Disturbing Last Seen CCTV Security Footage of Missing Persons

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  • @11Bravo.
    @11Bravo. Год назад +3570

    The last moments of a person before they disappear, is truly haunting.

    • @janesykes4483
      @janesykes4483 Год назад +50

      Yes and creepy

    • @garlicbreadstick404
      @garlicbreadstick404 Год назад +97

      Its always unexpecting, you could be cycling your way to a store to pick up some things and... never return home..

    • @elaztec.aztecca
      @elaztec.aztecca Год назад +6

      Absolutely!!!!

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад +41

      Almost as haunting as that unnecessary comma.

    • @richrichie3153
      @richrichie3153 Год назад +4

      ​@@FSU2001😂

  • @worldwideadventurer2987
    @worldwideadventurer2987 Год назад +5474

    If you actually take the time to look at the missing persons wall at your local
    Wal mart, you’ll realize how creepy the world really is out there

    • @Neucher
      @Neucher Год назад +338

      Since a few months I always look at such posters and wondering if I'll ever see them in a RUclips video in a few years 🤔💀

    • @FarmhouseFelts
      @FarmhouseFelts Год назад +500

      Same if you go into your local police station. I had to go in there recently and I noticed the huge wall of missing persons posters. Lots of younger people. I asked the officer if most of the people were ever found and he said some were. But still there are a good portion that just vanish.
      He says most are runaways(teenagers) and most are running from a bad home life so they don’t want to return for obvious reasons. But the ones who never get found is scary.
      The officer said there’s a lot of people out there who will help these kids disappear.

    • @blackdot3538
      @blackdot3538 Год назад +533

      Never mind the missing persons wall, if you just look at the shoppers at your local Walmart, you'll realize how creepy the world is.

    • @infamouswickedjokestar
      @infamouswickedjokestar Год назад +85

      Everytime i stare at the Walmart posters of the Lost & Found I start scheming through every picture of them like a detective on a case by asking myself the real questions how, what, when, where & why

    • @kyrohowe3156
      @kyrohowe3156 Год назад +30

      Now I'm afraid

  • @MsGracieLove
    @MsGracieLove Год назад +2352

    I’m from Dublin, Ireland and ever since his disappearance, missing posters of Trevor Deely can still be seen around the city. It’s very sad that he’s never been found ☹️ My heart goes out to him and his family 💛

    • @evelynmarx6212
      @evelynmarx6212 Год назад +23

      We are considering moving to Ireland !

    • @MsGracieLove
      @MsGracieLove Год назад

      @@evelynmarx6212 it’s a lovely place. I hope you like it and enjoy it’s beauty 🤗

    • @joe56474
      @joe56474 Год назад +46

      Just returned from my 2nd trip to Ireland. It's a beautiful place, but I've never been so happy to come home. Not a place I could live.

    • @italianstallion9170
      @italianstallion9170 Год назад +137

      that man following him certainly has something to do with it or knows where he went..

    • @timothygent6716
      @timothygent6716 Год назад +4

      Higgins

  • @vaidehiiii
    @vaidehiiii Год назад +5196

    It's a weird feeling knowing that someone just disappeared mysteriously, I'm always curious in these cases, as to what exactly would have happened, where would these people be, what if they're alive, what if they're living a new life somewhere, and tons of 'WHAT IFs'!! HAUNTING!

    • @tankdogization
      @tankdogization Год назад +367

      There’s the possibility of not wanting to be found. Changing identity, witness protection, running away with someone, etc.

    • @vaidehiiii
      @vaidehiiii Год назад +73

      @@tankdogization Indeed there is.

    • @coltkillergaming5685
      @coltkillergaming5685 Год назад +27

      @@tankdogizationlike what happened with baskins husband

    • @infamouswickedjokestar
      @infamouswickedjokestar Год назад +87

      Majority of the time it's either in between deceased or disappearing without any sort of trace

    • @mraruba
      @mraruba Год назад

      @@infamouswickedjokestarno shit sherlock

  • @Brancovtn65
    @Brancovtn65 Год назад +1537

    The worst part about mysterious disappearances is the lack of closure for the families. I can't imagine what it feels like to miss someone you love so bad, having hope that they're still alive, yet having a strong feeling that they're already gone. It's like a never-ending cycle of despair. Shit sucks.

    • @brianmeen2158
      @brianmeen2158 Год назад +47

      Yeah there have been times my dog has ran away and been gone overnight - that was tense . I cannot imagine a family member that has been gone for days or weeks

    • @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD
      @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD 8 месяцев назад +1

      Lmfao. They shouldn’t have went missing 😂😂😂

    • @GenerationalSavant
      @GenerationalSavant 8 месяцев назад +1

      My best friend's extended family had a member go missing (low level) mysteriously. Found the abandoned car, no sign of him. For over a decade this went on. I would even occasionally flip through Does and email the database if there was a chance. Usually it had already been tested/ruled out. Eventually they found his body, like 500 yards away from the truck in some woods. It had just been missed (implied suicide, but the immediate family chose not to release). I can't imagine the roller coaster of 'well they haven't found a body so he might just be out there somewhere' vs 'sure x was depressed but he wouldn't be alive and not make contact, sadly he's probably dead' for soo long.

    • @GenerationalSavant
      @GenerationalSavant 8 месяцев назад +1

      My friend actually passed in a tragic accident before the case was resolved. I believe the missing's beloved mom died during that time frame as well. Even just being barely tangential to it, it was sad and frustrating as hell.

    • @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD
      @HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD 8 месяцев назад

      @GenerationalSavant hahaha 😆 😂 🤣 I bet your friend family member smelled REEK!

  • @skbee6
    @skbee6 Год назад +1047

    The disappearance cases with actual footage are always the eeriest to me.

    • @javiermaldonado3227
      @javiermaldonado3227 Год назад +9

      You never know,
      Combination of melting things and freezing things can be a crazy mix,
      All we can go off of is spiritual answers.

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад +6

      Lake Erie.

    • @spongebob03
      @spongebob03 Год назад

      For me, murder. A body is found. Cameras, catch the events, leading up to the place where the body was found. But there is no footage, from the scene of the crime. Which means, there’s something bigger, at play.

    • @IloveJesus777j77
      @IloveJesus777j77 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@javiermaldonado3227Jesus is coming back. Believe He died for your sins and rose again then repent to be saved.For it is written, As I live, says the Lord, every knee shall bow to Me, and every tongue shall confess to God [acknowledge Him to His honor and to His praise].❤😊

    • @IloveJesus777j77
      @IloveJesus777j77 5 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@FSU2001Jesus is coming back. Believe He died for your sins and rose again then repent to be saved.😊

  • @GhostRangerr
    @GhostRangerr Год назад +689

    The 3rd case is tragic. The poor kid stood no chance with her both parents being lunatics. RIP little girl

    • @jaco2012
      @jaco2012 Год назад

      Those are not to be called parents they're the biggest devils I've ever seen

    • @monicawatson2537
      @monicawatson2537 8 месяцев назад +95

      Thank you! They werent being haunted or hunted. They were just mentally ill and drugged out probably. No mystery, just tragedy

    • @MrScienceReasonLover
      @MrScienceReasonLover 4 месяца назад +31

      @@monicawatson2537 there are no haunted houses, only haunted people

    • @GreenEyeGemini
      @GreenEyeGemini 2 месяца назад +3

      @@monicawatson2537 Its clearly a mystery bc no one knows what happened lmao theres just speculations

  • @cazzraz1164
    @cazzraz1164 10 месяцев назад +417

    How nice of the brother to leave his intoxicated brother at the bar. Just told him to DRIVE home safely , when he knows he’s intoxicated ! Such a great guy!

