The CREEPIEST Cases of People Disappearing

[@ScaryInteresting]

Hey everyone! This might be the start to a new series, or it might just be a standalone video. Haven't decided exactly yet! Let me know down in the comments if you want to see more like this. Have a great week! - Sean

[@glennmcg8104]

Hi Sean, more like this please

[@ohnoali]

More like this would be great!

[@JamesFromTexas]

I love these kinds of stories. More please!

[@SignatureCinematics]

More please

[@into_the_void]

Thanks ! Something to take my mind off the Monday blues coming up

[@WhatAreTheOdds5050]

That last story is haunting. The staff's inappropriate behaviour creates a claustrophobic feeling that there was an underlying human trafficking operation onboard, and that so many young women would have unknowingly been in those horrific crosshairs.

[@apathyisdeath2977]

That's a nightmarish thought... I fear that could very well be a possibility with how blase they were about the disappearance.

[@visassess8607]

Your comment just made me roll my eyes. Yes, instead of the much more likely scenario that they don't care and don't want any legal responsibility for a person missing it was instead an entire human trafficking operation...😒

[@WhatAreTheOdds5050]

@@visassess8607 You aren't really in any position to pull rank and patronise people. It's a mystery and improbability doesn't mean it couldn't have happened or that this particular crime is unthinkable. Apologies for the inconvenience to your eyes.

[@visassess8607]

@@WhatAreTheOdds5050 I'm not "pulling rank" or patronizing anyone though. If you can have the opinion that it was a human trafficking operation then I can have the opinion that I think that's dumb.

[@gingermaniac5484]

definition of patronizing according to two Google searches: apparently kind or helpful but betraying a feeling of superiority; condescending. to adopt an air of condescension toward : treat haughtily or coolly. while it is true that you where in fact not kind in either of your comments it is very clear that you are condescending and are pretending to be helpful in the name of feeling superior. Your comment just made me roll my eyes. Yes, instead of the much more likely scenario that they don't care and don't want any legal responsibility for a person missing it was instead an entire human trafficking operation...😒 I'm not "pulling rank" or patronizing anyone though. If you can have the opinion that it was a human trafficking operation then I can have the opinion that I think that's dumb. you actively chose to be a dick rather than say, something simple like "I find it unlikely that a company would have a trafficking ring, it's more likely that they want to avoid a lawsuit as a company" perhaps you've been put in a place in your life where you feel you have to fight everyone to win or risk getting hurt? regardless you can do better than this dude, life is more vibrant when you let people in. so I hope you come to terms with whatever you're struggling with I've also dealt with hurt and went through a phase of being passive aggressive because I felt weak and unlovable. but trust me choosing to be unlikeable just puts you in a toxic cycle, it won't help you. good luck.

[@cliftonsargent1572]

The guy that left her there after she told him she was being held against her will is a special kind of coward, I hope that haunts that guy’s dreams

[@AnonymousFREEZEpOp1]

​@@visassess8607 how? He did the right thing for his career. What is the point of being in the military if you can't help people.

[@samarth3957]

​@@visassess8607 what the actual fuck dude. you think saving your ass is the best move possible? there had to be a way around if he even thought of trying.witness protection exists

[@o_o8203]

Most people do not go into the military to "help people", but because they either have no plans after finishing school or due to poverty.

[@kingnarothept6917]

@@samarth3957 No true heroes, only lesser evils.

[@visassess8607]

@@samarth3957 Yes, I do think saving yourself is always the best possible move. It's not my problem.

[@darkwhispernyx1282]

That kidnapping story makes me shiver. One day when I was around 12 or 13, me and my family were helping our grandmother clear out her house of junk and old furniture. Then this random car pulled up in the driveway. A guy of about 25 or so got out of the car and had a box of baseball cards in his hand. He came over my little sister (5yrs old at the time), tried to get close, and was trying to hand the cards to her. I saw all of this, called out to my sister and came over. He saw me, dropped the cards, ran to his car and sped off. I grabbed my sister and held her tightly while screaming for our parents. Both of us were crying and terrified. That was one of the scariest moments of my life, because if I hadnt been paying attention, I could have lost my sister that day...

[@josearias9825]

Aw man, good thing you were there man

[@CoMorbiditty]

Yes that is very true. l read a real instance of a 6 year old walking with family and friends that stopped to tie up their shoelace and was never seen again. She was taken by a pedophile and murdered. This world is a scary place and people are the scariest.

[@juliemanarin4127]

OMG!! Thank God you were a quick thinker!

[@Jin420]

Your story sounds quite similar to what happened to my daughter. Both of my children were outside playing (my dad was babysitting). Some random guy was watching my daughter & then just took off (on foot) with her. Luckily my son was outside with her because he ran after them screaming. As a result, that guy dropped my baby girl & took off. (My son was nearly abducted by weirdo in some dark work van while I ran inside to get his juice. I was back outside within under a minute. The guy took off. This was about 3 yrs prior in a different town.) My son is now 25 & my daughter is about to turn 21. 😊 Gotta be careful.. you never know what could happen. Have a great day. 😊

[@TeaCup1940]

You did a good job protecting your sister that day. Thank God you were there and you scared the kidnapper away. I just hope he didn't try that again or that he failed again.

