Vanished Without A Trace

[@lbonn2282]

One thing I love about bedtime stories is even when they embellish or speculate on the supernatural, they always take time to respect and lament those who are lost in the mysteries.

[@khworker1322]

These guys are pretty meticulous with research. I’ve even seen them upload an unnecessary apology when they made a very minor error that had no impact on the story.

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

Yes, I just wish they wouldn't bother with the supernatural speculations.

[@lolitahansen1682]

@@WouldntULikeToKnow. the supernatural is a very big possibility and shoukd be included

[@jackdare]

@key_v 'Supernatural' is just nature we haven't studied yet. No worries, we're slowly but surely populating our containment centers, so once our first squad of CryptOps is fully processed, we'll have much more data on these ugly fuckers.. especially their tactical effectiveness 👍 God bless the US military and her new bio weapons 👾🙏 🇺🇲

[@thebenmidthun]

Bro the supernatural exists. Other realities. Cryptids. Aliens. All real. Too much evidence to just ignore

[@bryanblake8607]

Drinks, pizza and a new Bedtime story. Being a truck driver I will say this, there’s plenty of room in the USA for people to just vanish by walking out into the middle of no where.

[@marhawkman303]

And that is what Alaska has the most of. IIRC the number of people per square mile of land in Alaska is less than 1. If you're outside town, it's possible there is no one at all within a mile of you.

[@didi012578]

@Bryan ❤💪❤💪❤💪❤

[@davidortiz3094]

These kinds of stories don't freak you out while on the road?

[@marhawkman303]

@@davidortiz3094 well helps keep one awake I'd imagine.

[@bryanredcross5252]

All facts as I’m hauling this load on I94 in N Dakota

[@ScenicRadio]

I was stationed near Nome Alaska at Port Clarence (USCG LORAN Station). 1 year of bleak isolation. I had the opportunity to overnight in Nome several times - which was a metropolis compared to the 26 people stationed at Port Clarence. It is a very unique, desolate yet lovely place. On my last trip out of Nome, I flew out on the afternoon "milk" run on Alaska Air and got a chance to fly all the way up to Barrow before heading to Anchorage. Summers were a total blast up there - sunrise was around 3.30 am and sunset was around 12.30 am. I used to stay up late on Friday nights and watch the sunset. Winters took a lot out of you - sunrise was around 10.00 am and sunset was around 2.30 pm. We used "SAD" lights in our rooms and work areas so we could keep our sanity. "SAD" lights were special lights that had a full spectrum of light. One of the biggest things in winter time was to keep yourself busy - stay away from booze and exercise! All that said - I would go back in a heartbeat. (Was also stationed in Kodiak and Cordova as well.)

[@ScenicRadio]

One of the most interesting places I ever saw in Alaska was the nuclear test area on Amchitka Island - on the Aleutian Islands. In the late 60's and early 70's - DOD did underground nuclear test detonations at Amchitka for weapons research. Amchitka was the site of a WW2 Army / Air Corps long range bomber based used to drive the Japanese out of Attu and Kiska. One of the ships I was stationed on stopped there and had beach party to celebrate crossing the International Date Line (1987). The air field still had lots and lots of old buildings - warehouses and quonset huts left standing.

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

I'd definitely go!

[@largol33t1]

One thing I find amusing and interesting is that with men and women stationed at the Amundsen-Scott station in the south pole, they know they are in the most isolated region anywhere on earth and they have to find ways to stay entertained when not at work. While some watch movies from a massive stack of DVDs in the living room or play online games on the Playstation, others amuse themselves by running through the snow completely naked. No, I am not making this up. This comes from the scientists' own mouths. And of course, when you're stuck over a day's flight from home, that scientist down the hall, sooner or later, winds up looking as hot as a Sports Illustrated or GQ model. So one scientist showed the "emergency supplies closet". It has everything you'd expect: bandages, Neosporin, medical tape, etc. And then he pulled out a MASSIVE plastic crate. It was stuffed completely full of condoms of all sorts. Well, human nature. Better safe than sorry. I understand completely and find absolutely nothing wrong or unusual about that.

[@amandas5261]

My SO was also stationed there for a year, I believe in 04’ or 05’. He opted for Port Clearence for the first year, so he could get stationed at home (on the beach) the following year. He has so many fond memories and funny stories.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Terrifying and unsettling to think that people are there one minute and gone the next.

[@truthseeker2321]

Gone without a trace... That's the terrifying and unsettling part of it.

[@MeatHusk]

The only thing that is terrifying and unsettling is your pfp.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@@MeatHusk My pfp is "terrifying and unsettling" when you've got, (presumably) a painting of Hell. It's an orangutan in a denim jacket - okay, he's not smiling, but he's happy inside 😂🦧

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@Unknown User Thank you - I think so too ✌️🦧

[@MeatHusk]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 I was just messing with you. I too like your orangutan in a suit pfp.

