My mother in law was born in 1933 and I remember her telling stories about how she would go out into the woods alone flower picking and how much she loved it. I find it so strange how parents used to give such young children so much unsupervised freedom.
When I grew up in the 70's and 80's we would go outside on the weekends and roam the neighborhoods all day long, only coming home for lunch and dinner. Most of the time our parents had no idea where we were. As long as we checked in at mealtimes and came home by the time the streetlights came on, we were good.
@@ultimatecin_73 I was going to say my kids still do that now over here in Northern Europe in complete safety, but I mean, not at 5 years old. Anything can happen to a 5yo, mainly they get lost. But since they were 7 or 8, they roam around and come home for dinner, more often than not late since I don’t always let them take their phones as those tend to get lost or broken!
Heck even in the 90s I went everywhere alone or with another kid. But the fact is now days kids are taken right from their own yards or bedrooms. We can’t keep them in a bubble
Marjorie West was a beautiful little girl. I hope for her sake she was the girl whom was raised on the farm. I hope she lived a good life and was loved.
There’s something about really old cold cases that tugs super hard on my heart strings. I think it’s because you know that their family members have passed on and will never know what happened to their loved one😔
When you mentioned parents becoming extra vigilant after hearing these child abduction cases, I agree. I remember before Adam Walsh disappeared, my mother used to let me wait for her to finish shopping by playing in the toy section of stores, but afterwards, that ended. I was too young to really understand what had happened, but I knew it had been bad.
How sad. If the author of the book thinks he found her and she's passed away he needs to tell her family so they can look into it more. I don't care if he promised to not give away her identity. So many people are affected by this. A DNA test could prove if she's related to Marjorie's family or not.
This reminds me of a family my grandmother knew when she was growing up: she had a friend at school who came from a family of several children, and the youngest was a little boy who was around the same age as Marjorie. Their mother left the house one night to go to a movie with a friend and as she was leaving the little boy was on the porch waving goodbye to her. That was the last time anyone saw him. My grandmother said that her friend did not arrive at school the next day because the parents had kept all the kids home so they could help search for their brother. He was never found and their parents both died years later without ever knowing what happened to him. This also happened in the late 1930's, so roughly around the time Marjorie went missing. I hope in the cases of both children, their surviving family members will get answers someday.
@@TheOnlyLadyBella It very well could have been the case. I am from Canada and I have never heard of anything like that happening here back then, but it's entirely possible that it did.
I feel pretty confident she was abducted. The question is WHY? By a predator or for a couple somewhere who had no idea she was stolen from her family? I hope the latter, for Marjorie's benefit. But my heart breaks for her family.
With all of the genetic detectives we have in the world now, I guarantee they could figure it out. They find countless murderers, people’s families, etc. by simply going back into their massively huge family tree using DNA. If they wanted to I assume they could easily find a link between the nurse’s and the little girls families if there was one.
Hey Gabby keep on bringing these older cases to light. You never know years later there might be a break in the case. Just like the Cara Walker case you covered.
Please talk about Anna Waters case, she was a little girl who disappeared in 1973 in California. She's never been found, but maybe there's a slim chance that she's still alive, who knows? No channel has ever covered her case and I'd love if you did Gaby. Her family is still looking for her to this day.
Yes, this happens daily...kids move fast! I wonder why no one seen this man, or whoever took this child? He. Or she, being there on the scene and no seen them? That big rock couldn't have Shielded them from a walk away...doesn't seem like! I took my young son to a camping staye park often...my Mom hated the idea of me and him out neatly by ourselves in the woods! I became scared of the prospect, and never went again. It's sad we can't enjoy our parks, and out lives over such threats, and undertakings!
I’m in the UK, and I don’t get to hear about these sorts of cases. But I find them fascinating and heartbreaking. You do such a great job of introducing them and show empathy and sympathy when delivering the videos. Thank you! Awesome job 💙
Hi Gabby very sad and tragic story of an 82 year old cold case. Hope she was only taken and raised as someone's daughter. Hope she was alive. This is a very hard cold case to solve. Stay well and safe!