[@swiftcastholy9034]

The one and only time I was in the Carribean we were on Aruba and my drink was spiked. The only reason nothing bad happened was because I had a large group of friends who realized something was wrong with me. Without them who knows what could have happened. I think this is really interesting content from you, Sean! I hope it winds up continuing. It's less horrifying than some of the events you cover, but in its own way more chilling because the situations seem so mundane and accessible. We all drive alone sometimes, we were all left up alone as kids, we've all been on vacations to places that we might not have made it back from if things played out only slightly differently.

[@jordanalandry1866]

You could’ve ended up like Natalie Holloway good thing you had a good friends, responsible friends with you a lot of people get this false sense of security when they’re on vacation and they shouldn’t because a lot of the places that people frequent for vacations are actually very dangerous places in reality and cruise ships are actually extremely dangerous, especially for alone woman the law enforcement jurisdiction is basically a gray area with cruise ships and sexual assaults and crime. Are actually statistically a lot higher than people realize or care to know on cruise ships.

[@Kerttis]

hell yeah i wanna get spiked too

[@juliemanarin4127]

NEVER leave your drink unattended!

[@juliemanarin4127]

I don't drink so I was always the designated driver and the "round u" person!

[@Blackgriffonphoenixg]

this video just reinforced my firm stance that human traffickers deserve the death penalty

[@ClericDoggo56]

That is too light of a punishment

[@Hannah-zw9ow]

Agreed, but state sanctioned murder is 👎🏽

[@LunamrathP]

@@Hannah-zw9ow Always the tricky part, isn't it? Most people can agree that people like human traffickers don't deserve their lives, but the question is always of who could do it. Mob justice sucks because the mob's decision on guilt and innocence is far, far too often completely off base. Giving the state a monopoly on violence is also extremely questionable.

[@chendaforest]

The death penalty is evil.

[@MauricioOsuna-et8et]

@@chendaforest More evil than abducting women to force them into 'sex work'? Please get off your non-existing moral high ground. Evil people exist and the world will be better without them, they add nothing positive to existence.

[@hannahp1108]

It's been really really really downplayed over the years how many horrendous crimes happen on cruise ships and how often they go unsolved. You could do a series of videos just about cruise ship mysteries

[@andylee5759]

I have always wondered about this exact thing.

[@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ]

​@@andylee5759What kind of things happen at cruise ships?

[@blaznskais2048]

No kidding. Considering my parents back ground in criminal Justice I’m kinda shocked my parents were fine with me wondering around the cruise ship at night by myself. Granted I was an adult at the time (20) but even then I was a very young, small female and would have made a very easy target.

[@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ]

@@blaznskais2048 You're all making me paranoid about going on cruise ships.

[@LeL-q9e]

If you google it for yourself and read the newspaper articles you'll find out.@@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ

[@szelda]

It's so heartbreaking to think that Anthonette maybe could've been saved had the waitress picked up on her signals sooner. Ugh. What a terrible story, I feel so sorry for her and her family

[@0x45Swims]

I work at a high end resort. We’re trained on this.

[@Tsumami__]

That wasn’t her. It’s heartbreaking to think her mother was so irresponsible that she might possibly know who took her kid but wouldn’t tell police.

[@dgmvs]

i dont think so. it really points towards amy falling overboard. waiters crossing lines towards women is not unusual and creepy but i dont think anything happened other than her falling into the ocean.

[@visassess8607]

@@dgmvs That's not the story they're talking about

[@unhelpfulmarinebiologist]

​​@@Tsumami__ I think you're confused. There's zero indication that Anthonette's mom knew who took her. There was an Uncle Joe in the family, but Joe is SUCH a common name in the West. Whoever took her daughter could have thrown out a random, common name, or could have known the family and used that to his advantage. Anthonette's mother also didn't recognize the man's voice from the recording, remember?

[@alexisc6136]

I've always been sadly fascinated by Amy's disappearance. This was the most information I've ever heard about what could have happened to her aside from going overboard, which was terrifying enough.

[@entreri76x]

I went to middle school with her and her brother . It’s a very sad case and has always hit home here for all of us .

[@jesusbeloved3953]

I have also heard about Amy. One of those tv magazine shows did a short, shallow report. This was much more in depth and makes me think she may be alive and held by traffickers.

[@donsryche1]

I think it was just that simple; she fell overboard. The Razor is at play here. Sad no matter what though.

[@hunterwise9412]

@@donsryche1 I understand what you are saying for some situations yet for me personally I believe this one has way to many “sightings” etc to not be foul play….

[@KarlyNicole]

Sorry I hate plugging other content creator's channel but if you're very interested in a stand alone video on her, Stephanie Harlowe or Mile Higher (Kendall Rae) covers it in so many details that I had never heard about that is so intense. 😢💔

[@bertbaker7067]

Re: Amy's story. If you're that navy officer and a girl at a brothel says she's being held against her will, you go to do something about that, any other consequences you just got to take on the chin man. That's some heartless shit.

[@dojimaryotaro6563]

Fr fr no cap. Navy man went to a brothel. Woooooow. How career wrecking.

