The Strange Disappearance That Baffled an Entire Country

[@MissingVoidTV]

I'll bet most haven't heard about this disappearance. It's a weird one with a lot of different ways to look at it. What do you think happened to Nining?

[@Overstand100]

This was new to me, and I'm a big fan of mysterious disappearance videos. Not a fan that it happens, but a fan of hearing it solved, or not. Awesome one bro👍🏽

[@meredithgrubb4497]

This one is new to me for sure. Thanku Adam!!!

[@MissingVoidTV]

@@meredithgrubb4497 Most welcome!

[@MissingVoidTV]

@@Overstand100 Thank you! Glad you enjoyed

[@littleredwitch]

Only Nining would know.

[@Pushing_Pixels]

It reminds me more of an American woman who went missing in New York for something like 3 weeks, but was eventually found alive, floating in the river. She didn't know what had happened to her, with her last memory being leaving the house the day she went missing. There was footage of her going into stores in the city during this time, but she didn't remember any of it. In the end, the doctors diagnosed her as having experienced a dissociative fugue, meaning for 3 weeks she didn't know who she was, while her body just walked around on autopilot. She ended up having another episode several years later and possibly one last one when she disappeared for good during a hurricane. It still wouldn't explain how Nining survived getting pulled out to sea, or where she was for 18 months. I think that's longer than most fugues last. But the mention of her acting strange before her disappearance was what reminded me of the American woman, because she did something similar before her episodes.

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Yes! The lady found by the 2 fisherman! Initially I thought this was going to be about that as I couldn't remember where she was found.

[@IAmJenJen84]

I've heard of this woman. If I remember right, water, somehow, had a lot to do with these episodes she'd go into. Hence, being found in a river, disappearing during a hurricane.

[@pam190]

Yes she ended up moving to another country and taught school. They told ppl to she had an episode at the time the hurricane was to hit, but she refused to leave the area and ended up in the ocean and passed i think.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Oh, I remember that case. She disappeared and was found in water. Later she disappeared again, and was again found in water. Then she moved to Hawaii, and disappeared during a hurricane. She was a teacher, and all three times it happened shortly before the beginning of the school year.

[@Ali-tj6mw]

This is just beyond unbelievable...although a lot of missing 411 disappearances are extremely mysterious but this case still takes it to a new level

[@chrislawuk]

I think we simply live in an enchanted world. Life is simply “enchanted matter”. Due to the power of our minds, it is perfectly possible for most of us to adopt the illusion of materialism/scientism - and our lives will reflect that interpretation of the world. Most of us…

[@chrislawuk]

Ok I admit that “simply” did a lot of heavy lifting for me there… twice ;)

[@timberdaniels7317]

Hi Adam! Glad you are feeling better! I've never heard of this disappearance before, so thank you for covering Ninning's case. This has a lot of twists and turns and more questions than answers. I'm glad they found her and that she has been reunited with her family. I look forward to your next video! Timber

[@MissingVoidTV]

Me too! Pretty sure I got covid from somewhere. And yeah it was just unfortunate that there was nothing reported after 2018

[@timberdaniels7317]

​@@MissingVoidTVyeah it is unfortunate that they haven't had any updates since 2018. Covid sucks, I had it back in 2020, it seemed to take forever to get over it as well. I used to live in England a couple years ago. Anyway thank you for all you do to bring awareness to the missing so they can hopefully be reunited with their families. Have a good day/ night 🙂 Timber

[@seandelap8587]

I honestly can't make head nor tail of this case I've heard of some bizarre ones and this is definitely among the most bizarre

[@kd-yd5pk]

I had wondered what happened to you for awhile. Then saw you were posting here and there. I read in another post you were ill. I really enjoy your videos. You have a soothing voice. I pray you are feeling better. Thanks for another great video! Be well!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey KD, yeah I'm pretty sure I picked up covid from somewhere around christmas but all good now. And thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@Sanakudou]

