Over 1 Hour of Strange Disappearances

► Over 1 Hour of Strange Disappearances

► A look back over the last year at some of the strange disappearances that we've covered across the channel.

00:00 Missing in Frozen Ditch
22:47 Vanished on a Mountain Race
41:17 Missing Hiker in Sequoia N.P
01:02:22 Manchester Canal
01:11:30 An Unusual Event

[MissingVoidTV]

Merry Christmas all! This video is a compilation of some of the strange disappearnces that I've covered over the last year. There will probably be one more for next week before I get properly set up again for the week following

I hope you're all having a great time. Be safe

[TheSlashSlingingSlasher]

An hour long video of strange disappearances?? What a great Christmas present!

[AFUERA_Media]

Two bodies that died at the same time in the same location could have varying rates of decomposition because one of them was in a part of the ditch that was shallow, the sin warms the water quicker, decomp begins sooner and occurs more frequently than a body that was perhaps in a part of the ditch with deeper water or with a tree shading it from the sun, meaning the ice doesn't thaw as easily or as quickly preserving the body better. The same read snow stays longer on the side of a house that's shaded from the afternoon sun. Just a thought about how you can have significant differences in decomp in the same place at the same time.

[corallewis]

I remember this first story.. this was really strange!
Great channel😊

[ldawg]

Love seeing how much this channel has grown over the last 4-5 years! Merry Christmas, Adam!

[RoundSeal]

It's sad to consider, but the easiest explanation is that Arnold and Ruby left the car to perhaps try and get help and, being drunk and confused — possibly injured — after the crash, walked along the ditch instead of going up to the road. Perhaps there was a steep incline and they were trying to find a spot to scale it. It is absolutely, unfortunately normal that the police just don't try when it comes to cases involving First Nations people. It wouldn't surprise me if they just missed that they were there because they didn't look beyond the immediate crash site. As for the varying decomposition; there's so many variables that could influence that that it also doesn't seem that weird to me.

I'd say the shoes missing would be weird to me, but it's not. I don't know if it would have happened here, but taking the shoes and outwear of First Nations people that cops consider 'troublesome' and sending them for a 'night walk' is very much a thing that happens. It's appalling.

Basically, at the end of it, my instinct is to literally never trust anything that cops say when it comes to the disappearances and murders of First Nations people.

[seandelap]

Thank you for this Christmas day treat i hope you have had a good day

[Mark-zxuj]

Merry Christmas to everyone and thank you Adam... 🎉

[shanepitt]

Paul is under a rock and shaleslide...I imagine he went of trail, slipped, slid down loosening material as he slid, this caused a larger slide which followed behind him, covering his tracks, scent and ultimately his body...he's under rubble somewhere on that mountain.

[mitic]

I hope that OP don't minde me. I just wanted to share that Arnold and Ruby was also aired on Unsolved Mysteries tv show, narrated by legendary Robert Stack. Such a strange story it chill me till the bone.

[BobPsomiadis]

It's unbelievable that after more than 11 years, the marathon runner remains haven't been found yet.

[sherriec]

Lots of detail. Very interesting, puzzling cases.
Enjoyed the images also.
Thank you and the Patreon. 🌲

[cortrichards]

There is a guy who went missing near where I live, quite a number of years ago now. I don't think his case has ever been covered by anyone on YouTube. Not that I know of. Probably because no one knows about it! His name was Theodore Leonard Dengerud, and he went missing on 3 April of 1982, in rural Swift County, Minnesota. Ted, as he was known, was last seen in Sunburg, which is in neighbouring Kandiyohi County, asking for directions, as he was somewhat lost. A day or so later, his car was found crashed into a small tree off a road in rural Swift County. Ted was no where to be seen, and he has never been found. No one knows what happened. The police in both Swift and Kandiyohi Counties, think that after having a small accident, Ted may have wandered off and later perished of exposure. But, no one knows for sure. He was married, and had a baby daughter. His daughter must be an adult now and is probably also a married woman, as well. I know it is not a classic 411 case, but Ted Dengerud is still missing and his remains have never been found. I would love to see someone cover his case, and I didn't know if you would be interested or not, but there you go. Ted's case can be found on DoeNetwork under the missing males for Minnesota. It would be so cool if Ted's remains can be found. His wife and especially his daughter, deserve that. They have never really had closure. Great video, as always! I love your narration and your voice, and you cover a lot of interesting cases. Thank you!

[eiscremekaiser]

Your Videos are very cool! Please never stop reportering this strange dissappearnces. ❤

[cadillacdeville]

Merry Christmas and happy holidays. In the first story I think they were way more intoxicated than what was initially thought of.

[Sheercashmere]

I lost track of your channel, Adam~ I honestly panicked
I mean I went through it ~
then I saw your logo
I relaxed a bit
But what really convinced me was that signature wolf which howls at the onset of each of your videos
Thanks for being consistent
Idk about anyone else but I definitely rely on some of the smaller details to finding channels and other stuff on the internet
🚩Keep that howling wolf please and thank you 🚩

[buffer]

Merry Christmas to everyone! I’m enjoying this very much!

[sandrafaith]

I love listening while I'm doing other things. Thanks for all the great videos. All the best for 2024!
(BTW: "Sioux" is said like "Soo/Sue)"

[CaseyBerard-qvbi]

Merry Christmas to all and happy new year 🎆 great channel thanks for the hard work

[patriciajrs]

A great Christmas present indeed. Thanks for the wonderful, delight of an hour plus or your voice and great research.