The Cadaver Dog Returns To Solve A Mystery...
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2023
- Join us on an extraordinary journey as Paul Dostie and his remarkable cadaver dog, Bosco, return to Cerro Gordo! Together, they delve even deeper into the mysteries of this historic ghost town, unearthing untold stories and secrets buried in its silent streets. Witness their incredible bond and watch as Bosco's keen senses lead them to new discoveries that rewrite the town's enigmatic history. This captivating adventure is a testament to the relentless pursuit of truth and the enduring legacy of Cerro Gordo. Don't miss this thrilling chapter in the tale of a remarkable dog and his mission to uncover the past.
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RIP, Bosco... I hope you enjoyed your life. Paul, Brent and we will miss you terribly.
Rest in piece Jimmy
My condolences to Paul. It's so hard losing a companion like Bosco. They accomplished a lot together.
No, not Bosco!!!!!!!! I’m heartbroken. What a beautiful contribution he made during his lifetime!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for including him in the Cerro Gordo story.
I never thought the argument that "you're disturbing the past" held much weight in this situation. If these people were indeed murdered, giving them a name would be a good way of trying to find out what happened.
If you want to go for the spirits of the town angle, I think they'd be happy to be remembered for who they were, rather than as just two skeletons in the hillside. I think you should at least try and name them. You don't have to move them, but just uncover them enough to get a sample.
I know I'd want people to find me if I was murdered.
Spot on.
They need to be identified and honored as best as possible.
RIP Bosco. Such a good doggo.
I agree. I would not want to have my remains forgotten, with only a mound to give a hint that someone was buried there.
I have to agree ! If you are up to it , I think it would be a good thing to do !
Agree completely, try and give these people a name!
Wow that was a smack in the face at the end. RIP Bosco your efforts will truly be missed.
right after the "they'll come up here again" and with no explanation!
St Guinefort is looking after him now
@@jlt131 for those of who religiously watch Brent, we know he's an absolute sweetheart who I believe wears his heart on his sleeve. He was VERY upset (in tears) when informing the hotel burned down and may not do well giving bad news such as poor Bosco passing.
For those who don't understand this, try and give him a break! We're all human.
As for no explanation, I was thinking Bosco died from speeding down a hill doing 110 mph on his bike but logic kicked in so I'm sure he died from natural causes. Lol!!
RIP Bosco!
@@I_am_smiling of course he'd be upset, i don't know why anyone would think otherwise. But not even a mention of it in the video description just leaves a lot of us that have been following bosco's adventures in cerro gordo to wonder. "Don't miss this thrilling chapter in the tale of a remarkable dog" - I just think they could've added a line in there about him too, or not included the RIP at the end until they were ready to talk about it.
Dear Paul,
I was deeply saddened to hear about the loss of Bosco. Words can hardly capture the profound impact that such a devoted and hard-working companion can have, not just on you but on the countless lives he touched through his invaluable work.
It's more than just the skill and dedication Bosco showed in his job; it's the unwavering friendship, loyalty, and warmth he brought into your life and the lives of everyone who had the fortune to know him. A dog's love is uncomplicated yet profound, and Bosco’s love and trust were a testament to the incredible bond you both shared.
You trained him, worked with him, and were by his side through thick and thin. While Bosco may have been doing his job when he was out in the field, it was clear that he was doing it not just because he was trained to, but because he had a true partner in you.
We sometimes forget that these amazing animals aren’t just tools of their trade but also friends, family, and confidants. Bosco was a hero in every sense of the word, and it's heart-wrenching to know that he has passed away. Yet, the legacy he leaves behind-lives saved, families consoled, and a standard set for devotion and excellence-will continue to live on.
Please know that you are in my thoughts during this difficult time. Take all the time you need to grieve, and remember that it's okay to feel the loss deeply; it's a testament to the incredible bond you shared. I hope that, in time, your pain will be replaced by fond memories and the lasting impact Bosco had on everyone around him.
With deepest sympathy,
jl.ophoff (gmail) from Belgium ❤
Yes a memorial plaque for Bosco would be very appropriate. He is now part of Cerro Gordo history because he helped map out the remains. As well as his his help in finding others.
My heart broke in those last seconds.. Bosco was obviously very loved and very devoted to his human.. May Paul find peace knowing he gave Bosco everything a dog needs in life.. love and endless adventures..
