The Full Story Behind The Most Mysterious Voicemail Ever Recorded (Henry McCabe)

[@TheMissingEnigma]

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[@dgonthehill]

someone being suffocated, sounds like child & maybe being tortured by sadistic person

[@dgonthehill]

his girlfriend, koreen sounds VERY suspicious, maybe hired someone to kill him, or she knew that he would be killed & didnt give any details cuz threatened. I believe he was killed that same night, william is a KENNEDY, so probably related to the kennedy elites. maybe the audit has something to do with it or liberia people. the phone calls to tx was probably called by someone else. sad

[@Jack_Hunt]

I enjoy these videos you do

[@oadamo]

where can you download the original audio file. thanks

[@stefanschleps8758]

I would suggest Thinkerthunker take a look at this audio. He does superb work in this area.

[@russellst.martin4255]

I can't tell you how many times I've seen youtubers "cover" this case over the years, and wow, does your video expose just how lazy all that reporting has been. It's obvious how much time and effort you put into this, so you have my gratitude. It's breakdowns like this that disseminate correct and crucial information that can lead to the truth finally being uncovered.

[@IanP1963]

100%

[@am2023]

This channel is as good as it gets I am a fan

[@bladerunner_559]

Iv watched this case for years and this is the first time iv heard the full voicemail

[@jokesonyou1373]

Don't tell us then.

[@russellst.martin4255]

@@jokesonyou1373 Hey I don't tell you to not crusade for gypsies

[@TheHighPriestess.143]

Imagine hearing a phone call of your loved one that sounded like that and going to sleep after. Something weird there.

[@TheDweeb002]

Oh she definitely knows something

[@seanrosenau2088]

She was probably thinking 'finally that's taken care of'.

[@nolanc9344]

@@bokrugthewaterserpent3012 that would have been significant information in the case. So either all his close relationships knew he was like that and said nothing, which is suspicious, or he wasn’t ever like that, which is suspicious, considering she went to catch some Zs

[@minimantaray]

could have just been shock and denial to be honest. it's easy for us to judge but it might have panicked her enough that she just thought "if i go to sleep tomorrow i'll wake up and everything will be fine". doesn't have to be sinister. we have to keep in mind that people often don't act logically or rationally and we do things that are odd or seem out of character all the time.

[@Pugetwitch]

​@@minimantaraystretching 😂

[@cotystiehl7260]

The creepy part besides the voicemail, is when his phone has been being used for 3 days after his disappearance, then magically ends up back in his pocket when they find the body.

[@TitenSxull]

Yeah, definitely suggests that someone had the body and needed to know how to dispose of it and just put the phone back before dumping him. The number they called 24 times could have been a burner phone of whoever was in charge of doing this hit.

[@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery]

Brooklyn Dark

[@pauldomino]

@@TitenSxull Completely agree. I find it hard to believe it couldn't be traced, who that phone number belonged to.

[@marcleblanc3602]

Was he dead those 3 days?

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@TitenSxull where’s your information? I heard Messi had something to do with this from FIFA

[@privatename5788]

If he had just been drunk and out walking in the middle of the night, then all of this would be explainable. Even that crazy voice mail. BUT, the fact that his phone continued to make calls for three days, then was found on his corpse in that lake, means that something very unexplainable happened. It means that his body didn't go into that lake for at least three days. So where was he for that time?

[@danharp7273]

It makes me wonder how accurate the evidence is that his phone was making calls to that number after he went missing. I'm not saying it's impossible, but phone logs have a tendency to get weird in other investigations. Because everything else checks out, the accuracy of the phone log is incredibly important. If I were the police, I would want to verify that the activity was 100% accurate and that nothing got screwed or miscommunicated. The number itself being disconnected makes me wonder if he had met a woman at some point who gave him a fake number and he obsessively called it.

[@livewithnick]

@@danharp7273 I totally agree about the phone number. You’d think law enforcement could find out when it was last a working number and who it belonged to.

[@toniasmcrae]

@@livewithnick I thought the exact same thing.

[@stevenguegens7047]

Well for those 3 days He must've been in some type of perilous limbo

[@privatename5788]

@@livewithnick Anyone can go into a store and buy a cheap cell phone and get a number for it without having to register it to their name or any location. Best that can happen is they can triangulate approximately where that phone was when it was used. Burner phones are very popular with criminals for that reason.

[@slideoff666]

I remember hearing the voicemail on Coast to Coast AM one night in 2015- David Paulides was on the show that night and was asking questions about what had happened to Henry. I will never forget how terrified I felt, alone that night working in my garage, when that audio was played. Since then I have searched online a few times for the full-length recording I'd heard over the air that night, but I never could find anything longer than the abbreviated clip that was being passed around by a few news outlets for a time. I figured both the cops and those close to Henry had a hand in that, which I understood, so I quit looking. This is the first time that I have been able to listen to it in its entirety again- 7 years later! I have already said this elsewhere, but thank you ever so humbly for the quality of your product, sir. I only discovered it yesterday, and I continue to be impressed by your channel. Suffice it to say, you have many contemporaries, but very few peers.

[@robertdixon1439]

BB

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@Corwin1141 ECW A MASS E MELEE ECW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Henry McCabe’s noise on the call lmao!!! That was when LaVar Ball and Vince McMahon found him. Lionel Messi won the 2022 FIFA World Cup and how LeBron James won the NBA All-Star 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Queenmebonnie]

Submit a foia application that should get you the full audio

[@IsraelCountryCube]

Hulk smash,! Thy good yum!

[@anilomd]

Did Pulides mention interdimensional portals or Bigfoot when discussing the case?

[@leval1000]

I would never drop a very drunk friend off at a gas station. They’re not coherent enough to make that decision.

[@madmacx24]

Exactly

[@crazysilly2914]

the driver was drunk himself lol

[@ricosuave666]

One time I did that and he walked around all night cuz couldn’t find his way home.

[@wcolautti]

@@ricosuave666 i feel terrible but that made me lol

[@onpointsg35]

​@@wcolauttiyou should feel that way because I feel the same way

[@welcometothemonkeyapezone7797]

Never mind the unexplainable circumstances, everybody in this case acted very weird. His wife for going to sleep and waiting so long to have a welfare check done after that horrifying last call. William for dropping him off at the wrong gas station 2.5 Mi away from where he said he did. John for having his wallet, nobody parts with their wallet so willingly, and no friend takes your wallet before you head out and then doesn't report you when you never come back to get it. Only thing that connects any dots to me is that the people in his life conspired to take him out. Something definitely reeks of some sort of organized plan, but then again this is the most unexplainable case I've heard of.

[@marhawkman303]

mmmmm yeah, there's a lot that smells bad in this case. No "smoking gun" as the saying goes, but several red flags. Each of the red flags could be just poor choices, but...are they?

[@frame-perfectadskip9159]

And her lying about the nature of the call being a misdial... and the calls coming from his phone days later? Wth

[@marhawkman303]

@@frame-perfectadskip9159 oh yeah, her claiming it was a mis-dial... what?

