Top 3 places you CAN'T GO & people who went anyways... | Part 25

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Time Stamps:
#3 -- "Behind the Partition" -- 0:42 -- A husband wakes up and can't find his wife
#2 -- "Movable Belly" -- 4:24 -- A little boy notices something inside a statue
#1 -- "Grad Night" -- 8:36 -- A group of teens lose 1 of their friends at an amusement park

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You are at the end. Nothing more exists beyond this. Promise.
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OK, we lied, there's more....
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☠︎ Found the secret easter egg in today's video? Be the 1st to comment what it is and where it occurs in the video, and you will get pinned!! ☠︎

[blakesutton]

When he said John was “incredibly friendly and warm hearted and got along with everyone”….I knew he was doomed.

[RyanDaGamer]

I love “the places you can’t go and people who went anyways” It gives me reassurance that staying inside watching Youtube is a good thing

[gracesinnard]

This man is way too interesting, I was supposed to go to bed 3 HOURS ago and I just can't stop watching these stories, never change MrBallen.

[NicoleMoonyt]

I can't even imagine how traumatized that elevator operator must have been after experiencing that. The guilt of something that was completely accidental must have been insane. How sad for John and everyone involved. :(

[casuallyfilthy]

I just like that there’s no gimmicks on this channel. No politics, no clickbait, just murder, mayhem and the missing (in story format)

[bmom]

Am I the only one that when it’s a “someone got stuck” story, that you start getting that claustrophobic feeling. I think that would have to be one of the worst ways to die.
Another great set of stories John, you effectively gave me the heebee jeebees

[maddiejennett]

Hearing that a grown woman passed away of heatstroke in 4 hours is a sobering reminder to never leave your kids or animals in a hot car.

[riceracm]

15:00 I worked security at King’s Island in the early 00’s. During our extensive training, we were told of _every_ time someone has died at the park due to accidents/negligence, including John’s story, in gruesome detail as an illustration of just how wrong things can go…part of the story you left out was that his body was partially ripped apart by the mechanics and came “raining” down to the ground. Before the friend group officially found out it was him, a bloody piece of his red flannel shirt was found down below and was identified by the girlfriend I believe. It was very sad. There are at least 4 other *INSANE* deaths from King’s Island that I hope Mr. Ballen will one day cover (including a death on Flight Commander, 2 deaths at the Viking ship lake by electrocution, and a death by lion….oh the stories I could tell of that place!) 🦁⚡️⚡️🛩

[scaveman]

The lesson today: stay out of hot vehicles, don't climb down a dinosaur leg, obey signs on gated off areas.

[Daniel-san-]

If Mr. Ballen goes missing it was definitely the like button that did it.

[noneofyobusiness]

Seriously, is there anyone who doesn't just adore this guy? So happy that he's been so successful with his channel. I think if anyone deserves it, it's Mr. Ballen.

[Brinta]

I really like it that MrBallen doesn’t flood his videos with a whole bunch of nonsense photos, and that he tells you if the photo is related to the actual case. Plenty of YouTubers have complete slideshows of stockphotos and then you have to kind of guess if any of those actually show the subjects/objects/places of the story.

[slkshewolf]

The man who died in the dinosaur leg gave me John Jones anxiety. If he had watched that video about John getting stuck and dying upside down in Nutty Putty Cave, maybe he wouldn't have gone head first.

But...moral of the story - your cell phone is replaceable, you aren't.

[ankylosaruswrecks]

I've seen a video done on John Harder before and his death was explained as "hit by an elevator." It's not that I'm looking for gory details, but quite obviously he was not just simply hit by an elevator and died. I appreciate Mr. Ballen treating us like adults and always trying to be truthful and detailed in explaining what happened, even if sometimes it can be gruesome.

[damienjstepick]

I remember when MrBallen celebrated his first 100, 000 and now he’s at over 3 million. Nice job man.

[AQUASTEEZY]

I appreciate the duffle use of sound effects as you speak.
The sounds of footsteps when you mention someone running and the sirens of emergency vehicles.
Great story telling mechanic that paints vivid mental pictures of the events unfolding without being to distracting from the actual story.

[racookster]

When I was a teenager, I bypassed the lock mechanism on an elevator's exterior doors (ridiculously easy to do), got on top of the car when it stopped at the floor below me, and rode it up and down the shaft. At one point, I got just a little too close to the counterweight's track, and the counterweight just barely clipped my shoulder as it was coming down and I was going up. I was lucky: it knocked me off balance, but it didn't hurt me. What I remember most is how UNYIELDING that thing was. If I had been just a little farther under its path, it would have sheared my arm off without slowing a bit. I'll never forget that feeling of being struck a glancing blow by something that obviously could have killed me. Being hit by a car would be gentle compared to that. Cars dent. This had no give, no elasticity. It was more like being hit by a train.

[enchantriss]

You know the story is going to get very interesting when Mr. Ballen says “To understand what happens next you need to understand the layout of the house” or “In order to understand what happens next you need to understand how this elevator works”. Whenever he starts with that, I know some serious ishhh is going to happen…. (Unfortunately).

[thecityman]

You know, I think Mr. Ballen may save lives- perhaps my own. After hearing so many stories about people being alone and somehow stuck and unable to free themselves or get help, I bet a lot of people like me will think twice before going into any kind of unpopulated places alone- especially tight fit places. I certainly will remember these stories if I'm ever tempted to explore some enclosed space while alone!

[deezworld]

I knew I was a fan of the strange dark and mysterious but until this channel, I didn't know I also liked it in story format. Guess you learn everyday 😆