It would be nice if it had a bounty system, rather then bringing people in, it would be to gain intelligence for these situations and call them seekers.
It's dangerous, of course, and although the road to Hell can be paved with good intentions, it's better to incentivize hackers to aid in such a cause than to do nothing at all with them and these cases.
The information is out there, and so long as a person isn't having their basic rights infringed upon I can support exploiting that information. Some people are using OSINT to find every military base for every government in the world and label the departments in those facilities accordingly. I think that's really cool.
Were talking about the media execs, jeffery epsteins buddies, all regulars to these sites. You think they will praise hackers for disrupting their afternoon fap?
@@B.White70 Who? The law enforcement or the group of people? If you're talking about the group, yes, actively. They have a slack where any member can go and be involved in finding missing people, if you're talking about the law enforcement, probably somewhat looking, just not to the full potential due to everything else.
@@demonman1234 and no they pretty much don't. Through my experiences in the matter. A small group is trying. But, the majority have little to no interest in it. Unless, they personally relate, directly or indirectly involved looking to rise through the ranks or observant during the course of an investigation or stop. I like this idea but there's obvious risks involved in it as well. I hope to be able to look into them further sometime in the future... Ty for asking and not assuming b. Refreshing in today's climate... Peace onto you and yours b.
Thats because the most police squads who need hackers etc don't get enough money. These people can make thousands in private sector if they don't want to do illegal things.
As someone who works in the cyber security field professionally, this is the kind of person we really all aspire to be. Not just protecting large corporations, but helping innocent people as well.
Hello there, I am thinking to start learning cybersecurity. I'm a noob but I'd like to know some things before getting into it. Would you mind helping me out? Thanks in advance!
ileryon 3000 I just wanna let you know when I read your comment I started laughing out loud softly but I was eating a mini apple strudel so I accidentally swallowed saliva down the wrong way I started choking and coughing.
There are two options if there is anyone missing. 1. Ask some hackers that have nothing else to do. 2. Toss it to Twitter and Tik Tok and let the teens find them too.
If you toss it to Twitter and Tik Tok, it would become public knowledge which person is being searched for. If they have been kidnapped or trafficked, it would just alert the criminals.
Its an interesting thing to realize, that when you're out in public and you're passing by hundreds of people walking through stores and at the park or wherever, some of those people are probably a missing person. But they're only a missing person to those who once knew them, to us they are just another random face in the crowd. You don't really ever think about how the guy standing in line in front of you might be somebody's child that missing years ago and about how badly someone wants to see them again but maybe never will.
There was a study set up in place like what you mentioned. A child was put in front of a supermarket to hand out missing person flyers. People picked up the flyers and walked off. It took like three hours for someone to realize the person on the flyer was the child handing flyers out.
most of these people missing for along time already. hope are slim that they are still alive. even if they are found dead, at least it a closure to the families and friends
@@kittenmimi5326 even newer ones could still be dead because murder, kidnapping and stuff. Just because it's recent doesn't mean their alive. But y'know, you could only hope their still alive
I’m glad to see that people with this much skill are using it to do good in the world, when a lot of them could easily do a lot of evil for their own gain. These are good people right here.
@@davidniquot6423 You try finding a missing person that even the government couldn’t find, using advanced hacking and information gathering skills. Good luck.
@@davidniquot6423he’s been gone since 1988 or something. Of course they won’t find clued, especially because if the lack of computers. these skills may help find other missing people. You can’t be saying anything if you aren’t contributing.
@@Valentine_iii I think it's neutral because they don't actually do it to be kind or by empathy, they do it because they're bored. At least in the title.
This is RE my husband, Tim Welch we are separated. He is missing. It's over 2 months now. Police are not helping. It's a horrible situation, he was living on property in a 5th wheel. The lady who allowed him to move there, has a convict son. The son was out of prison, on that property on Friday and Tim went missing the next Monday. I don't see that I can share his Missing poster. He was broadcasted on Bakersfield CA news days ago. The police finally posted him as officially missing in under 2 hours before the broadcast. They let that guy run when he had stalled opening a U-Haul on the land, that he'd said had Tim's belongings. The cops did nothing when he ran. The cops confirmed there was another murder on that property. I'm told the suspect had told an autistic relative he would kill the relative's mother, if he didn't tell police he did the murder. He (autistic relative not understanding) plead guilty. He hung himself in prison. The police knew the name of the guy we hear was bragging that he killed Tim and knew his address, said that he's known for crime and theft. We've done 2 extensive grid searches. His truck was being driven by the suspect and he also moved into the rv. It's in my name, so I went with others and retrieved it. We need help. His mother has paid someone with no detective background or real resources, $1500 a week for nearly 2 months. He is still missing. This is so sad because we have no help from Kern County Sheriff's Department at all. He was living between Mojave and Rosamond, CA. Note: his truck was found trashed, the police had it impounded into a regular impound yard, not held as crime evidence.
I just googled it and learned they found his remains. I'm so sorry. I hope you have good people around to help you while you're grieving, and hope you eventually find some peace 😢❤
Long time ago, in the 1950s, my Grandmother had a brother go missing. He was a farmer, married with a child who was chronically ill, and disappeared after taking a truckload of cattle to sell at market. No one knew if he'd been murdered for the cash he got or took off and was living somewhere unknown. Even into her eighties, she always wondered what happened to him. He was found in the early 2000s (unfortunately after my Grandmother had passed) through an online genealogy site. He had moved to another town in the next state over, remarried, with a new family -- he hadn't even changed his name. Evidently it was easier to just disappear and start over then. But eventually, what had happened was found out.
@@ZealousWins His original family did ok, but his daughter never stopped wondering what happened to her dad. She assumed everyone knew but were keeping her in the dark. Was a problem for her her entire life. The man that ran away didn't care about the harm done to those he left behind. Maybe he was upset before he left. Many were upset after he left.
