phone was mentioned in the video, or maybe I misheard something.

[@NightKnight347]

@@marten6578 maybe I missed it, but it just seems a pretty simple explanation. Even with cell phones, they were so completely brand new, you could lack that cultural habit of dialing 911

[@chendaforest]

yeah especially if Kenneth had a track record of being a bit of an unstable prick.

[@ffunit]

In the first story. The mere fact that he sold a van and house that were not his, having to forge his own sister’s signature means he didn’t care about being caught because it’s obvious he knows they’re not around to say anything about it. They should have smelled this a mile away

[@Juliett-we7tc]

I think the men nade it when they escaped from alcatraz. They were so pin point precise in every part of their planning that i find it hard to believe that they wouldnt have had plans in place for different issues that may happen at sea as that was probably the most dangerous leg of their escape.

[@elliotc6]

Just discovered you and I am LOVING the podcast rn! Your stories are great, I just need more! You should consider posting your video audio on your podcast feed. As long as you make it clear that it's a repost from the youtube I think there would still be a ton of people who would listen to them!

[@SalviaDoll]

My grandmother was living with/ common law married to an Anglin when I was a teenager and he swore up and down that they made it. I saw some of the supposed correspondence and pictures firsthand. They are just as grainy as you would expect. But the Anglin family wholeheartedly believed that they made it to South America. At least, the ones that I met did.

[@blockhartinabox]

Holy crap!! I subbed to this channel when it was brand new and loved it. Stopped being in my feed awhile ago, and it just popped back up again. *Over a Million subs now* That is so freaking awesome!! Congrats on the massive growth, it's so well deserved! ✨

[@iEatCheese33]

It’s so easy to swim from Alcatraz that people doing all year around. Yet every video on the escape makes it sound impossible.

[@kimmc8397]

That is weird, but it makes sense the more you think about it. It's true people do it all the time. But they tend to do it during the window of time with the lightest currents, with guides alongside pointing them in the right direction as those currents constantly drag them off course. In the dark with waves slapping you in the face, freezing cold water, no tide charts, and currents that can go twice as fast as the average kayaker, it would be almost impossible to plot a course to land. You'd just have to strike out and hope you got lucky on timing and direction- otherwise you could easily wear yourself out accidentally swimming upstream.

[@kingcarcas1349]

not at night

[@DrWalsh-gn9xe]

Not in the wrong current, if that current was pulling out to sea they were screwed as that is like an 8mph current you cannot paddle against

[@ConquerYou]

Everett: I gotta leave work to take care of my axe wielding brother in law threatening to murder everyone. [20 mins later] Ax wielding brother in-law stops by restaurant with bloody shoes. Employees: Everything okay? Him: Yep Employees and police: Okay then

[@ToilaCarissa]

Whhhhy did the employees wait so long to call the cops for a wellness check? 🤦

[@burnedpotato2]

Why didn't Everett or Lydia call the cops, since it wasn't the first time the brother attacked them?

[@thedeviouspanda]

They were probably familiar with the family drama and knew the family didn't want to involve the law.

[@ToilaCarissa]

@thedeviouspanda still, fresh blood on the shoes? And daaaaays missing? If they knew the family (and they didn't want to involve the cops), why didn't they personally stop by after a few days?

[@glamdolly30]

@@burnedpotato2 That poor family had suffered long term bullying and intimidation from the crazy brother, so tried to handle him without involving police. They were too scared of reprisals to call 911 on him - but when the guy is threatening you/your wife and small kids with an axe, there's no sensible alternative to calling in cops. It may well be it escalated fast, so when Everett got home, he found his wife and kids murdered - and he was next. Horrific way to die. The mother must have known her son was unhinged, it was wrong of her to split the house between her kids in her will, it made her daughter vulnerable to a future attack by the brother. And he as well as easy access, had a big financial motive to kill her as co-owner of the property. Just so tragic a whole family was wiped out,

[@MRPhoto_Digital]

@SeasonedAssistblack people sure live rent free in your mind I see

[@brandyyolidio4213]

Woohoo! Just finished yard work and I see a new upload, Excellent start to my day 😊

[@Pikkiwoki]

BEST CHANNEL ON KZbin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rameyzamora1018]

Great stories here & the narrator's delivery is much improved. Thank you, indeed.

[@christopherwang4392]

0:00 Introduction 0:33 Thompson Family 8:43 Escape from Alcatraz 22:12 Conclusion

[@dangannon9970]

Been waiting for this one to drop for my afternoon Sunday hikes, let’s go!