    • @xen3588
      @xen3588 9 месяцев назад +12

      he was a grown man who made his own choices dont depend on the people around you or you will find yourself let down more often then not.

    • @cazzraz1164
      @cazzraz1164 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@xen3588 nah bro you sound like someone who would leave a loved one behind as well. You sound like a person EVERYONE should avoid at all costs! I definitely would hope one of my sons does not find a “friend” like you in this world! 🥴

    • @indyferncja6784
      @indyferncja6784 6 месяцев назад +75

      @@xen3588 drunk driving is a threat to safety of everyone around, so considering it a personal choice is absolutely insane

    • @Fatymable
      @Fatymable 5 месяцев назад

      @@xen3588lmao how out of touch are you? Are you an orphant?

    • @blackvampirecat311
      @blackvampirecat311 2 месяца назад +18

      @@xen3588I don’t know how to explain that you should care about other people

  • @slonekettering25
    @slonekettering25 Год назад +1215

    Steven’s brother noticed he was intoxicated. He told Steven to go home and drive safely. What kind of damn sense does that make? He was obviously drunk.

    • @danielivo5313
      @danielivo5313 Год назад +101

      If it was my brother, I would've never let him drive... heh.

    • @brandonbudd7328
      @brandonbudd7328 Год назад +87

      The brother was probably drunk too.

    • @skycloud4802
      @skycloud4802 Год назад +5

      🤦

    • @prettyxbonez96
      @prettyxbonez96 Год назад +59

      ​@brandonbudd7328 I've been shit faced and took keys from siblings. Immediately, I started laying out blankets and pillows to crash overnight. Fuck that lame excuse

    • @TheRealAT
      @TheRealAT Год назад +35

      @@prettyxbonez96you lay pillows and blankets out at the bar?

  • @ScrubbaDubDub
    @ScrubbaDubDub Год назад +1760

    The ones where people act weird before disappearing weird me out the most.

    • @tarawillis5450
      @tarawillis5450 Год назад +275

      Mental illness is usually the cause in those situations. It’s heartbreaking to think what probably happened to them

    • @teammystic4life38
      @teammystic4life38 Год назад +110

      ​@@tarawillis5450So true. Those people need to be taken care of because they are not mentally capable of taking care of themselves. I think they become targets of some sick psycho because they are vulnerable and wouldn't be able to fight back

    • @tarawillis5450
      @tarawillis5450 Год назад +15

      @@teammystic4life38 Exactly right 💯

    • @Neucher
      @Neucher Год назад +9

      yeah since it's unlikely those people will worry about their body being found 💀

    • @husseymangtv
      @husseymangtv Год назад +22

      Murder suicide is usually the main idea I have alot of mentally ill people believe God is real, and alot of times the confusion they are feeling because of the illness and just the crazy world itself. They see it as a better option

  • @archangel1527
    @archangel1527 Год назад +1749

    I wish Trevor had stayed inside his office until daylight. Sadly, alcohol seems to be a contributing factor in some of these disappearances.

    • @jackiechun5817
      @jackiechun5817 Год назад +160

      @archangel1527 definitely, homie 🎯. Alcohol makes you slower,distorted,and an easier target(victim 😒) for some punk thug.💯💯💯💯🧔🏾‍♂️

    • @archangel1527
      @archangel1527 Год назад +55

      @@jackiechun5817 Absolutely. It provides liquid courage.

    • @Roundholesinsquarepegs
      @Roundholesinsquarepegs Год назад +15

      You mean the drink driver starting fights with people
      (I thought Trevor was the last guy)

    • @elgr4489
      @elgr4489 Год назад +108

      That guy in black most likely got him

    • @archangel1527
      @archangel1527 Год назад +161

      @@elgr4489 Yes, possibly. Very creepy how he hid behind the pillar for 30 minutes in the dark like he was just waiting for Trevor, another bank employee , or someone else to mug or worse.

  • @BXNISH169
    @BXNISH169 Год назад +1666

    It will always haunt me knowing that I will likely never know what happened to these people and anyone else who disappears.

    • @gerjaffers7055
      @gerjaffers7055 Год назад +13

      Yep.

    • @SAMIAMFNX
      @SAMIAMFNX Год назад +10

      wanna 1v1 me im better

    • @BXNISH169
      @BXNISH169 Год назад

      ​@@SAMIAMFNXuhhhh sure

    • @Doodles1265
      @Doodles1265 Год назад

      @@SAMIAMFNXbruh no

    • @wadewilson8011
      @wadewilson8011 Год назад

      WTF makes YOU so special?? Pretty sure the people's FAMILIES are way more invested in their disappearances than YOU are. 🙄

  • @thomaswhyte5107
    @thomaswhyte5107 Год назад +377

    I feel like the first case was a hit. Waiting half an hour for him and being on the phone when he's walking past just gives me the "Yeah I've got eyes on him now" Vibes. Very unsettling.

    • @foreverbeloved8956
      @foreverbeloved8956 6 месяцев назад +49

      IT worker at a bank. Exactly what I thought as well. I think somebody should be looking very closely at fellow employees at the bank and going over the books with a fine tooth comb.

    • @ka3097
      @ka3097 3 месяца назад +9

      It was definitely the guy in the black. No other explanation. Body well hidden. Maybe one day it'll be discovered. Crazy to think about.

    • @kruksog
      @kruksog 22 дня назад +1

      ​@@ka3097there ain't much left of the body at this point. It will never be found.

  • @ReignRegime
    @ReignRegime Год назад +347

    Feel horrible for the little girl with the parents that were drug users with mental health issues. Poor baby had no idea what was going on moments before her life was tragically taken

    • @blue_0.0
      @blue_0.0 3 месяца назад +14

      I'm not even religious but I pray she didn't suffer. Sweet girl didn't deserve to die.

  • @mshourba27
    @mshourba27 Год назад +1054

    The guy who followed Trevor was definitely involved. and the story of him being a gang member who Trevor refused to help , sounds very believable

    • @sidneyc9252
      @sidneyc9252 Год назад +77

      Oh for sure! The fact that they have that mysterious man dressed in all black following Trevor is super creepy. I wish they were able to identify who it was -

    • @simplylethul
      @simplylethul Год назад +7

      Really? Do you have any evidence to support your claim?

    • @tapset
      @tapset Год назад +115

      ​@@simplylethulare you the mysterious mans lawyer?

    • @simplylethul
      @simplylethul Год назад +6

      @@tapset lol

    • @xX_EltKLLgm-ng_Xx
      @xX_EltKLLgm-ng_Xx Год назад +100

      @@simplylethul you remind me of an old case in the states where a woman was beaten into a coma by her boyfriend. The Jury decided that because there was an inconsistency with hair found at the scene, that the boyfriend was not responsible. The same day he was let go, he went to the hospital and strangled his comatose girlfriend to death
      you have a similar intelligence to the people on that jury

  • @connie7128
    @connie7128 Год назад +620

    In the second case, it sounds like Emma was dealing with a form of schizophrenia. Her behavior is paranoid, but I would bet most of it was in her mind. Hearing voices from inanimate objects, feeling compelled to do odd things, and feeling stalked are all symptoms. Too bad she didn't get any mental health assessment done.

    • @FearsomeVoid
      @FearsomeVoid Год назад +103

      It really seems like that she was a paranoid schizophrenic. Maybe she wandered off somewhere and got lost, or she just ran away.