[@OneTyler2Many]

The first case is exactly like the Michael McKeeny case where I live. Michael drove his car to Hueston woods here in Ohio. His family and friends couldn't reach him and when cops found his car, his cell phone, money, wallet, everything was still in his car, but he was gone. No sign of a struggle, no evidence of an animal attack. No one had messaged to meet him there and the dogs couldn't pick up a scent outside of the car. A truly bizzare case. He was a young guy I think his mid 20s. I lay awake at night wondering what could had possibly happened to him. I'd say that was about 2 years ago now.

[@truthseeker2321]

That's near Oxford Ohio and Miami University? There's a strange disappearance that happened at Miami University in the early 50's, that was featured on Unsolved Mysteries years ago.

[@pohjantuulet247]

One of the most known disappearance cases here in Finland was the 2006 case of Antti Hanhivaara, who disappeared without a trace in Inari, Lapland. Police eventually found his car abandoned and in a bad shape along a narrow, rural road in Angeli, which is not terribly far off from the town of Inari. Apparently he had ran out of gas, and his tires had literally been burned off the rims. Investigation concluded that Antti had taken part in local festivities on the night of his disappearance and had friends along for the 60 kilometers he drove from the town of Karigasniemi, where they had first attended a house party, to Angeli where his car eventually broke down due to reckless driving. The last known sighting of Antti came from two lumberjacks who claimed to have seen a man matching Antti's last known description walk into the Laplands wilderness and never returned. To this day, no one knows for certainty what happened to Antti, since his body was never found and Police concluded no foul play, since Antti wasnt known to have had enemies. He was only 21-years old at the time.

[@OneTyler2Many]

@@truthseeker2321 yep near both of those.

[@yasuotheunforgiven9549]

Could it be suicide? Although that itself would have have some issues cause if it was the dogs would have picked up the scent of the corpse. This case is very intriguing.

[@truthseeker2321]

@@OneTyler2Many I live in the Cincinnati area, and I never heard of this case before, but I'm out of the area quite a bit.

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

I think one of the worst part of missing person’s is the lack of closure family/friend get. Horrible.

[@Debbie-henri]

To lose one person in a family is bad enough, but I feel great pity for the parents who lost first one son, and then his brother through such mysterious circumstances. There's something brutal going on in that place. I find it hard to believe it is the doing of one individual, since the vanishings have occurred over a 50 year period. A young abductor in his 20's is likely to be able to overpower a person of his own age, but he'd now be in his 70's. Besides, people in the area would be much more aware of strangers, given Nome's dreadful reputation, and would be more inclined to hide/escape anyone showing any remotely dubious activity. Also, given the well-known success rate of this abductor, with vanished people or their remains never showing up again, I think anyone threatened with abduction themselves would really try to fight it out rather than give in - even if they were threatened at gunpoint. So, my feeling is a group of persons being responsible, both able to manhandle, subdue and carry the person away. Interesting that one suggestion was the local police force being responsible - because that would explain why the tracker dogs didn't go any further than the middle of the road. They will be very familiar with the officers, would trust them implicitly, and likely wouldn't trail any of their scent, should Balderas have been thrown in a police officer's car (private or possibly even a police car). The dogs would have been surrounded by the officers and should one or two officers have been responsible for the abduction, they would have superior knowledge in how to disguise the scent of Balderas afterwards. Plus, of all the vehicle drivers upon the road, should one of them stop you - who would you trust the most? A police officer. Who would you not refuse if they told you to leave your vehicle right there, get in their car, so they could take you in for questioning? A police officer. We automatically place our trust in the police, don't argue, don't fight or try to run off - if we are in the clear and think there's just been a silly mistake and that it will all be sorted out at the station. We would have their promise to be returned to our own vehicle later on, or that it will be towed to a pound, and would trust that this would be done. The snowmobile that had been abandoned in the middle of pristine snow, without any tracks around it, isn't actually that hard to explain. An abductor (after having done whatever he/they did with the rider), can impersonate what his victim would do and ride the snowmobile to the edge of a clear area - perhaps the side of the road/vehicle track perhaps to a farm track, etc. There, the road surface would be clear of snow or the snow too packed to leave footprints. Empty the snowmobile fuel tank of a good part of its fuel (had it plenty in there for the day), put it in gear, and let it run off alone with no rider. When it runs out of fuel or hits a tree. No footprints. No body. Just a vehicle mysteriously left in the middle of utterly pristine snow. That is something I would suspect a police officer to think of. Now, if I remember correctly, this is not the first paranormal story from Nome that Bedtime Stories has reported. I'm sure that a few days ago, I listened to another Bedtime Story involving 'paranormal activity,' this concerning Nome's police station and a number of its own police officers. In this report, one snowy night, 2 or 3 officers claimed to have seen at least one strange entity (a small, dark humanoid creature appearing on the CCTV cameras focused on their outer doors). They claim that when officers went down to the doors in person, to see what these entities were about, they couldn't see them. But these remained visible to the officers watching the cameras. Right, well, if I was an FBI officer that was trying to solve the above disappearances, I would be very interested in this story too. Certainly, I would want to know the identities of each of the officers involved - because it would seem to me that any officer trying to stop himself coming under suspicion for murder might also try to consolidate any 'rumour' of paranormal goings-on by spreading a paranormal story of their own. I find this all very deeply suspicious, and I really think that if there is any truth in the second story - in that it is supposed to have actually happened at all, and isn't just a local legend - then that's where my enquiries would start.