[@jasmine0354]

He could have reported it anonymously

[@albafer8245]

a man who visits a brothel is a scumbag per definition, so its normal he didn't care that much

[@crisspycritic]

Oh shit. Show this to next people it gappens to. Maybe itll change their situation. Thanks for that attention sentence

[@allen62]

Considering we know this happened I’m sure he eventually said something lmao

[@josh10722]

I feel sick by the first story, i can’t imagine the horrible feeling of first thinking your daughter is gone, and then knowing she’s alive but in circumstances i can’t even speak, and then to lose contact of her again I don’t blame the waitress, but PLEASE, if anyone uses any body language to shift to you and away from the people they’re with, err on the side of caution and call the police

[@_Shadoh_]

Yeah if I were that waitress this would haunt me in my nightmares for the rest of my life.

[@howdareyouexist]

calling the police is racist

[@djhenyo]

Something doesn't add up in Anthonette's case. What kind of parent leaves her two tiny children (ages 5 and 9) in the living room at 3:00 AM to watch TV unsupervised?

[@unhelpfulmarinebiologist]

@@djhenyo a flawed, human one? Smh. I just don't understand the appeal of maligning a dead woman

[@holdoll7]

@@djhenyo they were 5 and 9 not tiny and they weren't out roaming the neighborhood. They were in their own home watching tv. How about blame the monster who did it and not the mother who lost her child in one of the most traumatic ways smh

[@tacitus6384]

The story of Amy is just harrowing. That naval officer who was in a position to save her, rescue her from a life of brutal sex slavery, yet he didn't out of fear of his own career, is a complete coward. Here he had one of his Nations citizens, someone the armed services are supposed to know they're putting themselves on the line to protect, yet he thinks of his bloody promotions instead and abandons her. What a bloody disgrace to the republic.

[@Rootiga]

You need to realize that the military has it's own court system and laws in addition to the regular civil courts. "Risking his career" means a lot more than risking a promotion. My father was in the navy for 20 years, and hiding the fact that you engaged in adultery was something everyone did. Because you will be severely fined, discharged and thrown put in prison (I think only for a year or two though) if caught.

[@LisaAnn777]

​@@Rootiga he's still a coward.

[@peng7771]

@@Rootiga her life is more important than his career.

[@David-ud9ju]

Everyone who works in a brothel is trafficked and forced against their will and everyone who visits brothels knows that already.

[@GAURAV_RANA_]

She likely fell overboard. And no one even brought that up.

[@crittycat]

I have heard Amy's story so many times and you're the only one who gave those details about the unwanted attention from crew members. It made it even more creepy. I appreciate the fresh look at it with new info!

[@aicerg]

That's precisely what infuriated me the most. I have a sister who is ALWAYS getting unwanted attention from guys; some people don't know but that can get scary very quickly. It's a horrible thing a lot of women have to go through and sometimes it leads to their deaths. It is in no way nice or flattering.

[@Messup7654]

@@aicergkeep her safe please

[@Martial-Mat]

I can't imagine anything more sould destroying than spending your whole life thinking your child has been kidnapped by human traffickers.

[@NatureLover-62]

The story of Amy Bradley has been covered extensively. What concerns me the most is that cruise ship companies utilize the registrations of their corporations in small Caribbean countries to the benefit of lower taxes in conjunction with circumventing the laws of the US. Every square inch of these cruise ships are surveilled with cameras and their rights to NOT share the critical information regarding missing people is unconscionable!!! We have seen it play out not only with Amy Bradley, but also countless others that have “disappeared” on cruise lines. If these cruise line companies were prohibited from filing their corporations on these Caribbean islands, LE as well as the FBI would have complete access to the most critical data available to them regarding missing people. But cruise liners exploit the laws to their full advantage leaving families reeling from horrendous tragedy that no one could possibly imagine. Only to “protect” the cruise lines from liability as well as protecting their reputation for safety among their ships.

[@Inufan337]

Aye, and the "Flag of Convenience" stuff causes problems beyond just this frame as well. Multiple shipwrecks that were investigated by agencies like the NTSB found that the ships lacked safety measures that are required under US (or similar) law but are skirted by registering elsewhere with lighter or even near-nonexistent naval regulation.

[@dawood121derful]

This is why these Caribbean cruise lines should not be patron’d by those with safety in mind.

[@thehutch7728]

Bold of you to assume the FBI isn’t responsible for similar activities.

[@freelandia5]

@mehrimazdeh4263In some people’s opinions, I believe cruising is fun.

[@freelandia5]

@mehrimazdeh4263And what is wrong with cruising, it is a good way to spend a vacation, plus incidents like these barely happen. Have a pleasant evening.

[@cygnia]

That first case... :( I remember when I first saw it on Unsolved Mysteries when I was a kid. So terrifying.

[@RealElongatedMuskrat]

part of me almost hopes that wasn't her when she was spotted later on, because she's almost certainly dead now and that means she was never able to escape. I hope that was a different little girl who was later able to get away. My heart aches for her, and her baby sister, who was helpless but must carry such pain.

[@jordanalandry1866]

@@RealElongatedMuskrat her mom sold her thats the belief LE knows her mom knows or knew ALOT more than she claimed, her mom was a schizophrenic alcoholic with multiple substance dependency and abuse issues, and a history of sex work and child neglect, who came into quite a sum of money following her disappearance. The babysitter wasn’t there when she got abducted the mom was, the mom kept those kids up until 3 o’clock in the morning Her sisters were awake when she got abducted there’s two sisters. not just one and nobody knew until five years later I believe it was about the whole knock at the door and the uncle Joe thing her sister didn’t come forward with that for five years but police have stated publicly that her mom knows a lot more and was a lot more involved.