    • @Sheriden.
      @Sheriden. 10 месяцев назад +56

      I have a friend who deals with that. She lives in an apartment but half the time she is living in her car in a parking lot because she thinks someone is in her house. She stops taking her meds a lot too.

    • @nicejoke4074
      @nicejoke4074 9 месяцев назад +30

      ⁠@@Sheriden.a lot of them hate not hearing the voices. The voices are often described by those who hear them as the only help they truly have. They tell them what to do. How to avoid the person who always seems to be following them. Etc. it’s really sad

    • @SamanthathaQuinn
      @SamanthathaQuinn 9 месяцев назад

      Maybe the suspicious guy mentioned by her/seen in the footage might have (if related to the case) worsen her mental health condition by introducing/making her take hard illegal stimulant drugs constantly and in big doses

    • @Pandidolod
      @Pandidolod 8 месяцев назад +2

      Agreed. Or perhaps more likely bipolar i.

  • @ChillBlinton
    @ChillBlinton Год назад +449

    They couldn’t identify the guy in story #2 even though they got his face on camera? Absolutely crazy. The line between what you can get away with and not is razor thin

    • @DaGleese
      @DaGleese Год назад +92

      Not to mention distinguishing features like an arm tattoo

    • @drexlspivey5828
      @drexlspivey5828 9 месяцев назад +32

      You would imagine all they had to do was release the video locally and at least one person would have recognised him, from his behaviour he sounds like an unsavoury character who I'm sure many people would have loved to have grassed up, he couldn't have been from that area

    • @Razer5542
      @Razer5542 8 месяцев назад +15

      I could be wrong but i think that plenty of these type of disappearance cases could've been solved earlier or like at all, if the police did more work towards evidence such as camera footage of suspicious people or even car plates... Like with the missing of Emma or Stephen..

    • @andromedam1314
      @andromedam1314 8 месяцев назад +12

      I actually live near where this happened. They've released screenshots from the footage as well as a sketch of what they think he looks like, but no one has come forward and identified him--nor have the police found out who he is.
      I wish I could say I'm surprised, but the police here are useless, and the whole system sucks---so it's very unlikely that they'll find him anytime soon, or ever. :/
      Edit:
      We also have a serious mental health and drug crisis around here, though, so it could be he was lying about the whole thing and is just trying to stir stuff up. It wouldn't be the first time

    • @ItsjustBlackJackhere
      @ItsjustBlackJackhere 8 месяцев назад +5

      ​@andromedam1314 yeah but she mentioned a friend and he's the only other person who said "she's not missing she's with me" i would say he had something to do with it

  • @KomoliRihyoh
    @KomoliRihyoh Год назад +968

    I'm so upset at the Women's Shelter for not doing something about Emma's declining mental state. The moment a staff member heard that Emma was hearing voices from the furniture, that should've brought up a giant red flag that this wasn't just trauma she was dealing with, but a pressing, untreated disorder that needed to be addressed *immediately!*

    • @shroomyk
      @shroomyk Год назад +107

      Trauma can also cause psychosis but yeah they should have contacted her family or a hospital or something.

    • @John_Jonah_Jameson.
      @John_Jonah_Jameson. Год назад +62

      Pure lazy and not caring enough about them.

    • @Em-pv5ey
      @Em-pv5ey Год назад +77

      I’m from Victoria and I completely agree with you. The police spoke to her the night she went missing while she was barefoot and going through an episode. They let her off into the night to never been seen again. She was a very beautiful young woman that just needed some proper help. People go missing from Vancouver Island where the city of Victoria is located all the time. It’s sooo sad 😞

    • @FireFlanker1
      @FireFlanker1 Год назад +12

      Hindsight is 20/20

    • @KomoliRihyoh
      @KomoliRihyoh Год назад +38

      @@FireFlanker1 Preventative Measures Save Lives

  • @EkayLaive
    @EkayLaive Год назад +67

    Missing people videos are some of the scariest things ever. I mean imagine, this could happen to you when you’re coming from work, from a party. Literally anything and you’d never expect it

  • @DreadNarratives
    @DreadNarratives Год назад +440

    These cases are incredibly eerie and puzzling. The mysterious disappearances and the CCTV footage add a chilling layer of intrigue to each story. It's truly unsettling how these mysteries remain unsolved, leaving us with so many unanswered questions.

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад +2

      They have all been solved.

    • @Ezio999Auditore
      @Ezio999Auditore Год назад

      What?

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад

      @@Ezio999Auditore
      Yes.

    • @PALYER1REHAB
      @PALYER1REHAB Год назад +3

      ​@@FSU2001could you share with rest of the class of what happend 💔💔

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад

      @@PALYER1REHAB
      No.

  • @consistentlystupid4726
    @consistentlystupid4726 Год назад +367

    Emma's case is so sad. Her Mom was so close to getting her back before she just vanished. It sounds less like foul play and more like her mental health issues got in the way though. The fact that she stopped her cab ride short when she was on her way to the airport suggests that she had second thoughts about moving back in with her mother. Her paranoid behavior was likely caused by the mental health issue as well considering the story of the furniture talking to her and her moving it outside the woman's shelter because of it.

    • @meralEdwtDawlatly
      @meralEdwtDawlatly Год назад

      NO .....the living people in Victoria Canada are just assholes and careless
      To not ask what's wrong or keep her safe
      The woman who called the police on her
      Or the man who drove her by a gas station????
      The fact that he left her in a gas station
      IS A SHIT MOVE ....
      GAS STATIONS ANYONE COULD KILL HER OR KIDNAP HER WHILE SHES IN A VULNERABLE PLACE .....
      SHE WENT THROUGH ALOT AND NO ONE HELPED HER ....

    • @alexf9381
      @alexf9381 Год назад +32

      Yep. That second case in the video (Emma's disappearance) was clearly caused by her mental illness and not a situation where she was taken or followed by anyone. Her family and friends all stated she was mentally ill. It's horrible. Mental illness is such a huge issue but in so many cases like this where mental illness is the clear cause, certain people choose to ignore that and try to make it out to be some crime mystery despite all the facts and logic pointing to it being a horrible case of mental psychosis.

    • @darkpisces8125
      @darkpisces8125 Год назад +9

      I guess you missed the part where the mysterious man said she wasn't missing.

    • @xeagaort
      @xeagaort Год назад +16

      Case got updated, she was trafficked.

    • @elinamoony
      @elinamoony Год назад +31

      ​@@xeagaortwhere did you find this information?

  • @lolcowforever1021
    @lolcowforever1021 Год назад +227

    13:20 I like how you actually explained what was going on in the CCTV footage, I've seen it so many times but every time I just thought they were loading the truck and didn't see how it was strange until now

    • @CharlesGervasi
      @CharlesGervasi Год назад +5

      I still can't see why they're behavior in the video is abnormal for packing a car for a trip. I know there other weird things in their lives, but I can tell from those pictures if loading the car was normal or abnormal.

    • @radrobd123
      @radrobd123 10 месяцев назад +25

      @@CharlesGervasi as the video mentions, the parents made multiple trips back and forth to the car, sometimes they were carrying things and sometimes they were not and they changed clothes multiple times. Sometimes what they put in the car, they would bring back in the house and they didn't speak or look at each other at all

    • @PetProjects2011
      @PetProjects2011 6 месяцев назад +8

      @@radrobd123 Them taking things out of the car and bringing back to the house, only to take them back to the cars again, could possibly be explained by them showing some apprehension in leaving their home, like maybe they were changing their minds, only to change their minds back soon afterward.

