The Disappearance Of FBI's Most Wanted 16 Year Old

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  • Опубліковано 28 лют 2023
  • He committed 67 felonies in three different countries...stealing 6 airplanes, 19 cars and robbed over 34 Homes...
    He evaded the FBI, Homeland Security, Canadian Mounties and Bahamian defense force for over 2 years..
    ...all before the age of 18
    Today we are talking about Colton Harris Moore...aka the Barefoot Bandit
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  • @hellotheregeneralkenobi365
    @hellotheregeneralkenobi365 Рік тому +8244

    Wow what an incredible story. Just how many plane crashes did this kid walk away from? Seems like Colton is smart and driven and that he could make something of himself if he applies himself correctly. Wishing him the best of luck.
    Awesome video, Vince... Love your format and pace of storytelling.

  • @Jh0ac
    @Jh0ac Рік тому +11149

    The fact that he never hurt anyone makes it even better

    • @shimaphys
      @shimaphys Рік тому +143

      he shot at the police.

    • @deadkings4035
      @deadkings4035 Рік тому +1047

      @@shimaphys still didn't hurt anyone

    • @Richard-zc1cj
      @Richard-zc1cj Рік тому

      If he would have shot at a US police he would be dead.

    • @drimski428
      @drimski428 Рік тому +828

      @@shimaphys probably out of panic. if he really wanted to hurt the cops he would´ve shot more than just 1 shot

    • @Chill_yz
      @Chill_yz Рік тому +350

      @@shimaphys As an attempt to escape not to harm them

  • @rileymeathammer
    @rileymeathammer Рік тому +36944

    The thought of a 16 year old learning to fly a plane with ms flight simulator on a stolen laptop in the woods is comedy gold

    • @raifehulse8004
      @raifehulse8004 Рік тому +867

      MS flight sim is very useful to learn certain aspects of flying.

    • @jaxxtenmarkko8489
      @jaxxtenmarkko8489 Рік тому +455

      Ya learning in that way sounds like someone who played COD and thought they were a war vet😂😂

    • @seanw4606
      @seanw4606 Рік тому +400

      That guy who stole the passenger plane and was doing like barrel rolls and shit also learned from Ms flight simulator lol.

    • @macforme
      @macforme Рік тому +73

      Riley: Who said he learned how to fly on a flight simulator IN THE WOODS? No one.

    • @zachschnayer4119
      @zachschnayer4119 Рік тому +98

      @@seanw4606 that guy also used that same plane to nose dive and unalive himself

  • @Klewu
    @Klewu Місяць тому +418

    His dad lore would boutta go crazy once his child asked him about it

  • @MrrBreast
    @MrrBreast 4 місяці тому +1180

    The fact that the only person who stood up for a bullied kid was a criminal says a lot.

    • @highestpeeqs9532
      @highestpeeqs9532 Місяць тому +8

      Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back!

    • @davidformanek7467
      @davidformanek7467 Місяць тому +29

      ​@@highestpeeqs9532Oh please. You people have been saying that for millenia.

    • @guyonskateboard9242
      @guyonskateboard9242 27 днів тому +10

      ​@@highestpeeqs9532 jesus died for his own sins and rotted on the cross

    • @omnitone
      @omnitone 26 днів тому +3

      @@guyonskateboard9242what tiktok did you watch?

    • @guyonskateboard9242
      @guyonskateboard9242 25 днів тому +6

      @@omnitone Unlike you , i dont use that brainrotting app

  • @camdenbailes
    @camdenbailes 8 місяців тому +6719

    only 6 years?!? this dude treated life like it was gta and didn't even serve a decade. living legend

    • @mrrobloxman5925
      @mrrobloxman5925 8 місяців тому +86

      THIS WAS THE LAST COMMENT BEFORE IT GOT STRIKED

    • @jayminyoel7911
      @jayminyoel7911 8 місяців тому

      @@mrrobloxman5925Make it top comment

    • @Mr.DISRESPECT
      @Mr.DISRESPECT 8 місяців тому

      what got striked??@@mrrobloxman5925

    • @johnson5408
      @johnson5408 8 місяців тому +35

      Like Saul Goodman 😂

    • @mat5473
      @mat5473 8 місяців тому

      White privilege.

  • @AUNZAnon
    @AUNZAnon Рік тому +8251

    Imagine what this kid could have achieved if he had people around him who could mentor his intelligence, and steered him in the right direction.

    • @redblue5140
      @redblue5140 Рік тому

      More like if he didn't grow up in a third world shithole like the US lol.

    • @jackfisher9833
      @jackfisher9833 Рік тому +74

      There are many kids like him that know how to fly an airplane. Ever heard of Microsoft Flight Simulator?

    • @ganavlalawat5058
      @ganavlalawat5058 Рік тому +1

      @@jackfisher9833 tf are u onto , don't u know how to read or interpret them? fligh simulators sush we are talking about a guy in 2000 era and his outsmart kils. Stfuuuuuuuuuuu

    • @ihateeveryone8161
      @ihateeveryone8161 Рік тому +622

      @@jackfisher9833 He did alot more than just fly a plane. You also greatly over estimate how many "kids" play microsoft flight sim.

    • @0omatthewo0
      @0omatthewo0 Рік тому +65

      he could literally be Jason Bourne lol

  • @user-jr8zl8kb7v
    @user-jr8zl8kb7v 4 місяці тому +294

    The fact that he landed all those planes without dying or being critically hurt is insane

    • @highestpeeqs9532
      @highestpeeqs9532 Місяць тому +3

      Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back!

    • @Sasukesanimation
      @Sasukesanimation Місяць тому +7

      Whatever way you look at it, that kid is hella talented

  • @bowenbottorff1283
    @bowenbottorff1283 5 місяців тому +977

    I was a correctional officer at the prison he was housed at (Stafford Creek). While he was at Stafford Creek he was cell mates with a man who was in his late 80's named John Anderson. Anderson was serving life for multiple bank robberies committed in the late 1960's. Anderson was also an experienced pilot. He kind of took Colton Harris Moore under his wing. I used to hear them talking about planes and seeing Colton's drawings of Cessna and other different airplanes in the day room on a regular basis. I actually added Colton on Facebook in 2016 when I quit working for the department of corrections. Apparently he got out and has been financially successful and also earned his pilots license.
    Im glad the kids doing good. I never had any bad interactions with him and he was always really respectful to me as an officer. Some of the older officers at Stafford Creek had issues with him but I think this was more based on the fact that a lot of older CO's are miserable human beings.
    Last I heard anything about him was in 2018 when I was following his facebook. Hopefully hes a full time pilot now!

    • @bryanbreadstick
      @bryanbreadstick 5 місяців тому +31

      DAMN

    • @sentientarugula2884
      @sentientarugula2884 5 місяців тому +18

      Very cool details!

    • @jdnnddjd3948
      @jdnnddjd3948 5 місяців тому +26

      Thanks for sharing this information

    • @seeinred
      @seeinred 4 місяці тому +20

      Rare happy ending, nice. Thanks for this info, and have a great day!

    • @ryanhinrichsen8401
      @ryanhinrichsen8401 4 місяці тому +17

      I was at Stafford it was way better then Monroe WSR thanks for being kind

  • @Kiinell
    @Kiinell Рік тому +6646

    The man who owned the plane he crashed in the Bahamas actually wrote to the court asking for lenience. What a nice guy.

  • @flow165
    @flow165 5 місяців тому +316

    Great story. I'm from The Bahamas and back then, he was the talk of the town. Heck we even made a song about him.

    • @user-uy7ez1uo7y
      @user-uy7ez1uo7y 3 місяці тому +7

      What's the song?

