Dennis Martin - An Interview With The Foremost Investigator On The Case
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2023
- This video is different from the usual stuff on the channel, but when I had the opportunity to interview Michael Bouchard about his research - I couldn't turn it down. His work on the Dennis Martin case has really contributed to a better understanding of the facts and also dispelled many of the myths. Before watching it you should have a good understanding of the case, so if you haven't seen my prior two videos on the subject then here are the links.
Dennis Martin - A Great Smoky Mountains Mystery
• Dennis Martin - A Grea...
Dennis Martin - The FBI Files Finally Released
• Dennis Martin Addendum...
Podcast Version: www.spreaker.com/show/the-mis...
If you're interested in checking out Michael Bouchard's book or podcast. Here are those links.
Michael Bouchard's book on Dennis Martin
www.amazon.com/Disappearance-...
Michael Bouchard's Podcast
podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh...
I hope you all enjoy the interview and find something of value in Bouchard's research (even if you disagree with him on certain other topics). Next time we will return to our regularly scheduled programming.
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My father worked on the search for Dennis. He was part of a small group of firemen from Knoxville that volunteered. It always haunted him that it was never solved before he passed. My mom was originally from Gatlinburg so on our many visits to the mountains we had to wear a whistle around our necks. In the case we might get lost we were to stop, sit by a tree and blow the whistle. The only reason we were ever given was they didn't want us to get lost and never found like the little boy in the mountains.
what did the think happened to Dennis?
Smart parents
@@rafaelcineasta he wouldn't talk about it. What I have is second hand knowledge from my mother. I lost them both in the early 90's.
I was 8 when Dennis disappeared. My dad was also a volunteer searcher. That event has stuck with me ever since.
@@jeanninejones8350 Very sorry to hear about your folks I did listen to Missing 411 author & he said that a family that was there that day said they saw something very large moving through the bush, and it looked like it had something draped over one if it's shoulders!!!???
This is real journalism, no fabrication and drama. This channel is RARE and an internet treasure!
Thank you for this.
Yeah, but the guy he's interviewing is a simple minded fool, who mentioned his book a half a dozen times before the 1st 5 minutes transpired.
This. Exactly this 😊
This is crap. Shill investigator never even been to the site.
I believe he's only added a different twist to it. He doesn't know anymore than anyone else. Yeah sure he took out the wild man theory, the guy in jail with his story and the Sasquatch. He talks about the other's selling books only wanting to make money but yet he's doing the same. In the Appalachian hills , people live there. They're called hillbillies. Thing is he can't prove or disprove anything either.
And no answers but the poor boy is still lost. This guy told us Nothing. The boy got lost and disorientated and we we just have to accept that. And happen many times after as well.
You might have just changed the game when it comes to true crime content on youtube. I personally haven’t seen anyone else bring on a detective attached to the case. Amazing stuff man.
Missing Enigma strives for the facts. His case presentations are more accurate and show integrity. The best in missing mysteries.
Paulides presented a case in 2020 about a duck hunter who went missing and they found his boat in the water, his truck parked nearby and his hat in the water. I saw an A&E documentary on the same case. By 2017 they had found the body and successfully prosecuted the hunters best friend and wife for his murder. Body had been found buried by the friend. By 2017 the wife was appealing her sentence. This doc came out in 2022. I searched Paulides' back catalog and it's been deleted. Incredible.
Btw. Sasquatch does exist. David Paulides integrity does not.
They like to leave out facts because they want people to think it’s some supernatural conspiracy.
@@davidlancaster8152 you are absolutely right..Paulides is so full of crap his eyes are brown and his breath stinks!!
Should Ken Maines. He's a cold case detective.
You, sir, are what a true crime content creator SHOULD be. No sensationalising, no unnecessary speculation, no purple prose, just facts delivered respectfully and succinctly.
He really does his research too. In every case he calls detectives and those involved to get as much information as possible and spread awareness about the case.
This is the kind of content that we NEED when it comes to missing persons stories. Det. Bouchard is absolutely right: so many of the people online are taking these real-life tragedies that happened to real-life people and turning them into entertainment, and it disgusts me.
You are exactly right and that 'entertainment' earns them all a pretty good living at the expense of the victims and their families. There is question of tact and diplomacy any more than there is even a stab at accuracy . It's the families I really feel for having to cope with these parasites on top of the loss of loved ones without hope of closure every day for the rest of their lives . If Paulides and others of that ilk donated half their UA-cam earnings to s&r I might have a little bit of respect for them but making money out of other folks' misery is about as low as you can stoop . Missing enigma is about the only site concerned with truth and justice and UA-cam should have awards to recognise quality work like this for others to aspire to
@@sheilastewart5387 Making money off their misery? Tell that to the Dept. of the Interior and the ones overseeing these Parks. Paulides treats these cases with respect and sympathy. Hundreds of missing person cases would have been forgotten had Paulides not researched them and kept them alive. The Martin case is only one. He doesn't make much from his youtube. His books are sold on Amazon for absurd sums while he sells them on his website for 25.00. He warns people about Amazon. He visited the Smokey Mountain National Park many times to do research, and met with the boy's father once. I'm also left wondering why I'm supposed to trust this investigator and interviewer. Anyone who uses the word "conspiracy" to discredit research that does not agree with the mainstream imposed narrative just reminds me of the CIA.