[@low-keyrighteous9575]

Dude ... Disappearances is seriously the most bizarre / interesting cases . You should do as many as you can. I search disappearances cases every single day and have a hard time coming across new cases I haven't heard but still listen . Always eye opening to know how strange this world is.. keep it up

[@Kenny-yl9pc]

You look every day for disappearances?! That is really weird…

[@ajmarion]

I 100% believe Amy was trafficked, and the crew of the ship / band was involved in it

[@howdareyouexist]

you 100% believe with no hard evidence backing up your claims

[@_hanz73]

​@@howdareyouexistNot sure if you actually watched the video or not but I get why they might think of that especially when you look at 16:45

[@b4byl0n]

@@howdareyouexist / do you believe she jumped or fell off of the ship ? there's even less evidence to confirm that. why would she get dressed and grab her cigarettes to jump off of the ship ? theres tons of evidence to support her being taken, im not sure why everyone hates this idea. it happens every single day

[@francinecabrera188]

I do too. That picture they said was her is sad. The family said it looks just like her just older and of course rough from the years she's been living trafficked

[@crisspycritic]

And?

[@firebattastic3661]

Selfishly I wish you released more videos. Your narration, stories, and intro music is excellent. Also love you are not condescending or preachy. Great work! Loose suggestion, more missing stories, but don't give away if the have been found until the end of the story.

[@WhisperedShadow123]

Yeah... Antoinette's sister keeping quiet for fear of "getting in trouble" is something I understand. Sometimes when an extremely young person witnesses a dreadful event, they actually have no reference point/experience and don't grasp the full picture of the situation. Instead all they know is that something very wrong occurred and worry that they will be associated with it ("get in trouble"), and may try to hide the truth in order to distance from it. This is why it's important IMO to let kids know they WON'T be in trouble if they are transparent about the range of experiences they may have. I also think it's important to educate children from a young age (without traumatising them of course), by warning them of what to look out for. As an adult woman, I can say that being a little girl isn't always easy in this world and children are VERY vulnerable and NEED to be protected.

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

F that! If my sibling was kidnapped, I’m telling! Must have been some sibling jealousy or something! That does happen.

[@xDragonInstallx]

That just makes you not a good person. Your own flesh and blood kidnapped and you pretty much lie to everyone about what happened. She could very well be the reason why her sister was never found. Had she screamed or at least ran to her mother right away, the police could have caught the kidnappers. Every second counts in those situations...

[@hayraexo3248]

@@xDragonInstallx She was fucking 5. You obviously have never taken any human growth classes nor been around children. Maybe thats a good thing you stay away from them.

[@Psykrom]

I have a very bad experience from my childhood, which I remembered again 20 years later. I was baffled by the fact that I had forgotten it, because it was so bad. I guess trauma to protect the soul.

[@quintboredom]

yes, you are so right. When I was a small child my parents would tell me to never accept accompanying someone who said they'd been sent by them, under no circumstances. Or if an adult wanted to touch me down there, either front ot rear, or me to touch them, then to go to the closest adult or to them, even if it was family or friends. They never explained much of what was behind those rules, but as an adult I understand and I am so grateful for their efforts.

[@dannyadams2211]

One of my favourite videos you have released, please continue this series!

[@mahgimay2490]

The more I hear about cruise ship crimes, the more I know I'm NEVER taking my family on a cruise.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Now that I know cruise ships have a shadyreputation of human TRAPhacking, I'm going giving it a hard pass.

[@freelandia5]

I mean some, stuff like this happen not that often, and as a cruising enjoyer, I don’t really find much danger about cruise ships.

[@davidwheeler7757]

just got back from a cruise a few weeks ago with my family and girlfriend.. so glad that we all made it home safely.. there was one night where my girlfriend went up deck 6 by herself while i was in the shower and i’m so thankful she made it back to our stateroom safely.

[@nlocnil3602]

The first story although I've heard it a couple of times is by far the worst for me because of the child's age and her numerous attempts at freedom despite abduction.... so sad that she probably died a sad lonely death and no one may ever know...

[@great_Caligola]

It must’ve been so horrible for her that all her attempts to get any help were in vain. The phone call, the napkin and there were probably even more things she tried which were never discovered…truly heartbreaking

[@soIve_et_coagula]

Can someone please explain to me how you simply can’t say anything when out in public? Can’t you excuse yourself to the bathroom and tell someone you’re abducted and need help? I’ve heard cases of human trafficking victims just being in public but unable to say anything even if they’re surrounded by people who’d be willing to get them out of the situation, why?

[@umarhussain5192]

@@soIve_et_coagulabullying, torture, threatened that their family will be killed, threatened that they will be shot by the gun the traffickers have in their pocket, threatened that their x rated videos will be released and other forms of blackmail.

[@kymo6343]

Amy's story is so infuriatingly tragic. No one should go on vacation just to experience a horror like that happening to their loved one. A woman's whole life destroyed and her family basically destroyed emotionally too... The whole damn staff of the ship should have been arrested but ofc I know there's only so much humans can do in the face of institutional evil, and this was definitely supported by players in charge... Keep your loved ones safe, esp your girls, even on a vacation don't think it's safe to sleep out in the open...

[@genghis_connie]

Yes! This would be a great series. Well done. These are really interesting.

