There is Something in the Valley

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Tucked away within Canada’s Northwest Territories is an area of outstanding natural beauty, inaccessible by conventional means. For decades, people have crossed its boundaries in search of a great fortune, which is rumoured to lie there. Many have emerged empty-handed, but yet more have never returned at all.
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[@BedtimeStoriesChannel]

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[@jaimegreene9557]

Thank you! I've been thinking about trying this

[@thedoctorairsoft6813]

At 1:56 what video did that image come from? It shows the Humvee with a row of people that look like slaves or something.

[@DarkPhoenixSaga]

@@thedoctorairsoft6813 If I'm not mistaken, I think that picture was never used with past stories. Now that you mentioned it, I'm curious to know what is going on there myself?

[@thedoctorairsoft6813]

@@DarkPhoenixSaga Ya i am just so curious what the story of that picture is.

[@racerx009]

The only thing I got when I went to see The Blair Witch Project at the theater was motion sickness.

[@BigfootWithMemes]

Yeah even we bigfoots avoid that valley

[@andrepettersson175]

@Crebs Park you... wanna come in for some tea? Or like... I have condoms... really you don't need to be bored out there all night im just saying. Also it's April its cold at night, treat yourself better.

[@eldeano9964]

It's where biggerfoots dwell

[@a_donut]

@@eldeano9964 Biggerfoots...the only thing more elusive than Bigfoots

[@0oidiedinatimemachineo024]

is this true?

[@grumpycat6429]

@@andrepettersson175 I use condoms to hold emergency water when i camp. Gotta use the flavored condoms to give it 0.001% taste tho

[@Grandmastergav86]

"There is something" is your best series.

[@Borkendeneshk]

That's your opinion

[@michaelgibbs8435]

100% although it's much like saying it's the shiniest diamond in your collection haha

[@dilung4250]

Mysteries of the third reich are the coolest stories IMO

[@one5e]

I’m calling it: next one is either gonna be in the swamp, or in the basement

[@alexinfinite7142]

"There is something" is my favorite. But there's a lot of good stuff on this channel :D

[@airsoftpopcorn]

The animated pictures in these videos keep getting better, and keep creeping me out

[@TealWolf26]

They're awesome!

[@jaimegreene9557]

He is an amazing artist

[@maryumgardner5958]

Imagine an animated series/motion comic with this style

[@vl2663]

@@maryumgardner5958 they need to make it a reality and put it on Netflix

[@antoniusbritannia8217]

They should sell limited edition prints of certain scenes

[@forlegalreasonsthatwasajok7608]

As a Canadian I have personally never had an experience with anything strange, but my dad is a native guy and has told me stories that give me immense respect for the forest

[@st.michaelsknight6299]

As a Canadian, I had a few back in the day

[@forlegalreasonsthatwasajok7608]

@@st.michaelsknight6299 Got any good ones worth sharing? 😂

[@khanwebb172]

You can both share, grabs popcorn*

[@pantherowow77]

Care to elaborate? *grabs cheeto puffs

[@mokuve]

Here for the stories.

[@jamesjoshua3288]

“The people over there.” Ominous. Love it

[@RelativelyBest]

Can also be translated as _"those_ guys."

[@scallopohare9431]

@@RelativelyBest Mebbe, but it is clearly stated that it referred to their self-imposed isolation.

[@dchapero6929]

The rock that is behind the guy, at 2:46, totally looks like a velociraptor’s head. You can’t unsee that s*#^...

[@brakcollins8090]

Dude it absolutely does lol well spotted

[@williamhanley3329]

Hahah that’s classic

[@akashsuresh1369]

you sharp eyed SOB..... I am in.

[@spiritoftheforest6204]

Thanks for that 😒

[@BirgitProfessional]

I'm calling it. It's a Leprechaun. "Trying to steal me gold, are ye?"

[@Necron990]

Using a decapitating shillelagh? Hmmmm, yeah I can see that.

[@elvergalarga6016]

It's magically delicious!

[@mckenzie.latham91]

Warwick davis has returned

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

“There’s something out there waiting for us, and it ain’t no man...”

[@nickfrost9771]