I'm actually surprised that a case like this wouldn't have been solved through ancestry websites. I mean, all it would take is for a couple people to input their DNA and start making family trees to connect to eachother. I have a sinking feeling that the sister left her for more than "a split second," and Marjory got bored, wandered around, and met her death in the woods.
You do make a good point; the case could be solved through an ancestry website. (I live in the Toronto area and just last week a high profile murder case, which happened in 1984, was finally solved using DNA found through use of one of those sites). Many other cases have been solved this way, so it is possible that Marjorie's case could be too. I certainly hope it will be.
I am so overprotective of my own sons but we can't protect them from EVERYTHING and I hope Marjorie's parents found SOME peace and lost some of the guilt they surely felt. Nothing they did caused this. Someone stole what they had no right to steal, their child.
I just found ur channel last night and I have to say it's amazing. The way you pretentious a case is extremely informative and very respectful...I have enjoyed every video so far thank you for all you do... The little girls clothing being different and therefore not being her doesn't make sense clothes can be changed and when a child is kidnapped that's usually the first thing the abductor dies is change the clothes one of the easiest ways to change the appearance of the missing child...
Hey Gabby, new to your channel. I like your style of storytelling and am glad that I found your channel. I'm definitely going to check out MagellanTV, too.
I love hearing about cases I've never heard before, especially old ones. The cabin in the woods probably has it's front door nailed shut to keep bears out.
Also, we have lost sooooooo many people from Lacrosse Wi to Winona Mn in the Mississippi River. I can't even count. So many car accidents of people driving into the river n passing away. There's over 40 bars in Lacrosse WI in a small area. So so so many college kids just go missing, sometimes they find them, sometimes they don't. Winona mn itself is a college town of 3 colleges. Weve also had murders that still aren't solved. There was one in 1985 but i don't know much. My kids' great uncle killed a guy in Whitehall Wi years ago as well n admitted when he was dying. Then with all the serial killers within a couple hours away from my hometown like Ed Gein (that one is horrific! i just can't watch or read anything about him) etc just ducks. Lol I wanted to thank you for doing the case of the 15 year old Evelyn Hartley in 1953 in Lacrosse WI. That is 20ish minutes from me n I've never even heard of it. They were talking about it in a Winona mn fb group on how the ppl that did it they think, lived in La Crescent MN n the house isn't there on the land anymore. Im so sorry i ramble a ton. But i wanted to say that I love history n your channel n flowing voice have been very interesting to watch. Plus i don't usually get scared 😆 So i really thank you for everything!❤
Your channel is definitely in my top 3 for true crime! I love vintage ones. Hearing how the police force, fbi etc dealt with the case back in the day, and how modern technology is solving vintage cold cases 👀
A very sad case very well handled. My own view is that she was kidnapped by someone like Georgia Tann and was sold for adoption. If this is the case then I hope she had a happy life.
Interesting story. Kind of sad when you said there are hundreds of cases just like this one. Gabby I have always been impressed about the way you handle delivering these stories. You have the ability to project your caring attitude along with decency and humanity towards the family and friends. I know most people feel the same way...but some folks (like me) I don't think could project that on screen as well as you do. Nice vid!
It only takes a few seconds of inattention for disaster to strike. I was terrified in my kids growing years that l might lose them and there were a couple of close calls. I remember often thinking "if only we could have a phone that l and my children could take with us." PEOPLE MADE FUN OF ME FOR THAT COMMENT back then but now we have cell phones and our kids can just call us instead if depending on the decency of strangers.