[@sandrafaith]

Amy Lynn Bradley's case (which I think I remember airing back on _Unsolved Mysteries_ back in the day) is one of the reasons why I will never take a cruise. (The original _Poseidon Adventure_ is one of the other reasons, lol) Comparing the photo of Jazz to one of Amy in a similar 3/4 profile pose, I'm pretty convinced it's her. The way her left eye is slightly further to her left...

[@bowtiejess80]

I remember your first couple of videos, I've enjoyed watching your channel grow. You deserve all the success! As always, great video! Also I'm from Grayling and you are the only channel I've ever seen cover Perry Corlew. His mother worked in the cafeteria at the school and I always felt terrible for the heartache she and the family had endured.

[@klefdnb]

I'm really exited to know that this could probably be the start of a new series. This disappearing stories are indeed very creepy and I'm down for much more of this content. Thanks Sean!!! Nailed it, as usual.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

There are so many, young men especially, that go missing off the side of the road after a minor accident or car getting stuck: Brandon Swanson, Brandon Lawson, Jason Landry, Bryce Laspisa, are just a few that instantly come to mind, but there are *so* many more. Crime Junkie covered this topic and of course David Paulides.

[@bowtiejess80]

Did crime junkie cover the Perry Corlew disappearance?

[@nataliesiddle8507]

Sometimes alcohol is involved - if there is a body of water nearby, that’s where the missing men tend to end up. Guys standing to pee is actually a design flaw - when drunk, a guy peeing into a river or lake experience a drop in blood pressure, especially if it’s cold out. It’s not always an issue, but sometimes the drop is enough to cause the guy to pass out. Due to leaning forward, arms in front etc, the body falls forward. Into the water. Think of how many guys you spot in alleyways late at night with their hand against the wall or even their forehead, as they’re black-out drunk and don’t want to fall over into their own piss.

[@cassoIa]

I’m sure one of the names you mentioned belongs to this story, but it made me think of a guy who went missing after having a minor accident/ blew a tyre. He called his parents for help and to try and tell them which road he was on. They call a few times to see if he saw their headlights as I don’t think he knew the location well. On the last call, he cries out “oh shit” and the line drops out. They eventually find his car and I think phone at the scene but he wasn’t anywhere to be found or seen again. Until your comment it didn’t really occur to me how many men do disappear from the side of the road… so sad

[@bowtiejess80]

@@cassoIa that's Brandon Swanson.

[@Tuco_Salamanca3]

Brandon Lawson’s bones were found recently. Not sure if they identified them yet, but his family say they know it’s him

[@taylorrogers4064]

It's always a good day when Scary Interesting uploads a new video! I recommend doing more of these videos! I love them!

[@MasutaMJ]

Leaving a note for the internet and world to see. If I ever "dissappear" just know it wasn't me. I don't plan on walking out on anyone or my life. Someone else was responsible.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Please dont die. : (

[@4651adri]

Noted

[@HellHazAtTheZoo]

How are we (the internet specifically) supposed to know it’s you that disappeared, though? Best to talk to the people who know you in “real life”

[@Voidwalker093]

​@@HellHazAtTheZoo if anything DID happen, the user has posted something police could easily find and use as evidence. Also the power of internet detectives these days is just amazing. You never know.

[@HellHazAtTheZoo]

@@Voidwalker093 Fair enough. One of the reasons I didn’t consider that though, is because I was raised to not put enough information on the internet for people to be able to find/track you. Then Google took over everything, and it doesn’t seem to matter anymore. 😂

[@ximushy]

I found this channel a week ago and I'm in love!! It's so interesting and the voice catches my attention so much that I don't want it to end! My favorite ones are the diving and caving and I'm trying not to finish to watch them because I'll be so sad! Keep up the good work, awesome channel 👍🏼👍🏼

[@khelpie2242]

cruise ships are scary. i remember me and a friend being stalked back to our room from the club by a man who was hella persistent in getting my heavily intoxicated friend back to his room despite the fact we were borderline RUNNING (also drunkenly falling) up the stairs to get away from him and he even stood outside our door trying to get us to open the door until i screamed at him to leave or i was calling security. so i 100% believe amy was trafficked and is either dead now or so throughly brainwashed into acceptance that she just accepted her life as an escort.

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

We love the intro music!! Don't ever change it!!!!

[@lifesyphon1]

I can’t help but think Antoinette’s mother had something to do with it. Men pulled her out of the front door of their house, screaming, and she never heard anything? I have a three young daughters, and that alone just seems impossible.

[@basilbrush9075]

She'd been out drinking though right?

[@ACcool981]

And she came into some money???

[@fchavez6198]

Yes her mom must have sold her! How can anyone have missed that. They knocked knowing the girls where in the living also they used her uncles name so the girls would open the door

[@kawaiirose11]

I've been waiting for a series like this from you, I hope this video does well and you can continue! I absoultely loved it! ❤❤🎉🎉

[@demijour1234]

This is a great series, if you plan to continue. Each story was told perfectly well and with great detail. It also helps to keep alive stories where cases have become cold. My brother was killed in 2005 by two guys, and till this day, those 2 guys have never been caught and his case remains a cold case. They found the gun however the fingerprints did not match anything in the system, the cameras nearby were too grainy to identify anyone. Not having closure, is not easy. So, yes, please tell stories like these. You are doing so much for the families and friends when you do so because you are keeping the story of their loved ones alive. ♥♥♥

[@stagename1031]

This is one of my FAVORITE videos of yours!! Do more disappearances/ lost in the woods/411 videos!! Please!