@@charlottekey8856 .while David Paulides does deserve credit for highlighting the problem of missing people in national parks his manner in early coast to coast interviews were often so tactless and insensitive it really made me cringe for the loved ones if the missing. As for the accuracy of many accounts in his books many including other respected and respectful have found his work woefully inaccurate. I would refer you and others to zealous beast's youtube channel which produced a very professional series questioning the content of the missing 411 series. Whatever the cause of these disappearences I hope it will not reflect badly in the national park rangers who work tirelessly to keep the public safe and turn out willingly to help s&r look for anyone who has gone astray.
To be honest, I used to be surprised that a respectable figure like Paulides would lie but now I’m not really anymore. I’ve read about Georgy Rogozin, a major general in the FSB. He believed in all kinds of bizarre craps, and his opinions was said to have probably shaped the Kremlin’s diplomatic approach to some degree. Always reserve a degree of doubt to yourself.
@@heijimikata7181what did paulides lie about?
You just keep outdoing yourself. The levels of research, attention to detail and thorough execution never cease to amaze. Great work fren. When I get the notification I drop everything and tune in immediately.
He's the best, and most honest, missing persons investigator on this platform hands down. Nobody comes close. Absolutely nobody.
Agree with everything you said and wanted to add that he's got a great narration voice, to me it's calming.
@@endtimesninja1235 If you like his work, check out ZealousBeast as well. He does a great job in getting the facts too and will compare them to what DP has claimed..
This investigator's background in archeology must have been a major factor in his careful work & documentation! Congrats to you both!
I have read about this case a dozen different ways…ask any SAR people, just like the yuba city 5 and hundreds of other cases of missing people in the woods. People get lost than make things worse by getting even more lost! The “ I’ll find help over the next hill or around the next corner “ syndrome.
I know what you mean. It's a real shit stew and it's something that inevitably always occurs and the reason for probably why, people already in distress, make their circumstances even worse.
A tragic phenomenon indeed
@@lornadryden5650 It's one of the hardest things to learn with terrain navigation in general. If you're lost and really don't know where you are, it is very hard to get un-lost. If your life depends on it, you might die.
I agree that panic sets in which leads to more mistakes. Need to be calm and collected at least then your chances increase to make better decisions.
@@ernestoaguilera6632 I know that feeling as a little kid my dad owned some wooded property and in the end it was not really a huge plot but big enough for a little kid like me to almost get lost in, panic slightly and then I saw neighbor dog and I followed him to the road. But yeah out in the woods alone being little and hey as an adult it is easy to let panic grab you.
I think it’s good to consider that Paulides reported Keys dead in 2010, yet Bouchard interviewed Keys in 2016.
If he got something like that wrong, what else did he miss?
No investigator is perfect, but I respect Bouchard and Kyle for doing the work to find and actually talk to the participants, fight to obtain the paperwork and dig through all articles, research etc. The time and expenses for all that must be considerable. Mr. Kyle has what I think is a truly open mind.
Yeah that's a pretty big detail to get wrong
Prayers for Dennis Martin and the family
Must of been horrendous his fist few hours on the mountain looking for his poor son can’t imagine what he was going threw😢
@@markwebster5749 oh I know 😓 this case is heartbreaking.
What will that do fifty odd years after the boy's disappearance? Seems pretty hollow. If you want to do something, donate money to SAR, or join as a volunteer and help with people who are missing current day.
@@augustusbetucius2931 it’s remembering 🕊️
@@augustusbetucius2931 you seem miserable.... prayers for you as well 🙏🙏
Me and a buddy took a trip into the smokies last fall to investigate that area of Big Hollow. We stayed at the backcountry spot where the bridge is now and worked our way towards big hollow. It didn’t take long (off trail) to be completely engulfed in Rhoda (mountain laurel). There were sections close to the creek up that way that opened up, but they were few and far between. That area is quite dense. It made me wonder if Dennis had in fact made it to that creek (which is also where the child’s Oxford shoe print was reported) only to find the creek impassible from the rains. I’m not sure if there was a bridge there in 69’, but if there wasn’t, it would have definitely made that a hard task for a such a young lad. Maybe he walked up stream to try and find an area to cross and got more lost than he already was. It’s such a sad case and all we are left with is speculation all these years later. Anyways, I appreciate your videos on the case and thoroughly enjoy your channel. Keep up the good work!