Hey Gabby big fan you're the best in this forum....near the city i grew up in Greensboro NC was a pretty famous case....Susie Newsome Lynch and her cousin Fritz Klenner murdered her paremts and the mother and sister of her ex husband...then blew themselves up after a lengthy police chase...love to have you guve your perspective
This case actually reminded me of the Nyleen Kay Marshall case moreso than Dennis Martin. With Dennis Martin alot of the theories were based around him being taken by an animal or a person living wild in the woods. With Nyleen there were many more theories of her being taken by someone and abducted, though I believe with the addition of someone contacting the family for years after claiming to have her. Not certain on that one, it's been a while since I saw anything about that case, lol. But it did pretty much straight away remind me of her. Great video Gabby! Xxx
I didn’t even let my kids play outside in our fenced in yard until they were 12. People in our neighborhood thought I was ridiculous. This is exactly why.
Yay you're covering this case. I'm still going with the Georgia Tann theory myself. That woman was a cruel monster and would have had someone take Marjorie just like that and sell her to a family with money. Poor little girl. Xxx ❤️ Although PA is quite far from TN isn't it?
Great series hun; love all your videos. Such a sad case, I think there's a myth that abductions etc were rare in earlier decades, that people were more safe but cases like this shows it wasn't; I truly think someone saw an opportunity and took her. I feel so sorry for other children who witness these events and have survivors guilt. Stay safe :) xxx
could you possibly do a video on Steve Jones? he was my dads cousin. he was 14 when he was tortured and murdered in 1994 in Oxford, MI by two guys in their early twenties looking for money.
I would love to see you do a video on the unsolved Girl Scout murders in Oklahoma! Three little girls 8, 9 and 10 years old were murdered while at Camp Scott in Locust Grove. It’s very interesting and has a lot of elements to it from police corruption to Native American medicine.
Definitely feel they need to check that cabin again and see who owns it or at least who did own it. This case reminds me alot of the book A Cabin in the Woods.
It's sad that this little lost girl doesn't actually have descendants. If she does, her relatives wouldn't know them. The descendants of her relatives are also her relatives, but they aren't her descendants...I was temporarily confused.
If anyone wants to learn more about Georgia Tann and the Tennessee Children’s Home Society please read the book “Before We Were Yours” by Lisa Wingate! It’s an amazing book available in physical book form as well as on Audible. I’ve reread it 10 times it’s THAT good. 😁😁😁
Have you covered the abduction of the Lindbergh baby that inspired Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express? If not that would be so interesting and I would love to hear your take on it!
Hi, I’m one of your new subscribers. Love your channel and the way you handle them with thought and sensitivity. I think it is most likely she was in the wrong place at the wrong time and someone took advantage and took her.
There has been 3 dead babies found from Red wing mn to my area of Winona Mn in the Mississippi River. You should see if you can figure that out some. It is still so heart breaking!
Hey Gab... I've got a good case for you. Its solved and everything but very interesting to look into. I did a video of it on my channel its the clara wiley case from the early 1900s, el dorado kansas.
I think parents should watch all the kids and not make one watch the other{s} I am sorry the poor little girl was lost but it is heartbreaking to hear her sister blamed herself.
@@YesIlikebananasSo No, the point doesn't stand. In the 90's and 80's, the Babysitters Club books were realistic. 11-year-olds babysat quite often. An 11-year-old picking flowers with her sister wouldn't have been odd decades before that.
When gabbie said Amazon my echo dot turned on 😂😂 because we three one each of my other two siblings and we have to call plates different things and I call it amazon 😂 I just like a half a inch off my chair it scared so bad
Jesus Christ, what the fuck is wrong with the nurse who married him after he was already on death row? And they're still married 23 years later!!! No wonder she's a FORMER nurse. She's fucking insane.
I think that someone recognizing her, all those years later, from a pic of her sister, is very unlikely. It would be great, but I doubt it. I hope her family eventually gets a DNA match so they at least have answers.
