What Happened to Kayelyn Louder

Kayelyn Louder went missing in 2014. Shortly before she went missing, Kayelyn Louder made a series of disturbing 911 calls, and then later that day, there was some bizarre surveillance footage of her before she vanished.
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[@jeffreyrogers9528]

Sometimes when I walk down a dark alley or through a rough neighborhood, I start to hear Mike's voice narrating the last traceable moments of my life.

[@BeccaE]

Jeffrey Rogers ahh so true or I hear the narrator from Arrested Development

[@Spills51]

Well...At least some good came outta your life 😮😏

[@reelillusionl123]

'Jeffery rogers... walking down the alley ways, got kidnapped at turdy tree...raped and tortured by tree people." 😂

[@iloveicecreamandcake]

Glad I'm not the only one!

[@dreadsire5086]

My internal narrator sounds like Wesley Snipes. Specifically Simon Phoenix from Demolition Man.

[@ThenVersusNow_]

Don't ever show Nancy Grace without an explicit warning beforehand.

[@nodriveknowitall702]

Thanks for the chuckle.

[@KissMahGrits]

Best comment

[@stevenreynolds40]

100% true and should be followed by a minimum 5yr sentence

[@TentinQuarantino_]

Hahahahahahah gawd I’d rather eat a whole roll of tinfoil than listen to her yapping.

[@ntandosekay]

I can only tolerate about an eighth of a teaspoon of Nancy myself.

[@DovieRuthAuthor]

I've worked in the mental health field for 40+ years. If she was unable to find work as a fully certified social worker, that's a red flag. Then when she finally got a job and didn't keep it, that's another red flag and a huge stressor. She might not have been diagnosed formally, but I think something was there. I feel bad for her and her brother. They didn't get the help they needed.

[@reneesantiago6496]

I agree and said the same thing! The job history is a red flag. I lean towards drugs over a mental break.

[@ironmaidn1345]

I totally agree as well. See had Master’s degree is social work. But was having trouble getting a job as well as unable to keep the job she had. 🚩 A lot of us go into the field of social work or psychology because we can empathize/relate on some level. That’s what makes us quite good at what we do. My heart does go out to her and her family for their loss. Very possible she was struggling with undiagnosed mental illness and/or started to “self-medicate” due to her being unaware/resistant of what was happening to herself. Her loved ones may have saw signs, but were in denial. Mental illness still carries such a stigma.

[@jediping]

But she is also a millennial who graduated into a crashed economy and severe cutbacks in government-sponsored programs. If she was a web developer unable to keep a job I would agree more. But then there may be more openings for social workers than I’m aware of. We certainly need more, but my understanding was that there often just aren’t the resources to pay them. Would love to be corrected if I’m wrong.

[@yunglynda1326]

hmm i doubt this assesment would hold true in the ever more precarious job markets of the last 20 years.

[@mandycote5662]

ALL things are common to man There is nothing new under the sun

[@lynnlegault4042]

The poor girl was having a mental breakdown. May she now rest in peace.

[@mackenziemoore7503]

My husband had a psychotic break a couple years ago, it was heartbreaking. He didn't know who I was and thought there were people outside our apartment trying to "get us". He took our cigarettes and dumped them in water because he thought someone poisoned them with arsenic.. His mom and I took him to get help and when he got better he was terrified I was going to leave him because of it.. that broke my heart a second time! Instead of leaving him we solidified our engagement and are still happy together today :). (and he is very healthy mentally too)

[@luminography]

He was correct about the cigarettes containing arsenic. Anyway, glad he made a good recovery.

[@vanguardcycle]

❤❤❤

[@Avenus112]

He proved the weakness of his mind. People have terminated their relationships for less, why would you not and take half his possessions with you on the way out? Everyone's only people, have to look out for number one.

[@Meganthamac]

Very similar experience here. ♥️

[@parisite99]

One doesn’t just “have” a psychotic break. He may be fine now...until he’s not.

[@Sonofgrievous]

The scary part of losing your mind is not knowing it's happening

[@Alyxandeyr]

I had a psychotic episode in my early twenties and it's terrifying as phuk even when you know it's not real.

[@cm9231]

@@Alyxandeyr hope you're feeling better now pal ❤️

[@Alyxandeyr]

@@cm9231 Doing much better now, thank you. It was a reaction to my medication and stress. I would rate the experience 2/10, do not recommend lol

[@fairychangeling8337]

The scariest part of losing my mind was losing the logical part of my brain. Deep down I knew it was unlikely that there was a bear in my front room, when you totally lose your mind the logic goes and at that time I couldn't think someone must of come into my house with a bear and not woke the dog up and.....bla bla bla. Just knew I was going to die. shit gets real crazy when you cannot reason that the invisible car is not real. Hallucinations are ok if you know there hallucinations, if you dont they are terrifying

[@Sonofgrievous]

@@fairychangeling8337 that does sound terrifying

[@WinterReflections]

"She never showed signs of mental illness throughout her life" Well, schizophrenia is well known to lay dormant until it first presents in a person's mid 20s or later. Schizophrenia could definitely present at 30. Also, sometimes people just don't have anyone in their lives that understand and recognize symptoms of other mental illness, or don't want to accept it.

[@el34glo59]

Cool story

[@beckybrooks2150]

@@el34glo59 Huh? The typical ages of schizophrenia manifesting in men is early 20s, and for women it’s in their late 20s or even 30s. She was exactly at the right age for the symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia to manifest…

[@unclebuzzyschurchofgroove6190]

I know a guy diagnosed in his 40's. No one had seen any sign of it till about 3 years prior....

[@hollyroxy25]

My ex had a psychotic break when he was 35. I knew him since he was 18, he had no history of mental illness at all. It is in his genes though as his mother is bipolar. He was able to hide it from everyone but me for 3 years, he just kept getting worse & refused treatment. He refused to see a Dr. but when I told a Dr. his symptoms he said it sounded like psychosis, which can mimic certain schizophrenic symptoms. He believed I called an organization on him & that me and all his family/friends were involved. He thought he was being followed everywhere he went, that there were cameras/microphones in the house etc. It was literally a nightmare. He started getting increasingly more manic, aggressive & violent. He started saying he was going to kill the neighbors because he thought they were the “headquarters”. I was so scared he was going to hurt or kill someone. I tried to get help from police but they didn’t do shit. Finally a few months ago he pulled a gun in my face threatening to kill me if I didn’t “give him names”, I managed to run to the neighbors, he came out shooting multiple times then banged on their door screaming & eventually left in his vehicle. Police finally arrested him about 45 minutes later. He was so not in reality that he didn’t even think police were there for him, he literally thought he’d done nothing wrong. I’m signing an affidavit for him to get treatment & medication because he’s extremely mentally ill & really needs help. He was not himself at all, it’s really cruel how mental illness can come out of nowhere & completely destroy someone and those close to them.

[@Hearth123]

It can also be brought on by drugs. I know she didn't have any drugs in her system, but even using drugs in the past can cause these sorts of psychotic breaks years down the line.

[@rebeccav4478]

With the beginning of this story explaining what her twin brother did, it leads to the question of whether there is a family/genetic mental illness possibly causing the problems. So sad though, she seemed like a sweetheart, and was beautiful.

[@ellohooman3244]

Very good point!!

[@Hearth123]

That or familial drug use which can bring on these symptoms years after use

[@jimmynovak7913]

Right? Wouldn’t be sad at all if she was kinda mean and/or ugly.

[@patriciaberistain7168]

Probably that's what the criminal use against her (the mental problem of her brother) to kill her. And making police believe that was an accident created by herself.

[@ryn8613]

The news anchor needs to chill. She shouldn't be yelling and being aggressive to the family of the missing woman

[@Jaggededge112]

Corrine Donovan I know right holy crap. Edit: I was not saying this about Nancy grace I was talking about the other reporter.

[@Duhbella]

Nancy Grace just does that... shes a bitch

[@michelledoms8400]

Drew booth 😂

[@nozoto]

Imagine having this bitch as a mother in law, and your spouse insists to drop by her house for dinner every sunday... Pretty sure you'd end being featured on a next episode of That Chapter after awhile, if you don't break up 😂

[@sadtoast6122]

Yeah like wtf lady

[@BrandonToy]

I talk to my cat all the time. He’s not much of a conversationalist, but does blink to let me know he agrees with me.

