Bizarre Disappearances in Oregon and ‘Strange Lights’

[@MissingVoidTV]

Really cut it fine today, literally just finished the video. There's some odd circumstances in this one. Also if there's anywhere you'd like to see me cover then let me know. Have a great Friday / weekend. Be safe all

[@DavidPackluvr]

Thank you so much, Adam! Incredible accounts and your voice is a healing balm for one's soul. 🙏💜 I hope that you have a great weekend!

[@Wherethewindblows524]

I love what ur doing ill keep watching!

[@SallyMars]

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Lots of “smiley face” type disappearances of young men found dead in our three rivers months later

[@jeffpagan4319]

I'm from America but never hear enough stories from the UK

[@Skarbro]

Thanks man. Always enjoy your videos. Good stuff 😎

[@tcboes]

Never underestimate the crazy things toddlers will do. When my son was 3, we were attending an event on Sauvie's Island. He started to walk off through the crowd. Out of curiosity, instead of stopping him, I followed. He walked in a straight line through the crowd, through the adjacent field and toward the woods. Maybe 1/2 a mile before I stopped him. He never once looked back. And he covered that ground fairly quickly. Always be diligent.

[@marhawkman303]

yeah as a child I once tried walking home from school. Took a wrong turn and was headed out of town when someone who recognized me stopped me.

[@AYVYN]

I've seen toddlers swallow food without chewing, almost choke, and then try to use their toy cars as roller skates, in the span of 15 minutes. Maybe I'm just overcautious haha

[@lanceupperrcut]

That's what always gets me about those stories where they're like "this 4 year old was found MILES from where his parents lost him, this is impossible for the child to do on its own" because like, no. No, it is absolutely *not* unusual nor supernatural. Toddlers have a lot of energy, move a lot faster than you'd think, and don't have the cognitive ability of adults. They don't think rationally. A toddler would walk for miles in a straight line if they felt like it and nobody stopped them. Many of these toddler/small child disappearances can easily be chalked up to parental negligence, sadly

[@marhawkman303]

@@lanceupperrcut not even intentional negligence either. in some it's clear the parents THOUGHT they were doing it right... but weren't and found out the tragic way.

[@Mau-map3]

​@@lanceupperrcutnot 20 miles up in s mountain in freezing temperatures... ..NO way, they have tons of energy but they are NOT superToddlers to do go and climb up to 20 miles in miserable weather....

[@mike79patton]

I don't know exactly what it is about it, but whenever they find someone's body in a place they had already searched before, I get the heebie-jeebies really bad.

[@julielevinge266]

That’s a Bee Gees tribute band isn’t it??

[@jshaw4757]

@@julielevinge266 Na its a Rap crew..

[@Skoot666]

Yo @mike79patton ain't you a singer with mental issues?

[@8_x_9.]

That's where the portal is or was.

[@lizb4156]

Or they just do a shit job of looking.

[@jessehutchings]

You know what's always fascinating to me? Individuals go missing so easily in harsh conditions but the hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of people who search for them do not go missing. Sure, search and rescue workers have precautions and protocols but still. It gives a very odd impression of the conditions that cause people to get lost or go missing.

[@justinkennedy3004]

Great point.

[@jamesjacobus1099]

Missing 411 we are the hunted out there.happens often mt ranier Yosemite .mt.st.helens .they say if your kids are right behind you on the trail they vanish ...don't let your kids roam in the woods .....scary I know I study this stuff.oregon woods are spooky.

[@AUniqueHandleName444]

@@jamesjacobus1099 Much less common than you'd think. My whole family with about 12 cousins was in the woods constantly and I don't even know anyone who got lost. Admittedly this is mostly on private land far away from national parks, and it was on the dry side of the cascades where it's a lot less dense and dark.

