The depressed kids in class had been having a deep talk about what would make them give up when the new teacher stepped in with "You can't just give up. Don't give up for anything. Just look at [one of our most popular athletes, sitting right there] they never gave up. His sister disappeared when she was four. How much would [the athlete] and his brothers suffered if their parents had just given up after losing her? You fight on for everyone. The athlete he'd been pointing at was stairing at the desk, the room was silent. The teacher had screwed up. He was looking at us one by one darting around looking for recognition when he stuttered out "You don't remember? You were 7 or 8 and you didn't hear about the only disappearance in our town? Never heard the news? This isn't a secret I only moved here last year and I know...." But we were stunned. No we didn't know. The publicly accessible internet was maybe 2 years old. Appologies came. The athlete explained that the sister wanted to go to town so she skipped down the drive way while her mom and brothers got dressed. The last anyone saw her was when mom looked out a window, she was dancing around their mail box. Mom turned her back and helped the youngest brother into his shoes and jacket then opened the door and she was just gone. Not a sound, the sound of a vehicle, a scream, no rising dust from the dirt road or fields to flag a passing vehicle nothing. There wasn't much tree cover, just standard tree rows around the farm so the prevailing hypothesis is someone wanted to take specifically her and was waiting in the tree row for an opportunity. When the girl couldn't be found around the house. The brothers called in the neighbours, got the dogs and quads and tore up the fields. The parents split in two vehicles and tore up and down the only road, connected to the driveway for 20 miles in any direction. Not so much as a trace of dust was in the air, noone had driven down them. They scoured the praries for weeks. If she had been taken by an animal there would have been blood. If she had been taken by a car there would have been dust. The only guess is it was probably a friend of the family that took the opportunity to snatch her and used their knowledge of the fields to hide her while everyone was searching. But there are no leads and the case went cold years ago. I've never so much as found a missing poster of her, to give their sons a normal life they stopped publicly looking for or mourning their only daughter.
Sounds like a case of Missing 411, look into it. It happens primarily around\in National or State Parks as well as remote places & places with water & caves. Its very interesting.
I had a coworker who said his brother who had a history of mental problems up and disappeared one day without a word and had been missing for fifteen years by that point. 🤔
i live in the same town as the girl who wrote the story at 19:30. such a sad story, the whole town mourned for months. she went to school with my brother and we attended her funeral. may she rest in peace.
If anyone wants to know about the report missing story here it is - A woman called Tracey told her ex John that she was pregnant. He had little contact with Tracey during the pregnancy and she didn’t want him there at the birth. For the next three years, John had limited contact with his son but developed a strong bond with him. He paid Tracey child support but Tracey cut off contact with John and he didn’t see his son for 2 1/2 years. He contacted a solicitor and they planned to go to court to sue for access to his son. However the solicitors could not find any evidence of John’s child existing, eg no birth certificate. So he contacts the police to report his son missing. Eventually the police discover that Tracey was using a friends child to pose and johns ‘son’ and that the child never existed in the first place and she had made it up to receive the child support payments. I think John spent around £15,000 in child support and lawyers fees. Tracey was found guilty of fraud and went to prison for 2 years.
Probably close to ten years ago, an elderly man with Alzheimer's disappeared. Apparently the disease was advanced and he wore a GPS beacon. Well, something happened to the beacon, and he went missing. It was announced on the local news and quite a few neighbors got involved in the search. The bigger issue, however, was a snowstorm forecast the next day. Unfortunately, he wasn't found before then. The really heartbreaking part was when he was found buried in the snow a week later, he wasn't far from home... still on their property.
A young girl, friend of my youngest daughter's, disappeared. This girl had been in our home multiple times. A few days later part of her body was found in a local park. The other part was found in a fire pit at a rural home. The girl was murdered by three of her "friends" because the ringleader (at whose grandmother's house they tried to burn that part of the body) was jealous of the girl. Two of the three will spend the rest of their lives in prison. The third was not as involved and will be free soon. My daughter is still haunted by all this, almost 20 years later.
