The Peculiar Death of Peter Gibbs

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In December 1975, a light aircraft took off from a hotel in the west of Scotland, on a recreational flight. It did not return, and when evidence was eventually uncovered about the loss of both the plane and its pilot, there were more questions than answers. This week, we try to unravel the complexities surrounding the peculiar death of Peter Gibbs.
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[@BedtimeStoriesChannel]

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[@Nightmare-cu4by]

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[@alexcrane6705]

You should do one on the disappearance and mysterious death of Edgar Allan Poe the man who created the horror genre that it started with the death of the perfume lady then her fiancé leaving a crypto’s suicide note to Poe disappearing for three days that no one knows what happened to him but when they found him he was wearing clothing that wasn’t his he kept mumbling the words tell him it’s Reynolds but no one knew who he was referring to and before dying he held the doctor and said may the lord have mercy on my poor soul and died

[@SRC267]

When will these episodes be available for download?

[@russiabear4044]

It works

[@magicvampirelver1321]

@@Nightmare-cu4by Same!😁lol

[@skyfly3555]

It's been touched on by a few commentators already, but knowledge of the Cessna 150 might help demystify this puzzle. I'm a licensed pilot who regularly flies a Cessna 172 (4 seater) and am very familiar with the 150, 152 and 172 series aircraft. The Cessna 150 is a small, 2 seater aircraft with limited allowance for weight. First thing to know is that Private Pilots do not fly with Parachutes, there's no room to wear them in Single Engine Cockpits and no point in trying to put them on the case of an emergency. We rely on our experience and training to save our lives in the case of an emergency. So the parachute is no factor in this story likely enough. Gibbs main mistake here was flying with expired currency (Pilot license's don't expire, at least not in US), at night, and under the severe influence of alcohol. Night time flying is NOTORIOUS for causing one of the biggest killers of pilots, disorientation. Its what killed JFK Jr and he was stone cold sober. At night the sky, sea, and ground all merge and if you can't see the stars or moon, its even easier to lose your bearings. Here's what I think happened. Gibbs took off but, due to the influence of alcohol quickly lost his way and didn't know wear he was in relation to the air field. He likely got to a point where he felt he needed to bail out over water. So he set a level, low altitude flight over what he thought was water but was in fact land and jumped. The prop blast from the engine would have, 100% slammed the door shut behind him (I have personally experienced trying to open a door in flight and its very hard), and upon slamming the "latch" that "locks" in place (horizontal door handle) would have easily slid back into the locked position. (Again, something I've seen many times in 172's). Then the plane would have continued flying straight, slowly descending, until it hit ocean, causing all the damage that was seen upon its discovery..... Just my personal thoughts on the matter, though it definitely is a puzzling and unusual case.

[@simonsimon325]

That sounds very far-fetched. More likely there was a bigfoot hiding in the plane when he took off. Once in the air, it telepathically summoned its UFO and abducted Gibbs. A grey alien took over the little plane and flew it into the sea. Just before it crashed into the sea, it teleported back to the UFO and spent the next 4 months gang probing Gibbs with the bigfoot and some other aliens. They then dumped him in a tree.

[@eyegnieesllA]

This is almost certainly what happened.

[@billalumni7760]

A very well thought and most probable theory on what happened.

[@juancervantes4085]

@skyfly3555 There is no knowledge like experience!

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

A good explanation for why he and the wreckage were so far away. But does hit a snag with the condition of his body. Hitting a tree at even 30 mph, let alone anything higher, would do more than scratch his leg. Not to mention the lack of decay from a body apparently sat up in a tree for 4 months. So while I wouldn't be surprised if your explanation is how he got outside of the plane and why it was so far away from him, I think something else was involved.

[@Techformative557]

The fact that the body was in a tree in such good condition after 4 months without any internal or external injuries is just something that cannot be ignored

[@ruddigerburns9051]

Plus ive flown a Cessna 150. There is no way someone could hide in it. They are very small and the plane would be uncontrollable if someone was hidden in the tail. Damn near impossible to open door in flight. The airflow prevents the door from opening wide. Definitely a mystery.

[@diogeneslantern18]

But it wasn't in good condition. It was so decomposed that the only thing holding together were his clothes.

[@americankulak2294]

He wasn't "in a tree", he was found ON a downed tree. Big difference.