[@MichoacanaRobertson]

I’m months late, but your comment made me laugh so much! My cat is the same, I can relate 🤣🤣🤣

[@lindavilmaole5003]

I do talk to my dogs. I even create songs for them and whenever they hear their name being sung, I got a wag of their tail in response. I can assure you my dogs are not crazy...

[@ThumpersMama18]

Hahahaha yes I talk to my rabbit all the time. He likes it 😁

[@lindavilmaole5003]

@Daily DB your cat is having a very long life?

[@mimimi9169]

I always talk to my cat. But she just stares at me

[@koretmulder6316]

I think there's room for something between those two options. Being in the middle of a psychotic break doesn't preclude becoming the victim of a crime. Also, the fact that she wasn't seen after the video can be at least partially attributed to the fact that it was dumping rain, so fewer people were out and about. She may have gotten quite far, trying to hide from and escape from her delusions of being pursued, only to come to the attention of an actual assailant. It's possible. It's also possible that she got pretty far, and then, exhausted, tried to hide by the river and died from exposure before being swept in.

[@naomiledger1374]

I think this explanation sounds very plausible especially considering there didn't appear to be anything that obviously caused her death, as you might expect if she'd met with foul play. Her dog was back at the apartment though, I think Mike said, so does that mean she went out in the wet weather again, in those same clothes, later w/o her dog and then just took off? Seems a bit odd but anything's possible.

[@sabrinatscha2554]

People can become extremely vulnerable during psychotic breaks. I am close to two separate people who were diagnosed schizophrenic, and both of them are lucky to still be alive. My friend was Rped, beaten and had tens of thousands of dollars swindled from her online. This is 100% due to the sad reality that people with schizophrenia will lose all trust for loved ones while suddenly deciding that they have deep connections with complete strangers because “both of them like music” or something trivial like that. I’ve got a long list to take care of. I just need to trick her into giving me the password for her instagram account.

[@koco23]

I love how you said, “seems pretty clearly she’s talkin to the dog” I know that may seem trivial but I’ve seen this case covered a couple other places & I hate the sensationalizing by others like “she’s clearly lost it!” Rather than stating the most likely: uhh she’s interacting with her beloved pup lol thank you for everything you do, Mike! Not only do you bring straight facts but you manage to to make us giggle too. Much appreciated💙

[@SarahKDB]

Yeah, I talk to my dogs all of the time. Those people must not be dog owners or are just sensationalized for more viewers.

[@koco23]

@@SarahKDB yesss, thank you! Exactly!

[@medea27]

@Koco I find that whole narrative of Kayelyn 'talking to herself' ridiculous too. I'd wager that _every_ dog owner has found themselves standing out in the rain in inappropriate clothing (usually pyjamas!) after their beloved pup whined to go outside.... cajoling & berating & trying to negotiate with their dog who's decided that it's much more interesting to sniff all these new 'rain smells' than actually go to the toilet! 🐾

[@koco23]

@@medea27 true lol countless times 😂

[@codygrannemann9506]

@@medea27 Yeah for me it's wearing pajamas at midnight out in the snow in Minnesota. When they have to go they have to go. Can't be bothered to change clothes.

[@abt3807]

Binge watching these has made me wonder if my internet search history will ever be read out before me in a court.

[@MarzMonkey]

Meh, it's popular enough content, true crime stuff.

[@xaviananderson5286]

If u watched gore vids than maybe

[@terrabelle9937]

This exact comment could be both incriminating and a useful defense.

[@scrossman27]

Lmao. Or every comment ever made on YT. without context.

[@gwenivercall]

Lol - that and whenever Mike is advertising the 'Hunt a Killer' game, I think, sure - internet search history AND the suspect then purchased an interactive story about HUNTING AND KILLING?!?!? Throw the book at her!

[@android1617]

I feel the dog knows more than its letting up

[@staciacarney8085]

Or maybe the dog did it? Sorry. Poor taste.

[@Zach-Fetters]

Update: the dog did it and is in the pound for 25 to life. Multiple people report being attacked by this monster. He licked his victims until soggy. Additional Charges pending.

[@tjuk8050]

Well dog (backwards) is god lol

[@ttteter4817]

200th like whahahhah

[@tonidiane6153]

They always know. Never speak up. Loyalty my ass!

[@tigq1430]

My brother was psychophnic/bipolar. He was murdered in 2019. I feel for this young lady. It is heart rechenching to see someone go through this.😪

[@annieseaside]

My son is 22 and we only found out he was BiPolar 2 years ago. It is a Miracle he is alive because of things that happened during times he went off his meds, which he hates. As a parent it is terrifying.

[@yunglynda1326]

sorry for your loss

[@BobbiGail]

I am so sorry you had to experience all that goes with this...PLUS a murder! I hope you are finding some kind of peace. Or do soon.

[@tigq1430]

@@BobbiGail thank you. I'm hoping now, in our 4th year, we go to trial this year.

[@BobbiGail]

@@tigq1430 4 years until a trial? Oh my gosh. It's unthinkable but here you are. Hoping for justice. My mind is blown. Take care. ❤

[@magpie6043]

I think she had an acute mental break. I’m bipolar 1 with pseudo-schizoid aspects and I developed it when I was 20. I can attest to the fact that it is more severe when it hits you as an adult. It was very sudden; I remember the day I started hallucinating and being paranoid, stuck in a bathroom at Miami airport. I was acting perfectly normal up until then. My family were confident I wasn’t having a break because I had never shown signs before, they believed I was in danger when speaking on the phone. They were wrong, it WAS in my head and I needed help. Thankfully, they got the right advice and had me checked out and all I needed was a doctor and the right meds. This reminds me so much of that. What she needed was a psychiatrist and medication. I’m confident there was no conspiracy. I hope her family is healing as best they can and are surrounded by love ❤️

[@sabrinatscha2554]

I’m glad you’re doing better

[@mitchg7809]

This is Paranoid Schizophrenia. My mom was schizophrenic & she would often claim that someone was in our house or that people in restaurants were talking about her. If she watched someone giving a speech she would think that they were speaking to her thru code. This girl being outside with no shoes & wandering off is common. We would often find my mother in the driveway wearing her bathrobe & no shoes holding a knife. She would say that she had proof the Mexican mafia was trying to kill us. As a child I was terrified because she was so convincing. These things can be brought on by stress or by depression to people not even knowing that they suffer from it. My mom got on medication when she 53 & was fine until her death at 78.

[@alishadawn6636]

I dont think so i believe her roomate knew it .. and i believe some one was there

[@DieNextInLINE]

The average onset of symptoms is late 20's to early 30's for women, and anyone who has dealt or worked with people that suffer from it, the change in someone's mental state can happen in minutes. Everything in the 9/11 call points to her having a psychotic break, and if her roommate is still there with her, I don't doubt that she finally got fed up with her roomie acting nutso and decided to just wash her hands of it.

[@jackwillis680]

alisha Dawn no it was definitely a schizophrenic episode. Notice how she only heard the noises and never actually saw the intruders.

[@thickthickly]

I know this comment is 3 months old, but I wanted to say I experienced the same with my mother. She never took medication and wouldn't acknowledge that she had a problem because everything was just so real to her. She was incredibly offended when anyone even suggested she seek help. It was an incredibly difficult time until she passed...listening to Kayelyn really triggered some of those horrible memories.

[@comradesandwich9437]

Thanks for sharing you mother's story and helping out Mitch.

[@aurtisanminer2827]

“....the dog was ok, so don’t worry.” Man, this guy really understands his viewer’s priorities!

[@reybensoulmates6498]

Yes indeed 😊

[@domcagney2352]

When he said "that will come up later." about the dog I immediately came to the comments to see if I was gonna need to stop watching lol

[@reybensoulmates6498]

@@domcagney2352 I KNOW!!! I find it too difficult to hear about the suffering of any animals. I feel great amount of compassion and sympathy for ppl, so I can't explain it fully why I have to skip when horrible things happen to animals, but usually I can listen to these true crime stories about ppl.

[@domcagney2352]

@@reybensoulmates6498 I've wondered the same thing about myself lol. I'm obsessed with horror movies, true crime docs etc... People getting mangled and tortured in all manner and way and I don't flinch. If a dog is hurt? Oh well that's a step too far for me turn it off lol

[@reybensoulmates6498]

@@domcagney2352 yep, same 😊

[@andriathompson7566]

This is terribly tragic. She showed clear signs of paranoid schizophrenia. Her roommate saw the signs and just tried to reason with her. Sad that her family can't accept what is so obvious to all of us just listening to the 911 call. 😔

[@TangibleGoods]

The only reason I would say otherwise is because we heard laughing in the clip - but I guess that could be a TV show?