@@blackknight6477 nope. The guy she was dating at the time was the main suspect for a long time. They were in one of those traveling magazing subscription groups and the whole group says they all went to the movies except for the boyfriend I think. Then she supposedly just walked out or got a phone call and walked out and never came back. Somehow she ended up in the middle of the highway and was hit by multiple vehicles. Then at some point, a suitcase of hers got dumped in some random driveway with like a man's sock in it and maybe pants or something. Like weird random stuff. The saddest part is that last I heard about her before this, she was pregnant so Idk if she ever had the baby or if that was even true. I'm weirded out by the group of coworkers. She was someone who usually ended up being a target for teasing and being messed with at parties to where I wouldn't be surprised if that whole group knew something but were all sticking together to not say anything. If you want to hear the whole story, I'm pretty sure you can Google Samantha Bonnell Missing show or something and the episode will pop up from UA-cam. I swear to God I saw her ghost 2 days before I found out she died. I can tell you that too if you want.
@@blobbie1458 it's a phenomenon in national parks where people just go missing without a trace or they reappear in places that would be really hard to get to (often times young children when that scenario happens) I suggest looking it up
A young boy goes missing in a small providence of china. His father spends 30 years searchibg for his son. His son remembers his village and is able to draw a picture detaiped enough that a cartographer was able to figure out which village. A dna test proves this is the lost boy. He was kidnapped and sold as a 3 year old to a family desperate for a male heir
27:06 Okay, "Hol' Up"... The police went to a *trailer* to look for a person that is dead several times over a couple of months, didn't see anyone...but didn't *smell* death?! Things that make you go "Hmm..."
When I was a kid around 10 or 11 there was a guy a cuple years older than me that went missing, people though that he had just ran away or something because he was kinda a taught kid but turns out he was hanging out by the old quarry and the edge slipped always kinda like a mini landslide and took the kid down with it and buried him under the dirt. It wasn't until a year later his body was found.
I think I saw the story about the girl who was killed because the other kids wanted to steal her bike and then put her in a trashcan on a television show. I think the show was Web of Lies on the ID Network
Which forty foot? I'm close to the one in Cambridgeshire but I know there are a couple in Lincolnshire as well. The Cambridgeshire one has an awful road between Chatteris and Ramsey which has always given me the heeby jeebies
@@elliegivern2084 small world for sure, I've had some weird coincidences happen in the fens, like the girl at the bar in Whittlesey asking for my id and realising we had the exact same birthday, and then there was the whole "no body murder" thing that happened with the guy who was living in the woods for years where everyone thought he had been killed. Its a strange old place
Missing person cases involving 411's Long story short it means an experienced hiker who knows the park like the back of thier hand has gone missing without a trace like the only evidence they find is thier clothes or backpack sometimes but the phone/camera either are destroyed or have had thier sd/sim cards removed or water damaged cause bag was left near water after that its like this person just vanished off the face of the earth Women going missing and the husband had been reported for domestic abuse in a previous relationship so the cops just half ass the search with an assumption she just ran away cause she supposedly "left to go grocery shopping" and declare the case gone cold dispite not really investigating only for a neighboring town to find her in a shallow grave or locked in some creeps basement haveing been kidnapped/killed on her way home
On December 31, two says ago, my family and I went to the movies to see Sing 2. The day was great overall, but on the way home my parents got an amber alert that said a 14 year old girl had ran away from home. The thought of a teenage girl going missing in a county just a few miles away was CHILLING!!!
whenever i was under a blanket and an amber alert happened, just for you to know my IPAD would flash red and make an alarm sound when an active amber alert was happening with the vehicle and the license plate i am pretty sure, it scared me so bad i shaked untill my parents were there XD
When i was a kid a 13 yr old girl name Gina Dawn Brooks was kidnapped from a town north of where I live called Fredericktown Missouri this happened in 1989 and she has never been found still bothers me you just don't expect things like that to happen in a small town
Spoiler for that episode of Reported Missing: When the cops went to investigate, no one in the mother's family knew what was going on. The woman only had one adult daughter on record, no son. A bit more investigating and they discovered that the 'son' is actually a friend of the mother's child. She passed the kid off as her own to string the poor 'father' on for years. He was paying child support to her. So she ended up being arrested for fraud and sentenced to two years in prison.
