YouTuber Vlogs His Own Horrifying Disappearance | Darkest YouTube Channels

YouTube's darkest channels range from exploration channels to finance, and in this video we will look at four channels that have horrifying secrets.

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[katiemhowell]

@ThatChapter my husband and i have watched every single video of yours since the beginning. He became very ill withiver cancer 2 years ago and as the disease progressed he would look forward to and count down to when your videos were released. He passed away on may 23rd of this year at 4:25 am while holding my hand. When i watch these videos i feel like he is watching with me. Thank you for that.

[biggens]

"He does not speak English except good and yoga, don't know why I was invited" lol how do you even know that you WERE invited?!

[YurikRoss]

"Quitter never win"

Actually there are plenty of situation where quitting is the best choice to make. Bad relationship, bad business, gambling, etc. Having a "never quitting anything" attitude can often lead to disaster

[LuckySpinster.]

Unwaveringly rational. No sensationalism, no conspiracy bs. The clear cut facts, peppered with the right amount of levity. All tied up with genuine and considered compassion. This is what good content is. Exaggeration, 'speculation', a dog and pony show, they aren't necessary for good content. Mike delivers every time

[JeanIsaac-jkfp]

Anybody that says, "I'm a winner. That's what I do. I win" is deathly afraid of being a loser because he feels like one. They win for a while but no one wins all the time at everything.

[amityislandchum]

I appreciate you calling out that "choosing to leave the privileged life behind" is actually the MOST privilege!

[mlvandervelden]

Hey Mike, note on the first story. They did identify the third guy, he was the translator. Both interrogated by the police (and the guys friend), and the translator ended up hanging himself under suspicious circumstances. Theres a great podcast with 8 or ten episodes diving into it and interviewing everyone

[catmother]

The fourth case - a child that age should not have that kind of fear or concern about their future. Some people don't deserve to be parents.

[ComradeMarlow]

Thank you for acknowledging that the ability to escape one's life and responsibilities etc is, indeed, a massive privilege that the majority of us will never afford.

[davidcarp]

his last post really displays a lack of self preservation..."i'm basically half crippled and half starved but i'm excited to go to this barren wasteland for almost 2 weeks."

[okie-kan]

The Harley story really saddens me, he seems to have been such a sweet kid. I don't know, it just tugs at my heart.

[Araretoy]

Everytime I hear of a person getting trapped in a chimney, it just freaks me out. It's like my mind running through the scenario as if I had done it. Very scary stuff.

[aznative_]

I have one rule in life. Never trust a man who has cut off his own junk.

[scorpion-lgic]

The case of Harley Dilly is so sad. That video of his mom locking him out & dreading "the consequences" made me so angry. A child shouldn't ever be made to feel that way. It breaks my heart thinking about him stuck in that chimney so scared & crying out for help & no one came.

[nobodyanderson]

"Come with me. I've cut my knob off. "
"Not today, thank you."

[ChristineChasty-txys]

I lost my son and this guys gentle soul reminds me so much of him. I could never be angry with him but he sure made me laugh. I mean belly laughs. 😂❤. He was a son anyone and everyone did love. Always gentle and helping elderly and one day my heart soared when he said momma you got a few dollars so I handed him a handful of change thinking oh ya he’s going for snacks, but no! He gave it to the homeless. I was so floored I said son who taught you that? He said you mom, you don’t do it much anymore but you use to when I was small. He was eight😊. I did a total turn around and now he’s gone I give my time any extra I can give to the homeless. Because I know he would be❤. Love you Harley Dillie❤❤❤❤

[jeaniehorton]

My heart breaks for that poor boy ! Cannot imagine his pain and fright and how alone he had to be feeling! RIP little one!💔

[LaVidayElTristeFinal]

Some people from developed countries live in a bubble and tend to have a naive view of the world, especially of third world countries. They think that just because people are poor, they are pure and innocent. Sometimes they are, but sometimes they are not. There are also very bad characters in these remote places, like anywhere else. You cannot go into the unknown with a guy you just met, for very obscure reasons, without suspecting that something sketchy may be going on. You would not go with some random stranger in a big city you know, so why would you do it in a remote mountain you don't know? You need to be ten times more careful than in your own country. This has happened a million times already with these idealistic tourists, and the ending is always bad.

[MH-yjqq]

That’s so sad. You hear the mom saying “He’s 4 years old” when the dad is raging about something being spilled. Crazy

[jfraklin]

The thing about people like Edward is that it resonates with many people: majority work paycheck to paycheck, can agree that the system is stacked against them, but instead of having any sort of “let’s change the system” his answer is “so give me your hard earned money and I’ll teach you a method to make more for yourself” and these people are almost always proven to be scam artists. But the misery of most people working as we do is enough to keep fueling the grift machine. Even outside of the murder he was a terrible person preying on the desperate.