[@jamesjacobus1099]

@@AUniqueHandleName444 you must work for state parks and land management. Lol.. Have you actually done your research?. Look up how many go missing in just Yosemite alone.not to mention mt.ranier.the best of the best mountaineers hikers climbers people that spent there lives hiking the same areas of mt.ranier have vanished without a trace.even search dogs can't hold a scent .. search and rescue scour areas dont find a body then after time goes by they are found in areas already searched if found at all ..im glad your family has been safe on many occasions safety and numbers are truly the way to go..freedom of information act still won't get you a list of the ongoing missing persons. Bad for business.thousands in lost recreation revenue. People are keeping track of the numbers and children found on 300 ft cliffs with noway of getting up there without some kind of help. I lived off grid for 3 years in verry remote back country alone all over 2 states which I won't do again.ive exsperienced heavy walking on gravel outside my rv at 2 am I've had my rv hit with boulders I've had tapping on my windshield I've had dead squirrels left outside my rv.no man anywere for miles .I've been in the woods probally more than most.ive seen enough weird stuff I sold my rv and back in town.around people again.you must be one of those lucky guys never see or hear or exsperience the unexplainable..I'm awake today.good luck be safe out there..and yes it's mostly state parks nationwide that people go missing.do your own research start with missing 411 you just don't hear about it in the media it goes quiet fast.they still haven't found that boy in idaho. Go into a rest stop and look at all these missing people flyers at government camp. In that parking lot bathrooms it's alarming. Good day

[@AD-qg4hk]

No doubt they're carrying satellite trackers though right? Yupyup

[@weekendmom]

These stories are so sad and mysterious.

[@martharobison3184]

The 2-year-old traveling 6 miles in freezing temps, low temperatures even, in a thick, rugged forest is bizarre!! I believe something nefarious happened.

[@birdman7687]

Perfect timing my guy, just got off work.. All nestled up in bed 😬👌👽

[@nmgirard6276]

I think you've done it before, Antarctica has the Shackelton story. there were the lost scientists, also the mass exodus of high profile celebrities and leaders who traveled there in small groups including a pope some other religious leaders. What were they really looking for/find? Also I forget the guys name off the top of my head who disappeared while having a rope teather connecting the two buildings about 100ft away from eachother.Aftre a long search however he was never found. Love the stories, thanks for the hard work work.

[@jannythewonderwomen2215]

Kudos to you for pronouncing all the names right!

[@QuaylaSwan]

Sounds like the dad took the kid out there to be abandoned like Hansel n Gretel.

[@LordFoxxyFoxington]

Im going wild camping next year in the Outer Hebrides and Cairngorms National Park in Scotland, can anyone give me some advice to stay safe, I dont want to end up in one of David Paulides books.

[@wvhustlemom2964]

Fr

[@delicflower13x3]

Keep a tracking device on you that someone knows how to access. Put it around your neck, wrist, or ankle. If it has the ability to call for help, use it the moment anything weird pops up. Be safe and have a wonderful trip!!

[@rednecked7462]

Don't underestimate the elves n fairy's

[@LordFoxxyFoxington]

@@wvhustlemom2964 Fr?

[@LordFoxxyFoxington]

@@rednecked7462 Ill be sure to avoid the woods and granite.

[@deborahchandler1815]

I'd rather stay together and die together than live with the thought my child died alone !!!!!!!

[@murryme]

ADAM HERE

[@keithblount229]

Hey howdy hey y’all. 👋🏻

[@kathyrn7423]

Hi Keith. Looks like we tend to follow similar channels. Cheers to you and your family. Be safe out there. 🇨🇦👩‍🍳🍁

[@keithblount229]

@@kathyrn7423 You can’t hide good taste can ya. 😃🇺🇸👍🏻😘

[@kathyrn7423]

@@keithblount229 LOL!!!

[@jerrybartlett273]

Greetings from Washington State. God bless

[@keithblount229]

@@jerrybartlett273 Howdy Jerry from Northeast Florida. 👋🏻

[@stephmess21]

The title says bizarre disappearances in Oregon, and then the video starts and you hear someone that isnt American, that's bizarre

[@dizzycat1983]

I was under the impression (because of the title) that these disappearances were exclusively in Oregon, but interesting and creepy nonetheless

[@cfred5393]

There are millions of forests and parks and each area always has its own back story in history. Often wonder if these happen close to or in sacred grounds or where something sinister once occurred making it a dark place to be. In saying this the creepy factor comes into play when these missing people are found in those areas already searched. How the heck can that happen ? Truly baffling. and sorry honey but before I say it was gods plan id sooner believe in little green men, mountain men or even the allusive Sasquatch lol.