[@always_b_natural703]

Amy's mum, Iva, and the father of another woman who went missing from a cruise ship started a group to support and investigate cruise ship disappearances. Unfortunately, I can't find the link for this information. Iva dies last year at the age of 94

[@RealElongatedMuskrat]

I've heard of this, too! I can't remember what it was called but I would imagine if someone googled her name, they would eventually find it if they need the group's assistance. I watched a documentary about cases like hers and am totally turned off of cruises now. Basically no one is responsible for crimes at sea, no one wants to take charge of the investigations.

[@sanjicook08]

Who cares?

[@always_b_natural703]

@@sanjicook08 people who go on cruises and those who have lost loved ones on cruises

[@B-_-Wild]

Def loved it... totally want ya to make more like this topic!!!! Bravo 👏

[@insidenightmare]

Your horror videos are so impactful - they stick with me long after I've finished watching

[@Megadextrious]

Great video again! I like stories about people disappearing out of thin air, like this one dude who’s seen getting on a bus and then suddenly he’s just gone. I can’t remember like what his name was but yeahhh. I do like this style please continue 👍🏼

[@Wreckz_Tea]

When he said "they just had to kinda live with the fact that she's just gone"...having 2 young daughters only 11 and 9 years old it just hit me so hard

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Then if it does, then be well aware of your surroundings. Dont find yourself in dangerous situtations that'll lower your chances of survival. You and your family are in both parents hands, never tempt fate. And thats why yall have your SECOND AMENDMENT for.

[@casechow]

Hearing stories of missing kids used to disturb me but now that I'm a parent, it horrifies me.

[@saikiiiii]

@@puppiesarepower3682 get over it dude. maybe it’s her kids favorite character from a show

[@VictoriaMarch13]

You and me both. I feel so bad for those who lose someone especially a child and never getting closure.

[@amongdae]

Having children is a cancer to society. I’m so glad I’m anti natalist.

[@valiantwarrior4517]

Thanks for the video, sir. And heartfelt sympathy to the families in all these cases. Not knowing would be torture.

[@pattol666]

love this channel, i keep binging the old episodes when im falling asleep. good day when we get new vids

[@leoniemadita3703]

Lars Mittank‘s disappearance is so scary to me. He is from Germany and there is footage of him acting weird in an airport in Bulgaria and then leaving the airport. after that he was never seen again

[@lisaperry5999]

I think MrBallen covered it amd added the clips of Lars running out of the airport. His friends left him there even tho he was acting bizarrely

[@snowy12841]

What’s so sad is that head injury probably caused his behavior. My son was a bouncer in college & got hurt on the job, smacking his head on concrete. The days following it, his behavior was strange. The dr informed us that it was a side effect of the concussion & can happen. I firmly believe Lars had a head injury & it all could have been avoided if someone had stayed with him.

[@lisaperry5999]

@@snowy12841 It really makes sense. The behavior started AFTER the bar fight. His friends knew something wasn't right regarding his actions and left him there and went home

[@dryb3301]

Seemed like a case of head injury

[@balthazarasquith]

I love the narrators delivery on these videos. I think you do the best missing/diving/weirdy videos

[@cleio81]

I do think you should do more videos like this. At the very least it helps keep the memories of these people alive.

[@ohnoali]

Refreshed and got the freshest video. Excited to watch!

[@ZombieSazza]

Amy’s disappearance is suspicious AF, they weren’t willing to help until they were forced to act. It really sounds like she was killed by one of the men she rejected and thrown overboard, obviously a complete guess but that’s just the feeling I get, or she was trafficked. Either way, it’s a horrible fate, especially knowing the military man just didn’t help her.

[@ABRAsylum]

I think her being trafficked is more likely. The fact that many of the crew members took an interest in her indicates to me that there was some kind of operation going on between these employees.

[@dgmvs]

nope. she fell overboard. nothing else happened here.

[@visassess8607]

Not suspicious at all. The company doesn't want to take any legal responsibility that something bad happened to one of their customers. It happens all the time with businesses and doesn't indicate that there's some massive conspiracy about a trafficking operation.

[@DragoEpyon]

She was certainly trafficked. The crew of that ship were probably in on it. The way so many people on there were interested in her seems like they had her scouted.

[@DonGuillermoQuebec]

@@visassess8607 I see that you have made several comments to exonerate the crew members... it is your attitude that is actually suspicious. I wonder what interest you have in doing this, maybe you know more than us about this case 😉

[@miaclark8726]

Just found this channel like 2 days ago and have been binge watching every video 😭 your story telling is amazing ! 🙌🏽

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Let this stories specifically teach you to be well aware of your surroundings especially cruiseships where its possible they're participating in human TRAPhacking surrounded by nothing but the open, deep ocean.

[@leigha2814]

The witness in Amy's case says she saw her with the bassist and then he was alone, and her brother says the bassist apologized to him before anyone else knew. I think there's a good chance that she was SA'd/ attempted SA'd and hurt and threw overboard by the crew, either the bassist alone or him with cover. I think many of the stories over the years are likely the same false reports a lot of missing persons cases get. I seem to recall the Jazz pictures have been confirmed to be an entirely different woman.

