I'm not tossing around theories or anything, but it seems the investigators are pretty sloppy with their scenes; glossing over things, leaving possible evidence, and leaving trash and tools behind. Not saying it's deliberate, but it's definitely neglectful.
@Oboroth *Doubt it? So dealing with crime scenes whether it be Murder, Overdose or Suicide wouldn't get stressful and mentally damaging for an individual doing that day in and day out ?? If you honestly think it wouldn't then BOOM there's a new Career Path for you bud.*
They don't really give a single fuck. Why would they try to do their job as they are required to do by the eyes of the public while they get to do a half ass job and take their sweet time too, while collecting their $70k salary and watching their pensions grow.
I’m not sure how other cities are, but by the looks of these crime scenes Baltimore PD is one of the most unprofessional departments in the country. Evidence, blood, gloves just left? Ridiculous...
Josh Sharon I remember everything during the riots. It seems since then police have seriously scaled back and the crime has just escalated. What a terrifying city.
The farm where I lived in Moriarty New Mexico we were renting a trailer there and people used to drop their dogs off so we constantly had strays running around because people were bastards and thought they should just dump their dogs on some plot of land and leave. At one time we were taking care of three different strays that had been left behind. Eventually we had to drop them off at the humane society because we were moving and couldn't afford take care of the dogs anymore sadly.
I really, really hope the poor thing was dead when they left jt. It worries me that they tied it like that, I hope they didn't leave it to die alone out there.
I remember you doing the live stream when you were filming shots from your GoPro attached to your car. I have to say that they are some of the best footage in your documentary. A simple but brilliant idea btw. And the deer at the end was not only one heck of shot to get, but it summed up the documentary in a peacefully and beautiful manner. By far the best documentary you've made to date.
What a dark, evil city. I am blown away by the carelessness of law enforcement and human decency. Dumping dead pets and people off on the side of the road, police littering the streets and failing to clean up biohazards, leaving pieces of human remains out in the open, lowlives killing just because they didn't get their way - it's all just so unsettling. I cannot believe people jog in that park. Absolutely unfathomable. During the day is it just like any other park? Do families go there? Does anyone camp? I just can't believe a place condemned to be a perpetual murder site could be maintained as a public park. Great work as always. Mr. Bell.
I had been walking and driving around leakin park with my husband and son for years before I even HEARD of murders happening in the past. The park is busy even in the middle of this pandemic and always seemed to be full of people passing jogging riding bikes etc
@@ladypalerider yeah its always got high activity during the day time... just be careful FR im sure you know the areas surrounding that park while a few are okay or "safe", theres also 2-3 of the worst project hoods of the west side... there is a weird evilness to the westside imo and that park seems to hold something to it also imo... its like a ripe area for serial type crimes even if its all different ppl doing the kiling
djeurosham they were prbably trying to keep wonderbread here from getting himself and the chocolate family killed the same way. Its a norm in chocolate neighborhoods that wonderbread people dont understand because they didnt grow up in chocolate cultures.
I thought leaving the knife was sloppy, cut to the next scene where Dan finds an entire-ass fragmented skull, a patella, and a handful of ammo. Now the medical examiner is on scene but ONLY due to Dan's hard work. Bro is clearing more cases than the entire PD. Good work, Dan. These are people who deserve to be seen and treated and humans. They deserve justice.
It is heartbreaking but this place is known as Baltimore's open air cemetery because of the amount of bodies that have been found. Its awful about the dogs found but horrendous about the people. There poor families
❌@5:08 you see GREEN TRASH CANS that perfectly match that GREEN plastic at the bottom of the stairs where the blood/ body was found. They used a trash can to transport that body to the stair location.
Those cans also have wheels on the bottom, which would leave a deep mark on the ground when drug with a body in it... The "gurney" wouldnt have been taking out as much weight
Well worth the wait. Sad to see a park turn into such a nightmare for so many. Thank for all you put up with so we can tag along, shit can't be easy. Stay safe man; looking forward to whatever you have in store for us next.
to be fair, the mind can do a defense mechanism of disbelief when you find something distressing. when you see something normal, it doesnt shock you so its easy to come up with theories and think about it, but when it's something like this, it's so easy to doubt it, because you don't want it to be what you think it is.