[@Atvsrawsome]

Years ago I met a man in a bar in Gettysburg ND I was bird hunting with friends. As I was talking to this man we were drinking and he was getting more and more drunk. He got this sad look on his face and told be that "You could kill a man out here and put his body in a draw somewhere and no one will ever find him". "The police won't even investigate". I always think about this when people go missing and how much space there is and how easy it would be for someone to "disappear".

[@earnold1896]

Lots of cops are corrupt everywhere. Also some just can't be bothered. There are places in EVERY town to hide a body. I'm not in USA.

[@earnold1896]

One story in my country in the 1970s an elderly man murdered his wife and buried her in the back garden under an apple tree. The cops invesigated and found her. The thing was, he was in a street that backed on to the huge cemetery which had valley parts and drops in it. I guess he didn't have transport though as he used to walk along with his dog and a cart. We were only about 4 streets away from the murder at that time. Ironic though he was so close to the creepy giant tree filled and huge gullies type cemetery.

[@Pipsqwak]

Yep. I'm especially suspicious of this kind of outcome when hunters go missing. Men out in the wild, sometimes drunk or just careless, shooting at anything that moves, only to discover they've shot another man instead of a moose or an elk or bear. What to do? Why, just hide the body and take the victim's gun and hope if the body is ever found, it's too destroyed by animal predation and exposure to reveal the cause of death. I'm pretty sure this happens more often than people think when outdoorsmen go missing.

[@parkeralan19]

@@Pipsqwak that's kinnda scary to think bout going hunting nd possibly eating a random bullet.

[@Pipsqwak]

@@parkeralan19 Yes, it is. And it's been known to happen - hunters accidentally injuring or killing themselves through careless gun-handling or clumsiness; hunters mistaking other hunters for deer or shooting them on purpose - maybe after an argument, for revenge, or whatever, and then claiming it was accidental or that their pal had "just vanished". And then there are the hunters who deliberately stalk human prey. That's happened a few infamous times where the killer was caught...you have to wonder how many times it's happened and the real killer is never even suspected.

[@JMazzaTaz]

Wow! I’ve never heard of any courts declaring someone dead after only 12 months!! Most jurisdictions require 7 years. That’s crazy

[@parkeralan19]

Maybe it differs in areas of harsh climate?

[@mundomundo7722]

@@parkeralan19 that makes a lot of sense

[@dhaltonmiller1215]

​@@parkeralan19other places have harsh climates

[@MisterHowzat]

​@@dhaltonmiller1215 Yes, so? As he said, "Maybe it differs in areas of harsh climate." Wherever those areas may be.

[@dhaltonmiller1215]

@@MisterHowzat most jurisdictions require 7 years. Jurisdictions in harsh climates

[@brrrayday]

Sometimes I listen to this in the background, but then I remember... The art is half of the experience. Great work guys

[@largol33t1]

I find his narration just right. He never boasts but delivers the story, letting the information speak for itself. That's why I've been listening to this channel for over a year and a half.

[@richardwilsonavena]

Getting to watch new BEDTIME episodes takes the bite out of the sunday pre-work week blues! 🤣

[@jsully8076]

Yesss!! My friend and I were talking about how weird it is when Sunday night rolls around and we start to get all anxious but this definitely helps right before I'm about to go to bed. ✌️♥️

[@auntbarbara5576]

Aunt Barbara adores you!

[@gobbleswells2883]

Hey, aunty..Love you, too!

[@mackinblack]

It really does

[@jsully8076]

@@auntbarbara5576 Aunt Barb, we love you too. ✌️♥️

[@philomenamartin4915]

I was born in Nome! Was just there last month for my sisters funeral…she died in anchorage Alaska, and the police have yet to give us a cause of death 💔 other than it was an “outside death.”

[@EphemeralProductions]

So sorry to hear dear! RIP to her!

[@jalifritz8033]

I am sorry for your loss,hopefully you get your answers soon.

[@chrisa2445]

Sorry for your loss. I hope you find answers but know she's always with u in spirit

[@LewisZilla]

The police were definitely behind a few of the things in this video, or at least one of them was

[@EugeneMitchell-qn5gm]

My condolences to you and your family we loss our oldest Daughter last year at 34 years old her BF said she hung herself but we think he strangled her because he found out that she was leaving him.

[@FricknA]

I'm not a resident of Alaska, but I've heard stories from people who used to live there. From what I've heard, some areas of Alaska are kind of like the Wild West. Little oversight (if any) from government entities (of any kind) and there are some people who do whatever they want, to whomever they want. Maybe it's an organization of people who kidnap others for their own purposes or maybe it's aliens. It's terrible that so many people disappear every year.