Bosco, rest in peace, you were a brilliant dog. Our condolences to Paul, Brent & everyone whose lives were enriched by Bosco. Good dog, rest now 🙏
I was not expecting that ending :( RIP Bosco
That was not the ending to this video that I was expecting.
RIP Bosco, you were an amazing dog who helped so many souls to be rescued and remembered.
My god, what a loss, and also, what an unbelievable dog. There are no words I can say to bereave the grief of the loss of someone so special. Bosco, was a gift to the world, and thank god he was who he was.
Markers for grave areas, and testing for DNA should be done with the aid of an archaeologist. Finding DNA matches could help bring closure to families who lost members and never knew what happened to them or where they went. My own family has such a story, a family member named Toy with only one arm. One night he walked out to get cigarettes and milk in the early 1900s and no one ever saw him again. He left behind a wife and two boys, and I know their descendants would love to know what happened to him. Rest in peace, Bosco 💔
Such a sad story, especially thinking of the time frame and how society would treat people and the roles they were expected to fulfil. Look at the early 30's where many not just left their families to find work, but also to avoid living with the stigma of being unemployed, as they didn't always send money home either once they found it.
If I had any idea that an ancestor of mine was buried at Cerro Gordo, I'd appreciate knowing where they were buried. I agree, too, that calling in an expert makes sense. I think that you trying to recover the DNA, Brent, is a big task, and having an archaeologist to help (or just do it) seems like it would make it much easier.
It could be done in stages, to make it easier on you.
My family has placed engraved markers for family members when we found their graves and for ones that only had big stones with no information. I guess that's what I thought of when Brent asked what we, the viewers, thought. Some families might want to put a marker up for someone they lost if the grave could be found again. I grew up picnicking in the graveyard, and communities would gather to tend the cemetery a couple of times a year. It was considered a public space, almost like a park. I don't think the past minds if we re-discover it.@@shannahmiller
I’m all for giving them a name and returning them in some way to their family. Not necessarily literally returning, but having the peace of mind knowing where they are and that they’re memorialized. OR creating a memorial yourself for all of the lost. This is a great way to memorialize without disturbing their remains and spirits. So sorry that Bosco passed! ❤
These dogs are amaizing. Just this week in the Czech republic, a pair of dogs found the body of a murder victim they were searching for. The body was 44 meters under water, they sniffed it out from the boat. RIP, Bosco.
Amazing how the dogs did that!
Oh man I'm proud 🦚 of how happy that dog was to have fun and sad and also surprised 😢 there needs to be a place with his name and also the people he saved from not having a name. I'm sure there is a way to preserve both the trees and peace 🕊️ to whomever feels of there souls. The tree 🌲 now has apart of them so the seeds going to family/ descendants would be an honor
Yep dig them ip dna test them reconstruct the face and inform living family and either reburry them there or Barry them at another place
RIP Bosco, good dog! Cemeteries need special attention, even after a hundred years of neglect. The first thing is to map out the boundaries, then locate and mark the locations of remains. Then identify the distances between individual and and clusters of graves. After everyone is located, draw sections on the map and implant iron stakes to subdivide them. Each grave should have an individually measurable location so it can be located, each can then be marked for proper reverence. Areas where walkways come through should be rough cleared, as well as a chain perimeter fence and gate constructed. Finally, a historic cemetery bronze sign needs to be erected to tell the story of why so many people are buried anonymously. If possible in a desert, perhaps a bit of landscaping to pretty it up some. My dream project! Happy Saturday Brent!
Bosco is a true hero. His work will be remembered.
So sad seeing Bosco has passed. My Thoughts are with Paul. All I want in life is for my time here to be meaningful after I'm gone. Bosco's Life had meaning. He did Good.
Aww. Bosco. 😢 Rest in peace, sweet boy. I am sorry for your loss, Paul. As for identifying the remains, I am not sure about disturbing the graves. I think it is better just to mark the areas and perhaps delineate the area and erect markers as a memorial. Getting samples seems complex and I am not sure about disturbing remains by digging, etc. But that is just my take on it. I am sure whatever decision you make, will be a well-thought-out decision. Thank you for caring enough to bring Paul and Bosco to CG to find these lost and forgotten remains. It is truly important work that you all are doing. 🙏
I am so sorry that Bosco has passed, great dog💔
Awww, sorry for the loss of Bosco. Thanks for sharing.
