The Bizarre Oakville “Blob Rain” Incident

Let's explore the mystery of the blob rain that made everyone sick (maybe).

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[nonyabisness]

100% a bio-weapon dispersal test. We know they did things like this. And a gel rain would actually be pretty effective, albeit maybe too localized.

[berryberrykixx]

I 100% support the theory that it was military-related, especially once you explain that after it started being tested on, the only sample disappeared and it never happened again.

[Magmafrost]

The fact that the blobs ended up on top of cars, got smeared on that one windshield, etc, is at the very least compelling evidence that the blobs *did* fall from the sky.

[Chris.Pontius]

I'm really not into conspiracy theories but this is one of those cases I wouldn't put passed the government. They got a pretty good track record when it comes to this stuff.

[jonathandill]

Acrylamide monomer that hasn't polymerized is known to have neurotoxic properties as seen in industrial workers who are overexposed. It's used to produce polyacrylamide, which has similar properties to polyacrylate and is used as a floculant in sewage treatment.

[susanmccormick]

I was there. I told my sister last year that I had been only this sick ( with Covid) one other time. 1994! I was in bed for 3 months.

[frankjrmuchnok]

Simon, You put out so much content that I'm afraid that you're being held captive in that basement. If so, signal us by turning the seam on the lampshade toward the wall. We'll be watching.

[DarkElfDiva]

Please do a video on how Simon Whistler has multiple clones/robot doubles that allow him to be in half the videos on Youtube.

[anonymousrex]

Sounds like something that deserves a deeper dive on your Decoding the Unknown channel... fascinating incident that has yet to be explained.

[christinak]

How much did it kill Simon to say, "The Truth Is Out There." Fascinating video! ❤️

[DRO]

I live here in Oakville and although I have never seen these blobs, I will say this town feels like its straight out of a Stephen King book. Between it being an old logging town, having the last bank ever robbed by stagecoach in the U.S, the missing children, the crazy amount of pet deaths and highway 12 (which runs straight through town that has been the scene of many highway deaths). It also didn’t help that our volunteer fire house still used a siren up until a year or two ago that would sound off anytime there was an emergency in town. It really made the town feel like it was trapped in some kind of 1950 time prison. But hey that’s Oakville for ya, Go Acorns! 😂

[Shauma_llama]

His sample mysteriously disappeared. Yeah, that doesn't sound like a government agency covering its tracks at all.

[phoenixsixxrising]

The whole jelly fish theory seems far less plausible than it being some CIA shenanigans, but the polyacrilate theory seems far reasonable. After things like MK Ultra and the Tuskegee experiments, you just can't put anything past them!

[OlyChickenGuy]

This story is local to me! I grew up just north of Seattle, so I'm always interested to hear if anyone's learned anything new about it. This video was well presented, and your team did an excellent job of putting everything together to share with the world what little we DO know about it.

[michaelmiller]

This reminds me of Lovecraft's "The Color Out Of Space"

[Asylar]

Remember when that radio broadcast of War of the Worlds caused a mass panic? Then remember how further investigation showed that it was far less massive than claimed.

A mothman coughed up some blobs around town, a minor illness that effects different people in different ways came through, a military helicopter flew over at one point, and then someone made up some story about a mysterious sample that went missing and apparently know one else in town thought to collect the goo too.

[bobthegoat]

I am perplexed you didn't address the most wild fact of all. That it apparently included white blood cells from humans. Of course the other labs said it was just some kind of eukaryotic cells, but that is a big part and the most interesting part of the story, you didn't elaborate.

[BlastedOblivion]

Of this whole story, the thing that gets me is that grown adults were touching a mystery substance with their bare hands. As if that wasn't always a bad idea.

[robertnett]

This really sounds like a SCP containment breach. They are lucky that the Foundation didn't ignite the on-site nuclear warheads...

[kenziedayne]

Bio weapons testing. Probably on the efficacy of the gel as a delivery system.