[@crazysilly2914]

Nome is just a few miles away from Russssia… Maybe Cold War era bi oweapon cryptid? (misspellings to avoid YT censorsh ip due to current events)

[@MrArgus11111]

Lol it's either aliens or a secret cabal and not... you know... people just going missing after getting lost, doing drugs and getting lost, getting lost and doing drugs, drinking and getting lost, getting lost and getting injured... etc etc etc

[@dominicchessington7211]

@@MrArgus11111 Getting lost where? Do you know how flat and featureless the terrain is around Nome? You can see the town from miles away. And where do the bodies go? You think the police and search and rescue units just search a few outhouses and barns?

[@LTPottenger]

Kidnapping people with rifles is not going to go well most of the time. Everyone also knows each other in this places, so if a guy like me rolled in one day with a big van and lots of weapons it would be immediately noted.

[@BUBBLESPOGO]

Organ harvesting

[@srg5654]

This is crazy. Ive been subscribed to you for a while and we actually know the Balderas family. We frequently discuss the insanity of how he just vanished. I just came to check if there were youtube videos about his case because I'm actually in the process now of requesting files from Alaska state troopers on his case, to get a big write up together and get information out again in a big push. His family really doesn't feel like it was accidental, animals, or suicide. I'm hoping getting information out there again and grabbing attention will help push the case forward again.

[@profeta4177]

But do you really want to know what Truth has been hidden inside The Darkness? Ask The Gods.

[@karmaleigh634]

I came on youtube kind of for the same reason. I was friends with his fiancée/gf when he disappeared. I will randomly think of him and hope his family has answers 💜🙏🏼 its so weird to just... vanish

[@Maxumized]

Are you from Lubbock Texas?

[@low-keyrighteous9575]

I remember when I first heard a bedtime stories episode. It was late at night and after hearing the first one I was so incredibly hooked. I laid on my bed and listened to them over and over , it took me two days to listen to each one but to this day the bedtime crew are my absolute favorite story telling crew... Mike the artist is set apart for his wonderful drawings , and I love the narrator's voice and the choice of background music . Everything about BEDTIME STORIES is wonderful. I hope they always continue finding stories to tell . I've heard every single one over 3 times , not exaggerating... They are that good and can be eerie .. I love the. :) Thank you BTS

[@gr8flyerfan]

Settling in to watch on a quiet Sunday night! I look forward to these all week! Well done, as always!

[@brianclingenpeel5123]

Always stoked when I see there has been a new upload. These guys do it better than most other channels that produce similar content.

[@elainetalling1797]

Stoked uk word by any chance .

[@aleste3812]

@@elainetalling1797 Nah, While I'm not sure of the exact region of origin it definitely sees use in west coast US.

[@stokedd]

Me too

[@Meow_1992]

Indeed. This channel and wartime stories are two of my favorites.

[@shannonbayley3684]

@@elainetalling1797 used in England and Australia for many years.

[@slinky6481]

Great episode, very chilling (no pun intended)! I've heard of many such disappearances from around my state, so it's cool to see it featured in one of your episodes. Greetings from Juneau, Alaska!

[@jsully8076]

Hey Alaska! I was lucky enough to visit Anchorage once on a vacation and it was unbelievable! You guys do have a very high number of disappearances in your state. What do you think that is? Just the wild nature of the area? Or perhaps something else...

[@AirborneAnt]

I keep seeing people saying “no pun intended” when the pun was clearly intended…

[@jsully8076]

@@AirborneAnt I know, I noticed that too! Maybe it's because they couldn't find another adjective which fit better than "chilling". Don't let it bother you, and have an awesome night. ✌️♥️

[@breathofdifferentair1950]

I have a cousin in Alaska, I hope things are well! This episode was great

[@chrisnorman9980]

As a little kid, I lived with my family in Juneau back in the early 1960s. It was a great place to be a kid. I’ve seen it since and it looks like a lot has changed - but a lot has stayed the same.

[@jonathanmcfadden8499]

A very well-done episode. Truly horrifying stuff. Horrific to think so many disappearances remain unsolved in Nome.

[@francinegriffiths7751]

Makes me think of Robert Hansen who was only caught by pure luck when one of his victims made a run for it from his plane. The boy's trainers being found in the open near an air strip made me think of it. Lots of disappearances from people of a similar ethnic background is too much of a coincidence.

[@felicitybywater8012]

Way too much of a coincidence.

[@stonedjasonvoorhees5959]

This and Wartime Stories are my favorite KZbin channels.

[@CaptainTeach1]

Yes more Bedtime Stories content I'm so lit right now. Keep them mysteries, ufos, aliens, and all things scary coming because I'm a loyal fan of this channel.

[@wddilly8488]

It's SO GOOD. Definitely one of KZbin's most underrated, underappreciated channels

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

I wish they didn't bother with the silly supernatural and just stuck with reality.

[@CaptainTeach1]

@@WouldntULikeToKnow. supernatural doesn't mean it's not real it means it hasn't been a body. Something can exist and never be found.