  • @blackheelsband
    @blackheelsband Год назад +363

    Holy cow, I remember Stephen MacKrell, his family was good friends of ours, my grandfather was the pastor of their church. So surreal to see his case covered on this channel. I really hope a breakthrough happens in the case, my heart bleeds for his daughter and rest of his family.

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад +10

      I don’t believe you.

    • @blackheelsband
      @blackheelsband Год назад +128

      @@FSU2001I really don't need your validation anyway. My statement was true.

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад +6

      @@blackheelsband
      You definitely need my validation. Your point was irrelevant.

    • @shanellemorgan2157
      @shanellemorgan2157 Год назад +76

      @@FSU2001and exactly who are u? And why does this person need ur validation?

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад

      @@shanellemorgan2157
      Everyone needs my validation.

  • @kelvinbremont1341
    @kelvinbremont1341 Год назад +87

    The Jameson family story is depressing as hell. Feel so bad for the poor little girl and the horrible environment she was living in! 😢😞

  • @TheIrishKing.
    @TheIrishKing. Год назад +196

    Trevor's disappearance is very strange and scary, our country hasn't forgotten

  • @CraftySouthpaw
    @CraftySouthpaw Год назад +110

    I've heard Emma's case before, but this was the first time I've heard that someone reported picking her up hitchhiking. If she continued to hitchhike after being dropped off, that increases the odds that she could've encountered a predator.

    • @geoffmarshall6925
      @geoffmarshall6925 Год назад +24

      Especially in that part of Canada. I know its far away, but within the same province is the Highway of Tears, a road notorious for woman who go missing and are never found

  • @amyshaw893
    @amyshaw893 Год назад +158

    Poor emma... I have a feeling it was some kind of mental breakdown, maybe schizophrenia or something like that, and it all suddenly caught up to her. No idea what that green man was doing though

    • @TWISTEDSUNRISEKI
      @TWISTEDSUNRISEKI Год назад +2

      The green man was her bf

    • @landmine121
      @landmine121 Год назад +43

      ​@@TWISTEDSUNRISEKIHe claimed he was her boyfriend, doesn't mean he was. I could say that I am God but that doesn't mean I am.

    • @melodiechartier5173
      @melodiechartier5173 Год назад

      it was probably all induce by drugs or other substances abuse.

    • @catalinat4721
      @catalinat4721 Год назад +9

      Maybe. Schizophrenia is made worse by lack of sunlight (Winter months). Low vitamin D WILL worsen and could possibly cause this, along with paranoia, depression, anxiety, etc. Something as simple as a deficiency can affect out mental health tremendously.

    • @reginaldbowls7180
      @reginaldbowls7180 6 дней назад +2

      She was trafficked

  • @shawnadennis613
    @shawnadennis613 Год назад +269

    I always watch Chilling scares before I go to bed, and then I always think I hear noises outside my house. I can’t help but still watch them though.

    • @kanishk937
      @kanishk937 Год назад

      its just state of mind if you think negative you cant even stay a night in temple or church but if you think positive you can stand up to graveyard many night 👽

    • @lydellackerman800
      @lydellackerman800 Год назад +36

      i be watching them high and hear footsteps outside 💀

    • @johnselwitz5362
      @johnselwitz5362 Год назад +8

      @@lydellackerman800Ahh good memories. Smoke one for me. I can’t do that anymore due to my career

    • @lydellackerman800
      @lydellackerman800 Год назад

      @@johnselwitz5362 dog I would but i got diagnosed with crohns disease so, no drugs

    • @spangol87
      @spangol87 Год назад +6

      Thats why I'll always live in an apartment/flat, a few floors off thr ground 😅

  • @ezmny1387
    @ezmny1387 10 месяцев назад +19

    the last one is a prime example of why you never behave a certain way towards anyone, people can be capable of anything.

  • @michaelthompson2023
    @michaelthompson2023 Год назад +204

    Chilling scares has finally blessed us with a long nightmare fuel video thanks so much

  • @zaneleposh
    @zaneleposh Год назад +71

    Disappearing without a trace is the most scariest thing to happen, scary for the disappeared, scary for the families & friends left behind 😢💔

    • @Moodboard39
      @Moodboard39 Год назад +1

      Boogeyman

    • @dondamon4669
      @dondamon4669 10 месяцев назад

      Why is it scary for the disappeared? They wanted to leave that life for a reason!

  • @kiowahorse2561
    @kiowahorse2561 Год назад +113

    One fact about the Jamison investigation that imo blows up the drug abuse/distribution theory is that investigators along with the CSI team did not find any signs, besides prescription pill bottles, of drug use or drug paraphernalia whatsoever.
    If anyone knows an addict, then you know that finding nothing, not even paraphernalia, anywhere is nearly impossible.

    • @acquien692
      @acquien692 Год назад +10

      Yeah, in that case, I would say it was likely carbon monoxide poisoning. Scary stuff.

    • @darkpisces8125
      @darkpisces8125 Год назад +4

      ​@@acquien692definitely wasn't carbon monoxide.

    • @brianmeen2158
      @brianmeen2158 Год назад +21

      @@acquien692carbon monoxide poisoning? The family was found far away from their truck though.

    • @catalinat4721
      @catalinat4721 Год назад +6

      To me it was Bobby's father. Clearly money wasn't the motive as they found cash in the truck but he was never a suspect I believe.

    • @kiowahorse2561
      @kiowahorse2561 Год назад +2

      Ya but there were no other different tire tracks or evidence of someone other than them being there.
      This case in mind boggling, but like all other mysteries is missing that one single clue that would lead to the truth.

  • @angelalane1307
    @angelalane1307 Год назад +90

    I cannot imagine walking around looking for my daughter's face in crowds. 😢

  • @niles8102
    @niles8102 Год назад +86

    I was at a fair with my family and my dad let my hand go for less than a minute and I lost my family for about 10 minutes and I was a scared kid.
    Luckily, a carnie helped me find my family again.
    I can't imagine disappearing like this. So terrifying.

    • @luisgllardo
      @luisgllardo 8 месяцев назад +4

      same

    • @tylerp3327
      @tylerp3327 2 месяца назад

      Shoutout to carnies! We may take your money, but we’ll ALWAYS help someone in true need.

    • @heheh9945
      @heheh9945 Месяц назад

      Hey that happened to me as well tho it took a few hours until I was reunited with them although I think I might’ve fell asleep as I don’t remember much

  • @azinfandellvr
    @azinfandellvr Год назад +86

    Do these stories make you guys feel as blessed as fhey make me? When I think about all the situations I put myself in as a younger adult.. gives me chills. I did manage to survive several traumatic situations...& while I'm left with both emotional & physical scars that will haunt me until the day I die..at least i survived..🙌🏼..prayers for the families!

    • @dondamon4669
      @dondamon4669 10 месяцев назад +1

      Well hopefully the people that put you through them things are in jail or are you just a drama queen?

    • @jennyn5692
      @jennyn5692 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@@dondamon4669Why would you even say that?

    • @ikkelimburg3552
      @ikkelimburg3552 Месяц назад

      I feel blessed because I never experienced anything back in my wild young days. Always there was this knight in shining armor or the proverbial angel in disguise that intervened at the right time. I had a cabdriver dropping my 14 yrs old ass off at the police station with the words: ‘Too young to be running on her own at night, to gullible to be as old as she claims and I have two of these at home and I would want to know if they pulled something like this’. Surrounded by a group of men with not so noble intentions on a Saturday night a middle aged woman jumping out of her car pretending to be my mother yelling: ‘So here you are! Your dad and I are looking for you for hours! Get in the car now!’. She explained, while she hit the peddle to the metal: ‘I can’t fight but I sure now how to improvise’ 😂. I guess I just have the average face that reminds good people of their (grand)daughter in my young days and now of their sister, wife, mother, aunt.