PanZerShrek yea i honestly would like it if someone bombed my fucking house the only thing id lose is the precious time i could be playin xbox or eating and my dogs
Hides wife and two kids... "haha yes missing, something that has happened to me a person that is missing, please dont tell my wife" Officer "which one"
Glad someone is doing something for those loved ones of the missing people. I’ve always told my children that I would never leave them willingly and if something like that ever did happen that the only thing stopping me from coming home was my heart stopped beating.
Idiots. The cops are saying that!! And for the most part, yes, hacker's are dangerous. You find one group of people doing good and you immediately blame law enforcement for holding them back. My God.
Sometimes that's a good thing. I mean imagine if you could see this. Number of people searching for you: ... *1* Location: Near. Far. Wherever you are.
This is incredible that someone had this idea, and used their skills for good! I bet the families his group has helped couldn't have imagined they would've been helped this way.
We're all goin a lil cookoo and are desperate for distractions that's why, is okie- (That sounded much lighter than when I typed it out- did not intend to sound dark)
I don’t care what incentive they have, they are helping families that probably had no one searching for their loved one after their first initial search. I think what they are doing is so incredibly worthwhile, I mean, what do they have to lose by using this service?!? I commend this group for stepping up when everyone else stepped back.
Waamy I have to disagree with you right there. It’s so UNNATURAL to NOT want to help someone with nothing to gain from it. Self centered and self absorbed people think the other way.
Cops: “finding your daughter seems to be getting harder and harder everyday. I’m sorry.” Hackers: “she posted to her Instagram story 2 mins ago. Here’s the location. Have a good day”
@OutWestRedDirt Here's a fun statistic: out of Finland's 2100 schools only 65 of them are private. Finland has the best education system in the world.
Hackers have such a negative reputation -- this is an overwhelmingly righteous service to the community and beyond. Hope this takes off in other areas of the world.
Well most hackers you "encounter" everyday are black hats when you download a virus or get all your files encrypted and they ask for a ransom. People don't see the thousands of white hats that spend their days making things more secure.
Well, 9/10 hackers are just evil people. And the 1/10 is still pretty evil, just does some good deeds when bored. Doesn't lift the veil of guilt from the others, or themselves, though. Think of the lives they've already ruined. The identities they've stolen. The money they've stolen. The reputations they've destroyed. And so on. If a cop punches me 50 times in the face and then offers me an apple, I'm not gonna thank him for the apple.
@@kiyaleelevyrunaya9495 See, you're among the people who only sees the black hats. You completely ignore the thousands of security experts, aka white hats, working every day to make our lives safer on the internet. For every black hat trying to do bad deeds, there's a white hat trying to prevent those black hats from doing so.
bruh imagine them speed running on finding people like where’s waldo? like “alright folks gather up! whoever finds this teen that went missing in 1997 within 3 days wins 500 points”
I'm so glad to see sometimes that humans can do useful great things. Videos like that in my recommendations are one of the few things that stops me from giving up everything
All jokes aside, this kind of help is priceless to families of missing persons. I can’t imagine how helpless they probably feel when the police let them down. Knowing that someone out there can shed some light on their loved ones’ whereabouts is incredible. I really hope this project continues to grow and give families closure.
You are right, it feels completely helpless. When you have a missing loved one and the police cannot/will not help. I know this firsthand. 😞 luckily after 15 years of searching, I found them on my own 🙏🏻
Thats funny that you say “i cant imagine how helpless they probably feel when the police let them down” like thats not a standard already like that something someone would actually be surprised about. In this day and age im pretty sure 98.9% of people consider police to be just as bothersome & useless as cockroach’s
This is amazing❤ thank you trace labs heroes for everything you're doing, God bless you❤ and really hope natalie's father and other missing people are found safe and sound soon
Approximately 2,300 Americans are reported missing every day. This includes both children and adults. Do you think law enforcement has enough recourse to deal with each individual case. And plus people with the ability to hack aren't spending their time working for a PD. They are doing stuff which can earn them a lot more money.
@FM D Youre not saying anything new. Yeah corruption exists and it always will. And most countries have it. "Ohh the world is all about money" and "Ohh the system is broken" is pretty much the most generic thing you can say. You're generalizing. You're basicall talking about a revolution in a time where people actually should just be wary of shady guys who are coughing and are closer than 5 feet to you.
Imagine being a hacker and actually found out you are one of the missing people P.S : so many hate comments down here. Feel free to leave one I'll read everything :D
I have a clear box of missing socks. Some people say to throw them away, but eventually, sometimes after decades, I find the sock. It represents a small amount of hope, that no matter where the missing item went, I have hope for its return. I try to apply this philosophy to the greater good, that you may be missing, but will be found, and not forgotten. It helps their spirit transition to the next phase of their existence too.
"We've gameifed something serious", I don't know. I think proper incentivization is important for some people, especially goal oriented people. Giving and very clear end goal using the skills that these people have and adding elements of rewards, positive feedback and so on. This is a great way to get people to do something they might not usually go out of their way for.
Someone who has worked in IT for a long time and had friends in security. This is awesome to see and just hope they don't forget that there is a lot of offline data aquistion that needs to be done. I worked in both Telco's and goverment agencies over the years and can tell you its not only a resource problem but also a technology access problem (@ telco we did stuff for police and in a test we triangulated a cell phone, then used live GIS satelittes to look at that location and see whats going on and also confirmed other cellphones in the area), there are lots of other things Nokia phones have had remote access since early phones & most phones can be tracked even if offline due to the gps chips list goes on. It all takes time to get approval or even have access and a lot of the time hackers can and will use that stuff legit or not if you are paying them to find someone
yea but if everyone tried solving all cases, then the people who went missing or something would be solving their own case, and the people who kidnapped them who be helping them solve that case.
Imagine your son or daughter, probably missing for months or even years on end which you might have even had doubts of ever seeing again after such a long time, is found only because some people were genuinely bored.
5 minutes on his laptop turns into: look behind the sofa, in the closet, underneath the king sized bed, under the queen bed and under those blankets on the sofa, catches them all and wins.