[@joesdocs]

Bro don’t go to the red lights

[@nancyM1313]

🔥Terrifying Tales🔥

[@josesiliezar1758]

Please do a video on the bizarre disappearance of my sense of humor after watching the last Trump/Biden presidential debate before the 2020 General Election... 😬

[@eamonnbyrne8400]

Once I hear the wolf howl I know I'm in for good story's, sad I know but make's my weekend.

[@vanillafire2652]

Ho, I wanna say that I would like that you make more more and more videos, that are so interesting. I LOVE your accent Adams!!! It s like I m travelling in my sweet home without going out at all!!! Don t give up your dedication for the lost one..... Thanks Adams, Vanille, Québec City

[@aubreyleonae4108]

You should check out this mind boggler. Derrick James Engebretson (July 5, 1990-disappeared December 5, 1998) is an American child who disappeared under mysterious circumstances in the Winema National ... from Klamath Falls and immediately south of Crater Lake National Park. Thanks for the video ☺

[@diggitus]

Another terrifying story from Crater Lake? Yeesh.

[@heidi2166]

I think that was recently solved with DNA look it up

[@aubreyleonae4108]

@@heidi2166 thank you.

[@nonayobiznez5311]

People so often under-estimate how far a small child, or toddler, can walk. They are full of energy if they're healthy and they can run around non-stop for hours on end. So it's no wonder a 2 year old could walk for 6 miles within 24 hours.

[@jshaw4757]

It's not so much the distance but the terrain and weather and pitch black often ...crossing water n heavily wooden areas full off nettles n craters n these sorts off things even snow and then being found on top off a mountain that a child would not be able too climb...these are the sorts off details that make the distance strange

[@jshaw4757]

Not too mention some being found in the picture off health completely unphased with a pocket full off edible berry's or fruits and telling storys off being looked after by bears n such storys

[@karlakirkpatrick2214]

Yes, these small kid's can walk lightening quick, you got to be in shape and that's no guarantee that will assist you in getting there in time to rescue them.

[@randybaumery5090]

Except that a kid found miles and mile where Les Stroud couldn't make it in the same time, is strange. Send a kid to find me next time. 😎

[@eurekasquared9853]

I agree!

[@katmack4215]

I don't see how people can't think something bizarre(😉)is happening,when the stories keep stacking up,of baby after baby after baby,is found 5 or 6 or 12 miles from where they were last seen..and remember walking in a forested or wild area,means many more miles than "air miles". 🤨

[@seandelap8587]

You would have to question the grandparents in why they allowed a 2 year old kid to walk that far alone where anything could have happened to him i mean how far could he have gone before they even noticed he wasn't there

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

Your art work is always amazing!

[@seandelap8587]

You would wonder how a 2 year old child managed to wander off that far without anyone noticing i suppose it was in a romote area but you would think that a person or 2 would had spotted him and thought it strange that such a young kid was walking all alone in such a place before the loggers found him

[@AYVYN]

I would literally be asking them if they need water every 30 seconds lmao

[@glendaharris4776]

I really like your channel it has real stories about real people, unlike Donovan Dread's channel where he leads you on and never shows pictures or video that he says he has at the beginning of the video. Your stories tell what's going on and what isn't. Keep up the good work.

[@karlakirkpatrick2214]

I don't even subscribed to Donovan Dread because it seems to be a catfish theme.

[@rebeccaenlow7395]

Dreads channel seems to be a venue for wannabe mystery/science fiction writers.

[@corallewis3093]

I think they are hallucinating from exhaustion when they see lights..

[@jadeoshaunessy8407]

I'm from Oregon greetings everyone Adam is a present we all need right now Peace

[@MunkeeMedia]

This is wild seeing as larch is not any where near as large a wilderness area that alot of other disappearances happen. On top of that you have the columbia river directly to the north, and Mt. Hood a little ways east. Never underestimate how prepared you need to be for weather.