[@jordanalandry1866]

It wasn't in a tree it was on a hill he'd been walking down and it was heavily decomposed consistent with 4 months of exposure to the elements, but was uninjured, cause of death was exposure

[@Dirtydetective]

It wasn't in good condition, it wasn't 'up in a tree' as the drawing shows, it was laying across a downed latch tree and the police had to remove one branch, and finally his body was only held together by the clothes he was wearing. Even the coroner said he was walking downhill, but that's left out of the narration, he's stating false facts saying it had very little signs of decay, it was totally decayed if only the clothes are holding it together, he also says he was 'traveling' downhill, as in he could've been dropped out of the plane, why say it like that instead of he was 'walking'? Because it sounds more mysterious. And mystery sells.

[@Lymborium]

It was a glitch. He clipped through the plane.

[@1950sFordGuy]

😂

[@Undrave]

BETHESADA!! DAMN YOU!!!

[@dasjuudenfire]

It just works. - Our lord and savior, Todd Howard

[@idaho6533]

It's not a bug, it's a feature

[@werecatpodguski]

Jokes about the dead are not funny even if you mean well

[@arjentromp12]

The quality of the drawings is increasing every other video, it really is amazing and deserves loads of praise. it is incredible that every week you guy improve upon the last video while the last video seemed impossible to top. It is like you are trying really hard to hit your skill ceiling in a house with no roof.

[@Keirnoth]

It beats seeing stock footage and pictures used for sure.

[@nancyjones6780]

I agree! It's so atmospheric!

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

It was the German conductor - he waited twenty years and threw him into a tree in Scotland.

[@jrneal1220]

Karajan was Austrian. But then, German was his native tongue. I suspect some of the dispute with Gibbs arose from K's membership in the Nazi party, the nature of which has always been up for dispute (true belief or opportunism). A number of classical musicians who stayed in Germany and Austria, including Karajan and his arch-rival Wilhelm Furtwangler (who saw the younger Karajan as a threat), had to undergo de-Nazification procedures in order to perform again after the war.

[@Giantwaspface]

Those Germans aren't all smiles and sunshine...

[@kyoku1982]

@Disco Sucks How can anyone who comes from the land of chocolate be mean?

[@francisdrake6622]

@@kyoku1982 Ask Willy Wonka...or Agustus Gloop...oh wait you can't.

[@angelatheriault8855]

Jason Neal What are de-Natzification procedures?

[@grapeshot]

Seems like this Gibbs had a way about him that rubbed people the wrong way.

[@reesedaniel5835]

Sounds like he was a classic overt narcissist.

[@Undrave]

And then they rubbed him out as a result?

[@ElvenAngel]

Lots of old soldiers are like this. It's difficult for them to intergrate into peace time society again and many of them have a victor's complex; they think because they fought in a war, it gives them the right to behave however they want and they often sling around the fact that they "did their duty" and that they "fought the enemy for your worthless skin!" in order to bully people. My father does it quite often. I've had to live with it and quite frankly, it's make me a little resistant and very resentful of this.

[@doctoroctopus2620]

JadedPandaGirl Shut up nerd

[@CuteDwarf11]

@@ElvenAngel My father was also like that in addition to being a control freak, although he never fought in any war. My mother didn't see that side of him until it was too late, thanks to his Jekyll and Hyde personality, so I pretty much get how you feel.

[@IvanOoze1990]

Gibbs not only pissed off people, he also pissed off the aliens.

[@Cuban20]

😆 👽

[@stuartd9741]

You might be on to something there. Perhaps the aliens scooped up Gibbons Realised what a grumpy sh** he was then discarded the body...🙃🤫🤯🛩️⬇️

[@nicholasszabo5954]

Gibbs not only pissed off aliens, but the laws of physics as well

[@bioLarzen]

... or, given his BAC, maybe rather pissed ON them ;)

[@MomiVel2xBilyonaryangMini]

Aliens: Yare yare daze

[@TheICE1024]

Imagine surviving the war as a decorated combat pilot, only to end up like this :/

[@spartancanuck]

There's a lot of unpleasant things that happen to veterans...

[@gokublack5620]

@@spartancanuck like a lot suffer from PTSD and a lot are also homeless 😥

[@jamesb.9155]

One of the most decorated soldier of WWII, Audie Murphy, died at 45 in the crash of a small plane in 1971.

