The Tragic Vanishing of Dale Williams

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On May 27th, 1999. A man named Dale Williams left his auto body shop to go and help a person in need. Over 20 years later, he still remains missing. The circumstances that surround his disappearance read like something out of a crime novel with frustrating dead ends. This is the story of Dale Williams.
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[@LuciusVulpes]

When she said "my dad is nowhere around there, my dad is dead" hit me like a brick wall. Most people in that situation refuse to accept that outcome when there's no evidence. She's a strong person.

[@klubstompers]

True to Caesar, Nuclear Rat.

[@LuciusVulpes]

@@johnjohnson8575 Nuclear Opossum, haha.

[@MechanicalMooCow]

or she's guilty

[@RisingRevengeance]

@@MechanicalMooCow Dont accuse his kids unless you have a good reason

[@ryelydude]

@@MechanicalMooCow she was a kid when he disapeared.

[@upstating]

A person of interest who's name has been kept out of public record, a domestic abuser, and they had to spirit his wife away and keep her location secret to preserve her safety? So much so a restraining order hadn't been considered...? That ex-friend is a member of law enforcement.

[@TaeruAlethea]

That sounds like it.

[@mikebond6328]

I didn’t know that. That makes more sense than a random person.

[@LaurenThompsonIsMyRealName]

That's what I was thinking.

[@well_as_an_expert_id_say]

Same, he "fits a description" lol

[@HosKaetan]

Surely smells blue

[@hatuletoh]

He disappeared in "Paradox Valley?" If that was the made up name of a location someone disappeared in a fictional story, an editor would tell the author to change it because it was too on-the-nose.

[@mikebond6328]

I don’t get it.

[@HosKaetan]

@@mikebond6328 Paradox, strange occurrences, the dissapearence, contradicting stories... Nothing?

[@LynxStarAuto]

@@mikebond6328 it's a classic example of fact is stranger than fiction.

[@shoyohinata5000]

Ooooo good one

[@tonee1000]

Yes, paradox valley. The town is called paradox it’s between Moab and Naturita

[@Clone003]

What’s strange is the fact that the caller requesting a jump start never came forward after he was declared missing

[@limbeboy7]

Which confirms it was that guy and his ex wife

[@ClellBiggs]

She's probably around the same age now as her father was when he disappeared. I often think about where my parents, grandparents, and other family members were in their lives when they were at my current age. It's an odd feeling when I realize that one of them I thought was old actually died earlier than the age I'm currently at. It reminds me how fortunate I am to still be here.

[@tonee1000]

I am. I’m 41 now. It was a stab in the gut to realize I’d been alive longer without my dad than with him. Really difficult fact to swallow. :(

[@egomod]

💯

[@ridleyroid9060]

@@tonee1000 You are a strong person, all the best for you and your family.

[@KyrieChii]

It's really strange to wrap your head around. My Dad passed in a car accident (on his way to work one morning) when he was 28 (my Mom was 26, & I was just barely 2). At 26 I realized my Mom had a child & was a widow at my age (it gave me a whole new appreciation for how hard that must've been). When I turned 28 it was... kind of surreal. It goes against the way we think to realize that he just... never got any older. He'll always be 28 to everyone who knew him, no matter how much older we all get, his clock stopped & ours didn't. And you're right, it does remind me to appreciate the time that I have in life that so many others don't.

[@MandenTV]

How fortunate are you?

[@kruksog]

God bless Tonee for being willing to take that call and share with us. On the one hand, I can imagine it feeling weird to give that interview since we are sort of being "entertained" by this story, but it's in a very macabre way and... well, my heart bleeds for her. I lost my dad too young to a surprise heart attack. Even knowing what happened to him, it's been tough for me to find closure even 10 years hence. Anyway, god bless Tonee. I pray she's well and has found peace.

[@t0xcn253]

The whole thing has obviously been hard on her and his interview seems to acknowledge and respect that so I don't feel like there is a real element of voyeurism involved. She chose to share her story and hopes to find answers by doing it, this video might bring something forward I can only hope so.