Someone saying her behaviour was odd before her disappearance is fairly significant, especially considering her age. Delirium, a psychiatric condition, early-onset dementia or even the after effects of an undetected mini-stroke could all explain her behaviour after surviving the incident in the ocean. My mother worked in an aged care home for quite a few years and there were so many families of residents that were utterly oblivious to the cognitive decline of their elderly relative, sometimes getting indigent and combative when told their relative needed to go into a secure/lockdown care unit for their own safety, refuting any assertions by doctors there was cognitive decline that necessitated it. So in this case, her family may not have fully realised her cognitive decline would lead to such impairment of function when she didn’t have relatives around to keep her on-script. People with dementia can be very suggestible and cooperative in a social setting even if they lack contextual understanding of their environment, themselves or the people they’re with, thusly giving the illusion they’re more switched on than they are. A lot their cognitive function is also reliant on familiar routines, settings and proximity to the same people, seperate them from that cognitive “anchor” and they spiral into complete confusion and their symptoms progress significantly, sometimes irreversibly, especially when separated from long periods of time. All the above is true of delirium in older individuals, traumatic events can induce it; a lot of doctors don’t like doing surgeries on the elder because it can induce delirium and many elderly patients who had perfect cognitive capabilities pre-surgery/pre-delirium will never recover and stay mentally impaired for the rest of their life. Ultimately, without access to her medical records it’s always impossible to rule out whether or not there’s evidence for a medical explanation (and whether or not doctors have adequately tested for all possibilities, like signs of brain damage from oxygen deprivation as almost drowning could also have played a role in her cognitive decline). I say that because while I don’t suspect the family of intentionally lying they aren’t an unbiased/reliable source of information. It’s always difficult to trust a family when they have a preexisting bias towards supernatural phenomenas and are either completely satisfied with supernatural explanations (and thusly feel no need to continue looking for medical explanations) or are swept up in a confirmation bias for a fantastical supernatural thing they believe in they start rejecting any non-fantastical explanation, to the point of omitting the existence of medical evidence that provided a normal explanation.

[@paulajensen3664]

Great to see another video, great stories as well, thank you!

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you Paula, I'm glad you liked!

[@MorningStarmama13]

❤Thank you!❤ I haven't heard this one before. I appreciate the new content. Thankful since it seems most channels repeat the same stories.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah that's always bound to happen, I'll keep an eye out for the more unique incidents

[@theskyworrier]

She wouldn't have needed to hit her head while out at sea to have amnesia. Drowning and losing oxygen in the brain can cause brain damage and result in memory loss or amnesia. She could've passed out underwater but then somehow survived being brought back to shore and with the lack of oxygen damaging her brain developed amnesia. Though explaining the time from when she was lost to when patient x12 was found is quite difficult to explain. Plus how she drifted out to sea and then back to the shore and surviving without any help is quite implausible but not impossible. Either way it's quite a fascinating mystery. I'd subscribed not too long ago and binged watched all your videos because they are so well done and researched l, you've become my favorite missing 411 channel! Keep up the hard work bro! You'll definitely be hitting a million no time soon with the content you're pumping out. Stay blessed and safe! And as always, stay bizarre! Best wishes and regards!

[@mc_mann7288]

Great job Adam. Really good informative coverage, with a chilling edge.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Appreciate you Mc Mann, thank you

[@Overstand100]

I'm very rough around the edges due to 50 years of rough living, so it's hard for me to admit that I get all giggly and silly before storytime.

[@Puddspanker]

I love these story channels. Wartime stores and bedtime stories are dope channels too

[@mecahhannah]

Awesome as always thanks ❤

[@nancyM1313-Boo]

Thanks Adam. Good job on this bizarre tale. 💗

[@MissingVoidTV]

Welcome! & thank you

[@jjames6552]

Hi Adam!! Stumbled on this channel!!! Glad I did as didn't know you'd changed the name just recognised your voice! Let's see you soon. Love the imagery.x

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey James, glad you re-found it! I can't remember how long ago it was now, maybe like 2 months or something

[@cosmicshy637]

Hey, Adam! ❤ Have a blessed day & thank you for another bizarre upload! 🙏

[@MissingVoidTV]

Most welcome, stay safe cosmic

[@juliuscaesar3346]

Very good video , I enjoyed listening to it

[@joedyermech]

Thank you Adam for another wonderful upload! I'm always so tickled when I see that you have something new that I can listen to.

[@MissingVoidTV]

I'm glad you liked! I'll start work on another on Monday

[@meredithgrubb4497]

Thanku Adam!!!!! Always look forward to ur videos.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey Meredith, I'm back at it now so they will become more regular again!

[@richardmarsh6092]

Drowning can cause brain damage and people can have communication issues afterwards however the same clothes after so much time suggests someone may have kept her safe

[@carolb.6350]

Like the saying goes, " truth is stranger than fiction."