I can tell you all 100% fact, the prohibited caves in the Grand Canyon National Park are real. YOU NEED TO DO A STORY ON THESE... I came across the story about 17 years ago and was pulled by the significance of it. I called the Grand Canyon parks and recreation office and when I asked the supervisor about it, he put me on hold and for another guy. Did not even act like I did not know what I was talking about, they both made it obvious they knew. They then said what did I want to know. I mentioned about the proposed history of the whole situation. How when the two archeologists went to the Smithsonian about their find in the 1800's, it came in, shut them out and took over everything with the government . I mentioned that I wanted to hike around the area with a few people and they gave me a number to a branch of the state department and said I would need to get it approved by them. Called and nobody answered and no voicemail came on. Just a beep to leave a message. I did and all these years later, nobody called. Been around the area with a long range camera and in the areas where the temple of Shiva, Seth, Sun are at, yes they named them these names, at the entrance of the caves are metal bars and signs saying the area is being monitored. The government is protecting some thing or someone there. May be a lost civilization they have an agreement with, the natives always worshipped what could be these beings. I am all over this story and really want to go in there before my life is over. You can not get close to them. I was roughly a quarter of a mile away then rangers on atv's said I had to go back on the designated trail area. Close enough to get pictures of one being barred up with thick metal bars and locked. Not solid, there were spaces in between the bars, like a prison cell. I have a detailed map of the whole region where all of the caves/temples are at including elevation. If you go, be extremely careful and please post the video live in case something happens so its documented. Here is the best I can give you... From the Canyon View plaza. Draw a line from Yavapai point to Tiyo point and where the phantom creek intersects that line at 5,399ft. That is where the Cheops pyramid temple is at. Now draw a line from that location to Dragons head and literally right along that line Isis temple is at 7,014ft and Shiva temple is at 7570ft. Draw a line from Mojave point to Dragon head and the temples of Set 6026ft and Osiris 6637ft are right on that line. Draw a line from Pima point to Grama point and 3/5 the way from Pima to Grama is the temple of Ra 6078ft. I have many more locations on the map and in documents that I can not list but these are real and I have seen the one. If one is real, I know for a fact they all are. Knowing they are there actually makes it even harder because I want to know so badly. I don't care if the Smithsonian got all of what they call treasure. I just want to see how whoever lived there lived and how deep it goes. The archeologists back in the 1800's wrote they went on forever. If it were not for me being a married man with kids, I would have went the whole way a long time ago. Documenting and telling the world what is there would rewrite so much history. And if that is an entrance to a subterrainian civilization still there, who knows what would happen. Please copy this and print it out because I know they will find and erase it soon.

[@nickfrost9771]

Being from PA. You know all about what's in the woods in Ohio, PA, WV....

[@leebateman7846]

Predator references are always appreciated

[@slyaspie4934]

I ain't got time to bleed

[@marcusmeins1839]

RUN! GO! GET TO THE CHOPPA!

[@JonborgVA]

It would be one thing if people went missing but the fact that multiple people have been found headless with their guns bent is a definite sign that there is more to that valley then we know

[@marhawkman303]

that gets interesting though.... what bends rifles?

[@butchdeadlift7551]

@@marhawkman303 INTERDIMENSIONAL DEMON BEARS

[@shinesebastian7968]

I know this is dumb but headless Bodies reminds me of *Predators* 🤷🏻‍♂️ who knows maybe they're real and im pretty sure they can bend guns if they wanted to...

[@burntx7]

The rifles being bent implies that whatever killed these poor outdoorsmen is intelligent enough to recognize its function. Bizarre.

[@marhawkman303]

@@burntx7 of course the followup question is HOW... seriously... I wanna know what the investigation found there...

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

I've always been mystified and fascinated by the Northern Territories of Canada. Its unimaginably huge and almost completely unpopulated like Siberia. Makes me wonder what sort of cryptids live there, and what remains of any human habitation from the distant past.

[@KnightspaceORG]

Well, since cryptids don't exist...

[@juliamariemadness]

@@KnightspaceORG hahaha ladies and gentlemen, another uninformed ego maniac who hilariously thinks humans know all! What you don't know would make you quiver, and shit yo pants , little one

[@juliamariemadness]

Many strange, horrible and fantastic, things are out there.

[@KnightspaceORG]

@@juliamariemadness Oh look, another loonie believing bullcrap without a shred of evidence. All of the stories about cryptids are amusing, but none of them are true. But knowin' you people, you most likely believe that Paul Bunyan really exists or some idiotic thing like that.

[@mirandagoldstine8548]

@@juliamariemadness Very much true. There’s so much we still don’t know so who knows what’s living in that area. I’ve only been to Canada three times and all three times it was to cities that have rich histories (I adore Montreal because I have very fond memories of the friendly people of Montreal and this little bakery that made bread shaped like a turtle) and yet I never had a supernatural experience. I would love to stay at one of the railroad hotels in Alberta like the Fairmont Banff. Perhaps I’ll see a glimpse of an unknown creature skiing in Alberta. Anyway like I said there’s much we don’t know. Whatever is going on in that area I wouldn’t want to camp there. Stories of the Bennington triangle have convinced me it’s not wise to camp in areas that have seen a large number of disappearances and/or unsolved murders plus sightings of unidentified objects.

[@JohntheLNERP2]

In my opinion Yukon Fishers death is the most terrifying out of them simply because of the fact that he was a extremely dangerous and violent giant of a man and yet he was killed so seemingly easily so whoever or whatever could do that to him is no joke

[@JohntheLNERP2]

@Mosaab twice I don't think it was a bear because if it was there would've obvious evidence of a bear attack and I find it highly unlikely that a bear could bend the barrel of a rifle into a triangular shape

[@avanticurecanti9998]

You could probably do an entire episode about the San Luis Valley.

[@scarling9367]

There's a whole channel.

[@avanticurecanti9998]

@@scarling9367 Name?

[@scarling9367]

@@avanticurecanti9998 Hammerson Peters. Plus, he covers more than I wanted know about the Oak Island Mystery.

[@Sanderford]

Easily.