[@malte2483]

@@t0xcn253 This Interview is a heartwarming,respectful one.Nothing toxic.A good piece of hard work.For both sides,i think.And for all of us,watchers and listeners.💯👍😢

[@RemoWilliams1227]

Sorry for your loss my friend. I lost my mother pretty suddenly last May and I am still affected daily and assume that it will be a long time before that stops (if ever).

[@sheepthehack]

I suppose u can always look at these from 2 points of view.. 1.. Vulgar entertainment.. True crime watching has hit an all time high in 2022.. and its big business here on youtube if you have a successful channel.. When u look at this way.. u feel that a phone call to the child of a disappeared person is a little insensitive .. BUT!!! on the other hand.. the OTHER way u can look at it is.. the story never goes COLD!!! There is always someone learning about the story.. and ONE DAY!!! WHO KNOWS!!! The RIGHT person may see this video.. and it never hurts that the facts are 100% correct.. so in that case its doing more of a symbiotic service to both the channel and the story..

[@maddieb.4282]

If you have those thoughts you’re more ethical than 99% of true crime content consumers

[@BruggleStar]

As to the "why did he stop in person to tell the woman that he had to go jump someone's car?" question, it was 1999 when he disappeared. Cell phones weren't super popular, and given that he left almost immediately after the call, he probably forgot to call her to let her know he wouldn't be able to work on her car right away, but gave a crap about people's trust.

[@patriciajrs46]

Not only that, they were in rural Colorado, not some big city where people don't care. Everyone cared and they knew people personally.

[@RemoWilliams1227]

@@patriciajrs46 plus it was still the 90s before people started sucking so hard it fuels the wildfires.

[@sadezem991]

Exactly this! I was born in 1999 and even I know that back then, it was a lot more acceptable to just stop by in person to visit or update somebody on something. There is nothing weird about stopping by in person to tell a client that something came up and he will be running late.

[@xlnuniex]

Cell service was horrible in 1999 especially in a rural area. Not many had cell phones in 99 too. And I lived close to NYC. My mom (realtor) and my Grandpa (real estate company owner and agent) was the only people I knew in 99 with a cell phone. Even in our area, cell service barely worked. It was a huge gray flip phone with a extendable antenna. 2001/2002 is when people were beginning to own a cell phone. Those brick Nokia phones

[@KyrieChii]

I think this is a great point. I don't think I got my first cellphone until I was... 16, which was 2002 (& it was one of those little brick phones from before the flip phones even became a thing, God I'm getting old). And like others are bringing up, service was way less reliable in general, let alone in more rural places.

[@coolguy-qu2su]

It is truly saddening hearing her say her father is dead. I could not imagine how hard it must be to come to terms with the loss of your parent while so many people try to keep proving they are still alive.

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[@QueenOfSh3ba]

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Challenge: take a shot every time you hear Cadaber’s nose whistle during the interview

[@Cadaber]

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[@qwertyuiopHuh]

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[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

Oh my god, I kept thinking it was me! I watched with headphones in, and kept trying to clear my throat- as an ex longtime smoker, I occasionally wheeze a little bit, and a quick cough usually fixes it. Thanks for pointing that out 😆

[@MadameCirce]

I was looking for this comment. It was driving me a little insane. Poor Cadaber, I can feel the sinus pressure in that whistle.

[@ClearlyHunter]

14:51 “Which now leads me to the final part of this video” *proceeds to make video 40 minutes longer” 😂😂😂

[@Unknown_Ooh]

It is the end of the video. The rest of it is basically a phone call that's uninteresting

[@Sfekke]

@@Unknown_Ooh boring? It shows more details than you'd ever get from news reports or police documents.. While it didn't solve the case, listening to family members speak can (for some) be enjoyable, interesting & create a closer relationship to the case. To each their own of course but the normal, laid back vibe that phone call gave me was worth the extra time spent!

[@ambrr_lily]

It's like Sunday morning church.

[@patriciajrs46]

Yeah.

[@Michellee970]

Oh man! You called Tony! I'm so proud of you, Cadaber!!! Toni is an angel and she and her family deserves answers.