I wish you would do the case of Kianna Galvin from South Elgin, Illinois. She disappeared on may 6, 2016 and has never been found. The police insisted for some time that she was a runaway
Dennis Martin- also on Missing 411 with David Pallides (not sure of the spelling). Tens of thousands missing all over the world from Nature areas throughout history
My aunt didn't vanish, but my mom turned away for a minute and my aunt [who was older than my mom] fell into the ditch and got sucked down under the street. It really is only a minute, that's all it takes- even if they're over 10 years old... I named my daughter after my aunt, I wish I got the chance to meet her- I needed her.
I read that too. Illegal adoptions. And the first 10 year old boy she adopted didn't work out so she sent him to be a boarder at military cadet school: & he ended up being taken in by his teacher . She never saw him again.
My mother in law was born in 1933 and I remember her telling stories about how she would go out into the woods alone flower picking and how much she loved it. I find it so strange how parents used to give such young children so much unsupervised freedom.
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When I grew up in the 70's and 80's we would go outside on the weekends and roam the neighborhoods all day long, only coming home for lunch and dinner. Most of the time our parents had no idea where we were. As long as we checked in at mealtimes and came home by the time the streetlights came on, we were good.
I bet she was Marjorie
@@ultimatecin_73 I was going to say my kids still do that now over here in Northern Europe in complete safety, but I mean, not at 5 years old. Anything can happen to a 5yo, mainly they get lost. But since they were 7 or 8, they roam around and come home for dinner, more often than not late since I don’t always let them take their phones as those tend to get lost or broken!
Heck even in the 90s I went everywhere alone or with another kid. But the fact is now days kids are taken right from their own yards or bedrooms. We can’t keep them in a bubble
Why don't Dorothy's descendants and the person the author thought was Marjorie, do DNA tests.
That’s what I thought :)
Right. If the lady had children, get a DNA test done using their DNA. Actually an easy problem to solve.
I was here to ask this too x
Marjorie West was a beautiful little girl. I hope for her sake she was the girl whom was raised on the farm. I hope she lived a good life and was loved.
@Samim Bhata huh?
@Samim Bhata sir??
Wtf???
There’s something about really old cold cases that tugs super hard on my heart strings. I think it’s because you know that their family members have passed on and will never know what happened to their loved one😔
Next to death (to me) that has to be the worst feeling in the world. Just never knowing if your loved one is dead or alive.
If you believe in an afterlife, then, on the contrary --- that's when everything becomes clear. 🙏🏻
@@baggergurl16 Absolutely terrifying to think about.
When you mentioned parents becoming extra vigilant after hearing these child abduction cases, I agree. I remember before Adam Walsh disappeared, my mother used to let me wait for her to finish shopping by playing in the toy section of stores, but afterwards, that ended. I was too young to really understand what had happened, but I knew it had been bad.
How sad. If the author of the book thinks he found her and she's passed away he needs to tell her family so they can look into it more. I don't care if he promised to not give away her identity. So many people are affected by this. A DNA test could prove if she's related to Marjorie's family or not.
This reminds me of a family my grandmother knew when she was growing up: she had a friend at school who came from a family of several children, and the youngest was a little boy who was around the same age as Marjorie. Their mother left the house one night to go to a movie with a friend and as she was leaving the little boy was on the porch waving goodbye to her. That was the last time anyone saw him. My grandmother said that her friend did not arrive at school the next day because the parents had kept all the kids home so they could help search for their brother. He was never found and their parents both died years later without ever knowing what happened to him. This also happened in the late 1930's, so roughly around the time Marjorie went missing. I hope in the cases of both children, their surviving family members will get answers someday.
That is so strange. I wonder were people taking children to raise as their own.
@@TheOnlyLadyBella It very well could have been the case. I am from Canada and I have never heard of anything like that happening here back then, but it's entirely possible that it did.
I feel pretty confident she was abducted. The question is WHY? By a predator or for a couple somewhere who had no idea she was stolen from her family? I hope the latter, for Marjorie's benefit. But my heart breaks for her family.
