Hey all, my bad for the long wait on this one, I started working on two videos at the same time which turned out to be a really stupid idea haha. This video actually featured on the channel years ago but was taken down within days, so barely anyone saw it. So, I've re-done bits and re-voiced most of it. The next video should be out next week. Stay safe all and have a great weekend.
I check, I check, O check and YAY! You do such an awesome job and have a full life outside of this! I'm just happy when you have the time to get one up.
Adam, Dearest, You’re the only one who does these vids on the missing & i find some form of comfort from your voice ❣️ Everyone else, narrating the details are so matter of fact !! As if they are unaffected (except David Paulides) & could continue thru w/the bizarre facts all day -!!! Thank You for what you do & how you do it !!!
I'm a local in Mount Shasta.... Good coverage. We just had another mountain biker disappear without a trace, his gear was found over the summer. Also thanks for getting the name right and correctly calling it Mount Shasta and not simply "shasta".
Went on a truck trip in the Summer of 2004. Seeing parts of the West for the 1st time, was Awestruck, as I had never left the South. We came to a small truck stop outside of Weed, CA; parked facing one side of Mount Shasta. I Didn't Want To Leave! Was told from a worker at this stop that one person a year either goes missing or dies on this mountain. Is this true?! Would Love To Go Back One Day! 🤯😔🙂🥰
I climb Mount Shasta every year. I’m not sure what draws me to the mountain. I feel a sense of spiritual enlightenment. Reaching the summit and coming back down feels so rewarding. There is a weird vibe up there. A type of “vortex” it doesn’t feel life threatening and maybe that’s the danger.
Even though I have gotten a weird feeling, I feel in touch with myself every time I’m out there. As you said a sense of spiritual enlightenment, I can’t wait to go back.
@@Foxyfreedom I’m hoping to get out to trinity next month. Just went last weekend with my daughter, The views Avalanche Gulch look amazing. Haven’t done that one myself.
I'm a seasoned outdoorsman (bushcrafter, hunter, and fisherman) and I can tell you that there are some places in the woods that you don't want to go and you definitely don't want to camp in. There's more roaming around than most people are aware of.
Paradoxical undressing is one thing.. but the fact that there's so many instances of people's clothes turning up in places ALREADY thoroughly searched.. often very close to the area they were last seen, is just... Freaking weird. That and people just disappearing off the trail/mountain without leaving any tracks in the snow/mud.. as if they were snatched straight out of the air is equally baffling. And there are so many instances of both.. Wtf is going on out there??
@@zenhector , What about the people who are found alive? Did all of these people escape from their would-be murderer..... as well as forget the whole, entire ordeal immediately afterwards? I'd love to hear any explanations you have for the 2/3 year old kids traveling incredible distances over rugged terrain. Please explain....
@@mikedoyle2023 To me it has an alien component to it. What else but a superior intelligence could pull off these abductions and subsequent murder and eventual return, dead, alive or never seen again. Sometimes a piece of a skull is found years later or the abductee is placed somewhere in the search area or up a mountain. I swear whatever is doing this is toying with the S&R teams. Some believe it’s a demonic entity. To me given what happens to most victims it makes no difference if it’s demonic or alien. It’s probably one of the creepiest things I’ve learned ( missing 411 etc). Moth to a flame.
People don't get out like people use to. I guess people get caught in the rat race like I did and I'm too tired to do it now. People need to get out and relax and enjoy more. We are taking nothing with us when we die.
I agree! I seen something in the woods by my parents a few years ago. (Ont Canada) It was crazy! Not too many people believe me, I probably wouldn’t either, but I know what I saw. I will never go back to that spot lol even though I wasn’t scared at the time, I still don’t want to take the chance of it happening again.
@@anonone8954 that’s why I tell my parents to have fun while being retired … don’t save your money for us, enjoy the rest of your lives. Go buy a boat or whatever and travel…
@@Jaker2123 Can you please tell me what you saw.... I promise I won't laugh at you I don't laugh at anything else I intend to take these things seriously 😳😒
@@truthhurts79 yes, I wish that I had the money to spend at least two weeks exploring around the hot spot areas of Mt Shasta. I've never been scared about going out in nature and exploring and enjoying it all though I do take a sizeable holster weapon when camping out. I'm sixty years old and have seen a few interesting things but nothing like a portal or spirit that you could communicate with. I did see a ghost, spirit, apparition or whatever one chooses to call it one time. It obviously wasn't evil or demonic.
@@anonone8954 He also said that he saw a row of backpacks hanging on a wall and that they were all covered in dust. A 3year old can’t make up those things.
@@littleredwitch I totally agree. I'm not the type person who doesn't believe what someone has experienced just because I've never experienced it. I definitely believe that some people sense spirits more than others, some may never see or ever experience something of the supernatural or other worldly. People should keep an open mind to those things that they know nothing of in my opinion.
In fact there are numerous lores about the hidden folk and or the invisible folk even the fairies and similar races entities not only in europe but throughout the entire planet from malaysia to the indigenous lore of americas
The fat guys with the big noses, I forget their name, but have a honeycomb hideout in tunnels throughout the mountain. Also isn't Shasta where the boy saw his grandma as a "robot" crazy stories.
Seems to me that most people don't want to believe in fantastic things. We live on a ball in the middle of something we barely have an understanding of, and we still think we're the most important beings going. We need to live as a human spices in peace before we'll be considered for a galactic partnership with any visitors. Terrestrial entities must just know how to hide from us blunderers. They smell and hear us coming a mile away, Peace everyone.
After brain surgery my body was around 33-34 degrees celsius for at least 2 days... Good thing i wasn't down to 32🙏😨 BTW, what cured my extreme depression was anti depressant and crossfit 3 times a week, one can not get rid of depression without physical training and that's a fact
There are so many strange disappearances in California , and not just national parks. You did a great job reporting on the missing . Thank you from , California.
Hey man, just want you to know that I dig your way..I think you are one of the "old timers" by now, yah ?! Soo, your commitment, your passion for the serious subject matter, and your inherent respect comes through..You clearly do your homework..Definitely one of the "Good Ones".., One of the "Real Ones".., So THANK YOU man.., for all you do..and for hangin tuff, and for sticking with it..I hope I am speaking for the Community when I say, We would hate to lose you..!! Peace, ✌🏻💀
It's my birthday today... and I'm visiting mt. Shasta literally as I type this.. this place is one you really have to have respect for in so many ways😳😳🤯😵😭👀😲🤫
Always excellent content and storytelling . big thumbs up For the background music it's perfect for your storytelling. Put your great Edge on the story's
Yeah, people are tripping out about a handful of missing persons in the mountains. Go look at how many cases there are of people going missing without a trace in cities to really put it into perspective.
@@mattjack3983 No it isn't. You need to learn to apply basic math skills to real world problems: Take the number of visitors to Yellowstone/ Yosemite/ other location in a given year and divide that into the number of people who went missing that year. So , for Yellowstone, that's 1,000,000 divided by the number of missing people that year, which is never more than a handful ( literally 5, [five fingers]) and you have a percentage of 0.0005%. 0.0005% of tourists went missing in a year when 5 people went missing. The author of 411 is just capitalizing on 70 years of cases, and presenting them to you en masse, so it seems more serious than it actually is.
@@taitsmith8521we can deduce that a good amount of missing people in cities are due to human trafficking. The cases of people who have hiked for their entire lives going missing is far more mysterious.
Sigh. Skel (skelamch) and Lao is a story about Mount Mazama which is now Crater Lake. Klamath folks speak the same language as the Modoc. But Modoc stories about Mt Shasta are a bit different, and the Karuk, Pit River, Wintu stories etc are also different. For Wintu they have sacred sites on that mountain that are all too often polluted by non-Native visitors that think nothing of trashing places it's sad.
