1 Hour of Unexplained Disappearances

► The disappearances in this video have been covered over the previous year. This is a look at some of the strangest cases that we have reported on. I have a new video in the works, but I've ran out of time just before Christmas, so I'm going to pick it back up afterwards and I'll try to get it out either before the new year or early January.

1 Hour of Unexplained Disappearances

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:56 Sergeant Lunsway
9:44 Dylan Parker
21:10 Bruce Fairfax
28:30 David Wood
35:06 Andrew Brunelli
39:26 Dennis Johnson
46:02 Thomas Seibold
54:36 Thomas A. Mutch

[MissingVoidTV]

Merry Christmas everyone! I didn't quite have time to finish the new episode, but I'll try to have it done for around the new year. Have a good one and I'm sure we'll recommence soon.

Also, as mentioned the video is timestamped so you can see when each disappearance begins if you wish to skip around the video. I hope you don't mind the look back at the year, I always think it's worth doing at least once at the end of the year.

[Shaden]

Lesson learned to all hikers: If you are hiking and you come across another hiker who seems disoriented or confused. bring them to the nearest ranger station for medical attention Do not let them go off on their own. Become involved and help. Who knows someday it could be you that is confused or injured and need help.

[thuggineternal]

Ok now, 50 years old is not "elderly". -_-

[terrilynn]

Who sends an 8 year old out into the wilderness by himself to look for his sister? Horrific

[donnablack]

"An elderly man aged 50"

...and I took that personally

[ianmacfarlane]

"Probably passed of natural causes" would suggest that the body was in such an advanced stage of decomposition that it was impossible to ascertain cause of death. Also, it was 1951 and the coroner would have been extremely limited by that fact - they simply didn't have the tools and methods available to medical professionals today, particularly given that the corpse was outside for two years.
Even today it's incredibly difficult to work out the cause of death once a body has reached a certain stage of decomposition, unless there are obvious signs on the skeletal remains.

[myignorantopiniondoesntcou]

The most disturbing part of the whole berry picking video was when they straight up said, "50 year old elderly

[terriseaton]

Dylan has no tracks in snow bc someone was carrying him. Shouldn’t there be tracks in the snow of the person/thing carrying him?

[kristinwood]

Berry picking sounds so quaint, like a very safe activity....I started binging this channel about a month ago. Berry picking is now on my list of, hell no never, with cave diving and mountain climbing/hiking.

Merry Christmas everyone.⛄🤶

[Bunchoeves]

Oh you KNOW Dylan was killed by kids at the party (could have been accidental but maybe not) and they placed his body. Then all the small town police were covering it up for their kids. Revolting.

[xtcalexxtc]

Merry Christmas all. Tough times but I hope you all have a good one regardless.

[paulwallis]

"Outright weird" is right. His mother was quite right, too. Impossible he could have got there with no tracks, in that condition.

[joec]

I did my OSUT training at fort knox in the early 2000s to become a cavalry scout. Ft. knox Kentucky is huge, the terrain can be quite rough. We did our land nav course in some pretty remote areas. Lots of poisonous snakes, lots of old Mines, spiders, insects, and I've heard many stories of finding old unexploded ordnance. I can think of several areas people could go unnoticed by people.

[voutsider]

People disappearing and dying under mysterious and unexplainable circumstances and the government doesn't want to address the problem? Anybody else getting a 'Cabin in the Woods' vibe here?

[lazuritekitten]

Incredibly disturbing. These are the stories that keep me stuck and pondering all night, and these people will never be forgotten

[cosmicshy]

Love your channel SO much! The missing persons cases are always intriguing. Thanks for all the effort you put into them. Merry Christmas!

[maxbriggs]

man this is exactly the video i wanted to see on my recommended

[mellymel]

It's so strange how the bodies "show up" at later dates. Is it being thrown in our face, something showing its dominance? Or something not wanting to deal with the disposal? I can't figure this part out. Not to mention the cause of death is always undetermined (that's how I see it) HIGH STRANGENESS

[skillerx]

Glad you covered the Sergeant Lunsway case, but you can’t overlook the more mysterious disappearance of West Point cadet Richard Cox in 1950. Largest manhunt in US Army history but he was never found.

[kes]

Really enjoy your videos👍Thanks for still putting out content during the holidays as it really makes the last minute cleaning, shopping &wrapping a pleasure. Happy Holidays🎁🎄