[@courtneyderouen]

Great video and great story! Thanks!!

[@Mattostar-z2d]

Hello Adam thank you for another intriguing video. This missing person story is certainly a strange one. It's amazing she was found again, alive. How many missing persons end up being found passed on or never found at all.

[@eetadakimasu]

I really enjoy your channel, it's reverent and informative!❤

[@MissingVoidTV]

Appreciated, thank you!

[@riccardoborges]

It's not just a coincidence, but I'm happy to see that the video I suggested on the channel appeared a few weeks after my comment. I am impressed because I now realize that there are even more details about what I was already aware of. Thank you for working and presenting us in so many details such a bizarre case.

[@jeffrey8568]

The police said she was arrested in november 2017 wandering the streets, wouldnt speak and mentally unwell. She stayed at a hospital until january 2018 then ran away. She was obviously living on the streets until the fsmily found her.

[@percyrest-t1w]

That is crazy about Nining. And also that her family had dreams to find her. What a beautiful miracle.

[@JulieRushworth]

​@reesedaniel5835 wow diluded

[@jjames6552]

Washed back up soon after she disappeared. Family took her home. His her easily as she was mentally ill. Persuaded her to go back to be "found" publicity?! Money?!

[@likemeordont5951]

This one is new to me. It definitely checks a few qualifying boxes.

[@pioneeringinprophecy2024]

Great episode

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you! Shame it didn't do too well, KZbin didn't seem to want to show people this one for some reason and I'm not sure why

[@pioneeringinprophecy2024]

@@MissingVoidTV I was wondering the same thing but people are finkle.

[@b.j.t9448]

love the art work

[@wannyfairy7993]

I've been to this beach but i wouldn't swim there even though it is very beautiful. The days that i was there, the ocean was wild, and the waves were massive. It seemed just to daunting for me to get in like I'd be swept away forever.

[@DeadfallDave161]

People forget that myths and legends are somewhat based on facts. Over the years mankind has slowly closed their eyes to it,most anyway.

[@jackierobinson6388]

Woah, creepy. Don't dismiss native folklore, it originated somewhere. There are things the 20th century aren't interested in understanding. Well covered. Thank you.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Agreed, I find folklore fascinating. There's a lot of mention of 'the little people' around the world

[@kay-collins]

@@MissingVoidTVyep there’s quite a few “mythical creatures” that are very similar in stories from all over the world.

[@tannerdenny5430]

Plus it's simply fun to keep an open ear about it 😊

[@lts_Bubba]

Word.

[@chiapets2594]

Yea except theres no such thing as cryptids sooo

[@Firstthunder]

Great to hear your voice Adam!

[@68lyn68]

John Darwin is from my home town we're he staged his own death he lived on the sea front and when he went missing a search found nothing but his canoe,he then lived in the house next door to his wife with a connecting door were he would go to be fed and be with his wife his sons even thought he was dead and now don't speak to their dad,they both done prison for it

[@xoxox903]

Maybe this is not a paranormal case but trust; some stories cannot be logical. We’re not alone on this earth. Some disappearances don’t make sense

[@suzannef138]

Thank you for another excellent video 😊

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thanks for watching!

[@iamborednowdotcom]

When you travel at the speed of light, time stops, so if she was abducted and returned, the time on earth would be moving significantly faster than on the ship, just a thought

[@landonpotts6815]

Great job on this video.

[@richardaaron4454]

I almost drowned and died when I was about nine years old, I even saw my life flash before my eyes, just like people say it does but luckily a big man ran and jumped onto these huge oyster covered rocks and threw a rope and pulled me in. He cut his stomach all the way across, and it was pouring blood. If it wasn’t for that man, I wouldn’t be alive. Once I had accepted that I was gonna die, I felt extremely peaceful and calm, it made me unafraid to die because I know what it feels like to face it. I never told my mom until I was 18 because I was afraid that I’d never allowed to leave the house again but by that time 10 years after it happened, she didn’t believe me for some reason even though I didn’t lie to my family or make up stories, maybe she didn’t want to believe me.

[@aeolianhrp1]

Hi Adam. Thank you again for the careful professional manner you research and present the amazing but true accounts of those who go missing. I felt that there may be a logical medical explanation to what happened to Naning which I posted below. Perhaps you have not noticed it.

