Something TOOK Him In The Woods | Darkest Disappearances 4

Stories of missing people are often creepy and mysterious, like the Missing 411, and in this video we will go through a number of stories of the darkest disappearances from around the world, some explainable, others baffling to this day.

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[katraylor]

The fact that Caitlyn Akin's suitcase was found with no clothes inside makes me wonder if the stepfather has a bunker somewhere where he's keeping her...

[loscharliesnohacensurf]

Extra facts about the first spanish case. The analysis of the truck's tacograph showed that between the last stop (the restaurant) up until the accident - and hour an a half later- the truck made 12 very short stops, 2 secs, 5 secs, 3 secs...the last one being the longest, for 20-30 seconds. It's after that last stop that the truck begins to speed (140 km/h or 87 mph) and drive erratically and ultimately crashed. Investigators said that it makes no sense that amount of stops in such a short period of time, unless something was blocking the way and maybe, it was at that last 30 sec stop that the kid got kidnapped, which is the strongest theory of all here. It's very rare seeing you covering a spanish case, so that was a pleasant surprise, Mike! Thank you!

[Mandrake]

I can't believe they didn't charge that woman with neglect. What mother waits a month to report her child missing?

[LadyImperatrix]

Thank you for covering Relisha Rudd’s story. I lived in DC at the time this happened and her story has never left my mind. There is so much more to her story as well, so many details that came out at that time about her mother, Tatum, the events at the hotel where his wife was found, so much. Just a heartbreaking story all around, and one that never really got much attention after it happened. So, thank you again for bringing Relisha’s story back to the public’s eye.

[joelmabrey]

Me and my wife are on our 18th anniversary trip and Mike's notification popped up and I said LET'S GIVE IT A GOOO! My wife said, really you're going to watch That Chapter now ? I said well of course ! Mike is the man ! Much love from Alabama !

She watched the video with me, and now LOVES YOU ! 😂

[a.mie.]

Well, the Caytlin case couldn't be clearer. Creepy to think, that he's just out there, as a free man ...

[Monika-bcdq]

I've seen two full length videos about Relisha in the past and it was heavily speculated that the mother was pimping her out, and she knew exactly what he was doing to her daughter. I mean, between letting her go with a complete stranger and not even reporting her missing for extended time, she's a walking red flag.

[Nana-kmgw]

The kid´s shoes showing up on the parents second house...that would haunt me forever

[Tia.]

“Half man, half beast; also known, as Hillbillies” 😂😂😂😂 I love his dry humor!

[fungi]

How has the guy who didn’t actually drop his step daughter off charged…circumstantial cases go forward all of the time and that’s WILD

[kimberlysimmons]

Glad you covered this Relisha Rudd . I live in the DMV (DC, Virginia, Maryland) and this still haunts us.

[LifesPeachy]

The Captain's hat makes a welcoming return! Yay!

[xenbia]

Having seen Missing 401 and other disapearances of children in the woods, one thing i'm noticing is how authorities often underestimate the capabilities of children to walk and climb great distances. I remember a case where a child was found so far out of the search perimeter, they didn't believe she/he had gotten there themselves, even there was evidence that they had (clothes were ripped from barbed cattle fences in the path the child would have taken).

[NatureLover-]

The tragedy regarding Relisha Rudd has always caused a lump in my throat as she was such a lovely girl who seemed to smile easily, thoughtful and kind to all. Relisha suffered such tremendous hardships but seemed optimistic at all times. Relisha had so much of life for her future and was just a little girl whose presence was what lead to her death. I will forever be heartbroken regarding her disappearance, along what the horrors which she experienced towards her death. RIP Relisha Rudd wherever you may be 💔💔

[jenniferlonnes]

The mother in the missing girls' case is definitely negligent for not reporting it and allowing the guy to take her daughter for extended periods.

[_am.ber_]

Thanks for helping me get through a really hard day. You gave me something to look forward to ❤

[totalpartridge]

Disappearances are so disturbing, more so than closed case murders. Completely torturous for families 💔

[RittzBish]

About the one about Russell.. People in the urban exploration community often swap info using usb drives and the like as they tend to explore and research places that could get them into trouble. It's also reminiscent of a geocaching type scavenger hunt. You get an information packet, often on a usb drive, with the clues and have to figure out where to go.

[TheSelenamonet]

The Relisha Rudd story is so sad especially if you live in DC, this little girl was failed by the adults in her life and unfortunately due to circumstances, I think Relisha is no longer alive 😢

I really appreciate Mike doing videos like this because stories of missing people often get lost. ☹️

[johnhenderson]

18:22 This missing person case regarding Kaitlin, …She never left her ex-stepfather’s house alive. He knows what happened and where he got rid of the body of what should have been a stepdaughter he loved and protected. He holds the answer to that mysterious disappearance!