The Horrifying Incidents of the Valley of the Headless Men
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- There is a place in Canada’s NW territories that is as mysterious as it is remote. It’s a place that’s known for its incredible beauty while simultaneously having a reputation for something darker. Some of the names of the areas in the region include Deadman Valley, Sunblood Mountain, and, most infamously, the Valley of the Headless Men. All of these names were supposedly inspired by the events that took place here. This is all especially strange when you consider that not a single person lives here, and the only way into to the area is by float plane or by boat up a long winding river. It just seems impossible that so many incidents could have occurred in a place where there isn’t anyone, and yet they have. These are the strange incidents of the Nahanni National Park, and the Valley of the Headless Men. As always, viewer discretion is advised.
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Head fairies are much more worse than tooth fairies.
Tooth fairies take your teeth....leave a couple of bucks under your pillow..........
Head fairies take your head and leave nothing? Sounds like a jip.
That's really cheap brother @darknes7800
@@darknes7800 call it the "Trudeau Tax"
Head fairy sounds nice actually 😂
Actually, the head fairies are a greatly misunderstood sub-branch of the cryptid tooth fairies. Long believed to be ruthless headhunters, extensive scientific research has since revealed that they are, in fact, simply tooth fairies who are too lazy and impatient to wait for the rest of one's teeth to fall out, so they just take the whole darn head. Accordingly, they leave nothing under your pillow because you won't be needing that pillow any more.
I want to give you major props for looking beyond the "ooooh, mysterious!" aspect and actually discussing alternative and rational explanations. Most similar channels that have discussed this area double down on the SPOOOOKYYYYY and fail to recognize that there probably actually are perfectly normal explanations for these things. It's a big, wild, dangerous area, and people may not be found for a very long time after their deaths, especially in an era long before things like satellite phones and rescue beacons!
That's why he's a good channel. Not clickbaity despite the subject matter.
Because a perfectly rational explanation for why the pyramids could be built using the technology available at their time is not as fun as "aLiEnS!!"
I’ve been to one part of Nahanni and was struck by 2 things:
1. it was incredibly foggy which I didn’t understand at the time.
2. It was quiet. I’m talking deserted quiet. Have you seen alien covenant? It felt like when they landed on that unknown planet following the neutrino burst.
I was doing some writing for a project and after going ended up speculating the stories were from other prospectors as a way to keep others from stripping the resources so only a limited people could extract material. Which unfortunately meant they had to follow through on this. It’s the only thing that made sense given the theatrics and shear effort of removing human heads. And in a weird way it did work. I never bought it was any original peoples. As you correctly stated it was far too inhospitable for too many major distributions - enough to warrant that kind of violence. But that’s just my take on it . Could be revenge kills. Not a big believe in cryptids and don’t know any land animals capable of that either
"The Silence" is what I've heard that called.
you didnt even hear birds in the Nahanni?
@@bocadelcieloplaya3852- birds aren't real
haven't even finished watching but I paused to comment that I bet the brothers were killed by someone they were working with, who betrayed them and stole their gold. your theory sounds very plausible, too. it's the least unlikely explanation, one thing that is never unexpected is humans being greedy and betraying each other.
That's what I always thought. I mean, we're talking about gold here haha. It'll turn any bad person into a murderer, I wish the Canadian police just found out who else was living there, that's probably the culprit but I haven't heard great things about them but that's police all over the world. I bet whatever happened to those people in the first half of the century isn't a problem these days, I do believe something was going on though (other than exposure) because the events are much too suspicious.
Honestly the idea that the native Americans were killing prospectors to protect their land from a gold rush makes the most sense.
It's an extremely vast, complex landscape full of predators and bad weather... So they were most likely abducted by aliens.
Hahaha@@jimjambananaslam3596
Idea of preserving head as proof, that you did make the kill, goes back for centuries too.
the dene people were supposedly quite peaceful tho.
or even that the first two where killed by a crazed native man and then the natives just encouraged and helped spread the stories to further protect the land is more believable than magic mountain cannibals
Dene is pronounced more like deh-nay. I did a little bit of work with folks from the group. Their stories and cosmology are... scary interesting
Do you think that the Dene would have killed the travelers, taken their heads, and burned their cabins / campsites to rid evils / spirits / enemies?