I’m curious if anyone has made that trip to big hollow or up the west branch prong trail with a cadaver dog?
Naming a WiFi “FBI Surveillance” is an old joke. Probably the neighbors. I would assume an FBI network would most definitely NOT be labeled like that.
True but a computer nerd should know that
@@lornadryden5650his son was probably taking the p out of his dad I’d say
@@lornadryden5650no… the fbi has some of the smartest people in tech working for them. They would not be this careless
Great channel man. I’ve been watching for a little over a year and I can’t get enough. You put a lot of time and effort and it shows. You should have a podcast so I can listen to these stories at work! Thank you for all you do!
I'm glad there's still people who just want the truth, instead of trying to sculpt a narrative.
First. I see. I click. I like.
close...
Damn you... I thought I'd be #1
I don't want to be known as #2😅
@@ppinmouth2649 I caught it at 9 seconds in.
The key to doing a good interview is to not lead the subject you are interviewing. You do a very good job of allowing the person to layout their story and then asking well thought questions that make the person want to share. .Nice job..
Oh, you’re an expert?
thanks, yes i am indeed an expert. I can spot a troll from a mile away.@@PeterGibbonns
Glad to see true detective work. After your video about Aaron Hedges and how much evidence Paulides left out, it was a real eye opener. David Paulides is sham.
Paulides is all about his bottom line, so he doesn't let facts get in the way of his profits. It's always bulk ads in his shows along with the "copyrighted edition" like his fairytales are priceless........
More lies about Paulides. Could have come from a disgruntled park official in the employ of the Dept. of Interior perhaps. They're really after him it seems. He charges 25.00 for his books. On Amazon they are sky high and Amazon allows. Paulides repeatedly tells people not to buy them off Amazon. His UA-cam channel is censored and attacked, which in itself proof he telling truths certain powers that be, don't want out. The National Parks and the federal organizations overseeing them, are extremely averse and hostile to keeping lists of missing, or giving out information. One Park told Paulides it would cost an enormous sum to get a list, when all they should have had to do was copy some paperwork they should have been keeping.
I followed David and he’s 411 narrow and ushered view.Thankfully i don’t now and don’t think much of him as a person..This channel is so better and respectful to this subject and the missing.
Great work! I’m amazed at how much dedication and information you give to each case. Thanks for bringing Michael on!
Yesssss been waiting for you to post! Thank you!
Always have loved your channel. Glad to see you covered this case deeper. I think all of us who first heard this story from Missing 411 were inspired and intrigued by the Martin Case. I have Michael’s book and it’s great btw…
Thank you so much for this podcast. And really, for every case you research and investigate . We really appreciate everything that you do . Thank you for your integral content.
You show consistently that "meat and potatoes" investigational reporting beats fluff, sensationalism, and flash every time. Well done, brother.
Lot of this type of content creators wont do any actual research or investigation, and just end up been as factual as random creepy pasta story or something. They all also keep repeating the same myths, and non factual stuff because they all basicly make the same video. But you can also see how effective sensationalism is in view counts since for example this channel is fairly small although quality content.
I remember you covered this case with astonishing detail. Great follow up piece!! You truly are the best at these cases. As always, I wish you would put out more, but I know it takes time to track down the information and put everything together. Great job!!
Great video! I'm glad to see that you are doing more of the "in front of the camera" videos. I've been following your channel for a while, and you have really grown into a solid, credible researcher. You go out to actual locations, interview relevant people, and add to the discussion rather than just rehash it. Awesome job! 👍 (BTW, I disagree with your guest's belief that Bigfoot does not exist...)
I agree, too many sightings of something to not be real. Kerry Arnold had a sighting that changed his life.
Everyone should check out the Bigfoot mapping project!! 🤯👍🏻
@@repsol6198 I have to agree with Mr. Bouchard. Sure you can say "well I didn't see anything, but I couldn't look everywhere." for a single person looking once... that's perfectly valid.
But.... what changes the game is.... How many HUNDRED people are actively trying to find and kill one? And every single one of those hundreds of people has failed... not just today, and yesterday, but for over 100 years in a row? The man-hours spent trying to find and kill a bigfoot must be up into the millions by now. And none of them has found anything.
It's not just the scale of repetition either! If you map out all the regions in the US where Bigfoot, or Bigfoot-like creatures are said to live..... it's most of the US. Which makes the whole thing even more incredulous. No one in all that area over hundreds of years now.... has ever found a dead one? Millions of people passively observing the areas they supposedly live.... over multiple centuries.... no one has ever found a corpse, despite what is probably in the BILLIONS of man-hours observing the areas.