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Commendable things you are doing there Brent. Highly Commendable indeed. All our dogs are a Blessing, and the time we get with them is always less than we want. Condolences to Paul and his family.
Paul and Bosco a dynamic superhero duo who have made such a huge impact on the continuing to be told Cerro Gordo story. May Bosco’s chapter end remembering him for the highly skilled sense of smell and fun loving qualities that has brought those who came before us back to life. Rest In Peace Bosco. This news is tragic. Paul thank you very much for showing all of us Bosco and there will be no replacing such a loyal sidekick. My deepest condolences.
Thank you for these amazing videos. A few years back, my wife and I visited death valley and drove highways 190 &136 never realizing the rich history we were missing a short distance away. In my opinion, using DNA to identify the past people of Cerro Gordo would bring fascinating new aspects to your town. The families of the deceased residents could undoubtedly add interesting details of their lives and times. Like you have nothing else to do 🙂
Love that your trying to give the ones lost with the history of the town a name and somewhat of a story. I am beyond sad 😢that Bosco passed away such a sweet boy and loved every bit of his job and life. Lots of prayers and love to Paul and yourself along with the entire crew in town. May his memory live on and become a part of Cerro Gordo.
ah man. it is unfortunate that the writer's cabin might have a troubling past and now kinda ruins the mood there. but it is important we know and hope they get proper recognition.
edit: i just saw the ending. noooo man, bosco is gone 😭😭 rest in peace bosco 😢
Maybe a law enforcement academy or medical college that has a forensics program would be interested in investigating the mystery remains in Cerro Gordo?
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This is an excellent idea for forensics training or for someone to study as part of a sociology/anthropology PhD. The downside might be that the site is relatively remote.
RIP, Bosco. And condolences to Paul.
Brent, follow your heart & instinct to keep any remains undisturbed. I think memorial signs by the remains would be good. You have such a creative team, & viewers, I'm sure ideas & offers will come in.
One thought I had while watching: if you pursue identifying the remains by the cabin, what about the many, many other remains? Maybe that is part of your instinct, that much of Cerro Gordo is sacred ground.
At some point, an interfaith memorial for all the "lost" of Cerro Gordo might bring a sense of peace. I am thinking Buddhist & Indigenous practitioners be included?
Just 1 idea.
Blessings, Brent.
oh this is sad !!
like memorial sign idea
Great idea! I also thought perhaps a Native American person whose people originate from the area might be able to assist 💗🌵
@@MsZoedog66 "Indigenous" = Native American. Great minds. . . . we shall see what Brett decides. Just an inspirational young man.
Oh no, poor Bosco. Be at peace now, you were a Legend 🙏
Do the test, give them a name, make them part of the history. You can make that they are not forgotten!
Oh my goodness, so sorry to paul for his loss. Dogs are the most amazing companions and bosco was super special ❤️
I feel blessed to have "known" Bosco. His energy lives on.
I hope you leave the human remains alone and/but mark their sites in a very respectful way. ❤
I think this is wonderful what you are doing. RIP Bosco.
Bosco was such a fantastic dog. Deepest condolences. RIP Bosco😢
RIP Bosco - what a talented dog! Looks like he enjoyed life!❤
IMO, none of the spirits by the writers cabin would be upset if you did a proper dig to find and get names for them.
Oh my goodness RIP Bosco what a wonderful dog ....so happy to do his job 💚💚🙏🙏
RIP Bosco.❤
My condolences to Paul. RIP, Bosco.
Rest in peace Bosco! My deepest condolences to Paul and everyone who loved this talented pup!🤍🤍
Bless him, but what a wonderful dog he was, answering so many questions... RIP Bosco...
I can only imagine the feeling of losing such an amazing animal. Rest in peace Bosco, thank you for so many years of hard work ❤️
Bosco was a good dog! May he rest in peace. I know you’re not keen on disturbing graves, but I think you should get forensics involved. There could be quite a few people around today who would want to know the fate of their ancestors. Maybe they only have half the story. I don’t know anything about my family before they moved from Lebanon and it’s likely I never will. We never found out what happened to my great great aunt. The only thing we know is that she stopped posting letters and was assumed dead at that time. There was a siege on Racheya in the 1920s. It makes me anxious just thinking about it. The war in Syria won’t allow any of us to go find out anything. Anyway what I’m trying to say is, great great grandchildren or nieces and nephews would want to know, and I think you should get in touch with a forensics team.
oh noo 😢 rip bosco 😭😭
thank u for ur service
RIP Bosco. He was such a cool dog! My condolences to Paul. What a cool way to be remembered though! He will always be part of writing the unwritten history of Cerro Gordo
Oh no, I am so sorry that the poor dog passed away. That's so heart breaking to know that he worked for so many years n then just died. May he run free n happy in Heaven forever. 😢😢😢
To identify every burial up at Cerro Gordo would be a Herculean task.