[@b-bopeddie1290]

TheICE1024

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[@Cybjon]

The force of the wind speed will secure the doors shut, like when you slam a car door shut. They don't "lock" as the video says; they'd only be locked when on the ground, never in flight, as you have to open them if you need to bail out. His body was in a tree in the far north of Scotland in the middle of winter. The freezing cold temperatures would have kept him preserved. The body was only found because the tree collapsed. The search teams would have been looking for him on ground level, not upward. Incidentally, given that he was very drunk when he took toe Cessna up in the first place, the only mystery, really, is why anyone thought it was going to end well. He probably took the plane up and either failed to secure his seat belt and didn't shut the door properly and fell out, or parachuted out due to some problem (real or, most likely imagined) and landed in the tree. If he did have a parachute on, he may have unbuckled it and it got carried away on the wind, in which case it might have been carried hundreds of miles. In any case, caught in the branches of the tree and unable to work himself loose, he died of exposure.

[@reesedaniel5835]

But how did both plane doors remain locked?

[@unapologetic3674]

Ok thank you that makes sense😊

[@ABW941]

I wonder how high up the plane was when he, as you assume, fell out of it? He ended up in a tree but he died of exposure without showing more than one scar and no broken bones. If he used a parachute I wonder how he was able to get rid of it while being trapped in a tree from which he could not escape?

[@ontario360vr5]

ALL aircraft have a locking mechanism on the entry/exit doors so I dont know what you're talking about

[@watchdog304]

Why can''t people remain civil in Bedtime Stories comment sections? It is like they come to the comment section every Sunday to let out their frustrations from the week before. Just enjoy the entertainment value. No one needs the smarter than thou's trying to argue and tell others why they are wrong for thinking what they choose about the subject matter every time a video is posted. If it is so important to you that you just can't control youself then start your own channel and try to debunk everything there.

[@viridisxiv766]

"mr gibbs!" "aye captain?"

[@LordFoxxyFoxington]

Where has the rum gone?

[@dukerrr]

"what bodes ill for Jack Sparrow bodes ill for us all"

[@calebroberts08]

@@LordFoxxyFoxington I always thought it was "why is the rum gone?"

[@JaleelBeig]

**Slap on the face** "Take everything you can." "Give nothing back."

[@Natedawg38]

Finally! CAST US OFF THOSE LINES!

[@YearsOfLeadPoisoning]

Air pressure will close a Cessna's doors if they're opened in flight. Also, a 150 is stable enough to fly on it's own until running out of gas.

[@filmandfirearms]

I doubt that's unique to Cessnas in any way. At speeds necessary for flight, particularly with much less efficient 1960s aero, anything not bolted in place is almost guaranteed to fly

[@Cybjon]

@Brett Hazelton The force of the wind speed will secure the doors shut, like when you slam a car door shut. They don't "lock" as the video says; they'd only be locked when on the ground, never in flight, as you have to open them if you need to bail out. His body was in a tree in the far north of Scotland in the middle of winter. The freezing cold temperatures would have kept him preserved. The body was only found because the tree collapsed. The search teams would have been looking for him on ground level, not upward. Incidentally, given that he was very drunk when he took toe Cessna up in the first place, the only mystery, really, is why anyone thought it was going to end well. He probably took the plane up and either failed to secure his seat belt and didn't shut the door properly and fell out, or parachuted out due to some problem (real or, most likely imagined) and landed in the tree. If he did have a parachute on, he may have unbuckled it and it got carried away on the wind, in which case it might have been carried hundreds of miles. In any case, caught in the branches of the tree and unable to work himself loose, he died of exposure.

[@daledillard3281]

@baselinebaz the doors may not have really been locked. Information often gets changed or confused with these things. We'll never know for sure but the most likely explanation is that he bailed.

[@spartancanuck]

Pathologist's report stated that his remains were consistent with having been there for four months.

[@YearsOfLeadPoisoning]

@@filmandfirearms There's nothing unique about a 150's door, but the locking mechanism Cessna uses is hilariously bad. I've accidentally unlocked a door in flight probably a dozen times. It's just a handle you push down.

[@Avalon_1991]

You should do one about Admiral Byrd who said he flew through a hole in the ice at the North Pole and found a civilisation under the ground. He was dragged in by a tractor beam.