[@Chillanderer]

When I saw the title that’s the valley I thought it was!

[@noconnection1839]

Ah Yes, the series has returned to it's glorious title format: *"there's something in the something."*

[@MaximilianonMars]

Yo dawg, we put a something in your something so you can something while you something...

[@LoisoPondohva]

There's something in the fridge There's something in the excel spreadsheet There's something in my butt

[@davidmoak1219]

I came here to say there is something in the toilet. I suspect it's from the something that was in the previous person's butt.

[@krisgray8124]

Something something dark side

[@LoisoPondohva]

@Tyrannical User true I've checked Now, as I've said, there's something in my butt, but at least candy was good

[@maniatissa]

I like everything about this channel, but, what I mostly love, is the lyricism of the script. The writer manages to present the details of each story, not in a cut and dried way, but in a flowing, melodious tempo, with a rich vocabulary, which comes in contrast with the horror of some of the stories, and amplifies the end result...Nowadays when languages are butchered by almost everyone, everywhere, it is refreshing to listen to English being wonderfully used.

[@sulumsphony66]

It is a an increasingly underrated occurrence on this website, water in the desert our dark oasis.

[@aaroncourchene4384]

Ditto 😀😁!

[@frederickdavis6393]

I always think the same thing! You articulated my feelings on the writing beautifully.

[@Me-zo8yc]

shit be bussin fr fr no cap

[@shubhransudaswp9820]

You just saved my graveyard shift ❤️🙏

[@burpostockings]

Damn, where you live? I just got off of my 9-5

[@zhill2001]

7:07pm here in Winston-Salem North Carolina,Eating dinner.

[@annhollowell5352]

1am here in the UK.

[@jinafromwv6391]

@@zhill2001 hey hey! My BFF lives in Climax, NC!! (Climax-he he😆) just passed through your way a week ago!

[@frankieb9444]

I remember those days, good times. SLC for the win!

[@dovebair]

Its so cool that you did this...just as I found Hammerson Peters, who does this amazing series on Canadian Mysteries in this place.

[@Pertusetian]

H.P. is why the name "Nahanni Valley" always gives me literal goosebumps!

[@mattshuey1]

From the top notch narration, visuals, and sound there is no better channel for spooky tales and the unknown. I've been a fan for years and the level of dedication and respect for the subjects has never ceased to amaze me.

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

Top 5s is good. Of course everyone is ridiculously, overly obsessed with Mr Ballen. There was a short-lived podcast, Supernatural with Ashley Flowers (Crime Junkie). Episodes are still available, my favorite being Valiant Thor. Although I find David Paulides’ research intriguing, I don’t much care for his long winded videos that are bogged down with his personal views and lacking any form of editing. The Missing Enigma and Top Mysteries have the same premise but better presentation, actually very similar to BS, one even includes black and white sketches.

[@ronlawrence342]

The art work is high caliber . It is soft on the eye and the atmosphere it produces is the feeling of mystery . I’ve not taken the time to analyze - I just sit back and flow with it- but the way you go about a yarn is seamless and soothing . The creepy material not - with - standing! Good stuff!

[@karaamundson3964]

100

[@johnappleby405]

The Headless Valley fascinating it’s not just the stories it’s the incredible isolation of the area

[@glendanison3064]

Terrific episode. Never heard of this valley or these stories before. Decapitated bodies and burned cabins. The bent rifle barrels freaked me out the most.

[@AEB1066]

Person I knew years back had a hunter vanish on his property in Alsaka. Years later a fire burnt out an area of scrub and his remains were found. Beside the bones was a rifle with a bent barrel. The culprit was also there - the bones of a Grizzly. The best explanation was that the hunter encountered the bear inside the tangle of the scrub. The hunter fatally shot it but the bear killed him before it died, bending the rifle barrel with the force of the attack.

[@terrancetovar4527]

@@AEB1066 I heard this story before...first I have heard of barrels being bent. That would be so hard to do right? How does the barrel get bent?

[@AEB1066]

@@terrancetovar4527 Huge bear lunging down at a person on the ground. Rifle jammed in between maybe? I don't know exactly how it was bent, I only saw photos of the scene - bones, remains of a rifle with a bent barrel. As a fire had burnt through maybe the heat bent the barrel? Or maybe the bear did it.

[@Thehomelessathlete]

The thing is that it's a pattern over hundred years

[@JohntheLNERP2]

@@terrancetovar4527 it's very simple smash the rifles against a tree or rock

[@thebatmary5954]

Places where there is something: the water (nightmares), the mountains, the woods AND the forest, the moon, the moors (predators), the borderlands (strangeness), the valley, and the desert. That’s it. I’m moving to Sparta. Edit: I FORGOT ABOUT THE DARK!

[@micahfrye8885]

Dont forget about the dark also sparta has all of those

[@greatestcait]

Up next: there's something in Greece.

[@revenevan11]

It's too late there's already a spooky scary skeleton *inside* you!!!

[@coledibiase1777]

@@revenevan11 I might as well just go shoot myself.

[@MandoRick1978]

Sounds like you are afraid of life.