[@seandelap8587]

It would be so much easier if she remembered what happened to her and someone could simply ask her herself

[@JulieRushworth]

No shi* Sherlock

[@chinolebron6233]

Good video

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you!

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

A weird case, for sure. This is the first I've heard anything like this.

[@glam_goth6662]

What a great day! NEW VID!

[@einienj3281]

"and being the genius he was"... 😂

[@MissingVoidTV]

Haha, it wasn't the best decision someone's ever made

[@einienj3281]

@@MissingVoidTV I'm surprised how long he was able to carry on the fraud.. "aren't you supposed to be dead?", he and his neighbour weren't rocket surgeons.. 😄

[@ElectricGlowSkull]

oof@@MissingVoidTV

[@amberorm1273]

Why didn’t they simply ID her through a DNA test! 🙄 For Gosh sakes! They used it on the dead guy. I’m certain that the ones who had her have a hair or something they could use.

[@christmasneverends5423]

Thank you for bringing up David Paulides's missing 411 profile points. The first story is very interesting, and I can see why you compared it. Mind blowing

[@einienj3281]

So, she was swept out, waves knocked her around and she got amnesia, lived homeless, was arrested on that beach, then ran away from the carehome.. then she was found on the beach again, like the beach was the only thing she remembered.. the dream part might be something the family added. Propably were out there searching for her or evidence of her, found her and made up the part of the dream. Religious people do that to convince themselves of miracles.. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Who knows, maybe it's all made up for some reason and she's actually a victim of abuse by her family..

[@j.griffin]

Well, if you want to go that far… maybe you just imagined all of it and this video was never even created!

[@einienj3281]

@@j.griffin I'm pretty sure I watched a video. Did I hurt your feelings or something?

[@SuboptimalPrime]

@j.griffin Ah, yes, a supernatural explanation is, of course, much more likely

[@Caesar_1415]

This world we live in isn't as mundane as people would have you believe!

[@alanshaw6161]

Outstanding research! especially adding the local folk lore. I think the locals are right.

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you! I find the folklore fascinating too

[@patriciakozak4057]

Actually, David Paulides from the missing 411 just started investigating some of these amnesia cases on his channel. So when I saw your video, it immediately grabbed my attention. I feel there is some kind of correlation between the amnesia and missing people.

[@doublebolt2112]

Some

[@suscon1140]

Puzzling for sure. I immediately thought of the Stephen Kubacki case in which he disappeared for 15 months, returning with no memory of what happened during that time, albeit hundreds of miles from where he disappeared. I hope this woman returns to full mental health first and foremost, but I also hope she is eventually able to remember at least part of what happened to her.

[@kirkjones9639]

I sort of wonder when they started calling the Javanese, Indonesians? All the folks I know from that neck of the world, call themselves Javanese, or Sumatrans if they're from the next island over. On average, one cargo ship a month goes missing in the straight just off those islands. Costs around 25 - 50K USD for armed security, when transiting the straights. Cheap when you consider the cost of a container ship, and crew.😄

[@MissingVoidTV]

That's a good point, I'm not too familiar with Indonesia in general, I was mostly just referring to articles - they probably still call themselves that! Also, what's the reason for the missing ships? Bad weather?

[@kirkjones9639]

@@MissingVoidTV Pirates of the South Pacific! Somalia has nothing on the pirates in the Malacca Straights. They'll take a container ship, and disappear it and its crew into the islands, in jig time. You could write a book, on the shenanigans that go on down there.

[@Wherethewindblows524]

Thank u. I wonder if she was getting dementia? And why so quite previously. I thought it looked like her. My husband dad didn't really talk for 8 yrs before he passed away. 😢

[@MissingVoidTV]

That's a very good point actually, I could see it being something like that. And I'm sorry to hear about your father in law. Dementia is truly an awful thing

[@MyMissingPeace]

That’s friggin amazin’ 😮😮😮😮😮😮 💕💕💕💕💕

[@spiritualtaurus7942]

Id love to know what really happens to people who have either returned form vanishing or where they end up going if they are never found. Its all very interesting but very creepy, i won't lie but its a little scary. Cryptids scare me more.,🙏🇬🇧

[@drew2fast489]

She had to eat and drink for 18 months...

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah, what do you reckon, homeless for that entire time?