Physical have proven that things are not static/stationary (read: "real") unless there is more than one human observing it. I know the forest can move as it pleases but beyond that I can only speculate about the magnetic anomalies maybe created by it being a volcano and the frequency/electric anomalies that can happen and how it could theoretically create a portal of sorts. We're getting very close to figuring this out scientifically but I think discounting our myths and legends have done a huge disservice to the field. Spiritual matters are scientific matters and based in reality every bit as much as dirt.
I have never heard of these folks! I’m definitely looking into them! Thank you. I love learning new things! Also it is VERY sad! Humans are so ignorant, and arrogant.
The thing about antidepressants is that they're used for loads of different disorders. Anxiety is a common one. So you can't make guesses about him based on antidepressant use. I wonder if the gullibility issue has to do with difficulty making decisions on his own, which would make it hard for him to figure out what to do in a strange situation like being lost in the woods.
Survival instincts are very strong. They are intuitive. While our brains argue with themselves over the accuracy of our eyesight and weighs out “belief”, our hearts and bodies are already responding in ways with which we are not familiar and accustomed. Just one native woman’s opinion.
There are also various classes of antidepressant (SSRIs like fluoxetine/Prozac for example being far more common today than the more traditional tricyclics) as well as atypical antidepressants, which are sometimes prescribed to treat other conditions. Meds might only be an indicator of something, not confirmation of it, and even for some well-known drugs, we're still not 100% sure what happens in the brain to cause certain effects in certain ways.
Exactly. SSRIs, SNRIs, NSAIDs, dopaminergics, antipsychotics, etc, are prescribed for depression. Hell, people are prescribed Depakote, Risperdal, Seroquel, etc as.mood stabilizers. Those will do a number on anyone. _Most people who are depressed and medicated do not have Major Depressive Disorder. Episodic depression is the vast majority of diagnosed depression, and treated with antidepressants. There's a very important differentiation that should have been made here._ Many of us can think of a number of mood and/or behavioral disorders which could make gullibility and confusion common symptoms. Also betting dad didn't fully know or appreciate the his son's diagnosis: and that more meds were involved which dad didn't understand. It seems these reports (especially the Missing 411 cased) are packed with vagueness and too much room for guessing when the smallest bit of info could be huge.
These are the disappearances that im most intrigued about. Mt Shasta. Because. There is no dense trees and a no trail that u can lose easily. This is seriously a very clear mountain and u either go up. Or down. Hmmm I loved this video. Keep it up. Can’t wait for more
Avalanches are serious danger a lot of people seem to ignore, there are also bergschrund, while not deep, can easily swallow a person whole. Good luck finding anyone who fall into one of those. Mt Shasta isn't Annapurna, but it's also not Griffith Park, people get hurt and killed here all the time because they underestimate the natural dangers.
@@angela3524 I climbed Shasta via North Side back in 2020. Mt Shasta isn't a very technical climb, especially the the most popular route, via the gulch, but like every other 14'er in the California/Sierras, one must come prepared and with the know-how, especially in the Winter/off season. I read so many reports of inexperienced or unlucky hikers/climbers getting lost, injured, and killed each year.
@@wilm2109 and these hikers. Are you referring to your previous content? As in. They got lost/injured/died due to bergschrund? I did look into those after your last comment. And that’s a very high probability and I’ve never heard anyone who tells these stories or looks into them consider this as an option. Or at least don’t mention it. Do you know that would be?
You always hear that they only looked away for a few minutes, or were gone for only a few minutes and the person disappeared. You have to wonder how long it really was when the person was last seen?
Some of them were only seconds! You have to listen to Dave Polidas? He's explained how a person is in front of another , turns a bend, the other is right behind them! Like two seconds later they turn that bend and their friend is gone!
@@nicholaswilliams4336 Thank you for explaining. I dont know anything about thunderbirds? I've never lived in the Southern west US. However, I do know alot about owls and some of them have wing spans over 7 feet and could easily swoop down catching a small child. However, they are nocturnal hunters and their talons are quite sharp. I will look up Thunderbird? Have any children or small adults disappeared where a Thunderbird could have taken the missing? Do they hunt during daytime hours?
They are mainly nocturnal although attacks on people usually begin mid afternoon onwards, they can be all sorts of sizes not all of them are giants, but the giant ones are very impressive ( wingspans up to 60 feet ) Have a look at the Crosby Grace Travel Guide for 1st timers to Yosemite National Park.. right at the beginning... a huge black Thunderbird with a 20 ft span
Personally I think they’re behind 70% of all missing hikers and hunters, they hunt people in the same way as Lions hunt Buffolo thinning the herd... the young, the old, weak, injured and especially people on their own... this is where the saying.. don’t be last man in line stems from !
Interesting! I moved to Red Bluff at the end of the Summer of 1983 and lived there until the end of the Summer of 1991. I heard strange stories about Mt. Shasta. The there was an ancient Tribe of Indiginous People living inside the Volcano and never to bother them? Meaning it wasn't wise to climb to the summit. I traveled everywhere around Mt. Lassen, and there are some places that are downright creepy! For years Calif. Road crews worked on HWY 36 causing delays where the traffic would be stopped for up to two hours before they'd let ten cars pass! Not like today, where, yes things are slow and it's stop and go, but this was rediculous? Before the small town of Minden was a place called Dale's Station, prior to this was a gap in the base of the Mountain. At night deep in this gap there were lights emanating from the bottom. A blueish white glow. My husband and I were pretty curious so we pulled over to check it out? We heard rumors that the Government had a secret facility in the Mountain? Like a bio weapons plant, or some wonky research was going on? So we hiked down in the pitch darkness through scrub brush, poison oak and manzanita to see for ourselves? And there was a chain linked fence! And blue running lights on both sides of a " narrow landing strip"! And then a bright flood light switched on the canyon wall! And we ducked holding our breath! I thought I was going to pee my pants! Not a freaking noise, not an owl, or cricket! The silence made it all worse? He asked," you think they're hiding aliens from area 51 in there"? I started goggling...then laughing... and you know when you're supposed to be quiet and someone laughs even when it isn't funny? You just can't help but laugh? I got up and ran back up the hill all the way to the car! Like what if someone was there? We didn't tresspass? It was probably some eccentric persons driveway? And a motion sensor light. But what a trip! The gossip that spread about these lights? And I was thinking maybe we would find out if Tom Selleck really built a house outside of Red Bluff? 😆 LOL
As if these situations aren't unsettling enough, the fact that days later clothing is found in a place that's already been searched just really doesn't sit well with me.
I’ve made a spot in mount Shasta city before to do laundry at their local laundry mat a few years back. The amount of missing person posters at the laundry mat were crazy. There’s missing person posters from the 80s that still hung in there. The type that have the phone numbers written on the bottom of the poster and it’s been cut in strips so you can pull one off to have the phone number. Finished my laundry and got out quick!
"IT hasta be Shasta!." Another excellent video Adam. What was it about 1999? I think every SAR team from Tahoe to Mt Baker, in the Cascades was worn thin that year. Hope you and yours are doing well.
I grew up in baker still remember that year I was up at the ski area and the snow was 2 school busses hi now I live in Shasta this winter feeling pretty snowy to me
There are sooo many mysterious and totally baffling stories of children and adults alike going missing under bizarre circumstances. Many of the cases occurring in clusters, often located in or near the National Park system. I think the phenomenon would have gone unnoticed without the amazing work of David Paulides,author of “Missing 411”. He never speculates on what he believes to be the cause of these strange cases, he just lays out the facts and allows the reader to come to their own conclusions.
That’s because the stimulation is in the mystery and not in the revaluation... The stimulation is what sells books, basically he’s selling the world a lie , cos he makes no attempt to answer these mysteries... you don’t handle caseloads as he does without having an idea bout what’s going on
Considering that all of these disappearances seem to involve traces of the missing in close proximity to their last known whereabouts maybe people in general simply suck at searching.