[@vbenthusiast]

When I was a child, UFOs and aliens terrified me. I remember watching the (now) debunked Roswell crash alien autopsy video with my parents, and literally sat terrified in my bed checking the window in my room every minute while trying to fall asleep somehow. It was always the drawings that literally gave me chills, the eyewitness account drawings of the creepy shiut people would see. All the abduction documentaries. Fast forward 20 years and I’m in my bed with the lights off watching these vids with same artwork, and it still creeps me the hell out. Something very real going on around us. Whether demonic, spiritual- or extraterrestrial, it scares the ever living crap out of me. for some reason I’m drawn to it and can’t help but watch these videos, fully immersed in its horrific nature.

[@profeta4177]

Stay in your bed as long as you can, kid. Stay in the safety of your house. For there is Darkness here and around, a land of unknown, nameless horrors, smiling faces hiding inhumane Evil, and when you will feel Someone in the blackest corners of your rooms even when you are alone, sudden movements in the Shadows, when you will hear Their Whispers ordering you obscure massacres and depravities, simply know that you will fade away into Madness... Because The Dark Gods are coming, and only The Gods Of Light will save you all.

[@Bad-Bru]

WOW, simply WOW

[@unkownoflife5959]

@@profeta4177 accept Jesus Christ as Lord and repent, and you will be saved. God protects and saves us

[@profeta4177]

@@unkownoflife5959: Ask The Gods.

[@SamuelBlack84]

I've always had the sense that the entire sphere of human existence sits in its own self-contained bubble where we're allowed to exist The human race is in the universal equivalent of a children's play area while the Higher forms of life, the 'parents' in a way do the important stuff elsewhere

[@KadeCr0we]

So, those who are deterred are allowed to leave and those who are determined to stay don't make it out? (Oversimplified) I think this is my favorite one yet. Thank you BTS! We appreciate all your hard work!

[@saturnianrings3920]

Who else likes to listen to these for sleep?

[@Exedus20]

I usually do but as I live in California and they come out way before I go to bed I never get that chance because I cant wait.

[@MandoRick1978]

I try to but usually end up laughing over the silly stories and then listening to some science stuff instead.

[@DarkPhoenixSaga]

I'm too scared to listen to these stories at night, I won't be able to sleep. Yeah, I know I'm a chicken 🐔.

[@JasonON]

I found these last year when I couldn't fall asleep. They didn't help. Not that I'm scared, they're just so interesting I couldn't not listen.

[@saturnianrings3920]

Also does anyone else know what happed to the video with three stories? One about a barking man on the high way and another about a delivery driver who meets really creepy men in black.

[@FlyingFocs]

As unlikely as it may be, the idea of a stretch of Canada is so remote that Ice Age (older, if we count Amphycion) creatures still roam there is something I really need in my life. At least as a movie.

[@SamuelBlack84]

There are still huge parts of the world that are completely blank on the map where nobody has ever set foot What I wouldn't give to know what's out there

[@sarahfranklin8443]

Yes! It's a good day if there's a new Bedtime Stories vid!

[@sarahfranklin8443]

I thought that was the cat out there 😹

[@The_Cosmic_Yog-Sothoth]

The channel that makes your insomnia worse! Thanks guys.

[@alexinfinite7142]

Me: "Sigh, I have had a long day at work. I hope Bedtime Stories has something new..." Bedtime Stories: "Our new subject takes place in Canada" Me: Surprised pikachu face

[@macekreislahomes1690]

Do you live in Canada? I'm in the United States.

[@Muzan_JacksonHEEHEE]

@@macekreislahomes1690 I dont know what you're taking aboot

[@alexinfinite7142]

@@macekreislahomes1690 yup

[@macekreislahomes1690]

@@alexinfinite7142 I love 🇨🇦Canada. The people I know from there are good, helpful, polite, happy, charitable, good natured people. I'm glad our country's are allies.

[@alexinfinite7142]

@@macekreislahomes1690 you flatter us. But we're only just "okay" 👌

[@twogranolabarsandabeer4921]

This animation style is so unique, I love the high production value overall that feels like a fever dream

[@kingbaldwiniv5409]

Here in Arizona, the Diné are another name for the Navajo. Before they became a more settled tribe, they, the Yavapai, and the Apache would raid the agricultural tribes of the O'Odoham people (Pima, Maricopa, etc.). The Superstition Mountains are just southeast of Pima territory and east of Maricopa territory. I am curious if there is some connection. The Athabascans in the Northwestern areas of North America have a close language tie to the Navajo and Ute tribes. That's an interesting link.

[@doomsdaybooty1072]

Yup the Navajo actually migrated from northern Canada a few centuries ago. They speak almost the same language as the Dene in the Northwest territories. So that makes the similarities between the two legends quite interesting indeed

[@jmreid62]

Video suggestion: The Hawaiian Night Marchers. I just heard about them from a friend who grew up in Hawaii and I’d love to learn more. It seems like this topic is right up your alley, and I know you would make an amazing video covering these ghostly apparitions.

[@jgvtc559]

Like gnomes?

[@Mile.HighMoto]

Menehune?