[@redred222]

he was crazy and the wife set him up, also there is no proof of the story he told about his dad, in fact his dads name was not what he told people, sounds like he told one big lie to make himself look better, im wondering if his name is really henry a wonder

[@frame-perfectadskip9159]

@@redred222 him lying about his name and his dad's to people he didn't trust lines up pretty well with his story

[@FadedGlory76]

Everyone out here commenting on how the phone could have called days later.. No one commenting on the poem that was made, that accurately described where his body ended up found. Clearly foul play.

[@marhawkman303]

yeah.... who made the poem and why?

[@fadedjate7230]

Not to mention his political connections in Liberia. His fathers assassination, and the wife's suspicious behavior.

[@marhawkman303]

@@fadedjate7230 oh, yeah, the political thing... how strong even was that?

[@fadedjate7230]

@@marhawkman303 They killed his father and him and his siblings fled to the U.S for asylum. His real name apparently was Joseph. I would say the implications were pretty strong. And the wife's behavior leaves me to believe she was either intimidated, bribed, or involved. I could be wrong about the wife, but everything else seems to add up. It could be one big coincidence. But the anonymous note with the vague but descriptive details. His past history and the bizarre voicemail leave me to believe that there is a lot more going on.

[@marhawkman303]

@@fadedjate7230 hmm.... yes.... not a "smoking gun" But certainly gives you an angle to look into.

[@TheHarryLizardd]

The fact that she didn't try to call back and went to sleep instead of trying to find out what was happening tells alot about how little she cared about him

[@AubreyShelton-rr7yy]

It's A LOT...and you have no clue about their relationship... anything about him personally or her..she probably thought he was drunk..which he was....he said he was 1 min from home..u don't know the situation so presume that u so..that u know she didn't care about this man.

[@jrky8857]

​@@AubreyShelton-rr7yy Never heard a drunk person sound like that and if I did it would be a pretty obvious and instantaneous assumption that something was EXTREMELY wrong with them lol

[@AubreyShelton-rr7yy]

@@jrky8857 maybe she had..I couldn't understand anything actually..and I have heard the recording on different channels many times ..idk why she went back to sleep..I don't think it was because she didn't care though. We don't know their relationship or situation or what goes on behind doors and should not just assume she doesn't care about him because she was tired and fell back asleep..a person we have never even met or had a 2 second conversation about..that's all I'm saying. PRETTY narrow-minded to assume the lady didn't care..she called someone to pick his drunk ass up didn't she?

[@karenc4544]

Yes, that is an extremely atypical reaction. I think most people would be frantic, I know I would. It is possible that she knew or suspected why this was happening and felt that she would suffer a similar fate unless she just went along. Maybe the reason for the call was “Do you want to end up like this? Then be careful.” Edit: Although I will say personally I don’t think she really cared. She seemed more interested in trying to convince police to think he’s still alive(!)

[@krazykuz13cmc]

Some people gotta go to work in the morning fuck that noise.

[@eonianomega]

and we're still glossing over the fact that someone wrote a letter and more or less told them how/where his body would be found.

[@slayer-22]

Yeah, there's the dude above you who's saying 'it sounds like a manic episode' and there's a god damn letter explaining everything. Tf kinda manic episode he having where he sends letters detailing where his body was found after he was dead??

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@slayer-22where’s your information about this? Lionel Messi prob had something to do with this

[@colenewaltersmusicandother9330]

@@luisa.barrueta1822 the athlete?

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@colenewaltersmusicandother9330 yes sir, the one who won the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar with Argentina 🇦🇷 who played in FC Barcelona in La Liga, the greatest of all time had something to do with Henry McCabe’s disappearance and voicemail

[@JASON2399.]

@@luisa.barrueta1822sthu

[@Bebecat477]

So you get dropped off at some random gas station away from your home with no vehicle and without your wallet? This whole thing stinks. Some friends this poor guy had.

[@laurenurban3942]

It sounds exactly like a person dry heaving….I know that sound. It’s an awful sound…..having the dry heaves is an awful feeling.

[@S1aughtahyou]

10:38 dry heaving? Are you fkn kidding me?

[@dm44444]

Phone apparently making calls from the lake for 3 days and a witness reporting the body's whereabouts aside, one guy not remembering where he dropped off his very-drunk friend and another guy having the very-drunk missing friend's wallet (with two contradictory stories about how he got it) are just very suspect. I understand that they never had enough evidence to do anything, but saying there wasn't foul play is just frustrating.

[@marhawkman303]

yeah, certainly sound like it probably was foul-play of some kind.

[@hunterwise9412]

Absolutely!!!!

[@reyannawynters1800]

And his wife's behavior

[@snakeplissken3825]

They did it.

[@localman7017]

I actually think the guy who said he dropped him off wasn’t lying. The story he told was completely plausible and the only thing that was wrong was the location of the gas station. Plus he got home that night not too long afterwards. Wallet guy, though, I’m not that sure about.

[@ElveeKaye]

This is the ONLY time I've ever heard the entire story! If he was involved in Liberian politics, and planned to run for president of that country, it's very likely he became the enemy of people with a lot of power and influence who wanted him silenced. I think we'll never know the full story.

[@sisterhoney61]

That voicemail is absolutely chilling. Henry's screaming at the end is something that will not leave me anytime soon.

[@rainbowseeker5930]

It's a horrified man that realizes he is being forced to die by drowning and those are his final moments of his life... Tremendous.

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@rainbowseeker5930 but do you think Messi was responsible for this? I mean he won the World Cup so he could’ve done something to Henry

[@rainbowseeker5930]

@@luisa.barrueta1822 - Of course not...What has Messi got to do with this affair ?

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@rainbowseeker5930 cuz he was in Minnesota at this time when Barcelona was on tour in USA

[@perinnial9149]

@@luisa.barrueta1822why would a soccer player be the cause of a random dude's disappearance

[@labullo79]

I like how in this channel we always get more info than with other creators, and how you're always trying to get the big picture and not steering the story into the "spooky" side, for more views.

[@jokesonyou1373]

He does it so sissys like you can sleep with your lights off

[@ripwednesdayadams]

If you like this channel you should definitely check out the following channels (if you haven’t already); JCS Criminal Psychology, That Chapter, Nexpo, dreading (crime and psychology), Barely Sociable & Slightly Sociable, Lemmino, EmpLemon, Cadaber, Criminally Listed, and some MrBallen videos. I’m missing a few channels that I can’t remember off the top of my head but these are all amazing.

[@jokesonyou1373]

@@ripwednesdayadams do you get out much?

[@SmSm-bv7fs]

@@jokesonyou1373 lol ..right

[@MrOuija-rr8kq]

Yeah seriously. Too many KZbinrs are shameless.

[@RaphL707]

This is the most informative video I have seen on Henry McCabe. First time hearing the full audio recording as well. Thanks for putting this together.

