4 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:
Steve Kubacki ►0:00
Dennis Martin ►11:05
Jaryd Atadero ►20:14
Prabhdeep ‘Prabh’ Srawn ►42:25

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🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Steve Kubacki ►0:00
Dennis Martin ►11:05
Jaryd Atadero ►20:14
Prabhdeep ‘Prabh’ Srawn ►42:25

[emeliehadden]

Who's a fan of the strange, dark and mysterious delivered in story format???

[sugarrefined]

When I graduate college in a month I should add you to my speech cause your videos help me be productive 😂 I should be like: “ I wanna thank my mom, my brother, Joel from Let’s Read...” 😂

[mommamac]

Every time I hear about a kid missing in the woods, it makes me never want to go in the woods again. I have two small kids, and we love to camp and be in the woods, but when I hear these stories, I want to go live in a bubble.

[debbiem]

Finally found someone with a natural story telling voice!

[zeejacks]

oh man, i saw that missing 411 youtube movie/documentary a few months ago, and the story about the jared kid and his dad was heartbreaking. great vid as alwaysss

[lennon]

In my humble opinion these were some of the best arrangements of stories you’ve put out in recent history. I love these mystery/crime mystery types. Keep me coming please.

[annie_xo]

Honestly if I was Jared’s parent I’d never be able to forgive the people who were supposed to be looking after him, and if I was one of them I’d never be able to forgive myself. Please keep your eyes on your children everyone, things can happen so fast - when I was 5 I almost drowned because my mom looked away for a few minutes.

[thiscritic]

I know Allyn Atadero personally as he is my aunt's husband. He's a great guy and has been a great husband to my aunt. He's the kindest man for what he's been through.

[anarig]

Regarding the 1st story, he was probably in a fugue state. These can be initiated under extreme stress and following his last minutes, that does seem to add up. There have been more documented cases of people going into a fugue state and completely leaving their old life behind, starting a new one, and then suddenly exiting the state and not remembering anything while in the fugue. Steven probably refuses to talk about it because there’s not much else to say since he doesn’t have any memory of his fugue state.

[samanthagreen]

During the Jaryd Atadero case it's mentioned that the Jon Benet Ramsey case happening at a similar time likely contributed the media circus and I just wanted to point out that not only were they happening around the same time but also in the same state not very far away from each other so that probably made it even more insane.
Also it's always so weird when one of these stories happens in your area and your listening along and then suddenly you're hearing names of towns and things you recognize. Always makes it way more eerie.

[jamesthepharaoh]

I live in Holland, Michigan and always go out to the lake and the surrounding wooded areas to explore. It really is a beautiful area, however; it can be very dangerous if you're not careful. People come from out of state and other parts of the state and thing they can walk around on the pier in rough weather, and end up in the water. In the winter months, if you get in the water, you'll probably drown. It seems like every year there are bodies that wash up in the spring. There are also some very steep sand dunes and you can fall if you're not careful.

Another thing, if you're boating and see fog coming in or see a fog patch, avoid it completely. Sometimes the fog comes with no warning and you find yourself stuck in a thick cloud. It is very disorienting and you wont see anybody coming at you until its too late. There have been many cases of people ending up disoriented and stranded out in the big lake and many don't survive it, whether it be a lack of preparedness or, anything. Don't get me wrong, the big lakes are beautiful, but also deadly.

[tychul]

Poor dennis- as a parent, it’s my worst nightmare to have my baby go missing. I don’t know what the hell I would do.

[lady_k]

That first story still gets me every time. How the HELL did he lose 15 months and end up with someone else's backpack??

[ashgideon]

Changed my sheets, poured my wine and it's spooky time.

[mistywebb]

Dennis Martin isn't the only local to disappear in these woods without explanation. The Hearon family is still looking for Mike. There's roughly 100 more unsolved disappearances in these mountains. Poor Dennis is the most famous, but I like to bring attention to the Hearon case bc I worked with his uncle at one of my jobs when it happened and he was such a sweet old man. The more eyes the better and it costs nothing to put a post out there.

[Jj]

Hell yes I am starved of missing 411 stories

[toddgilbey]

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[MarkieMcG.]

Your voice is the last voice that I hear every night and the very first voice that I hear every morning! It's just PERFECTION Sir... Thanks for the calming effect. You're adored. 🥰

[katyameowmeow]

I don’t watch these types of videos nowadays but I want to let you know you’re one of my favorite narrators/readers on YouTube