[@gregorygermann5975]

Not only that but larch mountain is not in portland.

[@MunkeeMedia]

@@gregorygermann5975 he said its to the east of it sooo. There is infact one in oregon, as well just north in Washington.

[@kirkjones9639]

The first one always bothered me. Mostly because my father had some harsh things to say about the father. Along the lines of, what kind of idiot goes into the Cascades without a fire kit and then leaves his kid, wet and weak behind. Even in the late 50s and early 60s, we always carried a canteen, both of us had fire starting materials, sandwiches etc, for a day of hunting. At that time a kid under 16 had to take a hunter safety course, before he could get his hunting license. People who don't even take the minimum of precautions, the willy nilly, decide to go diddy bopping around in the mountains, just frustrate me no end. We lived just up the gorge from where this happened, in Hood River, and it was all over the radio.

[@jannythewonderwomen2215]

Diddy Bopping?

[@kirkjones9639]

@@jannythewonderwomen2215 Mindless walking, would be a good description. Pretty much like some PFY heading for a choke and puke, for pogey bait.

[@paulpz04]

Thanks for sharing, that's pretty cool to hear from someone who lived in the area and lived through the event..also kinda creepy cause it makes it that much more real

[@littleredwitch]

@@jannythewonderwomen2215 Couldn’t figure it out yourself ?

[@markpettie681]

Kirk Jones, I agree with you 110% In a shitload of these incidents its most of the time human ignorance that sets the stage for things to go downhill with a quickness!! Half of these people have NO business going into the woods to begin with!! My statements may sound harsh but the TRUTH ain't always pretty😯

[@seandelap8587]

Whenever i hear of children going missing on scouting trips i often wonder whether its the scout leaders themselves that are responsible for their disappeance i think in quite a few cases that may well be the situation that would certainly explain why these children literally appear to disappear into thin air even when they're within sight of the scout leaders it's because its those who are near to them and see where they are may have sinister intentions towards them an act accordingly

[@AverageAmerican]

Except, if we were dealing with an advanced race, they could be making us look like toddlers in intelligence, disappearing our people, and using lights as a distraction. Bcuz in the first story, the lights only separated James Sr. from his son (who then is moved and mysteriously found perished where they already searched).

[@blackstone777]

Think? Well, think all you want. But what do you know? Please back up with facts, not what you think or feel.

[@karlakirkpatrick2214]

I'm beginning to think that myself 🤔

[@visassess8607]

@@blackstone777 The evidence that sometimes, scout leaders are responsible for a camper's death?

[@8_x_9.]

There could easily be good money involved in it. Don't be surprised.

[@istvancsiszar1118]

For me one the most mysterious charachteristics that sceptics do or can not explain it is when a dead body is accidentally found weeks or months after the search at a place that had been thorughly and repeatedly searched before.

[@kirkjones9639]

To give a bit of perspective on the terrain there. Multnomah Falls, is at the Western end (sort of) the Colombia River Gorge. It cuts right through the Cascade mountains, like a knife, and the walls are pretty much straight up and down. The whole range is part of the Rim of Fire. When you see a aerial picture of the forest, it gives the impression of rolling terrain with the occasional mountain sticking up. What the trees hide is the terrain underneath, which is extremely steep. A mile as the Crow flies, is about three miles on the ground on average. On the East Coast of the US the tallest mountain is 5,000 feet, out here that is a tall hill. From Portland it is a 1.5 hour drive to Mt. Hood. Portland is about 250 feet above MSL, Mt Hood is a bit over 15,000 feet MSL Just the North side of Mt. Hood has 15 experienced climbers, that will not be coming back. Mt Mazama (Crater Lk.) is sneakier about it but, it gets its fair share. When you decide to go into the woods out here there are plenty of Rattlesnakes, Cougers and Bears, and while Sasquatch tends to avoid people they aren't always friendly. What the father was thinking. To bring his son out to Larch Mt. so unprepared, is just blindingly dumb. In Portland, go to the REI store, or call Clackamas Mountain Rescue, for the list of 10 basic things to ALWAYS have with you, when stepping out. It isn't rocket science.