[@CJ-je4hd]

This guy has very impressive research skills and standards!

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@CJ-je4hd but do you think Lionel Messi had something to do with this

[@lizinthisworld]

As a Minnesotan who lives not far from Mounds View, I’m very surprised I hadn’t heard about this case until a couple of years ago! While I’m no audio expert, during the voicemail, I thought I heard, “It’s so dark! Help me!” and other calls for help.

[@vondahartsock-oneil3343]

I heard the "Help Me" also....

[@HDgaming519]

honestly i thought the same thing it sounds like a very scared guy who called the first person he could think for help his wife and didnt get any so he hung up and some of it sounds like someone throwing up which he was extreamly drunk so he deffinently got lost what happend after that call nobody knows because his phone continued making calls 3 days after that voicemail when it finally went off for good thats when i assume he went into the lake wheather he was the one making those calls dont know but if it was someone else they kept his body for 3 days used his phone for 3 days then dumped his body with his phone in his pocket and then the note makes sence he wanted the body found was probably trying to send a message or it was somebody who found the body and didnt want to report it in person there is lots of things it could of been it also kinda sounds like sombody fiddling to escape someone kinda sounds like a light banding or tapping and then u can deffiently hear another person in the background talking kinda sounds more calm if u really listen to it carefully and doesnt sound like his wife sounds like another guy and much quieter but idk thats just what i hear i dont really trust what i hear tho because i also hear him say im gay at some point

[@germaine_smith]

At the end I thought I heard “Where’s the money”

[@nanyabyzness3234]

I remember the day it happened. Near me.

[@tacosalad5825]

@@HDgaming519did he said the bac was .053? That’s not extremely intoxicated. That’s legal to drive

[@tripical]

I hear "Leave me alone" in a very agonizing but yet exhausted, as if he was having a hard time getting getting the words together

[@colleendeis928]

Hmm that’s odd. Jonathan claims that Henry had William drop him off at the gas station because Henry didn’t want William to know his address. But when William was questioned he stated he was at Henry’s house before they went to the club. Someone isn’t being honest

[@Katinahat293]

Right!! This is all bs. The cops aren’t putting pieces together and the sister knows something.

[@marquisdelafayette1929]

Exactly my first thought. The investigators don’t seem like they are actually doing anything. The fact he’s not on surveillance and claimed he didn’t take him home because Henry didn’t wanna give his address? WTF. Plus that voicemail… they obviously know something and I hope someone who’s competent takes over the investigation.

[@nickkerr5714]

It's gay sex

[@larrydirtybird]

That voicemail freaked me out so much that I couldn’t finish listening to it and had to put the video on mute. And I’m not somebody who gets freaked out easily. It was bloodcurdling, listening to that. My God.

[@TonyRead31]

I’m not gonna lie that audio clip absolutely terrified me while I was washing up in the middle of the night.

[@serendipidus8482]

Sounds like a pocket dial of a drunk being a twat to me.i would have gone back asleep too. Drunk people do stuoid things for pranks or just be making weird noises and accidentally ring you.

[@indigoxpapi]

@@serendipidus8482🤡

[@montanaelkwhisperer1744]

This is one of a handful of the "missing" stories that gives me goosebumps up the back of my neck every time i watch it.

[@Jaker2123]

Same!!!!!!

[@JamieLedweather]

It seems like some weird, kinky gay shit gone a'foul

[@helengold9098]

My cat woke up & was so troubled looking for where the screams were coming from..voicemail is bone chilling!!

[@MCP920]

My dog just did too! Why would the anonymous letter say he’s dead by a lake, but she was scared, then he’s ultimately found dead at the lake.

[@txmetalhead82xk]

I think he was changing into something…not human.

[@sari_sukari3956]

@@txmetalhead82xk?

[@m.t.426]

Sounded like a lion to me.

[@trybebill7865]

wow. the information you have on this is unbelievable. never heard any of these details before. nice work, sir.

[@GoddesssAphrodite]

Amazing how the short version of the voice message seems demonic but the longer version seems like someone being intoxicated and very sick.. great work

[@smallmevt]

To me, it sounds like someone being Tortured

[@yourkarma8331]

@@alanwatts8239the call was made before whatever was going on started, which is why its a voicemail and not an actual call. As if he made the call, she didn't answer but he didn't actually hang up the phone, just put the phone in his pocket. Which is why the sound is so muffled and we can't clearly hear the words and why the phone was found in his pocket when he was found. He called her while conversation was still taken place, maybe he sensed danger.....she didn't answer, the person saw him put the phone in his pocket. It soon turned into screaming with some talking still being done.

[@lightokamii]

@@yourkarma8331 thats exactly what i was thinkin, if so shit makes me even more uneasy

[@Trollamollex]

It could have been like he was having an episode or something. Like a seizure or something.

[@InTheBleakMidwinter666]

Thats not the voice of someone enjoying themselfs not even close....... This is proof some crazy wack shit going on out there and its very likey paranormal and possibly alien, this thing gets in your head so u go where it wants you to snatch yo ass up, maybe into others heads too, crazy guys watch yo backs......

[@StephInOttawa]

This sounds a lot like a manic episode. I had an uncle who, in his 30s, had his first bipolar/manic episode, he ran dozens of blocks down to the St. Lawrence River, took all his clothes off, and then he jumped in the river and started swimming to the US-- and it's not a tiny river.. by the time he got near the middle of the river, he was exhausted and the only reason he survived is because a man in a boat nightfishing saw this naked man in the middle of this giant river and pulled him into his boat. If he hadn't survived, he would've gone missing from bed in the middle of the night, and nobody would've known what had happened to him. Sometimes it's not anything unusual or paranormal, sometimes it's just mental illness.

[@bossdon1514]

Negative

[@EricB90]

Gay uncle

[@bossdon1514]

Lol son that comment is idk 😂😂😂😂

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

That actually sounds like a rather good explanation. My thought was that the voicemail sounds like someone who is completely wasted and returns to monke. So he might've been with someone, they talked a bit and decided to pull a prank by calling someone and scream like crazy. And the number that was called over those 3 days might've been a contact from whoever he was with.

[@TheTruelakersfan]

@@bossdon1514positive

[@Ephesians5-14]

My husband's cell phone got busted and whenever he had me on speaker phone, it sounded just like this except without all the yelling. As soon as I heard it from my husband's phone I immediately thought "wow it sounds like the Henry McCabe voicemail". I wonder if his cell was smashed and randomly calling different numbers. I saw an episode of a true crime show where a priest had been murdered and his phone smashed, but the smashing caused it to start randomly calling his contacts list. It sounds like someone is speaking in a foreign language and Perhaps torturing someone. But we will probably never know.