Even though I heard you talk about it on the podcast & livesteams, seeing it makes it so much more shocking (and I have a hollow feeling inside right now). Excellent work Dan. It was worth the wait.
Knowing it was a suicide, the findings where still creepy. Crazy they cleaned those stairs so well. And it's weird that dog was wrapped in metal. Poor baby.
@@poke_cactushobby3780 I totally sped up the video when he poking through the bag because I knew it would be another dead animal and it breaks my heart, I can't bear to watch animal cruelty. Now I wish I hadn't read these comments because I didn't know the outcome of what was in the bag.
I’m pretty sure you’re wrong about that Dan because it would be almost impossible to make the bag that tight with The dog being alive. I’m sure they bashed it’s skull in or slit it’s throat before doing it because if not they would have had to put extreme effort into making the bag that tight with the dog moving around
This is so sad. When you found the human remains, I am disappointed (again) that the police didn't return to look during the daytime. Thank you for helping and not letting these victims be forgotten.
Who else internally screamed at the fifteen minute mark when he was like, "Oh this could be human skull". That was so heavy Dan. This stuff cannot be easy for you. I really, really hope you do talk to professionals and that you have a really good support system. Thank you for spreading the word about this crime, and for the wonderful documentaries you do. Just remember to please take care of yourself.
Not going to lie, this documentary really got to me. Especially the guy who committed suicide in the woods. He had his skateboard and laptop with him. I didn’t know him or anything but I found that hard to take. Great documentary Dan. One of the best videos you’ve ever made.
I would be so pissed if someone a month 1/2 later stumbled across the rest of my loved ones remains and the police didn't bother to collect ALL of the bones... they were obviously right on the surface where Dan found them in like 2 minutes.... then they leave all their gloves and shit behind? WTF?
If you listened to what Dan said, he said they had missed the rest of the bone fragments that the shotgun had blown away because they found the body and did the investigation at night.
@@freedomisslavery6840 would you still say that if it were your kid? Say it's your 10 yr old daughter; would you feel that " oh well, Baltimore has ALOT of murders!", so they can't possibly investigate thoroughly enough that your 1/2 your daughters' face wasn't found over a month later by some random guy
@U mad bro? I figured an official police officer saying "Yes those are definitely human remains" would tip most people off. Did they break out a DNA test? no. But the story, along with the location, and a professional in the field confirming without a doubt; is enough for me.
Lassa Green wow thank you Lassa. It’s so freaky because I assumed it was just animal bones and then when they picked them up it became very possible that it was human. Once they really inspected them I got a chill.
@@BoogerBoy365 The only thing good in that city is all the Edgar Allan Poe stuff but i have not been there since late 90s and I'm never going back. That place is worse than Detroit and thats hard to beat.
We had a guy commit suicide on a nearby basketball court, and the next day there were gloves everywhere and kitty litter still soaking up the massive blood puddle. Nobody ever came to clean it up.
I’m a nurse and we were taught throw ALL contaminated clothing, gloves away at all times and seeing the first DDW Part 1 and now this......ugh grrrr, pisses me off and then the blood not being properly cleaned up.🤬
@@GlassOnion. Can't it still carry bacteria? I find cool animal bones when I go hiking but I'm always afraid to touch them. My first thought is always...could it have had rabies?
@@GlassOnion. it isnt about bacteria or a virus... he was touching potential crime scene items and human remains; you should never ever do this because you may damage the items and make a case less solvable. If anyone ever sees anything, report it.. dont touch it.
BTW,stop raw dogging crime scenes w/ no gloves... did you know that the hepatitis virus can survive outside the body in a spot of blood for around a month!