@sweeze PLS while this comment is grammatically correct, why did you say correct, and not wrong LMAO THOSE MEAN THE SAME THING 😭🤚🏻 either way I appreciate that you commented that, because it made me cackle
Hackers aren't bad. There's three main types. White Hat, Black Hat, and Grey Hat. White Hat = Security testing and non-harmful, Grey Hat = Ethically Questionable, and Black Hat = Typical Hacker Stereotype
What a brilliant idea. Ask 10 people and each of them will have noticed something different when viewing an event. For example @5:16, I noticed a busker playing a Parker Fly because I love electric guitars. Others will see stuff I know nothing about. It's the same online. As each person contributes something new it paints a picture that helps investigators crack cases and makes everyone a contributor.
Well if you uninitiated stopped using the word to describe every criminal on the internet and did a bit of research on the different hacker hats, then that wouldn't be a problem.
"ok this one has been missing for about 2 years, who ever finds her gets 1 year of discord nitro" "any other bets?" "throw in my lunch for a week" "ok who ever finds them gets 1 years of nitro and andys lunch for a week" "go!"
Having someone you love going missing must be the most terrifying feeling ever. You don’t know if they’re alive or dead, what they’re going through every day… it must be the worst of all feelings. God bless people who are going through this and people like these hackers who are in a mission to help find these people.
What do you think of the idea of open-source intelligence?
It would be nice if it had a bounty system, rather then bringing people in, it would be to gain intelligence for these situations and call them seekers.
It's dangerous, of course, and although the road to Hell can be paved with good intentions, it's better to incentivize hackers to aid in such a cause than to do nothing at all with them and these cases.
Y3s
The information is out there, and so long as a person isn't having their basic rights infringed upon I can support exploiting that information.
Some people are using OSINT to find every military base for every government in the world and label the departments in those facilities accordingly.
I think that's really cool.
I like that they enjoy their job !
Some hackers even took down child pornography sites. Honestly, the media should give them a bit of praise.
Lmfao I agree😂😂
Were talking about the media execs, jeffery epsteins buddies, all regulars to these sites. You think they will praise hackers for disrupting their afternoon fap?
you think the media would praise something their desperately trying to stop the general public from doing???
and the fact you think the media would promote something good LOL
Oh goodie
Imagine being a hacker and just saying, “lmao i’m bored lemme find a missing person that people of the law can’t even find."
Well, more of, lemme find a missing person that law enforcement has already thrown into a big stack of other missing persons and forgot about.
Are they looking though?
@@B.White70 Who? The law enforcement or the group of people? If you're talking about the group, yes, actively. They have a slack where any member can go and be involved in finding missing people, if you're talking about the law enforcement, probably somewhat looking, just not to the full potential due to everything else.
@@demonman1234 law enforcement.
@@demonman1234 and no they pretty much don't. Through my experiences in the matter. A small group is trying. But, the majority have little to no interest in it. Unless, they personally relate, directly or indirectly involved looking to rise through the ranks or observant during the course of an investigation or stop.
I like this idea but there's obvious risks involved in it as well.
I hope to be able to look into them further sometime in the future...
Ty for asking and not assuming b. Refreshing in today's climate...
Peace onto you and yours b.
The government: we're doing the best we can but we can't seem to find your lost father
Hackers: Fine, I'll do it myself
Still doesnt find father ?
Fyre he went to get the milk and never came back
If you want something done , the government is not the ones to reach out to
@@texasunderground8478 Actually bs the government actually does gotta just get along an blend in yourself
Thats because the most police squads who need hackers etc don't get enough money. These people can make thousands in private sector if they don't want to do illegal things.
As someone who works in the cyber security field professionally, this is the kind of person we really all aspire to be. Not just protecting large corporations, but helping innocent people as well.
Fr this work is so meaningful. Frick fangmula
Agreed.
Cool. Like ehat Elliot did in Mr Robot Sries
@@deed_it If you look at one of the stickers of the main man's computer you can see he has a sticker of the mask they use in that show
Hello there, I am thinking to start learning cybersecurity. I'm a noob but I'd like to know some things before getting into it. Would you mind helping me out? Thanks in advance!
Fools: *"HACKERS SUCK!"*
Hackers: "Whoever finds [person] last has to get us all pizza!!"
*panicked hacking*
*sweet relief when you find the person second to last*
0
But how do you find someone last in a group of people
*The person who was last looks down in shame of himself*
"I'm bored"
"Wanna hack the Pentagon again?"
"No let's find some missing people"
@Collin Vail gg
Black Viper Gaming //BvG dude, I love you and I wish I was you
ileryon 3000 I just wanna let you know when I read your comment I started laughing out loud softly but I was eating a mini apple strudel so I accidentally swallowed saliva down the wrong way I started choking and coughing.
RUclips : im bored lets recommend old videos again..
"As a warm up"
At this point I've just started clicking on RUclips recommendations instead of ignoring it
Yashwanth same
same
same
Yashwanth welcome aboard
and so far it’s been worth it
If I die, delete my search history.
But if I go missing, send it to these guys.
And *then* delete it.
ok
Lmao
True dat
Lol your search history is still there even after deleted. That’s how they find murderers by their deleted history haha
Implies that there are missing people in his history
imagine the missing person being like
"You saved me.. But why?"
"Points."
Good one xD
I wanted my free robux that's why.
@@yes-vz2oh roux.
lmao
@@dayanandsalunke3120 bobux
There are two options if there is anyone missing.
1. Ask some hackers that have nothing else to do.
2. Toss it to Twitter and Tik Tok and let the teens find them too.
I say both
If you toss it to Twitter and Tik Tok, it would become public knowledge which person is being searched for. If they have been kidnapped or trafficked, it would just alert the criminals.
fr tho
Milly Rosa yeah your 💯 right. If kidnappers do find out that their victim is being on search then they would do something about it
Don’t forget Reddit and 4Chan
dude has a sticker on his laptop saying "My other computer is *your computer* " what a powermove
I am confusion somebody explain this
@Awgiki oooh thank
@Awgiki hey your vocabs are pretty good!