[@cuttlefishagain]

This did cross my mind, too. Maybe it's just really weird due to something with the physics of the phone microphone and what it is/isn't picking up. It legit sounds like some guy who is gagged being tortured by someone else. But, what if it's just broken phone weird muffling and he was actually singing or kidding around or something. I don't know. it's weird though, the anonymous note saying she saw the "burial" in the water though...

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@cuttlefishagain but do you think Lionel Messi had something to do with this

[@cuttlefishagain]

@@luisa.barrueta1822 huh? sorry if I'm missing an obvious joke or something. If not, it's been a while since I've listened to this whole case and I am hesitant to do so again because the voicemail legit disturbed me

[@Runningthesteadyrace]

I’ve been kinda hardened to be spooked or disturbed by a lot of cases but this one never fails to get to me. It’s truly horrific and truly a highly disturbing case all around. Your coverage of this case was awesome! Keep up the amazing work presenting these cases!

[@achach228]

I was not prepared for how disturbing that voicemail would be

[@russiqndoll]

i wasn’t either . i heard five seconds and i refuse to listen to any more . i hope this man found peace wherever he is now . whatever happened to him was purely and simply evil

[@issh1n]

@@russiqndollthat definitely wasn’t him getting tortured or anything. he almost certainly just had a psychotic break or was in some delirious state and was just making random noises on calls. don’t be so sad about it.

[@jevinday]

​@@issh1nyeah it sounded like he was psychotic and/or sick. Still terrifying though!

[@shaftomite007]

​@@issh1ndon't be so sure, i think it sounded EXACTLY like he was being tortured, maybe by electric shock or something. And then a different voice saying something about "brain damage" or something. Weird and gross.

[@cheriallen2092]

@@issh1n It is still very very sad, even if it was a psychotic break.

[@Sl33PY3Y3Z97]

That woman and his buddies know more than they're letting on.

[@MrWest-ph5yg]

Yup.

[@txmetalhead82xk]

I think so. Those two men definitely know more.

[@dmreddragon6]

If it was a political hit, or they suspect that it was, they're probably to afraid to say to much.

[@wrangelinhabitant161]

This Voicemail is just horrific...It was really gruesome to hear it...

[@michelle3583]

Yes I'm out in the woods right now camping alone and listened to it believe me it definitely ramps up the creepiness factor by 💯🤣🤣 js.

[@Zephyrion__]

@@michelle3583 🤨

[@jegr3398]

@@michelle3583 geez, what a place to listen to it 😳

[@jegr3398]

@@michelle3583 I've camped alone several times, it's not my favorite thing to do, stay safe.

[@michelle3583]

@@jegr3398 Right lol usually I can listen to horror stuff out there and it doesn't bother me to bad but midway through that voice-mail I knew I F'd up🤣🤣🤣

[@howlingwind1937]

In part of the tape, it sounded like he was asking for help, he sounded like he was being tortured.

[@bjorntheviking6039]

Why would Henry just get into William's car for a ride if he didn't trust him enough to give him his home address? Henry didn't know William that well and it seems like he had reasons to be cautious. That doesn't make sense to me.

[@Jaker2123]

Ya seems odd … and if he was ‘high or THAT drunk to make all sorts of noises or whatever others said, how would he coherent enough to think of that? I know if I was THAT messed up I wouldn’t think of this.

[@robynperdieu3434]

It's only the wallet-takers word. It's highly suspect that he has the wallet.

[@penny8579]

EVERYBODY isn't telling the truth

[@SlanderFails]

I've only heard the short version of the voicemail before this video, which sounded beastly and anomalous. After listening to the entire audio, this sounds like someone getting incredibly ill (like from drinking or drugs) Thank you for playing the whole audio. This gives eerie but more context to this mystery.

[@marhawkman303]

it sort of makes sense if the guy was trying to call his wife to pick him up, but started puking and had that get recorded as the voicemail.

[@dondada6602]

It was an alien hybrid bobcat that was growling

[@Huskasin]

@@dondada6602 Not the alien hybrid Bobcat bro 😟

[@markus7166]

Sounds like a drunk idiot making stupid noises to me 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@dondada6602]

@@Huskasin Ikr terrifying 😦

[@maximoo79]

Thank you for uploading this. It is the first time I have heard the voicemail in full and it sounds more terrifying than the original sound bite.

[@am2023]

Bro i seriously miss your videos as always good to have you back

[@yhwhtlc9217]

That phone number that was called 24 times, I am retired from the phone company....the telecom owner of that number could easily check account history going back 3 years time frame to see who it was assigned to....

[@CJ-je4hd]

What if it was a burner phone?

[@yhwhtlc9217]

@@CJ-je4hd it still can be traced back to somewhere.....such as the store it was bought at...and be traced through cell towers calling pinging to find the phone location.....you can't hide anymore with the technology that is available.....

[@mikerivers7559]

Dude, the police report SHOWS who the phone number belonged to! Why did no one try to find this Bledsoe woman in Texas?

[@JK-gm6kk]

​@@mikerivers7559 could not be enough info on its own

[@Fido-vm9zi]

24 times? Interesting.

[@karenc4544]

I don’t know about most of it, but at the end he is repeatedly screaming “help.” There is also a line I thought said “I am not going [unintelligible] I’m here…” that scream is pain and terror. Someone dealing with prolonged, excruciating pain. And/or their head being submerged in water. The last is definitely him screaming help repeatedly. I believe he is talking to someone who is there with him, maybe more than one. Interesting that Henry’s father was poisoned and murdered by the Liberian government. I think it’s possible that the club thing was a setup to lure him into an abduction scenario. He didn’t ask to be dropped off at that gas station. They got him very drunk and took him there as a precursor to kidnapping. From the phone usage, it looks like he’d been held for a period. Whether he was alive all that time is a different question. The stories of the people around Henry that night have huge discrepancies (or lies). Whatever the plot was, his wife knows a lot more about it. She admits withholding evidence from police. If I got a call like that from my husband, I’d be frantic and hysterical, not “tired and going to bed”. Unless I knew exactly what happened and didn’t (or couldn’t) have a problem with it. Or orchestrated it. I think her mistake was making the call, not realizing the voicemail could record it. It sounds for all the world like she is on the phone while he is abducted or shortly after. My feeling is everyone involved with this knows at least why if not how. Many of them might be unwilling accomplices who felt they had no choice to do what they did. Feels very strongly like an assassination. But they will never talk, because would you? You might end up like Henry.

[@BeautifulDove-i7u]

The wife paid those men to murder him

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Seems like a lot of diversion with information. I agree Henry was possibly held after video being dropped off at station. But if that's true, how would they know to drop Henry off so close to that gas station area? So his wife must be friends with the people he was with?

[@tjm8128]

I don’t know how but this channel always gets way more information then any other channels reporting on the same subjects. He really does his work. He should have a lot more subs.

[@shantithomas6890]

It's so sad to hear how much agony is in his voice in his final moments

[@SadieMeadors]

Rofl I can’t hear anything but random sounds

[@xepturate]

@@SadieMeadors troll

[@CALIREIGN-ks3mv]

@@SadieMeadorsif that’s all you heard, you need a hearing aid.