My cat was laying on the pillow next to me and I had my head on him and just as you found the bones something spooked him and he leaped up. Well I near about died! Talk about a full sensory experience! Stellar work as always Dan.
I wonder why the police officer initially approached you? On foot no less? Helicopter radioed activity below? Did you call them? Given your surprise I don't think so, right? Seems as if you had your finger on something in the vicinity.
@@ThisisDanBell I was shocked by how calm he was, especially when telling you that you were holding human remains!! It reminded me of the cop from your other Leakin Park video where the officer helped you open the bag and he said the entire time it was probably a dog. I thought wtf do they get dead dogs in trash bags often??? But after watching this ep I realize how common death is there (human and animal) and I'm mortified. Thank you for your documentaries, I had no idea about any of this.
@@rosyrooroo352 Yeah I don't believe that last cop was what you call "calm". He just wanted to get out fast, making up an excuse that it was a dog. I'm sure most people would do the same if they stumbled upon someone in a park that is known for murders and body dumps, especially since the officer was there alone at night. Dan could have easily killed the cop if he were a psycho, which is why the cop wanted to do his patrol fast
Comrade Gulag of OurTube The cop with the dog was def nervous but I totally believe he thought it was a dog. I meant that they all seem calm when saying it’s any sort of living thing thrown in a bag and dumped in the woods (they aren’t shocked by it cause it happens a lot). It also seems like a common occurrence for animals to get dumped there so I don’t think he was making it up. Like the cop in this video said that it could be human but also dog or deer, meaning they get a lot of dogs left there too.
The fact that you are able to just go to a murder site THE DAY AFTER it took place really shocks me. There's plenty of gang related violence in the West Midlands of England where I live, but (without wanting to come across as playing some sort of smug game of nationalistic "oneupmanship") I'm pretty sure random members of the public couldn't just pop over and film the place the next day, under most circumstances. Did they seriously just leave a puddle of legitimately human blood behind?! Let me apologize for labeling you a "random member of the public", Mr. Bell. This was an excellent pt. 2 and well worth the wait.
When there's a crime scene, the police don't actually clean up. They take the body and evidence and leave. If there's a murder or a suicide in your house, you have to deal with whatever's left. Blood, brains, anything they don't need to clear the scene. So yeah, they left blood behind. They always do and always will; it's not their job to clean the scene.
@@JackReacheround Come on, it's an abandoned building. They would've known there was no responsible owner. You shouldn't just leave a scene like that without getting somebody to clean it up.
Looked like heating oil for me. They dye it red to prevent people from putting it into their cars or for better identification if they have a look into someones gas tank.
Crazy how years later, they are still dispose animals in the same bags… still don’t have the murderers of Vashon and I feel so sad for the people of Baltimore, to live with the amount of crime and violence. Thank you Dan and Rick, for making these films 😭
My theory is Dan is the killer, and he’s solving his own crime and this is all an elaborate setup to get a movie deal If only it was that innocent, it really seems like a serial killer or killers Also could this be vigilante justice? Or just rival gang crime
It's a crying shame that such a beautiful place has been so permanently tainted by the most disgusting, evil acts of Maryland's worst. These monsters can ruin anything of value for the rest of us. A park should be a place to get away from the hustle & bustle of the city, to breathe nature in, & get a healthy walk or jog in, while enjoying being amongst nature. Leakin Park can never be a lush, green paradise for anyone who is familiar with what its used for...a cadaver dump. And I'm still shocked that the police missed those huge skull fragments, especially the jaw with obviously human teeth. I assume Baltimore's law enforcement is just so overwhelmed with horrific crimes that it's just another body to them. Maybe to be able to cope with their job, they must remove their emotions, & I can't really fault them for doing a job that I could never handle. It would be so difficult to feel like you were making a difference, when the same crimes keep on happening over & over. I do pray for the families of these victims. Thank you Dan Bell, for another raw, but honest look into Baltimore's shame, the Devil's Well.💔👏👏👏
I was born and raised in Baltimore. So I can tell you that most city parks there are bad. You can't really relax because you are always on edge from fear of being attacked.