[@tonee1000]

Thank you for your kind comment

[@chadjenkins7175]

I love that the music changed to this chill piano instead of the usual spooky stuff

[@tonee1000]

@Hiroshi Miya Thank you, I am well. :) He was an amazing individual. My sister and I had a great upbringing with lots of fun memories. I wish he had the opportunity to be the grandpa he deserved to be.

[@Jesters-Jinx]

I think that sometimes people forget that when covering these incidents, when watching these types of videos that there are real people involved. This was definitely grounded in the real details and refreshing in how it was handled.

[@Jesters-Jinx]

@@tonee1000 I hope this helps find answers, good luck.

[@the88mph]

Road service telecenter operator here! i can confirm that its not impossible they were transfered to the garage by a AAA agent if there were membership issues. At that point, you are SOL in a rural area and basically have to call random local garages hoping they can help. So i can also confirm we get a lot of people who get angry if the driver wants to tow the vehicle to their shop because a jump wont fix it. In some world i could imagine this sort of altercation taking place on site and it not being planned out. Just to better inform you on rural roadside :)

[@masstv9052]

But he didn't have a tow truck. So why would there be an altercation about him towing it. He was driving a pickup, and didn't do tow service or repairs, just body work I have a feeling that while that ex husband may not have done it himself, he had someone do it for him. and had a woman call in for a jump (knowing Dale doesn't have a tow truck) in order to set dale up and get him in a rural area alone

[@marhawkman303]

@@masstv9052 Chain pulls aren't too hard. The fact he had a toolbox bolted in his truck tells me he spent a lot of time using it for mechanical work. That model of truck looks simple, but it's got a hefty pulling capacity. It could pull anything it's size or smaller that doesn't have a heavy load attached. This of course requires the vehicle being pulled to have four working wheels and steering, but it isn't too hard if you have that. As for why? Well... if you're not near a full service garage, you might have to wait hours for someone to get to you if it is a full service garage coming to help. A more local garage, even if not equipped with a tow truck, will save time.

[@fort809]

The fact that his truck was dumped 25 miles away and that they never found trace of the body makes it seem like this was premeditated though. Making someone disappear isn’t easy

[@marhawkman303]

@@fort809 yeah, seems like someone baited him into leaving town. hmmm.... :/

[@izrealstar1088]

False Ambulance and police cars, fire department. Tire strips are set-up on desolate, rural and Sheriff ran, small towns. Once that happens, often cell towers aren't available, then they show up with fake ambulance, police and firetrucks to assist you, DONT' TRAVEL IN CALIFORNIA WITHOUT PROTECTION! ADROCROME SYNDROME/HOLLYWOOD!!!

[@no_peace]

Toni, I'm so sorry for your loss. Your dad sounds like such a great guy, you all deserve so much better, I'm so sorry

[@himanchywatchesvideos7826]

I can tell just by the length we are in for an absolute banger from Cadaber

[@Tuberuser187]

He sounds like a man of great integrity for helping his friends ex wife escape, then refusing to tell him where she went.

[@archaenthus]

Dale's character reminds me so much of my dad. Massive heart, always wanting to help anyone in need. My thoughts are with Dale and his family. He deserves justice, and so do his loved ones.

[@pullt]

Paradox Valley would be an apt title for for a pulp mystery novel with this general plot.

[@mikebond6328]

Why?

[@pullt]

@@mikebond6328 1. It is the name of the scene of the crime. 2. There are many paradoxes occuring in the plot. 3. It's beautifully trite.

[@nate_d376]

Love the name as well, for some mystery story of some sort.

[@SilentProti]

In a way it reminded me of Wayward Pines Town (great show but only the first season).

[@breck1637]

Correction at 14:15 - circumstantial evidence alone CAN be used to charge/convict somebody of a crime. In fact, until the recent increase in surveillance options, circumstantial evidence was oftentimes the only evidence of who committed a crime. Direct evidence is better of course, but circumstantial evidence can be just as strong.

[@mikebond6328]

A person can be convicted with no evidence at all or even evidence of innocence if 12 peers say so.

[@dariang4725]

Correction: He never said you can't be convicted from circumstantial evidence. He said he wouldn't be convicted with the circumstantial evidence he just discussed. How can you have no many likes when you're so wrong?