[@turbochad7038]

Had a old team leader of mine who was stationed in Hawaii, said he saw this stuff first hand.

[@kevdadd1976]

Man I wish you guys made one a week! But I'm sure it takes time for perfection

[@therealfauxstradamus1135]

I would love to see a video of the process the artist goes through. The amount of detail is striking

[@bloodrunsclear]

Stuck in a waiting room. You guys are a lifesaver!

[@kelleren4840]

S A M E

[@darkop3191]

There is something in the Waiting Room

[@bloodrunsclear]

@Travis Fresh I was taking care of someone with mobility issues.

[@problemchild6248]

​@@darkop3191😊

[@MBSill]

I've been a subscriber for several years now and I have yet to be disappointed. You guys out do yourselves with each new video. Thanx so much for all your hard work!

[@anotherrandomtexan25]

I've had such a shit day but this really helped to mellow me out man you have no clue

[@4thKJU]

Hands down one of my favorite channels, keep it up!

[@Agridefense]

I have sleep issues and I've been using these for over a year to help me get to sleep. I just wish they would do something that's an hour long.

[@vl2663]

LMAO I love this comment thread so far. OP loves these terrifying videos for sleeping meanwhile me and OsakaRose would probably shit ourselves in our sleep with them on

[@MadeleineLJNorman]

I also have sleep issues. This and melatonin have helped

[@DetectiveH.]

@@MadeleineLJNorman bedtime stories + melatonin = sleep.

[@jessicah4462]

They have a playlist tab that might be exactly what you’re looking for ;-) Sweet dreams!

[@reesedaniel5835]

Try Beyond Creepy channel as well. It's equally as good as this one.

[@bronxgirl712]

Your "There is Something in [X]" videos are my favorites ones outside of the Man from the Train 1 and 2. Always mysterious and creepy.

[@armychic15]

I love cuddling up with a nice warm blanket and listening to these stories. They wonderfully written and narrated.

[@greatazuredragon]

The "There is Something in" series makes me so glad I don't tend to got outdoors. XD

[@wigsy99]

Excellent Episode the whole area is now a National Park so no more trapping and mining allowed since the 1970s. If anyone is interested I read a fantastic book called”Legends of the Nahanni Valley” by Hammerson Peters. I great read really goes in depth into the mysterious events and possible explainations.

[@Pertusetian]

H.P.'s Nahanni Valley stories consumed my life for an entire month, absolutely love it!

[@wigsy99]

@@Pertusetian yes me too very good read I would highly recommend the book

[@slyaspie4934]

Hammerson Peters KZbin channel is great too, though I guess you already know that and I'm just preaching to the choir lol 😂

[@wigsy99]

@@slyaspie4934 actually thanks I did not know this

[@slyaspie4934]

@@wigsy99 well worth a watch, I'm not so keen on all oak Island stuff but still watch whatever he puts out lol but his native tales and other work are superb tho

[@adamslaughter7074]

I feel like the connection to the Superstition mountains and the Nahanni valley could potentially be a thing. It is believed that the navajo and apache could be descents of the naha. Though the navajo didn't settle that far south, the apache did. Could be that the violent naha decided to go into the mountains while the more "peaceful" and more willing naha decided to accept the puebloan way of living. Could be a stretch there but I think it's interesting to think about those kinds of connections.

[@SamuelBlack84]

A race of primitive humans? Many do still exist completely untouched by civilisation

[@powercurlpowerlifting3489]

The chilling part for me is the heads are more than likely kept as trophies

[@Fishhead436]

the nature illustrations and animations just get better after every video

[@Pellefication]

I love that the illustrations are in black and white!

[@jimofthejungle02]

Ah yes, dried bison, my favourite travelling snack

[@RRVVWW73]

Never eaten beef jerky? You ignorant fool.

[@ManofSteel4910]

Dried bison is honestly delicious.

[@danielb7117]

Grandad worked up there for years. Helped build the DEW Line and run CAT Trains for years up North after The War. He called it "The Valley of the Headless Men". Never told Me, but I heard from My Ol' Man, that apparently there was all sorts of "Weird F*cken Sh*t" that used to happen Up North. I Believe It, cuz I've seen enough "Weird F*cken Sh*t", that I have no choice but to Believe. Cheers Fellas keep the videos of "Weird F*cken Sh*t" coming Please and Thank You

[@Appalachian_Hunger]

Finally! This is one of my favorite podcasts /KZbin channels 🖤

[@lazarussolomon3541]

DamnIt I just clicked on the mountain one

[@deathsyth8888]

Is there anywhere I can go where it's safe and won't be "something" there? Mountains, woods, forests, valleys, the water, etc... The freaking Moon even!

[@popnhand]

This channel is so underrated. Netflix should pick you up. It would blow up! Such a great narrator and fantastic stories!! Love y'all!

[@diogeneslantern18]

Smoke a pipe in a candlelit room and listen to this in order to truly experience how the story is meant to be told

[@wolfguywerewolfchannel2099]

Please do one on Skinwalker Colorado, it's very similar to Skinwalker Ranch in Utah

[@revenevan11]

Wow I hadn't heard of that one. Possibly overshadowed in search results or regular confused for the ranch. I hope they cover it then!

