where is jesse galganov? | hiker missing in the mountains
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2019
- jesse galganov wanted to see the world before he began medical school. his adventurous spirit lead him to attempt to hike the santa cruz treck in peru. jesse started his hike, but never finished it, disappearing somewhere along the way. despite his family's extensive efforts, they are left only with questions about what became of jesse.
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As someone who lives in the Andes Mountains, I can attest to the fact that far too many tourists ignore the effects of high altitude.
Fidneus Diller I agree, he just didn’t have the experience to know the warning signs and I firmly believe lack of experience is what kills many adventurers
Doesn’t excuse the government or park services lying
Like those at the Dylatov pass. That's got Alot to do with Altitude and delerium...
Mark Campbell 😕
@@julz3tt3 can you blame altitude to had killed those 9 hikers? It's a weird case and I dont think high altitude could explain a MISSING TONGUE!
I have a son about the same age. No matter how old your kids get, they are still your baby. This poor woman.
Missy Cabic His mom looks heartbroken, devastated.
So true. My sons are 34 and 35 but I still check on them every day. They sometimes get annoyed, but I don’t care. I love them. My condolences to his dear parents, and family. Nothing worse than not knowing where your child is. God Bless.
M.r. Moon calm down.
My son is 28 but doesn't want me to crowd him so unfortunately I only get to see him for a visit about once every 6 weeks or so and he only seems to text me when he wants something but hey I'll take whatever I can get because its better than nothing at all.
@@sparkytoday8455 every day on mid-30's men? That's not normal
he's probably laying 50 yards off the trail
How do you know?
Here For the ride It is a good guess if you watch videos like this about disappearances in the National Parks.
xc5647321 xc5647321 I have been watching those too!
xc5647321 xc5647321 I think it is a little of both.
@xc5647321 xc5647321 the "theory" of him succumbing to the elements is not only such but a hypothesised one, meaning it is a reasonable and educational answer that takes the circumstances and evidence into consideration. What do you have to back up YOUR theory of abduction with malicious intent? Nothing. Not only that but laughable at best.
SO sad. He's dead on the mountain somewhere.
Oh thank God. We have too many citidiots shitting up the mountains already
I believed this man died, sad. Do not hike in strange places alone.
Ha leah right dont hike alone allways go with friends. 💜
@@annmariesabatino2824 This is true.
Do not hike alone PERIOD. Bring a friend, bring a trusted guide, but anytime you go on a hike something bad can happen. Maybe you fall, maybe an animal doesn't want you there and goes after you and you get hurt. There are too many reasons that having someone with you is the best way to prevent something from happening to you causing you to disappear. There's safety in numbers.
TheDodicat absolutely
@TheDodicat ha maybe thats what happend but i dont think so 🖐
I hope one day we will know what happened to Jesse. He looks like such a kind person. I can't help but feel like he did succumb to altitude sickness. I agree with another commenter that no one should hike alone; it's so easy for things to turn south... Thanks for another great video. Keep up the awesome work.
Me too. I hope they find him maybe he wanted to go other parts of the world i hope that what happend too him💜
@@gsfbffxpdhhdf7043 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
@@gsfbffxpdhhdf7043 You will reap what you sow black babies that!
This is what happen to Jasse the Solo risk happy hiking
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Meh. Hes obviously not that bright. Pre-med yet unprepared.
People die every day. I feel worse for children dying from cancer or warzones. Not idiotic men who deliberately seek out danger and die from their own stupidity.
Bless this mother, to have such a special son and to lose him so horribly.
he is no more special than most others.
Off topic: thank you heavy casefiles for the low key and low volume background music. It's a VERY pleasant change from most YT channels that use music that is totally inappropriate or so loud it's hard to hear the narration, or both.
It's kinda the "icing on the cake" for an already excellent video.
I D-O love the low key voice and background music that this video channel uses...I think it's so much more respectful in the way that the cases are presented as opposed to other channels.
Its so true
Yes! Yes! Yes!. Other videos are ruined by loud music, soft is good
With no music, it would be even better.
I don’t think there was any foul play in his disappearance just human error unfortunately.
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Gizziiusa : damn. Thanks 🙏🏻 for the youtube clip.
@@chd1694 sure. watch the movie if you havent. i really enjoyed it. very suspenseful.
@@Gizziiusa this movie is about this guy's disappearance?