Are they by chance related to the Diné people of the four corners area of the US?
@@stevengill1736 Yup! At least, linguistically. Both groups speak Dene languages. I'm not sure about culturally
Yeah, every time I heard “dean” I kept thinking “it’s den-ay.”
Oh well, it’s a simple mispronunciation, we all do it with unfamiliar words. Hell, try and pronounce some of the native words that have 4 or 5 straight consonants with a triangle or 2 thrown in there.
@@stevengill1736 In a similar video, I heard a theory that they were one and the same, and the Dene had, for whatever reason, quickly left their original territory in Canada and migrated south.
This is where I will die in a few years, I want to be able to say "AHA! I knew it, I friggin KNEW it!" just as a Troglogyte takes me head off and takes it back to one of the vast and undiscovererd cave systems.
😐😑
What nationality are you
And then due to search in the area those caves will be discovered and will get some cavers or cave divers to stay there forever
Lmfao 😂😆
Better start practice the split then
"..not a single person lives here."
Are you aware, given how sparsely populated Canada's north is, how little that narrows anything down?
Over 95% of Canadians live within 600 kms of the American border.
@@oilersridersbluejays That's where most the farmland is (or used to be in the past) so that's not really surprising.
Bruh I live in Edmonton. Living up there sounds like lonely and miserable.
@@triggeredcat120I like it. I'm in the Yukon. Away from civilization. Peaceful.
@oilersridersbluejays can't tell if Sarcasm or dumb comment
I moved a teacher there in 1999, we flew in on a float plane, moved the cargo, partied with locals, then left in thr same float plane.
I was 19, it was epic!
Humans be like what's that Deadman Valley, Sunblood Mountain and Valley of the Headless Men? Sure there must be untold riches in there!
Real
They were named that after the gold rush. Did you not listen to the story at all?
@@georgebeckons539 its probably not that serious lol they were just joking
For the algorithm. Your channel has grown so quickly. Much deserved and good to see.
Yeah much deserved. These stories make my days in the office way more bearable. Have yet to come across a bad one. Keep it up!
I still remember when I found it at 50k. Wild
Can I just say that you have gotten extremely good at creating an atmosphere in these videos, especially the beginning.. the artistic way you present these places, also so creepy yet so beautiful. I want you to know that I appreciate not only your fact checking and storytelling abilities, but your amazing juxtaposition with the art of your videos.
Did I just watch Mr. Ballen's video on this yesterday? Yes. Did I still get excited and watch this video all the way through as soon as I saw it? Yes. What a coincidence lol
I like it when that happens, to hear the different storytelling. And also to see how long it takes me to remember the outcome.
Makes me wonder what kind of mushrooms grow in that area
The Mario brother ones. The amanita muscaria aka fly agaric. They're not the most common, but they can be found.
When Scary Interesting posts I have to watch immediately
Well said
So true!
I think you need a life ! I'm kidding !
Seriously… it’s too scary interesting to miss out
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Locals: yeah those are probably just coincidences...
...but all of them are missing their head...
...yeah it's a very inhospitable place, harsh landscape, very unforgiving....
Yep, locals who if something didn't keep outsiders and prospectors away it would have permanently upended their entire society
... lots of low branches, sharp rocks, squirrels, you name it, man...
@MrHws5mp
Don't forget the mosquitos too
Hey! My home NWT Canada! Do a video about the rapids of the drowned at Fort Smith NWT, the story of the rapids seems right up your alley.
Lol at the people repeating the same comment about the mispronunciation, saying it only takes a few seconds to look it up, while simultaneously being unable to take the few seconds themselves to glance at the comments and see it’s been said multiple times already.
Driven by the need to look smart 😏 Let em have their internet shine haha
Yes but I'm the main character here therefore I NEED to comment it.
Well yeah, but it’s worth it cuz look at how smart they all look!
