10 DISTURBING Missing 411 Cases That'll Leave You Asking 'What Happened?'

Is it possible for someone to completely disappear off the face of the earth, leaving no clue to their fate? Or go missing for days, unable to remember what has happened to them, or worse still, meet their death in bizarre circumstances with no plausible explanation. In this video, we will look at 10 cases where that is exactly what happened when the individuals involved ventured into National Parks. Mirroring what David Paulides believes, these cases and hundreds like them are unusual and mysterious, and with the lack of any other explanation, is there something about National Parks and other Forested areas that pose an unknown but sinister danger to us all.

0:00 Introduction
1:16 Stacey Arras
2:45 The Missing Days Of Danny Filippidis
4:27 Timothy Barnes
5:21 DeOrr Kunz
7:20 James Pruitt
8:35 What happened to Dr James McGrogan?
10:52 Linda Arteaga
12:13 Morgan Heimer
13:21 Derek J. Lueking
15:54 The Strange Case Of Steven Kubacki

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[robbs]

A friend of mine Julian Wynne went to Everest base camp and disappeared without a trace, it’s been nearly 15 years now and nothing he’s just gone.

[kwg]

Thank you for highlighting these again. We need to remember those who are still missing, and keep our eyes peeled

[petepan]

David the man who does the missing 411 blows my mind with nothing but facts with every missing person. It’s truly mind blowing.

[Dowseman]

I fully believe that Danny experienced a dissociative fugue episode for 6 days before coming to. This would explain the ditching of most of his belongings, as most who experience these episodes don’t have much of an identity, and can become confused by their surroundings. Additionally, a common symptom of fugue states involve a strange phenomenon where those involved just RUN. They get as far away as they can almost inexplicably. I urge you to look into this mental disorder, many who experience it have no history with illness at all.

[LindysEpiphany]

Its really scary to think you could blackout and not know who you are but still live a life that doesn't get you locked up somewhere.
It would drive me crazy to not know what I did for over a year. I had a stroke a couple years ago and lost a couple days, its really bothered me. I think a whole year would make me investigate what I was doing in that time. I mean thats enough time to build relationships you'd think somebody would remember you.

[roguetheory]

Love when this channel does the creepy true mysterious missing stories

[double_d_]

An ad after each case is so nice, it makes me want to watch it over and over, thank you.

[Rise]

15:54 Steven went missing in 2018 and woke up in 1979?? He went BACK in time?

[Richard_Barnes]

You have the best voice for such video's. Absolutely brilliant, very interesting, well put together and well worthy of your following. Thanks! 🙂👍🏻

[bettymonath]

Thank you! I haven't listened to missing persons mysteries since they changed narrators. Interesting video, well done

[marcelinevonschrute]

I love your channel! Thank you for creating fantastic content

[Douglas_I]

I don't believe DeOrr Kuntz went on that trip to begin with. The parents are hiding something.

[debbietriplett]

You have an amazing voice for telling these stories. You make it sound so intriguing. This is definitely what you should be doing. This was a great documentary by you.

[stemally]

Another great video to chill with my headphones on. Keep up the good work. 👍

[xRCCNx]

The DeOrr Kuns case really isn’t a missing 411 case. There’s a good bit of evidence of fowl play. Like the shoes you mentioned were found at the parents old apartment along with some other things. Not to mention there is not a single verifiable account that DeOrr was with the parents when they went in to town to buy gas and groceries. Those two did something with that kid, yeah definitely not a missing 411 case.

[ajwinberg]

I live in Idaho and it is crazy what happened to Doir Kunz Jr. And sad that he has never been found. 😢

[Justiceforbabydeorr]

Thank you for sharing Deorr's story❤

[seandelap]

They should have made sure that someone was watching over their toddler why would they just assume without checking whether someone was keeping an eye on him

[CatsForTheCatGod]

Just an aside regarding the Stacey Arras case - nowhere in the actual reports or documents at the time mentioned anything about a lens cap at all and has been spread pretty widely as unintentional misinformation in the 411 community - none of her belongings were recovered at all

[DorothChrostowski]

@Top5s Great work. Loved it!
Steven Kubacki disappeared in 1978. Not 2018 as introduced @16:04 also states in March of that same year. From the picture of him i knew immediately it wasnt 2018. Have a great week.
Im a new Subscriber and i enjoyed it very much. 😊