This reminds me of the time my dad worked at a small used car lot about 30 minutes east of where I currently live. It was something like 5 employees (including the owner). The owner up and disappeared one day and hasn’t been found even though it’s been 18 years. The last time I asked my father about it was 5 years ago when I moved back to Washington in which I sent him pictures of that lot and all that was there was an empty field with a fence around it. He mentioned that he periodically checks to see if there are any updates on his case over the years since his disappearance. I did check Google Maps at some point last year and found out that it is now a U-haul rent-a-center lots. I should also note, he walked away from everything in his life. The next time I talk to my father, I do want to ask him about the case to see if he has ever been located.
23:13 Here's the response summary "In Macclesfield, Cheshire Police are left baffled by a report of a missing child. The father of five-year-old Tyler has reported his son missing, having not seen him in two years after a custody dispute with Tyler's mum Tracey. But things take a sinister twist when Tracey denies that Tyler exists. As the investigation goes into its third day, without any trace of the boy, fears for the five-year old's welfare gather pace. With the clock ticking, it's down to Sergeant Simon Degg and his team to solve the mystery. SPOILERS: Turns out Tracey made up the pregnancy completely and borrowed a child from a family friend who had no idea that when she kept offering to babysit their child she was using him to get child support off her ex. Tyler never existed." Yep, that's it.
He was also a pretty decent marksman for a guy with hooks. He was in on an episode of the original Hawaii Five-O as an assassin, even though his real life was far more interesting.
I live next to a creek where this missing college kid was found dead. From what ik abt the case (some of this might be incorrect) the kid was new to the area, and was going to college here. One night, both him and his car go missing. (I think) A few days later, they found his car parked in a bunch of trees near our local YMCA. Im the car were the boys clothes, I believe his phone, and maybe his wallet. Later they found his body rotting in creek. Idk if they determined he offed himself or was killed. But I remember when the car was found, the locals of the area were talking abt that location. Anyone local to the area would know that those trees were an awful place to hind anything. I pretty sure that he was around the area long enough to know that. I could be wrong tho
There was a lady whose husband disappeared with her son. She was extremely private, and lived in the same house for many years. At one point, there was an odor, neighbours complained, but she said her cat had died in the house and it had taken a few days to find the body before she was able to dispose of it. House stunk. Police had looked around a bit, found nothing concerning, and left. Over 50 year later, she dies, and they find her husband and sons skeletal remains in green bags in the attic while clearing out her house. She murdered them and stuffed their bodies in the attic, and that was the odor many years earlier. Fun sidenote, my cousin ended up with a cabbage patch kid by the same name as the murderess, the parents contacted the company and had the name changed.
The remains found, although likely to be Brandon, have yet to finish DNA analysis and there’s a chance it’s not him. I reckon it probably is, but announcing he’s definitely been found before results are verified wouldn’t be accurate
Man go missing in forest \/ Sightings of huge creature moving in trees and reports of siren sounds/talking \/ Armed men show up and are in the forest \/ *YOU REALIZE YOU'RE IN THE UNIVERSE WHERE SIRENHEAD IS AN SCP* \/ (2 years later) \/ Well shit the sun's red. \/ Welp, might as well go outside before "they" show up
Maybe 20 years ago I recall a news story about an older couple that decided to start using thier fireplace. They'd lived in the house for 20+ years but never used it. The smoke wouldn't rise so they called for a chimney cleaner to check it out. Found mummified remains of a known burglar who had been missing for 17 years. Think about it. If the flue was closed, then whatever smell would have to exit out the chimney so no odor in the house.
Family friend who lived in Lima Peru with his family. Pilot for major airline. His son was becoming pilot & on first flight where he was main pilot, plane disappeared somewhere over South America. He spent countless hours flying & looking but never anything. This was sometime in1970s.
This happened years ago and I was younger, so the details may not be 100%, but this is a missing persons case that happened in my town. I live in a pretty rural area, one where everyone knows everyone. Back in 2011, an older man went missing. He had developmental delays, and would wander off occasionally, but was always found. In mid-November, he went missing without a trace. Someone had come forward after a week or so because they had seen him walking down a highway. Its been 12 years and theres never been anything found. Most people assume he either died from the elements, or was picked up off the highway by someone. There is a going theory by some that his family were the ones behind it so that they could get the inheritance from him, and then buried him somewhere. The family is pretty well known, so nothing has ever been proven, but it's something that a lot of people would bring up. I'll still see the faded missing posters around town for him, and it makes me sad that he most likely died alone and afraid out in the middle of the woods or something. Hopefully someday they'll find his remains, at least.