I see that on so many videos. Everyone jumps to make a comment about a correction on information or pronunciation and doesn't bother to look or doesn't care that half the comments are already that. Ugh
Haha true
My wife is a forensic medicolegal death investigator, and honestly the answer for why all the headless bodies is likely bears. Every decapitation my wife has found in the woods has been a bear scavenge and it moves on before it takes the torso and leaves behind only the lower body and the spine. It’s a brutal scene but it’s bears.
Good to know, thanks for the information. Just another reason to avoid bears 😱
I honestly was kidna thinking that when it was mentioned the sternum of one of them was fractured. Bears love to push down hard with their front paws (almost looks like they're giving CPR) on prey once they're on the ground, and when they do that on people, it usually will fracture the collar bone/sternum and ribs.
But what about the fires and the folks tied to trees?
@@crkwhr1 That was Smokey the Bear, taking bloody revenge for those people smoking tobacco and starting fires in the forest.
@@crkwhr1 Yeah, especially as the narrator mentioned the Dene have a belief in using fire to purge spirits. I can't account for the people tied to trees, but the others could be a combination of both factors - a bear killed them and ate their heads. Then the Dene found the scene and set their stuff on fire for the aforementioned purging.
Woooooo hello from Australia everyone!!
Midnight here and the best time for a Scary Interesting upload!!!!!
Glad not to be the only night owl watching from Australia 😊
@@RoyakI’m tempted to move to Australia at this point. Canada is looking good too
Hello Aussie from Oregon 😄
@debrakleid5752 Canada?! You won’t want to live here. If you like extremely hot summers and dangerously cold winters, enjoy losing half of your paycheque to income tax, paying mortgages or rents that are double or triple what it’s actually worth, spending $500 on a single cart of groceries, looking at homeless encampments and tweakers everywhere, spending $2.00 a litre on fuel, and living under a draconian and out of touch woke lefty loony Liberal government, then by all means come. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Just like an Australian
The Valley of The Starving Men. They made a movie about that. Bone Tomahawk........
Seems more to resemble the stories of the giants of Lovelock Cave, Nevada.. the landscape in that movie seems to be more Nevada that then up in the Yukon.
I just discovered this channel and just binged every single video in the past week. Excellent quality!!!!
@0:17 Well ofcourse not a single person lives in the Valley of the Headless Men cuz they were all decapitated.
I’ve been waiting for you to do a video on this place. So excited!
"There is a place in Canada's Northwest territories that is as mysterious as it is remote."
Well that doesn't narrow it down, now does it?
I rebuke you 🤣🤣 I'm reduced to tears 😭😂😂😂😂. I read this and thought this at the same time I heard it
@@MeloneKidd You're welcome.
Brilliant statement sir ,, i am still laughing . Thank you
Hey Madison,what is dose! Dose is a disease. Does that make sense?? DOES not DOSE!😅
@@MeloneKidd”Do you realize how little that narrows it down?”
- Derek Powers (Blight), Batman Beyond
I fly the floatplanes in and out of the Nahannis! Awesome to finally see them featured somewhere. Tons of legends locked away in those hills
My guess is the *Dene created stories to keep the prospectors out and if that is the case I don't blame them. It would have destroyed their land if there was a gold rush.
Yeah I think so too
The Naha were a Dene myth.
@greghenrikson952 sorry I meant the Dene🙈
Yep, that's what I thought too. Also the hypothesis about animal attacks is pretty ridiculous when you consider the burned cabins and bodies. Or maybe they should call it "the valley of the bears who have matches".
@@opi-umkebabi2909 those are some talented bears
I’m totally on the page of the Dene people saying the culprit was a crazy member of their tribe who was a serial killer.
It happened! My mother read a historical book once about a group of indigenous Americans who'd been kicked out of their tribes and banded together. They were crazy awful psycho killers.
@@Badficwriter there’s always a small percentage of them in society. So it only makes sense this would be the case.
It's so insane that one of the only adventures to make it through nahanni successfully. Only was able to do so because him and his wife stayed in their canoes the entire time. 😂
He said they went to shore once to make camp and got swarmed by things in the bushes so they had to grab their gear and get out super quick. I think they left their tent behind too.
There is a documentary about it. Lots of neat footage.
Where can I find a documentary about this?
Yeah, the blackflies are enormous up north.