[@darkodarko9]

@@TangibleGoods it could be people outside the building.. you can hear people from inside a home u know xD anyway it is very sad.. i was unlucky enough to have a lot experience with people with mental disorders.. people to close to my heart..the roommate didnt have experience with it so she just tried to convince her that its not real.. thats what i was doing in the start.. :S in such cases you just need to go with it and keep an eye on them untill it comes back to normal.. if it comes back to normal

[@leahoakwood9988]

I was thinking her roommate should have called 911 for her. She really needed help!

[@intrepidtomato]

@@leahoakwood9988 That's what I thought. If you see something like that happening, why don't you call an ambulance? If nothing else, that behaviour would frighten me so much I would want professional help

[@boskee]

@@intrepidtomato call an ambulance in the us? That’s expensive

[@venice3458]

One of the scariest things in this video is the aggressive presenting style of Nancy and Jane at HLN!

[@SuffocateMe]

Just HEARING her say “hey! get out of my house” the way she does doesnt sound like someone whose sure that there’s a legitimate intruder, it sounds like someone yelling at the uncertain voices that are making her uncomfortable. The way she does it 100% sounds like someone having a bad mental episode and yelling at nothing

[@phillipwombacher9635]

I’m a nurse and I’ve seen this exact thing play out over and over it was a schizophrenic break the initial episode can be the most terrifying many people die from their first break in these exact circumstances walking miles in snow, running into traffic etc

[@SuffocateMe]

@@phillipwombacher9635 i live in Nevada. kind of makes me wonder how many schizophrenic mentally ill people must have died around here by walking into the vast empty hot desert for days and days without water or shelter

[@sueauger8715]

Especially if you're "hiding" from the intruders!!

[@mr.pitjoey2910]

@@sueauger8715 If she was hiding from intruders, it was all in her head. She was bat shit crazy! Also, I did get the part in your comment "hiding".

[@peanutbutter452]

Mr.Pitjoey she suffered a mental health breakdown, she’s not “batshit crazy”. why are you being cruel?

[@honestinsincerity2270]

Man, the scariest thing is just the human mind. Especially when it malfunctions. Seeing or hearing the hysteria and paranoia she felt is more frightening than any intruder in a mask.

[@bealong8718]

Imagine realizing you are suffering the early stages, knowing your brain is breaking, and nobody will help. That is up there with scary.

[@lkjonez13]

I had an occurrence like that. It was terrifying but I was lucid enough to know something was very wrong. It actually did feel as though my brain was breaking. It lasted over a week, that's all I could recall anyway. It sounds ridiculous but I kept feeling as though someone was closely following me... closer than following actually. Kind of like a monkey on my back, literally. It was everywhere and it kept telling me how to kill myself. Every object I passed, even a spoon, this figure would tell me I should pick it up and how to kill myself with it. I couldn't even pass by a napkin, it was so disturbing but I knew it wasn't real. I tried staying in my room and not talking to anyone in my house but it didn't help. I finally ended up telling my husband what was going on while breaking down in tears. I thought I'd be locked up in the asylum till it closed it's doors & left me behind. It was beyond bizarre there's no words to describe the horror I felt. I didn't get the best help either because I still don't know what happened. I was just given meds and the dr raised an eyebrow. That's it. I'm ok now, it hasn't happened again. I don't wish it on anyone.

[@DynamiteProd]

L J that’s crazy

[@klantifashakur9894]

@@lkjonez13 I'm Native American and what you are describing sounds alot like what we consider a trickster or evil spirit attaching itself to you. Try burning some cedar next time and pray or put out positive intentions

[@RaccoonNation]

Imagine wearing a mask to hide those feelings

[@tirnajo6551]

I think someone needs to sit down with Carole and have a bit of an ol' chat

[@intuitiveempress217]

Thinking this could be a result of covert narcissistic/sociopathic/psychopath abuse, resulting in Kailyns unfortunate passing. May this roommate reap what she sows, if in fact this is a result of covert narcissistic abuse.

[@lauriemclaren8268]

@@intuitiveempress217 what’s evidence of her roommate being a narcissist/sociopathic/psychopath? You seem to have strong feelings about the roommate and I just wondered why.

[@kryztoferh]

The crazy part about waterways like this is that even a small amount of rain can raise the water level significantly. The last time I went kayaking down a river near where I used to live we had rain for less than an hour that morning and it was quite light everywhere but the effect that had on the river was immense.

[@lauriemclaren8268]

Yeah, it becomes really dramatic in a desert environment. A crick can become a fast flowing river very quickly. The Jordan river gets very narrow in places and if the water raises up fast enough those areas can flow very fast. If the conditions were right she could have floated through most of those spots on the river.

[@ayla8345]

Paranoid psychosis is the worst because you’re 100% convinced you’re in danger but no one believes you so you’ll do anything to protect yourself & “survive”

[@paulginger8359]

But what if they are!! no one believes you cause they all think it's psychosis then your murdered but made to look like suicide and every one blames mental health

[@ayla8345]

@@paulginger8359 yeah I know. I mean, it’s a lot more complicated than that. Obviously if you’re delusional or paranoid you’ll speak to a psychiatrist and they can usually identify if it’s real or not. They can tell if you’re sane or not. I spoke to a psychiatrist for 2 hours when I was delusional and that’s when they assess the situation. But I totally understand what you mean.

[@cleoharper1842]

@@paulginger8359 Exactly the issue: once people know you have any mental health problems nothing that comes out of your mouth is ever taken seriously again. Case in point: I have social anxiety disorder. I went to see a doctor for bronchitis - which I get every year - and he indirectly called me hysterical and told me I had asthma. It took me another two months of other doctors reading his notes to actually get someone to take a listen to my lungs.

[@cleoharper1842]

I also have a theory that what if both things are true? Shoeless girl in the middle of an episode, taken advantage of by some river troll with a history of violence. Possibly not, but being that she was in such a vulnerable (and secluded) position during a rare rainstorm (no witnesses) doesn't seem all that implausible. Also...Utah. No offense Utah but you guys have a LOT of missing people.

[@leahoakwood9988]

:'(

[@teganfajardo4132]

My cousin had a mental “snap”. He was at university, seemed fine, did marijuana but not heavy drugs. One day he had a psychotic break, stole his mum’s car drove into some random town, left the car unlocked, keys in ignition, wallet on the front seat and walked for 5 hours till the police finally found him and took him to hospital. He’s never been the same, he has schizophrenia now. It was literally like normal one day and then bam he changed. So it can definitely happen very suddenly.

[@B-Real-Pshh]

He most likely had issues before doing that that he didn't voice or hid...

[@donnaspell8260]

That happened to my friends son. Smart, successful. Went to work one day a different man. Very schizophrenic for a few years now.

[@seanthe100]

Schizophrenia normally kicks in late teens early twenties. Often people have no symptoms before then, and usually improves in late 20s early 30s.

[@Guitarbarella]

Hellmark Channel the pych wards are full of marijuana induced psychosis..it is quite common.

[@ellierivera2792]

Had a close friend that had a mental “snap” he got up in the early morning grabbed a knife and attempted to go into my church. He’s never been the same, got diagnosed with schizophrenia, he was always a quiet guy but would never hurt anyone. He’s 24 now.

[@WhereTheBeaversLive]

I think it’s a combination of a psychotic break and a nefarious person taking advantage of that :(

[@eggspectations]

This year my sibling was hospitalized for a manic episode, and this 100% sounds to me like kayelyn was in psychosis. If I hadn’t gotten my bro to Vanderbilt he probably would have been gone forever like her, instead of spending a couple of months in hospital. I wish somebody close to Kayelyn had known the signs and how to help 😔

[@MAS7s]

Thank you for being a good sibling.

[@Khabbi]

Mike will never run out of content. Thats kinda sad when you think about it.

[@jenaealockett3639]

VERY sad my friend 💔

[@KironVB]

Yeah at the same time though it's darkly entertaining. Also he can't quit until he does the Brabant serial killings. That is the peak crazy serial killing/mass murder mystery. Not often are serial killers also mass murderers and the Brabant killings were both, random extremely violent serial mass murderers by ...someone, they've never been caught.