    • @242damien
      @242damien 2 місяці тому

      ​@@user-uy7ez1uo7y Barefoot bandit

    • @KooolJaccc
      @KooolJaccc 2 місяці тому

      @@user-uy7ez1uo7yfr

    • @KooolJaccc
      @KooolJaccc 2 місяці тому

      @@user-uy7ez1uo7yfr

    • @jimmytrim9509
      @jimmytrim9509 Місяць тому +1

      ​@user-uy7ez1uo7y what's the song? I think it's about the guy being talked about in the video.

  • @xXJohnnyboyXx420
    @xXJohnnyboyXx420 Місяць тому +52

    "I'm gone, read about me on the internet" is hard as fuck

  • @onetruenation65
    @onetruenation65 10 місяців тому +2764

    CPS never fails to live up to their disappointing legacy of ignoring the kids who actually need help and rob children from healthy homes.

    • @ziggo_pro
      @ziggo_pro 10 місяців тому +55

      Bro was playing GTA 6 in real life

    • @ziggo_pro
      @ziggo_pro 10 місяців тому +28

      Harris got the early access of GTA 6

    • @karenmcgee1869
      @karenmcgee1869 9 місяців тому +13

      So true!

    • @Lordofskags
      @Lordofskags 9 місяців тому +9

      Two years in the system myself

    • @CantTellYou
      @CantTellYou 8 місяців тому +65

      Incredibly sad. One of my friends from high school had a mom & living situation like this. She OD’d and died in front of him before we graduated, CPS had never intervened in any way & didn’t then because he was recently 18. With a rental trailer-home and no way to pay for it, he was instantly homeless.
      We all tried as best we could (for 18-20 year olds) to help him out financially & socially, and he actually did surprisingly well for a bit almost saving up to afford his apartment... but then his mom’s genes kicked in.
      10 years later, he has full blown schizophrenia, is still homeless, dangerously suspicious of doctors & _anybody_ who tries to help, and is constantly self-medicating with alcohol and other shit.
      The mental illness would’ve set in eventually, but I can’t help but believe it was only made quicker by the circumstances & I think a lot about how things could’ve been so different if he truly got the help he needed as a child.

  • @xRestart
    @xRestart 9 місяців тому +3327

    Colton is way above average smart, as a teenager he managed to scape the country two times, play with the cops literally in front of them, managed to learn how to fly planes somewhat successfully and he never had to hurt a single person, which is why his story is so likeable, he is literally a IRL Robinhood. The fact that he did all of this and got a reduced sentence to start his life is probably the most badass story I’ve heard all year.

    • @KnheOG
      @KnheOG 8 місяців тому +64

      Bro be playing GTA5

    • @CantTellYou
      @CantTellYou 8 місяців тому +116

      The difference between a Colton and “his friend Harley” couldn’t be more clear. One gets arrested trying steal an 1000lb safe from a church, and the other soars through the skies like an angel spitting on the cop cars below.

    • @MrWelnius
      @MrWelnius 8 місяців тому +22

      was thinking the same, if he had a good life to start with kid might have become a scientist

    • @drpeppaerdrpeppaer5434
      @drpeppaerdrpeppaer5434 8 місяців тому

      That's a really stupid comment

    • @MasonH24
      @MasonH24 8 місяців тому +29

      Bro wasn't "somewhat successful" at flying, he was flying like a mf'ing G. It was the landing part that was tricky.

  • @samadhistate9637
    @samadhistate9637 5 місяців тому +132

    Wow. So resourceful, fearless and inventive. Truth really is stranger than fiction.

    • @highestpeeqs9532
      @highestpeeqs9532 Місяць тому +1

      Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back!

    • @davidformanek7467
      @davidformanek7467 Місяць тому +3

      ​@@highestpeeqs9532Bot reported.

    • @caraa.9282
      @caraa.9282 29 днів тому

      @@davidformanek7467LMFAO

    • @davidformanek7467
      @davidformanek7467 28 днів тому

      @@caraa.9282 He wrote under pretty much every comment.

  • @real_lampcap
    @real_lampcap 14 днів тому +23

    A movie on his life would be fun if they framed it like a "catch me of you can" type comedy or something. I mean The Barefoot Bandit is already such a catchy and perfect title for it lol.

  • @FunNHonesty
    @FunNHonesty 11 місяців тому +5195

    Hard to dislike Colton. Smart, resourceful, nonviolent, methodical, came from nothing. If he was raised by a good mother, his odds would have drastically improved.
    He needed some love.

    • @MartinWasTaken
      @MartinWasTaken 10 місяців тому +75

      Amazing human being, how driven one person can be.

    • @kringle7804
      @kringle7804 10 місяців тому +195

      I'm just happy he didn't hurt anyone he mostly didn't steal from anyone who couldn't pay it back and he only stole when needed (mostly)
      He just lived life, but as a side note how he got caught was embarrassing

    • @moyazhao4676
      @moyazhao4676 10 місяців тому +165

      The selfies he took in the woods while actively being hunted by the FBI will forever be iconic. The angles and lighting were magazine-ready.

    • @veronicalara3305
      @veronicalara3305 10 місяців тому +43

      There’s a critical window between ages 11 and 20 where guidance and good parenting are the difference between two end results while equal in ability, intelligence, potential and courage, but distinct in title: Scholar/Genius or Criminal Mastermind……both of which would be intriguing and amazing in their own regard.

    • @prawn764
      @prawn764 10 місяців тому

      His first conviction for stolen property came at age 12, and by the time he was 13, he had three more. He has been diagnosed with depression, attention deficit disorder and intermittent explosive disorder. Neighbors said they made several calls to Child Protective Services, believing he was neglected or abused. His father, Gordon, used drugs and was in prison while Moore was a toddler. Nah, his life was f'ed from the start.

  • @Rsconquest
    @Rsconquest Рік тому +3696

    This honestly sounds like the police made up a kid to pin a bunch of crimes on and went overboard with it. This actually being real is insane.

    • @abracadabra6203
      @abracadabra6203 Рік тому +58

      they hired a divercity author for this story. someone from netflix or disney probably

    • @2HN.
      @2HN. Рік тому +20

      If it sounds like duck, it is duck 🦆

    • @Otaku-hu6qx
      @Otaku-hu6qx Рік тому +120

      @@2HN. bro you butchered it…
      If it looks like a duck and it sounds like a duck, Its probably a duck

    • @chrisdominik1822
      @chrisdominik1822 Рік тому +20

      ​@@Otaku-hu6qx "well if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck... YOU'RE A FUCKING DUCK"

    • @NSixtyFour
      @NSixtyFour Рік тому +6

      Where the dad?

  • @time2bcoolYT
    @time2bcoolYT Місяць тому +14

    For 3 years, Colt was the freeist man on this earth

  • @Kalamazoos
    @Kalamazoos Місяць тому +26

    this is one of my favorite videos on the platform. i keep finding myself coming back and rewatching because of how awesome it is

    • @highestpeeqs9532
      @highestpeeqs9532 Місяць тому +1

      Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back!

  • @ursku1lisred
    @ursku1lisred Рік тому +4745

    this guy actually has my respect he never hurt anyone and it’s crazy how smart he was for how young he was

    • @sarashepard7504
      @sarashepard7504 Рік тому +122

      He hurt plenty of people.

    • @hodlboi
      @hodlboi Рік тому +36

      the indomitable human spirit

    • @glenturney4750
      @glenturney4750 Рік тому +158

      So if somebody stole your car, your boat, your plane, you wouldn't have any problem with that?

    • @anonymousperson3023
      @anonymousperson3023 Рік тому +458

      ​@Glen Turney That's irrelevant to what was said. Obviously theft is bad but it's survivable. He didn't physically batter anyone

    • @chrissutton1730
      @chrissutton1730 Рік тому +232

      @@glenturney4750 that's what insurance is for.