[@mattrogersftw]

@@revenevan11 I've had a skinwalker encounter on the edge of the weminuche down by the Ute reservation I believe.

[@gunmankhan8167]

@@mattrogersftw what happened 😱😱😱

[@deathsyth8888]

It's like you shouldn't name a place "Skinwalker" or something. Hmmm...

[@nickfrost9771]

I can tell you all 100% fact, the prohibited caves in the Grand Canyon National Park are real. YOU NEED TO DO A STORY ON THESE... I came across the story about 17 years ago and was pulled by the significance of it. I called the Grand Canyon parks and recreation office and when I asked the supervisor about it, he put me on hold and for another guy. Did not even act like I did not know what I was talking about, they both made it obvious they knew. They then said what did I want to know. I mentioned about the proposed history of the whole situation. How when the two archeologists went to the Smithsonian about their find in the 1800's, it came in, shut them out and took over everything with the government . I mentioned that I wanted to hike around the area with a few people and they gave me a number to a branch of the state department and said I would need to get it approved by them. Called and nobody answered and no voicemail came on. Just a beep to leave a message. I did and all these years later, nobody called. Been around the area with a long range camera and in the areas where the temple of Shiva, Seth, Sun are at, yes they named them these names, at the entrance of the caves are metal bars and signs saying the area is being monitored. The government is protecting some thing or someone there. May be a lost civilization they have an agreement with, the natives always worshipped what could be these beings. I am all over this story and really want to go in there before my life is over. You can not get close to them. I was roughly a quarter of a mile away then rangers on atv's said I had to go back on the designated trail area. Close enough to get pictures of one being barred up with thick metal bars and locked. Not solid, there were spaces in between the bars, like a prison cell. I have a detailed map of the whole region where all of the caves/temples are at including elevation. If you go, be extremely careful and please post the video live in case something happens so its documented. Here is the best I can give you... From the Canyon View plaza. Draw a line from Yavapai point to Tiyo point and where the phantom creek intersects that line at 5,399ft. That is where the Cheops pyramid temple is at. Now draw a line from that location to Dragons head and literally right along that line Isis temple is at 7,014ft and Shiva temple is at 7570ft. Draw a line from Mojave point to Dragon head and the temples of Set 6026ft and Osiris 6637ft are right on that line. Draw a line from Pima point to Grama point and 3/5 the way from Pima to Grama is the temple of Ra 6078ft. I have many more locations on the map and in documents that I can not list but these are real and I have seen the one. If one is real, I know for a fact they all are. Knowing they are there actually makes it even harder because I want to know so badly. I don't care if the Smithsonian got all of what they call treasure. I just want to see how whoever lived there lived and how deep it goes. The archeologists back in the 1800's wrote they went on forever. If it were not for me being a married man with kids, I would have went the whole way a long time ago. Documenting and telling the world what is there would rewrite so much history. And if that is an entrance to a subterrainian civilization still there, who knows what would happen. Please copy this and print it out because I know they will find and erase it soon.

[@andrewcraine7555]

Absolutely love these bedtime stories, great after a busy shift on a mental health nursing ward 😀, keep em coming !

[@FrozenAuroras]

Is it just me or when I watch or listen to this at night, I just knock out?😅😴🌌

[@IanP1963]

i heard about this Valley in Canada quite a few years ago - there are still places on this planet that haven't been explored totally!

[@DarkPhoenixSaga]

The guy who found the woman, I know he was scared, but he could of helped her. Not only would he save her life, but she would of told a story of what happened to her.

[@rbnola3340]

He did say the devil himself. But all I can picture is the Wüstling from cod ww2 zombies.

[@davidortiz3094]

Easier said than done

[@DarkPhoenixSaga]

@@davidortiz3094 I guess that's true.

[@jaydisqus3353]

You guys should be on television, I'd tune in every time.

[@dmm3124]

This is tv. I watch on my smart tv.

[@jaydisqus3353]

@@dmm3124 I'm still more of a traditional user. They could be in prime time.

[@thefisherking78]

I don't watch TV, I watch this here 🤣

[@JaleelBeig]

13:12 I think this is a case of some pervert who kidnapped her & she tried to escape. Shame that big Charley guy didn't help her.

[@osgarion]

Very unlikely. No matter how strong or skilled you are, it's very difficult to drag an unconscious person away on mountainous terrain; not to mention other challenges like cold weather and natural predators. These kind of "people" usually seek out easier targets.

[@JaleelBeig]

@@osgarion lone woman in the woods…climbing rocks… naked… who in their right mind does that? Seems like a dire situation. Must have strayed from the group & trapped by a criminal in hiding. When you put together many weird instances people may see it as something beyond explanation or supernatural, like Big Charley did, but I think this one is particular is pretty rational & tragic.

[@comettamer]

I think the ghost of the man who almost killed that bartender still resides in the valley, doomed to an eternity in the same wilds for his violent assault.

[@IvanMrsicStudio]

I love stories about mysterious encounters in the wilderness. Forests and mountains are my favorite!