[@margiemack4735]

It was 1961…

[@kirkjones9639]

@@margiemack4735 Yes it was, and the point of that is?

[@cosmicshy637]

These poor parents missing little ones. My heart breaks so much for them. No parent should ever feel that pain. 💔

[@andrewmckeown6786]

Walk, sleep and sit in the middle of the group. Always in the middle

[@AverageAmerican]

@@andrewmckeown6786 Or take Jesus with you and bring up the rear! This way whatever eats you has to first go thru the Living Messiah! Cum bah YAH my Lord . . . hmhmhmm

[@JS-ob4oh]

It never ceases to amaze me that so many people do not consider weather especially when they go hiking at higher elevations near or during winter. I've been on a hike where it was a beautiful warm blue sky morning and all that changed into a cold overcast windy and rain storm by noon. Lucky for me this was during early fall instead of mid-winter because that would had been life threatening.

[@raleestrong1239]

I am a little flabbergasted as to what these lights are, since they have been seen in two cases now

[@diggitus]

Will o' the wisp. Jack o' the Lantern. Faerie lights. A lot more than two cases!

[@8_x_9.]

More han that & in other countries too.

[@frederickdavis6393]

Happy thanksgiving Adam! Thanks for the video!

[@scallopohare9431]

The lights in the first story sound like Will o the Wisp. Such lights have a long history, and frequently lure travelers into dangerous terrain. Edit. Hint, hint, nudge, nudge. Future video?

[@jamesjacobus1099]

I will never go in the woods alone again.specially at night. Or on a full moon .some know what I'm talking about..

[@grantmunson6198]

i think the father in the first story was delirious, hallucinated, then the boy in a panic of losing his father wandered to find him and got lost. really sad story it seems.

[@corallewis3093]

I agree

[@merenuisence]

My 8 year old daughter would have done the same. She would have never left my side no matter how irrational I was to act in a delusional state. But also as a father not knowing what to do and terrified how to help his child survive, i don't know what I would have been able to do

[@LuisaD93]

The father in the first story James didn’t become delirious . His son did.

[@khworker1322]

And the lights? Being found in an area searched multiple times? Unless the facts are a complete fabrication it’s highly possible something got the dad to chase lights then took the kid for whatever purpose then put his body back. There are a lot of cases that are eerily similar to this one. Not saying you are wrong. Just wondering how you reconcile with the strangeness here.

[@travisn346]

Ya no one is carrying a body for 3 hours.

[@julielevinge266]

First story is very sad, leaving the boy, think he found he couldn’t find him? But separating means that even the father was very lucky to survive!

[@paulasmith7803]

It is entirely possible that someone hook him. It is known that everything from seriel killers and other sketch bad people that hang out in National and State Parks looking for victims. Awful but true.

[@johannaholmgren8088]

As Gollum says, "Don't. Follow. The. Lights!!"

[@paulmcadam6825]

Great work putting this together!!

[@markpettie681]

Thanks for another excellent video brother!! Your work is impeccable!! BIG LOVE✌

[@TheKulu42]

I think Jess wandered by himself. If he had been taken, why didn't he say anything about this person or persons?

[@DOTTYTIME]

Just wondering. With the first story what should the father have done when court in that snow storm

[@dzdominator]

Held onto the kid tied s lead between them anything but let them get separated.

[@DOTTYTIME]

@@dzdominator thankyou

[@shirleysmith6131]

Happy Thanksgiving

[@Skoot666]

James Sr and James Jr would of been easier, just saying

[@daronjohnson9095]