I've never watched something from between my fingers with my face in my hands, at least not since I was a kid. But cutting open that bag definitely had me doing that. I'm glad the body wasn't human but I don't understand how people can just do that. Great documentary as always, worth the wait for sure.
I'm glad that the apartment building where the body was found in now being used for something. too many abandoned buildings are just left to rot and not just in Baltimore.
Wtf is wrong with the police in that town anyway leaving bones shells crime tape and used gloves at every scene??? Talk about incompetent wtf is wrong with these big cities
It's not just big cities, that's just how it works everywhere. People who seek out that line of work seem to do it for reasons that supercede the duties of the job itself. A lot of them are honestly not fit to run water much less an investigation, they see a job in law enforcement as a free ticket to do whatever they want around town without too many people doing anything about it.
Hi friends! I am a mortician and work closely with my local Medical Examiner's office in my town. I am very unhappy to report that things like this are all too common to find. Unfortunately, our Medical Examiner's teams are grossly understaffed and neglectful with their findings. It's horrible, but I wanted to personally thank Dan for shedding some light on this because it's more common than people think, and it makes me fucking sick that I can't say anything without fear of reprocussions from my employment and town. I do live halfway across the nation from Baltimore, MD.
It's a real "Homicide: Life on the Street" (for those who don't remember this excellent '90s show, it was based in Baltimore, MD)! When you found the bones, and told the officer and then the medical examiner ... wow. Excellent sleuthing!
@@dylanguzman1521 probably no one. It actually happens often that pets die and people either don't know what to do with them, can't afford to dispose of them properly, or live in an urban area and can't bury them. Sad.
Man your videos are absolutely amazing.. such quality content, video quality, and editing. I’m so glad you were suggested to me by RUclips.. keep it up, great work
Incredible work, Dan. I can't even imagine the anxiety you go through to get this footage given the things that seem to happen to you every time you go to that park. This has to take a toll on you. Thank you for pushing through it to tell a compelling story.
Such a brutal, chilling watch. The dog and especially the finding of the bone fragments made me so sick. I really hope Vashon's killer can be brought to justice one day. Excellent, brave work Dan.
Yes, we do.. We definitely do... And you are absolutely correct that it is a war zone.. You learn where you can go at night and where not too.. And unfortunately, you adopt a see but don't say attitude about a lot of things.. Sometimes it can be the difference between life and death..
@@whoathatsanicememe3093 Well I will pray for all of you. You should not have to live this way. I lived in St Louis in the late 50s and into the early 60s. As a school kid it was scary for me as we came from a rural farm in the hills and flat lands of a southern state. You be safe and maybe this will get better soon.
@@lindagreen1105 thanks, I am outside of Baltimore now.. Moved to a suburb and I am so happy to be here and not in the city anymore.. I believe if people would start voting differently (Cummings was in office for like 20 years or so) things might start to change.. But I think a lot of people in Baltimore are just cynical, and rightfully so, so no one tries much anymore.. And it's sad because Baltimore at its best is really a beautiful city with great people..
im from brooklyn and currently live in philly. baltimore is the only lace i am terrified to go near. i got lost driving thru those streets one night and my heart never beat so fast.
Corruption 🤷🏽♀️ just like some of the cops in Australia. Also you should report the dogs as it’s most likely a dog fighting ring.....but then again, why would the cops care about dogs if they don’t care about humans 😩
): Wow, I never thought of that. People keep commenting saying they don't understand why people are dumping their dogs there, that would make sense. Especially when they're only bagged. The dog in this video seems more cared for? By being wrapped in blankets.
Not true,I found a grocery bag with drowned kittens in it in a rural Ohio ditch,,,,I've also seen livecats thrown from a car on a busy state route,people are sick
Sir Arnie Sure...but instead of people committing suicide, folks are just bring dropped off already dead, or dead then set on fire, or nearly dead for processing. This place is disgusting and the crimes committed here are absolutely terrifying.