[@croweman6515]

I'm glad that this channel is growing, but I must say, I miss the days before we got a sponsor clip right as tensions started to build, it kinda just... takes you out of the moment, you know?

[@Free-Bodge79]

That mask is frightening. Imagine seeing that fella coming at you with murderous intent, in the dark woods. Terrifying scenario . 👹+😱=💩💩💩

[@reesedaniel5835]

And maybe it's not really a mask at all......

[@Free-Bodge79]

@@reesedaniel5835 the possibility for nightmares is endless. ☠️

[@rudy1999]

And being 7ft+ tall LOL

[@bobleglob162]

the art just keeps getting better.

[@SRC267]

... it's Jack & Sally...

[@bullreeves1109]

Was just thinking about rewatching one of your videos. Perfect timing =)

[@Iijjccbb]

Ok so let’s go over some details on the Naha 1-they were really tall 2-they were freakishly strong 3-they really didn’t like other people so they lived deep in the forest 4-they would routinely kill people 5-they supposedly wore masks 6-they mysteriously disappeared 7-it’s in an area between Alaska and the Pacific Northwest Look all I’m saying is thats starting to sound kinda familiar to a certain other large strong hard to find forest creature

[@Elfwingson]

Yet another great episode and just like in the last episode the water animations looks AMAZING!👍🏼 I love this channel❤️

[@nickfrost9771]

I can tell you all 100% fact, the prohibited caves in the Grand Canyon National Park are real. YOU NEED TO DO A STORY ON THESE... I came across the story about 17 years ago and was pulled by the significance of it. I called the Grand Canyon parks and recreation office and when I asked the supervisor about it, he put me on hold and for another guy. Did not even act like I did not know what I was talking about, they both made it obvious they knew. They then said what did I want to know. I mentioned about the proposed history of the whole situation. How when the two archeologists went to the Smithsonian about their find in the 1800's, it came in, shut them out and took over everything with the government . I mentioned that I wanted to hike around the area with a few people and they gave me a number to a branch of the state department and said I would need to get it approved by them. Called and nobody answered and no voicemail came on. Just a beep to leave a message. I did and all these years later, nobody called. Been around the area with a long range camera and in the areas where the temple of Shiva, Seth, Sun are at, yes they named them these names, at the entrance of the caves are metal bars and signs saying the area is being monitored. The government is protecting some thing or someone there. May be a lost civilization they have an agreement with, the natives always worshipped what could be these beings. I am all over this story and really want to go in there before my life is over. You can not get close to them. I was roughly a quarter of a mile away then rangers on atv's said I had to go back on the designated trail area. Close enough to get pictures of one being barred up with thick metal bars and locked. Not solid, there were spaces in between the bars, like a prison cell. I have a detailed map of the whole region where all of the caves/temples are at including elevation. If you go, be extremely careful and please post the video live in case something happens so its documented. Here is the best I can give you... From the Canyon View plaza. Draw a line from Yavapai point to Tiyo point and where the phantom creek intersects that line at 5,399ft. That is where the Cheops pyramid temple is at. Now draw a line from that location to Dragons head and literally right along that line Isis temple is at 7,014ft and Shiva temple is at 7570ft. Draw a line from Mojave point to Dragon head and the temples of Set 6026ft and Osiris 6637ft are right on that line. Draw a line from Pima point to Grama point and 3/5 the way from Pima to Grama is the temple of Ra 6078ft. I have many more locations on the map and in documents that I can not list but these are real and I have seen the one. If one is real, I know for a fact they all are. Knowing they are there actually makes it even harder because I want to know so badly. I don't care if the Smithsonian got all of what they call treasure. I just want to see how whoever lived there lived and how deep it goes. The archeologists back in the 1800's wrote they went on forever. If it were not for me being a married man with kids, I would have went the whole way a long time ago. Documenting and telling the world what is there would rewrite so much history. And if that is an entrance to a subterrainian civilization still there, who knows what would happen. Please copy this and print it out because I know they will find and erase it soon.

[@bobpieczarka4357]

The opening is great! I am a fan of "There is something..." episodes.

[@VictorGarciaR]

There is a channel here in YT dedicated to the Nahany valley, search for Hammerson Petters

[@theajshortman]

The waterfall animation was fantastic ! Great work guys, you just get better and better. X

[@lasrber]

Anyone else noticing that this one is almost a perfect mirror for the dutchman's lost gold mine in the superstition mountains, right down to the removed head on a rock near by, and the discription of the tribe? Like, seriously, am I imagining things? It's almost word for word identical to the lost mine chapter in my supernatural places book I used to read in highschool (not in a copyright way, more in a, there's only so many ways to discribe the same thing way)

[@AlecioG]

Yes!! I've been waiting for a video on the Nahanni Buttes/ headless valley!!!

[@MiKeMiDNiTe-77]

Wow one of the scariest episodes yet up there with The Skinwalker Ranch episodes, the natural beauty of the place would be offset by danger and that's in the day!!

[@raptorbadger3131]

This is my favorite video so far. So much mystery and true crime, it's the perfect place of legends and myths.