[@MagentaBlock]

I think this is a Missing 411 case. I've just been looking at the Truckers series by David Paulides; many truckers have gone missing, search and rescue failed to find them and yet they turned up later, with amnesia.

[@verdiadhanta5195]

the beach name is Pelabuhan Ratu, in english: Queen's Harbor. The name related to local legend of Nyai Roro Kidul, Nyai means Madame, Kidul means South, so, its a legend about a mythical being that ruled the southern sea of Java Island. The legend say, she is the queen of a mythical kingdom under the sea, and many people, including politicans, must negotiate with her for whatever they wanted to do. A room in an old hotel in that location (Samudra Beach Hotel), is dedicated to the queen and the legend say, you can meet her in that room. Java southern beach is not just an edge of an island, but also the edge of continent, so its deep and have many features that regular ocean dont. The entire case has been a hoax by Nining, as a scheme to avoid debt collector. While she fake her death, or 'missing', she'd been hiding and working in Jakarta.

[@MissingVoidTV]

That's interesting about the debt collector part, I never came across anything that stated that. I was assuming a head injury. Can you link me to that?

[@verdiadhanta5195]

@@MissingVoidTV java south sea is indeed dangerous, especially for its extreme rip current, and local government place warning that forbid swiming. Locals usually afraid to swim there.

[@verdiadhanta5195]

@@MissingVoidTV i sent you the link twice but maybe youtube removed it.

[@MissingVoidTV]

@@verdiadhanta5195 Damn, yeah I can't find it anywhere

[@ginalowe1924]

Wow, hardly could be thought of in a logical way...its strange...very strange....ufo or uso......

[@barrymaaslow3480]

Nonsense... patient "X12"?!! LOL! Nice.

[@paulwright8378]

Nining has that look of dementia I've seen it before

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah it's a good point Paul, a couple of people have said similar things

[@katmack4215]

10:22 mins..😆 Lol. Dude,just before this,I swear I was thinking.."Welp,clearly,Mermaids took Nining"!! Lol..😏 I've heard stories of Mermaids taking people,only to return them sometime later. However,I'm talkin like a week later,or 10 days later..I've not ever heard of a person being kidnapped for over a year 😲

[@MostGratefulOwl]

I understand that the pilot of mh370 chose the indian ocean to better hide the wreckage, there will always be that bit of doubt until (if) they find it... It is creepy that he took it out there and could there be other reasons why he did.

[@kwagigi]

ADAM HERE

[@mishmashmedley]

~5:00 wtf is a "care hub"???

[@SublimeLyfeNow]

He said care home it's a common name for a nursing home or elder care home

[@mishmashmedley]

@@SublimeLyfeNow i know what he meant. i was talking about the pronunciation LOL

[@forwardsdrawkcab]

The locals were probably right.

[@richardaaron4454]

I wouldn’t discount local mythologies or legends, they may have a kernel of truth or be a metaphor and continue to be believed because they have some utility that might be incomprehensible to us. I always follow the ways and rituals in foreign countries that I visit, not only out of respect but also because I believe there are things that exist that I cannot see and cannot be explained so I do what the natives do, just to be safe.

[@seattlesauce]

I'd have to know EXACTLY what other witnesses saw the day she disappeared at the beach. Did witnesses actually see someone in the water or did they just take the family's word for it? Also the fact that she started having mental issues before the disappearance speaks volumes. I believe the family orchestrated this for some reason. Either to help explain nining's absence in life or to collect some sort of insurance or disability or other. Then after 18 months feeling guilty or some other reason decided to end the charade and just so happen to "find" her at the same beach. Give me 2 to 3 days at location and access to the people involved and I'll have a definitive answer.

[@melodysmith307]

Im telling you Dave Pauladies has been doing multiple segments of "Missing truck drivers. Its been going on since the 1930's . Unbelievable how everyone of them have amnesia. Im telling you its worth checking out. Maybe do a segment yourself.

[@fritzpollard266]

I disagree slightly about the ironically named Darwins, while not being the same as the poor woman in the main story stupidity is definitely a mental condition.

[@MarkNevels-m8k]

Yess!!!!

[@kathryncumberland]

"Nevermind the male reproductive organs - this is the missing woman!" -Indonesian authorities

[@hereticsaint100]

Hitting the amnesia eps after David Paulides of CanAm Missing started doing it?