[@lavish_1717]

Jon Crowe It might get this channel banned

[@robacdc1977]

@@ciran22 I don’t know if you ever found the information, but there used to be an old Longine’s Chronograph film from the early 50s where Admiral Byrd talks a bit about his experiences in the Antarctic. Hard to find though

[@Jase1nthepLace]

*South pole

[@ontario360vr5]

This is one of the best, most underrated channels on KZbin. The stories, the art, the narration...simply perfect. How much does it cost to sponsor an entire episode?

[@ikitclaw3299]

I have removed my pants in order to avoid having them scared off me

[@lusus999]

😂

[@SG-xy6hf]

Will also stop you from shitting them!

[@DustWarden]

Pants-free living _is_ all the rage these days.

[@davidandres4846]

@@DustWarden my fiancé said the same thing earlier with this coronavirus lol

[@francisdrake6622]

@TigEr D. My dachshund sees my wang all the time. Doesn't scare her... I should not have said that. For lots of reasons.

[@mesmer3780]

"Death by exposure" is code for "we found this person's body in the middle of nowhere under deeply unsettling circumstances that make no sense and there's no real physical reason they should be dead, so we're just going to say they died of being outside for a really long time and sweep it all under the rug."

[@yagenrokornegay]

I literally use these as bedtime stories as a 30 yr old man

[@sarahdunican8137]

Haha me too and I am a 51 year old woman 👵

[@heikkijhautanen4576]

Same here and Im 38 :/

[@frankschmidt5932]

Me too and Iam 61 😂🙈

[@aseem2985]

23 but yeah...same. 😅

[@frankschmidt5932]

@@aseem2985 every evening I pick one one of the Storys, after Smoking something funny , later in Bed I often miss the End .😜😂😂😂😂🙈

[@alanmoss3603]

Couple of notes about this. A Cessna is a tiny cramped airplane and it would be impossible to hide in one and not be noticed during or after take off! Also parachutes are rarely worn for normal light aircraft flights - only for aerobatics. Jumping from one into a tree would have caused major injuries!

[@ladyreverie7027]

Have you ever considered doing the mysterious death of Yuri Gagarin, first man in space? There's a lot of conspiracy theories about it.

[@YGS26480]

That would be nice. I was named after him. And no I aint a commie.

[@cernanwinterfox85]

@@YGS26480 that's exactly what a commie WOULD say though.

[@lavish_1717]

Cernan WinterFox What would a nonCommie say ?

[@kameron1290]

According to Alexei Leonov, while the foggy condition did contribute to the crash he stated that there was another plane in the area. The plane, a supersonic interceptor named Su-15, was flying too low and too fast causing the MiG-15 used by Gagarin and his flight instructor to suffer severe turbulence and entered the fatal spin that ended up killing them.

[@lucasreeserlarkin8996]

Laura Athena - I very much agree.

[@KirstyCampbell22]

The Great Mull Air Mystery... its certainly VERY bizarre...

[@avalonpark1574]

Kirsty Skye hey, Kirsty love your channel. Just listening all this week. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@465marko]

Definitely one to.... "mull" over! Oh, stop it! No, YOU stop it....! Get out o' here with that....

[@francispitts9440]

I love your channel. Do you know if anyone has covered the Great Mull Air Mystery? Also do you have a second channel or a twin sister? Thanks again :)

[@KEVMAN7987]

I almost thought this was called the peculiar death of Peter Gabriel. The obvious answer is that Phil Collins did it.

[@honeybadgerstudios21]

This is the only right comment

[@jamesb.9155]

Barak Obama . . .

[@JKSSubstandard]

Strangely enough, his wounds were not consistent with those caused by a sledgehammer

[@465marko]

I thought Gibbs was one of the BeeGees.....!!

[@HalfLifeExpert1]

That's a bizzare one. I'm honestly leading a little bit in the direction of the paranormal, due to the length of time before his body was found and the condition it was found in. I can believe the aircraft traveling pilotless for 20 miles, as things like that have happened (Look up the the July 1989 MiG-23 incident), but Gibbs' body being found in a searched area 4 months later with little signs of decay is too damn strange for me. And bailing out of any aircraft going any real speed without a parachute seems to me like it should cause a bit more bodily damage than just a cut on his leg........

[@WildMorgan]

Has a Missing 411 vibe...

[@Geister7]

@@WildMorgan I was thinking that exact thing! It just boggles the mind

[@EphemeralProductions]

WTFMate?: indeed it does. It has many "marks" of 411 on it.