My gf and I saw a candle orangish orb of light in July 2015, greyson county Kentucky, outside caneyville, horse branch area. Before dark, we were standing on our front porch, and we was getting ready to go to bed. As we were talking, we see all these fireflies coming off the grass, it was the most fireflies I have ever seen in my life, reminded me of how many I'd used to see as a kid. But then after a few minutes went by, it was like they had just....went away, and there wasn't many left, and this this weird fog comes through, like kinda fast, looked like a movie set. Well our of the corner of my eye, behind her mom's house (our only direct neighbor) from the woods, I see this candle orangish orb come up from the woods and it stops. Well as we was still talking I turned to look at my girl and I see her eyes look right passed me, in the direction of the orb, this all happened really fast. So I stop talking, turn around and point at it "whoa whoa whoa, wtf is that!?!?" And then it slowly comes towards us and stops like 10 feet above us, my girl goes into the worst panic attack I've ever seen, she's trynna yell help but nothing coming out really. I remember saying" baby idk what we are looking at right now, but I need to get you to your mom's house". So halfway holding her up, I walk her to her mom's, and I look back and it's trailing us. We get 10 feet from the door, she darts inside, and I turn around and stare at the orb for what seemed like the longest 10 seconds of my life. The. In a split second, it goes from sitting still, to gone into the cloud at a curved like 45° angle, at the speed of a bullet. It never made a noise, was about 4-5ft im diameter, and didn't looked like it had a fixed shaped, or dimensions to it.

[@Wherethewindblows524]

Very sad frostbite is so painful!. Guy will never be found. 💔 thank God jess was found! Great video!

[@mamadoom9724]

I’m from southwest WA so I love how many stories you have from Washington and Oregon. Larch mountain was a common party spot when I was a teenager.

[@violagentsch]

Maybe he suffered hypothermia and removed his jacket feeling hot?

[@nickthestampede2160]

@0:16 ... could've just referred to them as James Jr. & James Sr.

[@myflock000]

great video as always ty

[@Ms.Andrist]

When it comes to scouts and counselors...I always blame a counselor. Nothing mysterious about male predators.

[@jimmyjames3819]

Hey I left my son in -zero Degree weather last night.....u think he's still alive 🤓

[@illuminatedsoles331]

What's the ratio of disappearances we can with 100% certainty disqualify being taken?

[@wahkeeblaster]

There are things that exist... lurking... trust me 🙀😲😮😱🤯

[@einienj3281]

Great video, Thank You Adam 🖤🤟🏻

[@justinrivera9023]

Wonder if it was the seasoning people

[@seandelap8587]

It is strange how they are often found in the same places that were already searched although in James case he likely struggled along before collapsing and dying in that very spot from hyperthermia after it had ready been searched by the search parties it was simply a matter of bad luck and timing that he didn't manage to be found before he perished

[@puffpony]

YAY!! A new video!!! Thank u!!!

[@jdmbraceyourself695]

I've actually been abducted

[@ereHeuqibmazoM]

Having lived here many years I’ve never heard of these lol

[@cobaingrohlnovo]

AWOOOOOOO

[@edwardbrown4311]

First case got taken by the elements of the Winter forest.

[@littleredwitch]

In your mind, what would you think the elementals would do to a young child? They are Little People aren’t they?

[@pyewackett5]

@@littleredwitch There are 4 basic types of Elementals representing the 4 elements . Earth , fire , air & water. The Fae/Gnomes are the obvious go-to's regarding the woods & forests. However I personally do not believe that all the blame should lay at their door. There's 'something else' involved here. If a trip to the wilderness is planned I don't think it would do any harm to ask for protection from the earth spirits/beings whilst you're out there. I certainly would.

[@alpo180]

Carried his son for 3 hours and left him at a area he knew he will get back to him while he check the lights and he was gone when he came back to him it’s not your fault man those things take people

[@motsognirthedwarf3590]

Couldn't listen to the weird reading/speech pattern. 😔

[@8_x_9.]

After listening to him like 15 videos I'm getting used to that speech pattern. I think it's Scottish? His videos are in the top 3?

[@jamesb.9155]

Yeah, it's different but his stories are good and he sounds sincere too.

[@AYVYN]

Can't understand why you wouldn't watch your kid. 30 seconds of oxygen loss to the brain or a mild head injury can permanently reduce their quality of life.

[@justinbeck4197]

Thanks, but I miss more contemporary weird disappearances stores with interesting analysis but the art is just fine

[@noelbgood8845]

❤️

[@ArtemisandOllie]

❤

[@khworker1322]

I like the illustrations. AI?