I’ve had stage 1 hypothermia a few times and seriously it feels like having a fever. If he was still recovering from the flu he may have just thought it was still the flu
I was born and raised in Redding. In the case of Austin it stated he lived in Montgomery Creek which is around 40 to 50 miles east of Redding where it's stated he was Going to the Redding skate park. He definitely wouldn't have been walking or driving if the weather was so bad they had to cancel a vacation because of it. His tracks were found ending at the river and if the terrain was so rugged that law enforcement couldn't gain access then to me it sounds like he was upset, took off or ran away and possibly either fell or willingly ended up in the river which would sweep him away and hypothermia took over. The whole turn of events sound a little fishy.
I lived in that area briefly in 1997..it's gorgeous there..but very very strange things do go on in that area. Having it been my first time in California back then.. everything going on there(back then) that is, I've seen quite a lot of things I wish I hadn't witnessed
It's Mount Lass-in my grandma lived about 10 to 15 miles from in in Lake Almanor or Chester Ca.. it's a gorgeous place abut it still has snow on the top mostly year round, it's a very dense forest, I remember visiting there once when there was still snow on the ground in June. It's an easy place to get lost
I'm new to Redding I'm from Pa so to see Mount Shasta from a distance is a sight I have never experienced before it's a beautiful thing on top of that all the mystery ...wow
How bizarre! 🤔 I believe young Billy unfortunately met foul play. I find it hard to believe that he wondered away while still recovering from the flu. He should not have been out there in those cold temps either. There were friends & family there, but no one was out doors with him? No one kept an eye on him, knowing he was recovering from illness. Poor boy. 😥
I just made a new friend who lives right near Mt. Shasta. She said I and my friends can stay at her place as long as don't expect her to entertain us... She's kind of a recluse. I've always wanted to explore that area. A friend gave me a book about Mt. Shasta and in it there was a chapter about a hippie lady who stayed on the mountain apparently quite a bit back in the day. The funny thing was, I knew this woman back in the Haight Ashbury in San Francisco. She called herself "Cosmic Lady" and wore rainbow clothes. She always declared "The rent on the planet is due". And here a whole chapter about her was featured in this book!
In the case of little Billy, after recovering from influenza, his body would be in a weakened state and he really should not had been allowed outdoors in the cold climate for at least another couple of weeks. But this was 1940 and people did not understand such dangers. They thought once you recover, that was it - you are good to go.
You always know you're in for a wild ride whenever someone invokes Lemuria or Mu, its lost mountain outpost, and the rogue AI(s) still inhabiting it. I've always found it funny how trained archeologists do their level best to document the locations of lost but otherwise mundane civilizations or ruins and tell damn near anybody within ear shot about them. You know, so they don't get lost again. But when amateurs stumble over lost, hitherto unknown and damn near miraculous civilizations and/or their relics, they just seal the place back up and say: "Ah the hell with it." Real, real funny....
It has to do with money and tenure and status. If some nobody finds someth8ng tha5 doesn't match the story we've told everyone for years then it causes paradigm shifts that create problems to those in power/who hold the money for being the "most knowledgeable"
Qoh, Adams, I am so happy when I see in my notifications that you post!! I put all I was doing aside to enjoy listening your work of research, Always well done and Bias and factual. Thanks to be the voice of the persons who have dissappear in so stranges circumstances.. It s worthy know that the woods are the woods.... We cannot win at the end...Nature is wild.we Don t make the weight against mother Nature
Hey, Adam.. I do believe that there are no stupid ideas. Lol. Just lots of 💡 that flood in @ the same time!!.. Making a person try & get them all out @ once. Ha, ha.. This is one of my biggest problems. 🤪 Great hearing from you, no matter how long it has been. Good things come to those that wait. Take care & stay safe. 🦅
The whole disappearing humans and clothing/belongings showing up days later gives me "NOPE" vibes, where in that film, the UFO "abducting" people was actually an alien that "ate" people and spat out the non-organic stuff. The fact there's footage of a jellyfish creature over there only makes me more freaked out. In the words of the movie... NOPE!!!
People with autistic children should try to teach them that if they can't find mom or dad and are out in the trees, out of a tent, etc. to blow a whistle. Another good one is the child is afraid of strangers is to use a word that they associate with help or come here. Then the rescuers could use this to call out to them and they would acknowledge them. I would not use a standard word myself, I would use a word that only you would know to say to them that they would be safe. As mentioned, they are more susceptible to bad people with bad intentions! Disgusts me!!!
As kids, my parents took us camping often all over the US. When hiking or away from the campsite, they always had us wear whistles in case we got lost. The sound carries better than a child's voice. Plus you can lose your voice from yelling for help. Much easier to blow a whistle, even when you get tired.
@@GoodBoyOskie Agreed! I used this method before more advanced things came out. Now, I would definitely use that recco tape all over them. LOL I have also used a harness on them when they were very little as it only takes a seconds look away for them to be gone! I have tried to get zoos to adapt this policy as well to no avail to make it safe for adults, children and the animals. The parents want to be able to look around too, so having your child on a harness gives you that ability. The second it becomes taunt, or to lose, you know to look to see what thy are up to. It is not cruel, it is being a good parent in a community setting!
So I spent a few year in McCould. There some very strange and mysterious stuff the happen in the area. My step father told me some amazing stories. Here are two that were very cool. So one day while sitting at a diner in MT. Shasta city he heard a huge crash. Turning to look out side he seen and accident happen. One of his friends crash his car or van in to another truck head on. He jumped up and ran outside only to find nothing. No crash, in fact no one else seen anything. Later that night he learned his friend had a head on crash killing him in the same spot he seen it earlier. While out hunting early morning on the black fox mountain range. These strange lights red blue green purple were racing around in the woods while he was resting at the foot of a tree near an open field. These light were in the woods just 20 to 30 ft in the tree line. He said they looked like they were communicating and playing almost like tag. These red beams came from the sky above. He said they looked like lazers. Came down hitting and scanning the color lights. They all stopped moving. While being still they rose up into the air. In a big burst of light they vanished. He came home and told us this right after. As a kid off pilgrim creek road. There used to be another road I cant recall the name we would travel down to cut and load wood. There are skulls human skulls laying on the side of the road. Ive seen them with my own eyes. I was always curious about them. When I asked about them he told me never ever stop on that road. As a young man his car broke down there once. He heard voices and seen dark shadows moving through the trees. He said it most likely an Indian burial ground disturbed by the road being placed through it. The skulls he assumed that they were left as a warning not to stop on the road.
And the local police never investigated the skulls? Wtf? Lol Not saying i dont believe you,but just saying how are skulls laying around and nobody doing nothing?
@@mosthighlatin1537 Very small town and as Ive stated I believe it was an Indian burial ground. The road is old and this was in the early 90s in fact 89-94. They had the good ol' buddy system. Besides the place had stories of hauntings and cursed land. Would you go alone back then? During some summers Beetls the size of bats would swarm the town. Still one of the more ridiculous things I've seen. Not trying to change the subject but Ive never heard anyone mention that. There are so many stories I've heard. The things I've seen from pictures and museums over there. It does not surprise me this place is full of Mystery and even further mysterious going ons. The town is called McCloud California if you feel like looking it up. I remember not sure what year it was 92 94. But you could walk across the top of the snow to the roof of the house that we lived in. Used to think all those stories that Grandma and Grandpa told us were BS. But over there I feel like you could really walk up hill both ways to and from school. It's just a mysterious place. By the way I am going to also freely admit my stepfather had a strange connection to the other worldly he predicted the Los Angeles earthquake 2 days before it happened. I always used to think he was bullshitting until that happened. I've never seen anybody predict something with such accuracy.