  • @gladysruthmicael8533
    @gladysruthmicael8533 Рік тому +3369

    The kid's crime-filled life is like an action-packed movie.

    • @thiccupcake
      @thiccupcake Рік тому +90

      hence why he wanted to sell the rights to his story

    • @deviantmoore9744
      @deviantmoore9744 Рік тому +25

      That kid who played young Ryan Reynolds in that Netflix movie should play him in the biopic.

    • @marshalljulie3676
      @marshalljulie3676 Рік тому +3

      Well just like every 16 year old that goes in juvenile jail

    • @n0madfernan257
      @n0madfernan257 Рік тому +1

      and hopefully this serves a lesson

    • @ThemMightyPies
      @ThemMightyPies Рік тому

      Really?

  • @jib6984ify
    @jib6984ify 2 місяці тому +15

    This was absolutely nuts...i was gripped all the way. Great job Vince 👏🏽

    • @highestpeeqs9532
      @highestpeeqs9532 Місяць тому +1

      Jesus loves yall, died for us, and rose again! Jesus calls for all of us to repent! He's coming back!

    • @ilciabonno_69
      @ilciabonno_69 18 днів тому

      ​@@highestpeeqs9532Bruh again?

  • @SinisterBadger
    @SinisterBadger 2 місяці тому +10

    This is by far one of the most interesting stories I’ve ever heard. That is insane.

  • @feynthefallen
    @feynthefallen Рік тому +2344

    At least he has an actually quite awesome rap to go to prison for. "What you in for?" "Oh I knocked over five liquor stores, you?" "I stole six airplanes while on the run from the FBI." - Instant respect...

    • @WeWrestleNotAgainstFlesh
      @WeWrestleNotAgainstFlesh Рік тому +85

      As a young teen 👀

    • @kaneSbreh
      @kaneSbreh Рік тому +1

      A lot of underdeveloped minds in the pen are gonna see that as a challenger and try to snap his neck

    • @roberttheshoeless
      @roberttheshoeless Рік тому +36

      He's still gona have to gang or loose his balloon knot

    • @jediblueax
      @jediblueax Рік тому +1

      lol

    • @dustinairola4301
      @dustinairola4301 Рік тому +20

      In my head cannon he finally got the respect from other inmates and didn’t get bullied.

  • @hannahbonanza1075
    @hannahbonanza1075 Рік тому +2547

    Everyone always asking, "Where's Colton?" But never, "How is Colton?" 😢

    • @diefaust4252
      @diefaust4252 Рік тому +18

      Why do your have your PO Box in your bio?

    • @74If
      @74If Рік тому +79

      @@diefaust4252 Why are you checking her bio? 😂

    • @ScienceDayYT
      @ScienceDayYT 11 місяців тому +35

      "Why is Colton?"

    • @diefaust4252
      @diefaust4252 11 місяців тому +5

      @@74If Because from the looks this person resembles his mother and i just wanted to make sure.

    • @diefaust4252
      @diefaust4252 11 місяців тому +1

      @@74If You fajira

  • @BrentHutchinson1
    @BrentHutchinson1 5 місяців тому +22

    Wow! That was a hell of a story! I'm surprised I haven't heard of this before. I'm gonna talk about him. Yeah, he may not be able to on the books make money but you know he's taking advantage of loopholes and making money from that. He's too much of a character. I love this guy.

    • @feliciayoung9369
      @feliciayoung9369 Місяць тому

      This reminds me of the movie with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks, and is a true story too "" catch me if you can "" is the movie.

  • @_EDP445REAL_
    @_EDP445REAL_ 2 місяці тому +5

    Yo vince i love ur vids and the animation style I could watch these forever keep up the great work ❤️

  • @jonny-b4954
    @jonny-b4954 Рік тому +2682

    You've got to admit. The kid really can adapt and pick up on shit quick. I mean, breaking into that many places and getting away the few times he was caught. Wild.

    • @Jasonradiation999
      @Jasonradiation999 Рік тому +70

      He would have done great in the military!

    • @lanem7006
      @lanem7006 Рік тому

      Ghetto loser who’s gonna die or end up in jail

    • @GRAYgauss
      @GRAYgauss Рік тому +65

      I couldn't imagine living on that ever-fluid edge so often. I live my entire life planning and building it to avoid such desperation...Yet he found a way to be so comfortable with it he even liked it.

    • @Nehmo
      @Nehmo Рік тому

      Big deal. The dumb kid does not deserve to be idolized. Considering his airplane escapades, he doesn't strike me as smart at all. A kid who learns calculus on his own is more deserving, for example.

    • @calebarcher6894
      @calebarcher6894 Рік тому

      ​@@GRAYgausswrd up!

  • @Shxtta_
    @Shxtta_ 8 місяців тому +1575

    The amount of talent this dude actually has is quite crazy. Won’t be surprised if a government agency hired him after his sentence

    • @Idntgt
      @Idntgt 9 місяців тому

      US gov doesn't look for competency. It wants complacency.

    • @annissarh
      @annissarh 8 місяців тому +113

      Maybe that is where he's at! being a secret agent of the goverment! I wouldn't be surprised that's the reason he went off grid... which makes his story even more incredible if it's true.
      Truly a golden video game story material.

    • @corlettw
      @corlettw 7 місяців тому

      He's already the mail character@@annissarh

    • @yvettekinchking8838
      @yvettekinchking8838 7 місяців тому +30

      I would like to believe he is out there under another identify. Its great he didn't physically hurt anyone .

    • @Gongolongo
      @Gongolongo 7 місяців тому +3

      ​@@annissarhand they need his talents for what...?

  • @tucker2901
    @tucker2901 3 місяці тому +9

    best channel i have ever seen! i listen to it all the time! I love it!

  • @ashleyparkerr
    @ashleyparkerr 2 місяці тому +3

    Great
    video love the editing

  • @stevenolivares5643
    @stevenolivares5643 Рік тому +4392

    I feel for this kid. If he had guidance, he could’ve directed all that energy into something great. The adults in his life were the ones who messed up

    • @Mr11ESSE111
      @Mr11ESSE111 Рік тому +1

      Adults or garbage system& society!?who fckup millions of homeless in USA

    • @Mr11ESSE111
      @Mr11ESSE111 Рік тому +78

      @@stevenolivares5643 yes, that is even worse because if adults cannot help themself then how young ones will

    • @aaronphillips2728
      @aaronphillips2728 Рік тому +162

      Atleast it sounds like he didn't turn to drugs/alcohol . Like so many do

    • @Mr11ESSE111
      @Mr11ESSE111 Рік тому

      @@aaronphillips2728 then FBI would not chase him if he did turn on drugs&alcohol., that concers system which are full of corrupted assholes

    • @godnyx117
      @godnyx117 Рік тому +60

      Just like with every other "criminal" kid. One more time, I HATE humanity! And we all should expect for the responsible ones!

  • @college54114
    @college54114 10 місяців тому +432

    The authorities did nothing to help him when he was a child with no resources and literally surviving on his own, but then turned him into a supervillain and spent countless tax dollars to catch him and lock him up. Honestly a lot of people failed Colton and he deserved a lot better his whole life. I do not blame him for turning to robbery and I’m sorry he suffered so much in his young life. I really wished the local authorities would have him helped him when he was being neglected and abused by his alcoholic mother

    • @SpaceCadet4Jesus
      @SpaceCadet4Jesus 8 місяців тому +14

      He was being helped. He ran from that help when he left the unfenced group home. He wanted to live on his terms, that is, until he realizes that it's a dead end street.

    • @leonfa259
      @leonfa259 7 місяців тому +24

      As I see it the real scandal is that people have to steal food to not starve. How much lower would crime be if people wouldn't be that desperate.