Nuh-uh, that strains credulity past the breaking point.
@Mar Hawkman ... You make very credible points. I tend to agree with you, but I really don't know what to think for sure.
First time here and impressed with you Mr. Kyle. Articulate, respectful of guest, done your research and excellent deportment. No vulgarity or 'attitude' that seems popular these days. Definitely a class act! Thanks!
5 months late and just finished this entire episode. It’s one of my favorite deep dives into a case. Are there any other you all recommend I watch? Kyle, this is above and beyond what other “true crime” channels offer. Keep up the great work!
In my opinion you have the best and most detailed videos and information about the Dennis Martin case on you tube. I’m looking forward to this video as well. I enjoy all your cases you present because of the respect you have for these ppl while covering the cases and your research seems unmatched!
Hard disagree on his opinions of the bigfoot subject but definitely a cool interview to listen to.
Wym?
@Randude. Totally AGREE!🙌
@@chrishansen8558 I personally think it's just arrogant to just outright dismiss the bigfoot's existence entirely when there's so much evidence to the contrary. I'm not saying it's 100% real but to say the thousands of witnesses are liars and all the physical evidence that has been gathered are false is just looney to me. If it's a hoax it's a damn good one.
I feel like Michael went out of his way to dismiss Bigfoot just to make his claim on the case more tangible and make all the other people out there even more liars of those who only follow the information David Paulides has put out.
And that's all it is - an opinion. Yet, sadly, he didn't have the integrity to admit it was only a personal opinion, but presented it as God's truth.
He’s breaking hearts by proclaiming Bigfoot is not real 😅😅
I've always liked the way you present things, you feel like you came out of the 70's yourself and I always wonder how that could be at your younger age, I grew up in the 70's, being born in 67. It seemed like a lot of strange things happened back then that are actually explainable. Some aren't though and that's why I'm still interested in all these older missing persons cases. Thanks for the video!
That's exactly what I always thought about him too!! He seems like he is living in the wrong era!
I'm a 70 child too, and I agree with you about his
70's vibe.
That opening music (Guitar) to your videos, is stirring and very moving. I really like it very much. And again, you provide honest and unfiltered content which is very important. Thank you.
Man, you really go above and beyond. Not to shame anyone else, I enjoy a large variety of content creators in this genre, but a lot of them just copy from wikipedia or at best just do a slightly more thorough dive and rehash what everyone already knows about the case. You’re out their like legit investigating shit.
Not to shame anyone else??? Ok the fact that they both are trashing another persons profession and even mentioning another person's name even if its legit or not??Come on! That's shaming
@@evilplatypus665 That person deserves much worse. They were being very polite, in my opinion.
@@evilplatypus665 Paulides needs to be called out! He has created this 411 Missing mythology that has no basis in fact if one really examines the facts. he is a former, disgraced LEO from San Diego PD. Once he left the PD, he took up writing about Bigfoot. Then started the Missing 411 stuff. Now he is into UFO's and Missing 411. This guy is all about selling his movies and books and doing the Convention circuit. That is how he makes a living. That's fine. He has his theories, but, when people challenge his theories and work, he gets very very angry. He is not a nice man!
@@evilplatypus665 I don’t know who you are referring to. If it’s Paulides as the other comment suggests, he also did his own original research and investigation. I’m referring more to other UA-camrs, and I enjoy most of them, but it’s hard not to notice when you go looking at the Wikipedia entry for the case that it’s almost verbatim what the UA-camr’s said on the case.
You knock it out of the park every time. Consistent quality. Subscribed for life.
Wow, this is so incredibly awesome! By far one of the best interviews & videos covering this case. Having on the investigator really set the bar high. Seeing you on camera brings a very personal feel. I love this! Well done 🙏🏼💛
Ur a better journalist then 99% of the news media
"The Night Stalker". First of the Kolchak movies, written by the great Richard Matheson. My Halloween favorite!
I recommend The Missing Enigma to everyone and their uncles. I shoehorn it into every conversation. People probably think I am strange
You def. Need more subs. Been with you for awhile. So glad to see you’re slowly getting up there.
This is the type of deep investigative work you hardly ever receive with "missing 411," focused channels.
Keep on raising the bar, enigma.
Thanks for posting this interview. As an attorney, I have a few observations:
It does not take much to dismiss the very ridiculous claims that have been circulating about this case for quite some time (i.e. green berets being flown in to eradicate feral people-too stupid an idea to waste any time on), and it also does not take much to see that sensationalism and “the bizarre” are the selling points to 411, and, therefore, it does not have much credibility to begin with. The issue I do have, however, with Mr. Bouchard is that he seems to have the same “I’ve seen it all” approach that is the downfall of many investigators. This reminds me of the decades and decades of books and documentaries with interviews of law enforcement officers who insisted that there was “no way” the Anglin brothers and Frank Morris could have survived their escape from Alcatraz in 62, until the photo that surfaced several years ago that clearly shows the Anglins alive in the 1970s--all of the decades of certainty were based on the “seen it all” approach and had no evidence to confirm it…and they were all wrong.