[@kenshin891]

@@WouldntULikeToKnow. "I wish the channel started with the explicit purpose of talking about mysteries and supernatural stuff didn't do that! It gives me carpal tunnel from tipping my fedora so much!"

[@dukewojcik7753]

I remember The Fourth Kind. The movie put so much emphasis on its fictitious stories being true, especially with the back-to-back shots between the ‘dramatized’ vs ‘raw footage’ scenes, that it felt fake. Only recently did I learn about the controversy, and I get why. Not cool, Universal

[@truthseeker2321]

I remember watching this movie, and the one shot that gave it away, was the supposed raw footage from a police vehicle dash camera showing a flying saucer- it was the same flying saucer model used in the 1956 movie " This Island Earth ". I can't quite understand why all of the seriousness in the beginning of the movie with Milla Jovovich giving a narrative on the missing people of Nome, and the UFO phenomenon, and then totally faking every aspect in the film. This I believe was the beginning of the " found footage " type of films that I have come to hate and avoid at all costs.

[@mattdelarosa6819]

@@truthseeker2321 I think the found footage genre started with the Blair Witch Project in like 1998 right?

[@truthseeker2321]

@@mattdelarosa6819 Yes, you are right. I totally forgot about that film.

[@dukewojcik7753]

@@truthseeker2321 yeah, any genre can be done right or wrong. The Fourth Kind was but one example of how to do found footage horribly wrong.

[@dukewojcik7753]

@@truthseeker2321 at best, the seriousness was probably meant to give the film some sense of authenticity as a means of immersion, which clearly didn’t work and ended being hella disrespectful.

[@RaoulDukeSr]

Alright...This Sunday just got far far better !! Thank you kindly team Bedtime Stories ! Best channel out there....by far ❤

[@simpletimes2819]

Richard While is by far one of the best narrators in the mystery space, along side Nexpo, Mrballen and Shrouded hand. you guys turn my sundays into after work friday nights.

[@didi012578]

I just found Shrouded Hand last month! Amazing and unique. Ballen has great stories but he sounds like a kid with adhd trying to get the words out 😂

[@stuartd9741]

Indeed Rich seems to convey the correct tone, emotion, inflection. Barely sociable has some good videos. Mr Ballen bit too noisy for me...

[@icyboy771z]

How bout lazy masquerade he is one of the best if not the best imo

[@MrThickDick]

@@didi012578 awesome description of ballen. I think he has great stories as well but something about his voice or the way he speaks almost takes away from the creepiness or thrill of the stories for me. Dunno if that makes sense or not.

[@SilentMasquerade]

Ballen was good at the beginning, then he let it go to his head. I like really Scary Mysteries and That Chapter(True Crime), Mike is really good. I will look up the others mentioned above.

[@amypanddirtytoo1926]

It was as if the missing man had simply ceased to exist on that very spot. In the middle of the highway. Where the dogs stubbornly sat. So, like he flagged down a passing vehicle and hopped in, albeit the wrong one?

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

I lived in Kotzebue (which is north of Nome), the only way in or out is by airplane. Kotzebue serves as the central hub to the much smaller surrounding villages, and it's a "damp" village meaning you can buy a personal amount of alcohol per day with a special license, but the surrounding villages are all dry, so bootlegging is a really big thing up there. You can't travel over the tundra in the summer but fall, winter, and spring you can ride a snowmobile to the other villages, even though it is incredibly dangerous sine you have to cross many bodies of water that might not be completely frozen over. Many, many natives have gone missing transporting goods to outside villages. There was one instance where we only knew what happened because the snowmachine was still stuck halfway inside the ice of a large river. They assumed both riders must have been sucked under the ice and swept away. Most of the time the snowmachines and riders disappear completely though.

[@chrisseanrobson]

Thank you bedtime stories for your amazing work and creativity god bless you all !!😇🤗

[@michaelbeholder]

Listen, I live in Brooklyn New York and you are by far the best channel I’ve ever subscribed to! Please stay in my life forever.

[@robertnapier624]

So…. This week it’s Alaska’s missing 411. I’ve not been to Alaska but a cold region like it, the north and south poles and even parts of Canada and other countries in the artic circle must be the worst possible places to go missing. You go missing chances of survival are already low just on cold temperatures alone.

[@lyssadyane5870]

It's BEDTIME soon, and no better way to settle down. Thanks for all your AMAZING work.

[@randygunn9499]

Talking about these disappearances sure bring to light the very odd! I mean the snowmobile with no tracks? That one spoked me something fierce,I'm from Minn. and used to snowmobile often that is till one late nite adventure turned spooky as hell when I found myself alone and mobile just stopped for no reason and when listening while working on sled I couldn't hear absolutely nothing! Looking around I felt like I was being watched by something I couldn't see!. Very very scary!. When almost by luck another sled came by and assisted me I noticed life came back by simply noise,then got going again going forward behind the guy who helped me,while riding forward lost sight of guy who helped and finally caught up to my guys and they said no one else come through?. Man that was creepy weird scary.