[@Southfrancewineseller]

well i get your point man, but there was a story of ww2 bomber crewman who fell down from like 32 000 feet and survived, suffering just minor injuries , it also might be the case where drunk people survive fallin from height more often than sober ones . That is my theory

[@A_Calm_Dragon]

I recommend looking up Juliane Koepcke.

[@suedavenport7793]

Oh, I love Sunday nights. Warm, cosy and a Bedtime Story. Very strange this week. Thought provoking with just a frisson of chill up and down the spine. Delicious! Just love this channel! Thank you for all your hard work during the week to bring these to us.

[@markduranjr32]

This is lock down gold guys!! Thank you for keeping us entertained!!

[@markduranjr32]

Reese Daniel ya I guess that air craft carrier full of sailors who got sick were all full of shit. 🙄 Go wave your little flag somewhere else man. I was just trying to pay these guys a compliment

[@IndianYouThoober90]

@@reesedaniel5835 hoax virus?? You are on high drugs

[@IndianYouThoober90]

@@markduranjr32 pray this lockdown is temporary.

[@MandyMan24]

I love how each Sunday night, I get to end the week settling into bed with the latest Bedtime Stories’ story! For future videos, can I request the Order of Nine Angles, Dulce Base/underground lizard people, Sawney Bean and the Toronto Tunnel.

[@DizzyDarko666]

I second the Sawney Bean story. I live near Girvan where he was meant to be.

[@tripdiz1341]

@Alex what?! I live in Toronto Canada . Are you requesting 3 different stories? or are all those related to “the Toronto tunnel”?

[@MandyMan24]

Yee Liu all separate.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Since you're in Canada how about the Highway of Tears? Or what happened to Madison Scott?

[@jamesfracasse8178]

Technically speaking Sundays always start off the new week Not End It.

[@tomoliver4756]

Another amazing story. Can you please cover the Lost Colony of Roanoke?

[@tomoliver4756]

@Friendly Neighbourhood Sun Wheel Yeah, it's one of my favourite mysteries.

[@stephaniemorrissey5114]

Another high-quality, well-researched video with fantastic illustrations and excellent narration. This channel just keeps getting better and better. The time and effort that clearly go into each episode does not go unnoticed. You guys are amazing.

[@rosiev.445]

Your videos are what I look forward to on Sunday’s.

[@Geister7]

This is incredibly weird, I feel like there's no other explanation besides paranormal. The fact his body somehow hadn't been found in four months and that it was in such good shape just defies logic

[@SuperDiablo101]

While Gibbs bailed out before hitting the water the Aircraft's doors may have been locked shut due to the impact into the sea AFTER he bailed out this part makes sense however the part of with his body being perfectly preserved is like you said...defying all logic

[@EphemeralProductions]

Almost sounds like a Missing 411 disappearance

[@sarkolas]

@@EphemeralProductions the hell yeah, definitely

[@guilenator]

There's always other explainations since paranormal is b.s. like people lying or exaggerating.

[@margaretrusso9282]

The facts of this case about Norman Peter Gibbs can be found in David Paulides’ Missing 411 LAW: Land, Air, Water (2018), pages 199-202.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

This has all the elements of a missing 411 case. Aside from it involving a plane.

[@iii2stackz4iiifuccaoppwese66]

I was thinking the same exact thing the weather and his body being were they previously looked for him man all that stuff is a trip definitely since knowing about missing 411 I am alot more careful when I go out in the wild and national parks and alot of other places I don't go alone and definitely pack at least a backpack with food water and basic things for survival knife with Flint water proof matches etc etc small first aid kid just in case anything does go down you never now but since reading some of the books and also seeing both movies yea no it trips me out hahaha

[@ChaoticBattleCamel]

Exactly what I was thinking as well, deteriorating weather conditions, location of the body in an area previously searched, no signs of major struggle or animal predation. It’s like a classic 411 case.

[@flugenegu7777]

Glad someone else thought so.

[@jamesearlcash7725]

This guy gets it

[@Xzana13]

Glad I'm not the only one who was immediately reminded of 411 parameters. Very weird case, this one.