  • @Prillan100
    @Prillan100 Год назад +84

    My aunt didnt show up at work one day. Her co workers called my uncle wondering if she would come later but she had left from home. It was just him and their kids home.
    Two days after the police started to look for her and asking friends and family what they knew. She was just vanished. They took my uncle in for hearing and he was suspected quite long time to have done her something.
    They dragged the nearest lake and was in the forest near their vacation cottage. Couldnt find her anywhere. Time went on and we didnt know what to believe or think. She was just gone.
    2 years went on and one day a man was out hiking outside my aunt and uncles town with his dog and the dog found bones. It was my aunt. She layed under a tree and it was medicine jars and alcohol bottles beside the bones and she had written a letter she had put in a plastic bag so one could read it even if it had been out in the forest for 2 years. She took her own life-was so depressed,went out in the forest that day and took the pills and alcohol under a tree. So sad. But it was a relief for everyone to know what had happened instead of that she was just gone not to be found.

    • @MegCazalet
      @MegCazalet Год назад +21

      I’m so sorry your aunt was suffering so much, and especially sorry for her children. I have to think she must’ve wanted to do it removed from home so that her family didn’t have to find her that way (a kid I babysat shot himself at just 12 years old and his little 8-year-old sister found him in his room; it was awful) but to disappear without any hint and only being found by luck is a shame too. Thank goodness she thought to protect her letter in plastic.
      On a slightly different note, I’ve been thinking, thank goodness for dogs and owners who walk them in off-the-beaten path areas, because that’s how so many bodies have been found, either missing people or as-yet-unidentified people. Either way, without dogs on walks with intrepid owners, so much would not have been discovered.

    • @katierojas8066
      @katierojas8066 6 месяцев назад +9

      I’m so sorry. I wish peace for you and your family.

    • @Prillan100
      @Prillan100 6 месяцев назад +3

      @@katierojas8066 Thank you.

    • @imnahtcool
      @imnahtcool 5 месяцев назад +3

      Oh, this is so sad, I'm so sorry 😞
      I'm sure your aunt has found her peace.
      I hope your uncle is doing ok 💚

    • @Prillan100
      @Prillan100 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@imnahtcool Thank you. Its been hard for my uncle and cousins. But yes she found peace 🩷

  • @genesiscoupe534
    @genesiscoupe534 Год назад +35

    Ppl last seen on CCTV and disappearing without a trace is just as scary as Hikers missing in the woods without a trace. Of all the billions of ppl living on this planet, there’s always one person that knows what happened to these victims 😢

    • @jackiechun5817
      @jackiechun5817 Год назад +3

      @genesiscoupe534 usually the person who redrum them😒

  • @michaelcomer17
    @michaelcomer17 Год назад +11

    I live just outside Dublin in Kildare. I was 5 when Trevor Deely went missing. Trevor was originally from Naas in Kildare but was living and working in Dublin when he went missing. His case has featured on Crimecall over the years. The man in black who was standing outside his office and later followed him likely played a role in his disappearance. This man has not been identified and has never come forward despite multiple appeals over the years. My heart goes out to his family

  • @kiowahorse2561
    @kiowahorse2561 Год назад +49

    The woman in the second case appears to be experiencing a schizophrenic episode. Her episode will sadly become her reality if left untreated making her extremely vulnerable to a predator.

    • @Th-tg4zm
      @Th-tg4zm 5 месяцев назад

      Well she’s probably desd

  • @kiahhc1926
    @kiahhc1926 Год назад +20

    If I was Trevor. I would have just slept in the office . I’m not walking 20 minutes anywhere . These cases always make me sad

  • @katz0625
    @katz0625 Год назад +51

    I can’t imagine what their family and friends must feel knowing that something may or may not have happened to them or they may or may not be alive. The not knowing would be worse than knowing!! I have a friend who’s sister disappeared and her family is just in this limbo like state not knowing what to do anymore. And unfortunately we live in a place that’s filled with tourists-people from all over the world come here and we also live by a large man made lake, wide open land, and canyons that stretch far. There’s many places she could be if something happened to her here. It’s sad and I wouldn’t wish upon anyone!!

  • @adrielsebastian5216
    @adrielsebastian5216 Год назад +66

    Man you're hurtling towards 1 million subscribers! Great job you're doing!

    • @Moodboard39
      @Moodboard39 Год назад +1

      Wonder how many are bots

    • @Drippyshxt_69
      @Drippyshxt_69 Год назад

      @@Moodboard39probably not much, he gets half of the subs he has as views

  • @markbrown4039
    @markbrown4039 Год назад +70

    I was already familiar with the Trevor Deely case. I had come across a website dedicated to missing Irish people.

    • @KingOfTheMandem
      @KingOfTheMandem Год назад +8

      What's the name of it it's so fascinating and sad all the cases in Ireland it's so unsettling looking at the pictures on the Garda website

  • @krismiskarol
    @krismiskarol Год назад +56

    15:42 how did it take 4 years to find the remains with them only being 3 miles from where they found the truck? My goodness ☹️

    • @Sledge666
      @Sledge666 6 месяцев назад +1

      That made me fall out of my chair
      HUH

    • @foreverbeloved8956
      @foreverbeloved8956 6 месяцев назад +12

      If I remember correctly the remains were reportedly partially buried and due to weather erosion they finally began to reappear. Meth dealing in particular usually leads back to some law enforcement involvement or at least an awareness of what's going on and in their own personal interests they choose not to dig too much into cases that might cause any blowback.

    • @loganmiller7827
      @loganmiller7827 6 месяцев назад +4

      The real answer is likely a combination of them not actually having been dead yet when the police were doing their initial searches (the dog hadn't died yet, so it's possible they were still alive if they were just kinda wandering around in the woods) and the fact that searches probably weren't happening frequently throughout that 3 year period

    • @MrZoolook
      @MrZoolook 5 месяцев назад +5

      28.3 square mile search zone, over rugged and vegetated terrain. Other cases to investigate.
      Just saying.

  • @angelagreen3642
    @angelagreen3642 Год назад +142

    Poor Trevor 😢

    • @dmap9342
      @dmap9342 Год назад +38

      He has such a kind face, the poor family I cant imagine what they're going through.

    • @jessicahanley5080
      @jessicahanley5080 Год назад +19

      Yeah, he was a cute Irish boy.😢

  • @lolabloo
    @lolabloo Год назад +36

    This was a great video, I really enjoy stories like these
    BTW, thank God they saved that poor dog

  • @BernardoMam80
    @BernardoMam80 Год назад +155

    Scary stuff ngl

  • @rcdune7132
    @rcdune7132 Год назад +13

    Everytime i take a road trip I always stop to examine the missing people posters at Rest Stops... Its just extremely creepy when you're at a rest stop or truck stop at night and you see these Missing Persons posters on the walls.... it just gives it a more eerie feeling knowing these people are possibly still out there somewhere

  • @emilyEJU
    @emilyEJU Год назад +48

    I found this channel the other day and I've been binge watching these videos since, this is by far one of the most interesting channels when it comes to horror-themed things. I've especially been loving the murderer encounters! Great story-telling skills, very intriguing!