Wouldn't the remains should have been discovered by now?
Why did so many people see him in obvious distress & do nothing to help? I understand that the French hikers stayed w/him long enough to see him improve, but what about the others that saw him in worse condition & they just carried out?
Unfortunately most people are too stubborn to accept help and will just say that they are fine. The other hikers should have reported it to the park rangers, but who knows how they would handle it in another country. And maybe someone did report it, it sounds like the people working in the park are lazy and careless :(
Agreed. Somebody should have reported it. Called in for assistance and supplies. Why don’t people do this for each other? Jeez.
Sadly humans are for the most part selfish and uncaring. Maybe in their heads, since he didn't seem near death, they thought he would recover after some rest and drinking some water. It upsets me that noone helped him! In other cases people saw someone in distress or in a suspicious situation but then went on without helping. We should become better and more caring beings!
Absolutely
Maybe this is just because I have such a problem with my empathy winning over my logic, but i would have been pretty insistent that he should stay with us until we got him to someone that could help. That said, if he was being followed he may have tried to distance himself to not get anyone else involved or into a similar situation he was in. The hardest thing is that it's just so hard to know.
Jesse was a brilliant young man but he didn't prepare correctly for that hike. No guide, wasn't aware of altitude sickness ?
Going alone is not always wise. This is one of those unfortunate outcomes. Sad.
Absolutely. There are far too many people across the world who overestimate their own abilities and preparations, but also underestimate the difficulties of the wild. It's an awfully dangerous combination.
Yes, sadly, exactly.
The Andes are a rugged mountain range. Not the highest but very steep and rugged.
I agree he most likely overestimated his ability and also wanted to save money by not taking any guides........ usually backpackers are pretty careful about spending too much ( beside on booze, cigs and mary j ha ha )....
Sometimes the brilliant forget they are also mistake prone, like the least of us. Experience trumps mentality every time.
wow 2 million dollars in search efforts? 500 grand in reward money? My parents wouldn`t have sprung for flashlight batteries to look for me
I guess I was a lucky mother. The taxi driver made sure he contacted me. Thank you California people.
Cathy Larson, learn what life is. We love, we loose sometimes. There must be deeper issues with you. God bless you.
cathy Larson don’t be so angry. We are all on this earth for a reason. I did have a son that died. That is why I was so happy someone saved my son. The older one passed. It hurt so bad. I got the other one back home, he is here with me now and we are good.
cathy Larson , it is not about women keeping our legs closed. We were in love with the fathers of our children. What happens after at times is not what we ever thought would happen. We want the best for our kids. Even if the father leaves, we are there for our kids. Do not make yourself and kids victims. I am a CPA, work for a big firm ., I will make sure my kids have a future, I will not wait for their father to. I am not a victim.
Awwww... that's horrible. Rich families here we're talking about.
I was in touch with his mother a few months ago ... I was never able to go forward with an episode because at the time my computer broke then a week later my laptop got stolen. I am so glad you covered his story!!! You do GREAT work. If you ever want to collab I'm in West Tennessee!
And you have a new sub! Love your uploads. Love the missing 411. That's how I became hooked on heavy case files. I've done a lot of research and am so intrigued by these stories. Detective work is in my genes. I have several close relatives in the police dept along with friends now that I'm older. Love listening and trying to put 2 and 2 together on cases.
Also, sorry about your string of bad luck with computers and uploading your content. Hope they catch who did it and if you know I pray for a great outcome or that it was a great outcome. Anyways, I'm finished rambling hahaha. Carry on. I'll be binge watching your channel next haha
Darn ..too much 411 stuff for me ..but goodluck..originally is celebrated
I just subscribed too!
Very sad ...very very sad ......,
What up Memphis?! 😍
I've been to Huaraz before and done trekking in the Cordillera Blanca region, Huascaran national park. Although the altitude isn't as high as other place's I've visited, The Andean terrain is VERY rugged, Very sharp ascents and descents and a good amount of switchbacks. This can ultimately result in a very rapid onset of Altitude sickness, even at lower elevations... Many people I passed were evidently struggling on the trails. I'm an experienced high altitude hiker so I usually never have any issues. But people attempt this trek with 0 experience.. This is not a beginners introduction into altitude hiking let me tell you that, and especially not without a guide who can monitor and educate you.... Early symptoms such as headache and extreme thirst should not be ignored, as continuing to ascend will result in a degradation of cognitive state. The body is put into a hypoxic state and Delirium, confusion follows, that in itself is dangerous enough. I believe this guy didn't respect his symptoms and then it reached a point of no return. He most likely became incredibly confused and wandered off the trail, got lost and eventually succumbed to the elements, or potentially fell to his death. it's quite sad, but it highlights the need for foreign travellers to do their due diligence when visiting very different parts of the world.