@Awgiki nope, your explanation is crystal clear. Thank you!
@@Damarcus123 maybe it has to do with bot nets too
Its an interesting thing to realize, that when you're out in public and you're passing by hundreds of people walking through stores and at the park or wherever, some of those people are probably a missing person. But they're only a missing person to those who once knew them, to us they are just another random face in the crowd. You don't really ever think about how the guy standing in line in front of you might be somebody's child that missing years ago and about how badly someone wants to see them again but maybe never will.
Damn this comment lowkey just changed my world view
This should be pinned!
Now if I look at myself or any stranger on the street, I will think about it
There was a study set up in place like what you mentioned. A child was put in front of a supermarket to hand out missing person flyers. People picked up the flyers and walked off. It took like three hours for someone to realize the person on the flyer was the child handing flyers out.
@@lordpumpkinhead265 woah that's interesting to know
Hacker 1: “Dude you suck at finding people”
Hacker 2: “Then 1v1 me you noob”
🤣😂💀
Noooo 💀🤚🤚🤚
Lmaoo 😂🤣
WHEEEEEEEZE
I'd like that
The sad thing is that most of the time, when they finally find a missing person, they're already dead
Let's hope not
most of these people missing for along time already. hope are slim that they are still alive. even if they are found dead, at least it a closure to the families and friends
I think it might y'know relieve the relatives because they don't know if they are
@@elairz won't you think they'll focus on newer ones
@@kittenmimi5326 even newer ones could still be dead because murder, kidnapping and stuff. Just because it's recent doesn't mean their alive. But y'know, you could only hope their still alive
"The harder cases are worth more points but I like solving a bunch of the tier 1 cases to farm experience"
Find the missing animals and missing toys haha
"To farm experience"..
I like to farm Engrams in Destiny...
каi мәәsе why?
@@Ash-my4gf where?
каi мәәsе what? I asked why you farm engrams, unless you’re playing destiny 1 still then idk.
I’m glad to see that people with this much skill are using it to do good in the world, when a lot of them could easily do a lot of evil for their own gain.
These are good people right here.
what skill ? They faield finding the old man right ?
@@davidniquot6423 You try finding a missing person that even the government couldn’t find, using advanced hacking and information gathering skills. Good luck.
@@davidniquot6423he’s been gone since 1988 or something. Of course they won’t find clued, especially because if the lack of computers. these skills may help find other missing people. You can’t be saying anything if you aren’t contributing.
More skill than you, @@davidniquot6423
they havent failed but simply not found the father YET. They are still searching im pretty sure
The hackers are like mums, you look everywhere and you can’t find it but then your mum comes and finds it in three seconds.
You won my dude
@@Blackade2000 he won your dude?
@@anakyangbudiman8497 forgot a comma
@Vaibhav Srivastva it's "are you dumb?" my friend. You're welcome.
@@anakyangbudiman8497 idiot
"Hey I found your missing dad from 5 years ago"
"THANK YOU ! WHY ?"
"Idk felt like it."
Actually hacked into his snap map and found him in the milk section at walmart
@@trevorharbolt6293 He didn't lie
@@Tekstar85 he's been trapped there for 11 years
“It’s double point week and your dad had a bonus for finding him”
@@Tekstar85 what type of milk though?
imagine having so much power you find missing people when you're bored
The power they hold. They could reveal the bullshit I lied about my history dude
@@lilacloo6714 SBSJKWWKSJ
Especially during the lockdown dude.
Imagine how little police cares sometimes or how involved they are.
amazing, really 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Now it’s time for rainbolt to unite GeoGuessers and collaborate with TraceLabs. Their power will be unstoppable.
@rainbolttwo
Actually though
😂
wait yes of course! RainBolt needs to join trace labs!
(he literally passed fbi test)
Nah they aren’t Geoguessers no more, they Geoknowers
As an ethical hacker myself, this is the most wholesome thing I have seen in my entire career, its so reliving to know some hackers do good than bad.
I am noob and learning
@@flallal8543 thanks for the advice 😄
@@flallal8543 in my opninion the most important part is understand how networks work
I would love to learn it too because it’s so cool
or send me your id. I'll dm you or mail you in your mail id
"Hackers find missing people for fun"
Chaotic neutral at his finest.
*chaotic good
@@erickzamudio1130 if those people are criminals then it's chaotic good, if it's innocent people then it obviously bad
Ikr lmao
@@Valentine_iii I think it's neutral because they don't actually do it to be kind or by empathy, they do it because they're bored. At least in the title.
Not everything's a meme. Just pointing that out before you go overboard and try turning everything into shitty memes.
“Can you help me?”
“Yes.”
What a compelling conversation
It is a very interesting conversation.
But it is! The impact it had was monumental.
💀💀💀
He didn't help with anything....just dry chat as false hope.
I enjoy the simplicity of this, honestly. Lol, refreshing.
This is RE my husband, Tim Welch we are separated. He is missing. It's over 2 months now. Police are not helping. It's a horrible situation, he was living on property in a 5th wheel. The lady who allowed him to move there, has a convict son. The son was out of prison, on that property on Friday and Tim went missing the next Monday.
I don't see that I can share his Missing poster.
He was broadcasted on Bakersfield CA news days ago. The police finally posted him as officially missing in under 2 hours before the broadcast. They let that guy run when he had stalled opening a U-Haul on the land, that he'd said had Tim's belongings. The cops did nothing when he ran. The cops confirmed there was another murder on that property. I'm told the suspect had told an autistic relative he would kill the relative's mother, if he didn't tell police he did the murder. He (autistic relative not understanding) plead guilty. He hung himself in prison.
The police knew the name of the guy we hear was bragging that he killed Tim and knew his address, said that he's known for crime and theft.
We've done 2 extensive grid searches.
His truck was being driven by the suspect and he also moved into the rv. It's in my name, so I went with others and retrieved it. We need help. His mother has paid someone with no detective background or real resources, $1500 a week for nearly 2 months. He is still missing.
This is so sad because we have no help from Kern County Sheriff's Department at all. He was living between Mojave and Rosamond, CA.