I've said that too Sir Arnie. I have an Austrian friend who has filmed in the Japanese forest and told him about the park. He'd like to film in there also. I told him that it is a very dangerous place to be. Kind of makes one wonder how many folks might be murdered in Japan and maybe dumped in that forest as well. Who knows. When they said it was a suicide where the person's head was shot off, it could have been murder and made to look like a suicide. If you're going to commit suicide would you care about bringing a skateboard & lap top with you ect.? Plus carry a shot gun? Crazy stuff.
I did the same in Atlanta, near the old Braves stadium, back about 20 years ago, just me and my mom. Big mistake. Two young white ladies...and then our power steering went out. I wasn’t scared until my mom started crying.
@@YoushouldloveyourselfNOW1738 yes, drug dealers are inherently bad, and do bad things that they should not do. But that doesn't mean that they should die. He was a human being, just like you... that grew up in a bad environment that made him do the things he did
Dan Bell, I love what you do. Your short films/doco's no matter the subject are not only entertaining but insightful and often carry commentary of the human condition. Thankyou
This is all so saddening. People sinking to all sorts of depravity. Being that unfeeling about human life. Being in control during the act to hide who you are. Just I can't even wrap my head around it
As a huge animal lover, I really just want you to tell me that dog was buried with a heart-shaped collar and flowers in the bag. I wish they just lived in an apartment and for some reason had no other choice but to drop the body there. I wish people weren't so evil. Men and women have a small chance to fight off an attacker but children and animals have no chance 💔
Just speechless, Dan you seriously couldn't have done a better job portraying those awful murders. Your passion and empathy is evident in every clip, very moving!
Hey Dan! I grew up in Hagerstown MD and moved to waynesboro PA. I have family around west Baltimore. This is really interesting and amazing what you do. Creepy too. Sorry I know it’s an old video just found your channel.
Please keep making crime documentaries!! You have a INCREDIBLE TALENT. I can’t stop watching you’re work. Great job. You put work into these and it shows. Doesn’t get boring or repetitive. Thank you!
Definitely "No Love"... if you look at his priors, he was arrested for some heavy shit and got off with some probation! Meaning he ran his mouth to the cops... i.e. "No Love". When you live that life you get punished for breaking the cardinal rule... he brought that shit on his self!
@@liamscanlon469 No, @Mike Jones isn't saying "maybe it means this", he's telling you the truth! When someone gets arrested for serious shit, and keeps walking away with pbj (probation before judgement), it's because they snitched and got other people in trouble to save themselves. At that point, they're a c.i (confidential informant), a snitch! And people catch on really fast when someone is a snitch, and there's no love for a snitch on the streets. I'm not even in the drug game, but as Baltimore says "snitches end up in ditches!" In Baltimore, and I'm sure a whole lot of other places, seeing something is likely to get you killed, but talking about it...well then you're pretty much asking for it. Sad but true.
MARSOC 5th Pltn Tier1 Tier2 I live outside of Baltimore now but I lived in the city for years and everything you said is 100% correct. If someone sees something, they hardly ever talk about it because they know what will happen to them and their families if they open their mouth. Being in the wrong place at the wrong time can seriously get you killed in that city and I’m so glad I live in the country now.
@@laurenjanus9235 I just found a place in PA in the middle of nowhere, and it is beautiful! There are untouched streams and rivers, it's 209 acres and I'm taking it! I grew up going back and forth between Baltimore and Pennsylvania and I've always wanted to live there, not here. I still have family there and that's how I found this property: I'm literally supplying up as we speak. And as far as "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil"? My closest neighbor is 28 miles away, as the crow flies, and "town" is 90 miles away. It's almost identical to what it was like when I was growing up. I'm so happy lol. Have a happy new year and God bless. Thanks for your reply!
Always well worth the wait. Thank you for taking your time, and focusing on your presentation. This is why it's important to chill out and be patient, stellar work Dan!