My mom's half sister went missing around the time I was 12. She left in the middle of the night and no one knew where she went. Theories ran wild, and eventually we learn someone was after her due to bad checks. I'm 25 now and was going through a file folder i used to keep old artwork and found my mom had stored a fuck load of papers on her stuffed in there. Letters, notes, shipping labels relating to her leading to Vegas. I found out she recently contacted my grandma, her and my mother's mom, asking about getting her birth certificate and SS card. And my grandma lent her 500 bucks for a car. If this wasn't her they wouldn't have paid my grandma back but she did get the money back. My brother went to the WWWY festival in Vegas this past October and his friends wanted to track her down there. I don't know if they found her. But she still talks to my grandma by text so nothing is concrete yet. It's always a weird story to think about.
6:25 happened a few towns away from me. RIP autumn. Those 2 brothers are scum. One spent 3 months in a detention facility and the other brother got 17 years for murder…then years later broke into a house with a fake gun to rob it was sentenced to 35 years for a home invasion
The receipt was for the car itself, not for the renting of the storage place he was found in, which he didn’t get a receipt for. If they’d found a receipt for a garage, they would have gone there first and it wouldn’t have taken 5 months to find him
@emilybarclay8831 to be honest with you, Emily, I can't even remember making this comment. I imagine you're right and I've misunderstood something. It's not the first time. Thanks for clearing it up
fu to the three who just posted "look at this case here..." Having to visit external links, shows, etc. kinda defeats the purpose of compiling these in a single thread. At least briefly summarize it.
Found it. Whenever you are about to give up you can always go back to this comment. Not the best type of video to revisit but, hey. That might be the beauty of it 😂 Then listen to this play list in order. 1. Habang buhay - Zack Tabudlo 2. Unsteady - x ambassadors 3. Know me - 8 ballin' 4. All too well - taylor 5. Enchanted- taylor
The depressed kids in class had been having a deep talk about what would make them give up when the new teacher stepped in with "You can't just give up. Don't give up for anything. Just look at [one of our most popular athletes, sitting right there] they never gave up. His sister disappeared when she was four. How much would [the athlete] and his brothers suffered if their parents had just given up after losing her? You fight on for everyone.
The athlete he'd been pointing at was stairing at the desk, the room was silent. The teacher had screwed up. He was looking at us one by one darting around looking for recognition when he stuttered out "You don't remember? You were 7 or 8 and you didn't hear about the only disappearance in our town? Never heard the news? This isn't a secret I only moved here last year and I know...."
But we were stunned. No we didn't know. The publicly accessible internet was maybe 2 years old.
Appologies came. The athlete explained that the sister wanted to go to town so she skipped down the drive way while her mom and brothers got dressed. The last anyone saw her was when mom looked out a window, she was dancing around their mail box. Mom turned her back and helped the youngest brother into his shoes and jacket then opened the door and she was just gone. Not a sound, the sound of a vehicle, a scream, no rising dust from the dirt road or fields to flag a passing vehicle nothing. There wasn't much tree cover, just standard tree rows around the farm so the prevailing hypothesis is someone wanted to take specifically her and was waiting in the tree row for an opportunity. When the girl couldn't be found around the house. The brothers called in the neighbours, got the dogs and quads and tore up the fields.
The parents split in two vehicles and tore up and down the only road, connected to the driveway for 20 miles in any direction. Not so much as a trace of dust was in the air, noone had driven down them. They scoured the praries for weeks.
If she had been taken by an animal there would have been blood. If she had been taken by a car there would have been dust. The only guess is it was probably a friend of the family that took the opportunity to snatch her and used their knowledge of the fields to hide her while everyone was searching. But there are no leads and the case went cold years ago. I've never so much as found a missing poster of her, to give their sons a normal life they stopped publicly looking for or mourning their only daughter.
Jesus christ
My guess is that she was lured away.
man that was sad, strange they just gave up on her like that seems very fishy.
What was her name?
Sounds like a case of Missing 411, look into it. It happens primarily around\in National or State Parks as well as remote places & places with water & caves. Its very interesting.
I had a coworker who said his brother who had a history of mental problems up and disappeared one day without a word and had been missing for fifteen years by that point. 🤔
i live in the same town as the girl who wrote the story at 19:30. such a sad story, the whole town mourned for months. she went to school with my brother and we attended her funeral. may she rest in peace.