Why don’t they run the DNA of deceased woman?
That’s what I was thinking!
Agreed- exactly what I thought too.
That’s my thought as well. Genetic genealogy could answer a lot of questions.
With all of the genetic detectives we have in the world now, I guarantee they could figure it out. They find countless murderers, people’s families, etc. by simply going back into their massively huge family tree using DNA. If they wanted to I assume they could easily find a link between the nurse’s and the little girls families if there was one.
After 82 years I doubt if there are even any bones left...
Hey Gabby keep on bringing these older cases to light. You never know years later there might be a break in the case. Just like the Cara Walker case you covered.
Yes. People who may have been scared to say anything back then are more likely to talk now.
Please talk about Anna Waters case, she was a little girl who disappeared in 1973 in California. She's never been found, but maybe there's a slim chance that she's still alive, who knows?
No channel has ever covered her case and I'd love if you did Gaby. Her family is still looking for her to this day.
I just looked this case up so odd. And the father and his lover super creepy. Deff a weird case. Very intriguing
Yes, this happens daily...kids move fast! I wonder why no one seen this man, or whoever took this child? He. Or she, being there on the scene and no seen them? That big rock couldn't have Shielded them from a walk away...doesn't seem like! I took my young son to a camping staye park often...my Mom hated the idea of me and him out neatly by ourselves in the woods! I became scared of the prospect, and never went again. It's sad we can't enjoy our parks, and out lives over such threats, and undertakings!
I’m in the UK, and I don’t get to hear about these sorts of cases. But I find them fascinating and heartbreaking. You do such a great job of introducing them and show empathy and sympathy when delivering the videos. Thank you! Awesome job 💙
Hi Gabby very sad and tragic story of an 82 year old cold case. Hope she was only taken and raised as someone's daughter. Hope she was alive. This is a very hard cold case to solve. Stay well and safe!
Could you look into the case of Tammy Belanger of NH she went missing In 1984. Her case needs some public attention..
I love your clear speaking voice ..and no verbal fry. Thank you so much .
I'm actually surprised that a case like this wouldn't have been solved through ancestry websites. I mean, all it would take is for a couple people to input their DNA and start making family trees to connect to eachother. I have a sinking feeling that the sister left her for more than "a split second," and Marjory got bored, wandered around, and met her death in the woods.
Maybe it will be solved that way in the future. It would be sweet💕.
You do make a good point; the case could be solved through an ancestry website. (I live in the Toronto area and just last week a high profile murder case, which happened in 1984, was finally solved using DNA found through use of one of those sites). Many other cases have been solved this way, so it is possible that Marjorie's case could be too. I certainly hope it will be.
I wonder if she fell down an old well or mineshaft.
@@emilycathcart7387 that’s absolutely amazing. Crazy what dna can do!
Finally! I've been waiting for you to cover this case forever!!
I am so overprotective of my own sons but we can't protect them from EVERYTHING and I hope Marjorie's parents found SOME peace and lost some of the guilt they surely felt. Nothing they did caused this. Someone stole what they had no right to steal, their child.
I live in Northeast PA and I’ve never heard of this case!
I just found ur channel last night and I have to say it's amazing. The way you pretentious a case is extremely informative and very respectful...I have enjoyed every video so far thank you for all you do...
The little girls clothing being different and therefore not being her doesn't make sense clothes can be changed and when a child is kidnapped that's usually the first thing the abductor dies is change the clothes one of the easiest ways to change the appearance of the missing child...
This is fairly close by and I never heard about this.
Hey Gabby, new to your channel. I like your style of storytelling and am glad that I found your channel. I'm definitely going to check out MagellanTV, too.
welcome to the channel! ♥️
Omg you and Brooke posted on the same day! I'm a new subscriber and I just wanted to tell you that I adore your work 💚
I do not know why your videos did not come up for me to watch as i am subscribed!! Thank goodness!! Stay safe!