Just pouring tears!! To find out a son was sick and alone WOULD JUST KILL A MOTHER. And God bless his wonderful dad, too. They need to make cell phones locatable even if they're off.
I was thinking the same thing. To know my son was confused, ill and alone would just tear me apart. I'm sure he is in a better place but her torment will go on.
@@squirrellygirl8326 I love your name. I was so doting, my son probably calls me by the same name. :). The man knew he was sick the first time so I imagine he just laid down to rest and the body can't survive long without water. Did those last people even tell the authorities that someone was sick on the trail?? Not that it sounded like they would've given a rat's a--. Just heartbreaking. I would just want his body to be home. For a mother, even if he's dead, he's still all alone out there. They need to make cell phones locatable. They're metal. They have wires. Like maybe a giant aerial metal detector. Gosh, this story just really got to me.
And knowing my son made such bad decisions that it was preventable or if hes that sick maybe he planned to kill himself ..
@@happyhappyjoyjoy2154 That's the silliest thing I've ever heard. Let's see....I want to commit suicide....so first I'll fly to Peru......
ahhh, you need to shed tears for other more legit stuff. dont shed tears for this bloke.
This is so sad. Just like swimming, never do it alone. My heart goes out to his family.
That is interesting, I've never heard that before.... never go swimming alone. But I will be taking heed.
his mommy must be so heart broke. my mother would die of a brokejn heart if i went missing and entertaining the idea kills me inside... a mothers love is so sacred..
Yes I agree with you. Would never ever go swimming alone. Our family is avid swimmers for our whole lives and this Summer's been hot and we live near a giant Lake. It is summer I've sat at the lake and enjoy the view and watching campers with children playing but never do I swim alone.
Donna you need to live a little. I can see in the ocean where there is riptides but if you're a strong swimmer I thinks its ok lol. And if you drown in an inch of water oh well survival of the fittest.
@@personincognito3989 that's honestly pretty sad
So let me get this straight. He clearly was getting ill from the altitude, but decided to keep going higher and continue his Trek??? After the night with the French hikers he should have descended.
Yes, unfortunately Altitude Sickness can alter your thinking. =/
Yeah he kept ON going and WITHOUT WATER
He wanted to finishm
He was in distress, not thinking straight.
Altitude sickness gives you hypoxia where you have poor decision-making you can have hallucinations so your reasoning skills are gone, maybe he insisted on continuing. But at the same time I would have insisted he came down in altitude with me and left the trail
I understand the father who clings onto the abduction theory.
But in the real world we all know that we are dealing with an unfortunate hiking tragedy. Lacking preparation, witnesses who saw him completely exhausted and drained... I mean come on.
ang Dalubhasa For what reason? Not to mention multiple witnesses who never interacted with one another confirming that he looked incredibly sick throughout his hike.
He's so lucky to be such a well -loved young man, with a family prepared to go to any lengths to try to trace his whereabouts.
ok but who just leaves a lone man on a trail where he is visibly stuggling/ill?! even if he was too "prideful" to accept help, I would force him to stay with me and my friend while someone gets help :( be safe everyone♡
If you force someone to stay with you, that's kidnapping and illegal. It's easy to say "I would have did this" or "I would have done that" now that we know what happened (he is probably dead). But he said he was fine, looked OK, and you can't force an adult to do anything they don't want to because that's illegal. Poor young man was just unprepared and thought he could do it alone, when it turned out he couldn't, unfortunately.
@@bettywith2girls kidnapping is a big word. But you are right about it being easy to say what I would of done in a situation I've never been in.
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That's so sad 😞 I think Jesse probably couldn't combat his illness and died eventually. Maybe wild animals ate his body and carried his belongings away. It's so sad that all that could have been prevented if he had a guide and was better prepared! Hope his remains are found so his family can get some peace!
Or another human came across his body and just stole his backpack. Peru is a very poor country, so poor that many children eat sand, all that expensive equipment could feed a family for several months there.