An example of this approach from the interview posted here is Mr. Bouchard’s dismissal of the idea that Dennis’ father ever spoke to Harold Keys because Mrs. Martin told Mr. Bouchard that she “would have known” if her husband had talked to anyone. Really? Every wife/widow/husband/widower would say something similar, but we have no idea what Mr. Martin shared with his wife and what he didn’t-in addition, an interview with Mrs. Martin doesn’t give us an understanding of how their marriage worked (for all we know, he couldn’t stand his wife and didn’t tell her much). Maybe Mr. Martin talked to Mr. Keys and maybe he didn’t, but simply because his widow says she “would have known” is not conclusive either way. (And, yes, I know he also pointed to what was absent from Mr. Martin’s letters as evidence of this, but that is not conclusive either).
Another example is Mr. Bouchard’s comments that newspapers just “make stuff up all the time” and that this is how certain comments from Mr. Keys ended up in some articles and not others. Of course articles can be fabricated, but were the reporters/journalists who authored these articles questioned? These newspapers weren’t 19th century tabloids making up stories for readers about monsters at sea. Mr. Keys likely said all kinds of crap to all kinds of people over the years (including to Mr. Bouchard himself) because, like most eyewitnesses, he is unreliable-but that does not mean that interviews with him included fabricated details.
Mr. Bouchard’s research efforts are extremely valuable, and probably the best yet on the Dennis Martin case (hopefully he followed up with Mr. Keys on what he meant by “I’m an old man, what can they do to me now” comment), but he ultimately does not know what happened to Dennis Martin.
I have no idea what actually happened to Dennis, but neither does Mr. Bouchard, and at this stage, neither does anyone else.
I think Mr Bouchard has a bit of a 'personality' solely because of the amount of garbage he has seen throughout his career. As well, I'm pertty sure he knows that a good chunk of the content of this channel has discredited some of Paulides' work, and he is onboard with that. This is the first I have heard of him, and my first impression is he is a no nonsense type of investigator.
Yeah, well feral people were in issue in the park back in the days. That is very well known in this area, so, I will just leave that right there. This clown don’t know jack shit about jack shit.
Well done, a thought-out, well presented summary of why this cop is no more of an authority on this case than any of us here. His arguments seem to be full of heresay and assumptions, and we all know where they lead to...
Oh, and about that "what can they do to me now" comment. That sounds awfully like someone about to confess all, I wonder how many active policemen would have let that pass without wringing out every drop of information?
You managed to put all my thoughts about this into a very well worded summary. Complacency in any job is only a detriment to the subject and anyone around them, especially in law enforcement. I’ve seen men who have been working with heavy machinery all day, every day for decades begin to slip with their safety protocols solely because they’ve done it so many times and they “know what they’re doing”, only for them to then be gravely injured or even killed. Acting like you’ve seen it all on the job begets a mindset of working completely on judgment and assumptions based on prior experience. Each case needs to be judges on their own merit, not against your previous experiences. Obviously I’m not saying a lack of experience is better, I’m saying a mindset of looking at each case individually is a much safer, proficient and more professional way to approach it. The minute you think you’ve seen it all is the minute you willingly close your eyes to the facts around you.
I was wondering about "I'm an old man. What can they do to me now?" WHY would you say something like that if you weren't concerned about it before "now"??!!
Isn’t it amazing that we are living in a time where facts are so rare that they need to be celebrated? I don’t know how I found this channel, Im not into crime stuff, but I like fact based coverage.
I live in the Philippines and your Dennis Martin video opened the doors for me to the missing people videos.
Thank you for bringing a more thorough understanding to this case. Although my mind is always open to and intrigued by mystery and things unknown, I ultimately want to know the truth more than anything. That way I feel equipped to be able to accept whatever that may be.
Change of pace videos are good from time to time. Hadn't got time to see this early on patreon so listening to it on time right now.
22:45 there is absolutely bigfoot out there.
This is a Perfect Example of how True Crime Stories via Media should be represented. Should be text book and Mandatory to be watched!!
No crime happened according to him.
You should do a video about yourself sometime… how you got into investigating disappearances, what your career aspirations are, etc.
That’s such a great idea. I would watch the crap about it!
I agree!
I wanna see this too!