If anyone wants to know about the report missing story here it is - A woman called Tracey told her ex John that she was pregnant. He had little contact with Tracey during the pregnancy and she didn’t want him there at the birth. For the next three years, John had limited contact with his son but developed a strong bond with him. He paid Tracey child support but Tracey cut off contact with John and he didn’t see his son for 2 1/2 years. He contacted a solicitor and they planned to go to court to sue for access to his son. However the solicitors could not find any evidence of John’s child existing, eg no birth certificate. So he contacts the police to report his son missing. Eventually the police discover that Tracey was using a friends child to pose and johns ‘son’ and that the child never existed in the first place and she had made it up to receive the child support payments. I think John spent around £15,000 in child support and lawyers fees. Tracey was found guilty of fraud and went to prison for 2 years.
Wow some people really suck
what the fuck
That was a twist .
Did he get the cash back
Wow. What a horrible thing to do
Probably close to ten years ago, an elderly man with Alzheimer's disappeared. Apparently the disease was advanced and he wore a GPS beacon. Well, something happened to the beacon, and he went missing. It was announced on the local news and quite a few neighbors got involved in the search. The bigger issue, however, was a snowstorm forecast the next day. Unfortunately, he wasn't found before then. The really heartbreaking part was when he was found buried in the snow a week later, he wasn't far from home... still on their property.
A coffee table that makes stuff dissappear into the upside down? I think I may have such a table....
A young girl, friend of my youngest daughter's, disappeared. This girl had been in our home multiple times. A few days later part of her body was found in a local park. The other part was found in a fire pit at a rural home. The girl was murdered by three of her "friends" because the ringleader (at whose grandmother's house they tried to burn that part of the body) was jealous of the girl. Two of the three will spend the rest of their lives in prison. The third was not as involved and will be free soon. My daughter is still haunted by all this, almost 20 years later.
My disappearance of my father was one of many strange and confusing times
Maybe he went to get some milk
i think ive seen your husband and kid on this channels comment section
@@DinO_Overlord the other adult Bigfoot is in America I’m the lonely Bigfoot in England
@@anurglingwithinternetacess4622 wait how many Bigfoot’s live in the us area
@@chimpgaming8290 just over 100 can’t remember an exact amount
The detective with "hooks for hands" is legit. He's from El Paso, TX, his name is J.J. Armes.
My best friend in my teens, Samantha Bonnell was on that show "Missing" after they found her body.
Damn I'm sorry
@@blackknight6477 thanks. Yeah it was like almost 20 years ago at this point but feels like yesterday
@@troubleinthevalley5884 did you and her family find out what happened to her or who did it
@@blackknight6477 nope. The guy she was dating at the time was the main suspect for a long time. They were in one of those traveling magazing subscription groups and the whole group says they all went to the movies except for the boyfriend I think. Then she supposedly just walked out or got a phone call and walked out and never came back. Somehow she ended up in the middle of the highway and was hit by multiple vehicles. Then at some point, a suitcase of hers got dumped in some random driveway with like a man's sock in it and maybe pants or something. Like weird random stuff. The saddest part is that last I heard about her before this, she was pregnant so Idk if she ever had the baby or if that was even true. I'm weirded out by the group of coworkers. She was someone who usually ended up being a target for teasing and being messed with at parties to where I wouldn't be surprised if that whole group knew something but were all sticking together to not say anything. If you want to hear the whole story, I'm pretty sure you can Google Samantha Bonnell Missing show or something and the episode will pop up from UA-cam. I swear to God I saw her ghost 2 days before I found out she died. I can tell you that too if you want.
liar
missing 411 is actually really crazy
What is 411?
@@blobbie1458 it's a phenomenon in national parks where people just go missing without a trace or they reappear
in places that would be really hard to get to (often times young children when that scenario happens) I suggest looking it up
Canam missing project and missing persons mysteries are great channels.
A young boy goes missing in a small providence of china. His father spends 30 years searchibg for his son. His son remembers his village and is able to draw a picture detaiped enough that a cartographer was able to figure out which village. A dna test proves this is the lost boy. He was kidnapped and sold as a 3 year old to a family desperate for a male heir
A 15yr old was murdered by a guy in my hometown (Laura Szendrei). From what I heard it was the parents of the dude who turned him in.