[@Furball2k]

Love this channel! I learned to fly in a Cessna 150, the door has a handle like a car door but it does not lock like a car door. If you pull the handle, even in flight, the door will open. Since the pilot was intoxicated I wonder if he simply fell out. If the door wasn't properly secured and if he wasn't wearing a seatbelt it's very possible. It's also very possible for the door to slam shut due to the wind speed and for the aircraft to continue flying if the air was calm and it's attitude was stable. I cant imagine surving a fall like that only to die in a tree. Just like in a automobile, Don't Drink and Fly kidos!

[@Magumbo58]

so he fell out of the plane onto a tree and yet had no injuries??

[@nightwingnum1226]

Sounds a lot like the deaths covered in the missing 411 books and movies.

[@marhawkman303]

that's because missing 411 is basically a grab bag of everything.

[@marhawkman303]

@Robot Zombie Missing 411 is a book series about unsolved disappearances. It includes everything from people who were never seen again to people who got lost and couldn't properly explain where they got lost too. Oh and lots and lots of deaths where the cause of death is uncertain. This is why I say "grab bag of everything" since the only common link I know of is that people died in the wilderness.

[@nefarioussentiment7756]

Love listening to you narrate, such a soothing voice

[@tomthumb2062]

Fascinating, keep safe everyone, much love from the UK ❤️🙏🏻

[@Mariobacuno528estupido]

I'm getting hooked on this channel. Awesome narration, audio and visuals (the sketches look fantastic!). I can see that you are really putting a lot of effort on your contents and the results are amazing! Kinda weird but aside from feeling creepy i feel relaxed as well while listening :)

[@StrongandStable17]

Keep up the amazing work man!! I can't stop watching your videos.

[@jasc1893]

This has become my favorite channel. Great stories, illustrations, and narration. Perfect for late night

[@jaimegreene9557]

I really love how you guys thoroughly research your stories and give all the facts that unearth, without any outright prejudice

[@scottygilmer691]

Always excited to see a new episode. You guys always do great work. Thanks!

[@silphibuka225]

Great upload, reminds me of DB Cooper

[@jadengarcia5086]

How did u ......nvm

[@kyles9320]

Wouldn't mind them doing a DB Cooper episode

[@michaelbelcher8805]

Kyle S but how are you gonna top Unsolved’s episode

[@alejandroredpine]

How did you... Oh.... Nvm

[@Aaron-ym4bf]

I know right. Both scenarios had an airplane. :/

[@Chrisfragger1]

Never Clicked so fast! Best narrator on any of these creepy, mysterious, paranormal type videos.

[@keplerarmando3073]

I always save these episodes for night time.

[@Gandalf914]

Awesome! Can you do a video on the disappearance of the Roman 9th Legion in Scotland?

[@Nyctophora]

I would love to see this one!

[@guilenator]

They were left there, my ancestors from Scotland were from Rome.

[@suedavenport7793]

You’ll find the beloved Legio IX Hispana in what is now the Balkan States LONG after the debacle on Hadrians Wall. I investigated the Legion for my Masters Thesis and since I’m now a PhD, it must have been acceptable and I must have put forward arguments that have the Legion alive and well in at least 161 CE, long after they were thought to have been “wiped out”. Love the Legio Nona Hispana. Great legion!

[@anon2427]

David J I second this, it’d be a great change of pace

[@plannedobsolescence2167]

They didn't disappear, they were integrated.

[@MountainHomeJerrel]

Thank you for another brilliant video! I could watch your videos back to back for hours. The art quality and story telling has really become increasingly more beautiful the longer you work on this channel.

[@saralorenze1781]

Where is this weeks video??? I’ve watched everything on this channel and it’s one of my favorites I’ve been waiting for the new one and nothing 😭😭😭💔💔💔

[@nekoprincess7489]

Thanks for all the awesome content you deliver Bedtime Stories! You've been spoiling us with all the uploads the last few weeks. lol Hope you're doing well in these times 💜

[@voobooguru3046]

Gibbs seemed like a person who pissed off/wronged a lot of people. Some of those people could have been powerful, or knew powerful people. People who would have no problem killing him, and getting rid of his aircraft.

[@francisdrake6622]

Heluva way to off someone. It would be easier (and safer) to stalk him and kill him on a dark street than hiding in his fucking airplane or staging some elaborate crash.

[@biggabi2165]

WhyName WhyName yes but then the police would know he was murdered. Its better to stage an elaborate crash than to risk getting caught.