[@dammitanothername]

wow dude. Maybe time shifts... Somewhere there might be a man in the future or past that came across a guy working on his snowmobile and followed him- only to disappear later.

[@angrybear86]

Crazy

[@Lily_049]

Beautifully Written. Beautifully Narrated. Thank You for sharing these disappearances with us. The artwork & animation is beautiful as well. I am praying for those beautiful families of The Missing. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@EdehArai]

Another amazing episode, please keep up the great work!

[@jamesbrown4538]

I'm about to watch this episode, thank you guys for your hard work and dedication. Always eagerly waiting for more from your channel. God bless you and your families. Gracias.

[@TheGreatest1974]

I absolutely love this channel. Your voice and the way you tell the stories is absolutely perfect, and the artwork deserves an award. Truly great channel. 👍🇬🇧

[@emangination]

Damn good one! I just love bedtime stories. Their storytelling is superb. Not to mention the artwork and voice used helps alot. Kudos and more chilling stories to come.

[@einienj3281]

I was just about to go to sleep.. meh, sleep is for the weak! 😁 Thank You Guys! 🖤

[@MikeV671]

I’ve been waiting for this particular topic of missing persons cases to come to light on your guys channel. You guys did a really great job at presenting it, thank you. These types of disappearances fit the Missing411 criteria, witch are very baffling, yet intriguing. Keep up the great work👌🏽

[@veralindqvist3944]

Every time you guys upload a new video, I know it’s going to be a good day.

[@natemogs1909]

You, MrBallen, and Nexpo are top notch. Keep it up

[@sandgroper4044]

Excellent timing .thanks

[@sgauden02]

It's amazing how many missing people there are, and how some of them seem to just disappear. That one with the snowmobile in particular has me baffled!

[@cloverlui]

*Amazing* might be the wrong word for it, buddy.

[@sgauden02]

@@cloverlui Point taken.

[@drp1bb856]

Another perfectly timed story release. I have a nice walk home and the snow is intermittently coming down here in Manhattan.

[@low-keyrighteous9575]

That sounds amazing .

[@King-mf3wh]

Hearing stories about people vanishing while you’re walking home can’t be the best feeling… lol

[@MrThickDick]

Snow huh? I hate Phoenix.

[@thedoruk6324]

Another Splendid and well presented upload! Kinda reminds me and gaves vibe from the unexplained dissappearences similiar to Top Mysteries :)

[@duncanmcneil6887]

My Sunday night just got a whole lot better when that notification bell popped up!

[@VidmanBarca89]

I'm a simple man,I see a new Bedtime Story,I watch and I like.

[@soulhavok12]

Same as always, right when i go to bed, keep it up, im in love with the narrator

[@EphemeralProductions]

Me too. Love his voice! ❤️

[@nancykurpaitis7928]

Very detailed a story. WONDERFUL to find an episode I hadn't yet seen. ❤❤❤

[@nikkinicole5588]

Could you imagine going about your business and all of a sudden end up on a space ship or slip into a different time. I would love to do either.

[@ViewByRay]

Space ship ? No thanks. Dont fancy being probed. Haha

[@Dana-712FifthAve]

@@ViewByRay same here 😆

[@rmbettac]

I’m always thrilled to see your vids come out. Great content.

[@grapeshot]

Yes they even have an Alaskan Triangle. Always with the triangles never an octagon or a trapezoid.

[@yamato0965]

The Alaskan Dodecahedron?

[@grahamjarman]

@@yamato0965 🤣

[@yamato0965]

@Nah mate "An unusual number of disappearances occur within the (A = 1/2 × b × h) of Alaska."

[@tamlandipper29]

@Nah mate I'm reusing that.

[@dominicchessington7211]

I take it you're not aware of "triangulation" in map reading. You always orientate between three points, which is why these areas are always labelled "triangles".

[@TheInvestmentCircle]

Been here since you had 10,000 subscribers… can’t wait til you reach 1M!

[@EphemeralProductions]

What a treat! A B.S. video not just on Sunday chill-time but on my bday! A great gift! Thanks mates! :D

[@johnjohnson68]

AND MANY MORE 💯

[@annhollowell5352]

Happy birthday !!!.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Happy birthday🎂 🎉

[@dyamano]

Very interesting & well presented narration of these baffling cases of these missing ppl & their families waiting & wanting answers. Alaska has some strange happenings ( especially Nome) & have heard stories bout that before, however this vid was very professional & informative with respect to such . Thanks!

[@richosthoff7212]

Great! So happy for some new content!

[@adamalton2436]

Love your work, the artwork, especially of victims is bed-wittingly haunting.

[@georgesulea]

Another well done episode. I can see how people might go missing under conventional terms, but the man missing from his snowmobile, the various strange and complete vanishings...if there is a serial killer, or killers, up there, they must be some scary-skilled hunters. My hopes that people are protected and careful. I know people who live in Wasilla, I hope they'll be ok.