@@WhitneyDahlin poor people go that high?
If that were the case, at least some of his belongings would have been found. Animals would not have carried them away and they certainly would not have eaten his clothing.
Wow, this woman is something! She must be incredibly strong. She didn't sit around and wait for news, she searched and did everything she could to find her son. That's fucking mom of the century right there. My heart breaks for her and all she's been through.
My own youngest daughter died at the age of 26. The pain is unbearable and I know very well what his parents are going through. We are not wired to outlive our children. As a person that is sometimes empathic in situations like this , I can’t help but feel that the young man is no longer with us. I’m pretty sure he isn’t far from the last place he was seen. He needed water, he was not thinking straight. He stopped to rest and never woke up.
God bless him and his family. I pray that his body is found for closure. I really think he is much closer than they think.
He went off trail delusional in search of water. 1/2 mile from his last known sighting.
The poor kid! I will pray for his family and his location.
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I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my brother when he was 29 and the pain never leaves. I will pray for you and your family as well as this young man's. 🕊
No matter what, a Mother is grieving for her missing son. Prayer to the family. xoxoxo
Guess his father is just having a big party.
12th man Well, he didn’t have to push the kid out through his urethra after carrying it around for nine months. Worth a party, I guess.
@@tablescissors pretty sure he's just saying we should acknowledge that the Parents are hurting and not just the mother 🤷
Missing 411. Don't hike alone.
I think in the US with all the solo hikers on the AT and such and everyone with a cel and GPS and solar to charge their devices, people have kind of lost track of actually being alone in the wild. Too bad for Jesse that he wasn't aware of your excellent advice.
Missing 411: Stay with your group, don't lag behind or go ahead of them. And whatever you do, don't go to relieve yourself by yourself!
Thanks for the new upload, your one of the best on UA-cam 🌹
you're Oh No! A grammar cop! In fun.
I also experienced altitude sickness on my first trip to Peru, despite taking the local remedies of sorojchi and coca tea. Even though I'd been at equally high elevations, this time was different. I almost tripped and fell down a mountain pass; I was sure no one would find me for quite some time. Hopefully someday Jesse's remains or some trace of him will be found.
@Jesseca Kirk Thanks! I just went back for a month and avoided altitudes. :) But there is the prescription medication Diamox that I will take if I ever decide to hike any mountains again!
Yes, Jesseca, I did buy and take sorojchi. Did not work. Diamox would be on the menu if I ever go back into the Andes!
@@josi4251 No drugs here but i remember hitting 5000m in Ecuador
i stopped on the trail at Pichichincha
A nice hiker came by and I asked
Me>donde estamos?
Chica>Pichichincha
Me>donde esta gondola?
Chica>abajo
Me>donde?
Chica>Vamonos
we walked down together to the Gondola where I regained my senses and called down to Quito
be forewarned your mind plays tricks on you at high altitudes
I went through the same thing in Cusco, Peru. You need TIME...high altitude is not a joke, you need about 5 days to fully acclimate. The local tea helps but it won't work miracles.
Saphire Kirk - it’s good to see this honest, sincere, and positive series of comments.
It breaks my heart to think how much (more) good he could have brought the world. His kindness and beauty shone through the photos. Rest well, sweet Jesse.
If you ever meet anyone who seems sick on a high-altitude trail, you should always abandon your trek and help them. Unfortunately on trails like this many people are newbies without the necessary experience to act properly. It's also important to carry a rescue beacon which can call in help by satellite - many of these tragedies could be avoided if people would only carry the right emergency gear. Finally, never underestimate the dangers of altitude. Understand the proper acclimation protocols and never shortcut them. Know the symptoms and retreat rapidly to lower levels as soon as you feel them coming on. - this is not the time to be macho and push on.
I feel terrible for this family but it is so important to never hike alone. I hope this case is solved.
Yep, never do them alone; especially when you travel to another continent.
Yes that is true! Although many people go missing when there together as well?!
@Gsfbffx Pdhhdf. Mmmmm, there's a difference between being a Spy & a Peeping Tom you know! Watching people undress & sniffing their underwear doesn't make you a Spy!
@@sirandrelefaedelinoge 🤣
Never hike alone and is important to know Spanish since he was in Peru. Peru is a big tourist place. We stayed in Miraflores area of Lima then went to Ica and Nasca. Some people pretend to give you change back but always keep your hand out for change. The Inca were native to this are until Spaniards came in 1500s. Hope he is alright, but my guess is he got delirious from altitude sickness and fell down somehwere.
