Missing 411 Mysteries That'll Creep You Out!

Missing 411 Mysteries That'll Creep You Out!

► In today's video, Steve Stockton will be diving into a chilling and mysterious topic: the unexplained disappearances in national parks. These vast and beautiful landscapes are meant to be places of peace and adventure, but for some, they have become the setting for unsolved mysteries. Join us as we explore 10 perplexing cases of people who vanished without a trace in these natural wonders. From strange circumstances to eerie coincidences, these stories will leave you questioning what really happened. So, sit back, subscribe, and let's uncover the mysteries of these national park disappearances.

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[nancyferrer]

What I have learned from all these videos is never separate or never let anyone else separate from you or the group. I would make this agreement and make sure everyone else is board with it before any adventure took place. No peeing in private either.

[spiderrico]

What have I learned. If hell or anything related to the Devil are in the name, don't explore or even visit.

[Pk]

Maybe look into Nash Quinn in Wyoming, a missing professor.

[FrozeMoments]

There are so many variables that can lead one to go missing. It makes it difficult and frustrating to deduce what is true and what is assumption ? Good work y’all.

[TypewriterBlood]

Derek’s case is very interesting to me…why spend all that money just to leave the equipment in the car? Why leave the note if it was supposed to be a short day hike? It makes it feel like there was a huge change in plans somehow on the drive there.

[francesmeyer]

Good evening, Steve and family. Settling down to enjoy this. Thank you!💐

[SherryIrvin-lc]

Prayers for all the missing and their families.

[sprayarm]

Will make my wonderful going-to-sleep companion.

[Mewsielynx]

Thanking you so kindly..best to you..Nicole and sweet baby boy...😊❤😊

[shannonbradshaw]

Steve how you been? Long time. So happy you’re back to these videos!

[markw]

A predators playground is the Wilderness. Aside from the unfortunate accident, I wouldn't mind postulating foul play in 60% of these disappearances

[IronMaiden]

My fiancé and I hike a lot and we each carry a set of car keys in case we get separated during the hike. It’s one of our safety items we bring with us on every hike.

[alireid]

Hi Steve
Loving the show still your no1 fan
Allie Edinburgh Scotland UK 😊

[Fido-vmzi]

I think loneliness often drives people to lonely places.

[isaal-magyari]

given the type of river that it's supposed Alberto fell into it's likely his body was trapped underwater in rocks or deadfall. The Rocky Mountains are no joke

[marksharp]

I've heard that sort of thing on notes like Derek's many times. Why does a person write "don't look for me, don't follow me" ?

[sherryholt]

Weird things happen in the greater smokies

[SBG]

40:00 First place I would have looked was in the outhouse. Back then they actually had proper dugouts for outhouses with wooden bench and circles cut out. Campers were lucky to see a toilet LID on the hole so you could close the lid. I looked down one time as a child. I should never have done that. I saw a dog, recently deceased. What a horrible death.

[Joy-TheLazyCatLady]

Always travel in twos. It doesn't seem to matter how experienced you are, even pros go missing.

[JuanVargas-knxq]

Nice, I just finished the FAE videos, really trippy and education.