[@tarantulamadness6191]

@@SadieMeadors Sounds like violent puking to me.

[@leonardsmith2170]

I would just like to say that the excellent sketches that accompany your narrative are first-rate and add another dimension to the story. I subscribed after the first video that I watched. Outstanding.

[@didimean]

I can't tell you how many times I have seen this case covered, and this was the first time hearing the extended phone call. Did not even know there was one. This is the best reporting of his death I have heard yet.

[@saintmalady7380]

So proud you put another one out, been a minute!! Superb content!

[@MutedGrowl]

Finally!

[@Jane-gx2qz]

This sound like someone is being tortured. This is extreme pain and suffering. It sounds like two voices on the tape. This is just horrible.

[@livewithnick]

If his phone was making calls 3 days after he went missing and his phone was found on his body it would seem logical to assume he didn’t die the night he was dropped off at the gas station but might have been kidnapped and killed later….🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bjorntheviking6039]

Yeah, how was that phone making calls from a corpse's pocket in a lake? Doesn't add up.

[@marcoaureliofernandezreyes1413]

Yeah, I'm thinking about the theory of some plan to kill him. Probably their relatives were (not necessary involved) but, under threat about not to disclose anything. McCabe's search for money/return to Liberia might be an excuse for play His debts or something related to His background). The VIP place should be investigated...

[@peachTplum]

@@bjorntheviking6039 Because he was still alive during those three days and ended up dead in the lake after that point?

[@redarrowhead2]

It’s unlikely foul play was involved. Kidnapped and then killed all would have shown on his body. 100%. You can’t simply kidnap and restrain and then murder a grown 32 year old man with no sign of this lmao. The main explanation is that he walked 30 minutes (as indicated by the timeline) completely wasted and fell into the lake and died there. It’s highly unlikely anything else happened tbh

[@livewithnick]

@@redarrowhead2 not necessarily. A lot of evidence is lost or covered up by sitting in the water for several days. It’s not hard to drowned a person that is severely impaired from alcohol. You wouldn’t even necessarily have to kidnap them if he knew his killers/s.

[@Shastavalleyoutdoorsman]

Man I can't wait to see how deep you go into this one this is a weird one. Over the years less and less of that phone call has become available.

[@golem550]

This is probably the most infuriating unsolved case I've ever seen. It's unbelievable that police were unwilling to investigate. Literally everything points to this being a murder.

[@annabellelee4535]

Nothing points to murder and everything points to alcohol related hallucinations.

[@golem550]

@@annabellelee4535 You have to be joking. You mean the hallucinations that people who drink rocket fuel get? We watched the same video -- what led you to this conclusion?

[@golem550]

@@annabellelee4535 You have to be joking. We watched the same video -- what led you to that conclusion?

[@annabellelee4535]

@@golem550 There were no other noises except for the drunken babbling of Mccabe. He was suffering from alcohol psychosis. Most people who have worked in hospitals or treatment centers have seen this type of thing happen. It's not mysterious, it's common with alcoholics especially binge drinkers.

[@golem550]

@@annabellelee4535 But he's said to be speaking another language, not word salad. And how does that hypothesis explain any of the other inconsistencies? Like the fact that his phone was active in the following days, or the letters written to the police, or the state of his decomposition, or the international politicking he was apparently caught up in? You must agree that all of this comes together to at least warrant further investigation.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

People don’t scream like that because they accidentally fell into a lake. Something happened to Henry. Something sinister.

[@MintyLime703]

If you've ever been extremely wasted you'd know the sounds he's making are of no surprise at all. Some people get REALLY vocal when they've drank a lot and I've definitely made some of the same noises for the fun of it whenever I was drunk and alone.

[@Lopfff]

I scream, out of existential despair, pretty much constantly, whether I’m in a lake or not

[@marcusgray2799]

I agree. That voice-mail scared me and I sleep like a baby listening to creepypasta and Dr creepen

[@handikappad]

@@Lopfff Same bro it's getting worse

[@Lopfff]

@@handikappad Right?

[@kavannahlight5378]

I find it interesting that you have covered several Minneapolis area mysteries. This one really is creepy and that call was downright bone chilling to hear. It sounds like there were several involved, including the wife that had to get some rest after hearing that call. The cops could easily find out who owned the number dialed for 3 days after the death!! Give it to a KZbinr and you'd have your main suspect identified. Really love your excellent research, narration, and artwork. You are the best!!

[@kenosabi]

Wisconsin has a ton of bizarre "accidental drowning" cases.

[@aprilshorty4094]

Maybe it was a throw away phone 🤔 I guess we'll never know

[@kavannahlight5378]

@@aprilshorty4094 They found his cell phone....in his pocket when they recovered the body. Kinda makes me think he was alive for at least 3 days before his death.

[@doctorthirteen5499]

The last thing I would want to do after a call like that is sleep. Holy shit.

[@aprilshorty4094]

@@kavannahlight5378 I'm talking about the phone that he was calling if the number was no longer working and they couldn't find out who belong to it could have been a throw away phone. This is a strange case because the fact that his phone was being used up to 3 days later and was in his pocket is a mystery 🤔 🤷‍♀️

[@Jesoterica_Medium]

I believe that this was intentionally orchestrated by Henry's wife, and William, with the possible involvement of others, as well. It seems that Henry was deliberately encouraged, by those accompanying him at the club, to reach an intoxicated state, as part of a premeditated plan to execute his murder in the following hours. In spite of his wife's statement, where she expressed that Henry had not given William his address, I believe the more likely scenario to have been that Henry had, indeed, given William his address, and that he had been under the impression that William would be dropping him off at his apartment, that night, but according to this premeditated plan, William, instead, dropped him off at the gas station, as to ensure his innocence would be validated via the video evidence, captured by the surveillance cameras, depicting Henry being dropped off, alone; however, rather than actually leaving Henry at the gas station and returning home, perhaps once Henry began walking, William, then, followed him down the road, to a remote area near the lake, before making direct contact with him again, and initiating some form of attack on him, that would ensue in the absence of any further surveillance cameras, or bystanders, who could come forward as potential witnesses. The 3 way call, resulting in the disturbing voice-mail, was likely made to Henry's wife, during the attack, not by Henry, himself, but rather, by the assailant, to provide validation to Henry's wife that the deed was being/had been done. This would explain how, and why she was, simply, able to go to sleep, following something that would have otherwise been so profoundly shocking and distressing. Furthermore, her involvement in the premeditation and orchestration of this murder, seems to be reflected, at least, in part, by how she hadn't even been the first person to report her husband missing, to authorities. Only after a close, long-term friend of Henry had reported his disappearance to police, did his wife follow suit, which, in my opinion, is a very strange piece of this puzzle, and a red flag, that has failed to garner much attention, or criticism. It seems very plausible that the same person who used Henry's phone to contact his wife, during the attack, would have also been the same person who continued to use the phone for 3 days, following his disappearance. As a writer of novels, which focus, specifically, on themes of death and darkness, it also seems quite plausible that Henry's wife could have also been responsible for composing the letter, which arrived at the police station, effectively disclosing precise details of the murder, and the whereabouts of the body, in a somewhat strange, and poetic manner, shortly following his disappearance. It seems quite clear that this was a planned murder, that had been collaborated upon by a number of individuals, with Henry's wife as the ringleader. I can't help, but wonder though, why the woman, whose phone number had been called 24 times, throughout the 3 days following Henry's disappearance, hadn't been more thoroughly investigated by authorities. It was stated, that the phone number was no longer in service, and could not be traced, yet this is not so. In fact, the documents, pertaining to this case, clearly mention the number having been linked to a woman, with the last name, I believe, of Bledsoe, from Houston, Texas, and it is quite possible that she could hold valuable information regarding this case. It certainly seems like the facts are all there, with substantial means of attaining evidence to support them, if only the authorities would invest a bit more effort in connecting all the dots, and better analyzing the information, regarding those involved. It is likely that there would be surveillance footage, capable of, either, substantiating, or denying William's claim of heading home, after dropping Henry off at the gas station. I presume, he did not actually go home, but rather, just skillfully, and deliberately set the scene in a manner that would speak to his innocence, on some level. It's truly tragic that these people are getting away with, what is obviously, a cold, and calculated homicide.😑