[@Lisa-en2xt]

I know it's pretty sad when THIS is a form of entertainment. Soo many broken people, dead , never to be found....That must be HELL

[@YoUtUbEhAnDlEsArEgReAt]

Naaaaah bad shit is gonna happen to a lot of people all around the world anyway. I just wish he could get information on the interesting and horrific things happening in areas where there is nobody to tell their stories.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

:( But he’s doing a good thing by making these cases known

[@Husky_mamaB]

Dude that news lady was like yelling questions at the siblings/ friends ...df

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis]

Sooo trashy

[@duzted]

Nancy Grace fuckin sucks man

[@mimo_7174]

@@duzted that wasnt nancy grace that was some bish tryna act like Nancy grace

[@scathatch]

The news woman came across as horribly aggressive, nasty upside down smile as she yelled. Bully.

[@myfriendscallmek2745]

she kinda sounded like Jannine from fox lolol

[@medea27]

Two things have always frustrated me about the way the cops & media presented this case... firstly, in the footage it's obvious Kayelyn is wandering around waiting for - _and talking to_ - her dog. Ask _any_ dog owner about taking your pup out to the toilet.... _doesn't matter if it's pissing down rain - if your dog needs to go & the garden or grass area is nearby, you just grab keys & head outside._ You don't bother with shoes cause you figure you'll be quick, but then your pup decides that it's much more fun to wander around sniffing all the new smells the rain brings! So you wind up standing around for 10-20 mins getting wet & cold, looking like a crazy person because you're trying to tell your dog to 'go toilet' while they run around having fun instead... just like Kayelyn is in the video. Secondly, a usually dry area that has a sudden downpour is a perfect equation for a flash flood - and it doesn't even need to be raining where you are, just upstream. People are killed in flash floods every year because it catches anyone downstream (especially kids playing in storm drains) by surprise... a sudden wall of water that will break the banks of a creek or river & carve it's own way downstream, so those twists & turns in the creek map become irrelevant. If Kayelyn was down by the creek - regardless of whether she was having a mental crisis, looking for something she dropped while out with the dog earlier, or met with foul play - she could _easily_ have been swept away in a flash flood. If only they had looked to a flooding event carrying Kayelyn away & searched downstream earlier I'm sure they would have found her much quicker - and hopefully had far more clues to her actual fate. Instead they just stoked the fires of speculation and did Kayelyn & her family a complete disservice - RIP 🤍

[@yaxiyaali2094]

So.. the roommate came walking out of the last place the she was seen to be in and no one questions this...? why was the roommate not looked into as a suspect? her roommate was the last one to see her at all… like there has to be more to her story.

[@pakde8002]

Pretty much exactly what I was thinking on all points. Police can be extremely lazy. Frightened woman makes 911 call but nothing seems out of the ordinary and the next day she's out in the rain barefoot talking to her dog so of course she's crazy and probably just wandered off. No need for further action.

[@pakde8002]

@@yaxiyaali2094 where's the motive? The last person known to have seen her isn't automatically suspicious. Hopefully the police ruled her out as a suspect but it seems the police and the media went off on a tangent that Louder was depressed or deranged. It still doesn't explain how she was found five miles away in a body of water connected to the creek behind the condo. But then again the dog was found in the condo so why would she be back at the creek? Anyway, a sad story that will probably never be definitively solved.

[@jessicastanford18]

So.. the roommate came walking out of the last place the she was seen to be in and no one questions this...? How did the dog get back into the apartment? Idk.. It seems psychological but something is off about it

[@swayjaayy5495]

She went missing like 5 hours later. She went back to her apartment. Theres no footage of her going back there and not coming back

[@jasminenelson3361]

Honestly!! I was thinking the same thing.. why was the roommate not looked into as a suspect? She clearly wasn’t bothered by the other people in the house (if there was any) and maybe she was running away from her roommate the in the woods.. her roommate came down the same path she ran from.. her roommate was the last one to see her at all… like there has to be more to her story.

[@expressivepets1]

@@jasminenelson3361 I think the roommate did it.

[@abip6258]

At 5:19 she said “I just wanna answer that while (s)he’s here”

[@intuitiveempress217]

Sounds clearly like COVERT NARCISSISTIC/SOCIOPATH/PSYCHOPATH ABUSE resulting in her unfortunate death. This roommate should’ve been given a lie detector test and seriously questioned. May she reap her karma she rightfully deserves, if in fact this was a result of covert narcissistic psychopath abuse. RIP Kailyn 🤍🤍🤍

[@MatusFinchus]

That news anchor obviously often asks to see the manager when in any restaurant.

[@jtwright4095]

✔✔✔

[@biffslamchunk5055]

That's Nancy Grace. She's a former prosecutor for Georgia, which explains her demeanor. She messed up a bunch of high profile stories beginning with the Elizabeth Smart case where she falsely accused a suspect on TV (the guy died before going to court, but the real kidnappers were caught red-handed.) She doesn't work for CNN anymore, and she's not missed.

[@lgonzo5411]

@Carrie Smith It's Nancy Grace.

[@beaglebill8544]

Thought the same thing thing, don't know her name ,show said Mitchell but she had the demeneur of grace. I thought she was copying her. Very loud and in your face, overly emotionly. She reports on emotions and not facts.

[@lisalangille2071]

Matt Finch - 👏 OMG! Nailed it! 👏👌

[@KB11480]

i had a psychotic break once and everything she says on the call is very similar to what happened with me. Hearing people that arent there; believing someone was in your house without your invitation; hearing them but they do not respond to you and the things you say. That night, for me, I ran outside in the snow...and what was in my mind would make no sense to anyone else. I was lucky that people could tell immediately that something was wrong and I went to the hospital. I've only had it happen once in my life and it was 10 years ago. It can happen when no one would think it could ever happen. I think the family needs to accept that there was never anyone in her house. It's really, really sad.

[@exytamahagane3629]

Indeed! She's clearly talking to herself. She made herself sound differently but it's obviously her. She didn't talk to anyone in the room simultaneously, she just modulated her voice.

[@magzplan780]

What was in your mind? Did you ever find out why it happened?

[@jnthnrynbttchr3436]

@Nagolbud shut up.

[@TalairanPerigord]

I hope you're well. How terrified you must have been.

[@dalegribble5661]

@Nagolbud AMEN

[@sheagenix5320]

My mom had a break and saw and heard things that weren't there. It's impossible to reason with them because they're mind is producing things real to them. But, I kinda think she ran into someone who ended up hurting her because if she fell in the water she should have some water in her lungs.

[@samprice234]

As someone who has suffered from mental health issues, episodes feel 100% real to you. I once thought (among lots of other things) somebody was getting in my apartment via a ladder in the middle of the day, and moving things around and leaving signs they've been there to freak me out. Looking at the way she was running back from the walkway in the rain looking scared, reminds me of the exact same feeling/panic i used to get, thinking someone was after me. Your brain can play massive tricks on you, and its very scary. I feel this was very likely to be a tragic accident, of someone who was mentally ill. RIP

[@debbierobbins360]

She sounded really strange and confused on those 911 calls. She wasn't making any sense at all and her roommate sounded frustrated with her.

[@damagecontrol7]

would she be so frustrated to the point of throwing her in a river?

[@greghill00]

@Jon yes but it was all in her head, that's the problem.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

she sounded more confused and frightened. If she really believed someone or two people were in her house, I would think she would sound way more frantic than she did and she would be whispering.

[@nohandleformethx]

@@thecatatemyhomework well, that and the "SHUT UP!" Not common for people to hollar that out during B&Es...

[@OhYesLexie]

I used to be a dispatcher and had an almost identical experience. A woman called 911 claiming she came home and saw a person laying under her clothing in her bedroom. She would not listen to me to leave the house while police came, she decided to stay in the room and kept telling this person to leave. I couldn't hear any response from a second party in the room. Police arrive and I can hear them speaking while she was on the phone with me still. The officer checks the whole house as well as under the clothing, he states "ma'am, there's nobody here. The doors are locked." She keeps stating "don't you see the man!? He's right here! Look, he's looking right at me!" Nobody was in the apartment. She had mental health issues and called multiple times that day for the same problem. I haven't finished the video yet, but that 911 really brings back memories of my experience.

[@wmurch3]

cases like this scare the hell out of me. one day you're walking around, living a normal life and the next your brain is playing tricks on you leaving you to your demise. it's easier to think there was something nefarious going on here and maybe more satisfying? we can't accept that people can just snap but it happens way more often than we realize.