What is the documentary called is it on youstube
please do more arctic stories.
I love this story! I don’t care how many different content creators cover this, I’m always going to listen to it. This is one of my favorites because it lead to me learning about many other indigenous stories and legends
Your intro bumper audio always sets the proper tone. RUclips well done. Respect
One day, for some reason I'll stop watching scary interesting. Then many many years later I will hear the music of these videos, and I'll get scared immediately...
Ha. That happened to me with Mr. Ballen. It's nice to have a reserve of videos to watch.
"Strange disappearances in a specific area" often ARE a result of stories spinning out of control more than anything unusual. You know the Bermuda Triangle? Yeah that's the case there. There aren't any disproportionate numbers of disappearances there, or anything particularly strange about those that do, and major shipping lanes go right through it. So there's reason to be skeptical of these kinds of stories.
Exactly. People go missing in the wilderness. It's not a mystery. If anything it's a surprise that *more* people didn't disappear in the region in the first half of the twentieth century. The Missing 411 which Sean briefly alluded to is similarly bullshit, as well as not being statistically significant Paulides is known to completely make up many of his claims. There are literally academic research papers debunking it.
True it can be skeptical,as big as canada is especially the mountains and forests all of us sometimes wonder what's hiding in those tunnels in the mountains or in the deep woods?.....so many remote parts where anything can live undiscovered.
Your channel is the best. Thank you for the tale, as well as the archived photos.
As usual i can't wait to watch new Scary Interesting content, and this story captivated me more than some. These types of story's always have some bit of truth behind them. Whether a single headless man may have been found at some point, the spin and lore can magnify the truth to something enormous to keep story tellers alive with lore or to keep people out is up for interpretation. Epic story though and one that intrigued me soo much.
Have you done one on the Superstition Mountains? It's pretty much the same thing, except in a desert.
Naked chicks on all fours.. this channel has EVERYTHING.
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PERISH! Bardock mains🤙🏾
Scary Interesting is one of the few youtube channels where I have watched ALL of the episodes.
I cant tell you how much information and joy your videos have given me. From work to hiking to driving, hunting and driving. I love it all, thanks brother 😊
Thank you for your upload ❤
It was the wild west and people were broadcasting that they made it rich. They put the targets on their backs themselves, in my opinion.
Wild North
@@Badficwriter Wild Northwest?
Wow this really was interesting! I’ve never heard of this place, but now I’d like to know more. Seems pretty rare these days to find large areas of land that are just uninhabited by people, kinda gives a glimpse of what the earth may have been like before civilization started taking over. Fascinating stuff dude, thank you for your hard work!
Heard this story on Mr. Ballen‘s channel and he always does a great job, but this had some angles I hadn’t heard before and this was well done, as per usual. Love this channel
I was wondering if it was that one. Glad I’m not losing my mind lol.
Been waiting for you to cover this! Love your channel good sir 🙏
Who else has heard this story from Mr Ballen, I love both channels and seeing how they both describe similar stories
Anyone looking for more info or a deeper dive into this incidents, the Lore Lodge channel has a great video! It includes quite a bit of native history too. Love these videos, they really spark so much curiosity. Well done!
This gives me something else to think about after this awful last week. Was sick and in a lot of pain from Helene and my home in Asheville where I used to live is gone. I live in FL now but have been planning on returning to Asheville but it’s definitely going to be to have to wait until they repair. Now we are worried about more storms and I’m all hurricaned out. We had flooding from Ian but nothing like my favorite home of Asheville!