    • @SpaceCadet4Jesus
      @SpaceCadet4Jesus 7 місяців тому +15

      @@leonfa259 I imagine he'd have more food if his Mom wasn't spending that money on cigarettes and alcohol.

    • @johng4093
      @johng4093 6 місяців тому +1

      @@leonfa259Rarely happens in the US unless you are so effed up on drugs/alcohol that you don't apply for public assistance. The biggest health problem of those in poverty is obesity.

    • @user-qv7in9fw3j
      @user-qv7in9fw3j 5 місяців тому

      wow, group home, beatings, theft, criticized, rape, and more to go around.. group homes, i would have ran also.. @@SpaceCadet4Jesus

  • @jenesissamoza9718
    @jenesissamoza9718 2 місяці тому +2

    i was curios about the caption of your video and watch and i love it that guy makes 101% of his teen adventure and a legend

  • @cmorgan501
    @cmorgan501 11 днів тому

    I’ve watched this video like 4-5 times it doesn’t get boring idk how but it doesn’t.
    Great video! :)

  • @tuativenatined
    @tuativenatined Рік тому +1729

    Bro, this kid outsmarted entire governments in multiple countries. You telling me he wasn't hired by any of them? He outsmarted the FBI, homeland security, candian law enforcement, and Bahamas law enforcement. If it wasn't for his ego with the boat, I don't think they would have ever caught him. Though it seems like he has a good life now so that is good.

    • @sheikchilli8670
      @sheikchilli8670 Рік тому +123

      if it's in someone's blood to outsmart everyone and never surrender it would probably not be a good idea for an intelligence or law enforcement agency to employ him.
      sure, he might be experienced and smart and do the job asked of him perfectly, but such agencies rely on a hierarchy to keep their employees in line, and he would certainly not bend to their will. The boundary between someone overstepping their boundaries slightly using creative techniques and someone going rogue at such an agency is up to interpretation.
      intelligence and security agencies are massive and complex beasts, and i guess they're full of inefficiencies and dodgy projects some people might find unethical. as someone gains experience they might become disillusioned. "familiarity breeds contempt", and a person like him will act on contempt

    • @dylono.t.2509
      @dylono.t.2509 Рік тому +105

      @@sheikchilli8670 Bro let's call it how it is. He definitely had a long sit down with multiple higher ups and maybe even helped out with a few operations.
      He doesn't have to wear a badge and sit at the lunch table to "work" for the government.
      This person was a 16 years old criminal prodigy, at still a very impressionable stage, it would be dumb not to see what he knows, how he would improve security, etc.

    • @arcanealchemist3190
      @arcanealchemist3190 Рік тому +27

      @@dylono.t.2509 nah sheik is right. I like Colton, he seems like a cool dude and id love to party with him. but c'mon, criminal prodigy? definitely not. this whole video isnt gassing him up as a genius, its really just showing how inept the police are. aside from avoiding filling his car with gas, most everything he did was just, normal stuff you would do in his situation. he made a lot of mistakes, and caught some lucky breaks. its an incredible story, but he isn't a genius criminal.
      and yeah, i dont think any government agency would want to work with him on anything short or long term. youre right he doesnt have to have a permanent position to work for the government, but what do you honestly think he could tell them they couldnt easily learn from watching this video?
      i imagine most of what he would say is "convince pilots not to leave the keys to their planes in their planes" and "maybe the same with boats lol".
      other than that, there isnt much they can do to prevent another case like his. the rich will continue to leave their vacation homes unattended. improved tracking of stolen cards and identities was something they were working on well before Colton and will continue to improve for as long as identities can be stolen.
      so yeah. idk what you think he could have helped with. would love to hear it though, im sure youve got at least one wild idea i havent thought of.

    • @ronan5228
      @ronan5228 Рік тому +10

      "outsmart"
      A murderer hasn't outsmarted the authorities when they kill someone. For the most part they exist to punish those who actually commit a crime. The US has very stringent jurisdiction and bureaucracy especially in fringe edge cases. The fact a 15 year old could exploit this isn't evidence the 15 year old is a super genius, but that things could be improved. He is probably a smart guy, that being said.

    • @drained_yayo
      @drained_yayo Рік тому +4

      @@ronan5228 he did outsmart them up until the end tho

  • @nickdaboiyt
    @nickdaboiyt 8 місяців тому +1460

    The fact that Colt wanted the locals to call the police on him because he was bored shows how badass he is 😂

    • @onthursday1599
      @onthursday1599 9 місяців тому +155

      More like unloved and starved for even toxic attention, but I was rooting for his tail till the very end. Fingers crossed for a happier life for him.

    • @Cartier2Shiesty
      @Cartier2Shiesty 8 місяців тому +19

      @@onthursday1599badass*

    • @stevethebarbarian9876
      @stevethebarbarian9876 8 місяців тому +51

      @@Cartier2ShiestyYou can call it badass, but the kid is risking his life (and more relevantly, his freedom for the rest of his life) because he wants attention (both from the cops and his internet fans.)
      Colt is traumatized and desperate for the approval he’s only been able to get from his fans online. This behavior isn’t the kind of shit healthy people do. It’s cool that he’s evaded the cops all this time and never hurt anybody, but the kid needs help, not more pandering.

    • @Chromeberd
      @Chromeberd 8 місяців тому +6

      Badass*

    • @nathdonplays2782
      @nathdonplays2782 8 місяців тому +5

      @@stevethebarbarian9876i understand but bro he’s from the outskirt of the country, I don’t mean this harmfully but he’s from like some old hillbilly broken down place soo to be honest hearing a kid saying him gonna do sum crazy shii in a western old country sound doesn’t seem that pityful to me he was mad curious with nobody to stop him

  • @randomfunnythingz
    @randomfunnythingz 2 місяці тому +19

    One of the best videos uploaded to UA-cam. Absolute masterpiece.

  • @marcus_rigonati
    @marcus_rigonati 5 місяців тому

    The ending is hilarious hahah great video man!

  • @pdxay6312
    @pdxay6312 Рік тому +1911

    The real tutorial is as followed:
    1. Don’t pay taxes
    2. Enjoy your next 7 years in prison

    • @WSendam
      @WSendam Рік тому +18

      The Quiet kid be like

    • @ShadyPaperclips
      @ShadyPaperclips Рік тому +41

      the most heinous crime one can commit

    • @AbarajameLabanyera
      @AbarajameLabanyera Рік тому +4

      @@PastorWisky 🎉❤😂

    • @sirrealism7300
      @sirrealism7300 Рік тому +1

      ​@@PastorWisky thats because you must be ten years old lol

    • @gg2324
      @gg2324 Рік тому +1

      well first you need to make money

  • @Billy_Rizzle
    @Billy_Rizzle Рік тому +1088

    Dude had a 5 star wanted level in real life for two years. Damn!

    • @danny.55
      @danny.55 Рік тому +12

      Badass!

    • @agreatwumbo
      @agreatwumbo Рік тому +11

      6 star

    • @dameonjones3102
      @dameonjones3102 Рік тому +1

      Lmfaoooo 😂🤣

    • @cwdelschneider
      @cwdelschneider Рік тому +1

      Love gta... now check it out imagine getting 5 stars while never hurting anyone then survive for two years with 5 and never hurt noone

    • @marcusmccurry1337
      @marcusmccurry1337 Рік тому

      Let's just say he was right up there with Osama bin Laden and Hannibal Lector 🤣

  • @Loggi89jhjgh89
    @Loggi89jhjgh89 20 днів тому

    Love ur vids stumbled upon ur channel from this channel that was covering how that 37 year old deadbeat hacker was stalking you. And I totally can see what he is jelly of. Good job bro, keep it up!!!