[@TealWolf26]

It's almost as if locals don't care for invaders, colonizers, prospectors or tourists and are willing to keep age old legends alive by tale and by deed to keep them away.

[@LoisoPondohva]

They are not even age old, lol. The infamy of the valley is 20th century construct. For the Deh Cho and Nahi it was always just a river with good fish and dangerous spring rapids.

[@bg0dley]

Absolutely loved this! Never heard of the Nahanni Valley so it was very informative! Keep up the amazing work! I love Bedtime Stories!

[@KatTheScribe]

Fascinating story! Artwork is sublime, love this channel so much. Thanks, BTS!

[@MoriShep]

the strangest thing is all the bent guns, which is odd and not normal most people would take the weapons not destroy them special in that time frame they were good money, but then again it could have been done as a warning to the next person guns won't do you no good here, a fair suggestion. It's likely it was a group of miners who wanted to keep the gold for them selves

[@Clenched.Cheeks]

Hi Bedtime Stories. I missed you.

[@blurelic4]

Really loved this episode. The illustration of the masked figure was scary. Good job on the drawing.

[@MartysWhiteSuit]

These stories are always told so well. I wondered if you may be interested in retelling the story of Sweet Fanny Adams. I had always heard the term, but last year, amid Lockdown, looked up the details of this horrific murder and dismemberment of a small girl. There are a number of aspects to the case that easily miss the casual reader and feel the telling of the story may easily fit into the format you use in your videos.

[@CharlotteForbes]

This particular haunted story has fascinated me since I first heard it earlier this week. Great video. I wonder why curious people haven't tried harder to put some type of video surveillance in the area while mining for gold. Maybe because the area is so remote? One thing we can take away from this video, however, is that if MULTIPLE skilled people all die of gruesome deaths in a single place doing the same single thing, don't play your chances with fate.

[@Komotau4691]

This technology wasnt a big thing years ago.....They smelled gold and better life also authorities dont care about killing tribes.

[@bekah9651]

My favorite story of yours was "Eleven" about the murder-suicide family. It was creepy as hell. But I love "There Is Something.." stories too! Your channel is phenomenal. I'm 34 and I love cuddling up at night in the dark or during the early mornings when it's still dark out, when I am all alone after my husband goes to work, I snuggle down into my couch with my dog and turn my phone on to watch Bedtime Stories

[@MrMagoo-qx9ie]

I can’t wait to watch, I just got the notification and I love to watch these videos before I fall asleep. Awesome ! Thank you again bedtime stories.

[@tedbosquez19]

Another great story... keep up the great work ... this channel remains one of my favorite on KZbin ...

[@australianman3486]

How are they not a one million yet

[@noahsampson2096]

When you fall asleep listening and have to come back to listen again the next morning to actually appreciate the episode

[@tracywerner4315]

That was really interesting. Very dark but interesting. Now you have to do a segment on the mountain in Arizona.

[@leebateman7846]

They did an episode on the Superstition Mountains about a year ago titled, "There is something in the mountains"

[@jonquil8572]

One hour and 13k views...You're doing "Something" RIGHT!!!👍😉

[@tommydarbe1524]

After a day of terrible news from every direction, I look forward to sitting down and listening to a new installment of Bedtime Stories. It's mild compared to some of the day to day stress.

[@bipedalcynodont962]

I just wanted to say that for a few years, my father has made no secret of this being his favorite KZbin channel. Back then, I was like "Forteana can be awesome and they put so much effort into making these videos immersive, and he dislikes Stampy (whose channel I can't @ for some reason), so I see where he's coming from". Now this is the 2nd day since I've subscribed to your channel myself (which I think was about a month ago) that I've been binge watching episode after episode for hours! Edit: Unfortunately, I have to tell you that Amphicyon IS NOT a bear-wolf hybrid, but rather a member of an extinct carnivoran lineage named, certainly where you misconstrued that idea from, "bear-dogs", and it's been extinct since the Neogene period (which ended 2 million years ago!), so NO OFFENSE, BUT my paleontology-loving self sees the idea of it surviving into the time of human settlement on this continent as implausible at best!

[@orangewarm1]

Bone Tomahawk

[@chasing_dragons]

I am absolutely convinced there is a non-animal, non-human intelligence that is at least partly responsible for people going missing.

[@Rick_Cleland]

Swamp Gas.

[@thegloriousquran1208]

This is true

[@grimtea1715]

6:49 he would BEHEADING back to civilization 😂😂

[@XanderJP1997]

Good one, lol.

[@cgreenland05]

I'm a Dene and from the northwest territory. My brother did canoe trips through the nihani valley.

[@Globez123]

I gotta stop listening to these stories before bedtime :O

[@goldenhelmet3251]

No shit, I was just watching a video by Hammerson Peters about the legends of the Nahani Valley just a few days ago, truly an interesting and mysterious place glad to see Bedtime Stories covering it

[@animalmother5091]

Yeah that idiot has 100 theories on the oak island bs. Quit watching him years ago and hes still coming up with bs theories

[@keithweiss7899]

I can’t wait for new Bedtime Stories to appear! Thanks for doing them!👍👍👍👍👍