[@gameofpwns1165]

yeah dude i had a psychotic break once a lot like this that lasted for a full month. scary is right. it's so goddamn weird and inexplicable. you would never think such a thing could possibly happen to you

[@brittanyhunt6816]

@@gameofpwns1165 what happened?

[@joshuanicely8722]

Losing my mind scares me more than anything

[@kevinhead5795]

@@gameofpwns1165 we are not in control of anything, sad but true

[@mikewazowski587]

Na, na, nefarious, nefarious..

[@matthewhines9787]

That little giggle after "_I_ believe so." along with the emphasis on the "I" just screams schizophrenic "I reject your reality and substitute my own.."

[@mjk6618]

May be a Missing 411 Case: * No Shoes * Storms out * Disoriented * Found miles away - yet no. answer on how she got there. * Found near or in Water.

[@emgoodluck416]

Who doesn’t talk to their dog ?? I always talk to my dog 😂

[@anxietyfree2012]

I sing to my dogs

[@michaelelizabethcuaz9142]

Emily Mintern - Yep! Say “I’m going to the store “ then “I’m home!” We both feel better😉! 😷Stay safe

[@indyhomagirls5228]

I was walking my dog while watching this and told him how cute the pug was.... lol

[@valsptsd814]

Emily Mintern I have such a running dialog with my dogs, my husband doesn’t realize when I’m talking to him. 😂😂😂

[@deutschrapoderwas]

I do! 🐶

[@PartialCremation]

I'm leaning toward a psychotic break. The animated conversation on video appeared to be totally normal, especially if you have a dog. The 911 call not so normal. Though one thing that confused me was that creepy laughter during it.

[@jenniferpower981]

I was wondering about that laugh myself,I thought it sounded almost contemptuous,I think she must've been in a heightened state of fear and paranoia when she left her apartment,although I'm inclined to believe that she may have perished from hypothermia,due to the freezing night temperatures,and lack of warm clothing,terribly sad story.

[@mollij9555]

could of been her roomate, she was in the apartment the whole time. maybe watching a funny show?

[@dylanthepickle6428]

That’s what I said, I think I’m pretty sane and I talk to my dogs all the time. I can tell my dog casually to “go to bed,” or “go lay down.” Just like I would tell a human and he will do what I say. Lol

[@jediping]

It could easily have been the roommate watching TV or a video on her phone or something. Or even just “holy cow my crazy roommate called the cops!” Instead of “hey, you need help.” Sad sigh.

[@despicabledavidshort3806]

@@mollij9555 or maybe antagonizing her

[@BakedBrain7100]

In my opinion, the way she sounded on the 911 call...she was paranoid... she was delusional...and it’s important to know the signs and pay attention to people we love.

[@ShadowWizard123]

This sounds exactly like stimulant psychosis. It feels completely real at the time. I went through some similar stuff before I got clean. Feeling like people watching you, chasing you, general paranoia.

[@phillipwombacher9635]

100% schizophrenic episode had a patient Once walk 4 miles in the snow in shorts and t-shirt at night because she thought she was being followed almost died

[@bagitson]

I have to agree. That long 911 call at the beginning just screamed of it. Talking to a roommate who is all of a sudden not there, hearing strange and random voices, inability at times to answer basic questions about the reality around her.

[@ricksomething]

If you really were in the medical field, I believe you should be able to write above a third grade level. You know, with punctuation and stuff...

[@ricksomething]

@@walkingonmygrave did what? Your mom?

[@ricksomething]

@@walkingonmygrave Do you need a tissue?

[@ricksomething]

@@walkingonmygrave That didn't make sense.

[@GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend]

She was hearing people that weren't there. That's what my brother had all of the time - exactly like what she describes. He had paranoid schizophrenia.

[@eviemarie73]

Fawn Whisperer I wonder what kind of people! There’s more to this!

[@janemiettinen5176]

My best guess is also sudden onset of schizophrenia, it sounds exactly like it. It can happen so fast. There is also people who hears voices but without mental illness, only I think in her case its not that, shes so scared and confused. I wish she could have realized whats going on and get help, she knew the symptoms as a social worker. Sadly its probably really hard to recognize it in yourself. Sad case.

[@kevinfilbin7688]

If you live alone then you never get used to it, but one way to cope is be armed, be trained, and tell yourself it just the ice maker or the dishwasher.....after having cleared every room

[@perladelao]

Thank you for this comment. My ex husband had the same illness and he was so convinced that he was being followed. The only thing is that she may have been been attacked/ assaulted/killed while she was in the mentally ill state.

[@tranzco1173]

@@Kelly-rt4kz yeah not really a normal laugh either, kinda diabolical. she does seems paranoid schizophrenic, classic symptoms.

[@karinpihodnya8880]

Having spent 40yrs involved by circumstance, with hard drugs,the 911 call is scarily like many calls I've had from people in the midst of an amphetamine episode, one woman told me she had murdered her sister and family so they could steal money for more drugs,it had been so real to her she was hysterical, after a sleep things usually are better,I wonder if???? It gave me goosebumps, a sad end to a young life,I sorta hope it wasn't self inflicted, sorry heart to her loved ones

[@branstokes3737]

you are definitely correct about that, but there were no drugs in her system. so probably something different for this one

[@DannyBridie]

tiny update: police eventually released more footage from right after what was shown here. shows her a couple minutes later appearing to talk to someone, then abruptly taking off running down the road. superrr creepy

[@eflow4786]

Hmmmm I’ll have to search for this. So many channels like to edit to make it suspicious. This case is NOT suspicious whatsoever to me. What mother of a 30 year old checks in on her EVERYDAY. She was having a bad mental breakdown 100%

[@rynoX88]

Shes definitely talking to the dog. I talk to my cat just like i do any body else alot of times. Not weird.

[@MsJazbren]

It's possible to do that, and it be a symptom of schizophrenia. If she thinks the dog is talking back, for instance. I talk to my cats, and my snake too. But I'm never in any doubt about them understanding what I'm saying.

[@MsJazbren]

@Paulo Eclectik Well, that's just rude.

[@carolinerowles5951]

@Paulo Eclectik my cat is always talking over me but we have some very deep conversations! 😻

[@mariebee3146]

I would probably appear the same way if someone video taped me talking to my dog.

[@Hi-lb8cq]

People talk to their animals all the time

[@natalyalaurel]

"No sings of mental illnesses" is such a misleading phrase. There are often no signs, and even if there are how many of us know how to recognize them? It's like a lot of time people believe that being depressed equals "crying 24/7".

[@jeffreyplays7479]

thank you!!!

[@louismichael3571]

Id say more often than not there are signs but yes it can stay hidden

[@TheBlackCrayon77]

Agreed. I lived with someone who was fine 3 weeks out of the month and would behave strangely the rest of the time. This girl I lived with had a prescription of Xanax, which she would finish a week into having it. She would hear voices, argue with this person, talk through the wall, set up cameras, write notes in the wall (which later she believed were this intruder), and always it was the same "lady". So yes, I agree. Signs of mental illness can come ang go in people, sometimes these people appearing completely healthy and other times sick.

[@breonnacarter4512]

@@TheBlackCrayon77 It seems like she was dealing with schizophrenia. I had a student who behaved in a similar fashion.

[@constanceleah118]

Also, how many of us are masters at hiding a bit of mental illness?

[@Satsusss]

Thanks for clearing up the fact the dog was ok 😄❤️ I love your KZbin channel, thank you !! Keep up the great work. Carly from Northern Ireland

[@Sonny84586]

Who was laughing during the final 911 call? Was that Carole laughing at Kayelyn’s “delusions?” If not, that’s weird.

[@ion.9004]

she could’ve been on the phone with someone (Carole), which explains a bit why she heard talking

[@brendashenda4249]

or Carole is involved.

[@somita9849]

@@brendashenda4249 it is very strange that they didn't suspect her friend. In the footage, she is the one who came out from the same spot alive. And no sign of Kayelyn after that. Maybe Carole was gas-lighting her to sound insane. I don't know. But at least, they should have taken the idea into consideration. Or maybe they did, and she was ruled out. Or maybe , I am watching too much of true crime :D

[@Kalaydascope]

@@somita9849 I lived in the area when this happened. They always treated it like a missing persons case. The police pretty much refused to see it as anything else. It was heartbreaking.

[@somita9849]

@@Kalaydascope True. It is obvious there wasn't enough reasearch over this incident.

[@robertturner5138]

The biggest mystery in this story is..... what the hell is that piled up in the parking lot?

[@kcojco]

It looks like a boulder to me.