  • @vanime7062
    @vanime7062 Місяць тому +5

    This kid is the real life Carmen San Diego. Where the heck is Colton Harris Moore?🤣🤣🤣

  • @nigarugamingHvH
    @nigarugamingHvH 7 місяців тому +468

    The fact this kid managed to escape the FBI, especially man hunters, multiple times. Is fascinating

  • @rowankrencik
    @rowankrencik Рік тому +2418

    The fact that his shithead alcoholic mother wasn't charged with child abuse speaks volumes to the real priorities of this nation. My mother was single, poor, and an alcoholic, therefore I empathize heavily with people with similar experiences. Also, I'm exactly the same age as this dude, so massive props to him for taking the reigns on his life when it was forcibly ripped away from him at such a young age.
    Hope he turns his life around, massive respect.

    • @killajoy923
      @killajoy923 Рік тому +198

      The fact no one will even acknowledge what your saying is the problem I swear no one cares about poor people till they do something stupid 🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @rowankrencik
      @rowankrencik Рік тому +114

      @@killajoy923 yep. In America, if you're not rich, nobody gives a shit about you, and you get shit on until you can claw your way out of your situation

    • @Nixo77
      @Nixo77 Рік тому +32

      @@rowankrencik The same goes here for Pakistan people only like you because of your money and to say this is the world afterall

    • @fuxu247
      @fuxu247 Рік тому

      The courts dont care they just build more jails instead of mental health facilitys

    • @darkmagic6563
      @darkmagic6563 Рік тому +5

      @@rowankrencikim not denyting that you are right bc you absolutely are but that happened in Canada

  • @uliveulearnandregret
    @uliveulearnandregret 2 місяці тому +15

    bro was playing GTA Manhunt IRL, a true legend

  • @Crimsonite1
    @Crimsonite1 4 дні тому

    Amazing! The story is great you as a storyteller are fabulous.

  • @thesouringgentleman
    @thesouringgentleman Рік тому +1673

    I worked in the prison where he served out his sentence. He was a quiet, nice guy, and we were happy to see him get regular visits from Boeing executives. People like him need redirection, not a prison sentence.

    • @fgwag3fgwag398
      @fgwag3fgwag398 Рік тому +29

      no way :o

    • @thesouringgentleman
      @thesouringgentleman Рік тому +58

      @trashbag nothing in his life would have been any different if you had been sending a few hundred bucks per month. The complications in his past go beyond money. And just like everyone else, he can blame his parents for his problems, but then who’s responsible for his successes? And if he can blame his parents, they can blame theirs. And they can blame theirs. We all make decisions based on our own previous experiences. His life seems to be leveling off, and in the end, he’ll wear his past as a point of pride. He’ll be more successful than I am. And I’m sure he’ll deserve it. Hope you’re taking care of yourself.

    • @evobsm2328
      @evobsm2328 Рік тому +11

      Cap

    • @evobsm2328
      @evobsm2328 Рік тому +70

      ​@@thesouringgentlemanman had to literally survive on his own... wtf are you talking about. This is not about "blame" its about fault. And was it really his fault he turned out this way? He had no other choice and he began to go down the path of crime.... oh and i also dont feel bad about people losing a 500k boat or plane. I dont think it would hurt them that much if they can afford something like that anyway, compared to someone looking for scraps.

    • @thesouringgentleman
      @thesouringgentleman Рік тому +13

      @@evobsm2328 I get it. I understand your point. You can assign fault and blame if you want to. I came from chaos too, and I haven’t found it useful in my life to think that way. I quit working for prisons because I don’t think culpability can be that easily established. I don’t care about the material losses either. If they can afford those toys, they can afford the insurance. But if I’m in a bad spot because of my parents, I’m a victim to them. And there’s no way I could improve if I had to live under that. If bitterness and blame works for you, keep it.

  • @christinepettett9138
    @christinepettett9138 Рік тому +2151

    Could you imagine how amazing Colton would be if he had good parents?

    • @crudbud
      @crudbud Рік тому +56

      I think they did okay raising a Legend!

    • @wackyotter1235
      @wackyotter1235 Рік тому

      Honestly tragic. Fucking white trash mom ruining this kids potential

    • @moltengears7483
      @moltengears7483 Рік тому +91

      ​@@crudbud..noooo they suck

    • @user-qz2hk5wm7z
      @user-qz2hk5wm7z Рік тому +298

      @@crudbud lmaoo Naaa that was a self made legend. Nothing trickled down from the parents.

    • @nerolmars3701
      @nerolmars3701 Рік тому +12

      The potential is still within him

  • @user-ei8pt7hc9u
    @user-ei8pt7hc9u 4 місяці тому +1

    You just made this story a movie Great Job 👏👏

  • @jbjb-qf7wc
    @jbjb-qf7wc 2 місяці тому

    Yo I freakin love these keep it up these sounds like fever dreams lmao

  • @BILLZ32155
    @BILLZ32155 8 місяців тому +796

    A lot of people saying “imagine what he could have achieved if…” but dont realise that he’s got his life back. He got out prison when he was 25 and is only 32 right now. The guys really young and seems smart enough to not let his criminal past or shit upbringing hinder him in anyway. Judging by his Linkedin page he seems to be doing well for himself

    • @akshaymedhane7877
      @akshaymedhane7877 6 місяців тому +62

      I won't be shocked if he's working with Feds now

    • @arsena5209
      @arsena5209 6 місяців тому

      @@akshaymedhane7877 hopefully not, that'd be a waste of his smarts

    • @user-qv7in9fw3j
      @user-qv7in9fw3j 5 місяців тому +19

      that is so great too hear, i always wondered what happened too him. Boeing was going to hire him but didnt

    • @PhilKincer
      @PhilKincer 4 місяці тому +2

      I'm 33 now. It could been me😢

    • @imanormaluser7975
      @imanormaluser7975 2 місяці тому

      never too late to be the next colt@@PhilKincer

  • @rsz90182
    @rsz90182 11 місяців тому +1372

    This gives a new meaning to "Now I've seen everything!!" Kudos to this smart kid for just trying to survive because the system failed to help him.

    • @mr.waffle6153
      @mr.waffle6153 11 місяців тому +30

      Nah that guy was playing thief simulator irl

    • @Jesei1211
      @Jesei1211 10 місяців тому +21

      Stealing boats, planes, cars and vacationing in family homes isn’t trying to survive man 😂. It’s doing the most.

    • @sirgo0se97
      @sirgo0se97 10 місяців тому +15

      He also did basically everything he could to make the situation worse

    • @Blueicyyy
      @Blueicyyy 10 місяців тому

      @@Jesei1211if he didn’t do all of those things he would’ve been caught way earlier. You’re just dumb 😂

    • @Logicalsane
      @Logicalsane 10 місяців тому +6

      ​@@Jesei1211His mom is responsible...she should be in prison instead of him ...

  • @yeabro4038
    @yeabro4038 Місяць тому +1

    the way this kid just lived on his terms is inspiring lmao. very good story telling btw 👍🏼💪🏼

  • @kennymorelandiii9406
    @kennymorelandiii9406 3 місяці тому +2

    Holy hell what an absolutely incredible story
    Also you do such an amazing job at telling these stories!
    Sincerely appreciate your channel!

  • @jesses7244
    @jesses7244 Рік тому +1548

    You know what, they could honestly use a kid like this as a Spy. He's incredibly intelligent, has zero fear and picks things up (literally) on the fly. He would be an excellent candidate for espionage.

    • @sparky7915
      @sparky7915 Рік тому +106

      Yes I think he would like the adventure of being a spy.

    • @nkill6
      @nkill6 Рік тому +24

      I wonder how good he is with languages

    • @Scubaken2022
      @Scubaken2022 Рік тому +48

      Except he is to identifiable.