I'm very sorry for everyone affected. Are you saying they think more hurricanes are on the way this fall? Sorry for sounding ignorant, but I'm from the southwest
@@flash_flood_areathat’s ok. You are not acting ignorant. You are not familiar with hurricanes in the SW. yes, Joyce is out there last I heard and some others were in the process of forming. 2 models are showing that we may get a hurricane on the peninsula of Florida on the west coast and then cross over to hear and if the storms are cat 4 or 5 then by the time it gets here it can be a cat 3 still. Ian hit us very hard in 2022 and we had major flooding. Just about the entire city streets was under water and some people had up to 5 feet of water in their homes. One man died in his own home when he fell and couldn’t get back up because his house was completely flooded and he drowned in his own home. We got lucky that the water came to our back door but didn’t make it in because we were high up enough. Plus the business on the other side of a small pond we have behind our house they were all flooded. The bank had to work out of a trailer for several months. Homes along the beach were teetering over the edge but didn’t go into the surf. We got about 2-2 1/2 feet of rain and high winds from Ian. We were the worst hit in all of eastern and central Florida. Then came Nicole and she finished what Ian started in many cases and the homes that were teetering ended up collapsing into the sea. The first 10 years I lived here I remember 1 hurricane and her name was Erin but minor. A couple of tropical storms including 1 that kept making u turns on us so after he hit us we were like “great. Go away” but he made a u turn and hit us a 2nd time and ended up in The Atlantic Ocean and was headed north until he said “I really like Florida”. He made yet another u turn and came here for a 3rd time. One year we had a tropical storm in January which never happens but it did then.
As long as the sun is in its solar maximum we will be at risk for hurricanes like this. Every 11 years the sun will flip its poles so south becomes north and vice versa. Eventually earth will too and the North Pole on earth will become the South Pole but that’s doesn’t happen as often as the sun flips its poles.
I had hoped to return to Asheville soon especially with me being fed up with hurricanes but it will probably take a few years now
Very sorry for what u r going thru! So many impacted by this tragic hurricane.
@@debrakleid5752 Thank you for explaining all of that. I should try to find out how certain distant family members are doing, who are on the west side of the FL peninsula. Take care. I am sorry for what everyone is going through. Here we've been having record high temperatures. 105°F today, for example; and it was around 109 on Saturday
I don't know why I watch this channel, it gives me anxiety and random fears.
That being said I still love your content
Animals dont kill just to eat heads… Other prospectors would most likely try to hide the body, not just decapitate. The tribes around theories seem to make more sense, either of them could have done it. If there a cryptids there, maybe this is the time to go check for them again.
"Animals dont kill just to eat heads…" Tell that to my mackerel tabby. He kills mice, chipmunks and baby rabbits then just eats the heads.
I really enjoy your content and look forward to seeing more in the future. I love stories about unfortunate events and I've tried others of similar content, but every one is either too long or the narrative is off. Your channel keeps it short and entertaining, while also featuring at least two stories per video. It's perfect for a father like me while doing chores or just relaxing after Dad duties. Keep it up 😊
Nooo Shawn, it isn't "Dean" but "Deh-né"
He's Sean I think, not Shaun :)
A wonderful 17 minutes of alot of spooky true information .. You never disappoint us SI .. Thank you for all the effort you put into your productions Sir .. See ya at the next one my friend ...
Let's see: greedy men or aliens/monsters? I'm hoping it's greedy men.
It's always greedy men.
Probably either rival prospectors or the Dene tribe trying to keep everyone else out
Love how much the quality has improved since the first time I saw him 🙏
6:58 AI image? 6 fingers per hands
It's said in the description that they do use AI, they addressed it there
Nah inbreeding...
ugh that sucks
@@raccoonboon5078 beats getting sued by Getty images.
Opened the comments as soon as I saw it lol. It sucks that creators use AI images but it's understandable considering they're free.
I love your channel. This was another great video! Thank you. 🥰
Readers of the book Far North, will already know about how desolate and thrilling this landscape is. The wild, icy Nahanni river!! I love that book, and I highly recommend readin if you enjoy wilderness survival fiction!
This was such a great video topic! I've never heard of Valley of the Headless Men or the tribes and history surrounding it. Excellent video my friend! It's good to learn something new each day!
45 seconds ago is crazy
whooooaaaa sooo craaazyyyy
I've heard this story a few times but you did a better bang on job of telling it. Thanks a lot.
2:20 after two years his brother decided it was time to search for them... And brings prospectors. Definitely looking for his brother's and NOT the gold, and didn't take two years to save up the money for equipment
Nah, his actions make sense to me. He's got to suspect his brothers were murdered for gold, so he offers to lead a prospector group to their location. The group will protect him, the prospectors get the good gold location. Going all by yourself into the Canadian wilderness is suicidal, regardless how fast you can save up for the trip.