[@suzannehedderly1331]

I'm hoping it's an extra large geocache. 😂

[@sonnydortmund1513]

Suzanne Hedderly A what ?

[@Lava_Girl-]

RIGHT?!

[@elyseanderson1715]

It’s an old snow pile, they last for months in utah after being plows and they get all nasty and brown like that

[@Sydnarella]

I AM convinced that she was hearing voices that weren't there in her apt and running from things that weren't there in the video. She is at an age where you sometimes see a first major psychotic break. But, that doesn't mean that she wasn't assaulted or killed by someone later - even later that day. She would have been a vulnerable person and could have been seen by some sick f*$# as easy prey. Or, it could have been an accident. Difficult to say.

[@clearaswater4424]

I believe my daughter heard voices she moved away I think to be who she really was bc she was sick of hiding it.

[@roseaduke8835]

But no signs of being assaulted was found on her body though?

[@helpis0ntheway]

Yeah definitely sounds like psychosis... the roommate should've contacted her family when she noticed Kayelynn was hallucinating and acting strange.

[@cyclinggirl3212]

@@helpis0ntheway I doubt it was psychosis. Also, there is absolutely no evidence in this video to prove that. That is what the authorities have lead you to believe because they have no idea how she died so that is what the narrator has suggested - however, it is incredibly naive of the authorities to suggest so. What they should have done is brought in outside help, officers and professionals trained in criminal psychology, body language, interrogation.

[@cyclinggirl3212]

@@helpis0ntheway I believe Katelyns roommate played a big role in her disappearance/death than was investigated.

[@Sonny84586]

I sure hope they’ve thoroughly investigated this Carole person.

[@SLD1]

Yep, my thoughts too

[@zilgill9589]

Yes it’s possible she is being drugged.

[@intuitiveempress217]

I’m thinking this death was a result of the roommate for sure! Possibly a covert narcissistic/sociopath/psychopath. I pray this female roommate reaps her Karma in this life.

[@steviegg2670]

@@intuitiveempress217 I am so glad someone else is thinking what I am thinking! Or is it just too obvious??? Wherever and whenever this poor girl is having trouble the flatmate is always around……..she even came from behind that rock at one point in the cctv footage in her wellies and coat??? They didn’t mention any incoming calls to her phone either? These things would be easy for the flatmate to delete. The police couldn’t be bothered wasting their time on it…….hopefully the guilty one suffers very soon! x

[@RPDthe3rd]

When girls go missing like this it makes me sick to my stomach. I have two twin sisters and I couldn’t fathom anything happening to them. I love them so much, and sometimes I fear something could happen to them. I really feel for the family in this case and hope they can find closure as to what had happened and move on and enjoy the rest of their lives. RIP Kayelyn

[@m_alice570]

"We don't really know what happened because there's a big pile of shit blocking our view" haha i love this guy

[@ashhhleighx]

I can't stop replaying that bit 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣❤️❤️❤️ hahaha

[@yetidh9]

ha ha I thought it was a huge rock

[@danielblake4112]

Got to love Mike. My part I can’t get over is the “Unless the dog was talking back”.

[@fladoodleflamy]

IKR!!!

[@clarisabonton2203]

That shit had me dyingggg😂😂😂

[@daydreamride8223]

As someone that has a diagnosed mental illness and a sibling with a mental illness as well I worry she had a disorder that she was trying to suppress. The disarray of her living space in the photo was a sign as well as the inability to hold down or secure a job as well as her underlying genetics. The stigma on mental illness makes it so hard to come for help or to admit you can’t cope =which therefore makes you feel a burden to the ones you care for the most. Much love to her family✨

[@smackalligator]

If she was suffering some kind of psychosis she would've thought her thoughts were real, it can come on rapidly. She more than likely oblivious to it all

[@Sealoctopus]

It’s not so much the stigma yet the inability to realize you need help and how to recognize the signs and symptoms. The stigma is real as well, not disagreeing with you completely.

[@andreaturnquist4855]

@Toni Remer I agree with you!

[@williss11]

I've seen people with mental illness behaving the same strange way. So it's weird when the family was implying murder.. They had too much faith on her phone call of the police it seems..

[@andreaturnquist4855]

@@williss11 I agree.

[@Sarah-un6xu]

If she was my roommate I'd do more, I'm confused by the lack of concern. Thank god things like this are more publicized so we can all recognize symptoms of illness/issues.

[@lizzyeverette]

I had a roommate with PTSD and he would become completely detached from reality and paranoid like that. Talking to walls and listening to walls for music and trying to find where we hid all of the cameras that we used to spy on him. It's very scary especially when they have weapons, and they are loaded and chambered because they are so paranoid. 😰

[@exs3574]

Nancy Grace and Jane Velez-Mitchell both in one video... that's definitely too much for one pair of ears.

[@MissOrchid12]

It's traumatising!

[@athenachristinemusic]

It’s a lot for sure

[@amywill9185]

Oh yes..the walking talking definition of shrill

[@juankusoff]

If it was Nancy Grace missing, I’m not sure that I would care

[@allthingsservethebeam4668]

Agreed😱

[@rmark1083]

My sons mother became schizophrenic after 14 years being together. The fear in this women's voice in the call to 911... Broke my heart.

[@douglasmacomber6881]

Sry to hear (read this) heart breaking stories both your wife and this woman 😪

[@SandraBrownEyes]

I wonder who was laughing in the background. And that car that parked beside that big `thing`. What´s up with that one?

[@hollyroxy25]

I’m similarly going through something like that now with my boyfriend & children’s father. We’ve been together 20 years & until about 3 years ago he had never shown any signs of mental illness. 3 years ago he first started acting manic, paranoid & delusional believing there was a conspiracy against him and that he was being followed & our house & electric devices were hacked/bugged. This psychotic break happened while I was pregnant with our second child. In the years since he’s become increasingly worse & constantly accusing me of being involved with an organization behind his back. He’s starting to get dangerous & violent, he’s very erratic, irrational & frantic. I don’t know what to do anymore. His Mother filed paperwork to have him admitted on a psych hold but they told me it would only be 3 days. He’s very intelligent & good at acting normal in front of other people so I know he would be let out & would just come back here & be even angrier & do who knows what. He’s threatened me multiple times. He’s blaming me for everything & why “they” won’t leave him alone. I know he won’t take medication & get treatment unless forced. I’m at my wits end & scared, I don’t know what to do.

[@rmark1083]

@@hollyroxy25 it's not an easy thing for anyone to go thru. If theres one thing I could suggest it would be for you to listen to yourself and do what your intuition is begging you to do. To leave someone you love isn't easy. For your sake and that of your children and your husband, would be for you to leave and file for sole custody in family court. Ask the judge to give him a mental health evaluation. Judge will question you as to why, and all you have to do is tell him. My ex was very clever and good at hiding it. That only lasted until she did the evaluation over the course of 3 days. Nobody can fool that. Find a counselor you like and talk to them. Idk how old your children are but if they are old enough to talk, they should also have alone time with the counselor. Push for sole custody even if it's temporary. Your main focus now needs to be you and your children. You will sink with him if you don't get away. Things will only get worsev if you don't take care of yourself. It's mentally taxing on a level that most have no idea unless they been there. My ex accused me of being crazy telling me to see a Dr because whatever I was claiming to see her do, she claimed didn't happen. I was being gaslit and at that time I knew nothing of it. I thought I was going crazy and actually sought out treatment only to have my Dr reassure me I wasn't. Leaving him doesn't mean you don't love him. It means you love him enough to let him go knowing you can love him no matter where you are in this world. Leaving might be hard to even think about let alone do. More often than not, doing the right thing for yourself and everyone around you takes tremendous courage. After I healed from all that I wanted to help others. Without any experience besides my own I when up getting a job at a mental health rehab facility. If you ever need someone to talk to, you can message or call me at my Google voice number. [phone]. It would be my pleasure to help in any way I can. Hang in there, and take care of yourself.

[@Tracymmo]

@@hollyroxy25 I wish I had something helpful to say, but all I can think of is calling NAMI and your country mental health board if there is one, but you've probably done that. Your physician may have suggestions. I'm so very sorry for your whole family. I know it's very hard, but please make your and your children's safety your top priority. Even if that means not taking care of your boyfriend right now, your and your kids' safety must come first. Trust your gut regarding that. Sending you my very best. I hope you find the suport you very much need.

[@Joelswinger34]

I feel bad for the roommate! That must have been very frightening and frustrating.

