6 MORE True Scary Missing 411 Stories

Missing 411 cases are a colloquial classification that documents missing person cases that fit a number of criteria. The disappearance occurred in a national park, rural area, or large reserve of public land. Exceptionally odd circumstances surround the disappearance.

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🕓 TIME STAMPS:
John Devine ►1:06
Douglas Legg ►9:22
Nahanni National Park Reserve ►19:25
Morgan Heimer ►31:02
Deborah Carrick ►37:47
Jordan Moray ►47:00

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[libratude]

Mad respect to you for shouting out Dave, because many YouTubers steal his work without crediting him and his team. So as a big fan of Dave's thank you very much.

[Silveirias]

In Finnish mythology, we have a concept called metsänpeitto, "forest's cover". It's essentially a parallel dimension a person may accidentally walk into or some kind of a spirit (everything in Finnish mythology has a spirit/soul, haltija) might take them there. If one is in metsänpeitto, they cannot be seen or heard from our world, though they might be able to see into ours. To an onlooker, the person in metsänpeitto may appear as a stone or a tree, for example. You could walk right past somebody in metsänpeitto and not be able to see or hear them.

To escape metsänpeitto, you should wear your clothing upside down, bending down to look between your legs for an exit, and try to do everything backwards. It is also possible to just stumble out of metsänpeitto similarly by accident. Some people never get out. A skillful tietäjä (shaman, lit. "knower") may also be able to bring back a person or an animal from metsänpeitto with spells. I reckon it might also help to appeal to the forest spirits or the gods of the woods.

It is said that metsänpeitto is quiet compared to the real world and that the person trapped in will feel uneasy. In some cases they may be unable to move. Even a familiar place will seem foreign and confusing, even be backwards or upside down.

Maybe some of these missing people ended up in metsänpeitto.

[scottishgirl]

My uncle recently passed away at 56 years old and since then I haven’t been sleeping well at all (it’s currently 4am). These stories help me relax while grieving albeit for a short amount of time. Your live streams also make me laugh which is hard to do just now.
Your stories have a huge impact & I thank you for this ♥️

[oceanstatearm-wrestling]

The Douglas Legg mystery is a real heart breaker. It hurts my heart just thinking about what that little kids family endured throughout all these years with the agony of never knowing or having closure, not to mention what type of sinister fate that poor little kid ended up meeting. It nauseating knowing that there's some real evil beings/things in this world that are capable of carrying out such vile acts and are never held accountable for their wicked ways.

[allysonlewis]

I always feel so sorry for the families of missing people. As a parent it would kill me not to know what happened to my daughters. My life would be nothing without my kids. I just don’t know how people manage to even get out of bed in the morning. My deepest respect to Jordan’s family. I hope one day the truth of his disappearance will come to light and give this poor family a little bit of closure. They still have to live without their loved one but not to know must be so harrowing.

[HoneybeeJohnson-yzie]

I could never go into the woods.... Knowing all this! God Bless all those who have been lost! 🙏

[josiegipson]

Douglas Legg went missing in 1971, 51 years ago. If he was kidnapped, I highly doubt the person may decide to just one day strike again. He's at least 70 years old. If he was going to kidnap again, he would've done so already. In fact, he would've done it many times over. So, instead of being concerned if he'll strike again, we should be worried how many has disappeared by his hand.

[avaggdu]

MacLeod is a Scottish name pronounced "mac-loud" (like Connor MacLeod in Highlander) in the Nahanni National Park story.

[greyscout]

Good read. Enjoyed it very much. I only listened because you gave credit to David Paulides. He puts a lot of time and effort into those cases. Thanks.

[captainsensiblejr.]