Thank you for the respectful and empathetic way you tell these tragic stories.
This is incredibly sad but also a warning to young people not to overestimate themselves or their physical conditions. It seems that Jesse made some very bad decisions and should never have attempted taking that trail alone and without a guide. I do not know what happened to him but I fear that he became delirious and wandered off the trail, lacked water and collapsed somewhere out of sight. What a tragic story, I am so sorry for him and his mother - my heart goes out to both. 💕
Sadly, it would appear that he took on a challenge greater than he was prepared for.
Hiking alone in an unfamiliar, challenging, place- not a good idea.
Like the young woman (Ani Ashekian) who disappeared at the beginning of her solo journey through Asia: after a number of successes with challenging adventures, he may have become overconfident in his abilities.
Hard to imagine a more rugged and remote place to enjoy a hike! Caveat ambulator.
I believe he got confused on trail,due to altitude sickness and walked into oblivion ,so sad for such a young man. Many prayers to him and his family and friends.
So many people die on hiking trails, I bet he is dead and some day someone will find his remains. He probably fell off some cliff looking for water he may have spotted far below. So no one came across his body so far.
@010steveo thanks for sharing about your experience on the trail.
@TheDodicat ah, animals dont eat bones tard boy. You failed biology. What's are these giant body eating critters that devour skulls?
@Flow Em they do not. Even grizzleys in montana. They can crush bones sure but dont chow down. Like eating wood. I see hundreds of dead animals off trails . Bodies can move into wierd places though when way off any trail, deer trail and found later when doing work like timberlogging or moose/elk hunting.
@@laughinghawk8522 lol you are absolutely full of shyte. You dont know my credentials, I am based in realism as opposed to your candy ass.
@@laughinghawk8522 my main comment got censored. You dont know my thing dork guy. And you candy ass means shyte and you know it mr idealist.
My daughter, 28, loves to travel to foreign countries and hike the trails, oftentimes off the beaten path. She has been doing this for several years now. First thing tomorrow I'm going out and buying her the best satellite phone on the planet, I don't care how much it costs.
Yeah, I also think she needs to carry a GPS device, bear spray, knife, lots of water and food, and maybe a firearm! Also I would tell her to stay on marked trails at all times.
1. I headstrong man decides to walk a trail, and ignores all the advice people give him.
2. Father is in denial. Thinking someone kiddnapped his son, instead of him dying on the trail because he was an id -- ill prepared.
3. Loved one sells most of their belongings, for searching costs.
4. Sues the park, even though they didn't nothing wrong. Basically, taking their frustration out on them.
Just sad all around.
There was a few different breakdowns here: Humankind (someone should have called emergency services if they saw him struggling), Peruvian National Park (Not keeping accurate records and not having employees in the park occasionally looking for these types of incidents) , and the hiker himself (due to inexperience and not hiring a guide in an unfamiliar space). I don’t believe Jessie was kidnapped. Just a set of unfortunate experiences.
As much as I understand the motivation to want to travel & see the world I cant help but think with the recent tragic circumstances of multiple people traveling to different countries. Please consider the dangers of international travel. If you still feel the need to go then ensure you take proper precautions to help keep yourself as safe as possible. Its imperative that future travelers learn from stories like this. While NO one place is 100% safe, you can make better choices & judgements to increase your odds of being safe. Above ALL never go anywhere totally ALONE.
This is so sad, i never heard about his case! Thank you for highlighting this case!😭😭
Thanks Heavy Casefiles, great work as always.
Praying for his mother, God bless her.
Looking at the pictures of his mom n him just tears my heart out.. She looks so calm and happy in the pictures with her baby.. Can’t imagine how she’s going thru all this .. without a closure.. every time the doorbell / cell rings her heart may be skipping a beat. Hope someday he and other missing persons just by Divine Miracle come home. 😔
I cannot imagine losing a loved one this way. Not knowing would be such torture. I’m so sad for Jesse’s family. I pray he’s found soon.
I cannot fathom the agony his family is going through. The fact that none of his things have ever been found seems to indicate that there are more people who possibly came contact with him beyond Oct 1st at 3:30p, if only to rob him of his possessions.