@@dedhandbandit I wonder also of theres just feral people out there just hunting and messing with people and campers , that live out there in the deep woods?
The physical properties of that sphere reminded me of the description of the material found at the Roswell crash site, according to Major Jesse Marcel. 👀
Above certain elevations, it seems in these (still unfound) missing cases that above 12,000 ft, their stories & details become far stranger than in any other missing cases (imo). Is it the greater that people go in elevation, the higher chances of "high strangesness"? ( no pun intended).🤔
That's so interesting. I would love to know more. There is more to our world that we cannot understand. Much more going on than we know & it upsets me sometimes to think that I am unlikely to get a full explanation 🤔
The photos you use of thesnowy mountains look really scary to me, like giant cakes with powdered sugar on top.It looks lonely,spooky, and otherworldly.
I've heard when people are going through hypothermia sometimes there body temperature goes from hot to cold as our bodies are trying to fight back I feel like he himself took his clothes off due to hypothermia and confusion and probably passed away for those same reasons
The boy that disappeared Billy wouldn’t have been killed by animal as there would b blood at the scene & obvi animals don’t come back to leave clothes. Doubt it was human who took him either why bother to leave clothes abductor would have just taken him. Very sad & strange case! Thanks TM
I climbed Shasta 24 years ago with my uncle , I think he was searching for a portal door. That’s the same year 3 hikers climbed and fell down a cliff and died. A very mysterious mountain.
They often bring in dogs. Even with their sense of smell, it seems they often lose the scent suddenly in these odd disappearances. Which points to a person being taken somehow. Like lifted up and removed. Tracks just stop.
I lean towards foul play more often than not... but the idea that someone is not found in the wilderness isn't surprising. Woods and large bodies of water can swallow you up.
On the disappearance of Austin I do remember that I was living in Montgomery Creek California at that time and at that time a lot of people believed that he might have fell into the Creek because the water levels were high My aunt was the cook at the acorn cafe
I live here. There is many strange things that happen here. People from all over the world come to worship Alien 👽. People will be there one minute then gone. Very strange happening
Any enviroment can become deadly and dangerous, if you take it for granted. Respecting Nature, never going alone and having awareness when in Nature go a long way.
I camp out regularly by myself and have seen a few strange things including a spirit, ghost, apparition or whatever one would call it. It obviously wasn't an evil spirit because it caused me no harm. I guess that if someone is uncomfortable about going out alone then they shouldn't do it, but I go out and I'm sixty something years old now and I enjoy the peace and quiet. I do carry enough fire power for wherever I'm going though. Always better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Some people are apparently nervous by nature I guess.
@@anonone8954 We have a ranch in the Texas Hill Country where tribes made numerous encampments back in the day, probably because the Perdanales River runs right through the property and there are high cliffs, a perfect place to camp and have a vantage point where you can easily see and hear someone coming. There are also numerous animals, big cats, hogs, steers, and escaped exotics from the ranch next door. They stock strange animals from all over for hunters, and some of them ALWAYS get out. We always carry a rifle or gun, I've run into big antelope just walking around. I still think mountains are pretty hazardous. That doesn't mean weird things don't happen anywhere, I've had paranormal experiences at the ranch more than anywhere else, but so much has happened there, it's not surprising. I just don't feel comfortable around mountains or forests. I really like the big open land.
Mount Shasta is the present-day home of the Lemurians, their city of Telos inside/beneath the mountain. Read the possibly true story I Remember Lemuria Book by Richard S. Shaver. You may find yourself trecking Mount Shasta someday yourself. Will you be admitted to the city and never return?
I grew up up the Redding area. Spent a lot of time fishing, hiking and camping at places like Whiskeytown, Shasta Lake, Trinity River, Hat Creek Burney Falls, Fall River, Whitmore, Mineral, Upper Sac, Burney, McCloud, Mt Shasta, Pit River, Klamath River, Hoopa, Dunsmuir, Mt Shasta, Mt Lassen, Keswick, Igo, Shingletown, etc. I’ve experienced a few very strange incidents and fully back the strangeness of those areas. Personally, my strangest experiences were at the areas of the McCloud River Preserve, McCloud Falls (middle to upper), Little Castle Lake, Burney/Big Bend, and Panther Meadows.
Hey all, my bad for the long wait on this one, I started working on two videos at the same time which turned out to be a really stupid idea haha. This video actually featured on the channel years ago but was taken down within days, so barely anyone saw it. So, I've re-done bits and re-voiced most of it. The next video should be out next week.
Stay safe all and have a great weekend.
Narration Fantastic & Well Done!!!👍
I check, I check, O check and YAY! You do such an awesome job and have a full life outside of this! I'm just happy when you have the time to get one up.
Adam, Dearest,
You’re the only one who does these vids on the missing & i find some form of comfort from your voice ❣️ Everyone else, narrating the details are so matter of fact !! As if they are unaffected (except David Paulides) & could continue thru w/the bizarre facts all day -!!! Thank You for what you do & how you do it !!!
Thank You, very much! "Peace Be Still"! 😊😉
It's all good,now let's get bizarre!!!
I'm a local in Mount Shasta.... Good coverage. We just had another mountain biker disappear without a trace, his gear was found over the summer. Also thanks for getting the name right and correctly calling it Mount Shasta and not simply "shasta".
You got any interesting stories/experiences there, yourself? Would love to hear them, if so!
I live around Mt Shasta also. I can see it from my porch. It's a beautiful mountain but something is up with it.
I'm planning a mountain bike 🚳 trip to Shasta for next week, I'm going. From Humboldt.
Went on a truck trip in the Summer of 2004. Seeing parts of the West for the 1st time, was Awestruck, as I had never left the South. We came to a small truck stop outside of Weed, CA; parked facing one side of Mount Shasta. I Didn't Want To Leave! Was told from a worker at this stop that one person a year either goes missing or dies on this mountain. Is this true?! Would Love To Go Back One Day! 🤯😔🙂🥰
@@christopherclark9477 Hit up 8-mile!
I climb Mount Shasta every year. I’m not sure what draws me to the mountain. I feel a sense of spiritual enlightenment. Reaching the summit and coming back down feels so rewarding. There is a weird vibe up there. A type of “vortex” it doesn’t feel life threatening and maybe that’s the danger.
Even though I have gotten a weird feeling, I feel in touch with myself every time I’m out there. As you said a sense of spiritual enlightenment, I can’t wait to go back.
@@Erim89 I’m probably going to do the avalanche gulch route sometime late March
@@Foxyfreedom I’m hoping to get out to trinity next month. Just went last weekend with my daughter, The views Avalanche Gulch look amazing. Haven’t done that one myself.
@@Erim89 was thinking about going out to trinity to bag Thompson peak but it seems hard and I’m not in perfect shape
@@Foxyfreedom we only made it to the lower lake. It’s beautiful out there.
I'm a seasoned outdoorsman (bushcrafter, hunter, and fisherman) and I can tell you that there are some places in the woods that you don't want to go and you definitely don't want to camp in. There's more roaming around than most people are aware of.
Like what? Animals or dangerous wild men or bigfoots, etc?
I believe it.
Ok James so what’s the big secret then
James, whats the big secret fam
@@mosthighlatin1537 everything when you’re in these areas literary everything is against you
Paradoxical undressing is one thing.. but the fact that there's so many instances of people's clothes turning up in places ALREADY thoroughly searched.. often very close to the area they were last seen, is just... Freaking weird. That and people just disappearing off the trail/mountain without leaving any tracks in the snow/mud.. as if they were snatched straight out of the air is equally baffling. And there are so many instances of both.. Wtf is going on out there??
I feel that every time this happens, the person was murdered even when they can't find evidence of it.
@@zenhector ok. That's fair enough but murdered by what though? 🤔
@@zenhector Could be, except how often do murderers double back & sprinkle their victim’s clothing along cleared SAR grids?