[@snookies1224]

Families often live in denial about mental health issues and here is your perfect example.

[@SaviorPythons]

Sick of ads messing up where i am at in the comments

[@sjelliott6660]

I didn't see not one.

[@JesusChristIsTheOnlyW]

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[@wilsal2485]

@@JesusChristIsTheOnlyW thanks

[@queenofhearts6127]

I know right!!

[@richebronsonify]

Sick of ads period. Trying to work and listen and constantly running back to my phone to skip ads is beyond annoying. There are good channels I won’t even patronize because every 30 seconds it an ad. And try to just ignore it and let it play thru? Then you get 3-5 that are 15-30 seconds apiece. I’ll pay a buck for Patreon, thanks!

[@z_polarcat]

Reminds me of the girl found in a water tank.

[@fatefatefate]

Her name is Elisa Lam. Was thinking the exact same thing. It’s almost exactly the same type of circumstances

[@elizabethbassler1211]

Same movements and behavior caught on cam for both before their disappearances as well

[@dirtylaundry353]

Scrolled to see if anyone else thought this.

[@chriswayneevans]

YES, my thoughts exactly, very similar. A tragic accident while she was in a confused state I reckon. Sad.

[@chriswayneevans]

@@LadyIsTheChamp Still, it was ruled an ‘accidental death’, and there was ‘no evidence’ that someone else was there as well. So until new information comes light, I’ll stick with my theory, thanks.

[@lovingmayberry2000]

Another good video, thanks Mikey! RIP Kayelyn. 🙏💙

[@frankboff1260]

It annoys me when someone has heard a stalker or robber the police arrive and say ‘well we don’t see anyone’ It’s like they expect criminals to wait around for a meet and greet with police. 🙄

[@trumpstantrum498]

She's almost certainly having some kind of psychotic break. I've had a couple of them and it does feel like people are talking in the other room. With me, it was people I knew, and I thought they were sneaking in my house and setting cameras up in my house. I would text them and call them and talk shit to them. They were the ones who ultimately showed up at my house for real and got me help. To this day I have to take antipsychotic medication to prevent it from happening again. I've been okay since December.

[@Kitty-gk2ir]

Honestly I can relate. I had a mic set up to my ps3 and thought I SWEAR TO GOD I heard laughter coming from it when everything was off.

[@DJSockmonkeyMusic]

Yep, it's astonishing how real it feels while it's happening.

[@itsallgarnish2466]

I hope this continues for you and you dont experience anything like this ever again. Stay healthy x

[@saraxcute]

I had one too when i was 23 i thought there were cameras in the lights in my house. Never got on any medications it happened so suddenly. I thought my loved ones were saying things they weren't.

[@BeingBetter]

@@saraxcute my psychotic episode had me believing that the night light in the bathroom was a camera.

[@savvykavvy9507]

"The dog was found in the apartment so.. don't worry" thanks for easing my stress, Mike..lol

[@chaianddogs3509]

yup same!!!

[@katyburns9758]

Me too, animals getting hurt really upsets me.

[@jegeriufanen4415]

Same. I am mostly worried about animals in such stories.

[@sineadking1824]

SAME! 😂😂😂

[@catlab8588]

When he said that, I finally breathed calmly. I feel bad that I was more worried about the dog rather than the victim. I kept thinking, is the dog safe?

[@jameshovey8301]

I'm thinking she definitely had a psychotic break... Its a shame that her room mate or law enforcement didn't recognize the severity of it and get her some help.

[@missdemeanor3494]

My husband is ill. He’s started having hallucinations. They are real to him. She sounded a lot like he does. I don’t know. But this is heartbreaking.

[@smallpupper]

She was most likely talking to the dog, as a dog owner I do that often. Especially since you mentioned that she loved the dog a lot.

[@Overlord99762]

Yeah, it's pretty common to do that with your dogs, I mean, I do that too

[@KatieLamb]

I talk to my cats but all they want is for me to feed them

[@AnneQuiet]

I talk to my dog constantly. I have legit conversations with him.

[@theefishlippedone]

i always talk to my dog, i think its semi normal

[@nozoto]

I talk to the old cat like a buddy, commenting about things or making light fun of him. He meows back at me like he's replying I don't think it's "mad". Pets are sentient creatures who are able to perceive our emotions, after all. I don't expect him to give me life advice, or anything.

[@kristentregoning331]

She's definitely talking to the dog. I talk to my dog all the time, hopefully no one thinks I'm having a psychotic break!

[@bettywith2girls]

She does indeed look like she's talking to the dog. She even kinda bends down toward the dog, like she's talking to him.

[@Saitaina]

Unfortunately na LOT of people think we're crazy for talking to pets. I live alone with four cats. If I DIDN'T talk to them somedays I wouldn't talk at all.

[@kristentregoning331]

@@Saitaina I think of my dog as a person, so of course he needs talked to! Who else is going to tell him how good of a boy he is!?

[@denisesorensen5591]

I came here to add that that's exactly how I talk to my dog, especially if she's not doing something I want her to do. I assumed that footage was Kayelyn telling the dog that they need to go in because it's raining and the dog wasn't interested.

[@threatlevelmidnight6173]

They do, but dog people understand your insanity! 🤪

[@traveltm]

Those 911 calls sounds like some sort of break with reality. At some points sounds distressed but sometimes off and once I thought she laughed (when operator asked her if in immediate danger). Very sad

[@rogerszmodis]

You should put a warning up when nancy grace is going to be on screen or talking.

[@jonny_z__370zna5]

Bruh she was talking to the dog like almost everyone does!

[@robertm3951]

It is not crazy unless the dog talks to you. (See David Berkowitz aka Son of Sam)

[@jonny_z__370zna5]

@@robertm3951 David actually lied about the Dog talking to him. He just said that to have a excuse, so he could blame it on something other than him self. But he never heard the dog talk to him or talk to the dog, it was made up.

[@jonny_z__370zna5]

@J Rossi People let their dog go out and shit.... I had to step out in my back yard today and let my dog go....I was bare foot and I kept telling her to hurry up.

[@scavenger6576]

Be careful you don't get recorded and go missing, cause they'll say you were mental or on drugs. But yeah its pretty obvious she was just talking to her dog, I do the same kind of gestures when I talk to mine.

[@lisa-xj2zc]

@James Rossi I do that

[@Moebian73]

The footage reminds me of the Elisa Lam case footage where she looked like she was sorta off her rocker or scared of something.

[@SubliminalMessagesTV]

Schizophrenia seems to be the logical explanation but foul play in Lams case and in this one is extremely probable and leads me to believe the culprits behind the killings manipulated them in one way or another

[@sylviapuppysticker8664]

@@SubliminalMessagesTV they did a drug screening and she had a bunch of meds in her system. That plus a guy proved that getting up to the water tanks on the roof wouldnt be impossible and she had a history of liking rooftops. :( A really sad preventable death on the part of the hotel, they should have locked the tanks and roof access.

[@mimi2the4]

@@sylviapuppysticker8664 a few other people have shown how easy it is to get to the tanks

[@830toAwesome]

@Kitten Lyric Her being on prescription meds, and people were aware she had bi-polar, combined with her love of rooftops and how easy it was to get into this tanks (you could close the lids) makes this pretty open and shut for Lam's case. No evidence that someone else did it except conspiracy theories.

[@artfuldodger2740]

hello you. just to say, you get me through my day. I work in a warehouse...which is fine. and then I found you, so you are in my ear all day long. its annoying when people talk to me tbh, cos i'm busy listening to you. so, thank you. nice shirt btw

[@JOTennisVid]

Kayelyn reminds me of my mother in that phone call, that seriously gave me chills taking me back to the days where my mother would rant for hours.

[@eflow4786]

Yep. Same with my dad. Hour hour hours on end

[@kimberlyiverson8603]

Kayelyn was a family friend. She was an incredibly sweet, smart, creative, hilarious, and overall amazing human being. I spoke with her a few months before this happened. She was a major source of comfort for me after my mom had just died in April that year. I wish I could have been there for her. She didn’t deserve any of this. I’m happy to see her story still being shared, but at the same time I just want peace for her and her loving family. We miss you, Kayelyn. And Colton. Love you both so much. 💜

[@CASIOTRON]

What do you think happened to your friend ?