I want that table! Imagine, keep it in a room by itself and place whatever you want dissapeared on it each evening. No more need of trash removal.
But what if your cat or dog jumps on it? Or you trip and bump against it?
Not saying I buy it, but that table sounds dangerous
@@mechengr1731 Just keep it looked away somewhere
27:06 Okay, "Hol' Up"... The police went to a *trailer* to look for a person that is dead several times over a couple of months, didn't see anyone...but didn't *smell* death?! Things that make you go "Hmm..."
I just started thinking about this
When I was a kid around 10 or 11 there was a guy a cuple years older than me that went missing, people though that he had just ran away or something because he was kinda a taught kid but turns out he was hanging out by the old quarry and the edge slipped always kinda like a mini landslide and took the kid down with it and buried him under the dirt. It wasn't until a year later his body was found.
“They think it was the neighbour” and not the mysterious Ice Cream Truck?
I think I saw the story about the girl who was killed because the other kids wanted to steal her bike and then put her in a trashcan on a television show. I think the show was Web of Lies on the ID Network
I used to live near the 40 foot. There are so many accidents round there. Lots of country roads on the outside of the town and villages.
Which forty foot? I'm close to the one in Cambridgeshire but I know there are a couple in Lincolnshire as well. The Cambridgeshire one has an awful road between Chatteris and Ramsey which has always given me the heeby jeebies
I used to live in march. So it would be the one near Ramsey I think
@@elliegivern2084 yeah that'll be the one I knew, my grandma lived in Whittlesey and my dad grew up in March so we went that way fairly often
Chain Bridge was quite bad for accidents as well. Small world eh!
@@elliegivern2084 small world for sure, I've had some weird coincidences happen in the fens, like the girl at the bar in Whittlesey asking for my id and realising we had the exact same birthday, and then there was the whole "no body murder" thing that happened with the guy who was living in the woods for years where everyone thought he had been killed. Its a strange old place
What is a twelve year old doing walking home at night? We had to be in when the street lights came on.
Missing person cases involving 411's
Long story short it means an experienced hiker who knows the park like the back of thier hand has gone missing without a trace like the only evidence they find is thier clothes or backpack sometimes but the phone/camera either are destroyed or have had thier sd/sim cards removed or water damaged cause bag was left near water after that its like this person just vanished off the face of the earth
Women going missing and the husband had been reported for domestic abuse in a previous relationship so the cops just half ass the search with an assumption she just ran away cause she supposedly "left to go grocery shopping" and declare the case gone cold dispite not really investigating only for a neighboring town to find her in a shallow grave or locked in some creeps basement haveing been kidnapped/killed on her way home
A little girl disappeared some time ago last year in Australia but she was found. The kidnapper was this guy obsessed with Bratz dolls.
On December 31, two says ago, my family and I went to the movies to see Sing 2. The day was great overall, but on the way home my parents got an amber alert that said a 14 year old girl had ran away from home. The thought of a teenage girl going missing in a county just a few miles away was CHILLING!!!
21:56 I will never forget this one 🥺😭
Missing 411 is such a good series, very perplexing
whenever i was under a blanket and an amber alert happened, just for you to know my IPAD would flash red and make an alarm sound when an active amber alert was happening with the vehicle and the license plate i am pretty sure, it scared me so bad i shaked untill my parents were there XD
When i was a kid a 13 yr old girl name Gina Dawn Brooks was kidnapped from a town north of where I live called Fredericktown Missouri this happened in 1989 and she has never been found still bothers me you just don't expect things like that to happen in a small town
Spoiler for that episode of Reported Missing:
When the cops went to investigate, no one in the mother's family knew what was going on. The woman only had one adult daughter on record, no son. A bit more investigating and they discovered that the 'son' is actually a friend of the mother's child. She passed the kid off as her own to string the poor 'father' on for years. He was paying child support to her. So she ended up being arrested for fraud and sentenced to two years in prison.
-The coffee table made her disappear. We never found her.
-Wot.
[Happy music starts playing] If you like this video...
"They found the kiddie stuff" That sounds very suspicious.
Pictures and pairings are hung. People are HANGED.(No, this does not include the colloquial expressions about male genitalia. That's different).
