Disturbing Missing 411 Cases

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In today's episode, we take a look at a few mysterious disappearances in national parks all over North America. Known as the Missing 411 Cases.

#scary #creepy #disturbing

[WOWMAN.]

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[Robynn.m]

The chewy squishmellow in the back is absolutely the highlight of this video

[katzies]

Getting home from a stressful day at school and seeing a new Wowman upload is the best feeling ever!!

[bobbyrebholz]

One thing I will say about Keith is that large birds have been known to attack small children. They can lift 2 year olds quite easily and if he had a ton of scratches on him, it could've been a bird trying to get a grip on him and it finally did but had to drop him.

[tylociraptor]

To answer your question about how a mountain lion could drag away a 9 year old with no blood or sign of struggle... very easily. One well placed bite and the kid's dead, no vicious attack needed. They're very quiet, ambush predators, a child could be dead before he even has a chance to cry out. Same with the bear- Don't care how good at the woods buddy is, he's not gonna have a chance against a bear head to head.

[BBakerStreet]

Missing 411 cases are not confined to forests and National Parks, nor are they only happening in the US. They occur on a regular basis in suburban and urban areas as well. David Paulides wrote an entire book on just urban disappearances called "A Sobering Coincidence". It's fascinating.

[Zeph_ooooooooo]

Please keep doing these real 411 cases this was really entertaining

[danielvarela]

A 411 case that fascinated me was two young men in their 20s, and their grandfather hunting in their tree stands. The two young men look away for about 3 seconds, and they hear a humming sound look back, and the grandfather is gone. Some say it was a UFO, but to this day, nobody knows what happened.

[rev]

Wowman and Wendigoon have become my two favorite youtubers recently, they always make the most entertaining videos even if it is about the same topics

[tdhb]

The hunters case fascinated me the most i mean your absolutely right for just a guy with such skills to be gone and dead like it means that what ever attacked the hunter he had never seen or had experience handling it plus no one even found a foot print?
Either it could be suicide
Or it could be something more terrifying

[windyday]

I have a strong feeling that people who find it weird that humans are going missing in the woods, whatever circumstances are, either have no experience with wilderness at all or are the next in line to go missing themselves because they got cocky. Nature is the definition of cosmic horror. Anyone who knows it close learns to respect the raw power of it. A lot of times we can't stand against it even then we have big numbers and the most progressive technology on our side.

[lavenderlaceration]

Your voice is so soothing, I'll listen to your videos to fall asleep (which often ends up giving me nightmares but) it helps me sm

[ligeia_lugosi]

Wowman: *Talking about a child who disappeared without a trace*
The Chewie squishmallow in the background: 😀

[MommySpider]

Glad to see another great upload, but quick question, have you covered the mystery flesh pit?

[billblaski]

Tight channel, dawg! I love topics like this, keep up the paranormal, creepy, unsolved, cryptids, aliens and everything in between!

[lemongobbler]

The YOGTZE case ! It’s a case of an unemployed food engineer, named Günther Stoll. Pretty much one day the mad showed signs of paranoia saying that “they are out to get me” just stuff like that, he even told his wife that he was scared and felt uneasy. It was then when he wrote on a piece of paper wording “YOGTZE” and left his home to his favorite pub. Though, he didn’t drink at all he still acted drunk when then leaving the pub. It was then the next day where two ppl had found Günther’s car on the side of the road, and there was a note inside saying “YOGTZE”. Some people theorize that the G in yogtze is actually a 6 though

[joltyarchives]

The last one fascinates me because it makes me wonder if he ever WILL remember bits and snippets of what happened one day.

[maitland]

You have a new subscriber! I started watching your videos tonight on a suggestion, and can't stop watching. Really really great channel!

[osamazynladen_]

following wendigoons footsteps with a relaxing approach. love it

[aliciaschwader]

New subscriber here. Your voice is so soothing! Also love this video and hearing things about these this kind of thing. So creepy