So glad to see you cover this
I'd have to guess Natives living in hiding are responsible
Same, removing someone's head is not something animals do that's a human thing
Thanks for posting another exploration video, love the expedition esq videos. And this was great. Keep up the good work
I have a horrible fate for you. It happened in Grand Rapids Michigan. The kids mom died of cancer, a few years later his sister and dad died on a motor cycle. The kid decided to live dangerously and went into an elevator shaft with his friends, he was cut in half and left to be found by security. I helped him move furniture before he died. Horrible fate.
Im glad to see you do this one. If you look at photos the place definitely fits the scary interesting catalog.
Scary Interesting = mini Mr.Ballen
Unfortunately increasingly true with the last two videos starting to allude to paranormal crap.
Idea for a video this month: Halloween Incidents.
Btw, your videos are the best in the biz.
Somebody did not want strangers there i guess.
This channel is life.
15:05 neither. There’s no animal alive that’s just gonna take the head, except for humans. The head is a trophy. RCMP has a history of dropping the ball my dude
Wolverines remove reindeer heads and hide them in trees
Dont you mean "dropping the puck?"
Was just about to say this fr. I live near forests where people go missing, hunting and everything between. And even then, I’ve never heard of an animal taking *only* someones head, and nothin else
Tho idk if it’s humans tbf, maybe something with opposable thumbs or whatever
Thank you Scary Interesting!!!!!!! Just in time. I have my breakfast and coffee and I get to watch this before I head off to work, yayyy!
It's pronounced "dih-NAY," not "deen" 😂
It’s an AI so it can’t tell
@@GregoryChew0921It’s a person what are you talking about
Deen if researched on line and did-NAY by word of mouth.
@@johnswealu3917 no it’s a good AI reading a script that sometimes has spelling errors. It reads them and doesn’t register as it would with a person. I’m telling you, AI voices are very good.
@@GregoryChew0921except he literally changes tone inflection all the time. This guy is not AI lol. Way too smooth for any ai voice that’s currently out (well for now)
Love this channel!!! Wish they posted more often 🎉🎉🎉🎉
No mystery there , the native tribes did it .
CLOSE THE CASE! allseeingotto2912 figured it out everyone. Lets pack up and head home! RUclips commenter that just learned about it solved the great mystery yet again.
@@Professorlicme8 you can mock him but can never prove him wrong
@@Professorlicme8 Well , a lot of you on the left will not want to imagine the indigenous people could be at fault and will go through all sorts of mental gymnastics not to state the obvious, such as the ridiculous claims of monsters and UFO’s mentioned in the video .
@@Professorlicme8it's pretty obvious it was either natives or bears no need to be stupid about it
Yeah, that's what makes sense. They had people coming into their "uncharted" land and taking resources. They probably killed them to keep people out, the tribes who's land was taken over got pretty decimated
Great content as always Sean, Thank you
Maybe you could cover the story of Cedrica Provencher it's a story from Quebec about a young girl who was kidnapped when i was a kid. The story is still the most known kidnapping where I'm from and part of the local history. Pardon my English as I'm french.
Your English is fine other than punctuation. But as you're French I'm afraid we cannot forgive you
Definitely not French. You may speak French but if you live in Quebec you are Canadian.
@@chucknation2241 I am french Canadian so you have a point there
Yesss oh my god i love this story i find it so intriguing, i’m so glad you did a video on it!!!
How has there not yet been a horror movie made about this place?!? It's a trope GOLD MINE!!!
Bone Tomahawk
A few months ago, I started watching videos about this event. Watching those videos got me recommended to your channel. And now you're finally covering it, too. Lol
Dene is pronounced deh-nay
Came here to say that.
Was just coming here to say this too lol
Well they should have written it differently then
@@saulgoodman3d306not as if many english words had different or weird pronunciations too
I’m a reluctant amateur student of linguistics. I find it interesting. But I find that many people have serious problems with pronunciation of Native American/First nations names. I know I do to until I hear them once. Same with family names of immigrants that came through Ellis Island in the 1800s and early 1900s for instance Ui Máille is what we know today as O’Malley it appears clerks didn’t care about accuracy.
thanks as always for the AWESOME work 👍
I must be imagining things, but it almost sounds like your voice (just in this vid) is auto-tuned or has some sort of compression going on. It's really subtle but I notice it with headphones on.