[@maddieb.4282]

@@dariang4725he only has 35 likes dude relax

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[@altega]

i only today found your content and i love how respectful you are in all of these. theres so many people who only cover these things for the scare factor, but your content is far from that. even more respectful than most TV shows are these days. not to mention the editing is beautiful! this case hits home for me. he sounds so much like my dad. even now that hes older he still does, and hes an absolute homebody. i cannot imagine losing my dad at the age i am now, like toni was when dale went missing. absolutely heartbreaking.

[@ambrr_lily]

But the horrible trolls in the comments balance it out. How does one respectful channel gather such numbers of dumba$$es?!

[@birdsareprettycool4080]

The interview was so heart breaking to listen too. I don't think the impact of these cases on the family is ever covered enough but in this video it was. My heart goes out to her, i feel like you can hear the sleepless nights and exhaustion with the question of what happened to him.

[@kneebs1]

I legit feel so stupid, I only just figured out that your old profile pic was a dabbing skeleton and that your name is Cadaber so it’s a dabbing cadaver. I have brought shame to this channel and I sincerely apologise. 🙏🏼

[@benkyle76]

I had no clue either

[@masstv9052]

I hadn't a clue either. O thought he just put a spin on cadaver so YT algorithm wouldn't boot him to the bowels of KZbins underworld

[@danilincks5809]

I had never put it together either, you’re smart!

[@BEDHEAD947]

I miss the old profile pic

[@anvitasingh5]

When she said, "my dad's dead, he was murdered" and then the shiver in her voice after that.. My blood froze. Why do bad things happen to the greatest people ! God bless this family and I hope they find comfort in life. And fuck the ex-friend, he totally did it.

[@RemoWilliams1227]

Agreed, abusive piece of crap totally did it!

[@faye2955]

Hearing his daughter talk about the day of his disappearance gave me chills because my living situation is a bit similar to hers atm (I study in uni away from home and my younger brother lives with my parents). I guess this makes it easier to put myself in her shoes, and it's honestly a terrifying scenario to think about.

[@carbon-based-lifeform9172]

Do you doxx yourself on the internet often because it's not a very smart thing to do

[@youremyfavoritesong9868]

Dale reminds me of my grandfather. He was also a really kind guy who loved cars and would do anything to help his community. He brightened the entire community and now the small town that he lived in always knows they can go to his garage for tools or whatever they need, since my family there keeps it all in the same spot. He kept toys for all the neighborhood kids, who always knew they had a safe spot at their house. He loved his town and the people in it, and would truly do anything to help them. My cousins even go down to his garage to play with the train set he was working on before he passed. I hope Dale's family can get the closure they deserve- it would be truly devastating to lose someone like this and never find out what happened to them. My heart goes out to the family and what they've been going through, I can't imagine it.

[@badweetabix]

While cellphones and service exists in 1999, the phone and service was not cheap and the service was not as ubiquitous as today. People had them, but the cell tower network did not cover as much areas as today. I'm skeptical that such a small town such as Nucla or Paradox would have much if any cell coverage.

[@tonee1000]

Roaming capabilities were possible in places. Not in Paradox Valley

[@rahava]

Yeah people forget how bad cell service was back then: if you didn't live in a big city it was patchy and out in the countryside, especially in the mountains? forget it.

[@carbon-based-lifeform9172]

I still lose cell service when in drive through the mountains 🤔

[@jasoncravens1124]

Yeah, in '99 I had just started learning IT fairly well and I met the lead tech at this PBX Telephone/PC Integration company. There were a-lot more capabilities than you'd ever think back then, but it was landline everything. Also, people forget, pagers were still huge. Cellphones were around, but still fairly rare. Over the next few years, starting right after the Y2K bullshit, they took off.