[@josi4251]

There was a boat waiting for the Alcatraz escapees. This wasn't widely publicized. Though the waters of the SF Bay are treacherous, they did not have to spend much time there.

[@kaliarab]

That makes sense as I was wondering why they simply wouldn't wait for another night when Allen couldn't get through. But if they had someone organised to meet up with it would explain the rush.

[@johnjacob5882]

Another great video! Idk if you ever heard of the Jack family disappearance in Canada, but I've read into it after watching a video made on a channel called "Real Horror", and was shocked by the small amount of coverage and mishandling. I hope you can do a video on it to help spread the word! Continue doing your amazing and respectful work!

[@bruderschweigen6889]

I like how you made the black murderer white in the picture very Canadian of you 😂

[@perikcarvalho5675]

I think they did it, they actually escaped, I've seen documentaries,and the hand writing test was inconclusive,but the picture of the brothers in brazil, that was a match...

[@TonyHammitt]

I guess if you know that the police are _that_ incompetent, you probably wouldn't bother to call them. I don't see any other explanation

[@joshuakranz9276]

Always the highlight of my Sunday morning with a cup of coffee watching scary interesting. Love your content don't ever stop!

[@DeltaCodeGames]

If their voices were coffee roasts: - Scary Interesting: medium - Chilling Scares: medium-dark - Mr. Nightmare: dark

[@TheSecretLover]

Now I’m picturing them all chilling at Coffeehouse Crime.

[@oliverpapai6011]

Mr ballen flat white

[@rubberneckinc.8937]

The absolute befuddling amount of incompetence in the first case is stunning. There are no words.

[@j.p.6932]

2:34 If it had happened two days ago, how was he not in jail, or at the very least removed from the house?

[@TheCalvinHackett]

Thats was without a doubt the best explanation of this case that I’ve ever watched. Incredible work!

[@j.p.6932]

14:45 I wondered how they knew how to build a raft and life jackets. I know the one guy was really smart, but that just seemed like next level ingenuity. Although the drill is still pretty impressive.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Geez, even young HUCKLEBERRY FINN knew how to make a raft 😊

[@j.p.6932]

@@alysononoahu8702 He built one with wood. He didn’t manage to construct one from scraps of rubber and weld the seams together. Obviously it wasn’t air/water tight, but still impressive.

[@ジ金]

It's not an insult when I say I fall asleep to these. They're soothing in a strange way. Though, I'm sure my dreams suffer as a result of the content.

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

I'm 378 years old and have been watching this channel as far back as I can remember! Plus I'm the 5,230th commenter! 🏆

[@guitaringjarmin]

I'm a single mother who is also 378 years old. I have nothing else to add but I thought you should know that.

[@juliepeters985]

I too, was born during the Age of Enlightenment. King Charles the 1st… long may he reign!

[@ElimGarakSpoonHead]

*fart*

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

@@ElimGarakSpoonHead Sorry about your luck. If it makes you feel any better, most guys are pretty gassy! 💩

[@justdenise8847]

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[@ThunderPants13]

There's an episode of Expedition Unknown with Josh Gates (Escaping the Rock) about the Alcatraz escape attempt. It provides some new info about the possibility that the men eventually made it to South America and lived out their days there.

[@benmgoldberg]

The incompetence of the police in the first story is actually mind boggling

[@KhoiruunisaRF]

Wasn't that red-painted toliet & thub could be used as a camouflage of whatever bloodshed happened inside the bathroom? Those bloodstained children clothes also too suspicious! I wonder what lies beyond that kitchen floor...

[@flywheelshyster]

Best part of Sunday workday

[@rawrice3096]

Hands down you are one of my favourite channels. Your content surpasses other similar channels and content creators (who in my opinion are copying you).

[@davidkulish5120]

you should do a video on rocky mountain national park or national park disappearances!

[@x7lucian7x]

Man I love this intro, the best !!!!

[@vickil3256]

The best way to get prisoners to be relentless in trying to escape is to call it “inescapable”. 😂

[@ceu160193]

There are actually inescapable prisons, though, but they aren't so close to the civilisation. So even if you do escape prison itself, environment will kill you.

[@scallopohare9431]

Kenneth wielded an axe two days earlier, and the family stayed? Seriously? Why didn't Lydia and the children go live with Herman, at least until Kenneth could be arrested?