[@MatildasMama]

i just read Colton passed in Jan of 2019 .. this poor poor family .... i can’t imagine the pain. 💔

[@mastercleanseNOTdiet]

Very very sorry for your loss miss Kmberly💗Sincerely. This made me cry, I love my doggies so much, anybody who loves doggies like she did is a magnificent person inside. I wish you still had your friend. May all who loved her find some kind of peace & healing💕 sending you a hug through the Ether, many blessings dear

[@mastercleanseNOTdiet]

p.s. apologies for the typo/name

[@R0SE71]

My condolences to you. She seemed really sweet. ❤️. Any chances that she ever mentioned anything paranormal around her? Maybe she had very strong psychic abilities?

[@nerdbot37]

In an area that doesn't get much rain, sudden heavy rainfall can cause flash floods. A stream that's usually only a foot deep can quickly become 5-10 feet of turbulent current, and soon return to a shallow trickle. It's quite possible that her death was accidental. That said... The laughter in the background of her 911 call was creepy AF.

[@eastwest6851]

YES, YES THAT LAUGH SOUNDED REALLY, REALLY CREEPY ASF. 😕😕😕😕😬VERY,VERY' SCARY. R.I.P SWEETIE.

[@dragonmummy1]

nerdbot37 yes, I’ve twice lived in houses with a small stream a few feet away. They can quickly go from an ankle deep burbling brook to a raging torrent that would definitely drown you if you fell in.

[@beals6631]

I’ve watched a lot of these videos. Having some mental issues with myself made me cry over this one.

[@lisahurley1174]

Stay strong 💪😘

[@jencurr4367]

This is a great video, thank you so much. Just one note: behind that large mound on the CCTV is not the creek, it's her apartment (behind the mound are steps that lead down to the apartment complex).

[@elizabetha9554]

It sounds like when my brother started showing signs of his paranoid schizophrenia.. exactly, actually.. very sad🖤

[@mashakalinkina7207]

Very sad you guys had that experience. What do you think of the possibility of using drugs to self-medicate an Underlying issue? I mean Both her brother & uncle were involved. Could there be a familial link? With that fact along with how she spoke about needing to take the signs seriously, like she had more deep insight than just saying something to say something. :/

[@WoodenBell504]

After my wife passed away I had a break down three years later and was convinced she was alive. I would sit on a bench outside my apartment waiting for her hours. I had a great job but my family had to come get me ten hours away. We loaded up the uhaul and I ran cause I thought she would never find me if I left. I stayed in my place a week empty till they turned off the power and took me three days to get to my parents house. Been good now two years but I honestly believed everything I was thinking.

[@DisDatK9]

I’m sorry to hear that.. did you like forget that she was gone or just not believe that she was actually dead? Not insinuating you’re crazy or anything, I’m just interested in what you were thinking that led to it. Glad to hear you’re doing better.

[@sexycowman]

Absolutely heartbreaking to read. That's a lot to go through.

[@sharonsekhon9475]

I wish you peace, Woodb. I am so sorry for your loss and the trauma you endured.

[@sexycowman]

@@sharonsekhon9475 this is so much nicer than "yooo dude did you forget she died"

[@sharonsekhon9475]

@@sexycowman thank you - death is forever

[@deathbeforedishonorb6629]

Love the change up in shirts!!! YOUR AMAZING MIKE!!!

[@msharmsen]

Great job as always Mike! Could you look into the Bentler Family Murders that occurred in Bonaparte, Iowa in 2006? Horrifying story of Shawn, 22, slaying his entire family...

[@anandharshal22]

Not one comment on Mike's glorious shirt. Disappointed.

[@Igor_ogi]

Well, there’s yours, that’s one.

[@sueauger8715]

I LOVE Mike's shirt!!

[@Torahboy1]

Not my fave, if I’m honest. The plum coloured stretch cotton one is the best. It occasionally gives us a glimpse of ‘Mikenipple’

[@kcsnipes]

Same shirt as in the Daniel Wozniak case video 😯

[@brittanyhunt6816]

@Stephanie Trask 😏🤣

[@halsinden]

not to make wild accusations but i note there's no statement from the pug...

[@chesseski7271]

I checked his alibi. Turns out he's a good boy

[@Scorch428]

The pug has stated SHE WAS TALKING TO ME DUMBASSES

[@maryannredfern5954]

He maintained his right to remain silent.

[@gabimaza780]

hal sinden oh my god 😂

[@david6532]

That pug has a lead it needs to give too the cops!!!!

[@christinaspencley9258]

Hello, live watching your videos even tho people are quite disturbing. This one hit me hard as a nurse for over 45 years. She sounded very paranoid.. Very sad.

[@ColbyLaneEisenbach]

Love your channel. “Let’s give it a go!” Also the way you pronounce your threes is pretty freaking awesome! Keep it up man! Glad to see your videos are popular! Well done….good on ya! Haha “never again on that Australian accent mate!”

[@sle2470]

She told the 911 operator that she was hearing voices but hadn't actually seen anyone and her roommate confirmed that no one was in the apartment and the deadbolt had been locked all morning. Sounds like the onset of schizophrenia to me.

[@Shininanigans]

sle2470 Honestly same. I’ve a family member who had schizophrenia and their mannerisms resemble that of hers when she’s wandering around the creek. Very fidgety, acting like someone is watching them/following them.

[@amityislandchum]

@@Shininanigans Yes, same here. I've seen my schizophrenic relative behave the exact same way many times. It's truly tragic that emergency responders didn't take this woman for a mandatory psych hold after her phone calls (and after her roommate said she believed Kayelynn was delusional). She would still be alive today if they had. Sadly, first responders (police in particular) have shit training when it comes to mental health calls in the US.

[@morganrhodes159]

I heard signs don’t appear until you’re around 18-20

[@j3ssmari371]

I agree but what about the laughter and other voice in background?

[@sle2470]

@@j3ssmari371 That was her roommate.

[@fullchicken4469]

This lady looks like a different person on every photo. I imagine it didn't make the search any easier

[@BigHotSauceBoss69]

strange, i noticed that too

[@Nostalgic_1]

My daughter is like that. She is very photogenic. In every picture of her she looks like a different person. I guess that some people just photograph that way. 🤷‍♀️

[@tonycariello8478]

Same HUGE forehead in all the pics though.

[@myselfme767]

@@tonycariello8478 when I take pictures of myself I also look with a huge forhead, but in reality it isn't, so I guess it's the angle.

[@stuffroom979]

I don't agree? Her bangs are just different sometimes which is normal bc haircuts

[@newsnowcanadahamilton3883]

love watching your videos you are a great story teller always make me laugh

[@charlescherris6548]

Woah Mike. Throwing a new shirt into to the mix! Love ya man!

[@NRCARCH]

This is eerily similar to the Elisa Lam story. Strange behavior, the pacing, the overall look of confusion. Both ending up in water. Strange.

[@tiaramartinez6086]

Exactly! And then, they’re both having “psychotic break down” before their disappearance?..

[@Nightknight1992]

or lars mittank

[@verom8657]

@@Nightknight1992 I thought he was never found???

[@Nightknight1992]

@@verom8657 yeah hes still gone, but i meant his change in behavior, seemingly feeling paranoid and ultimately getting lost

[@verom8657]

@@Nightknight1992 ohhhhh ok I thought there may have been a new development that I didnt know about. It is super weird how they all exhibited similar behaviors before disappearing:(

[@k8marlowe]

She’s clearly having hallucinations or delusions. But, that only makes her more vulnerable to harm from a predator.

[@TheBluesCruise]

I came onto the comments to say it really seems like she's having a very bad trip on hallucinogens of some sort. Agree 100%

[@106gspot]

....the roommate probably drugged her; at one point it sounded like the roommate was laughing with someone in the background

[@munkeysunkle]

@@106gspot Very interesting theory! Shame this wasn't thought of at the time, they could have searched for traces of drugs around the house/in the flatmates possession. Or the flatmate could have been an accomplice to the intruders, bit more far fetched but I still think it's a good theory that the flatmate was involved somehow.

[@106gspot]

@@munkeysunkle definitely; sadly enough some law enforcement officials like to lump offenders together with their other family members. Her twin was an offender that was mentally unstable...they probably assumed she was just like him.

[@bullitt7544]

BINGO... That is why I do think there were in fact someone doing just that.

[@annieminer-slothower0927]

Absolutely a mental break. The phone call basically proves it. And her twin brothers story. This case fascinates me though. I do wonder how she ended up in the river though. Doesn’t seem likely that she was washed all the way from point A to point B.

[@gregorypaglia4716]

Great content, mike