[@MysteryGrey]

@@tonee1000 Hi Tonee, God bless your heart. I live in the Nucla area. My interest in your Dad's case has to do with me living in the area, and not being from here, I don't feel safe in the area, especially with a murderer on the loose, getting away with it for so many years, when it seems like most people know who it is and have even told me the name of the murderer, but, not being from here, I forgot it. Did the lady caller have an foreign accent? I talked to a man who told me he was questioned by the FBI for weeks, maybe he was lying to me, but I think he knows what happened or is even involved, and he had a wife from eastern Europe who left him. My daughter was born on 5/27/99, that blew me away. Because an accent, he wouldn't have to ask who it was. Also, if he helped her escape, and she came back for stuff, and her car "broke down"...Did the call come from Paradox? a home? The store? or from out of state?

[@TheStrafeLulz]

It's sad shes so confident he's gone, must have taken a while to come to that realization.

[@ernestoacosta7918]

She of course would never think that her father left her family of his own accord

[@limbeboy7]

After 2 years ppl usually move on. Look at case study on widows

[@Phaasma]

You should totally cover an on-going investigating that is happening in my state! It has gone all over the states now. It’s the missing Summer Wells case. People would go crazy over it being covered like you do!

[@SwedePotato314]

What a MESS that case is. Especially the father. Sad.

[@fredajordan5704]

Dale was such a sweet and kind man, it breaks my heart to see this happening to him. I agree to Cadaber`s theory of what happened to poor Dale. Wished the perpetrator (s) could get what he deserves, life in jail. Only one had the motive to hurt him, and he did it, imo.

[@Dogsrule777]

Thanks for shining a light on this case! I pray for Tony that she gets answers. Seems like Dale loved his community and would do anything to help people. We gotta get justice for his fam!

[@yogis5380]

Gotta respect a man that gets the ad over with right at the start! For that you have earned my subscription before i even watch the whole video.

[@shanna3148]

Dale has such a kind and disarming face in all of his pictures. He just exudes a "good guy" sort of demeanor. This story is so sad.

[@panqueque445]

The guy who threatened Dale having an alibi doesn't mean he had nothing to do with it. He could've payed someone to kill him and he could've gone somewhere public during the murder and boom, rock solid alibi. "It couldn't have been him, he was at this place all day". Obviously we don't know what his alibi was, but if he didn't commit the crime himself, having an alibi doesn't mean he's innocent. I think he's probably buried somewhere in the middle of nowhere and then they dumped the truck in the river. His window being "wrong" means someone else might've driven the car at least for a bit. But having said that, removing the missing persons flyers wouldn't really accomplish much. If this town is as small as they say, then you wouldn't even need a flyer. You just hear Dale Williams from the car shop went missing and that's all you need.

[@TaeruAlethea]

To me, a loose thread is what happened to the ex-wife that got out. Did anyone double check that they are still around, etc?

[@panqueque445]

@@TaeruAlethea That's a good point. I haven't heard anyone talk about her yet.

[@LuciusVulpes]

If he really was the culprit, he definitely wouldn't have removed those flyers. That's a surefire way to get the cops' attention, especially in towns as small as those. He would've laid low or gone off state.

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

I think the flyers part was done out of pure spite more than anything

[@violettaeve]

Nice to hear you breathing so well! 🥰

[@maddieb.4282]

“Final part of this video: speculation.” *final part is 3/4 of the video* haha I love it 😂

[@davidcave5426]

Why didn't someone ask the phone company for the records of calls received during that date and time frame to his shop?? Isn't that step number 1?

[@L4wr3nc3810]

47:35

[@newmaker1337]

Brother, you might need to buy a humidifier

[@the_sixxness]

I told my wife "The day I don't come from work is the day something very bad has happened to me. I have come straight home for ten years to you and this home."

[@dam2k16]

34:05 holy snot whistles, batman!!

[@akirar3703]

this one really hurt to watch, you’re an amazing person for actually reaching out to his daughter. 💞

[@savmantha]

the nose whistles truly make the video

[@bettydamnboop3030]

I’m binge watching all your videos. Thank goodness for people such as yourself who share your videos with everyone. Wishing everyone health and happiness 🌻

[@Taburtha]

So excited !!!!!! Literally smiled ear to ear with excitement seeing you upload !