[@rollinggoronable]

Damn, that first one sounds like everyone involved has brain damage, like what in the actual fuck

[@evantambolang3052]

First story: A man and his family unalived by his psychotic brother-in-law and the streak of cops' incompetence/unwillingness to catch the killer Second story: The infamous case of prisoners who escaped from Alcatraz

[@sofiathompson3531]

Wow that first story was infuriating, who waits so long after an odd encounter with a strange in law of your boss', with blood on his shoes? Too many ppl fumbled the ball here including the cops

[@dankone3]

God dayum you’re purrrty 😍

[@MorbidLovely]

I'm actually more frustrated with Everett's employee than the police... My understanding is: He knew the family situation with Kenneth, knew he was volatile, knew he had threatened the family before. He knew Kenneth had an emergency he had to rush away to at home and that he never saw or heard from him after that. He also likely knew that Kenneth's close family lived far away, thus it's less likely they would call police to check on his welfare or notice something wrong right away. And after WEEKS of no contact from his boss, that OWNS the business he works at, he never thought to call police to check on him or his family? That was bad enough even BEFORE he saw the bloody shoes. It's so crazy to me. It strikes me as someone that maybe felt like "oh whatever, I just don't want to get involved."

[@WSFM_Rex]

Best channel on yt

[@SyndicateOperative]

12 degrees celsius is not "hypothermically cold" temperature. That's still quite warm, especially for water at night. It must have been one hell of a summer.

[@madstayy]

i like to think the men escaped, they took on new idenities and never reoffended.

[@beckyf2845]

Great video and im so sorry for that first family. Just a note; i find the music really distracting 😢

[@thurayya8905]

I think the three inmates who made it off Alcatraz never got to land, primarily because they were never picked up again. A habitual reoffender doesn't go straight; they always reoffend.

[@ryannslogic8387]

Loki and Ouroboros took them

[@bradsanders407]

I have intimate knowledge of them making it. Also people smart enough to pull off what they did could easily go the rest of their lives without reoffending. Also offenders don't always reoffend. I personally know many who were in and out in their 20s who are now approaching 50s and haven't reoffended in over 20 years.

[@MTGeomancer]

True. While theoretically possible they escaped, they would have had to commit a dozen crimes immediately just to survive, several more to leave the country, and then yet more to get established in another country. So many things would of had to go right, without getting caught a single time, despite them getting caught multiple times in the past ... that occam's razor applies. I love the guy going around in the comments boldly claiming to be part of the family and knowing for sure they got away ... it's exactly nonsense like that which when true gets escapees caught, lol

[@Stu161]

Man I just really appreciate getting content on a Sunday! thanks bro, enjoy May long

[@Augfordpdoggie]

As a 17 year Californian resident, i can assure you that the brothers escaped...and survived

[@DWDAmateur]

What about the photo of the Anglin brothers alive in Brazil? I feel like its pretty clearly them.

[@AverageJo548]

Ik i can’t expect you to post everyday but goddamn what am i supposed to use to help me sleep?

[@theshopaholicwife5006]

Try Mr Nightmare!

[@vaudemu2263]

handwriting changes over a persons lifetime. It may very well have been one of the brothers writing the letter to turn himself in in exchange for cancer treatment. Odd that an investigator would not know that, or felt inclined to play dumb.

[@Happy-American]

Scary stuff man

[@BridgetteBentley]

The first story is such a rabbit hole, God bless them! Thanks for the video 🙏

[@Catalinddm]

That second story reminds me of Prison Break Season 1... Definitely they took inspiration from the real thing

[@NinjaRunningWild]

There's a movie based on it : Escape from Alcatraz.

[@kienan1860]

Love your videos! Do you have any stories on the catacombs?

[@janelleflowers51]

Yet again police proving they either don’t want to do their jobs or don’t know how to

[@squarestar326]

Thanks for the name of the track in the background. I ve been looking for it since several weeks now.👍❤️😊

[@MasutaMJ]

I know the story has been done since forever but the disappearances of Eliza Lam and Mekayla Bali are just sad. What really happened to those two girls?

[@glamdolly30]

The Lam story has been done to death. No mystery really, she was severely mentally ill and off her medication - her family should never have let her go travelling alone.

[@soulfulnow]

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[@vicvega3614]

I accidentally clicked your number and it took me to 11 minutes into the video 😅

[@soulfulnow]

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