@@zenhector ,
What about the people who are found alive? Did all of these people escape from their would-be murderer..... as well as forget the whole, entire ordeal immediately afterwards?
I'd love to hear any explanations you have for the 2/3 year old kids traveling incredible distances over rugged terrain.
Please explain....
@@mikedoyle2023 To me it has an alien component to it. What else but a superior intelligence could pull off these abductions and subsequent murder and eventual return, dead, alive or never seen again. Sometimes a piece of a skull is found years later or the abductee is placed somewhere in the search area or up a mountain. I swear whatever is doing this is toying with the S&R teams. Some believe it’s a demonic entity. To me given what happens to most victims it makes no difference if it’s demonic or alien. It’s probably one of the creepiest things I’ve learned ( missing 411 etc). Moth to a flame.
we live on a strange planet. We definitely dont even know 30% of whats really out there. A lot we don't know or understand about this world.
People don't get out like people use to. I guess people get caught in the rat race like I did and I'm too tired to do it now.
People need to get out and relax and enjoy more. We are taking nothing with us when we die.
I agree! I seen something in the woods by my parents a few years ago. (Ont Canada)
It was crazy! Not too many people believe me, I probably wouldn’t either, but I know what I saw.
I will never go back to that spot lol even though I wasn’t scared at the time, I still don’t want to take the chance of it happening again.
@@anonone8954 that’s why I tell my parents to have fun while being retired … don’t save your money for us, enjoy the rest of your lives. Go buy a boat or whatever and travel…
The Marina Trench and the Grand Canyon haven't been explored in All it's glory we don't know what is there
@@Jaker2123 Can you please tell me what you saw.... I promise I won't laugh at you I don't laugh at anything else I intend to take these things seriously 😳😒
Thanks!ur channel is top notch love it
I must have fallen asleep to this 4 times last night. Let's give it another go!!
Thanks
I will never stop being amazed at how some of these disappearances happen!!!
Learn all about Thunderbirds then you’ll understand how people can disappear without trace...
Exactly What I think, crazy
Came here asap. Thankyou for all of your effort and for sharing it with us💙
Idk how anyone could leave a "Dislike" response - your presentations are great, I always look forward to your uploads.
It’s because his voice and inflection are worthy of a brutal beating
Its his stupid voice.
How can you see if there are dislikes?
I agree 👍
You definitely seem like someone with the right heart and strength to work with children in a setting like that. Good work.
I agree with Mr Bulmer. Bravo sir!!!
I'm fascinated in awe about mount Shasta... All the obscure stories! Especially the robot Granny
Yeah and the kid talking about the old guns and antiques laying around were pretty amazing.
@@anonone8954 makes you wanna explore and find it 😂
@@truthhurts79 yes, I wish that I had the money to spend at least two weeks exploring around the hot spot areas of Mt Shasta. I've never been scared about going out in nature and exploring and enjoying it all though I do take a sizeable holster weapon when camping out. I'm sixty years old and have seen a few interesting things but nothing like a portal or spirit that you could communicate with.
I did see a ghost, spirit, apparition or whatever one chooses to call it one time. It obviously wasn't evil or demonic.
@@anonone8954 He also said that he saw a row of backpacks hanging on a wall and that they were all covered in dust. A 3year old can’t make up those things.
@@littleredwitch I totally agree.
I'm not the type person who doesn't believe what someone has experienced just because I've never experienced it.
I definitely believe that some people sense spirits more than others, some may never see or ever experience something of the supernatural or other worldly.
People should keep an open mind to those things that they know nothing of in my opinion.
Thanks!
Once I hear the wolf howl I know I'm in for a treat. Thanks' Adam.
In fact there are numerous lores about the hidden folk and or the invisible folk even the fairies and similar races entities not only in europe but throughout the entire planet from malaysia to the indigenous lore of americas
The fat guys with the big noses, I forget their name, but have a honeycomb hideout in tunnels throughout the mountain. Also isn't Shasta where the boy saw his grandma as a "robot" crazy stories.
That is the one.
Seems to me that most people don't want to believe in fantastic things. We live on a ball in the middle of something we barely have an understanding of, and we still think we're the most important beings going. We need to live as a human spices in peace before we'll be considered for a galactic partnership with any visitors. Terrestrial entities must just know how to hide from us blunderers. They smell and hear us coming a mile away, Peace everyone.
That's all fairy tales. They aren't real
@@nmgirard6276 yes it is!!! That was a bizarre case!
After brain surgery my body was around 33-34 degrees celsius for at least 2 days... Good thing i wasn't down to 32🙏😨
BTW, what cured my extreme depression was anti depressant and crossfit 3 times a week, one can not get rid of depression without physical training and that's a fact
Not a fact, just an anecdote, buddy.
Ive recently found your page and am ABSOLUTLY loving your content
Thank You 🇦🇺
There are so many strange disappearances in California , and not just national parks. You did a great job reporting on the missing . Thank you from , California.
Hey man, just want you to know that I dig your way..I think you are one of the "old timers" by now, yah ?! Soo, your commitment, your passion for the serious subject matter, and your inherent respect comes through..You clearly do your homework..Definitely one of the "Good Ones".., One of the "Real Ones".., So THANK YOU man.., for all you do..and for hangin tuff, and for sticking with it..I hope I am speaking for the Community when I say, We would hate to lose you..!! Peace, ✌🏻💀
Awesome channel! Thanks!
It's my birthday today... and I'm visiting mt. Shasta literally as I type this.. this place is one you really have to have respect for in so many ways😳😳🤯😵😭👀😲🤫
Happy B-day from the U.K 🇬🇧😁🍾🍹🤪🥴
Happy Birthday 🎂
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday from the East Coast! Be safe!
No way? Super odd but cool
Always excellent content and storytelling . big thumbs up
For the background music it's perfect for your storytelling.
Put your great Edge on the story's
I’m from Stockton California and people go missing all the time, it’s always been a rough city
Becuz Stockton is a trash city.
Don't compared stockton to Shasta
Yeah, people are tripping out about a handful of missing persons in the mountains. Go look at how many cases there are of people going missing without a trace in cities to really put it into perspective.
@@taitsmith8521 alot more than a "handful" of people go missing in the wilderness
@@mattjack3983 No it isn't. You need to learn to apply basic math skills to real world problems: Take the number of visitors to Yellowstone/ Yosemite/ other location in a given year and divide that into the number of people who went missing that year.
So , for Yellowstone, that's 1,000,000 divided by the number of missing people that year, which is never more than a handful ( literally 5, [five fingers]) and you have a percentage of 0.0005%.
0.0005% of tourists went missing in a year when 5 people went missing.
The author of 411 is just capitalizing on 70 years of cases, and presenting them to you en masse, so it seems more serious than it actually is.
@@taitsmith8521we can deduce that a good amount of missing people in cities are due to human trafficking. The cases of people who have hiked for their entire lives going missing is far more mysterious.
Sigh. Skel (skelamch) and Lao is a story about Mount Mazama which is now Crater Lake. Klamath folks speak the same language as the Modoc. But Modoc stories about Mt Shasta are a bit different, and the Karuk, Pit River, Wintu stories etc are also different. For Wintu they have sacred sites on that mountain that are all too often polluted by non-Native visitors that think nothing of trashing places it's sad.
Physical have proven that things are not static/stationary (read: "real") unless there is more than one human observing it. I know the forest can move as it pleases but beyond that I can only speculate about the magnetic anomalies maybe created by it being a volcano and the frequency/electric anomalies that can happen and how it could theoretically create a portal of sorts. We're getting very close to figuring this out scientifically but I think discounting our myths and legends have done a huge disservice to the field. Spiritual matters are scientific matters and based in reality every bit as much as dirt.
I have never heard of these folks! I’m definitely looking into them! Thank you. I love learning new things!