This reminds me of the time my dad worked at a small used car lot about 30 minutes east of where I currently live. It was something like 5 employees (including the owner). The owner up and disappeared one day and hasn’t been found even though it’s been 18 years. The last time I asked my father about it was 5 years ago when I moved back to Washington in which I sent him pictures of that lot and all that was there was an empty field with a fence around it. He mentioned that he periodically checks to see if there are any updates on his case over the years since his disappearance. I did check Google Maps at some point last year and found out that it is now a U-haul rent-a-center lots. I should also note, he walked away from everything in his life. The next time I talk to my father, I do want to ask him about the case to see if he has ever been located.
23:13 Here's the response summary
"In Macclesfield, Cheshire Police are left baffled by a report of a missing child. The father of five-year-old Tyler has reported his son missing, having not seen him in two years after a custody dispute with Tyler's mum Tracey. But things take a sinister twist when Tracey denies that Tyler exists. As the investigation goes into its third day, without any trace of the boy, fears for the five-year old's welfare gather pace. With the clock ticking, it's down to Sergeant Simon Degg and his team to solve the mystery.
SPOILERS: Turns out Tracey made up the pregnancy completely and borrowed a child from a family friend who had no idea that when she kept offering to babysit their child she was using him to get child support off her ex. Tyler never existed." Yep, that's it.
8:48 So what happened to the kid?
28:24 What ended up happening to the girl? Did they say?
The Texas detective with the hooks is J.J. Armes.
Good 'ole Hooks 🪝
27:54
Lynda Singshinsuk is her name, by the way. The PI's name is Jay J. Armes.
What a name for a man that has hooks for hands!
@@sandrafaith Yeah, I had to laugh when I read that.
He was also a pretty decent marksman for a guy with hooks. He was in on an episode of the original Hawaii Five-O as an assassin, even though his real life was far more interesting.
I live next to a creek where this missing college kid was found dead. From what ik abt the case (some of this might be incorrect) the kid was new to the area, and was going to college here. One night, both him and his car go missing. (I think) A few days later, they found his car parked in a bunch of trees near our local YMCA. Im the car were the boys clothes, I believe his phone, and maybe his wallet. Later they found his body rotting in creek. Idk if they determined he offed himself or was killed. But I remember when the car was found, the locals of the area were talking abt that location. Anyone local to the area would know that those trees were an awful place to hind anything. I pretty sure that he was around the area long enough to know that. I could be wrong tho
we’re not going to talk about the coffee table
The story at 7:50 sounds like the exact plot of The Secret History by Donna Tartt
Someones always pushing a podcast in these things lol
That last one 😂 I've seen that skit! So stupid but funny still
There was a lady whose husband disappeared with her son. She was extremely private, and lived in the same house for many years. At one point, there was an odor, neighbours complained, but she said her cat had died in the house and it had taken a few days to find the body before she was able to dispose of it. House stunk. Police had looked around a bit, found nothing concerning, and left. Over 50 year later, she dies, and they find her husband and sons skeletal remains in green bags in the attic while clearing out her house. She murdered them and stuffed their bodies in the attic, and that was the odor many years earlier. Fun sidenote, my cousin ended up with a cabbage patch kid by the same name as the murderess, the parents contacted the company and had the name changed.
Brandon Lawson has been found near his truck
The remains found, although likely to be Brandon, have yet to finish DNA analysis and there’s a chance it’s not him. I reckon it probably is, but announcing he’s definitely been found before results are verified wouldn’t be accurate
Man go missing in forest
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Sightings of huge creature moving in trees and reports of siren sounds/talking
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Armed men show up and are in the forest
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*YOU REALIZE YOU'RE IN THE UNIVERSE WHERE SIRENHEAD IS AN SCP*
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(2 years later)
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Well shit the sun's red.
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Welp, might as well go outside before "they" show up
I proceed to commit suicide
Maybe 20 years ago I recall a news story about an older couple that decided to start using thier fireplace. They'd lived in the house for 20+ years but never used it. The smoke wouldn't rise so they called for a chimney cleaner to check it out. Found mummified remains of a known burglar who had been missing for 17 years. Think about it. If the flue was closed, then whatever smell would have to exit out the chimney so no odor in the house.
Family friend who lived in Lima Peru with his family. Pilot for major airline. His son was becoming pilot & on first flight where he was main pilot, plane disappeared somewhere over South America. He spent countless hours flying & looking but never anything. This was sometime in1970s.
