Disturbing Last Seen CCTV Security Footage of Missing Persons

Here are 4 Disturbing Last Seen CCTV Security Videos of Missing Persons. These disturbing, creepy, shocking, and scary moments caught on security cameras show the horrifying last known footage of people right before they went missing.

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[Bravo.]

The last moments of a person before they disappear, is truly haunting.

[MsGracieLove]

I’m from Dublin, Ireland and ever since his disappearance, missing posters of Trevor Deely can still be seen around the city. It’s very sad that he’s never been found ☹️ My heart goes out to him and his family 💛

[Brancovtn]

The worst part about mysterious disappearances is the lack of closure for the families. I can't imagine what it feels like to miss someone you love so bad, having hope that they're still alive, yet having a strong feeling that they're already gone. It's like a never-ending cycle of despair. Shit sucks.

[vaidehiiii]

It's a weird feeling knowing that someone just disappeared mysteriously, I'm always curious in these cases, as to what exactly would have happened, where would these people be, what if they're alive, what if they're living a new life somewhere, and tons of 'WHAT IFs'!! HAUNTING!

[worldwideadventurer]

If you actually take the time to look at the missing persons wall at your local
Wal mart, you’ll realize how creepy the world really is out there

[ScrubbaDubDub]

The ones where people act weird before disappearing weird me out the most.

[skbee]

The disappearance cases with actual footage are always the eeriest to me.

[slonekettering]

Steven’s brother noticed he was intoxicated. He told Steven to go home and drive safely. What kind of damn sense does that make? He was obviously drunk.

[BXNISH]

It will always haunt me knowing that I will likely never know what happened to these people and anyone else who disappears.

[cazzraz]

How nice of the brother to leave his intoxicated brother at the bar. Just told him to DRIVE home safely, when he knows he’s intoxicated ! Such a great guy!

[archangel]

I wish Trevor had stayed inside his office until daylight. Sadly, alcohol seems to be a contributing factor in some of these disappearances.

[connie]

In the second case, it sounds like Emma was dealing with a form of schizophrenia. Her behavior is paranoid, but I would bet most of it was in her mind. Hearing voices from inanimate objects, feeling compelled to do odd things, and feeling stalked are all symptoms. Too bad she didn't get any mental health assessment done.

[thomaswhyte]

I feel like the first case was a hit. Waiting half an hour for him and being on the phone when he's walking past just gives me the "Yeah I've got eyes on him now" Vibes. Very unsettling.

[GhostRangerr]

The 3rd case is tragic. The poor kid stood no chance with her both parents being lunatics. RIP little girl

[mshourba]

The guy who followed Trevor was definitely involved. and the story of him being a gang member who Trevor refused to help, sounds very believable

[ChillBlinton]

They couldn’t identify the guy in story #2 even though they got his face on camera? Absolutely crazy. The line between what you can get away with and not is razor thin

[ReignRegime]

Feel horrible for the little girl with the parents that were drug users with mental health issues. Poor baby had no idea what was going on moments before her life was tragically taken

[DreadNarratives]

These cases are incredibly eerie and puzzling. The mysterious disappearances and the CCTV footage add a chilling layer of intrigue to each story. It's truly unsettling how these mysteries remain unsolved, leaving us with so many unanswered questions.

[KomoliRihyoh]

I'm so upset at the Women's Shelter for not doing something about Emma's declining mental state. The moment a staff member heard that Emma was hearing voices from the furniture, that should've brought up a giant red flag that this wasn't just trauma she was dealing with, but a pressing, untreated disorder that needed to be addressed *immediately!*

[lolcowforever]

13:20 I like how you actually explained what was going on in the CCTV footage, I've seen it so many times but every time I just thought they were loading the truck and didn't see how it was strange until now