Also it is VERY sad! Humans are so ignorant, and arrogant.
Non-Native invaders trashed their whole country. Look how this nation is suffering because of the European conquerors.
I have personally seen multiple people letting their dogs bathe and swim in the sacred spring...
Great job.
Enjoyed this video very much.
Thanks for your hard work.
Love your accent.
Thanks for another brilliant episode 👍👍👍
Very good content and always well said Adam.. love your shows :)
The thing about antidepressants is that they're used for loads of different disorders. Anxiety is a common one. So you can't make guesses about him based on antidepressant use. I wonder if the gullibility issue has to do with difficulty making decisions on his own, which would make it hard for him to figure out what to do in a strange situation like being lost in the woods.
Survival instincts are very strong. They are intuitive. While our brains argue with themselves over the accuracy of our eyesight and weighs out “belief”, our hearts and bodies are already responding in ways with which we are not familiar and accustomed. Just one native woman’s opinion.
There are also various classes of antidepressant (SSRIs like fluoxetine/Prozac for example being far more common today than the more traditional tricyclics) as well as atypical antidepressants, which are sometimes prescribed to treat other conditions. Meds might only be an indicator of something, not confirmation of it, and even for some well-known drugs, we're still not 100% sure what happens in the brain to cause certain effects in certain ways.
Exactly. SSRIs, SNRIs, NSAIDs, dopaminergics, antipsychotics, etc, are prescribed for depression.
Hell, people are prescribed Depakote, Risperdal, Seroquel, etc as.mood stabilizers. Those will do a number on anyone.
_Most people who are depressed and medicated do not have Major Depressive Disorder.
Episodic depression is the vast majority of diagnosed depression, and treated with antidepressants. There's a very important differentiation that should have been made here._
Many of us can think of a number of mood and/or behavioral disorders which could make gullibility and confusion common symptoms.
Also betting dad didn't fully know or appreciate the his son's diagnosis: and that more meds were involved which dad didn't understand.
It seems these reports (especially the Missing 411 cased) are packed with vagueness and too much room for guessing when the smallest bit of info could be huge.
Thanks Adam, another great vid! ✌&❤
Everyone take a shot 🍸 when you here the word hypothermia, you won't make it 10 mins into the video. 😂
These are the disappearances that im most intrigued about. Mt Shasta. Because. There is no dense trees and a no trail that u can lose easily. This is seriously a very clear mountain and u either go up. Or down. Hmmm I loved this video. Keep it up. Can’t wait for more
Avalanches are serious danger a lot of people seem to ignore, there are also bergschrund, while not deep, can easily swallow a person whole. Good luck finding anyone who fall into one of those. Mt Shasta isn't Annapurna, but it's also not Griffith Park, people get hurt and killed here all the time because they underestimate the natural dangers.
@@wilm2109 interesting. I have never heard of this
@@angela3524 I climbed Shasta via North Side back in 2020. Mt Shasta isn't a very technical climb, especially the the most popular route, via the gulch, but like every other 14'er in the California/Sierras, one must come prepared and with the know-how, especially in the Winter/off season. I read so many reports of inexperienced or unlucky hikers/climbers getting lost, injured, and killed each year.
@@wilm2109 and these hikers. Are you referring to your previous content? As in. They got lost/injured/died due to bergschrund? I did look into those after your last comment. And that’s a very high probability and I’ve never heard anyone who tells these stories or looks into them consider this as an option. Or at least don’t mention it. Do you know that would be?
You always hear that they only looked away for a few minutes, or were gone for only a few minutes and the person disappeared. You have to wonder how long it really was when the person was last seen?
Some of them were only seconds! You have to listen to Dave Polidas? He's explained how a person is in front of another , turns a bend, the other is right behind them! Like two seconds later they turn that bend and their friend is gone!
Thunderbirds are swift, silent and deadly and they seldom get seen abducting people.. from above they can tell when people have their backs turned
@@nicholaswilliams4336 Thank you for explaining. I dont know anything about thunderbirds? I've never lived in the Southern west US. However, I do know alot about owls and some of them have wing spans over 7 feet and could easily swoop down catching a small child. However, they are nocturnal hunters and their talons are quite sharp.
I will look up Thunderbird? Have any children or small adults disappeared where a Thunderbird could have taken the missing? Do they hunt during daytime hours?
They are mainly nocturnal although attacks on people usually begin mid afternoon onwards, they can be all sorts of sizes not all of them are giants, but the giant ones are very impressive ( wingspans up to 60 feet ) Have a look at the Crosby Grace Travel Guide for 1st timers to Yosemite National Park.. right at the beginning... a huge black Thunderbird with a 20 ft span
Personally I think they’re behind 70% of all missing hikers and hunters, they hunt people in the same way as Lions hunt Buffolo thinning the herd... the young, the old, weak, injured and especially people on their own... this is where the saying.. don’t be last man in line stems from !
Interesting! I moved to Red Bluff at the end of the Summer of 1983 and lived there until the end of the Summer of 1991. I heard strange stories about Mt. Shasta. The there was an ancient Tribe of Indiginous People living inside the Volcano and never to bother them? Meaning it wasn't wise to climb to the summit.
I traveled everywhere around Mt. Lassen, and there are some places that are downright creepy! For years Calif. Road crews worked on HWY 36 causing delays where the traffic would be stopped for up to two hours before they'd let ten cars pass! Not like today, where, yes things are slow and it's stop and go, but this was rediculous? Before the small town of Minden was a place called Dale's Station, prior to this was a gap in the base of the Mountain. At night deep in this gap there were lights emanating from the bottom. A blueish white glow. My husband and I were pretty curious so we pulled over to check it out? We heard rumors that the Government had a secret facility in the Mountain? Like a bio weapons plant, or some wonky research was going on? So we hiked down in the pitch darkness through scrub brush, poison oak and manzanita to see for ourselves? And there was a chain linked fence! And blue running lights on both sides of a " narrow landing strip"! And then a bright flood light switched on the canyon wall! And we ducked holding our breath! I thought I was going to pee my pants!
Not a freaking noise, not an owl, or cricket! The silence made it all worse?
He asked," you think they're hiding aliens from area 51 in there"?
I started goggling...then laughing... and you know when you're supposed to be quiet and someone laughs even when it isn't funny? You just can't help but laugh? I got up and ran back up the hill all the way to the car!
Like what if someone was there? We didn't tresspass?
It was probably some eccentric persons driveway?
And a motion sensor light.
But what a trip! The gossip that spread about these lights?
And I was thinking maybe we would find out if Tom Selleck really built a house outside of Red Bluff? 😆 LOL
As if these situations aren't unsettling enough, the fact that days later clothing is found in a place that's already been searched just really doesn't sit well with me.
I’ve made a spot in mount Shasta city before to do laundry at their local laundry mat a few years back. The amount of missing person posters at the laundry mat were crazy. There’s missing person posters from the 80s that still hung in there. The type that have the phone numbers written on the bottom of the poster and it’s been cut in strips so you can pull one off to have the phone number. Finished my laundry and got out quick!
"IT hasta be Shasta!." Another excellent video Adam. What was it about 1999? I think every SAR team from Tahoe to Mt Baker, in the Cascades was worn thin that year. Hope you and yours are doing well.
I grew up in baker still remember that year I was up at the ski area and the snow was 2 school busses hi now I live in Shasta this winter feeling pretty snowy to me
There are sooo many mysterious and totally baffling stories of children and adults alike going missing under bizarre circumstances. Many of the cases occurring in clusters, often located in or near the National Park system. I think the phenomenon would have gone unnoticed without the amazing work of David Paulides,author of “Missing 411”. He never speculates on what he believes to be the cause of these strange cases, he just lays out the facts and allows the reader to come to their own conclusions.