Paul Dostie and the late, great sleuth hound, Bosco, did a wonderful thing: Brent is now aware of the final resting places of the CG community on Boot Hill; and has most likely discovered the placement for the Chinese community's burials. A 'perimeter' fence around the main burial site, and a similar identifying boundary or monument for the Chinese buried there, would be a respectful acknowledgement.
The 'Writer's Cabin' graves are another matter, entirely. Paul has acknowledged the likelihood of those graves being the site of murder burials--possibly the one-time occupants of that cabin. These are the burials which should be investigated by the professionals: forensics experts, DNA analysts. Who knows, Brent? You may even discover the final resting place of the Crapo bandito, whose remains were never found...you did say that Crapo was supposed to have gone into hiding in a mine--and Bosco identified human remains near the mine entrance beside the cabin. 🤔🤔
One more thing concerning 'disturbing the dead' or 'allowing them to rest peacefully'. If your burial/remains went 'missing', would you consider this 'restful'? Put yourself in their RIP boots, and consider how you'd feel if no one bothered to acknowledge (or protect) your grave.
@jims5693 I still think identifying them and giving them proper burial markings would be more good than bad, even if there wasn't a murder. I'm not entirely sure how this dog functions, though. What if they're buried up on the hill and the rains have just washed the decomp to the bottom by the cabin? Either way, recovering the bones and figuring out how they died if possible and maybe finding their relatives through DNA, then re-burying them properly with markings sounds like an overall better outcome than doing nothing and leaving it up to speculation. Besides, the people buried there don't care at this point lol. If it were me and I was a ghost I'd take comfort in the fact that I was found and made to be not forgotten, but thats just me.
Completely agree: and this would be the highest outcome of all! :D@@nozzzzy
And when it thawed? Those haphazard burials would have to be dealt with--but they weren't. Paul Dostie's observation that those graves came as a result of foul play, should be respected, given his vast experience in the field. Getting to the bottom of that particular mystery would be a significant step in the right direction.@@jims5693
Rest up Bosco. You are a heck of a friend to man. Thank you for your services biddy.
RIP Bosco. Your legacy is incalculable.
Condolences to Paul on the loss of his beautiful, trusted companion.
I feel like if those two people had relatives who had children and they're still around, they would want to know where their relatives are buried.
That is awful that Bosco passed. He was such an amazing dog. Service dogs are so amazing whether they are cadaver dogs, military dogs, medical alert or other health related service dogs or therapy dogs. They are all amazing hero’s. I’m blessed to have my second medical alert dog. Both German shepherds. To Paul I am so very sorry for your loss. Thank you for helping Brent with bringing Bosco. I do think those remains should be identified. Paul I do hope when you are ready you will consider training another dog. Your knowledge and ability shows in how great Bosco was at his job. I wish I could give you a big hug I’m praying for you for comfort and peace and strength
I know you are working on huge challenges but always love seeing videos show up from you.
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Maybe map out and mark the spots. Leave them at peace undisturbed. But possibly build a memorial to honor all of the unknown's that are buried at Cerro Gordo? Very sad to hear about Bosco at the end. Paul must be devastated to lose his working partner and companion Bosco. RIP Bosco.
My condolences to Paul for his loss. It’s never easy. Bosco looks like he lived a very happy well loved and appreciated life. Way to go Paul. Pass on the love.
I I believe in you Brent. I know you will give this deep and serious thought. And that you will decide the right thing for the human remains ❤
Myself and my team would be happy to do the forensic matching for free. We would just need to raise the funds for the lab work (about $4,500 per set of remains). Everyone deserves their identity. Rest in peace Bosco!
RIP pup. Definitely worth at minimum giving them names. This is a community no one will ever fight for. Huge addition to the museum and complete history of CG. Not just one view.
Oh no!!!!!