Did this guy not start that criminal psychology channel?? He has the same voice
@@ants.446 nope, pretty sure this is his only channel
Nobody compares when it comes to this sort of content. NOBODY. Thank you and well done!👍🙌♥
You can't compare with the discrepancies, so all are BS until the truth
@@nauseoushook2640 You'd be the expert on bs.
got one thing wrong. sasquatch are very real.
No doubt about it.
It seems to me if he got that wrong what else did he get wrong?!
Bro, you are on a ROLL lately. Loving the new content king, keep it coming.
Best missing person and/or missing411 content on youtube (as always) 🤝
Looking forward to watching this later when I'm off work. This is such a sad case. Thank you for doing this.
This is seriously solid, all 3 videos of yours I’ve seen with this. Great work
This is exactly the kind of content I love seeing. Deep dive interviews with the people that were actually there. I also really enjoy it when you go on location, that helps so much to see the actual terrain and areas discussed. PS: Mr. Bouchard: I LOVED Night Stalker! Didn't they turn it into a series too? So much fun! I loved his monologues. Thank you Nick. Wonderful interview.
Video was released 9 minutes ago. I consider myself late.
Just came up in my feed !! Looking forward to watching this !!
The only channel on UA-cam that deals with missing cases seriously. Congrats!
Try Mysterious West Virginia too, Sean is awesome, archival research, interviews with family & he often gets active law enforcement assistance with the cases. He also recently helped solve a missing persons case when a viewer looked up deaths at the time & linked the name - the guy was presumed to have fled with his lover, leaving his wife & kids, but died in a car accident several years later, and wasn't linked to his 1st family, who had no idea & were still looking for him.
This is what true crime should look like! Information straight from one of the lead investigators. Thank you for dispelling the misinformation.
The one park ranger that said he could smell something and was told it was just a dead crow and to go back to work. I don’t understand why he didn’t on his own time go back and look, he should know that woods better than most people. Maybe he did and nothing was said about it.
I really enjoyed this…I like all your content but this is next level. So refreshing to get facts and research
The missing 411 series is just a money grab by D.P
Oh man, the interview and analysis we all wanted but didn't expect! Great interview Missing Enigma! I appreciate an interviewer who let's the guest speak without needless interruption. Another great skill of yours to add besides investigator, critical thinker and UA-cam creator!
I’ve watched the Dennis Martin episode several times but will again after this!!
Considering my first learning of this case was Criminally Listed, I heard the Missing 411 stuff around it after and then I found your analysis later, I am impressed at how good investigation you've put in it.
Yea it’s top notch 💪
Really well done. I just don’t understand why with all those units like the special forces ,green berets ,FBI and search units couldn’t find anything . That is still strange to me. How does a kid get so far , when his dad, and everybody else is looking for him? That’s the only thing that holds me up. There’s not a man on this planet they can run away from all that.
You would be surprised.
Because he wasn't there.
I agree Rowdy and I'm sure they searched beyond the Park.
I can't heip think he was abducted by someone not known about imo.
@@deepwood4 perhaps. Deor Kunz type situation?? Or are you suggesting that he was abducted?
@@sethstine4698 situation?
This is amazing! I always wondered when hearing of missing 411 cases who searched for them and what they thought. Its great to have someone who actually worked on the case. I am always skeptical of some of the missing 411 cases as some are reported on differently by different sources. But this is amazing thank you missing Enigma!
I noticed that long time ago. 411 bunch is more about selling books & making movies than anything else. Basically $$$.
Fascinating video thank you for posting.
Very nice. Thank you both.❤
Honestly…none of us truly knows what does or doesn’t exist…at least be honest with ourselves and admit we don’t know enough to be a pessimist or to criticize someone else’s experience.
Well, Mr. Bouchard was simply stating what his perspective was.
@@marhawkman303 and disparaged those who thought differently in the same sentence.
You’re a bootlicker . He didn’t get taken by Bigfoot
@@marhawkman303 But only he knows the truth everyone else is full of it
@@davidrudd9846 heh, sure, it's an abrasive way to state an opinion, but... he spoke his mind.
Liked & subscribed. Thank you for having this credible guest. ( A CT. resident- Bridgeport is a rough/ high crime area; lots of respect for your guest.)
An unusual format for you. Very interesting gentleman. Definitely augments the Denise Martin case. Thanks for sharing this. Appreciate all your efforts. What? No art? LoL. No worries.
Ur the best! Lookin forward to this interview.
Wow. What a great interview! It’s all over the place in a good way that’s taking me with it. I’m not a DP fan myself I think he’s full of it. The stories are good listening but they are just that stories and I don’t like how he acts like he owns the stories and not the victims families. It’s so great to see you two spending the time and leg work dissecting these stories. Dude totally has me with him then him and his son fall for the old FBI van wifi gag and I’m smacking my head watching him loose a little credibility but hey I wasn’t there. Anything is possible. I’m only half way though the interview and it’s so captivating. Okay back to watching and thank you so much for this.