I bet if he was a wypipo you’d be cheering
Oh there still on his body and he just wondered off trail in a state of confusion
I think perhaps his things got stolen, but the person of course wouldn't want to go to the local police to report the body.
Thanks for posting! I've heard of Jesse's story before, but I think this is the first time I heard how sickly he had been during his hike. 😟 I hope he's found.
thank you thank you thank you for getting the word on this case out. jesse was close with several of my friends and the whole scenario is so heartbreaking for them and for his family.
Maeve K from Montreal and this case haunts me.
Thank you for doing these.
What an absolute waste he had so much to offer. And his poor family! What a absolutely dedicated wonderful mum.
*This is similar to the Dutch girls who died in Panama. You have to respect nature - trekking is not a stroll in the park. If you haven't done it before get a Guide!! The locals will tell you not to trek alone for a reason. Nature looks beautiful in pictures but its survival of the fittest. If you don't know what you're doing it will consume you.*
*Hope their famalies get peace.*
I think those girls were killed
@@MzSuzy2698 yup. It looked like a homicide
@@MzSuzy2698 that shits SKETCHY
@@MzSuzy2698 those girls were not killed not sure what type of killer will allow them to make tons of 911 calls as well as taking a ton of photos
Not at all similar to the girls and yes those girls were murdered
Great story. Your channel has really grown!! Good for you!
You always find new cases ty!
If you are hiking in a remote area, especially alone, it is a good investment to carry a GPS transponder. Garmin has one, and also Spot 3. They upload GPS signals to a map, tracking ones progress and some will send out emergency signals for SAR if you get in trouble. I understand that area was remote for cell service, but these tools work with Satellite. Also, solo hiking is fun, but it is best done in areas where there is a lot of traffic like the AT or in an area you are really familiar with. Otherwise the bubby system is always the fundamental rule of safety with hiking, especially in places that have risky terrain.
To the mother and Father.God Bless you both.
You have gone through great pain and struggle .
Your Son Jessie seem like an incredible young man.
He could of changed the world.
Now you both can change it.
He plight will not be in vain nor yours as well.demanding new laws and regs are in place for the next young men and women doing the trek is so important!
Your story will change the lives of
Others Hopefuly prepping and taking a legit guide can be life saving.Thank for sharing your story.Iss
Well done. Well researched. The confusing thing about this one is that Jesse G was an experienced hiker. So am I. I have been in situations where I started getting altitude sickness. Realizing the potential danger, whenever that has happened to me I make a retreat for lower ground. I can't understand him continuing on to the point that he became disoriented. For me the symtoms of severe headache, insomnia, loss of appetite, etc all start and are evident before getting disoriented. As odd as this sounds, years ago my son and I were backpacking in the John Muir Wilderness and had our Australian Shepherd dog get sick from the altitude. Never knew that could happen to dogs. We were at 11600 FT and by the forth day he was having trouble standing or walking more than a few feet. We broke camp and headed to lower ground. The dog was so weak that I had to carry him, but much of his strength and vigor returned as soon as we dropped below 9500 ft. He lived several years after that.
Sad case but covered brilliantly. He cannot be too far from that last sighting. Snow moving down may of moved his remains into an unexpected place. I hope the family can get closure.
I am impressed with the quality of reporting in this video. Brava!
Love your videos. Your voice is relaxing as well
Excellent video! Thank you! I do hope they find Jesse! I cant imagine how the mothers of missing individuals feel. The parents,friends, family. To Everyone involved , its got to be the most awful and traumatic thing. My prayers are will them ❤
Altitude sickness is no joke. I've only experienced it once, and I'm so thankful my dad was there.
I hope that Jesse is OK, but I have a feeling he's probably dead. I hope his family finds his body and gets some peace. ❤
Thank you for bringing this case to the forefront. A very sad and heartbreaking case. I’m so sorry for Jesse and his family and friends. So many young men embark on these hiking trips to foreign countries alone. While they do have experience hiking some more so than others they mistakenly believe the hike to be less difficult than it is especially when doing it alone. Some countries aren’t equipped to handle complex missing persons cases while other countries don’t put much effort into finding missing people or the PD’s and govt’s are corrupt so they don’t want to get involved. Hikers, backpackers, and tourists should always have a traveling partner or go with a group. Especially when going to remote areas, places/areas where they could easily get lost, and places where they could be in some kind of danger. This seems simple and not worth mentioning but these things happen way too often. Until it was said that the French hikers camped next to him I was thinking what his father thinks happened to him. With that info I agree with his mother. Maybe one day against the odds they will find their son alive. If not at least find his body so they can bring him home for a proper burial.
