Killed By A Sasquatch? The Disappearance & Death Of Jordan Grider

This video covers the disappearance and death of Jordan Grider in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

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[MPLS_Andy]

Trying to weather a minnesota winter with a tarp, sleeping bag, and hammock is suicidal.

[kathyrogers]

I'm his grandmother. At first I didn't think this was a correct account but after hearing the whole thing I realize it was more accurate than I first thought. The "big fot" theory is not likely but the rest of the facts are accurate. Thanks for reporting this.

[joshuapatrick]

Minnesota is not the place I would choose to “live off the grid” during the friggin winter man.

[uberente]

dude falls, smacks his head, sort of autopilots back to the hammock, maybe sleeps for a few, realizes he's bleeding bad and not getting better, tries to make for the car, collapses, dies, gets scavenged.

it's fairly common for people with a head injury to try to get to somewhere they can sleep, a bad concussion can kill you that way.

[Buttersideup]

A few years ago in Saskatchewan, Canada....a man was drug out of his tent at night by a wolf. A neighboring camper heard the struggle and ran over to help. He ran at the wolf and full-force kicked it in the head and it ran off. You can't assume a wolf, cat, bear... isn't going to attack a sleeping person.

[guaporeturns]

He might have been "an experienced outdoorsman” but just taking off into an area you aren’t familiar with in Minnesota in October with a plan to spend the winter off grid is ridiculously foolhardy.

[DamienNeverwinter]

As a guy who shaves with a straight razor I would say killing himself shaving with a knife is a ridiculous theory. To shave you only touch lightly and smooth it across, the worse you would get is a very bad nick on your skin. No way could you rip your jugular without cranking the knife really hard. Straight razors and knives were used for centuries and I have never in history heard of a person kill themselves shaving.
On a side note, when whittling wood with a knife, only ever a super sharp knife and use light pressure and push away treating it cautiously as if you EXPECT it to slip. I've seen near misses with people pushing hard on blunt knives trying to get it to cut and thats what causes a catastrophic slip.

[RealDeanWinchester]

I was harassed by a pack of 6-8 wolves for about an hour in August of 2017 on the hustler river about 1 mile south of finger lake. That's roughly 8.5 miles north of where Jordan was. They were spread out in a semi circle around us, 100-200 yards away inside the tree line. It seemed like they were sizing us up. They left us alone once we had a fire going.

Where we were is an area seldom traveled due to the difficulty level.

Don't believe what people say about wolves, if they feel they have an advantage and they're hungry you have a problem on your hands.

[m.streicher]

"I'm not homeless... I have a home. I just choose to have it outside."

RIP Legend

[TACx]

Theory !

He slipped-Fell down-cracked his head hard-got severely concussed-bled while he tried to rest/recover.

[TheKulu]

I don't think it was a robbery. Rob him, then leave behind a gun, cash, a cellphone and those knives? More likely a animal attack.

[ratpfink_abooboo]

I grew up in northern Minnesota and have gone winter camping many times, I can’t imagine doing it for more than a couple nights. The weather can be brutal, sub zero temperatures and lots of snow and wind.

[WilliamCampbell-Wilwham]

Something else that stands out to me is that an experienced hiker would park his vehicle in front of a private gate when a parking lot for the trail he is camped near is only a little ways away

[adoyle]

My Condolences to his family from the West of Ireland ❤

[marjorieverdrc]

If you set out to survive a Minnesota winter in the woods all alone, you go in knowing there's a 50% chance you won't be coming back out.

[jewelvoth]

It was a pleasure to hear how balanced and careful you presented this case. Thoughtfully done, and credible.

[littleredwitch]

The saddest thing is that Jordan who already experienced challenges in his own life will never go back to his family .
Hope there is safe wilderness in Heaven for you Jordan 🤗✨

[lorila-northrup]

I live within 80 miles of where Jordan went missing and the downplay of this case is extensive in the news. I learned more in the first 5 mins than in the past few years.

[dgoold]

Experienced in camping in New Mexico and in winter camping are two entirely different things.

[dxbcgdz]

Touque covered in blood, tarp (A frame of "house) has blood spatter, (from a velocity blow) pillow has blood on it, sleeping bag has blood on / it it = head injury incurred while sleeping. Boots off = bedtime.

Pants not covered in blood means no femoral artery was cut, plus the femoral artery is DEEP in the leg. A little whittling knife (found in the truck, not in the tent) would not cut the femoral artery unless driven in, but again, it was in the truck! No signs of blood. Facial arteries would not cause a person to bleed out if any pressure was put on them after being cut, but again, knives were in the truck, not the tent, so no shaving took place.

Wolves do not cause blood SPATTER. Wolves cause blood streaks, drops, or small pools as the person lays bleeding out, yes, but SPATTER means velocity like a bat, gun, or other forceful strike.

No time for Jordan to use the gun he had means someone/ something was able to get close, end him quickly, without a struggle and with a lot of force, due to blood spatter. This is MURDER, whether by sasquatch or human. (Although the human did not take a phone, gopro, or money, perhaps they just felt territorially threatened by having another male in the area).

Cops need to re-open this case and actually investigate it. Get a forensic anthropologist in there to look at markings on bones (teeth marks vs knife marks, for example) and get a blood spatter analyst to look at the A framed tarp.