    • @catalinat4721
      @catalinat4721 Год назад +2

      Facts!

    • @codezero7981
      @codezero7981 Год назад +3

      I love this channel! Chilling Scares is like Mr. Nightmare younger brother

    • @catalinat4721
      @catalinat4721 Год назад

      @@codezero7981 YES!!

  • @Em-pv5ey
    @Em-pv5ey Год назад +14

    I’m from Victoria BC Canada where Emma Fillipoff went missing. We have lots of strange disappearances here on Vancouver Island… 😕

  • @othersunsets
    @othersunsets Год назад +40

    love this video and how much detail you give about each case. i don't think i've heard of any of them except the jamison family, and maybe emma, the woman that thought she was being stalked. very unsettling. hope they are eventually found and whatever happened to them gets solved. it'd be cool if you did more videos like this one!

  • @davidryan2874
    @davidryan2874 Год назад +75

    I knew Trevor personally, it’s terrible that his family got no closure to his disappearance

    • @Victoria12339
      @Victoria12339 Год назад +23

      It's so sad. What do you think happened him ? Do you know what Trevors family suspect happened? I think everyone in Dublin knows this case and will always remember Trevor. Its such a strange case. I think of him often and I didn't know him but I remember the night he went missing. It's just so strange there is still no answers

    • @60circuits60
      @60circuits60 Месяц назад +1

      woah dude, a wild Flying Saucer Attack cover art on your avatar in such an unexpected and odd place! massive respect! highly recommend checking out Crescent too, another Bristol band whom I believe the FSA guy also made music with, they're hella awesome!

    • @davidryan2874
      @davidryan2874 Месяц назад

      @@60circuits60 I’ll check them out. You’re the second person to say that to me about my avatar 😎 great band

  • @portia2374
    @portia2374 Год назад +40

    I hate when children fall under dangerous circumstances because of their parents. It’s very obvious the parents were batshit crazy and high off their rocker. The mother didn’t take her medication for bipolar and the father had a history of drug abuse. My father has bipolar schizophrenia and he refuses to take his meds. I know from first hand experience that untreated bipolar can make people violent and impulsive. The letter she wrote is also super weird and it implies that the father tried to kill her. It sounds like they were definitely having marital issues because of untreated mental illness, illegal drug use, and financial problems. My theory is that it was a murder-suicide. I think one of the parents snapped, killed the other, and killed their daughter.

    • @pokeek6080
      @pokeek6080 Год назад +13

      I know what you mean, I feel very bad for their daughter, she got killed because of their circumstances, at the very young age of six. And I'm sorry to hear that about your father. Yeah, I agree that's probably what most likely happened that day.

    • @ximwatchingyoux
      @ximwatchingyoux Год назад +12

      I thought the same thing. Why else would all that money be left in the car, like if someone murdered them all? They definitely would have taken the money with them.

    • @humayrafaizah1428
      @humayrafaizah1428 Год назад

      ​@@ximwatchingyouxYou don't watch that many true crime vids, do you? You can find hundreds of unsolved crime where murders happen but perpetrators don't touch the money/valuables and just left after they finish up with their job. If murder is their sole target, they don't care about how much you have on you or what expense stuffs you are carrying.

    • @whitetrashkel
      @whitetrashkel 6 месяцев назад

      When you say Bipolar Schizophrenia do you mean a dual diagnosis of Bipolar & Schizophrenia, or Schizo Active disorder?

    • @Sledge666
      @Sledge666 6 месяцев назад

      @@ximwatchingyouxTHE MONEY is the strangest in that case

  • @scorpions1965
    @scorpions1965 Год назад +146

    How can you not love Chilling Scares?

    • @CohenMore
      @CohenMore Год назад +10

      🤖

    • @LionsFN
      @LionsFN Год назад +11

      Blud called me an NPC when bro is acting like one right now

    • @undeej6621
      @undeej6621 Год назад +2

      It’s nice to see, but then also MEGA SUS when people post comments like this tbh lol…

    •  Год назад +9

      Yes, I love Mr. Nightm... I mean, Chilling Scares.

    • @scorpions1965
      @scorpions1965 Год назад +5

      In this thread I realized I’m a bot not a human thanks to everyone

  • @1Est87
    @1Est87 Год назад +36

    My cousin disappeared! We put out a missing person ! Two weeks later he was found cutt up in a duffle bag and thrown in a lake in Va. the guy that did it had killed 2 others and admitted to killing cousin. Sad thing is the police werent even looking for him for the murder he confessed to it along with the 2 others

    • @catchwreck928
      @catchwreck928 Год назад +9

      who and why did he do it? man im sorry. im too much of a vengeful person id probably put the word out from whereever he locked up.

    • @08daviep
      @08daviep Год назад +10

      I'm sorry for your loss. That's a tragic way for your cousin to have died. Would you mind sharing his name to read up on his case?

    • @1Est87
      @1Est87 Год назад +14

      @@08daviep His name is John Richardson he is 53 yrs old and he took the deal for life for my cousins case he has 2 other murders he had to take time for also and the case is out of Greensboro, Nc

    • @healingandgrowth-infp4677
      @healingandgrowth-infp4677 Год назад +3

      💔

    • @lotusflower8869
      @lotusflower8869 2 месяца назад +1

      Wow I'm so sorry... bless you

  • @ogreen8475
    @ogreen8475 Год назад +30

    You know if you saw your brother intoxicated wouldn’t you make sure he gets home safely and not tell him to drive safely!!🧐

    • @sundaybrunch7097
      @sundaybrunch7097 Год назад +3

      His brother was also drunk and drove himself home. Many people do this. Its not safe but far from uncommon.

  • @Silver_Falcon_79
    @Silver_Falcon_79 Год назад +43

    Chilling Scares never disappoints. Keep up the great work. And, I hope the families of the missing people find sime relief one day.

  • @christianrt94
    @christianrt94 Год назад +54

    So Stevens brother saw he was clearly intoxicated, and told him to drive home safe?.. Nice man smh.

    • @Elizabeth16225
      @Elizabeth16225 Год назад +13

      Right? I had to replay that part lmao like why not just bring him home with you… why even mention driving when he clearly shouldn’t be

    • @shroomyk
      @shroomyk Год назад +13

      I was wondering if anyone else was gonna mention just how shitfaced he was and then he is driving. He could barely walk in the video.

    • @Beey56
      @Beey56 Год назад +8

      Could have prevented him from talking shit to the dude who followed him too, you never know what kind of person you talk shit to

    • @humayrafaizah1428
      @humayrafaizah1428 Год назад +8

      That bothered me as well! What was he thinking? Stephen was not just slightly tipsy he was staggering. Why would anyone let their little brother drive in that condition?

    • @jennag3226
      @jennag3226 Год назад +4

      Lets not forget that his brother left hours before the footage we saw. The guy probably wasn't half as inebriated then as he was in the footage. It sounds like his brother basically told him to stop drinking, sober up and go home. Also, don't forget that he was a grown man and couldn't be forced to leave with his brother and he was with a bunch of friends so his brother probably trusted them to make sure he would be safe and to take his keys if he was too impaired to drive.

  • @NS_Youtube55
    @NS_Youtube55 Год назад +99

    Always a good day when Chilling Scares uploads 💯

    • @scorpions1965
      @scorpions1965 Год назад +1

      🤖

    • @kcbh24
      @kcbh24 Год назад +1

      Is it? Btw, the next poster copied you.