    • @heatherperry2176
      @heatherperry2176 Рік тому +98

      @@Scubaken2022 in this day and age, that can be changed!

    • @supernova7848
      @supernova7848 Рік тому +4

      Yeh, secret services

  • @jackham5967
    @jackham5967 10 місяців тому +1321

    I’m gonna be real
    This child accomplished more than most of us will

    • @DianaProudmoore
      @DianaProudmoore 10 місяців тому +95

      He was forced to play GTA online irl~
      No revives, no cheats, wanted lvl is always lvl 4, basically HARD MODE~

    • @Meep6D6
      @Meep6D6 10 місяців тому

      Accomplished a life in prison, speak for yourself dumbarse.

    • @Territrixy
      @Territrixy 9 місяців тому +74

      Nah he had 5 stars. FBI, DHS, US army, US coast guard, Bahamian government, Canadian Mountaineer’s. Bro literally lived the most intense couple of years. Ever.

    • @man_990
      @man_990 9 місяців тому +4

      @@DianaProudmoorereal life gta fr

    • @DianaProudmoore
      @DianaProudmoore 9 місяців тому +10

      @@Territrixy there were no tanks on his ass yet~

  • @Toxcharge
    @Toxcharge Місяць тому

    This man is actually one of my favourite story tellers ever

  • @448ksoo
    @448ksoo 3 місяці тому +1

    Love the damn vids bro new sub here

  • @ricardo9013
    @ricardo9013 10 місяців тому +641

    just looked him up, He got out and went through a halfway house in seattle. The fact he did all that and stayed sober the whole time in that area is very impressive. He will do good things in life 100%

    • @Peace-tk3gr
      @Peace-tk3gr 10 місяців тому +1

      Hope so 🙏

    • @Sandwhich_RT
      @Sandwhich_RT 9 місяців тому +3

      @@Peace-tk3gr Funny that you say that

    • @MemeSandwichTheFirst
      @MemeSandwichTheFirst 9 місяців тому +7

      Blud is playing gta

    • @therapyenjoyer
      @therapyenjoyer 8 місяців тому +24

      He saw his mom go through alcoholism and it was probably a good motivator to never try it

    • @SpaceCadet4Jesus
      @SpaceCadet4Jesus 8 місяців тому +11

      ​@@therapyenjoyercorrect. He skipped alcohol and went straight to Meth according to his earlier arrest records as seen in the video.

  • @NexLegacyAccount
    @NexLegacyAccount Рік тому +2100

    Dude started out having to steal to survive, and I assume once he realized the cops were on him anyway, he figured he had nothing to lose so might as well see how long he could survive. Nobody got hurt other than some property damage which proves he's not a bad guy, he was just desperate. Hope he's doing better these days. He put all his points into stealth and it sure worked out for him.

    • @zorn2425
      @zorn2425 Рік тому +40

      Yea screw the people's stuff he destroyed

    • @fartnutte1724
      @fartnutte1724 Рік тому +95

      @@zorn2425 yes

    • @cowbellystits3007
      @cowbellystits3007 Рік тому +191

      ​@@zorn2425 if you can afford a plane I don't feel to much sympathy for you tbh

    • @scorch4299
      @scorch4299 Рік тому +73

      You cant make a deal with this dude because he doesnt trust you. Every person in his life who was supposed to take care of him abandoned him. I wouldnt trust anyone either.

    • @headmondronary2127
      @headmondronary2127 Рік тому +12

      @@zorn2425 yeah I agree, screw them. It's only stuff and more than likely insured.

  • @HumanityInCrisis
    @HumanityInCrisis Місяць тому

    His mona lisa smile ❤❤❤❤❤
    He was such a cutie! With a beautiful spirit. Btw what a hilarious narrator you are. Loved every second!!

  • @SmashBrosDuo
    @SmashBrosDuo 9 днів тому

    One of the best videos on the internet I’ve watched it 5 different times

  • @samuelbernaldez6671
    @samuelbernaldez6671 Рік тому +387

    The entire "he only flew planes he flew in plane simulators" is the pure example of a "videogames taught me" moment.

    • @Rockstopmotion
      @Rockstopmotion Рік тому +5

      I learn to drive from gta 4

    • @foreverblessed3511
      @foreverblessed3511 Рік тому +1

      Like how your average 8 year old can pick up and load a firearm, because they play war games. interesting but dangerous stuff 🤔

    • @samuelbernaldez6671
      @samuelbernaldez6671 Рік тому

      @@foreverblessed3511 💀

    • @Lreclusa
      @Lreclusa 11 місяців тому +6

      ​@@foreverblessed3511 ever shot a gun? Because most eight year olds would struggle to rack most guns. I've seen grown men who have shot guns have difficulty figuring out the quirks of a weapon they've never used.

  • @alexatedw
    @alexatedw Рік тому +923

    I love the stories where I find myself rooting for “the bad guy”

    • @NASSAfellow
      @NASSAfellow Рік тому +43

      Haha the antihero. Reminds me of Catch me if you can with Leonardo DiCaprio

    • @KiZoOnYT
      @KiZoOnYT Рік тому +2

      @@NASSAfellow good movie

    • @thiccupcake
      @thiccupcake Рік тому +28

      Yknow, stealing from millionaires ain't that bad

    • @paulortiz2035
      @paulortiz2035 Рік тому +8

      You like to root 'for the bad guy'?
      And who exactly, pay tell, might that be in this story?
      Seems there are a host of poorly functioning individuals in this story!

    • @wildestcowboy2668
      @wildestcowboy2668 Рік тому +5

      ​@@paulortiz2035 I'm glad you told those clowns off...

  • @alkki4294
    @alkki4294 5 місяців тому

    This video and story is so good I came back to watch this again.

  • @ZaynoBlox
    @ZaynoBlox 21 день тому +3

    Bro thinks he in GTA 💀

  • @theinternetlawyer7126
    @theinternetlawyer7126 Рік тому +882

    A wise person once said: ”All kids deserve parents, but not all parents deserve kids.”

    • @dustfart466
      @dustfart466 Рік тому +5

      Overused quote. But you poetic as hell.

    • @slackm4n34
      @slackm4n34 Рік тому +4

      Wrong poet on wrong video 🤦‍♀️

    • @destdaneetsdom4614
      @destdaneetsdom4614 Рік тому +1

      @@slackm4n34 fr

    • @Sara-jayne79
      @Sara-jayne79 Рік тому

      If I hear this regurgertated comment again, I'm gonna scream !!!!!!!!!

    • @kurochi89
      @kurochi89 Рік тому +2

      I love it how having a bad upbringing is enough to make everyone instantly have nothing but sympathy for you. Even if you steal dozens of cars, wreck and destroy others property. THREATEN THEM WITH A GUN when you're about to be caught even though you're in THEIR home taking THEIR things. But yeah, his mom and dad were bad so all of those things are just an innocent kid acting out...

  • @TUBE-ID
    @TUBE-ID Рік тому +1076

    the fact that they could have took him in from the beginning and helped him heal from his family trauma instead of leaving him to suffer and turn to a life of crime to survive really tells you a lot about society

    • @Mo_Real_Official
      @Mo_Real_Official Рік тому +32

      exactly

    • @Ealron356
      @Ealron356 Рік тому +25

      He did get sympathy and they were helping him but he ran from the law again and doubled down on it.

    • @chriskay1449
      @chriskay1449 11 місяців тому +12

      LOL it is hilarious people trying to make excuses for all the damage he caused and crimes he committed. Whatever happened to personal responsibility? People continually doing what you are doing shows l a lot about society.