[@olive545]

i kept thinking the little nose whistle was my own nose

[@nyashacarter7065]

So I'll be here when you reach 1 million subs, man. So glad to have another version of Lemmino 😅🎉

[@elgato7557]

Would rather watch Cadaber than Lemmino any day tbh

[@ayat7907]

Sameee also nexpo does similar videos too

[@declaniii6324]

Idk if it’s just me but him and Lemmino seem different. Lemmino has some similar videos but also completely different stuff like “Grazed by the Apocalypse” and “The Universal S”

[@WobblesandBean]

@@elgato7557 That's funny, considering how much Cad rips off Lemmino.

[@darnellpistachio2991]

This is the best video you have so far, and it is one of the actual best missing persons cases i have ever listened to. You did very well conducting this interview. Was awesome listening to her tell her and her family's story. God bless you Dale Williams.

[@MakeCaliNiceAgain]

Wow, you got an exclusive interview, that's the ultimate sign that your channel is top notch ❤

[@maddieb.4282]

Tonee saying that she’s exhausted by all the incessant rumors and theories, then coming to the comments to see incessant rumors and speculative theories….. it’s really depressing. I really loathe the true crime community sometimes

[@tonee1000]

this. i feel like i have to do this often to stay in the same rabbit hole

[@YeetSpace]

I'm like going back and reading your comments cuz you seem to be saying correct things with true opinions but phrasing them and putting them into words that make everyone think you're just rambling and ranting a little bit in the other comments. I agree that a majority of the true crime community is a bunch of weird people that kind of get off on it and more than anything and just like the idea of hearing about creepy shit but not in the autistic, special interest in the macabre kind of way but in a, "enjoys it in a way that I cannot properly articulate on KZbin" kinda way. I personally do it as a form of escapism from my OCD and (actively being VERY medicated) anxiety because my brain constantly creates such terrifying egodystonic thoughts that I kind of just use it as a way to calm my brain down when it goes on too long of a stretch of just feeding me horrifying thoughts with no provocation. A lot of these stories really are just horrifying and terrible things happening to innocent people who committed the crime of being in a place at a time that the universe apparently decided they shouldn't have been and so the only fitting punishment for such a non-crime is a lot of murder

[@jonathanrreed]

i was looking forward to your next upload, cant wait to hear your story

[@hanchan254]

I can't believe people still think they've sighted dale. If he were alive, he would have aged and I doubt random people would recognize him.

[@robin_srtt]

Definitely one of my favorite channels on KZbin! Keep on watching your Videos whenever i fall asleep

[@christinamac4828]

You handle these stories so gently. Hearing Toni say so definitively that her father is dead was really heartbreaking, even if I agree that he most likely is. I'm curious if anyone reached out to the ex wife who was helped. You said there was speculation that maybe she was used as bait (I am obviously paraphrasing). Was there any information regarding that? Idle curiosity. Thank you for sharing Dale's story. I wish peace to his family.

[@maddieb.4282]

Speculation is speculation and you can’t interview someone who doesn’t want to talk. If there were facts in evidence they would be in the video

[@ZentaBon]

Next time when you interview people (which is so awesome), please mute your mic when they're talking. It helps a lot ^^ thank you!

[@megglesahnlehkeyi]

fr, the whistle breathing had me wanting to stop watching

[@kaykennedy83]

Love this channel and all he does but I totally agree, my dogs were on edge, tripping out during the interview from the whistling noise (everybody gets a bit stuffy nose, so I'm definitely not trying to be rude)

[@DumplingDan]

Been waiting for a raycon ad to order new headphones! Glad to have found it on your channel!

[@nicolestewart2843]

Thank you for telling us these stories! I love your voice. Its calm and soothing while also keeping me engrossed in your tale the entire time. Along with light background. It's perfect for me.

[@Aangel452]

Very sad and even more frustrating is the strong possibility that this guy may have paid him back for helping his wife escape him. I hope more answers come and Dale is found eventually giving the answers.

[@Surberus_]

Was literally looking for a good mystery video & got this notification, your always there when I need you

[@RemoWilliams1227]

Well now I'm binging, can't believe I only found this channel recently, great stuff.