    • @alexzhangdragonn3438
      @alexzhangdragonn3438 Год назад +1

      Its sad this channel has to have bots comment under his videos

    • @kcbh24
      @kcbh24 Год назад

      @@alexzhangdragonn3438 it is pretty odd.

    • @SilverMist0121
      @SilverMist0121 8 месяцев назад

      How do you know it's a bot​@@alexzhangdragonn3438

  • @Leapn2marz
    @Leapn2marz Год назад +26

    The most creepy missing stories I read about are the national forest stories. Blows my mind how many go missing

    • @brockfordjunktion
      @brockfordjunktion Год назад +14

      It's surprisingly easy to get lost in the woods, especially when you're not familiar with the area.

    • @Leapn2marz
      @Leapn2marz Год назад +6

      @@brockfordjunktion that yes but the one I read that haunts me is a mother who took her eyes off her child for a second and all of sudden the kid goes missing?? How? Never was found

    • @skycloud4802
      @skycloud4802 Год назад +12

      ​@@Leapn2marz I caution a bit of healthy skepticism on those stories. If somebody says they only took their eyes off their child for "a second" and they went missing, it's just likely that they are lying to themselves and it was much longer.
      Nobody is going to admit they were negligent and weren't watching their young children all day in the woods. For outdoor swimming, drownings however are much more believable to be that somebodies head would fast drown underwater in a second.

    • @AnubisDark
      @AnubisDark Год назад +1

      You must know missing411?

    • @ayugoslav5554
      @ayugoslav5554 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@brockfordjunktionthe real actual reasons for these disappearances would have you shit bricks

  • @daniellincoln3744
    @daniellincoln3744 Год назад +22

    I feel like all Florida lakes, ponds and the like should be routinely investigated for foul play. 🤔

  • @Parks_21
    @Parks_21 Год назад +13

    Something he didn't mention about the Jamison family That a picture was taken of the daughter Before their demise When investigators viewed the picture they couldn't tell the daughter's reaction whether she was terrified or excited. Evidence might support that the daughter's mixed reaction A stranger might have taken the photo

  • @Man0fkulture
    @Man0fkulture Год назад +37

    Seriously this channel is amazing! its style and tone is so similar to the old Mr. Nightmare videos which produces a lot of nostalgia energy! keep it up Chilling scares I love your content!

    • @Sledge666
      @Sledge666 6 месяцев назад

      chilling scares has better narration than Mr nightmare IN MY OPINION

    • @Man0fkulture
      @Man0fkulture 6 месяцев назад

      @@Sledge666 I agree his audio is much cleaner compared to MN, but he bears similarity to the old MN videos

  • @iced.autumn
    @iced.autumn Год назад +51

    Great video! You should think about doing more true crime. I had heard all these stories before but you brought something new to each of them. I always thought the Jamison family disappearance might have to do with drugs. Then to hear that Bobby's father was into m3th, it makes that theory all the more probable.

    • @lisakabula891
      @lisakabula891 Год назад +6

      Maybe I missed it, but I was waiting for Chilling Scares to show the recovered cell phone photo of the Jamison’s little girl by the rock-to me that is the most disturbing evidence of their disappearance. RIP.

    • @humayrafaizah1428
      @humayrafaizah1428 Год назад +1

      It's not as straightforward as it seems. If drugs were involved, how come no drugs or pills were ever found?I agree something was not right with the family but I just don't think it's a drug deal gone wrong. There are several issues at play which don't make much sense. And it all feels like a convoluted plot of an espionage. Whatever happened to them it's awfully creepy and mysterious. Hope something comes up.

    • @atrxmx2542
      @atrxmx2542 Год назад +2

      i agree that drugs were involved, but no way they brought their young daughter to a drug deal, and any drug deal happening out in the woods is an expensive deal. Just makes no sense to bring your daughter, only way that would click with me is if it was set up to look like a drug deal from someone who wanted them dead and wasn’t thinking clearly (dad on meth)

  • @aaryanpokhare
    @aaryanpokhare Год назад +22

    I was really having a bad weekend and was feeling alone, thank you uploading now i feel like there's someone following me 💀🙂.

    • @Neucher
      @Neucher Год назад +3

      are you new to true crime videos ? I only had that in the beginning 💀

    • @Em-tj6rh
      @Em-tj6rh 9 месяцев назад +1

      I’ve been watching true crime for a while, but I still get that feeling mostly at night though I feel paranoid but during the day I’m fine. It gets better :)

    • @dumbpeopleliveon1312
      @dumbpeopleliveon1312 22 дня назад

      @@Neucherit never stops no matter how many tears you been watching

  • @steveo0127
    @steveo0127 Год назад +30

    The narration with the spooky music is amazing I wish you made more videos their definitely worth watching ❤

    • @BeeWhistler
      @BeeWhistler Год назад +2

      Yeah, this is a narrator who knows how to sound somber without sounding like he’s falling asleep.

  • @Cavernvision
    @Cavernvision Год назад +8

    That last story- go home, Steven, you’re drunk. Drive safely.- dude was so drunk he was half falling into the candy shelves! Why would anyone tell him to drive himself home?

  • @thekiwiclipper1113
    @thekiwiclipper1113 Год назад +13

    Great video. I'm surprised ive never heard of the jameson famiy disappearence. I think we'd all love more true crime content

  • @yoshikarussell8089
    @yoshikarussell8089 Год назад +6

    My first time checking out this channel and I'm hooked!! New subscriber immediately... Another binge-worthy channel❤❤❤

  • @PieroMinayaRojas
    @PieroMinayaRojas Год назад +22

    Reality is scarier than fiction, that's why I love this channel

  • @timdj9826
    @timdj9826 Год назад +13

    In that case with Emma, the the hell would nobody go interview that damn 7/11 clerk???

  • @jacoh9591
    @jacoh9591 Год назад +14

    When I saw the picture of Stephen my only thought watts "this guy probably got into a confrontation with the wrong people". Just looks like that type of guy

    • @m00nrac00n
      @m00nrac00n Месяц назад

      Yea. Chronic Fratboy/Jersey Shore Face.

  • @Rs_Rilla
    @Rs_Rilla Год назад +29

    Honestly I feel like chilling scares does better with crime type videos rather than scary reddit stories. Don't get me wrong I love both, but it seems he makes less videos than when he started. There's so much crime content whether by footage, true crime, storytime that there's even to spare
    Either way, I love his content ❤

  • @Lupinemancer87
    @Lupinemancer87 Год назад +65

    "I have an idea, how about we create an object that allows us to record stuff, that way if something happens we'll have it on tape."
    "Sounds like a good idea, but they need to be clear so we can catch anything useful."
    "Nah, let's make these the shittiest pieces of technology we have so you can barely see what's going on."
    "Why would we do that?"
    "Why not?"

    • @BrokenValentine-333
      @BrokenValentine-333 7 месяцев назад +7

      Still fucking boggles my mind how they still had a CCTV system from what? The damn 60s?? For security footage in 2010s//2020s 😂😂

  • @zackadamec9332
    @zackadamec9332 Год назад +15

    I'm a massive true crime fan, but the unexplained disappearances always drive me nuts and I end up dying for answers about as much as a family member would. Drives me nuts watching cases with no explanation or closure.

  • @THEBOLDWITNESSTV
    @THEBOLDWITNESSTV Год назад +7

    I learn one thing here: don't walk home alone at night but sometimes its unavoidable. I also learn that alcohol is usually involved in these stories

  • @pokecat6122
    @pokecat6122 Год назад +20

    The fact that they haven’t found the last guys car is pretty crazy. I feel like it has to be crashed somewhere, but who knows.