The uk story at 3 mins, is that in Cambridgeshire?
I knew a cousin of Drew shodine could not believe it either wow
This happened years ago and I was younger, so the details may not be 100%, but this is a missing persons case that happened in my town.
I live in a pretty rural area, one where everyone knows everyone. Back in 2011, an older man went missing. He had developmental delays, and would wander off occasionally, but was always found.
In mid-November, he went missing without a trace. Someone had come forward after a week or so because they had seen him walking down a highway.
Its been 12 years and theres never been anything found. Most people assume he either died from the elements, or was picked up off the highway by someone. There is a going theory by some that his family were the ones behind it so that they could get the inheritance from him, and then buried him somewhere. The family is pretty well known, so nothing has ever been proven, but it's something that a lot of people would bring up.
I'll still see the faded missing posters around town for him, and it makes me sad that he most likely died alone and afraid out in the middle of the woods or something. Hopefully someday they'll find his remains, at least.
That last one is an elite reference
My mom's half sister went missing around the time I was 12. She left in the middle of the night and no one knew where she went. Theories ran wild, and eventually we learn someone was after her due to bad checks. I'm 25 now and was going through a file folder i used to keep old artwork and found my mom had stored a fuck load of papers on her stuffed in there. Letters, notes, shipping labels relating to her leading to Vegas. I found out she recently contacted my grandma, her and my mother's mom, asking about getting her birth certificate and SS card. And my grandma lent her 500 bucks for a car. If this wasn't her they wouldn't have paid my grandma back but she did get the money back. My brother went to the WWWY festival in Vegas this past October and his friends wanted to track her down there. I don't know if they found her. But she still talks to my grandma by text so nothing is concrete yet. It's always a weird story to think about.
6:25 happened a few towns away from me. RIP autumn. Those 2 brothers are scum. One spent 3 months in a detention facility and the other brother got 17 years for murder…then years later broke into a house with a fake gun to rob it was sentenced to 35 years for a home invasion
I like the high note this creepy video ended on
Where was the VT one cause I definitely don’t recall that?
David Paulides, MISSING 411 caused this to pop up in my recommended videos.
ASKREDDIT Dave Paulides MISSING 411 CANAM
REC.
My biggest case: Find out who ate last 2 donuts in the break room.
Some of the mispronounced words are jarring, and funny af. Kind of a “break” in the deeply tragic mood. “She diss-AHH-peared.” Lmao.
The little girl who was murdered for her BMX bike m
So they found a receipt for a car the guy paid cash for and never got a replceipt?
The receipt was for the car itself, not for the renting of the storage place he was found in, which he didn’t get a receipt for. If they’d found a receipt for a garage, they would have gone there first and it wouldn’t have taken 5 months to find him
@emilybarclay8831 to be honest with you, Emily, I can't even remember making this comment. I imagine you're right and I've misunderstood something. It's not the first time. Thanks for clearing it up
@@w8m4n no problem. It was a little confusingly worded to be fair
@emilybarclay8831 oh, I know that! 😂 I don't understand it myself! Sometimes I worry when I look back at what I've supposedly written 😳
Hello
"I'm not a cop"
All of these were the wendigo
Was just watching a vid from you...
fu to the three who just posted "look at this case here..."
Having to visit external links, shows, etc. kinda defeats the purpose of compiling these in a single thread. At least briefly summarize it.
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Dang I'm first to like
I'm your stepbro
@@lordfuckface8015 huh?
@@hazarddragoon1617 don't get stuck anywhere or I'll have to help you
@@lordfuckface8015 Bro I'm a dude
@@hazarddragoon1617 are dudes not allowed to have a step brother? Or do you have a dirty mind?🙃
the last one though......what???
Yeah, I cant remember the punch line either. Its an old joke
find me
Found it. Whenever you are about to give up you can always go back to this comment. Not the best type of video to revisit but, hey. That might be the beauty of it 😂
Then listen to this play list in order.
1. Habang buhay - Zack Tabudlo
2. Unsteady - x ambassadors
3. Know me - 8 ballin'
4. All too well - taylor
5. Enchanted- taylor
@@kylaleannafernandez2519 NAHIRAPAN AKO DITO.
@@kylaleannafernandez2519 ano gngawa ko dito
Terrible narrating. Ruined it for me