[@quesokid4959]

General rule of thumb when ur out in rural or forested landscapes is to never spilt up from your party unless you have radio communication bruh.

[@suzyashby8777]

I used to live in Corbett Oregon. Wow this video I had to re watch it twice

[@N.K.N.503]

Hell Yes! OREGON IS THE NORTH BLEST!!❤️503❤️🍄🦉NKN

[@1TakoyakiStore]

I wonder why search and rescue don't have body cams when looking for a missing person? I ask because without it SAR personnel finding someone in a place they had already searched can be chocked up to hearsay but if the body cam footage verifies that a missing person indeed wasn't there the 1st time, and if the autopsy confirma that they were dead before the SAR checked the place the first time would legally guarantee a foul play interpretation which is very important, not only for uncovering what happened but also for closure for the family and friends of the missing person.

[@nicholaswilliams4336]

Great point but sounds expensive

[@raleestrong1239]

Another missing 411 case

[@SallyMars]

Everyone’s favorite thing to comment when absolutely anyone goes missing 🙄🥴

[@SallyMars]

@@Your_Entire_Reality_Is_A_Lie 😂😂😂 no David the fraud is known for those. Also known for lying, exaggerating or omitting the truth and making up stories to fit his narrative to sell books. You dummy.

[@yvonnemarshall6424]

Hello Adam its been a while since I listened to your post I have been studying so its been full on Exams very hard going I believe The lights were Alien they took The Boy then placed him; back My Heart goes out to All families of the Vanished Stay safe everyone Yvonne Mullion Cornwall England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🐺 🐺 🐺 🐺

[@lesleylawson1666]

Old story 1 heard before

[@platteriverpirate3132]

R u bri'ish

[@MissingVoidTV]

Yeah

[@frogmarch1000]

The motherland.

[@jshaw4757]

Tea 🍵 the king fish n chips good bands top people centre off the universe hard as nails funny as frogs lots off scones fried breakfast ozzy osbourne marmite football Gordon Ramsey massive 🍆's lots off que's fish fingers salad cream Chris eubank long nippels and a lump off charcoal on toast

[@thevelvettip1110]

Dad, in first story, abandoned his son to save himself. His story of following lights is some bs he made up to make himself feel better about leaving his child to die.

[@8_x_9.]

Yes it can happen to some parents in the final stages of self preservation.

[@nicholastuckett4363]

Doubtful

[@JB-rt4mx]

Love the Excellent Artwork 🤓

[@fatpanda7608]

Bro u missed the dog that was with the son in the first story and a lot more details were missing

[@fatpanda7608]

@@Your_Entire_Reality_Is_A_Lie so apparently there was a dog with the father and son when they started there trip but midway in the mtn the son got injured and the dad went to go look for help and left his son and dog behind but when the dad came back with help only the dog was the only one there and some items of his sons were just hanging in a tree nearby also forgot to mention that the dog was acting all weird when the dad found him and the dad also saw distinct lights above him during the winter storm that seem to vanish as he tried to get closer to them

[@fatpanda7608]

So great for u man keep watching this channel everybody is entitled to there own opinion seems like ur hurt for no reason

[@nancyM1313]

🔥Terrifying Tales🔥

[@yingyangorca4124]

Your Pronouncement of S's and t's hurt my ears.

[@scallopohare9431]

Hmm. You may have meant "pronunciation." A pronouncement is a statement or declaration. Just goes to show, everybody makes mistakes. Except me, of course! 😂😂😂😂

[@yingyangorca4124]

@@scallopohare9431 thanks. I am a bit dyslexic and dumb.

[@yingyangorca4124]

@@Your_Entire_Reality_Is_A_Lie I wasn't being a dick. It was an observation of constructive criticism. They may be able to do something about the Pronunciation with a simple pop filter fix or some editing. The fact that you chose to be an absolute shit about it just goes to show your are walking through life unhappy ruining your own day. But don't try to ruin mine with your low IQ negative energy