I love hearing about cases I've never heard before, especially old ones. The cabin in the woods probably has it's front door nailed shut to keep bears out.
I know it's totally off topic, but I like the bangs. In topic I'm so glad I found your channel.
Also, we have lost sooooooo many people from Lacrosse Wi to Winona Mn in the Mississippi River. I can't even count. So many car accidents of people driving into the river n passing away. There's over 40 bars in Lacrosse WI in a small area. So so so many college kids just go missing, sometimes they find them, sometimes they don't. Winona mn itself is a college town of 3 colleges.
Weve also had murders that still aren't solved. There was one in 1985 but i don't know much. My kids' great uncle killed a guy in Whitehall Wi years ago as well n admitted when he was dying. Then with all the serial killers within a couple hours away from my hometown like Ed Gein (that one is horrific! i just can't watch or read anything about him) etc just ducks. Lol
I wanted to thank you for doing the case of the 15 year old Evelyn Hartley in 1953 in Lacrosse WI. That is 20ish minutes from me n I've never even heard of it. They were talking about it in a Winona mn fb group on how the ppl that did it they think, lived in La Crescent MN n the house isn't there on the land anymore.
Im so sorry i ramble a ton. But i wanted to say that I love history n your channel n flowing voice have been very interesting to watch. Plus i don't usually get scared 😆 So i really thank you for everything!❤
Your channel is definitely in my top 3 for true crime! I love vintage ones. Hearing how the police force, fbi etc dealt with the case back in the day, and how modern technology is solving vintage cold cases 👀
This is so sad. I wonder what happened. Such a beautiful child.
A very sad case very well handled. My own view is that she was kidnapped by someone like Georgia Tann and was sold for adoption. If this is the case then I hope she had a happy life.
Interesting story. Kind of sad when you said there are hundreds of cases just like this one. Gabby I have always been impressed about the way you handle delivering these stories. You have the ability to project your caring attitude along with decency and humanity towards the family and friends. I know most people feel the same way...but some folks (like me) I don't think could project that on screen as well as you do. Nice vid!
It only takes a few seconds of inattention for disaster to strike. I was terrified in my kids growing years that l might lose them and there were a couple of close calls. I remember often thinking "if only we could have a phone that l and my children could take with us." PEOPLE MADE FUN OF ME FOR THAT COMMENT back then but now we have cell phones and our kids can just call us instead if depending on the decency of strangers.
Haven’t even got to the case yet but just have to show my excitement for this friggen introoo! 🙌🏼 ok! Back to binging 😘
ah thank you so much girl ♥️ when I haven’t been either researching or filming this past week I’ve literally been diving into your channel non stop!
Great job, Gabby! I really enjoyed it. I hope her case is resolved one way or another some day soon.
Another great video. Thank you 😊
Love your videos. I find these older cases so interesting.
Thanks for all you do Gabby❤❤❤❤❤
My favorite RUclipsr of all time!!! You should make a beauty channel!
Thank you for your great work!
Heyyy I'm new ☺️ this case was really interesting and so sad, especially the author's version of events.
Love the hair!!
Hey Gabby big fan you're the best in this forum....near the city i grew up in Greensboro NC was a pretty famous case....Susie Newsome Lynch and her cousin Fritz Klenner murdered her paremts and the mother and sister of her ex husband...then blew themselves up after a lengthy police chase...love to have you guve your perspective
I will look into it, thank you so much!
I love that you're digging into these old cases. 💛 Always learning something new here!
This case actually reminded me of the Nyleen Kay Marshall case moreso than Dennis Martin. With Dennis Martin alot of the theories were based around him being taken by an animal or a person living wild in the woods. With Nyleen there were many more theories of her being taken by someone and abducted, though I believe with the addition of someone contacting the family for years after claiming to have her. Not certain on that one, it's been a while since I saw anything about that case, lol. But it did pretty much straight away remind me of her.