[@ohno8398]

Excellent video! An incredibly insightful interview in the latter half especially

[@brittlizzzzzz]

It seems like there should be some type of punishment for removing missing person posters.

[@Aurilaushe]

If nothing else they should be investigated as suspects in the case.

[@ZentaBon]

While it makes sense, anyone can post missing posters and this will absolutely be used to troll people. Print missing posters then paste them incessantly somewhere as a form of vandalism that one can't legally remove.

[@Nimish204]

@@ZentaBon if they are police authorised missing persons report, then it should be a crime.

[@tonee1000]

If i remember correctly, there was some back and forth because the flyers were being taken down from the post office, federal property. I do not remember there being any official charges made and his reasoning was *shrug* "...because."

[@QT5656]

@@ZentaBon interesting point but if one of my loved ones was missing I don't think I'd care about vandalism.

[@suzannemichellefrench4970]

Beautiful job on this video, very respectful and helpful. I can't imagine having a loved one lost in such a way

[@hivie3166]

your content is so excellent, diverse, and well-researched!!! i respect your commitment to fleshing out the stories you tell and taking the initiative to track down leads rather than settle for what's already at hand. looking forward to your growth !!

[@OffRampTourist]

New subscriber. Love your voice, your perspective. Appreciate the phone interview, and not rushing her. Appreciate her responding to questions and theories in the comments. Nothing about your presentation distracted from the telling of the tale. I say this because I read all the comments. Peace to you both.

[@wasabi622]

I did not expect Cadaber to have such gorgeous, luscious locks

[@nicholasgeere5125]

Bro have you heard corpse husband's latest tracks it's fucking so cum

[@unlicensedmorgue990]

I genuinely thought the nose whistle was a sound in my room for a bit until I realized it was his nose lol

[@behindbigm]

This is the earliest recommendation I’ve ever gotten in my KZbin feed

[@aayushichawla2187]

SO EXCITED TO WATCH!

[@SwedePotato314]

One of, if not THE best video you've ever done. I was enthralled from beginning to end. It's a case I've not heard of and that's rare for me, and probably a lot of other true crime enthusiasts. I crave seeinng new cases come to more public attention. I am curious and do wish you had asked if she knew what the abusive husband's alibi was, and if she thought it was good enough to eliminate him completely. Nothing else makes sense and in a small town it is so hard to keep secrets for this long. Excellent job, daber!

[@samanthaorologio6866]

Holy shit me too. All that.

[@jamesknapp64]

Agreed. Great Video and its also a Case I havent heard of.

[@tonee1000]

I do know the alibi, however it’s not public information and therefore due to being a n open case still I cannot release that information. It’s not “air-tight” tho as previously stated by a prior investigator, according to our current team.

[@deftonephila]

I lived in Colorado in the early 2000s. Originally moved to Austin (outside of Delta) and went to Nucla a few times because I had friends who were from there. I had never heard of this until I saw it on I think Forensic Files. Nucla is SUPER small, it's incredible that this is still unsolved.

[@eversincekorea]

I am so happy that i found your channel

[@agnieszkas7238]

amazing work!

[@Deadman1000]

What a fascinating story, thank you for covering it. I honestly think someone in one of three towns his daughter mentioned knows something and seems went through a lot of work to hide everything.

[@RubberSpatula]

I’m loving the work you’re putting into your videos man. Just please don’t burn yourself out!

[@chrisshing8697]

You are an absolute credit to the field of investigative journalism. I hope you are proud of your commitment to pursuing the truth. It is extraordinary.

[@Living_Dead_Girrl]

This is not investigative journalism. He is not a journalist. This is a KZbinr.

[@carbon-based-lifeform9172]

@@Living_Dead_Girrl I dont think you understand what an investigative journalist even is. 😅

[@Living_Dead_Girrl]

@@carbon-based-lifeform9172 No, u.

[@carbon-based-lifeform9172]

@@Living_Dead_Girrl explain what it is then since you're so smart 😅

[@michaelaldan4354]

just terrible..i cant even imagine....all i can do is send my love to the family and hope that one day there will be closure.. as a documentary i must commend you on your narration and editing...very good work

[@grawman67]

This was such a well done video, man. You're as detailed as always but the interview was really helpful in piecing things together. I can't even imagine or put into words what awful thing happened to her family, but she seems like a really strong person. I hope they can one day get answers and some kind of closure.