He possibly trained an ai on his voice
@@joshcarroll6612Exactly what I've been telling people. They think the only AI voices are those default TTS voices...
@@joshcarroll6612 I was going to cite the possibility of AI, because it 300% DOES sound that way, but I wasn't sure it was possible...man, that's a shame. Pretty good channel. Hope he goes back to authentic narration.
I doubt that maybe it's just your phone. Sounds like the same old voice to me.
@@jasonhoward9770 Sounds the same to me too
Nice video mate 👍 love your videos, best wishes from the UK as always. 🇬🇧 🇨🇦
10:20 furry sighting
🫵 furry sighting
I heard about this valley when I was a teenager 60 years ago, living in Winnipeg. Great story!
I am almost positive Dene is pronounced dehn-nay. Think the emphasis is on the first syllable, making it sound foreign in English.
I'm quite uncomfortable with the increasing focus on the paranormal in the last couple of videos. It's extremely hard to find channels like this on RUclips that don't promote baseless conspiracy theories with no substance behind them so I'm pretty alert to any warning signs that someone is going there and it's really disappointing that one of the few factual channels is starting to give them so much air time. I appreciate it's getting hard to find content but when you're spending more time on the claim that it's weird that people would die in such a remote, inhospitable place than to the evidence of mythologising and the fact that this isn't even remotely an unusual number of deaths, and when you uncritically refer to the Missing 411 which has been convincingly debunked, it does you a HUGE disservice. I've stopped watching so many people because once they lend credence to conspiracy theories it brings everything they say into question and they are no longer a trustworthy source of information. Please focus on actual facts, they're just as scary as the lies and nonsense.
I don't think you've been watching very long if you think it's new for the guy to give lip service to the rampant speculation that happens in the absence of solid evidence. When there's theories to explain things for which there is no solid explanation, he brings them up while making it clear that the theories are just that. Do not be concerned.
I agree it's been a strange and more prominent addition as of late. I say present the facts and let someone watching form their own conspiracies if they so please.
@@serafine666 Discussing cryptoids is definitely a new one.
How has Missing 411 been debunked?
They have found people in the wilderness with surgically precise holes cut into them and their blood and organs missing. Same with cattle. UAPs have been observed all over the world by all different kinds of people, including members of the military in active duty. UAPs have, in some cases, been officially recognized as real. It's not far-fetched to say that someone or something, human or otherwise, has the ability to create highly-advanced flying machines which are capable of abducting humans and other animals.
In addition to this, our scientific understanding of existence is limited, and therefore the scientistic (as in the religion of science: scientism) rejection of the paranormal is very dogmatic and flawed. It claims that scientism must be adhered to and is the only way to understand existence and scientistic consensus makes reality. "Scientism doesn't acknowledge it so it's nonsense!"
In other words, the paranormal can be real and to dismiss all of it is foolish.
I’ve already heard this stories, but Gods, I love listening to your voice!!
Based only on the evidence in the video, it sure sounds like the Dene people and the Naha people are the same people, and the acts of the Dene to protect their land are attributed to a "missing tribe." Before anyone gets tilted by that, keep in mind that I'm SPECULATING based on this video, and would need to do more research before I put that into the world as an actual hypothesis.
I came to the same conclusion
Local natives more likely than not do not want outsiders invading their land?Most logical explanation!
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I'm no expert but im fairly sure it's pronouced "den-eh" not Dean.
You are correct.
Whoa, someone is on a posting spree. Keep it up! Love it.
Come on bro, get the pronunciations right. It's not hard to look up.
good thing you circled strange and double underlined incidents otherwise I would have had no idea what was going on
Finally, there is no red arrow on the thumb nail. Thank you Sean... It took a lot of time to understand that this arrows look stupid...
First one here😂 I love it here
I love your channel! Much love from SC
I love this channel, and I am so glad that you haven't switched to AI narration.
Most of these stories can be each a single episode on here but it was a good overall summary