Note: his truck was found trashed, the police had it impounded into a regular impound yard, not held as crime evidence.
had he been found
Are you still there?
I just googled it and learned they found his remains. I'm so sorry. I hope you have good people around to help you while you're grieving, and hope you eventually find some peace 😢❤
The people who went missing: "Who are you?"
The hackers: "We're just heroes for fun"
King Ghidorah One Punchhhhhhh!!! 🤜🏾
Missing person: "why did you try to find me?"
The hacker: "Well.. You were worth 75 points so... I kinda had to."
One punch man lol
@@soniemohammed O.K
SONIE more like ONE CLICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was expecting a bunch of hackers being like “lmao I’m bored. Wanna save sum lives while we play league?”
Ghoul Guts mooo
Aren't they like this tho?😂
@LJ PH league of legends
Same
Hardcore LOL Koreans: *confused raging noises*
"What's your job?"
"I'm a hacker for fun."
Saitama, is that you?
@@3Aress lol yeah
Xd
Gintama?
@@PaulSu24 Yessir
Long time ago, in the 1950s, my Grandmother had a brother go missing. He was a farmer, married with a child who was chronically ill, and disappeared after taking a truckload of cattle to sell at market. No one knew if he'd been murdered for the cash he got or took off and was living somewhere unknown. Even into her eighties, she always wondered what happened to him.
He was found in the early 2000s (unfortunately after my Grandmother had passed) through an online genealogy site. He had moved to another town in the next state over, remarried, with a new family -- he hadn't even changed his name. Evidently it was easier to just disappear and start over then. But eventually, what had happened was found out.
That’s Crazy Bro😭
I'll assume that life at home was too difficult for him. And did the child do okay in life? Extremely intriguing story. Thank you for sharing.
@@ZealousWins
His original family did ok, but his daughter never stopped wondering what happened to her dad. She assumed everyone knew but were keeping her in the dark. Was a problem for her her entire life.
The man that ran away didn't care about the harm done to those he left behind. Maybe he was upset before he left. Many were upset after he left.
Wowwww 😮
Man being irresponsible, emotionally neglectful a$$hole towards his whole family and dumping all the load on the wife, who would've thought 😢
News: “hackers are very bad and dangerous people”
Hackers: “im bored lemme just *find some random missing people and save their lives*”
there is 2 kind of hackers
Uknown User 3, white, gray, and black hat hackers
PanZerShrek yea i honestly would like it if someone bombed my fucking house the only thing id lose is the precious time i could be playin xbox or eating and my dogs
Taco • 4 Years Ago • Edited 😂
PanZerShrek yes
Imagine running away on purpose, but some nerds find you and tell everyone.
"haha yes, i was.... missing"
Bruh these hackers are not nerds.
A nerd is someone who hacks gta just to spawn trap people. And make gta money.
Computer nerds are the best kind of nerds yet there not nerds rather hero’s inside of the core
@@khalidelmaseri9592 Nerd is not derogatory. These hackers are indeed, nerds. And that's good.
Hides wife and two kids... "haha yes missing, something that has happened to me a person that is missing, please dont tell my wife"
Officer "which one"
And I'm here.. idk why.
Hackers: hack the system to give themselves more points
Rob Sell: *wait you weren’t supposed to do that*
lol
Lol
Lol
Don't give them ideas hahaha
Lol
Glad someone is doing something for those loved ones of the missing people.
I’ve always told my children that I would never leave them willingly and if something like that ever did happen that the only thing stopping me from coming home was my heart stopped beating.
Cops: “hackers are dangerous!”
Them: “First to find her gets free beer!”
So accurate
Hahah
Idiots. The cops are saying that!! And for the most part, yes, hacker's are dangerous. You find one group of people doing good and you immediately blame law enforcement for holding them back. My God.
@@alwayshardbeinganarsenalfan not for everyone
😄😄
"it can depends on how many people are looking for them... sometimes there's none"
that gave me chills
Crimson arent u that missing girl??
Mussiuc bold of you to assume that they are a girl.
Sometimes that's a good thing. I mean imagine if you could see this.
Number of people searching for you: ... *1*
Location: Near. Far. Wherever you are.
Crimson Stan Tzuyu and twice
ikr
"hey bro wanna play a game? Whoever finds this 2 year old girl first gets the pizza in the fridge."
"Alright bro, im game."
*opens the fridge* ..... found her
@@redfiveish bruh
@@redfiveish lol
redfiveish r/cursedcomments
@@landoballs2336 I was about to do the same tingt
This is incredible that someone had this idea, and used their skills for good! I bet the families his group has helped couldn't have imagined they would've been helped this way.
The recommendations during this quarantine are getting weirder and weirder... And the comments are getting funnier...
Po The Dragon Warrior *RUclips during quarantine in a nutshell*
I thought it was me... Here recommendations are going weird. But glad to see this and not reggaeton videos 😂
@@DaleCooper222 let's just hope that doesn't happen...
I must agree, Po The Dragon Warrior
We're all goin a lil cookoo and are desperate for distractions that's why, is okie-
(That sounded much lighter than when I typed it out- did not intend to sound dark)
I don’t care what incentive they have, they are helping families that probably had no one searching for their loved one after their first initial search. I think what they are doing is so incredibly worthwhile, I mean, what do they have to lose by using this service?!? I commend this group for stepping up when everyone else stepped back.
lordhaven111
Extremely valid point 👍
It's natural for people to not care about others unless it involves them or something special to them.
I thought you said you command at first :,)
When a mind is so small
Waamy
I have to disagree with you right there. It’s so UNNATURAL to NOT want to help someone with nothing to gain from it. Self centered and self absorbed people think the other way.
Cops: “finding your daughter seems to be getting harder and harder everyday. I’m sorry.”
Hackers: “she posted to her Instagram story 2 mins ago. Here’s the location. Have a good day”
LMFAO this cracks me up
😂😂
underrated asf lmao
LMFAOO
Love this comment lol
I think schools should be a video game with nice rewards at each phase gone through
This is sort of how we homeschool 😊😂🥰
@OutWestRedDirt????