[@lgarla23]

Wow very thorough!! If this comment was 1year ago instead of 1day it would for sure have been a top comment. Very good synopsis coincides to my take on the case as well.

[@Lookup33]

Yep this is top comment material…makes sense. I just stumbled across this vid I really haven’t looked into it. Any thoughts as to what the motive would be? It’s funny, I recently watched the Nancy Brophy trial footage and when asked why she told ppl she was a suspect in her husbands death she said “it’s always the wife”.

[@agranero6]

Don't you think was the first thing the police thought? The weirdest part is if Henry was talking to his wife why we don't hear her on the recording. I would be screaming and asking what was happening, Ok makes sense she called Timothy and so we only have the recording from that moment on, but after the call was cut I would call back for hours before giving up. Did she called him back? No and that is a big red flag, also are the contradictions in her declarations about the call. Your history makes sense! But is just that a history, investigations are not based in what you concoct in your mind as fit as they may seem but in raw facts and proofs. Even a fiction character from the 19th century as Sherlock Holmes said that you never take conclusions without explicit reasons. Police would never take a case like that to the prosecutor, there is no proof that was not circumstantial. Yes his wife seems less worried than Timothy, didn't said anything on the call. But WHY? Henry didn't seem like a particularly rich man, he was having trouble at work. A divorce would so simple and probably would bring benefits to her. Why to kill him? I only am certain that Timothy and Johnathan have nothing to do with anything. But if William wanted to drop Henry at the gas station for an alibi why not make it in a place where he was sure it would be filmed, like entering the gas station? Yes he left him on the other gas station, but if he wanted to be seen why not to sate the correct gas station? It much more straightforward to be mistaken (and probably also drunk what he would not admit to the police). No injuries on the body at all? Those are some questions any law student would make defending them on a trial and this is far beyond reasonable doubt.

[@ahewENT]

yea maybe william acted like he had to take a piss, then lead him to the woods to the lake

[@iceman00behave]

And yet the coroner said there was no evidence of an attack?

[@nickcrawford4953]

Easily my favorite missing persons channel. VERY well researched, I always look forward to your videos. I wish you uploaded more frequently!! But I guess long wait times between videos is the price we pay for such quality content. Keep doing this.

[@Nothingmore146]

At 10:19, I can’t see how that is just him, it clearly sounds like two different people.

[@jeepinspence]

Ive no idea what’s bring said in voicemail, but its quite disconcerting not only to me but it seemed to upset my two tomcats. One was asleep on my lap and the other was asleep in adjacent room. He came into the room and sniffed my phone and the one asleep woke and was visibly upset. This made the strange audio all the more strange. The audio seems to have an animalistic tone to it. What a strange case.

[@bloodyneptune]

Mine didn't react, but I'm fairly certain he's a demon so Im sure it just reminded him of home

[@vialogan]

Several commenter's said similar things about their pets. Very interesting.

[@txmetalhead82xk]

As wild as it seems, I think he was in the act of changing. Demon possession? I wonder if he had a history with the occult?

[@dudeinc6291]

​@@txmetalhead82xk here is what I think ... He stumbled into the woods, and saw something he wasn't supposed to see. This was, otherworldly. Next, if you Listen at the 10:36 mark, and slow to 0.25, between each scream interval (in pain from torture) you will hear two clicking sounds. Those are clicks from the mouth of whatever this animal is. The torture being done is mechanical and electrical in nature. Not a taser! These leave marks, this is another type of technology. I believe, he is not drowning, but rather, SUSPENDED, MID AIR, while being electrically tortured. The language you hear is not human, however a stop it can be heard. I believe the stop it, is from the being which is MOCKING him, like it's playing with him. This is clearly Demonic or alien type animal and yes I can hear a language, but is certainly not human.

[@alienornot]

@@bloodyneptune :D :D :D

[@patsysolatzzo2962]

10:52 he says “ I don’t know what’s wrong” before we hear screaming and the phone ends…

[@Dravianpn02]

I remember the "stop it" part of the audio. Still surprised that hasn't came back out by now.

[@detectivewiggles]

i did closed captioning professionally for 6 years. I have superhuman hearing. I can understand the most difficult of accents. The voicemail is 100% unintelligible to me.

[@agoogolofgeese]

Some years ago, I applied to a few transcription positions via Appen and partially went through the training process. You do indeed have superhuman powers. I could barely begin to understand half of the clips given to me. Granted, I should have known better since I have to have captions on the TV to understand someone from the same state as me lol. Found out later on that I have ADHD and the oft-related auditory processing disorder. So yeah, thank you for your service. I’d be lost without people like you!

[@thing_under_the_stairs]

@@agoogolofgeese I feel your pain! I've got the bizarre sensory pairing of hyperacute hearing thanks to ASD, and mild auditory processing disorder, courtesy of ADHD. I hear a *LOT* but very little of it makes sense... except song lyrics, for some reason! I can always pick those out.

[@thiscommentwillbedeletedso5211]

Closed caption are not done by humans so why lie

[@LaughingblueSu]

Yes, the voice-mail sounds like farm animals in a barn.

[@vialogan]

Very cool experience you have!

[@melodywilliams9124]

I find it hard to believe that Henry handed that guy his wallet because he owed him for his birthday. It's especially more untrue, IMO, because in his first version he claimed to have Henry's wallet because Henry was drunk and didn't want him buying more alcohol.

[@lesliekendall5668]

I also thought Jonathan said the first time that he knew Henry got a ride with William and then later said he didn't know when Henry left. And yeah, as if anyone hands anyone their wallet.