[@Keelox100]

Best content, and best voice. Finally. Thank you 🙏

[@80bbygrl]

What's really creepy to me is I was on the same cruise ship as Amy Bradly around the same time, I was a 17-18 female. I had my older brother who never left my side, thankfully.

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

@@cameronelliott9709😂😂😂

[@thecreoleladyy7191]

I understand fully. I have 15 older brothers plus our dad. No one would dare. I’ve never felt safer surrounded by the men in my immediate family

[@isob3lbradl3y]

I really like how you do these every so often to break up the horrible fates! It’s a nice refresher lmao

[@bradenspooner7464]

Love your content man!

[@alexdeleon1032]

Been obsessed with this channel since I found it a few months back. Keep it up!😁

[@Noodlesoupo]

Thank you for making these amazing videos! You’re doing a great job:)!!

[@crazyamerican8664]

Man, your quality is out the roof!! 💯

[@NukaColaQuantumFan]

The crew is definitely complicit.

[@RachelParker-1977]

These are excellent presentations...thanks. The music makes it more chilling. I have heard of a few cases where the waiter or waitress could have intervened and been a savior if they'd been more attentive!

[@Darkcydesreign]

Great channel great content thank you for all the hard work

[@devinb7805]

Imagine being brought in public with your kidnapper and instead of causing a scene to get police called, you stay quiet and write “help me call the police” on a napkin and stay silent.

[@XpLiciTHaZe]

I enjoy your content. Your ability to tell stories is what makes this channel so unique and entertaining. Please tell whatever stories are interesting to you and we will listen!

[@MelissaNicoleYT]

IDK how you're not well over 1mil subs yet. We need to share you out on social media ❤

[@stee8345]

His channel has been growing at a crazy rate esp for one not even a year old yet...it'll get there in no time

[@ericastapleton7042]

I find the first story a bit suspect. My 3 year old granddaughter would have said something about people at the door. Not 5 years later. Thanks again Sean @Scary Interesting ⭐

[@llsher5210]

As a parent, I would have been grilling her myself if she had been the last one to see my other child. If nothing else it's telling of the parent/child dynamic going on.

[@ericastapleton7042]

@@llsher5210 Exactly ⭐

[@username-mk4qv]

I don’t want to be that person, but parents have sold their children before. Happens all the time honestly. Would have been easy enough for the mother to tell two hired men to call themselves “Uncle Joe,” knowing her daughters would recognize and trust that name. Would also be very easy for the mother to tell her 5-year-old to keep quiet. I think at that age, a child is cognizant enough. She’s too old to just “not be aware” of what was happening. She did indicate she was worried about getting in trouble, but to me that seems she was more worried about getting in trouble with her mother, than with the kidnappers. Also, a spending spree after your daughter’s disappearance? That’s sus. Again I’d hate to throw shade at the now deceased mother of an abducted child, but js it’s not impossible.

[@ericastapleton7042]

@@username-mk4qv Yeah! Well my brain didn't even think of THAT theory. You could be right Username unfortunately ⭐

[@llsher5210]

@@username-mk4qv there's definitely something a little off about the whole thing. 5 years old is certainly old enough to remember and be cognizant it was a big deal. Kids that age maybe won't fess up if they stole a cookie or something but in my experience they'll crack when they know they're in way over their heads with something like this. It's a natural inclination to unburden themselves to a trusted adult, IF they have one, that's a helluva secret to keep for years. I wondered the same thing, if the sister hadn't been instructed to keep quiet.

[@jillwiegand4257]

LOVE Scary Interesting!!!!!! Great narration and stories! Thank you! 👍❤️

[@YamelTheCamel]

Love this kind of content. More please 🍻

[@Emily_Charley]

Yes please, more like this. That was awesome😊😊

[@PmoneySkates]

Doing more videos about missing people would give you a lot more content. Definitely a lot more horrors to make videos out of 👍

[@cynmaloy9536]

This is one of my favorites that you have done so far

[@thurayya8905]

Case 3 is one of the many stories that made me realize that a cruise is not what I wanted in life.

[@queenboo8]

Oh my goodness… I have watched so many of your videos and this is the first one that made me cry… poor sweet Anthonette… the squeezing of the hand and the napkin… I just can’t 😢😢😢😢😢 my heart is broken

[@x_DEUS_VULT_x]

More like this, please!

[@Melsincatuation]

Sean....great video!!! All cases.I never heard of!!

[@sabrinaleedance]

Gosh the last one is the worst...not knowing where your loved one is or assuming they are dead is awful but knowing they could be alive but being held against their will, horrifically abused, not able to find them or talk to them. Thats heartbreaking. It is so upsetting that she asked for help several times and she never got it...

[@caitlynlankford8366]

If making this a series, you should include Brandon Swanson. That disappearance makes me scratch my head

[@persistentlypathetic6820]

The Horror Stories guy covered that one years ago. I don't think there's anymore left to be said about the case.

[@giancarlofletcher4465]

More of these they are so good

[@ImmortalTreknique]

For the algorithm 👊

[@ScaryInteresting]

🙏

[@Cosmiccoffeecup]

👍🎉

[@Jimmydreadful]

Bro, what a hero 👊 aiiiiight

[@jimmylarge1148]

Al gore has no rhythm

[@Tactical_Turtwig]

Engagement bump 🤜🤛

[@OUTDOORSMAN_NJ]

Great video, this one had me on the edge of my seat. Do more like this!