@OutWestRedDirt Here's a fun statistic: out of Finland's 2100 schools only 65 of them are private. Finland has the best education system in the world.
@@Just_A_Banana We have private schools???
@@inski666 Yeah, I didn't know we had any before I googled
Imagine if a hacker just went up to his family and went like: “hey can you get lost for me I really need points!”
That's messed up lol😂🤪
Danger Nafeh if it gets you points who cares!
@@mrgio3870 funniest comment lmao😂
Taking the words "get lost" to a whole new level
What's points for???
His mate: *actually finds the missing person*
Everyone: GG
That one kid: he used hacks
Good joke man
LMFAOO
Everyone: *Listen here you little sh*t*
Hi average Arab!!! 👋
LMAOOO 😂 💀🙈😭
"i bet if you can find this kidnapped boy, ill buy you pizza."
"im in."
#pizza gate global cabal
Stay safe
Sounds like a solid win-win
s l e e p y they can just hack a pizza into existence
I am like # 700, I like 7s, yay!
I CANT BELIVE THESE ILLEGAL ASS AMAZING PEOPLE EXCIST.
NOTHING BUT LOOOOOVE & RESPECT.
THANK YOU GUYS.
The Hackers be like: I’m bored, brb ima find a missing person really quick
SK_Archy yeah and after they finna scam a IG model for 3,000$ a hr
Assoluto Cosmico
I laughed. But I don't agree.
@Assoluto Cosmico i laughed and i agree
@@Dachi_X same
Yea that’s what the fucking titled said 😂
“Ma’am we found your daughter”
“I’m so happy. how did you find her?”
“4chan”
"send her back"
Yes
this has 666 likes and I'm def not gonna ruin it.
strangers are family yet they arent strangers and pronounced family are strangers i woul real friends are priceless
Your profile pic is the mom's reaction
Hackers have such a negative reputation -- this is an overwhelmingly righteous service to the community and beyond. Hope this takes off in other areas of the world.
Well most hackers you "encounter" everyday are black hats when you download a virus or get all your files encrypted and they ask for a ransom. People don't see the thousands of white hats that spend their days making things more secure.
Probably because of how many peoples lives have been ruined by hackers.... Yeah. I think thats why.
What a fucking goon.
There are white hats and black hats just like with anything…some use their power for evil and others for good….
Well, 9/10 hackers are just evil people. And the 1/10 is still pretty evil, just does some good deeds when bored. Doesn't lift the veil of guilt from the others, or themselves, though.
Think of the lives they've already ruined. The identities they've stolen. The money they've stolen. The reputations they've destroyed. And so on.
If a cop punches me 50 times in the face and then offers me an apple, I'm not gonna thank him for the apple.
@@kiyaleelevyrunaya9495 See, you're among the people who only sees the black hats. You completely ignore the thousands of security experts, aka white hats, working every day to make our lives safer on the internet. For every black hat trying to do bad deeds, there's a white hat trying to prevent those black hats from doing so.
On one hand, this is great.
On the other hand, it shows the true potential, and mis-usable, power of the digital footprint
Hackers: “I’m just a guy who finds missing people for fun”
One punch man reference????
@@robberpossum yes
"I found so many people i went bald
Oml yes! 😂
It’s sad though
Imagine unironically finding a missing person that has been missing for thirty years just for the lolz
Moe Lester for the lolz 😂😂😂
hacker : hAh gEt 'eM!!"
missing person : aW fAq
Police detectives : "Son of a bitc..."
Haven’t heard for the lolz in so long
why is that ironic?
bruh imagine them speed running on finding people like where’s waldo? like “alright folks gather up! whoever finds this teen that went missing in 1997 within 3 days wins 500 points”
"Anyone know any good bugs or glitches we can exploit? We're trying to break a world record here guys cmooooon"
CIA supervisor: all right people give me everything you've got, phones, emails, address,.. everything..
Does it count as a TAS??
Im dying 💀😂😂😂😂😂 bruh said speed running
Double xp weekend
I'm so glad to see sometimes that humans can do useful great things. Videos like that in my recommendations are one of the few things that stops me from giving up everything
“Hey Ferb, I know what *we’re gonna do today”*
Lmfaooo
Well... like maby
Lmao yeh
Nice references
lol
Did this randomly show up in everybody else’s recommended during quarantine?
yeah
Itachi Uchiha Idk y
yup
Yes
✌️
Saitama: "Just a hero for fun"
Hackers: "Just a hacker for fun"
Same energy
why does that make me think of 707 from mystic messenger
Haruka Nanase : "just swim free for fun"
Soooo manyyy weeebssss im finding. AaaaaAAA
Same vibes
imagine giving the guy who found your relative a hug and after he goes “haha richard I beat you”
“So, can you tell me why you found this person?”
“Im just bored and wanted to level up lol”
This is such an interesting project
@@deekang6244 Agree
I think why would fit the sentence better instead of how
@@popcream2082 Ooh ok
These people is finish doing main quest. Now they just do side quest
Its a game but with an extremely meaningful goal. The competitiveness will only make the hackers work harder and better. Its a win-win imo.
But somebody has to lose the game.
2nd place is the first loser😔
NoneIsAllMinusSome yes such a great way to spend your time 🙏
although it is a little sad that it has to be a game for people to help look for missing people
Dani/Mel meh I think it’s better than no one finding them at all. Although I do agree to a degree
All jokes aside, this kind of help is priceless to families of missing persons. I can’t imagine how helpless they probably feel when the police let them down. Knowing that someone out there can shed some light on their loved ones’ whereabouts is incredible. I really hope this project continues to grow and give families closure.
You are right, it feels completely helpless. When you have a missing loved one and the police cannot/will not help. I know this firsthand. 😞 luckily after 15 years of searching, I found them on my own 🙏🏻
Thats funny that you say “i cant imagine how helpless they probably feel when the police let them down” like thats not a standard already like that something someone would actually be surprised about. In this day and age im pretty sure 98.9% of people consider police to be just as bothersome & useless as cockroach’s
Some people just want to disappear for good I thought ab backpacking and living away with out telling nobody.
