Top 3 people SWALLOWED ALIVE by the forest | Missing 411 (Part 23)

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#3 -- "Many Animals" -- 1:09 -- A boy turns up in an impossible location
#2 -- "The Overlook" -- 4:07 -- He turned around and couldn't believe what he saw...
#1 -- "The Shoeless Man" -- 8:54 -- He followed the tracks into a ravine, then he saw something...

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[zincminer]

When I go missing, I want MrBallen to say about me, that I was in 'great physical shape' before I was lost

[DickLongFlop]

The saddest day in the world is when you realize you are all caught up with mr. Ballen videos and have to wait for the next upload for more

[doc_sav]

One under-mentioned thing about cases that fit the Missing 411 criteria - None of the people who are found alive after (mostly kids, from my readings), ever remember details of what happened afterward. The kid is never like, "I went for a walk, but then I couldn't find my way back, so I just kept walking and looking for everyone. I was walking for days, and I was so hungry and scared and cold, and I cried so hard." It's always "Oh, the animals brought me to this place and fed me for a few minutes, then you guys came and found me" or "We were hiding from the ape men and then we fell asleep inside of a log and when we woke up, the little people were looking at us from the bushes and it was really funny" or "I don't know how I got up here. All I remember is walking right here before I saw you". I get that kids can't always process traumatic events, but by the same token not every child is going to react to a situation the same way, so to me it is a bit strange that none of them have ever been able to provide any kind of cogent narrative timeline.

[erikgilson]

It's interesting to me how when kids get lost in the woods they always hallucinate being surrounded by animals that never attack them while adults hallucinate other people that they seemingly can't communicate with. I've never seen that reversed

[cedricspencer]

I wish every documentary was narrated by Mr. Ballen. Never a dull second.

[je]

The only thing more panic inducing than getting really lost in the woods, is losing someone else in the woods while you are out with them.

[pattibramley]

This channel has really convinced me to never go hiking, scuba diving, camping or camping. It’s just a good thing that I don’t do any of those things.

[ab]

Stay on the trail. There is a situation where deep holes(could be mine shaft, abandoned well, or just a big hole) get filled in with branches and leaves over the years. They look like solid ground, but may give way if you step on them and then down you go, swallowed up by the earth. Tree wells are another similar hazard that happen in winter.

[AJH]

It's strange how the kids are usually found but the adults typically aren't.

[Censord]

As a member of the Blackfeet tribe (our reservation is in Northern Montana). I can attest to the beauty of my home state.. and the power it holds. Things happen in the forests and national parks that can't always he explained.. People going missing, footsteps turning into deer tracks definitely not stuff to take lightly..

[nofool]

We have these disappearances in our culture too. I am from the North-east of India and we have the same phenomenon where people just go missing in the forest and are never seen again or are seen miles and miles away and nit remember anything. They traversed huge, rugged, impossible to climb or go through places with ease and no injuries but a few scratches and are always hungry. I've known, I believe all grown-ups in my state know this. In our language, the entities that carry(we say they're carried) these people are called, " Khaw Mu, " which I believe is some kind of a spirit of the jungle/forest. It feeds those people with berries, larvae, sometimes tree barks, brings them to rivers to drink, carry them through huge/high rock faces, cliffs etc. which they would never be able to go through even with ropes, gears. There is an almost exact similarity between what we experienced in our culture and what these people in the US went through. I believe its the same kind of entities or spirits that does this. Crazy to think that we have similar experiences though far apart in distance, culture and places.

[XCRIMZY]

He’s got the plaid shirt
He’s got the backwards hat
He’s got the strange dark and mysterious in story format
Edit: MOMMY IM FAMOUS

[ricg.]

Wouldn't it be nice to one day find out what happened to all these missing folks?

[waterparks]

It's so frustrating for someone on the outside of this story looking in, like myself, to understand why these people are going missing, it must be unimaginable for their families...I say a prayer after I watch these missing 411 videos.

[Mochi._.i]

That poor man in the last story was so obviously hypothermic and in some sort of trance state because of it. He died that night, I'm convinced. He came so close to being rescued.

[tac]

“They were REALLY worried, so they went to bed” hahaha great friends 😂

[ROTRYfcs]

Can we just appreciate that Mr. Ballen is the only YouTuber who puts his ads in a great place in-between stories instead of randomly anywhere in his videos.

[kevinmalone]

Barbara's case is baffling. How can someone just disappear in plain sight? Even if a wild animal grabbed her, she would've let out a scream or yelled out. The only thing that I could think of is the guy she was with, Jim, killed her and was able to pass the polygraph test. If not, she decided to disappear on her own, and start a new life someplace else. Who knows really.

[kissing.herbs.]

Poor Orville. He was hyptohermic and that's why he took off his shoes and in his confused state walked off. I believe the searcher who saw him was the last person to see him alive and he could've potentially saved his life had he gone up to him, as Orville definitely died that same night due to exposure.

[tajos]

Kudos to David Paulides. He’s done a brilliant job of gathering these stories & fuelling our curiosity for these mysterious cases.