    • @TUBE-ID
      @TUBE-ID 11 місяців тому +31

      @@Ealron356 yeah, I never said anything about feeling sympathy for his continued crime, but he again still could have been helped in the beginning to avoid it all. My point still stands.

    • @ballstealer
      @ballstealer 11 місяців тому +23

      @@chriskay1449 We've excused worse, he never killed anyone so I don't think he should face any severe consequences, after all he was just a kid.

  • @dev_724
    @dev_724 2 місяці тому

    I've never smiled so much watching a UA-cam video.

  • @RyanMacQuarrie
    @RyanMacQuarrie 4 місяці тому +1

    I live around the area where this all happened over here he’s talked about like a legend.

  • @TheThorley
    @TheThorley Рік тому +519

    This kid needs a Catch Me If You Can style film adaptation. I'm rooting for him. He deserves support, not punishment.

    • @QaDri93
      @QaDri93 Рік тому +14

      Can’t wait for a movie like that

    • @alexjackson936
      @alexjackson936 Рік тому +22

      Yes! especially since this story is actually real, unlike that one.

    • @afdilemma8785
      @afdilemma8785 Рік тому +2

      Yeah...I almost think this film is about him

    • @cooganalaska3249
      @cooganalaska3249 Рік тому

      This kid needs prison and punishment until he changes his ways and starts working hard at an honest life. His victims are the ones who need support.

    • @boscopappas234
      @boscopappas234 Рік тому +5

      If he were black, you’d say he should be locked up forever.

  • @AtotehZ
    @AtotehZ 10 місяців тому +332

    Letting his mom on TV was probably the worst thing they could do. He resents everything she represents. He's an abused and neglected kid who might care about his mother, but who knows she's bad news.

    • @Logicalsane
      @Logicalsane 10 місяців тому +44

      His mom is responsible...she should be in prison instead of him ...

    • @liyahs1energy
      @liyahs1energy 7 місяців тому +4

      @@Logicalsanetrue didn’t think about this. She kicked him out at 15 and neglected him

    • @shifa444
      @shifa444 7 місяців тому +3

      @@liyahs1energyso did his father i don’t see people blaming him for abandoning his child and not paying child support

    • @liyahs1energy
      @liyahs1energy 7 місяців тому

      @@shifa444 both parents are at fault but you can’t go to jail for not seeing your kids. You go for abusing them though I thought it was illegal to kick at 15 year old out but I’m also not great with law

    • @shifa444
      @shifa444 7 місяців тому

      @@liyahs1energy but u can go to for not paying for ur child and starving them. he didn’t pay child support.

  • @chaosbuilder1531
    @chaosbuilder1531 5 місяців тому

    That msfs overstress message you put there is hilarious

  • @hayleyelizabeth7895
    @hayleyelizabeth7895 4 місяці тому +10

    “chicken tendies were heated up” 😂😂😂😂

  • @Tommie_the_wrath_of_Khan
    @Tommie_the_wrath_of_Khan Рік тому +1336

    I really felt for this guy. I had one of those mothers… life is hard without the right type of parental attention, guidance, or even love.

    • @jerrykobylt7387
      @jerrykobylt7387 Рік тому

      America has no morals. Single mothers and deadbeat dads are American standards these days. Hence why there are so many degenerates.

    • @tokcnyecko6055
      @tokcnyecko6055 Рік тому +13

      too true

    • @Theunicorn2012
      @Theunicorn2012 Рік тому +11

      l really felt for this guy. l had one of those mothers… life is hard without the right type of parental attention, guidance, or even love.

    • @kreuner11
      @kreuner11 Рік тому +19

      ​@@Theunicorn2012??

    • @Evofilmss
      @Evofilmss Рік тому

      @@Theunicorn2012 well done you repeated what he said you spastic

  • @hooddaddy7124
    @hooddaddy7124 8 місяців тому +419

    I cant hate him. He didn't hurt anyone, only stole and mostly from richer people who could survive without their frozen tenders and jello cups. Props to this kid, hes lived a more fulfilling life in 2 years than most live in a life time.

    • @LUSCIOUSDUNCAN
      @LUSCIOUSDUNCAN 5 місяців тому +3

      for real

    • @Aleksandr68351
      @Aleksandr68351 5 місяців тому +14

      So stealing from rich people makes it okay? That’s insane

    • @1eighty
      @1eighty 4 місяці тому +48

      @@Aleksandr68351yeah

    • @podjawsomness4642
      @podjawsomness4642 4 місяці тому +18

      @@Aleksandr68351 Compared to invading ukrain for a "make SSR great again" id say hes the opposit of insane plus he dident hurt anyone.

    • @tevvy285
      @tevvy285 4 місяці тому +1

      Yessir ​@@Aleksandr68351

  • @rolo8950
    @rolo8950 Місяць тому

    The barefoot bandit. This kid is a legend where i come from. Its quite literally incredible. This kid has become part of the stories you tell to your kids like tom sawyer.

  • @turbo6780
    @turbo6780 4 місяці тому +3

    I feel like this kid was the inspiration for the protagonist in the Bully game.

  • @YochevedDesigns
    @YochevedDesigns Рік тому +548

    Harley Ironwing Davidson is such a badass name, it doesn't even sound real. If it was the name of a character in a movie, no one would believe it.

    • @mikespiegel5990
      @mikespiegel5990 Рік тому +55

      If you name a kid Harley Davidson, I'm sorry but you've created what you've created LMAO

    • @dfredankey
      @dfredankey Рік тому +17

      Bro this story is unreal he’s the main character man had plot armor and everything

    • @Spencer-vq7se
      @Spencer-vq7se Рік тому +14

      This entire story is like a Mark Twain novel on steroids

    • @Mr.T-BAGGIN-UR-MOM
      @Mr.T-BAGGIN-UR-MOM Рік тому +4

      I was in juvenile detention with a kid named Harley Davidson in Iowa when i was a kid. Not the same kid but it caught me off guard when he said that as i was watching this video.

    • @jamesrecknor6752
      @jamesrecknor6752 Рік тому +2

      That is just so trailer estate, Waffle House, neck tat.

  • @localmenace3043
    @localmenace3043 Рік тому +3049

    What a rollercoaster of a story. I feel bad for him, but at the end of the day he did a _lot_ that he didn’t have to for survival. I feel like if he had to pay for _anything,_ it would be for all of that.

    • @Talleyhoooo
      @Talleyhoooo Рік тому +1

      He’s a criminal, and belongs in a cage.

    • @kovy689
      @kovy689 Рік тому +43

      Agreed. If Anna Delvy and Elizabeth Holmes could profit off of their life’s stories, why can’t he?

    • @tumultoustortellini
      @tumultoustortellini Рік тому +42

      2 lessons, kids are stupid, and a young viper never knows to hold its venom. This is actually one of the cases where rehabilitation might've worked as well, given you keep him interested in growing hiw know-how

    • @0.-.0
      @0.-.0 Рік тому +37

      What a joke. This kid did absolutely nothing wrong. Stealing from extremely wealthy people is morally correct. Making purchases on credit cards hurts LITERALLY NO ONE. Credit cards will refund you for purchases you didn't make 100% of the time, and it takes no time or effort to report a false purchase.

    • @Talleyhoooo
      @Talleyhoooo Рік тому +46

      @@0.-.0 wonder if you’d say that about a poor brown or black kid stealing an SUV from an upper middle class family? It’s either a crime or not, the law is the law, get a grip.

  • @AMGR476
    @AMGR476 15 днів тому

    Probably the best video i have ever seen

  • @LxstGalaxy2000
    @LxstGalaxy2000 5 місяців тому +5

    Damn this guy is a hero, the cops never bat an eye to kids that live in the circumstances that he did with his mum being an alcoholic and being poor. He took it upon himself to not only live life to the fullest but also stick it to the police. I really hope he can benefit from this he is incredibly smart and never had any intention of hurting anyone.