[@fieldadmiralspartanryseb-8293]

Missing 411

[@lexxstrum]

That comes up when people talk about the Missing 411 cases: serial killers is a popular solution to the phenomena, but they would have to have a 100% success rate, have been in operation in some areas for several decades, and kill with no traces left behind. Also, it fails to explain the lack of obvious foul play found on remains that are found, and the general weirdness of the testimony of people who were missing but were then found.

[@truthseeker2321]

@@lexxstrum People seem to overlook those parts. Serial killers want their victims found, because even if they don't want to be caught, they want their crimes to be known. And what Serial killers are going to target armed hunters, without getting killed themselves?

[@thepanpiper7715]

Honestly, by and large serial killers aren't that smart or skilled. Most last as long as they do owing police incompetence and/or their victims are from specific groups that society views as disposable or undesirable (the "less dead").

[@falseprophet258]

@@truthseeker2321 That's a weird thing to say. A murderer most definitely would not want the bodies of their victims found given that they would probably want to avoid confrontation with the law.

[@georgeknox1822]

Superb, and thought provoking. The commentary is excellent, gripping

[@hannahdyson7129]

In cases like this its always their loved ones left behind left being tormented which is the worst aspect. Looking at the place though where would you begin ? It just looks so vast . The wilderness is scary . Pretty glad in the UK the worst Wilderness we have is the Yorkshire Dale's/ Lake District/ Scottish Highlands / Wales which can be deadly in the right circumstances ( it may sound laughable but it is the case ) .

[@hannahdyson7129]

@Nah mate Really ? They are dead and at peace no matter what your views. It there is an afterlife imagine watching your loved ones torturing themselves

[@GregoryMcStevens]

@Nah mate ye he's chattin shits mate

[@uingaeoc3905]

The SAS train on Dartmoor and the Brecon Beacons and even some of them die out there. The idiot kids go there camping without adequate gear!

[@hannahdyson7129]

@Nah mate It isn't. Sometimes you are better off dead . And men die during war , and are at peace. The living on the other hand Would you rather been dead in a war or alive and being raped every day by your conquers? Because those being raped every day soon join the dead men , by their own choice

[@jiat_spacejams]

I'm from Alaska and there's a lot of stories of sasquatch and I've personally seen a ufo late night in Anchorage years ago. Who knows, there's a whole lotta space up there and a lot of ways a person can go missing. Anywho, thanks for the great videos and thanks for reminding me of home 😌

[@byronjones2664]

Just in time for bedtime niiiiiice

[@annvictor9627]

That wailing wind in the background is spooky -- nice touch.

[@billsmith4670]

My family is from Nome it was settled long before..... the gold was found by people living outside of the area. Our people moved in an out of there during hunting an fishing seasons. Wasn't till the last 200 years people made permanent housing lol

[@sparrowhawkerdesigns]

Great as always!!

[@WorldwideFolkloreTales]

I always look forward to every new episode, impatiently 😂 Another great job guys.. Looking forward to chatting with other Bedtime Story followers in Discord soon.

[@greatazuredragon]

Great video, thanks for the update.

[@Zerochimp]

Another great episode! I will never get tired of hearing the delightfully nightmarish tales woven by the BS family.

[@DiniD]

Finally, I have been waiting for this! Thanks for the upload. 💕

[@darkop3191]

Disappearances are among my favorite mysterious mysteries.

[@brianclingenpeel5123]

A mystery is by its very nature mysterious. Not sure you need to list both lol

[@sopyleecrypt6899]

Me too!

[@EphemeralProductions]

@@brianclingenpeel5123 not sure YOU needed to comment. You knew what he meant. You didn’t need to pick at it

[@aleste3812]

@@brianclingenpeel5123 "mysterious mysteries" is a well-known joke "saying" and also a reference to Invader Zim. You must be fun at parties.

[@tyj9175]

indeed those unsolved mystifying mysterious mystery puzzle enigmas.

[@reginaldkonig4514]

It sparks my fascination listening to your content bedtime stories , spooks me every time. your channel is the best when put in comparison with others similar content, good job and don't stop being awesome!

[@kurtashcraft3761]

as for missing native populations, i encourage people to be highly vigilant and to not speculate about the supernatural. native populations, especially our children and girls, are highly vulnerable - as for canada and alaska, look up something called a "starlight tour". cops will pick up natives - sometimes drunk, sometimes not - drive them out to the middle of nowhere in the middle of the night and leave them in the cold to walk back to town. most do not make it. and yes, it happens to this day. so im sorry to say, there is no mystery there - just abuse of power and negligence from the public

[@wildwest5436]

One of the only channels I click THUMBS UP before I listen to it.

[@johncarroll9986]

Love your stories well done 👏🏼 ✔️

[@kacheenasvariety9414]

Thanks for uploading on the tube and keeping the content fresh. I check back periodically for fresh stories.

[@reactormeltdown]

This channel has the only notifications I ever click on.

[@IMjustAGirlInTheWorld1983]

Omg i ❤️ you guys!!!!! Thanks so much for this upload! I needed this from yo all!!!