You have the right to disappear!
"all jokes aside" what was the joke bruh that shit's redundant
Thank God for them.
This is amazing❤ thank you trace labs heroes for everything you're doing, God bless you❤ and really hope natalie's father and other missing people are found safe and sound soon
Cops: *this is so hard we can’t trace any evidence*
Hackers: *wtf there he is*
@FM D I'm intrigued. I would like to hear more please
Approximately 2,300 Americans are reported missing every day. This includes both children and adults. Do you think law enforcement has enough recourse to deal with each individual case. And plus people with the ability to hack aren't spending their time working for a PD. They are doing stuff which can earn them a lot more money.
@@bueno_oneub_0 yeah and its also not like the hackers made much progress in the video.
Lmaoo
@FM D Youre not saying anything new. Yeah corruption exists and it always will. And most countries have it. "Ohh the world is all about money" and "Ohh the system is broken" is pretty much the most generic thing you can say. You're generalizing. You're basicall talking about a revolution in a time where people actually should just be wary of shady guys who are coughing and are closer than 5 feet to you.
"bro I'm bored"
"wanna find some missing children?"
"Yeah why not?"
Exactly, why not.. ? Or have you something else more productive to do? Like scratching your gonads?
@Blobber Lmao
such a flex lmao
New Phineas and Ferb episode
@@LeftyPencil Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today.
News: portrays hackers as bad people.
Hackers: feeling cute might crash your broadcast.
lol feeling cute
Feeling precious
🤣
Lmaoo
Bruh 👌💀
What’s really scary is that loads of people could go missing and no one would even notice or bring awareness
Not "could happen" but more like "always happens"
Hacker: *finds a girl in a cave*
Girl: wh- who are you?
Hacker: lol found the girl give me my points
😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
Lol
😂🤣😂
This is so evil😭 but I love it🤣
😂 Ez points
"i'm bored, imma find someone who's been missing for 50 years"
ey m8, found him.
Noooooo He's already found damn it
😂 you guys are funny!!
Sounds like Sherlock
Imagine being a hacker and actually found out you are one of the missing people
P.S : so many hate comments down here. Feel free to leave one I'll read everything :D
Damn... That would make a great movie plot🤣
@@guyerikk that's the point to make you read dumb stuff
@R4ZE anything is possible if you believe in it
R4ZE maybe u were stolen as a baby ? Parents u think are urs ur whole life stoled u changed ur name shii idk lol
Erikk Roo its not dumb you’re just slow af
I have a clear box of missing socks. Some people say to throw them away, but eventually, sometimes after decades, I find the sock. It represents a small amount of hope, that no matter where the missing item went, I have hope for its return. I try to apply this philosophy to the greater good, that you may be missing, but will be found, and not forgotten. It helps their spirit transition to the next phase of their existence too.
"Who are you?"
"Im just a guy who's a hero for fun"
Saitama
Sans
Jana Pangcobellia
Joe
Garfield
*finds missing person*
Hackers: “GG”
"Ez"
GG to easy guys
@Stella Sophia thank you I’m 15 but you’re never too young 😤 I’ll have to use this right away
GG
Gg!!
Police & Government: “All we can do is send out a missing persons report”
Hackers: “Ayt hold my beer” 🍺
hold my Surge
Hold my mountain dew
hold my energy drink
Hold my vCard
biggest fan of king zalog !
iT wOrkS wItH mE
"We've gameifed something serious", I don't know. I think proper incentivization is important for some people, especially goal oriented people. Giving and very clear end goal using the skills that these people have and adding elements of rewards, positive feedback and so on. This is a great way to get people to do something they might not usually go out of their way for.
"You found my dad?!?!?! But you dont even know us so why did you help us?"
"Welp your dad was 50 points so I had to"
Everything for those points.
Missing people gotta catch 'em all
softiejungkookiexo bts ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Bounty hunting be like that
Gotta get those points
If being a good person was shown in the limelight as being "cool", a lot more youngsters would aspire to do better in life.
Very true
We live in a society
@@pikameme3322 we do tho
@@pikameme3322 y’all are still saying that?
Check out the podcast Darknet Diaries. It tries really hard to educate people on the risk of committing crimes and making the good guys look awesome.
Some parents: Hey can you help me find my child? She's been missing for 8 months
Hacker: Hold up lemme see how much point she got
damn 😂
+15, Yeah boi!
Tomato Boi
Not enough points = not worth finding
Damn, the hacker knows it's a girl already.
Someone who has worked in IT for a long time and had friends in security. This is awesome to see and just hope they don't forget that there is a lot of offline data aquistion that needs to be done.
I worked in both Telco's and goverment agencies over the years and can tell you its not only a resource problem but also a technology access problem (@ telco we did stuff for police and in a test we triangulated a cell phone, then used live GIS satelittes to look at that location and see whats going on and also confirmed other cellphones in the area), there are lots of other things Nokia phones have had remote access since early phones & most phones can be tracked even if offline due to the gps chips list goes on.
It all takes time to get approval or even have access and a lot of the time hackers can and will use that stuff legit or not if you are paying them to find someone
"If the whole internet were to try and solve crimes, all cases would be solved in a day"
- someone I think
yea but if everyone tried solving all cases, then the people who went missing or something would be solving their own case, and the people who kidnapped them who be helping them solve that case.
@@ll1495 yea, but wouldn't that be a good thing?
@Scary Teary nah, I heard it somewhere but can’t remember who said it
@@ll1495 true..
Sun tzu: art of war
Imagine your son or daughter, probably missing for months or even years on end which you might have even had doubts of ever seeing again after such a long time, is found only because some people were genuinely bored.
I'm just a detective for fun-Saitama
At that point, I wouldn't care how they were found.
@Yellowmane lol yea
thank you for your imagination Stalin comrade
The same can't be said if Joseph Stalin files someone as "missing."