[@OomaGooma]

👍🏻

[@f2afinito983]

Let’s go

[@saramcdenevon]

I know I’m late but why the name change x

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hey Sara, I changed it a couple of months ago, I just wanted something a bit more abstract

[@saramcdenevon]

@@MissingVoidTV ah ok it’s a great change xi watch mainly on tv that’s not logged in x so I noticed when you changed it x so thought I’d ask when I was on iPad x love the Chanel

[@aliasif8498]

Finally

[@imperial_corner]

17:40 awesome effect

[@MissingVoidTV]

Thank you! I actually wanted to flesh that out a bit more but ran out of time

[@imperial_corner]

@@MissingVoidTV very cool. Been following you for a few years now. You are always improving on awesome. 🙂

[@aeolianhrp1]

I am a trauma therapist here in the United States. It is my opinion that the most likely explanation for what happened to Nining is that she experienced a dissociative fugue state due to the terror and trauma of the experience of getting pulled out to sea. A fugue state is a post trauma response resulting in a period of amnesia including forgetting one's identity, what has recently happened to them and how they arrived in the place where they may be found wandering in confusion. A fugue state can last days or even months. Dissociation is thus a defense mechanism to trauma. This dear woman needs treatment for her condition, though I doubt that there are mental health professionals that are trauma informed where she lives. It is important that her family and friends don't try to yank away her defense mechanism, but rather that they allow her to go slowly in re-establishing a sense of who she is. By the way, I tremendously enjoy your channel. I appreciate the calm and rational way you present these fascinating stories. One of the first things I do when I come online is I look to see if you have put up any new videos. Thank you so much for your careful work in this fascinating topic.

[@shirleysmith6131]

😁Hi

[@MissingVoidTV]

Hello!

[@ryph3]

LONG VIDEOS PLZ you help me sleep

[@amethyst1826]

This is like a woman called 'Mango' who went missing.

[@littleredwitch]

There are lots of very concerning entities in Indonesia /Malaysia and people should take notice, ask the locals and not dismiss anything. In Malaysia they are called Orang Bunyan. Not to be messed with.

[@MissingVoidTV]

I have some videos on Malaysia where the Orang Bunion came up, the locals blamed them for a couple of disappearances

[@littleredwitch]

@@MissingVoidTV Yes. Especially the bewildering disappearance of the young girl Nora Quorin.

[@nervosadustbolt9642]

Since when does Amnesia constitute as "Mental Health issues" ?

[@sdannecker6944]

❤

[@Mary-gl1sv]

Fugue. Rare, but possible.

[@dianesaienni5466]

This story is not about a missing person but a missing body. she obviously drowned. no mystery

[@MissingVoidTV]

You haven't watched all the way through

[@LeL-q9e]

This is def "a horse of a different color." I mean Ninings case. Very odd. As for the the couple of scammers so glad they got caught. The nerve! They deserved to go to prison. Both are morons! A man was found deceased in his home of natural causes in NY. He was the same man who'd been reported missing 10 years prior in CT. Seems he left his family and started a new life .The locations are only around 50 miles apart.

[@macflod]

Objecting to planning permission when you have faked your daath but intend moving away! Thats very English thing! The nimbyism was too strong to resist 🤣

[@MissingVoidTV]

I lost it when I first read that he'd done that🤣

[@macflod]

@@MissingVoidTV yeah! Thing is i can imagine him doing that, only id have thought he likely in a home county where the nimbyism is really strong given he risked his whole plan.

[@redmouse1967]

That’s not Ariel…

[@arigold2654]

How can you be British and not know about the Panama hoax ?

[@The_Cosmic_Yog-Sothoth]

An interesting and enlightening channel, for anyone into this paranormal topic. But I would like to say, whilst you appear to be using or expanding on the work of David Paulides and mentioning the "Missing 411" subject, I think it would be better to at least name drop him as the author of those books, and the original investigator of the stories you make videos on. *When you mention "Missing 411" say "..by David Paulides.* Direct your viewers to his KZbin channel as well (For the few who might not know it yet). Common courtesy.

[@reporeport]

missing 411 for sure. weird case

[@christianmenard9033]

Yo! The family planned this

[@randomvintagefilm273]

THIS WOMAN IS STILL WORKING IN FLORIDA!!! THE MAN GOT $500,000

[@louiseharraway2599]

???

[@Philip-ei8pu]

Modernity gives us only cultural amnesia.

[@jamescarter7655]

Sounds like DMT narration.