Years ago when I was a young man, my wife and I traveled to White sands New Mexico and played around the dunes for most of the day. We headed out in early afternoon for Alamogordo and then Cloudcroft and stopped at a turnout high in the mountains. We left the car and walked to the edge of a steep cliff and we could see a river about 200 yds. down below. Me being young and foolish I just had to hike down and take a look.
Going down was no problem, took maybe five minutes...took me almost forty five to get back up and when I got there I was as white as a ghost, hot, nauseous and just sick feeling....7,000 ft. will do that to a flatlander...altitude is no joke.
So great to see another video from heavy casefiles! So sorry to hear about Jesse though.
That cell phone companies needed more than a police report of a missing person is sad, I would like to think that a request from Interpol would be enough. What I know about cell phone data the "local cell site data, cell phone autonomous registrations, cell towers where the cell was logged, etc., are not kept long. Cell CALL data is stored but location data is fluid and temporary, time would have been critical, by not complying immediately the details would be lost forever. Only the billing information would remain. So frustrating!
Erin Thor the judge ended up issuing subpoenas. Apple and another company can’t remember the name complied. T-Mobile claimed being that he was roaming they were having a difficult time pinpointing the locations or some other BS. Although there were subpoenas the other cellphone companies haven’t bothered to do much of anything even with his mother continually asking for the info. They seem like they don’t care. The police in Peru aren’t doing much to work with Jesse’s family or anyone else. His mother said they were corrupt so that explains it.
Erin Thor interesting. I incorrectly thought all cellphone data was kept indefinitely. Phone call times, dates, records of calls in and out are kept. Why don’t they keep location data indefinitely? I’m not arguing just asking because I honestly don’t know.
Melissa Segers - Just saw your second question. CALL data is kept and backed up for a reasonable time. T-Mobile would have just gotten the calls made or received, calling and dialed numbers and date/times/duration oh, and the local cell carriers name. The CARRIER WHERE HE WAS (Peru?) would have the CALLS, cell site info where the calls were made. But the video said he had no service and was trying to climb higher in hopes of being able to get a signal. When a phone moves around it has an internal timer, set by the carrier where the phone is being used, that tells it to grab a setup channel and send a registration message basically saying "He switch, I’m here (#) every 45 min. For example. T-Mobile doesn’t want that data, no one needs it but the switch has access to the data until it is overwritten by new data. If Interpol had called the cell carrier where he was lost within a few weeks of his going missing, the switch data that showed his phone looking for the switch say every 45 min. could have given a rough area where his phone was last seen, even if he did not make a call. Just knowing the cell towers and faces that ‘saw it’ would let them see roughly where it was. Not within 6’ like GPS accuracy, but it would make it possible to put boots on the ground within about a mile of his last known location.
@@mls617983 yea ..we watched the video as well..
So sad. The Peru authorities probably didn't want to ruin their tourism industry by admitting he was attacked or that it was dangerous in the park. BUT after hearing how they handled this case I will tell everyone I know to never EVER go to Peru as if something happens the authorities will cover it up and not cooperate and they can't even provide any searches if you should get lost.
Whitney Dahlin And Park authorities will fabricate sign in sheets and other documentation in a fraudulent manner. So shady.
I hope Jesse is located soon so that his family will be able to recover his body, since it seems pretty apparent that he never made it out of that park alive for whatever reason.
Miss your posts Whitney. Hope you’re well. Best wishes to you!
@@DardanellesBy108 awww thanks! I've been struggling through a pretty rough couple years but I hope to start adding more videos to my channels eventually!
Thank you for what you do. After I watch you I find myself looking at faces in stores...gas stations...anywhere I am just in case I recognize anybody.
Your video popped up and I never new just how many people go missing every year. I DID SUBSCRIBE AND TURNED ON NOTIFICATIONS. thanks for your show . I hope it will help someone to find anyone who is missing. Thank you from lutz,Florida
Tmobile SUCKS unless you’re in/around a major city or interstate highway. Can’t imagine it works well in Peru.
Please, please....if you ever decide to backpack in rural areas, bring a satellite GPS communications device. Its just too dangerous.