What? You mean the FBI doesn't wander around in an old van tapping into our wifi? 😉
His "copyright edition for our UA-cam page " at the start of everything tells you his motives, and he lies by omission repeatedly.
@@derekwylie7256 sooo much this... and also lies by commission too. DP is utterly untrustworthy.
@@falconquest2068 obviously Op here has no idea what gang stalking is either and has decided that authorities don't spy on people.
He's just another uninformed sheople that's just throwing away information that doesn't suit his presumptions.
The Missing Enigma is a legit journalist, for lack of a more interesting word.. been subscribed for a long time now, and he never disappoints. Please keep up your thorough work and you will get all the flowers your deserve man.. cheers from washington state.
People name their wifi routers things like "FBI surveillance" or "CIA van" all the time to illicit that very response. I don't like giving much credit to Gov't agencies but I would be inclined to believe they wouldn't be popping up like that on people's wifi.
Gang stalking is used a lot more than people realise.
I got involved with an ex cop in 2013, then started exercising my rights against the corrupted system, then became a target.
Confirmed by a technician in February 2014, then again in November 2015.
I still occasionally get a car that will pull up on the road out front, then flash a spotlight at my cameras, and they're cops doing this.
It's basic intimidation tactics.
It's not working.
I do that all the time to screw with my nutty neighbor who believes she's being "gang stalked", really I'm just sick her scaring off the UPS delivery men. Now they won't even deliver packages to my house anymore, they take them to the local post office who is now pissed at me because the packages only have my street address on them and no P.O. Box number.
Awesome! that he gave you this interview!
Why is he calling out George Noory and Art Bell for giving an interview? He forgot to call out Knapp. Knapp is a stand up guy and highly respected. They never claimed any of it was true. They simply leave it up for the listeners to decide that. Anything else is gatekeeping. That's just not cool going at them. Then he goes on a rant that that can be summed up as "you just want it to be true" There is no such thing as conspiracies in the modern use of the word, just theories you don't like. As if there isn't an ample amount of very strange disappears that can't be easily explained.
I fail to see where DP has given a theory on any of the cases. He's not perfect but the obsession and vitriol for him like on reddit is tiring.
Knapp is a great journalist. The Bob Lazar information that he investigated is top notch.
Paulides said he won't be discussing Lazar on his UFO series, which is disappointing. While I have no opinion on Bigfoot and find nothing paranormal about Missing 411, I still listen to Dave out of curiosity.
I knew exactly what Paulidis was all about when I tried to watch his UA-cam channel. Ads every 60 seconds. It started to blow up when a bigger channel covered his stuff and plugged his channel, and he tried to poach the guy's viewers by disparaging him in front of all these new eyes he brought him.
I don't understand why people don't use adblocker. It comes with my Trend Micro security package. I have never seen an ad in any of David's videos. BTW, I have no interest whatsoever in Trend Micro.
The " bigger channel" has just the facts", credited D.P., and a U.S. veteran. No politics,etc.
The " bigger channel" has just the facts", credited D.P., and a U.S. veteran. No politics,etc.
The " bigger channel" has just the facts", credited D.P., and a U.S. veteran. No politics,etc.
I show no respect for Paulidis and his videos. Especially when I looked him up and found out his background concerning his charity charge.
Good information. You two had a good vibe going.
Quite simply yours is the best missing persons/ true crime chanell. Big fan.
I have 3 top creators that I consider diamonds in the rough: That Chapter, This is Monsters, and The Missing Enigma. When I see they’ve uploaded, i get excited as I know it’s going to be a well-researched, quality video. So thank you!
I love all of your picks and fully agree...have you checked out dreading?
I enjoy their videos as well however there is no comparison to this channel because they just don't go into the details that we get here...most everything in their videos is the same info you can find in all of the other channels doing the same case!
I'm a fan of That Chapter also. I get a kick out of his quick witted humor.
I like your list Id also recommend explore with us and Matt orchard
@@cjvaye99 thanks for the suggestions 🤝
Thank you for what your doing here. I noticed a lot of the stories someone wrote have a lot of bad or outdated information in them. I have checked a few myself and followed along with some and when you start digging there is a lot of things missing or just wrong. Sometimes it makes a regular tragic story seem to be more then what it is just a tragedy. Thanks again this was a great video and very professionally done. Just wanted you to know how much the truth is appreciated
🏆🎯 Great Interview!
EXTREMELY interesting!
So very long ago....
Thank You
Loved watching this show. So informative.🧐
After watching all 3 videos of your coverage with this case, you’ve done an impeccable job with your research and helping convey your understanding to us as the audience. It’s sad that we will most likely never truly know what happened to Dennis.