[@JET7C0]

Also, who would drop off a friend alone at a gas station without their wallet at 2 AM, even if they were worried about that? In Minnesota, you can't buy any alcohol, anywhere after 2 AM, anyway, and all bars close at that same time, and Henry wouldn't have been able to buy anything (like food or water or whatever else) for himself, or get a cab home, and so on. Even if he was being 100% honest about that first story, that's a terrible idea and not helping your friend out at all.

[@ShiftaelV2]

Why would a dude just hand his wallet to another dude anyway that's really weird.

[@stephengreene1856]

I'm glad you covered this,I gave up on some other channels while trying to get past all the paranormal,monster attack,blah blah blah... None were doing much homework or digging around trying to be objective and get to the truth of what might have happened. Excellent video

[@pinebarrenpatriot8289]

Henry says "leave me alone" several times. 😶

[@Owen-dc5jk]

I couldn't hear that but if he said it then believe he's saying this to himself, ie. to voices in his head. I believe he's having some kind of schizophrenic episode.

[@SharonStoner.]

Also "pleeease" "Oh my god,noooooo" "Please bro" ​@@Owen-dc5jk

[@manes1986]

Such a bizarre but fascinating case. The audio is chilling whatever is happening in the background. So glad you are back!

[@Avavalentine115]

I'm always excited to see you've uploaded a video. Keep doing you brother!

[@m.c.b.2022]

10:50 it's really eerie at this point in the voicemail it sounds like somebody's desperate plea for help. I swear I can hear him " screaming help somebody help me"

[@Twin-Nick]

It sounds like he's in the back struggling and there's a second and third guy talking to eachother. I think he was possibly murdered. The message is him in the back screaming for his life. Truly chilling to listen to.

[@crystalpride5041]

Yes you can hear somebody talking in the background.

[@prince-solomon]

It's not clear what we are hearing. It could be all him. If experienced police investigators didn't find out, we won't.

[@yourkarma8331]

@@prince-solomon Police may have found out, doesn't mean they are going to tell us all they know. And it doesn't take a rocket scientist to hear that there is coherent sentences being spoken in the middle of screams....Maybe your ears cant hear it. Most claim the police are lazy, are drop the ball with a lot of investigations, until it fits what we want a scenario to be....then it's the police is all knowing, incapable of missing things or getting it wrong ever.

[@bubz4196]

this is what it sounds like to me. Or at least one guy talking to him as he is gagged

[@aubreyshelton3217]

@@prince-solomon maybe the police did.... I'm certain they know a lot more than we do.... Or have their suspicions

[@pecfree]

Love the drawings. The best

[@EonWil]

If he died that night how did he have his cell phone in his pocket but that number called the unknown numbers days later?? This makes no sense. Glad u mentioned that at the end of the video while I was typing this

[@01379]

I'm also wondering if the phone was checked for fingerprints, dirt, etc.

[@lelaniadiniakos49]

I can say this is the first very detailed information on this case. I have heard it a handful of other places and never the whole phone message. This is a person terrified!! Something horrible happened to Henry! No trama on body is weird? Someone or something terrified him to scream to give me chills!! Thanks for more information! Great job!

[@Jaker2123]

I remember the first time I heard this I couldn’t sleep lol it’s creepy AF … but one person who covers it, I can’t remember who, but you can hear another voice … Good job on getting the full VM!

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

It was Jake Paul or Vince McMagma from WWE 😂😂😂😂😂😂 that noise that’s coming from Henry

[@scarlett8782]

police: "no evidence of foul play" evidence: a 2 minute long voicemail from the victim screaming at the top of their lungs and saying "stop it" and "help"

[@Uhohlisa]

That’s not what’s happening though.

[@bullmonkey675]

It sounds a lot like someone drunk getting abducted into a vehicle, very unwilling.

[@annabellelee4535]

But he's obviously alone because you hear nothing of another person or any kind of physical altercation. He is drunk out of his skull.

[@annabellelee4535]

@@bullmonkey675 But there is no sound whatsoever of another human being, any kind of physical fight, or of a car engine, door, etc.

[@scarlett8782]

@@annabellelee4535 how many times have you gotten drunk and screamed "stop it" and "help" all alone into a voicemail... just saying. drunk doesn't equal schizophrenic

[@MrEurypterid]

Very much appreciate the unsensational but detailed insights into these very sad cases. The artwork is remarkable. Thank you.

[@LemThurdy420]

Thank you for the new vid your the best, really looking forward to watching this tonight after work.

[@am2023]

Same!

[@cameronboycefan4L]

When I heard that voicemail . I automatically got chills down my spine and I was literally covered in goosebumps 😨😰😰😨

[@ShannonsJourney]

I can't help but notice how amazing the artist is in these drawings...so much so that it is taking my focus off of the story...now I need to rewind to restart the story. Lol

[@neartheplumtree]

it's actually the author of these videos drawing them, he's truly good at everything he does lol

[@lorimiller4301]

Wow, fantastic job.

[@markus7166]

Lmao they couldn’t draw a face to save their life 🤦🏼‍♂️😂😂

[@neartheplumtree]

@@markus7166 you clearly don't understand how art works and what it takes to create it. oh but you have numerous Trump and Shapiro compilations on your channel so im assuming you don't understand a lot of things.

[@markus7166]

@@neartheplumtree I guarantee I understand most things a lot better than you do 🤡😂

[@ldawg7117]

I love seeing this channel grow! Think you had no more than like 1k followers and 2 videos when I found your channel.. here's hoping it will grow to 400k soon. Deserves millions.

[@complexpixel5297]

I've listened to this voicemail so many times on so many different channels and I still just can't even IMAGINE what is going on in it. It is honestly one of the scariest things I've ever heard

[@Fuhrious]

Would love to hear you do Cullen Finnerty if you haven't already. Similar but terrifying. NFL player chased while on a boat and makes phone calls begging for help. Found dead under weird circumstances, his phone ping/body traveled over rough terrain faster than humanly possible. Medical explanation doesn't fit. Almost like he was frightened to death.

[@bucksorel6805]

Thanks man I think I have heard about it but will check for videos oh the case it does seem very strange !

[@benjantzen8910]

Whoa!

[@ThickDickJohnson]

So he was in a vehicle being driven over rough terrain...

[@Fuhrious]

@@ThickDickJohnson thick as in impenetrable. Unless it was a bulldozer, and even then we are talking moving over swamp, I doubt it.

[@ThickDickJohnson]

@@Fuhrious ahh swamp you say. Okay that makes more sense. Just curious, do you remember the speed? You said faster than humanly possible. Did you mean faster than humanly possible for the conditions he was in or like mach 24?

[@lukeguido4470]

Excellent job reporting the facts. It is certainly more information and in a cleaner format than I have seen or heard thus far.