[@PRENTISSVAUGHNN]

Reaching out to family, very nice!!! This definitely brings more truth to the story and helps them gain a voice. It's also more intense for viewers, makes it more real for us, and makes us want to be more involved in possibly helping or looking out whenever we can because of the connection to loved ones you brought to the video. I love this, good work!!!!

[@sadezem991]

I agree! It's also a lot more respectful than what a lot of "true crime youtubers" do, when they speculate and come up with crazy theories to make it seem more interesting, when they don't even know the whole story. Giving a voice to the family and loved ones that have experienced the loss is the most considerate thing you can do. My heart is broken for Toni. I lost my dad as a teenager, but at least we got to bury him and didn't have to live knowing the person who did it got away with it. I don't know how anybody copes with that.

[@drone___]

thank you so much. cant wait to fall asleep halfway through then re watch when i wake up cause i missed it

[@THEPIGCAVE]

Amazing job man! Keep up the work!

[@kam2894]

“which leads me to the final part of this video” *40 minutes still left*

[@kam2894]

not complaining though! love the video

[@luvondarox]

This was fantastically and respectfully done. Thank you for getting this story out!

[@johnmaclean2040]

Always well done. Thanks man.

[@nuggy9556]

during the interview part my ADHD was acting up and i heard a squeaking in your nose when you’d breathe in and I couldn’t focus. 🤣🤣🤣Love this video you did a good job with it!

[@beezkneez5446]

having tonee's input is so valuable and appreciated

[@MrHellohorse]

Before I watch this video, I still would like it to be noted how unhappy I am that you got rid of your dabbing skeleton profile pic.

[@malte2483]

😉🤣👍

[@BEDHEAD947]

Amen

[@ewetn1]

SAME!

[@paulhulme4067]

Was just watching the old videos and this came up 👌

[@andrewaldrich3602]

Thanks for putting the ad right at the beginning of the video, that makes it way way easier to skip through

[@chrisstirland1654]

Got my cup of tea and chocolate. Glad this has been uploaded, made my night now :)

[@Tinydickcinema]

Just got the notification can’t wait for this one

[@21paperclip]

%þ99

[@ty222er]

Nice profile pic

[@Tinydickcinema]

@@ty222er cheers cuz

[@neoindiamapping9162]

Thank you, you gave more happiness in this festival season

[@MariShowsLove]

What a great video!!!! I hope this family gets some answers.

[@chiefqueef15]

Hey, can you make a video about How 43 Students on a Bus in Southwestern Mexico Vanished Into Thin Air

[@TheGhostOfFredZeppelin]

I love this new breed of true investigative youtubers as opposed to someone just reading one article about something and make a quick video about it! As soon as I found this channel you became an instant favorite!

[@thatskyfossil5231]

definitely more engaging than my lecture on thermodynamics cant wait for more vids like this!

[@KyungShotwell]

Wow amazing! Thank you so much for this! You did amazing interviewing her. I found everything she had to say very interesting. I truly hope that a resolution can be found for this. It sounds to me like the investigators may have quite a bit more info than they are releasing due to the ongoing investigation. I feel she felt adamant that it truly was a set up and this was a pre meditated planned thing. She was also very open to other possibilities, but I found it super interesting how against the idea that it was some random crime by some random person. I really hope that they find closure and they catch who did it.

[@ilovejuuzou]

AHAHHAHA THE NOSE WHISTLING im LOSING my mind

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

This is one of the very few channels that I hit the “Like” button before even watching the video- just in case I don’t finish watching it the second I see it uploaded. It’s a move that I’ve never once had the need to reverse. Thanks for the excellent video, and the immense amount of work that you put into it. (And I applaud your choice to call his daughter- she needs to know that people still care about her Dad and his life.)

[@tonee1000]

Thank you for your kind comment.

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

@@tonee1000 ❤️

[@Steezer_geezer]

Love when we see an upload like this 🔥