With that said, in this interview especially, you both (probably more so Michael) seem to dog David Paulides at every opportunity. While he may exacerbate situations at times, it is largely because of his work that many missing persons cases are talked about and further investigated; I think it’s important not to lose sight of that regardless of how you feel about his conclusions.
Love all your content regardless and that you maintain an objective view to your investigations. Your dedication to bringing the viewer clarity on missing persons files is a breath of fresh air and so so captivating to watch.
IMO, Paulides orchestrated his 'work' to create the 411 to draw in the viewers. Who doesn't like to speculate, or even try to solve, a case? DP knew that. He knew it would generate the attention. 'Attention' sells books and gets people to watch your videos/films. I do agree though, Missing Enigma is top notch in the genre.
I’m sure David truly believes there are abnormal anomalies or paranormal elements to these cases, I find it hard to believe he is just flat out lying intentionally to bring fame to his work.
Nice work! I have watched just about everything on this case and appreciate being able to see it from a new angle. I keep hoping Sasquatch is real, but he's right about "a boring story doesn't sell."
I can assure you sasquatch are very real. Also highly, highly intelligent. The guy in this video is a bit delusional to say they dont exist because they do. Eighter he is covering something up for the Dennis Martin case or hes delusional. Could be the Government forcing him to cover things up. Eighter way sasquatch are real beings. I personally have had a encounter with one. October 26th 2020. My grandmother was full blooded indian & she used to tell me about when she was a kid & the things she over heard the Indian chiefs & women talking about & one was being sasquatch. They called them the forest people. & when the forest people were hunting the Indians could not.
@@whodidwhat32 I've never seen a Bigfoot, but I've seen Dogman, in 2011.
But thought I was going to keep that to myself because I'd never heard of anything like it before.
Then I accidentally discovered Vic Cundiffs Dogman Encounters in 2015 and my blood ran cold, when the description was exactly what I'd seen.
So if I've seen that, it would be extremely arrogant of me to claim that bigfoot doesn't exist.
Does it mean I believe everything I hear?
Certainly not, however I'm not an egocentric ex authority figure that thinks I know everything either.
@@rogerramjet6429 I believe you & for multiple reasons alone. I wasn't a non believer in bigfoot but I also hadn't seen one until my encounter. Even despite my grandmother telling me these stories I still wasnt fully on board & it's not that I didn't believe her eighter because I most certainly did. I just for some reason thought like many people that if you dont see it it must not be real. They are very real. & dogman I would say are as well. There might not be many of these things out here that could be just one of many reasons why most people dont see them. There is a case I heard about a guy & his wife had a encounter on a back road he told his encounter on a tv documentary. It may have been the same case I couldn't remember his name. I 100% believe you I don't doubt anyone until they give me a solid reason to. Basically why I tell my encounter is because I want everyone to be safe & be aware when out near thick woods at night. My encounter was very terrifying. That's why I also tell my encounter. We don't kno what some of these things are capable of. I've been recently listening to & watching dogman encounters.
Dude you have changed the game been watching since your very first videos!
I'm so glad I found this channel
You do such an amazing job with these interviews. Just outstanding man, and we appreciate it.
Man this channel is on another level the depth of his research is incredible
I love your thorough and honest research. All the other channels sound alike. It seems like they do their research watching other UA-cam videos.
This is really in depth!
This is great research. You are fully diving into what you do. You have the passion and obsession it takes to really deliver the most complete information possible. Bringing on real people attached to the case is next level content.
Very impressive, nice job👍🏼
You, Bob Gymlan and Sherlock Holmes. You slayed on this case, A. Respect.
Good to hear another perspective on this case.. Can't say I agree with everything he says, but always appreciate a different perspective.
Based cop calling out David Paulides for the scam artist he is. Thanks for getting this interview big guy.
David got the most exposure possible.
Dave is great
@@BF4023 great at scamming people for sure.
excellent work !
Wow! Have have the book on my stack but haven’t read it yet…. Great interview!!!!!
My family as a group saw two sasquatch. It was not a bear.
Was it two bears?
@@undrscoreex it was two Sasquatch, one was tossing a rock between it's two hands. Plus we all saw the THUMBS.
Why have we never found a dead one or even a pile of Bigfoot turds? They ain’t real.
@@TheMassweapon Bears with thumbs oO
@@deerichardz plus Adams apples and no snouts. Fingers without nails and clearly interacting w each other with hand gestures..
Brilliant interview. Such a refreshing, based exploration.
i started gettn suspicous about Paulides when the rain that suddenly occurs when somebody was missing was simply turned around to almost like it was caused by something else - it just made it hard to find the traces but that doesnt work well with the mysterie theme
DP seems to want to blur the line between real life and creepypasta.