Great video Gabby! Xxx
to my number one crime story teller happy holidays 🎅 iam glad some of these cases are being solved
On Mothers day no less. That must have cut so much deeper. You could never enjoy another mothers day in your whole life.
I don’t think there is anything scarier than the idea of just disappearing one day never to be seen or heard from again 🥺
I didn’t even let my kids play outside in our fenced in yard until they were 12. People in our neighborhood thought I was ridiculous. This is exactly why.
Yay you're covering this case. I'm still going with the Georgia Tann theory myself. That woman was a cruel monster and would have had someone take Marjorie just like that and sell her to a family with money. Poor little girl. Xxx ❤️ Although PA is quite far from TN isn't it?
Closer than Connecticut. Definitely agree it was Tann.
She went as far as NY
Yes, I wouldn't be surprised if Tann was connected to this.
Great series hun; love all your videos. Such a sad case, I think there's a myth that abductions etc were rare in earlier decades, that people were more safe but cases like this shows it wasn't; I truly think someone saw an opportunity and took her. I feel so sorry for other children who witness these events and have survivors guilt. Stay safe :) xxx
@@muls9571 yes I know, I was merely pointing that out hence me saying 'myth' . Now with social media etc case's spread faster.
@@etherealechoes9907 I was agreeing with you 🙄
@@muls9571 fair enough :) just didn't sound like it. Came across rude tbh, a contradiction . No harm done though :) x
@@etherealechoes9907 deleted my comment 🙄
could you possibly do a video on Steve Jones? he was my dads cousin. he was 14 when he was tortured and murdered in 1994 in Oxford, MI by two guys in their early twenties looking for money.
This is sad, I hope she lived a full and happy life. I hope her case is someday solved. On a side note we share the same birthday, June 2nd.
Good for you, justice should never have a time limit
Would love to see a whole video on Georgia tann
There are many on RUclips but one from Gabby would be great.
There are books, tv episodes, newspaper articles, Unsolved Mysteries even did atleast 1 episode on it. :)
I would love to see you do a video on the unsolved Girl Scout murders in Oklahoma! Three little girls 8, 9 and 10 years old were murdered while at Camp Scott in Locust Grove. It’s very interesting and has a lot of elements to it from police corruption to Native American medicine.
Definitely feel they need to check that cabin again and see who owns it or at least who did own it. This case reminds me alot of the book A Cabin in the Woods.
I live in Western PA and although the name sounds familiar, I don't recall hearing about this case. Great job with the details!
This is so sad thank you for raising awareness
If the nurse has descendants they could test DNA between them and Dorthea’s descendants to rule the nurse’s story in or out.
It's sad that this little lost girl doesn't actually have descendants. If she does, her relatives wouldn't know them. The descendants of her relatives are also her relatives, but they aren't her descendants...I was temporarily confused.
I hope she’s alive and happy or lived a good life wherever she went.
If anyone wants to learn more about Georgia Tann and the Tennessee Children’s Home Society please read the book “Before We Were Yours” by Lisa Wingate! It’s an amazing book available in physical book form as well as on Audible. I’ve reread it 10 times it’s THAT good. 😁😁😁
Okay yasssss the October intro is FIRE 😍😍
Have you covered the abduction of the Lindbergh baby that inspired Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express? If not that would be so interesting and I would love to hear your take on it!
I love watching videos of these old cases.
Hi, I’m one of your new subscribers. Love your channel and the way you handle them with thought and sensitivity. I think it is most likely she was in the wrong place at the wrong time and someone took advantage and took her.
Here because of Taylor Swift
ME TOO
Why what did Taylor Swift do or say?
@@shelbyhammons476 because of the names of the Evermore Song, the names look like an old missing case about a girl
SAME
same
Marjorie's case is so sad. I've been following it for a few years already.
Gabby, you are Awesome!!
what an unfortunate case.
There's a case I just recently heard about. Nikole Betterson. She was a 2 year old child that went missing in December of 1977.