What really pisses me of about the 411 series is not the rare, truly mysterious disappearances where it is inexplicable, but the people who head out into snowfall and blizzards, and all the conspiracy theory culture ass hats who all wave their arms in the air and wail " Who grabbed them? Bigfoot? Aliens? The Loch Ness Monster?"
For God's sake, why do American head into snow storms and blizzards expecting others to come rescue them at the risk of their own lives? "
All you need to do is get cold enough and tired enough to wander off a trail onto a snow bridge over a stream or between two rocks, whoosh, you fall through the snow smashing your legs or cracking your head, and dying out of sight. What really pisses me of is how the Rusty Burrows and Steve Stockton's's of the Missing 411 industrial machine who try to turn every DISAPPEARANCE into a mystery, regardless of the fact that the circumstances, and lack of witnesses of anything odd, and ignoring the fact that the missing idiot headed into a wilderness area into existing snow fall in the face of a blizzard. In these cases, the conspiracy theory culture numbnuts jump up and down shouting about bigfoot ( who would have left giant footprints in the snow) or unproven and imaginary portals or less frequently ass- probing aliens wanting to know why the moron humans risked freezing to death.

[horrorgirl]

Thank you for giving Dave the respect he is due..he is so devoted to these occurrences and has given so much time and work into these cases.

[dreamofmermaids]

Thank you Joel!! I've been following David for 5 years. I've had many encounters I've shared with him. You rock for giving him the respect he deserves!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[ichangedmynameforyoutube]

Yes!!!! Check out CANAM missing project here on YT, or his Documentary movies, Missing 411, and Missing 411: The Hunted. The true stories are mind blowing and Dave Paulides is a phenomenal man!!!

[efe_aydal]

This is also a very interesting topic. Missing people. Considering how many there are. Makes u think of all those serial killers who never got caught.

[annettejaymz]

As a person with mad respect for the work done by Dave & Ben Paulides, I have to thank you, sincerely, for the respect you gave them for the hard work they've poured into The Missing. I can't think of people more deserving, humble, or dedicated to working so hard. Much love and respect to you!

[rahmayaxye]

I have been having problems sleeping for a a couple years. I use to sleep to Criminally Listed and Eleanor Neale but last 8 months it's been Let's Read. I appreciate how consistent you are without fail. Please don't stop the good work

[robynsmith]

In the last story, Jordan could have had a psychological break. He very possibly could have schizophrenia and he had his very first "big" breakdown. Jordan may have been having auditory and visual delusions telling him who knows what! Maybe that he was being watched and needed to take off RIGHT THEN so he only took his bug-out bag? I think the sighting of him in a town not too far away was probably a true sighting. When people end up homeless due to having bouts of psychosis, with no ID on them, they could travel pretty far without anyone knowing who they are. I REALLY DOUBT he ever ended up in the National Park in the first place. NO ONE leaves home knowing they’ll be gone for a week and leaves their phone and wallet at home! And they would definitely at least shut their front door. It’s been over 3 years since he went missing so I believe either 1) he is dead or 2) he’s living with a mental illness and could be far away in another city, sleeping under a bridge like millions of other homeless people….☹️ I pray they do find him alive and if he is dead, I pray they find his remains so he can be properly put to rest and his family can find some closure.🙏🏼😇

[UnfazedPhoenix]

The respect in that intro man. You're just the best. Properly crediting people for their work is so important. That's why i get so mad when i see some of the animation channels using your narrations, and others, and not citing the source material properly or at all. Biggest culprits are mort and martin animations.

[darkangelparanormal]

My daughter owned these books b4 they became a movie. She even has one of them autographed by the author. I read them and although they’re sad stories I enjoyed them very much.

[paulajensen]

First time listening to you and am hooked! I subscribe to a few different missing persons, true crime, strange dark and mysterious sights, love listening to all of them - great variety! I've heard some of these stories more than once; however, everyone has a different voice, has a different way of telling the story - never gets old. After all, it's the voice, the story and how it's told - why I listen to audiobooks also. You have a great voice, a great way of putting your own spin on them. What impressed me before all of that was the integrity and class you showed when you credited David Paulides and have links to his stuff. There's room for everybody - doesn't have to be a competition when everyone stays true to their own style and gives credit where it's due while telling it in their own way.