That’s because the stimulation is in the mystery and not in the revaluation... The stimulation is what sells books, basically he’s selling the world a lie , cos he makes no attempt to answer these mysteries... you don’t handle caseloads as he does without having an idea bout what’s going on
Very interesting and well done! I love your content!
Thanks for the videos!
Considering that all of these disappearances seem to involve traces of the missing in close proximity to their last known whereabouts maybe people in general simply suck at searching.
I’ve had stage 1 hypothermia a few times and seriously it feels like having a fever. If he was still recovering from the flu he may have just thought it was still the flu
I was born and raised in Redding. In the case of Austin it stated he lived in Montgomery Creek which is around 40 to 50 miles east of Redding where it's stated he was Going to the Redding skate park. He definitely wouldn't have been walking or driving if the weather was so bad they had to cancel a vacation because of it. His tracks were found ending at the river and if the terrain was so rugged that law enforcement couldn't gain access then to me it sounds like he was upset, took off or ran away and possibly either fell or willingly ended up in the river which would sweep him away and hypothermia took over. The whole turn of events sound a little fishy.
I lived in that area briefly in 1997..it's gorgeous there..but very very strange things do go on in that area. Having it been my first time in California back then.. everything going on there(back then) that is, I've seen quite a lot of things I wish I hadn't witnessed
Like what? 💀
@@CharlieHorse4363 witchy stuff
If you dare..go see for yourself
@@kristyderringer946 like a lot of satanists?
@@gtg488w yes
It's Mount Lass-in my grandma lived about 10 to 15 miles from in in Lake Almanor or Chester Ca.. it's a gorgeous place abut it still has snow on the top mostly year round, it's a very dense forest, I remember visiting there once when there was still snow on the ground in June. It's an easy place to get lost
Something happens in the forest & that is science. It's like so much of greenery into our vision that the brain gets lost actually.
I’m from Redding! Right on mount Shasta’s doorstep. Loved the video 👍🏼
I'm new to Redding I'm from Pa so to see Mount Shasta from a distance is a sight I have never experienced before it's a beautiful thing on top of that all the mystery ...wow
How bizarre! 🤔 I believe young Billy unfortunately met foul play. I find it hard to believe that he wondered away while still recovering from the flu. He should not have been out there in those cold temps either. There were friends & family there, but no one was out doors with him? No one kept an eye on him, knowing he was recovering from illness. Poor boy. 😥
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I just made a new friend who lives right near Mt. Shasta. She said I and my friends can stay at her place as long as don't expect her to entertain us... She's kind of a recluse. I've always wanted to explore that area. A friend gave me a book about Mt. Shasta and in it there was a chapter about a hippie lady who stayed on the mountain apparently quite a bit back in the day. The funny thing was, I knew this woman back in the Haight Ashbury in San Francisco. She called herself "Cosmic Lady" and wore rainbow clothes. She always declared "The rent on the planet is due". And here a whole chapter about her was featured in this book!
Sweet thank u I just love your shows
Thanks Adam 🙏
In the case of little Billy, after recovering from influenza, his body would be in a weakened state and he really should not had been allowed outdoors in the cold climate for at least another couple of weeks. But this was 1940 and people did not understand such dangers. They thought once you recover, that was it - you are good to go.
Your lack of education is appalling.
The black amorphous spot in the intro is rad Adam!
Was starting to miss your videos.
Thanks. 🖖👽🇸🇪
I really enjoyed this Thank You
The first case is the absolute best case to show to people you're trying to wake up too this 411 situation... Am I wrong?
I just like the word Shasta. Anyone else used to drink it back in the day?? Ooo it was good!
Shasta soda?! 🙏🏻
@@serenitystars8839 yeah!
YES, Shasta cola 🥤
Dude! Audio sounds great! Did you get new equipment?
You always know you're in for a wild ride whenever someone invokes Lemuria or Mu, its lost mountain outpost, and the rogue AI(s) still inhabiting it. I've always found it funny how trained archeologists do their level best to document the locations of lost but otherwise mundane civilizations or ruins and tell damn near anybody within ear shot about them. You know, so they don't get lost again. But when amateurs stumble over lost, hitherto unknown and damn near miraculous civilizations and/or their relics, they just seal the place back up and say: "Ah the hell with it." Real, real funny....
It has to do with money and tenure and status. If some nobody finds someth8ng tha5 doesn't match the story we've told everyone for years then it causes paradigm shifts that create problems to those in power/who hold the money for being the "most knowledgeable"
Qoh, Adams, I am so happy when I see in my notifications that you post!! I put all I was doing aside to enjoy listening your work of research,
Always well done and Bias and factual.
Thanks to be the voice of the persons who have dissappear in so stranges circumstances..
It s worthy know that the woods are the woods....
We cannot win at the end...Nature is wild.we Don t make the weight against mother Nature
Excellent thank you 👍😀
Hey, Adam.. I do believe that there are no stupid ideas. Lol. Just lots of 💡 that flood in @ the same time!!.. Making a person try & get them all out @ once.
Ha, ha.. This is one of my biggest problems. 🤪
Great hearing from you, no matter how long it has been.
Good things come to those that wait.
Take care & stay safe. 🦅
Very interesting, thank you! Just FYI, TM, Lassen is pronounced with the emphasis on the first syllable, LAS-sen.
So Lássen
Thanks 👍😘🇸🇪
The whole disappearing humans and clothing/belongings showing up days later gives me "NOPE" vibes, where in that film, the UFO "abducting" people was actually an alien that "ate" people and spat out the non-organic stuff. The fact there's footage of a jellyfish creature over there only makes me more freaked out. In the words of the movie... NOPE!!!
My favorite soda brand too "Shasta cola"
lmao I was just thinking about that 😀
Tiki punch?
People with autistic children should try to teach them that if they can't find mom or dad and are out in the trees, out of a tent, etc. to blow a whistle. Another good one is the child is afraid of strangers is to use a word that they associate with help or come here. Then the rescuers could use this to call out to them and they would acknowledge them. I would not use a standard word myself, I would use a word that only you would know to say to them that they would be safe. As mentioned, they are more susceptible to bad people with bad intentions! Disgusts me!!!
As kids, my parents took us camping often all over the US. When hiking or away from the campsite, they always had us wear whistles in case we got lost. The sound carries better than a child's voice. Plus you can lose your voice from yelling for help. Much easier to blow a whistle, even when you get tired.
@@GoodBoyOskie Agreed! I used this method before more advanced things came out. Now, I would definitely use that recco tape all over them. LOL
I have also used a harness on them when they were very little as it only takes a seconds look away for them to be gone! I have tried to get zoos to adapt this policy as well to no avail to make it safe for adults, children and the animals. The parents want to be able to look around too, so having your child on a harness gives you that ability. The second it becomes taunt, or to lose, you know to look to see what thy are up to.
It is not cruel, it is being a good parent in a community setting!
Yo, how ya been. Was starting to wonder if u were done posting
I Love your videos, so interesting and fascinating! Thank You! Peace! And "Peace Be Still"!😄😉 Say to yourself, "Peace Be Still"!
So I spent a few year in McCould. There some very strange and mysterious stuff the happen in the area. My step father told me some amazing stories. Here are two that were very cool.
So one day while sitting at a diner in MT. Shasta city he heard a huge crash. Turning to look out side he seen and accident happen. One of his friends crash his car or van in to another truck head on. He jumped up and ran outside only to find nothing. No crash, in fact no one else seen anything. Later that night he learned his friend had a head on crash killing him in the same spot he seen it earlier.
While out hunting early morning on the black fox mountain range. These strange lights red blue green purple were racing around in the woods while he was resting at the foot of a tree near an open field. These light were in the woods just 20 to 30 ft in the tree line. He said they looked like they were communicating and playing almost like tag. These red beams came from the sky above. He said they looked like lazers. Came down hitting and scanning the color lights. They all stopped moving. While being still they rose up into the air. In a big burst of light they vanished. He came home and told us this right after.