Bosco you are amazing
Dogs are in our lives for a short time but will live forever in our hearts and minds
There is no love like the unconditional love of a dog.
Wow 😢 bosco, what a impact 1 dog had in this world amazed by his talents!
Rest In Peace Bosco. Thank You for your service.
My condolences to Paul. RIP Bosco.
Brent, Paul I'm sure will be touched that you uploaded this video. We saw some footage previously, which mean you may have done this for both Bosco AND Paul. I'm sure Paul is devastated, and it's wonderful there are folks like you Brent. I call this video more of a tribute.
Oh no RIP bosco he was such a beautiful dog. That’s a huge loss. His human must be heartbroken. My condolences to him. ❤❤❤ he was amazing at handling dogs like this. And I hope he continues. Good handlers and good cadaver dogs are always needed. ❤
I’m so sorry to hear about Bosch. I know what that pain feels like!
ROCK AND STONE BOSCO!!!! WHE SHALL REMEMBER YOU AS MUCH A LEGEND AS KARL!!!❤
Bosch, such a good good boy! Thanks for your work!
Omg so heart wrenching to see that amazing family member gone. Gone way to soon May you rest in reast in peace Bosco. Paul sorry for your loss.
Dang it! I just watched the end of the video 😢 rip Bosco
Sorry for your loss Paul 🙏🏻
I had my Labrador from eight weeks to seventeen years. I still miss him!✨✨✨✨🌟
I think finding the proper people, and moving forward with possibly identifying those who have passed, is extremely important. It’s important not to forget where we’ve come from & to remember their names…I think the spirits would be appreciative; while it may stir up some activity spiritually I think the sense of rest & peace they would know after being identified would be worth it.
My condolences to Paul for the loss of such a sweet, intelligent little baby…that absolutely broke my heart
I think it would be nice to find out more about the people who died. I believe the spirits would understand and would also appreciate there stories finally being told.
RIP Bosco. The contributions to history that you and Paul made brought both peace and history “alive.” Brent - keep up with the work. If you can, find out who the dead are through DNA or whatever you have the money to do. It will add richness to Cerro Gordo’s history and story that would otherwise lay dormant. Just my opinion. -Tim
Rest in peace Bosco! 😢
Gives them a name and closure for families delving into their past
RIP Bosco you were very loved by many. 😟😢😢❤️❤️
like your idea of not disturbing the spirits
Oh man RIP Bosco. Sorry for your loss Paul.
Your work is done ….It’s now time to rest with your special ball …
Fly free Bosco 💔❤️❤️❤️
Dogs are very smart, he knows when to lay down to get his treat.
Awwww sweet Bosco rest in peace xx
RIP Bosco🐕
I needed some ghost town!!!
What happened to Bosco?? It broke my heart seeing that at the end…
Thank you for sharing everything that you do!!
When the hotel is up and running I would love to stay I'm from the UK and have followed you from the start ,this place is definitely number 1 to visit ,I love all the history of this town ❤
So sad about Bosvo. He was such a good boi. Dogs hold a special place in our hearts. He was a particularly cool, loving and smart dog too. I think you should pursue the DNA angle, and make proper memorials for them, particularly with those who lost their lives down in the mines. When you think about it, all of those people (largely men) were 1000's of km away from family and friends, there to find their fortunes. It would be a way of memorialising their lives, and a way of bringing Cerro Gordo's ghostly patrons out of rhe shadows. 💗🌵
Such a good dog.
It's closure to some family member. I say help families of loved ones who may be buried there and let them decide on what they want to do with the remains. You may also be helping police close a missing person case or a murder case even though it being such a long time ago. RIP Bosco. What an amazing dog.
My heart goes out to Paul and his family for the loss of Bosco. HE WAS THE BEST GOOD BOY, and deserves to be remembered as such. RIP Bosco.
NOOO Bosco!! Such an amazing animal and his handler! So glad you had them on the show, he'll live forever!
AWESOME!
Ohhh my gosh.... that is so sad!!! You earned your little doggy wings and halo when you crossed the 🌈 🌉 Bosco.... Paul, your in my thoughts..... I know loosing a partner like that is hard... 😢
Very interesting. Thank you.
RIP Bosco - gorgeous boy!!
Jeez what a bombshell in the last 5 seconds 😢
May bosco rest easy he was a damn good dog. Paul must be heartbroken. You have my condolences brother.