Poor Jesse 😞.
I hope they find him. Not having closure is the worst thing a person can endure. He looked like he was full of life such a sad case indeed. He should have turned around and went down the mountian as soon as he felt sick. He must've pushed himself to death and his body hasn't been found yet! Idk it's sad 😥...Thanks again for sharing this story. You always share cases never heard of, and for that...we truly thank you!!!! BLESSINGS...and prayers for Jesse and his family. 🙏 ❤ 😥
Your video was on my recommended list and I’m pleased it was! Great vid so liked and subscribed 👍🏻
All those people seen the poor man sick and did nothing !Seems unbelievable !I couldn't leave no one like that.pray god brings him home .are father in heaven bring peace to his family bring there lovely son home🙏🏾
God obviously doesn't give a shit about him, look what He did to him, He Lost his ass! in the cold- ass mountains! Shit-FIRE! that's gotta hurt...
That poor lady she must be distraught, such a great son full of promise ! God bless you all 🙏 I’ll pray for you !!
Wow - those service providers were so helpful, they should be proud☹😲
I've always liked your channel. Love the music, the graphics, and your narration. Hope you keep going!
Such a good piece of documentation. Having binged watched many of your earlier videos I just think the effort you put into your works is simply splendid. Thank you and I look forward to your future pieces. Also this is a very sad story as Jesse had planned the trip so well...even having purchased the bus ride that "never happened".. but he did not think to hire a guide?????? Going into unknown wildernesses by yourself is very foolish...
This js so sad. He is probably lying somewhere off the trail. God bless his soul.
Sad topic but great vid as usual
So much hope and promise for that family gone. And the possibilities of what happened are tragically endless. My heart goes out to his family. This case reminds me a bit of Cody Dial. For a couple of years his family was stone cold convinced foul play had occurred, but in the end, finally discovered Cody had been fatally hit by a fallen tree in the jungle. I hope there is a resolution and they receive the answers they so desperately deserve. Telling these stories is such an amazing service that you provide for the missing and their families! Thank you hcf!
What a nightmare. I own all the Missing 411 books, and this story is certainly as heartbreaking as any I've read. Excellent presentation. I rank it a 9.5 due to good writing, good photos, included hiking map.
So sad. He probably became disoriented and walked off from the trail, and died from exposure or falling from a cliff. I hope they find his remains someday so his family gets answers and some peace of mind.
As a mother of a son, this 💔 my heart. I pray for all the missing & their families. I think that not having a body to recover would hurt me more than the not knowing what happened. Either way is painful.
such a sad case, excellent video as usual!
This is truly heartbreaking story and I’m deeply troubled by it . I am super impressed with the hard effort of his parents and pray they get some closure. !
Good luck my heart goes out to both !
he looks like a very nice and trusting young man. those with privileged upbringing sometimes dont quite understand how harsh the real world is.
OK all signs point to Jesse succumbing to altitude sickness and dying. We have witnesses who seen him suffering from symptoms of altitude sickness, and he disappears on the hike. The most logical and reasonable thing to conclude would be that, yet his father is convinced he was abducted and being forced into manual labor? Right..
Glad I stumbled on this channel today. Very well done. So sad though. Always hope for happy endings.
I look forward for Sundays because that means a new video from you.
Yeah...he got sick, got off the trail and died in his sleep somewhere.
Missy Cabic hopefully in his sleep...
Hope they find the body...
That is such a sad situation God bless the whole family
Another great video, good job!
Good work..Thank you.
Hey, heavy casefiles would you do unsolved cases from all 50 states?
Take a million years
If he was in Peru he should’ve just hiked the Inca Trail. It’s well maintained and you can’t even get on it without a guide.
this video was well presented and the background music was equal to the narration so it wasnt overbearing. Good luck to the family and i hope his loved ones find closure so their hearts can be at ease. may the force be with you. much love to the family. positive vibes
Prayers and I hope he's found! I can understand not giving up. I wouldn't either and I can't imagine how these parents must feel! God bless you guys!!!
God protect him where is he? I will keep him deeply in my prayers for him and his dear family
Another great video, now hurry up and give us another🤣.
I was hit by mild altitude sickness in Colorado and man does it suck!!! But I wasn’t alone in a foreign country and felt better once we got down to lower elevation by car! I feel terrible for the guy and his family.
I like your channel. Very informative and interesting.