[@CeaselessSlinky]

gibbs had dirt on hillary clinton

[@Silly_Illidan]

Doesn't how they knew that Gibbs will undoubtedly try a late night ride....no one would hide jnside or near a aircraft if they were expecting their target to only appear in the morning

[@francisdrake6622]

@@biggabi2165 There are many, many ways to murder someone without getting caught *evil smile*

[@jorgetoloza269]

The illustration keeps getting better and better..thank u, keep more videos coming, please.

[@kittykatbat]

Whatever issues you may ever have with posting I'm POSITIVE that I speak for all of us followers, we understand when you need to take time for your stories. They are well worth the wait. The awesome quality of your content speaks for itself. My husband and I listen every night before bed. Even if it's an older episode. You guys are a PERFECT combination of audio visual storytelling. And I hope you are recognized accordingly. We will listen as long as you post, thank you!

[@cococooley2589]

When you release a new vid I get excited like a child

[@MJ-fj9yv]

We all do!

[@warheadsteel7]

Thanks for uploading these great videos during these times. I really enjoy listening to these right before bed.

[@undagmichael]

Happy to see the boost of views and subscribers in this channel but more enjoyable is that the channel updated video upload once again,I already finished all the episodes

[@desto16]

Love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🔥

[@thepenofhope4094]

mullah josh jamani wow

[@Vicente_1738]

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[@essen00cat]

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[@joevalley7591]

Aaaaahhh, I wait so long for these videos. I love the way they make my spine tingle and hair stand on end.

[@pennsylvanianrrfoamer]

The best way to a Sunday night is watching a new upload from Bedtime Stories.

[@blueshiftrobs]

Awesome artwork & great narrative as always Bedtime crew. Ok this one is a mind bender ! Quite disturbing.

[@KatTheScribe]

One of my favorite mysteries, one of my favorite channels 🖤🖤🖤 thanks guys, for another great video!

[@krisquigley4497]

Oh how I love the narrator's voice!

[@juliantaylor6661]

Great Story. I think he fell out of the plane (being drunk) and landed in the tree, with the plane continuing on its way and crashing near Oban. The cold Scottish Winter could have slowed his decomposition.

[@FirstFallSnow]

How would he have gotten out of the cockpit without unlocking the doors though?

[@zeusathena26]

Great job again! Another creepy mystery. Thank you guys.

[@shaunwilliams1917]

Loving the more frequent uploads!

[@Noob0perator]

If there’s one thing I look forward to, it’s a new video from you guys! Tremendous as per usual, thanks Bedtime stories!

[@prashsmurdermap]

Wonderful artwork and so well narrated. I'd heard of this story before and the many theories but thank you for sharing your rendition of it, colorfully brought to life through your story telling and stylish art

[@MissSweeTSmarT1983]

Yessssss!!!!!!!!!!! I love when you upload!!!!!!!!!!!! Omg thank you so so so much!!!!!! I needed this so bad !!!!! Your my favorite!!!!!

[@myinfinity309]

I really, really enjoy your stories. I look forward to every new narration. Keep up the excellent work!

[@teknicianmuzik]

Wow over 400k subs! Congratulations guys. When I first found this channel it was at a little over 100k and video updates seemed to take months. Great push. Props to your artist I remember his birthday portrait. Love and positivity to you all.

[@antonkovalenko364]

Wow! 454k, and speedily headed to 500k! Well deserved for one of the best channels on KZbin.

[@guysmiley515]

Outstanding!!You guys come up with some of the most compelling material.Great . production as always. Hope all is well thanks for what you do. all your hard work is much appreciated👍☠️

[@shadowdesmond]

Again another awesome video. Keep them coming :)

[@jack-kun381]

Just wanted to say that I absolutely love your videos, the theme and topics are always top notch!

[@combatwombat2134]

Another great video, though a few points I'd like to state: Few signs of decay? Steve Punt, during a podcast on the mystery on the BBC, stated (which was taken from police reports and the final pathologist report) that the body was "only held together by the clothes he was wearing". It had been four months, he was skeletal. The police report, pathologist report and the initial and second statement and request from MacKinnon all state he was skeletal. You also didn't mention the discovery of a second aircraft wreckage, one significantly closer to Oban. It's not conclusive it's a Cessna, instead being noted as a "small aircraft", but the aircraft is missing a wing. Your artist drew a Cessna with one wing instead, which seems to be info from both wreckages, given the crash you talk about was a Cessna but was missing both wings and the one I brought up isn't confirmed to be a Cessna but is only missing one wing.