    • @craigime
      @craigime 2 місяці тому

      no he's not gonna benefit from it... and how is he a hero? he's a criminal

  • @jamesmoran5662
    @jamesmoran5662 Рік тому +198

    You should have told the part when he was hiding out with his dog and the cops caught the dog the next night he broke into the kennel and got his dog back this dude is a legend

  • @ephraimmaruma5452
    @ephraimmaruma5452 Рік тому +600

    He is a real life story everyone should hear about. It makes you question who you are when you find yourself loving this character.

    • @user-ke5sf8wn9b
      @user-ke5sf8wn9b Рік тому +11

      i wonder what the stats are on teens rooting for The Joker instead of Batman, or Robert Di Niro instead of Al Pacino in "Heat", or just any other Villan/Anti-Hero.. I find it odd that anyone would NOT cheer for the underdog/outcast-outlaw

    • @flash215makesense7
      @flash215makesense7 Рік тому

      Right

    • @rowankrencik
      @rowankrencik Рік тому +8

      I love this dude, having grown up with similar life experiences and troubles. I don't question myself, I know I'm a broken person, and this dude gave the feds what they deserved for fucking over the average working man.

    • @Faruq959
      @Faruq959 Рік тому

      you have to be white first

    • @rileysmall4317
      @rileysmall4317 Рік тому +3

      ​@@rowankrencik parentings the cause or lack of.

  • @anjachan
    @anjachan 5 місяців тому +1

    I love the way you present your videos. so unique.
    I hope this guy is fine. He really had a bad childhood.

  • @detective.chitzuru4461
    @detective.chitzuru4461 3 місяці тому +4

    His lawyer has to be Saul Goodman

  • @Twxst616
    @Twxst616 Рік тому +95

    I’m fully convinced that if this kid had any sort of adult guidance growing up he’d have been one of the most successful CIA operatives in history

    • @chiefkeefgaming2005
      @chiefkeefgaming2005 Рік тому +14

      if theres not much known about him nowadays who knows maybe they hired him because of how skillful he is

    • @notreal5513
      @notreal5513 Рік тому +6

      What a loss for the world if that happened

    • @Splinter-ge9pf
      @Splinter-ge9pf Рік тому +7

      Which is kind of funny, as bad parents lead to stealing from the rich and good parents lead to hating the poor

    • @SAZTAPO
      @SAZTAPO Рік тому +5

      After such shenanigans, I’m guessing he would be if he was trained in CIA considering he actually knew the real life experience of being chased and hiding, so he could use those skills against the criminals and think outside the box.

    • @prabuddhaghosh7022
      @prabuddhaghosh7022 Рік тому

      Well adjusted people dont become spies. You need broken people for espionage

  • @LSETalks
    @LSETalks Рік тому +715

    To be able to say you did all that and managed to live to tell the tale is absolutely wild!

    • @ultralaki1010
      @ultralaki1010 11 місяців тому +57

      And not hurt anyone too
      He really did a pacifist run

    • @sirsnausages2164
      @sirsnausages2164 11 місяців тому +32

      ​@@ultralaki1010I feel like his crime run was specifically for proving that he could. He wanted to show the cops, the government, his friends, EVERYBODY, that he could do it.

    • @patricialloyd866
      @patricialloyd866 10 місяців тому +3

      be a 😊hero to his grandchildren

    • @Ajee02
      @Ajee02 10 місяців тому

      I don't think he's allowed to tell the tale but I like the sentiment

    • @Logicalsane
      @Logicalsane 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@ultralaki1010His mom is responsible...she should be in prison instead of him ...

  • @MustafaGT
    @MustafaGT 6 місяців тому +6

    Really hope he is doing well for himself and staying out of trouble. He really was thrown out to the world with nobody to look after him.

  • @0w0i
    @0w0i 2 місяці тому +3

    This is the most loony’s toons thing I have ever seen and it’s pure gold

  • @keithdosik
    @keithdosik Рік тому +916

    I swear to god nothing gets me more excited than a Vince Vintage upload.

  • @Maxwelshouse1
    @Maxwelshouse1 Рік тому +801

    I'm thrilled that Colton has moved on from that and sincerely wish him well. He is a smart kid, a survivor, and hopefully will make life decisions that make his patents envious!

    • @KoolBreeze420
      @KoolBreeze420 Рік тому +7

      I was just like him aside from stealing aeroplanes that never crossed my mind or I might have done it. I eventually learned my lesson after 6 years jail time.

    • @kryptik223
      @kryptik223 Рік тому

      ​@KoolBreeze420 what did you do lol

    • @waldemarpolcyn6936
      @waldemarpolcyn6936 Рік тому

      @@KoolBreeze420 bruh th did you do

    • @ARCAD3BLOOD
      @ARCAD3BLOOD Рік тому +2

      Is he? Or does he just leveled up his game?

    • @liliivanova2920
      @liliivanova2920 Рік тому

      I was pleased surprised that he kept his head down when escorted by police. That means he feels not proud . That talks about him, poor kid. But how come from an alcoholic mother such a smart kid? Can’t get it. Usually they are sick with slow judgment! I guess they don’t know about early pregnancy of mother, just assumed! And yet if he would have an abusive mother he would not be without fear. He was fearless! That means he did have good hearted mother. Negligent, yes, but not cruel or abusive! That makes a difference!

  • @TheWebstaff
    @TheWebstaff 5 місяців тому +1

    Legend has it that Colton has slowed down in his old age and now steals hot air balloons.

  • @ksesob9705
    @ksesob9705 2 місяці тому

    That boy was street, woods, sea and sky smart;) Amazing story, hope that guy does well now since he obviously has a lot of potential.

  • @SinaLaJuanaLewis
    @SinaLaJuanaLewis Рік тому +1027

    I don't condone crime but this guy is a legend 🎉

    • @weebmaster9591
      @weebmaster9591 Рік тому +61

      I do condone crime and this guy is a legend 😈

    • @barneyronnie
      @barneyronnie Рік тому +6

      We live in a hypocritical society. We're heading towards two classes: rich and poor.

    • @paulbunyan6024
      @paulbunyan6024 Рік тому +6

      ​@@barneyronnie we're heading towards the end times bro..

    • @frankystarrz
      @frankystarrz Рік тому

      So you do condone crime. I'm a criminal. Lifelong. Can't stand liars like you. Gotta have a code. You can't even make yr mind up lol

    • @luxeayt6694
      @luxeayt6694 Рік тому +10

      @@paulbunyan6024 we've never in the history of humanity had such a low death count. You live in one of the most prosperous countries. Talk about privileged.

  • @jezzieo5815
    @jezzieo5815 Рік тому +261

    He's secret service. Skills and balls. No fear and no drugs. Perfect warrior.

    • @jenniferjustinedowling5797
      @jenniferjustinedowling5797 Рік тому +10

      It would be a logical choice for him. His skill set is so unusual. To be able to improvise and act under dangerous and high pressure situations are the skills .ost of us don't have. I wish him the best.

    • @fabiocicm
      @fabiocicm Рік тому +4

      Pls delete your comment. It is exposing one of our best agents.

    • @CUTE-H2R
      @CUTE-H2R Рік тому +1

      Ay man, stop exposing one of the best agent's we have currently he's gonna leave us if he finds out about this.

    • @ari-51
      @ari-51 Рік тому

      i hope not, selling your soul away to the government so you can become a human meat shield doesnt sound like fun

  • @torch_
    @torch_ 14 днів тому

    How many times have you watched this?
    Me: Yes.

  • @MrLolman594
    @MrLolman594 2 місяці тому +1

    This definitely needs a movie