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[l.j.carpenter]

Thank you for covering the cause of Emanuela. It's still a big mistery here in Italy. It always gave me the creeps.

[imperialtutor]

If you decide to go solo hiking, get one of those sos devices that you can buy these days. At least you will be found relatively soon.

[Whatthethrift]

I hate the whole “they were healthy and in good shape, there’s no way they would succumb to a medical emergency”. The mushroom hunter was 79 years old! Usually age and health means nothing, anything could have happened to her. I’ve known healthy 20/30 year olds succumb to heart attacks all of a sudden. My 79 year old grandmother suddenly lost the use of her lower half due to a mini stroke and she was an active health conscience person.

[Druchii]

For the Garret case ‘missing enigma’ has done a very in-depth video on it. The kid just walked off and got lost and either fell, went for cover and got killed by exposure or a bear got him. Enigma goes to the area and shows it’s very easy to get lost.

[fredericabernkastel]

Garret's case is so sad. I can only imagine the father's anguish. "If only I had gone with him"...

[asukashinohara]

Emanuela will always haunt me. She reminds me a lot of my cousin who is around her age, so her disappearance will always give me goosebumps.
Something big happened there, and i would advise anyone who's interested to watch the Netflix documentary about Emanuela.

[rosettastone]

Only 12 minutes into the video, but I want to just comment and say THANK YOU for not having long, drawn out pauses, and not repeating the same info over and over again. So many videos I watch are set to be an hour long, but have maybe 10 minutes of actual info, and it just bugs the crap out of me lol. This video is incredibly refreshing, and I just wanted to say something so you can be aware that us random viewers DO notice those things, and we DO appreciate you not doing them! 😂👍

[MyMissingPeace]

It somehow hits me more when it’s a missing person. It really bothers me. It’s so difficult to understand how someone can live with their loved one out there somewhere. So sad.

[InaEsin]

00:10 - Chapter One / Emanuela Orlandi
14:06 - Chapter Two / Cape Intruder
18:41 - Chapter Three / Garrett Bardsley
30:11 - Chapter Four / Hildegard Hendrickson
45:16 - Chapter Five / Scott Kleeschult

[russellst.martin]

The sock was confirmed by DNA not to belong to Garrett, which means he literally went missing without a trace.

[hrknesslovesu]

Nothing quite like a cold winter night and DLAM posts new content with some classic banger unsolved mysteries

[strawbmoxx]

i think someone anonymously confessed to the murder of scott (supposedly) on reddit but then deleted it after someone called them out on it. kind of devastating that we probably won’t find out who they were

edit - i have now watched the last minute of this video and feel slightly stupid

[srta_bolinho]

The whole Garret case pisses me off so much because that's a negligence case. The kid was freezing, and as he started to go back, he immediately went in the wrong direction and had to be corrected by his dad. In my opinion this is a case of blind trust in a child that clearly couldn't have made his way back alone. It is really really sad!

[rowyerboat]

Dudes name is Gunter Bonesack? You’re allowed to have that name lol?

[sharryn]

The Vatican was very involved in this case. They know who took her and who was involved within their walls. Her brother has been investigating her disappearance since it happened. I don’t know the name but there’s a great documentary on this case.

[Robustacap]

I have a likely theory for that lost 440 kid (and others like), namely underground rivers.
They are totally invisible above ground, can have strong streams and erase the ground underneath or dry up hollowing the ground, making dropping into one in an instant a strong possibility. Especially in an area with known waterways.

[manuelacosta]

The Cape Elizabeth intruder is possibly one of those half asleep visions on a collective scale especially with the noticeable lack of any physical evidence. Then again it could've been a creep who then stopped and disappeared. Either way it's an unnerving case.

[Matt.Willoughby]

This channel is always interesting, definitely some of the best contemporary content on YouTube

[RowanLmao]

The intruder was just a guy who wanted people to lock their doors and windows and proved why it’s so important😭

[SulfurAstarothVixenIIIXXIII]

Thanks, dude. Now I won’t be so alone on Valentine’s