The Most Disturbing Stories of People Going Missing

People go missing every day, and it only takes a second to never be seen again. Check out today's creepy video that reveals the most disturbing stories of people vanishing off the face of the Earth.

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[izzatihassan]

"she was missing for a month, the family thought she was at school all this time, but the school thought she was at home with family" how do you even fumble this bad😪

[radandpaisley]

That photo of Tara looked crystal clear. How could the mother, family and friends NOT be certain if it was her?

[Jacobwatson-tw]

Watching this at 4am instead of sleeping...

[edwardtdm]

Disappearance stories always gives me the creeps.

[MichelleZapata-jujn]

It boggles the mind how you can disappear without a trace😢

[kathyowens]

Even if the polaroid isntof Tara Calico, wouldn't they open an investigation to find out who the young lady and little boy really are? Obviously whoever they are they're in serious trouble!

[random_uncle]

A boy in my area with autism disappeared several months ago, the days after his disappearance were very cold and rainy… he’s never been found to this day

[Rodeo_Wizard]

After this video, it reminds me of the Springfield Three from Springfield, Missouri in 1992. That case where 3 women in a household mysteriously vanished without a trace on June 7, 1992. That missing cold case left a chill in me.

[dansetteameliawilson]

Perfect weather for this infographic show in Pittsburgh, dark and rainy.

[ives]

"Walls have ears. Doors have eyes. Trees have voices. Beasts tell lies. Beware the rain. Beware the snow. Beware the man you think you know." - Catherine Fisher

[Jennifer-jtcb]

Someone facing hardships, like massive debt, sometimes suddenly appear happy and energetic because they have decided to commit suicide. They see their problems as finally over and are relieved that it will all be over soon. So Ben may have taken his own life to escape his problems. It's a sad theory, but it's unfortunately entirely plausible. We will most likely never know until a body is found and identified as Ben.

[diontaedaughtry]

Trapped in a underwater cave has got to be the slowest agonizing death.

[MeTV_MUSIC]

Just a few days ago, this girl from my high school went missing. She just vanished without a trace.

The next day, she was caught on CCTV footage, getting out of a car with some unknown man.

At that point we were all horrified. Knowing that she was with presumably a stranger, almost our whole small town assumed she was most likely dead.

She was later found, we really dont have any details. But this really struck me of how horrifying it must be for the victims and their families. I barely even knew this girl and it hit so hard. I just cant imagine

[andiestewart]

I hope these families get closure. I couldn’t imagine how horrific it would be not knowing what happened

[randallbesch]

Riding that same route every day is dangerous.

[DayrusBPB]

Always struggle, fight to flee when being kidnapped into a car, because once you're inside, your survival chance becomes almost 0.

[ha-meemfirozezaman]

Regarding the disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley (20:15), could that be possible that the crews of the ship had to do something with it? Because after Amy's family realised that she is missing, they requested the crew to not let the 2000 passengers on board the ship leave as well as make an announcement to assist in finding Amy but the crew refused, saying that "the passengers will be worried", & it was "too early to make an announcement. They eventually made the announcement after most of the passengers left the ship at Curacao. And when they searched the ship, they didn't search the staterooms & particularly, the living quarters of the crew. Also, before Amy went missing, there were some actions by the crew which was suspicious. In an interview with People Magazine, Amy's mother stated, "I remember watching people watch her admiringly" and later goes on to say "Amy would have been a trophy." Especially, one of the crew, Alister "Yellow" Douglas, was seen dancing with her that night. Many people also suspected that a waiter was also involved with the disappearance. Throughout the night, Amy's family was approached by the same waiter asking to pass on a note to Amy for him involving an invitation for her to go drinking with him once they reach shore, something which creeped out Amy's mother. In addition, the professional photographer had printed out all photos taken throughout the cruise to sell at a stall, but the family could not find any of Amy's photos (despite the fact that the photographer remembering that he indeed printed out the photos including Amy), making them believe that the photos had been removed by somebody.

[HarveyBirdMans]

NEVER take the same route everyday especially by yourself you never know what others could be watching

[Chisszaru]

Let's leave Bigfoot alone for a while, eh? Bigfoot didn't kidnap anyone, as he's probably eating mushrooms and elk

[ladeeshaw-pyqt]

Tara could’ve took different routes. Switched it up so a stalker wouldn’t know her everyday moves