[@theshape3988]

Great upload guys! I enjoyed the ending of it

[@Potionette81]

Jolly good show as always, chaps! 9:19 that reminds me of 'Lord of the Flies'.

[@vishyandypurandat6208]

I always enjoy these stories, but the artwork and keen pronunciation of the words are always the catch. Like how you pronounced "H"

[@67marlins81]

Thank you gentlemen once again for an succinct, honest and balanced recounting of the event. I find your final summary explanation reasonable, except it's so difficult to understand how the man's body was so well preserved- did a coroner ever speculate on day of death? Sorry if I missed this detail. Just a few moments into your presentation, I too thought of poor Mr. Valentich. Excellent work as always, thank you for making this frustrating and unprecedented time of isolation and caution more intellectually stimulating and tolerable. Greetings from the Colonies, Massachusetts.

[@erika_itsumi5141]

these just keep getting better and better ^^

[@yuppy1967]

Wow, always a great story before going to sleep! Thank you! 👏

[@janjoedicke2507]

Great Video as always keep up the great work guys and stay healthy

[@francisdrake6622]

Always the best part of my Sundays.

[@stopasking8139]

Excellent! Always enjoyable!

[@rnurcielago]

I am LOVING all these uploads

[@Dylan-mb5pu]

hey thanks for making these videos they're really cool

[@rrg991981]

Great story but bummed that it turned out to be a rerun. Your weekly videos are the highlight of my week

[@wyattsailors]

The transition around 6:58 was really cool and clever. It'd be cool to see more stuff like that

[@5amH45lam]

I don't understand the connection between the mystery and the incident with the orchestra's conductor, other than it being an occurance in Gibbs' life?

[@Bewmbshakalaka]

I was just waiting for the next video to start at the end and I had gotten used to the silence so the whispered "bedtime stories" scared me SO MUCH

[@bubbag9838]

Amazing content thanks!!!

[@luas7529]

always cool to see a new upload so new that nobody else has finished the video yet

[@Akhenton786]

Great work on such a peculiar case. Scotland is such a beautiful country.

[@AllyCatmeow]

Lockdown has been amazing thanks to Bedtime Stories!!!

[@DirtyBoySingToGod]

Hi guys. I'm not one for spooks and UFOs and the suchlike, i'll admit upfront. I'm always concluding for myself the "scientific" explanations. BUT, i freaking love your channel. Your videos are excellent. A really top quality channel regardless of what I personally think about the stories themselves. I love your presentation and you actually do give all kinds of possible explanations, rather than just plumping for paranormal stuff. I especially love the true crime/mysterious deaths/disappearances videos. You guys do an excellent job. Long may it continue !

[@AndyBonesSynthPro]

Love the artwork. Especially the cool 3/4 side profile of the Spitfire mid flight ✈️

[@AlphaLegionTacticoolShitposts]

Just want to say that this is my all time favourite channel

[@Centristlol]

Last time I was this early, Zigmund Adamski was still alive

[@AConjuredLoser]

Great video as always, guys! I stumbled across your channel this past year and I love the stories you manage to find that I never heard of, and I love that! I did stumble on one story I think you may enjoy, the Pennsylvania Rain Man/Possession of Don Decker. Its a fascinating story and would make a great film if it got enough attention. Hope you have time to look into it sometime Keep up the great work and stay safe out there

[@kciN1221]

Thank you Bedtime Stories

[@Cap-tf9nz]

love this channel... go bedtime stories another bomb!!..

[@BCRivers]

Please do the story of the Flatwoods Monster. That's one of the best cryptids out there.

[@ssokolow]

Funny you should mention Flatwoods. It's probably the *least* credible for me after watching TREY the Explainer's videos on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3acoXh4er-earM kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKW1hqmqrqaAhck (Be sure to watch both. The second is very short and points out a very important correction a fan of his sent in which *massively* increases the credibility of his proposed explanation.)

[@EphemeralProductions]

B.C. Rivers I keep thinking they have already done a video on that. You may want to check.

[@BCRivers]

@@EphemeralProductions I've checked everywhere, but I don't see it. Please let me know if you come across it.

[@johnweber4029]

I enjoyed this one ! I believe that you got quite a mystery there. A pretty intriguing story 😎

[@khaley37781]

Double Kudos, to you and the artist !