Imagine playing hide and seek with one of these dudes and then they just say
"Hold up lemme get my laptop"
It do be like that sometimes.
5 minutes on his laptop turns into: look behind the sofa, in the closet, underneath the king sized bed, under the queen bed and under those blankets on the sofa, catches them all and wins.
They do be searching tho
wat?
How many people has trace labs found??
This video pops on my feed every blue moon, I love to watch it everytime, if I could I would support this business. Fan from Colombia!
Kid: Mom I can't find it
Mom: There.
Radiates same energy but it's cops and hackers.
So true
@sweeze PLS while this comment is grammatically correct, why did you say correct, and not wrong LMAO THOSE MEAN THE SAME THING 😭🤚🏻 either way I appreciate that you commented that, because it made me cackle
I hate how accurate this is.
Media:”Hackers are bad!”
*Hackers find missing people*
Media: “I’m gonna ignore that”
media did an oopsie xD
Hackers aren't bad. There's three main types. White Hat, Black Hat, and Grey Hat. White Hat = Security testing and non-harmful, Grey Hat = Ethically Questionable, and Black Hat = Typical Hacker Stereotype
@@SUSHlMII "Breaking news: Grass is Green"
@@fireflyserenity31 "breaking news: i broke a moose"
@@SUSHlMII Emotionally or physically?
Plot Twist: The hackers hack the system to give them more points
NANIII
Lmaooo
But it won't be fun
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
I imagine them kidnapping someone to "find" that person when the system give them extra points on that case.
I love everything about this! These people are crazy talented on computers and it’s amazing they’re putting their skills to use in this way! ❤️❤️❤️
Government: "We're sorry, we did everything we could."
Some tech geek: "LMAO ez clap"
Dank Meme all for 6 points
Gamers gotta game hackers gotta hack
Ez W
Dank Meme 😂😂
Actually, finding missing people costs a lot of money.
Imagine someone missing for 20 years and some hacker just says "Yooo i just found a dude"
Yoo i just found a DUDE AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
This is what humor is now?
@@billy11998 Yes Sir. Only enjoy It
696 nice
Yes Sir it would be good if they really did find somebody and said yoooo
"bro I'm so bored."
"Same honestly, want to uncover a mystery that has baffled police and private investigators for years?"
"Yea sure man."
anything for money
@@stay4stay points
phineas and ferb
And I would've gotten away with it too if it weren't for those meddling kids
a good girls guide to murder vibes
What a brilliant idea. Ask 10 people and each of them will have noticed something different when viewing an event. For example @5:16, I noticed a busker playing a Parker Fly because I love electric guitars. Others will see stuff I know nothing about. It's the same online. As each person contributes something new it paints a picture that helps investigators crack cases and makes everyone a contributor.
I feel like the word “hacker” gives them a bad wrap, really they’re just geniuses
Well if you uninitiated stopped using the word to describe every criminal on the internet and did a bit of research on the different hacker hats, then that wouldn't be a problem.
If someone is too dumb to understand how something is done, they label it a bad thing.
There are black hats and white hats
scarface did you reply to the wrong thing or am i just stupid
꧁h a o q w꧂ black hats are people who hack for malicious intent white hats are people who hack as security testers or this for example
Imagine people start doing speed runs to find people.
any% 100 points
Any% 23:56 10 pts WR - trace labs
Greg lol
Finding Kim jong un speedrun - record 20 sec
“No name hardcore difficulty 100% found 22:03 speed run “
"ok this one has been missing for about 2 years, who ever finds her gets 1 year of discord nitro"
"any other bets?"
"throw in my lunch for a week"
"ok who ever finds them gets 1 years of nitro and andys lunch for a week"
"go!"
That nitro really does make it worth it tho
did they actually say that?
Reem Adel no lmao
LOLL they so chill
How much is the nitro?
Having someone you love going missing must be the most terrifying feeling ever. You don’t know if they’re alive or dead, what they’re going through every day… it must be the worst of all feelings. God bless people who are going through this and people like these hackers who are in a mission to help find these people.
"Just solved world hunger"
"Sweet, that's 6 points"
"Yo Ricky, I ended poverty by mistake"
"That's alright. 4 points"
"Man, I guess climate change is no more"
"Good one, 3 points"
"Bro i just accidentally made world peace"
"Hm. 1 point for that buddy"
"Damn man i found a habitable planet with life on it."
"Cool ill take it. Half a point"
"You found out how to travel at Lightspeed and how to make other planets habitable within the next month? That's a quarter of a point for you bud"
"I just discovered a new life on a planet that's habitable and has food and water"
"ok 0.0000000000000000000000000001 points
Ahh shit, I ended communism
3 points :/
Imagine getting kidnapped and thinking that people are trying to find you for years.. when in reality, no one is.
Omg is that THE SHOYO HINATA WHO CAN JUMP HIGH???
@@buffboyjay6321 no, its yuri
bruh ...my feels
@@buffboyjay6321
Hi
@@Sho-jj1vh Shoyo hinata??????
"Feeling cute might find someone that is missing idk"
🤣
might delete website later
@@DragRacer221x 🤣
LMAO 😂😂💀
" *finds them cutely* "
This is seriously awesome and very needed in this world. Keep up the great work!
"I'll pay you to do your job"
Officer: "Nah, can't find him"
"You get a cool hat"
Hackers: "Found him"
Lmfaoooo
Lol
😂😂😂
tf2?
😝HA!!!!
They are the most underrated living searching engines
Most underrated comment.
@@leesteal4458 Most underrated comment to a reply
@@KevenC_LV most underrated reply to a reply to a comment
@FR_CHAD Most overrated reply to a reply to a reply to a comment
@@user-bf1zp5td6t most underrated reply to a reply to a reply to a reply to a comment
"Can you help me?"
"Yes."
Man i wish everything i asked for was like that
hahahaha
Hahahahahaha
I fuck with that billy profile pic 🔥
"Can you give me 5,000 dollars?"
"Yes."
Ayyy a billy marchiafava fan