As a kid off pilgrim creek road. There used to be another road I cant recall the name we would travel down to cut and load wood. There are skulls human skulls laying on the side of the road. Ive seen them with my own eyes. I was always curious about them. When I asked about them he told me never ever stop on that road. As a young man his car broke down there once. He heard voices and seen dark shadows moving through the trees. He said it most likely an Indian burial ground disturbed by the road being placed through it. The skulls he assumed that they were left as a warning not to stop on the road.
And the local police never investigated the skulls? Wtf? Lol Not saying i dont believe you,but just saying how are skulls laying around and nobody doing nothing?
@@mosthighlatin1537 Very small town and as Ive stated I believe it was an Indian burial ground. The road is old and this was in the early 90s in fact 89-94. They had the good ol' buddy system. Besides the place had stories of hauntings and cursed land. Would you go alone back then?
During some summers Beetls the size of bats would swarm the town. Still one of the more ridiculous things I've seen. Not trying to change the subject but Ive never heard anyone mention that. There are so many stories I've heard. The things I've seen from pictures and museums over there. It does not surprise me this place is full of Mystery and even further mysterious going ons. The town is called McCloud California if you feel like looking it up. I remember not sure what year it was 92 94. But you could walk across the top of the snow to the roof of the house that we lived in. Used to think all those stories that Grandma and Grandpa told us were BS. But over there I feel like you could really walk up hill both ways to and from school. It's just a mysterious place. By the way I am going to also freely admit my stepfather had a strange connection to the other worldly he predicted the Los Angeles earthquake 2 days before it happened. I always used to think he was bullshitting until that happened. I've never seen anybody predict something with such accuracy.
@@dedhandbandit oh wow,, yeah some places are just mysterious in nature and unexpliained. And no i would not go back there alone! Lol
@@mosthighlatin1537 I would go back there just not during the night time and I would stay in my vehicle 100%
@@dedhandbandit I wonder also of theres just feral people out there just hunting and messing with people and campers , that live out there in the deep woods?
Bit late been busy but Hey Adam! Thank you, I hope you are well?😊👍👏❤️
Where you from, your accent, and the way you talk are perfect for describing these mysteries
The physical properties of that sphere reminded me of the description of the material found at the Roswell crash site, according to Major Jesse Marcel. 👀
This was so great I love your Channel
Friday evening mystery!!
Thanks Adam
Used to live in Northern California and visited Shasta on several occasions. There's certainly something about being on that mountain that's unique.
Above certain elevations, it seems in these (still unfound) missing cases that above 12,000 ft, their stories & details become far stranger than in any other missing cases (imo). Is it the greater that people go in elevation, the higher chances of "high strangesness"? ( no pun intended).🤔
Good catch. Now that you've pointed that out, I think so too. Interesting.
That's so interesting.
I would love to know more. There is more to our world that we cannot understand. Much more going on than we know & it upsets me sometimes to think that I am unlikely to get a full explanation 🤔
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I have read many natives have warned about not going above the tree line at these places where many missing people cases are located
@@corypeacock556 Because "forest people" often travel along the ridge lines.
The photos you use of thesnowy mountains look really scary to me, like giant cakes with powdered sugar on top.It looks lonely,spooky, and otherworldly.
Yay! This is gonna be good. Thank you for the bedtime fuel. ❤
Love your channel. 💞
Fascinating.....
I’d like a follow up on the Casey Hataway case.
Friday and Your Channel💙🎆✨
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I've heard when people are going through hypothermia sometimes there body temperature goes from hot to cold as our bodies are trying to fight back I feel like he himself took his clothes off due to hypothermia and confusion and probably passed away for those same reasons
THEIR! No excuse for illiteracy.
Mount Lassen. Rhymes with passin'
I was like… wtf is Mount La Senn
The boy that disappeared Billy wouldn’t have been killed by animal as there would b blood at the scene & obvi animals don’t come back to leave clothes. Doubt it was human who took him either why bother to leave clothes abductor would have just taken him. Very sad & strange case! Thanks TM
One never knows everything for sure. Very interesting!
I may have found some of the Coleman’s camping gear in my garage 😳!
I climbed Shasta 24 years ago with my uncle , I think he was searching for a portal door. That’s the same year 3 hikers climbed and fell down a cliff and died. A very mysterious mountain.
Honestly, I'm starting to think volunteer searchers are just really really bad at searching.
They often bring in dogs. Even with their sense of smell, it seems they often lose the scent suddenly in these odd disappearances. Which points to a person being taken somehow. Like lifted up and removed. Tracks just stop.
I lean towards foul play more often than not... but the idea that someone is not found in the wilderness isn't surprising. Woods and large bodies of water can swallow you up.
No they can’t its what’s in them that does the swallowing
Literally.
Lot's if animals also
Austin’s story just seems so very heartbreaking, especially after the death of his mother. I feel terribly for his father.
Thanks youngster !
On the disappearance of Austin I do remember that I was living in Montgomery Creek California at that time and at that time a lot of people believed that he might have fell into the Creek because the water levels were high My aunt was the cook at the acorn cafe
I learned to skateboard at the acorn Cafe after school at Montgomery creek
I live here. There is many strange things that happen here. People from all over the world come to worship Alien 👽. People will be there one minute then gone. Very strange happening
All mountains are dangerous, but Shasta is the worst. It's not magical, it's deadly...
I live here and its only deadly if you are out of your element.
It's both...
Any enviroment can become deadly and dangerous, if you take it for granted. Respecting Nature, never going alone and having awareness when in Nature go a long way.
I camp out regularly by myself and have seen a few strange things including a spirit, ghost, apparition or whatever one would call it. It obviously wasn't an evil spirit because it caused me no harm.
I guess that if someone is uncomfortable about going out alone then they shouldn't do it, but I go out and I'm sixty something years old now and I enjoy the peace and quiet. I do carry enough fire power for wherever I'm going though.
Always better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Some people are apparently nervous by nature I guess.
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We have a ranch in the Texas Hill Country where tribes made numerous encampments back in the day, probably because the Perdanales River runs right through the property and there are high cliffs, a perfect place to camp and have a vantage point where you can easily see and hear someone coming. There are also numerous animals, big cats, hogs, steers, and escaped exotics from the ranch next door. They stock strange animals from all over for hunters, and some of them ALWAYS get out. We always carry a rifle or gun, I've run into big antelope just walking around. I still think mountains are pretty hazardous. That doesn't mean weird things don't happen anywhere, I've had paranormal experiences at the ranch more than anywhere else, but so much has happened there, it's not surprising. I just don't feel comfortable around mountains or forests. I really like the big open land.
Nobody cares about what the UK health department thinks
Mount Shasta is the present-day home of the Lemurians, their city of Telos inside/beneath the mountain. Read the possibly true story I Remember Lemuria Book by Richard S. Shaver. You may find yourself trecking Mount Shasta someday yourself. Will you be admitted to the city and never return?
Do you think that’s a good thing or bad ?
@@gtg488w It's up to each individual whether it is or is not, good or bad and if one accepts it or not. What do you think and why ?
I grew up up the Redding area. Spent a lot of time fishing, hiking and camping at places like Whiskeytown, Shasta Lake, Trinity River, Hat Creek Burney Falls, Fall River, Whitmore, Mineral, Upper Sac, Burney, McCloud, Mt Shasta, Pit River, Klamath River, Hoopa, Dunsmuir, Mt Shasta, Mt Lassen, Keswick, Igo, Shingletown, etc. I’ve experienced a few very strange incidents and fully back the strangeness of those areas. Personally, my strangest experiences were at the areas of the McCloud River Preserve, McCloud Falls (middle to upper), Little Castle Lake, Burney/Big Bend, and Panther Meadows.