[@witchflowers6942]

young Antoinette was likely alive for many years under the control of her captors- she may have been killed by them after a certain point, or by a “client”, but it’s equally likely she died from something like an overdose, or an acquired illness. Many trafficking victims turned into addicts by their captors as a way of controlling them- those who enslave other people usually don’t want their victims to die, but the risks of bringing a sick victim to hospital are greater than ‘financial loss” they will face upon losing the victim. it’s horrible, and made so much worse because we will probably never know what happened.

[@VerdeBoy13]

Love this channel so it's very refreshing to hear something other that cave/diving stories. That being said, I hope all those ppl lost find their way back 🙏

[@josephholoien]

Pretty creepy that she was with the bass player and then the escort was named "Jazz"...

[@GVW63500]

the video quality is improving! keep it up

[@lisamalcolm6916]

Thoughts and prayers go out to each of these people and their families …the fact that the marine wouldn’t help her is so devastating

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Aahhhhhhhhhh yes....americans are very good at giving condolences. S.m.h.

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

@@analyticalhabitrails9857 way to be a racist prick

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

He was navy not marines

[@bestbadcompany]

Yeah i dig this type of stuff, keep it coming. Thanks

[@drgirlfriend211]

Damn… Amy’s story is one of MANY reasons you will never catch me on a cruise ship… Btw Amy, and the 2013 Poop cruise (look it up please lol), claustrophobia, the list goes on… too many terrifying things can EASILY take place

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

True. Very, very true!!

[@NataliaSeesIt]

Yes. Cruises are such a gross vacation! Who would want that??

[@sootycure]

God I hate boats

[@freelandia5]

I love ships and i’m kinda addicted to cruising, but in my opinion, i’d say it is a good vacation for many.

[@freelandia5]

@@NataliaSeesItI would.

[@ReesieandLee]

Excellent video ❤

[@KellJell]

Amy's story always haunts me. Either way, it's so tragic. I do hope she is found one day, but 30 years being trafficked would be just as horrible as being murdered in my opinion. Thankfully, it seems she has a wonderful, loving and supportive family , that I'm sure, would be overjoyed and do anything they could to help her recover. Sorry to be so morbid, it's just every time I hear her story, it gets in my head a bit and I just feel for her and her family. Also, the falling overboard just doesn't make any sense at all.

[@lanadelsultana]

How does a drunk woman falling off of her balcony not make sense?

[@kymo6343]

@@lanadelsultana How does human trafficking also not make sense?

[@kymo6343]

I really hope she is returned to her family someday too. Though part of me is scared that the more well known her case becomes, the more likely her captors are to get rid of her...

[@ae2948]

@@lanadelsultana - or - a jealous brother pushing her over the side then trying to frame the musician with that unlikely story of his.

[@lanadelsultana]

​@@kymo6343 It's very unusual for wealthy white women to be trafficked, as like in has in Amy's case - it gathers lots of publicity very quickly.

[@lantinkan9013]

Some of the best content on KZbin right here!!!

[@Jay-n262]

Antoinette's mother failed a polygraph test and went on a shopping spree after her daughter went missing. Not a good look.

[@stee8345]

Over time polygraph tests have proven to be little more than pseudo science, but yeah I get what you're saying...

[@hannahk8te]

definitely not but it’s important to remember that polygraphs aren’t even admissible in court. idk why anyone agrees to do them

[@noel_21]

Polygraph tests are proven bogus pseudoscience so that means precisely 0. The shopping spree is weird but people can do weird things if they are faced with very stressful situations, so who knows

[@nlocnil3602]

Despite the polygraph, my suspicion leans heavily on the fact that the parent went to bed before the kids and just let them do their thing until the dead of night or whatever... this is highly unusual regardless of what era this happened

[@howdareyouexist]

@@hannahk8te ignorance

[@abic2628]

Loved this content, thanks Sean. Obviously what happened to these people isn't good but certainly the last one stands out the most. I've heard of that case before and it seems like someone took her rather than being lost at sea. My heart breaks for the families who have no answer

[@ytho00]

I don't think I should be listening to this before I go to bed

[@smokealltheteklesandthechi1906]

Little Antoinette was sold by her mom. The mom also told her little sister she'll be in trouble if she tells. No normal kid will let his sibling abducted whithout telling. No normal kid watches TV at 3am and opens doors without calling a parent. That mother was evil.

[@silverdoggg]

People underestimate just how sick the world is, that human trafficking is real. When you have a bad feeling about a situation don't ignore it.

[@consciousobserver629]

Antoinette's story is just heartbreaking. Absolutely gut wrenching.

[@mikaross4671]

The story of Amy is infuriating. That man really didn't help a woman begging for help because he was too selfish and only cared about what his reputation would look like. That just boils my broccoli.

[@markwebster5749]

Cheers Sean enjoying the topic million subs on its way 👍

[@AshleyTheFighter]

I can’t believe the ship didn’t check all the passengers before they docked. I get it’s a business and they needed to land, but staying near the port while searching could of led Amy being found

[@DerMeister821]

Because they're part of the operation.

[@VenomCold]

Why would they? Theyre in on it