There has been 3 dead babies found from Red wing mn to my area of Winona Mn in the Mississippi River. You should see if you can figure that out some. It is still so heart breaking!
Hey Gab... I've got a good case for you. Its solved and everything but very interesting to look into. I did a video of it on my channel its the clara wiley case from the early 1900s, el dorado kansas.
I think parents should watch all the kids and not make one watch the other{s} I am sorry the poor little girl was lost but it is heartbreaking to hear her sister blamed herself.
I never leave my 8 and 10 year old daughters unsupervised. It's a patents job to protect our children.
You are all forgetting things were different in those days
@@laurananderson4473 different or not, the point stands
@@YesIlikebananasSo No, the point doesn't stand. In the 90's and 80's, the Babysitters Club books were realistic. 11-year-olds babysat quite often. An 11-year-old picking flowers with her sister wouldn't have been odd decades before that.
This describes me a lot but I’m a kid but maybe you never know I could be somehow related to her but maybe not you will never know
When gabbie said Amazon my echo dot turned on 😂😂 because we three one each of my other two siblings and we have to call plates different things and I call it amazon 😂 I just like a half a inch off my chair it scared so bad
Does it benefit you if we watch the adverts? Or has this been demonetised? I always watch to try and make sure you get paid x
The answer is, yes
Please cover the case of Heather Kullorn
MagellanTv really is awesome
David Paladis has talked about her story and connections with other missing persons in his books Missing 411
You should do a true crime about the Taco Bell Strangler
OMG 😱
Jesus Christ, what the fuck is wrong with the nurse who married him after he was already on death row? And they're still married 23 years later!!! No wonder she's a FORMER nurse. She's fucking insane.
That’s so scary - I was born on a Sunday, Mother’s Day, on a May 8th too - how many days in a century can that combo exist?
I was surprised about the woman georgia tann ... :o
So sorry that you were ill.
Wow interesting & devastating story. Thought I knew them all.
Dear God I hope majory was raised somewhere by a good family and live a wonderful life so sorry for the family 🙏🇯🇲 your newest sub
Thank you
yes!! an oldie but a goodie!
Happy Halloween Gabby!!!
I think that someone recognizing her, all those years later, from a pic of her sister, is very unlikely.
It would be great, but I doubt it. I hope her family eventually gets a DNA match so they at least have answers.
I wish you would do the case of Kianna Galvin from South Elgin, Illinois. She disappeared on may 6, 2016 and has never been found. The police insisted for some time that she was a runaway
This screams black market adoption. She’s a beautiful child. She’s a red haired Shirley temple!
Omg. She was so adorable 😢
Dennis Martin- also on Missing 411 with David Pallides (not sure of the spelling). Tens of thousands missing all over the world from Nature areas throughout history
Wow my grandma was born June 2, 1933
Kool, my mama was born Dec 31st 1933. She just turned 87 the other day. Big ups to our 1933 dear mamas & grandma's. They rock.
Yea! Oldies October!!!
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you can literally pass as ryland adam's sister 🥺
New subscriber, 2nd video, please stay awesome.
My aunt didn't vanish, but my mom turned away for a minute and my aunt [who was older than my mom] fell into the ditch and got sucked down under the street. It really is only a minute, that's all it takes- even if they're over 10 years old... I named my daughter after my aunt, I wish I got the chance to meet her- I needed her.
I was going to suggest Pearl Bryant then noticed you already covered it!
one of the most interesting cases to me!!!
It’s said that Joan Crawford’s adopted kids were from Tann.
That doesn't surprise me. She may had been a talented actress but she was a cruel human being.
I read that too. Illegal adoptions. And the first 10 year old boy she adopted didn't work out so she sent him to be a boarder at military cadet school: & he ended up being taken in by his teacher . She never saw him again.
@@craigsmith157 I'm under the under understanding the adoptive parents did not know their kids were being trafficked.