    • @brandonbudd7328
      @brandonbudd7328 Год назад +10

      It was taken to a chop shop.

    • @Sledge666
      @Sledge666 6 месяцев назад

      In the footage the dude showing in the silver car probably did a mistake to the drunk brother so,missing person snapped n the dude in silver car chased him after to finish what the dumb intoxicated brother started😂

  • @JetBazooka21
    @JetBazooka21 Год назад +24

    The case of Lars Mitank still creeps me
    out to this day

    • @FaviXakes
      @FaviXakes 7 месяцев назад +2

      Its a case i get anxiety from knowing im probably going to die not knowing what happened to him

  • @sams3015
    @sams3015 Год назад +34

    Sadly here in Ireland there is far more missing people than one would imagine. You should cover the surge of missing women that occurred between 80s to the mid 00s here on a video
    Weirdly: there a show on tv tonight about it

    • @emmaclarke2885
      @emmaclarke2885 Год назад +5

      Are you referring to Ireland's Vanishing Triangle cases?

    • @KingOfTheMandem
      @KingOfTheMandem Год назад +10

      Yes Larry Murphy so scary that his out and free or if not him whoever it was being never caught and probably still walking around

  • @BuildAQueenL
    @BuildAQueenL Год назад +40

    Walking through a dark forest at night is absolutely terrifying. 🌲🌙

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад +1

      How would you know? Do you go wandering through the forest at night?

    • @BuildAQueenL
      @BuildAQueenL Год назад +6

      @@FSU2001 yes

    • @FSU2001
      @FSU2001 Год назад

      @@BuildAQueenL
      Why?

    • @skycloud4802
      @skycloud4802 Год назад +2

      Terrifying or calm depending on the place and situation. I've actually detoured through woods quite a few times before in the middle of night because I felt safer taking a short cut there compared to town centre. In town, I could encounter a drunken bar user or drugged out yob on the street. By cutting through the woods, I've only been occasionally spooked by wild deer, foxes, and boar. No murderer is going to wait in the bushes 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365+ whatever days a a year, for decades, to catch a unsuspecting wandering.

    • @AnubisDark
      @AnubisDark Год назад

      Not terrifying, exciting

  • @BXNISH169
    @BXNISH169 Год назад +17

    Am i the only one who makes sure to have something to eat before i start watching his vids😅 BTW great vid❤

  • @southernfriedwestcoaster
    @southernfriedwestcoaster Год назад +17

    On Wednesday apparently I had been in the same area as where Kiana Gibbon had last been seen. It weirds me out that I'm probably one of the last people to have maybe seen her. That day i had been chased by a couple of stray dogs leading me to run towards the area she went missing in. I hope she gets found. She is 18 and just starting adulthood barely a day into going to college.

  • @ytsn_THE_OG
    @ytsn_THE_OG Год назад +17

    Yeah Steven definitely got murdered and robbed. Because of where it is, and as soon as I heard the description, I knew it happened.

  • @MandenTV
    @MandenTV Год назад +3

    This is so mysterious, I’m getting chills all up and down my body. So far down, it’s crazy how sad and mysterious this is.

  • @Bruh1
    @Bruh1 Год назад +7

    Last time I seen your videos you were at like 130k you’ve blown up. Deserved bro

  • @Warzulu77
    @Warzulu77 11 месяцев назад +4

    I could honestly watch the worst ever horror movie and still have it come second place to real missing person cases. There’s something about the legitimacy of these events that genuinely make me feel uneasy. Knowing that we are looking at last pieces of footage of someone being alive whilst they are unaware of their final few moments taking place is very disturbing indeed.

  • @thishallakshan7410
    @thishallakshan7410 Год назад +15

    Its a good day when chilling scares upload a new vid : )

  • @lornarettig3215
    @lornarettig3215 Год назад +9

    In the final case, I think I would have called the police about the guy being totally drunk while driving if I was at the gas station. It would likely have saved his life either way.

  • @rheanonjasmyne
    @rheanonjasmyne Год назад +8

    I feel so bad about people with mental illness, mainly because I don't understand it. I have had BAD things happen to me, I was bullied all throughout school, was abused by both parents, and that was sexual, physical and emotional abuse. I think I've come out of my problems fairly well, I can't and won't say I'm not damaged, but I'm ALIVE and I think WELL !

  • @MightyJimmy295
    @MightyJimmy295 Год назад +15

    Idk if I've said this already but for me you are up there with Mr Nightmare as the best horror content creators on RUclips.

  • @hardcore_rs
    @hardcore_rs Год назад +22

    Much respect to you who search for all that stuff ❤️

    • @chriskrausesmovie
      @chriskrausesmovie Год назад +1

      How much respect are you giving people

    • @hardcore_rs
      @hardcore_rs Год назад

      @@chriskrausesmovie everything he deserved 😂

  • @Miniowns
    @Miniowns Год назад +13

    You're killing it on both channels mr nightmare!!

  • @LeL-q9e
    @LeL-q9e Год назад +18

    Sadly Emmas her mental health issues may have caused her to accept a ride from a predator. The Jamison case I read about a few years back but nothing of a paranormal aspect was mentioned. It's a weird case. In 2009 a NY teen girl took off for Myrtle beach with some friends without her parents knowing. Soon she went missing. A drug dealer told police other dealers abused her and threw her body in a swamp to be eaten by gators. A serial killer later confessed to having abducted and killed her. Her family has closure but not the others. As you can see even if a body is found we may still not know what happened to them. If they were murdered or died by misadventure.

    • @Sledge666
      @Sledge666 6 месяцев назад

      Is this case about the NY girl missing globally known?btw WHAT KINDA MOTHERF@@@@WILL ADMIT HIS CRIMES

  • @janemba42
    @janemba42 Год назад +16

    Drug deal gone wrong? Yeah they will totally leave 32k at the crime scene

  • @Jay-n262
    @Jay-n262 Год назад +11

    These are some of the strangest and creepy disappearances I've heard to date.

  • @Moderator_user
    @Moderator_user Год назад +14

    You know Steven made the wrong guy mad. Although It’s unfortunate for his disappearance.

    • @jackiechun5817
      @jackiechun5817 Год назад +7

      BINGO homie 🎯. From the video... he definitely got redrum 👀😒

  • @LaMuerteCatrina44
    @LaMuerteCatrina44 Год назад +7

    Steven is probably in water along with his vehicle. Somewhere outside of town. If that silver vehicle was chasing him , and he was drunk he might have crashed somewhere in a lake or something. These are so creepy 😳

    • @hansblitz7770
      @hansblitz7770 Год назад +2

      The old trick is to rear end them, pretend like it was an accident, get out to exchange insurance, then, since he had thrown something at the other car, and it was a black guy we're talkimg about, they murdered him and took the car.

  • @ITSTOEASY1337
    @ITSTOEASY1337 Год назад +13

    Whenever Chilling Scares posts you know it’s gonna be a good day

  • @ethanslattery1191
    @ethanslattery1191 11 месяцев назад +8

    Just an update on the Trevor Deeley disappearance, the Gardaí (Irish Police), had identified the man that was following him and have reported that he did not have any sinister intent towards Deeley, and are happy as a result of him having no connection with Deeley’s disappearance. The source I got this information from was the Irish Times.

  • @user-wv1mg6fi6m
    @user-wv1mg6fi6m 8 месяцев назад

    This channel is incredible. One of the best on youtube. I’m so
    impressed. Thank you for all of
    your hard work!!!!!!