[@Webzterr]

Not often I regret listening to something at bedtime as the voicemail in this case😮😨

[@bigheezee]

The deeper sounding grunting sounded like someone vomiting.

[@brookiebrooke2091]

I'd like to also say that I am very impressed w/your content. The amount of information, your time, accompanied w/ amazing artwork, backed up w/ a wealth of documented proof is far superior than most channels that create this type of content. ♥️

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Thank you! Excellent info!

[@lukaskywalker7791]

Bout dang time we get another one! Yet to watch, just had to say yours is only 1 of 4 channels I have notifications on for. respect, brotha

[@Luka-DanteGodofMischief]

Love what ya did with your username bro

[@tiffanyrichards3254]

We heard someone say please stop

[@LathropLdST]

Really? Goes to show what people can achieve just by cleaning their ears...

[@TayJay-c5c]

@@LathropLdST😂😂😂😂

[@smontone]

This was terrifying. You did a great job with the video. It’s a strange and convoluted case and the voicemail really steals the attention away from the rest of the facts. I can see how that would be the focus of the coverage but you clearly took the time to lay it out and help us see the bigger picture. It’s still a mystery but I feel like I understand the important parts and not just the clickbait

[@shanefonseca6618]

This is just my theory from this whole ordeal, but I believe the wife and both friends are in on this. I believe the wife was having an affair with one of the men (probably the one who dropped him off) and the other friend either helped or wasn’t there. Wife played along by not answering the voicemail and ignoring the calls snd “going back to sleep.” This isn’t an accident. It can’t be.

[@johnlenz420]

also she had his gps tracking on his ass so she knew where he was at all times

[@matthiasthulman4058]

She's a writer too,. Writes about paranormal murders and such. Spooky eh

[@donyielleaveni]

Sounds like, you were hearing this man's last words, and the crime as well,of him being murdered

[@wendys390]

My hat's off to you for getting the entire voicemail. This is the first time I heard the whole thing. It makes my blood run cold.

[@leequinn2733]

There are many unanswered questions in this man's death but because it was ruled accidental death no one is looking into the matter. And the family isn't seeking any answers either. Is it just my imagination or are there ALOT of strange disappearances/deaths all seemingly unrelated but possibly connected in some way not yet revealed in Minnesota?? What's up with Minnesota?? Someone should do a video of all the strange drowning deaths and other deaths with odd circumstances that occurred in this state. It's just creepy!! Stay safe everyone.

[@marhawkman303]

yeah, if the number he called so many tiems was his "side-girl"... then things come into focus. this reads like a whodunnit, but with no connection between leads.

[@antoinesilva1527]

Even possibilities of a political murder (probably a lower chance, but dictators would do anything to retain power).

[@levitargaryen317]

The spouse is always the first suspect they get all that figured out at the beginning. It's literally rthemfirst person they investigate. If he had any of the the police already know and knew about it. Hasn't been released

[@quinncyzinc1957]

Minnesota is a big state so that’s probably why it seems that way. It’s very close to Canada as well so you got people from the states as well as Canada in there so that’s even more people constantly in and out.

[@scottjustscott3730]

You may be the only KZbinr that covers these cases that has any integrity at all.

[@capricornmadjai6556]

It sounds like he’s throwing up violently

[@kerri6615]

I find that phone call to be extremely creepy. it literally sounds like he was getting attached by something demonic. this whole case is just crazy.

[@LondonBrazilianDancers]

Tortured

[@julianmitchell5776]

Yeah the demonic growling

[@thisisnotatestthisistheend]

​@Red Glass Sky Belly Dancers Samba Dancers Caribbean Dancers yep these ppl are naive

[@santabarbara15]

A new video!! Its been a while but it’s great you’re putting thought and energy into your stories. Thanks for uploading, keep em’ coming.

[@Dannyshort1003]

Absolutely amazing work here. I never forgot this case. I listened to the full voicemail for the first time a few days ago. From what I can make out, Henry is being tortured/drowned by someone. At one point I am sure I can hear someone say “Breathe in the water, breathe in all you got”. as Henry screams and gurgles, i can hear someone repeatedly say “Breathe!”. Towards the end someone says something along the lines of “You hear those gunshots?, that’s because you’re a bad man.” Then Henry sounds like he is pleading and screaming “Help me please, Stop It, Please, No, Please!”Absolutely horrific to hear. Obviously, what I’m hearing may not be correct….The voicemail is tough to make out. I suspect Henry’s death will remain a mystery. As stated in this brilliant video, there are unfortunately many missing pieces of information to this case.

[@pablowentscobar]

Best "Break down" of this case I've seen. Really amazing how much time and effort you put into your research. It's shocking to see how above and beyond you go compared to others, great work.

[@trashq.basket2718]

Wow, I am so incredibly impressed yet again with your investigative and reporting work! Your skill in disseminating the relevant information bit by bit in a way that’s cohesive, logical and largely chronological is perfect. I’m so appreciative of your time and efforts on these projects. Not saying this lightly, but you’re work on this channel impresses me most out of any of the creators with similar focus. Sir, your videos are so much more precisely detailed and densely packed with verifiable/documented facts and details and none of the “fluff” than that of any other channel. Thanks, again!

[@froginprogress8510]

The sound of the voicemail reminds me of the time I stupidly listened to an audio of someone being waterboarded...

[@steamedhamlet]

They drop him off at the gas station so that he can be seen on camera as being alone, but then follow him until he reaches a secluded point to attack... The thing is very few people know about the nature of posessions and the darkness within the world of politics.

[@schoolwork232]

Truly! The world is indeed so evil!

[@Edis12121]

Poltics i agree but possesions?? Bro cmon

[@jkm6112]

Almost ALL politicians are involved in the occult and black magic.

[@RailroadPro]

Fantastic investigation as usual. That voicemail is downright terrifying. I agree with most of the comments here regarding the number being dialed days after disappearing. To me this sounds like a major key to solving this. Again great work!

[@robynperdieu3434]

He sounded like he was being tortured. I couldn't listen to all of it.

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

@@robynperdieu3434 was he tortured by Joe Rogan and Billie Eilish of the WWE? ESPN?

[@n_l8433]

His wife is a writer, and she wrote strange mystical horror books some years before her husband's disappearance. "Lord of Death", "Angel of Death", "Choices" with a death figure on the covers. The books about a dark figure coming to people in the night for their soul. So strange, given what happened to her husband...

[@πατριχορ]

No way. I'm pretty sure she's the suspect in this

[@larklarkannon9989]

She could have had intuition that death was looming around someone she loved without really being aware that it was premonition type stuff. My boyfriend died in his sleep beside me and the 2wks before that he was singing church hymns, talking about life after death and more. Out of character stuff almost like he knew 'something' was about to happen

[@lennarthagen3638]

@@larklarkannon9989 what

[@conniekaye5633]

Could be possible.Another woman wrote a book about coping with her husband's death.Turns out she killed him

[@matthiasthulman4058]

​@lennarthagen3638 lol right? Wtf