[@wormymachine6386]

It’s like being a kid at Christmas when y’all post.

[@AndyBonesSynthPro]

Your channel is the only one I ALWAYS check for new episodes, no joke. It's also the only KZbin channel I watch on my 60", w/ Harman Kardon 2.1 audio thundering... I'd beg you to do more uploads but clearly the illustrations etc. take mad work hrs.

[@scottblack7182]

This was a good watch and I've heard of some of these happenings before. Cant wait to see people freak out when the truth behind these disappearances is finally found out. Don't think most are ready for those kinds of truths. The universe is more complex and chaotic than most have the capacity to imagine. Sad but true.

[@angrybear86]

Well said- the horrific truth

[@yadunathmahadeo7070]

Just came from war time stories and was wondering ...🤔 what now ?.. then got the notification..YES !! another new one for tonight ..keep up the great work bedtime stories and team 👏😀

[@pollyg562]

one thing i always believed may explain how you get a grown man whos armed into a car without having to shoot them on the road is the fake police car and officer but this guy would know the local cops and been highly suspicious and this is something i would think as a method more for getting females into the car without any trouble, i always tell women traveling in the middle of nowhere that are pulled over by a police car and they have any feeling somethings no right ring 911 you will be put through to the local police and ask if they have a car in that area, and upload the picture of the cop to the cloud before he even says a word, just because they're cops you have the right to make sure you are safe including not stoping in a deserted place or a dangerous place, and it not as if the cops can argue in court there no precedence for your actions, they're dozens of cases of fake cops pulling women over including serial killers

[@Nevernotalone]

Great video as usual. Been feeling the lack of B.T.S recently and this was a welcome reprieve.

[@megadjc192]

With the vanishing, he could have gotten into another vehicle and that would explain why the scent stopped abruptly.

[@theshape3988]

That's true. He could've also been forced in another vehicle

[@leraybojangles711]

Perfect Sunday night sleep aid, I love relaxing to your videos. They are much better than other subscriptions.

[@grapeshot]

They did make a found-footage film about disappearances in Nome, Alaska.

[@NintendoWarrior80]

What’s the name of that movie?

[@grahamjarman]

footage from missing people ?

[@BeeLZBeeb]

@@NintendoWarrior80 the fourth kind I think, not sure as haven’t seen it

[@NintendoWarrior80]

@@BeeLZBeeb thanks!

[@RedLithic]

That's the genre, but it's entirely fake, as mentioned in this video. The person that Milla J. was depicting never existed.

[@jscatt6123]

Great episode! Thanks for posting!!!

[@Khamazotz]

I heard about the Nome's missing cases thanks to The Fourth Kind movie. I'm glad you touch this case

[@annhollowell5352]

I want to watch that film now.

[@austintrousdale2397]

The artwork that comes into focus @14:00 was a nice touch… if you know, you know. 👾

[@RedLithic]

The movie is a dozen kinds of fake crap.

[@jamescarangelo8635]

I LOVE watching/listening to these while I'm up late at night, waiting for sleep. My problem is I watch too many of them and before you know it it's 4am lol

[@joelledbetter2926]

Love your stories they're always great. ... very well read and illustrated. The down right spooky ones I love the best if only I hadn't watched them all....think ill have to do it again

[@chrism4008]

Thats a good call

[@UpAllNight325]

This is my favorite KZbin Channel. I always look forward to new videos.

[@ScaryStoriesAt2AM]

Just settled in for the night! 😌😌 perfect timing! 👌

[@giniwalters8401]

Thank you Bedtime Stories!!! I love your narration 💚🖤💚 I appreciate you and all the time and work you put into your vids!!! Take care, stay safe and God bless you!!!

[@jaredackerman2920]

Loudhailer is the most badass word for Bullhorn from our English cousins lol!!! Keep up the good work!!

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

Thanks for sharing❤

[@이동연-c6d]

I remember when I watched the fourth kind on the film and it was chilling when I was in the elementary school and still, I like that film even it’s a fake documentary.

[@kmart6026]

Another excellent video. Love your stuff and your channel. I intend on buying a shirt to support the cars. Always love your contact and would really enjoy mini mini mini more videos to come. Please keep making them. The illustrations are always on point. And we love a nice spooky story for long dark drives at night in the woods

[@debbiejoanhill1760]

The missing man, was abducted that is why the dogs wouldn’t leave the car! He probably stumbled across something he shouldn’t have.

[@abhishekdev258]

That makes perfect sense

[@MakerInMotion]

Yeah if he was taken away in a different vehicle it would explain why the dogs couldn't pick up a scent.

[@voltsoftruthBSbuster]

Wow tragic two brothers dissappear 10 years apart in similar circumstances. What are the odds.

[@abdulqudz89]

bless this channel for the content it uploads.

[@FallenAngel9979]

Another frightening, fascinating, baffling video. Wow. Something is really off with all those cases…Love the scary howling wind effects in the background. Really helps give a creepy atmosphere….hope the families gets answers..?