Dan finding those bones but have been so disturbing. But it's comforting in a way that you found the rest of his remains and even touched them. You were able to do that for him.
Intensely SAD and moving! I applaud you for raising awareness within your community. Your photography is breathtaking, in many ways. The story is heartbreaking. Based upon the circumstances you have told us, the facts provided, the appearance of two messy crime scenes that were NEVER cleaned up immediately after and the carelessness of them leaving REAL EVIDENCE LIKE HUMAN BONES, and the lackadaisical and nonchalant attitude of your local “authorities “ on this leads me to FEEL and BELIEVE in my heart of hearts that the “so-called” suspect they have in custody for ONE of the murders IS NOT the perpetrator of either killing....rather all fingers point to ONE SOURCE.....A source I dare say that EVERYONE KNOWS who did this but is AFRAID TO SPEAK OUT and call them out...lol I won’t even but I hope my insinuation is CLEAR. Thank you Dan Bell for CARING when no one else did and exposing them. SOMEDAY THEY WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR CRIMES. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
Very sad. Great documentary. I wonder too if the people now living in that apartment complex know what happened there. I know for thing for sure..there's no way in hell I would want to go down there and do laundry!
Yeah they know. Probably figure there isn't much else they can do or anywhere else to go - if they live around there, "saving up for a move" out of the city is probably not happening
It depends. Leasing agents and realtors are legally supposed to disclose things like this, but they usually don't do it. Most people find out about deaths in and around their home from neighbors or newspapers
this was straight up wild, like you always see docos where they just look into things, have a peek around but straight up finding human remains in general is- hnnnnng
Dan, all I have to say is BRAVO!! Perfection. Amazingly done. You are such a wonderful story teller. Your film making is so captivating. Truly! I cannot wait for part 3.
Nothing. The driver was probably drunk and abandoned the vehicle. That sequence just didn’t fit in here. I’m putting together extra footage for Patreon so stay tuned. I’ll explain that whole incident at length.
I'm glad the trunk was empty. I was anxiously awaiting Part 2 for an answer... wasn't expecting to read it in comments, tho I am glad to have closure. Stuff like that weighs heavy on my heart
I came here because I watched Tyler Henry’s psychic reading where he picked up on Vashon. Great great work on this documentary. Even though Baltimore looks scary and gritty, for some reason it looks beautiful to me😔
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Your dead mall ones rock!
So happy I got a notification from Dan Bell! Love your videos and what you do! Keep up the great work!
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You gotta do the Travis Walton case!! This site in Arizona is Amazing.. A huge Forrest in Arizona is always atrange.
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I'm not tossing around theories or anything, but it seems the investigators are pretty sloppy with their scenes; glossing over things, leaving possible evidence, and leaving trash and tools behind. Not saying it's deliberate, but it's definitely neglectful.
Probably from the mental stress of the job
@Oboroth *Doubt it? So dealing with crime scenes whether it be Murder, Overdose or Suicide wouldn't get stressful and mentally damaging for an individual doing that day in and day out ?? If you honestly think it wouldn't then BOOM there's a new Career Path for you bud.*
@Oboroth *Some do perhaps but not all. Just like some police are cunts but not all.*
Dude, Baltimore has so many murders, it's like being CSI in Baghdad, Iraq. It's too much for anyone to handle.
They don't really give a single fuck. Why would they try to do their job as they are required to do by the eyes of the public while they get to do a half ass job and take their sweet time too, while collecting their $70k salary and watching their pensions grow.
This whole series need more exposure, some awards, and praise for being so raw.
Sure does. Damn I been up all FREAKING night watching this an have to go to work in 3 hours
Amen, I agree
I agree, seems they do much more than the actual investigators
I’m not sure how other cities are, but by the looks of these crime scenes Baltimore PD is one of the most unprofessional departments in the country. Evidence, blood, gloves just left? Ridiculous...
It's a daily occurrence. Baltimore is a prime shit hole
Josh Sharon I remember everything during the riots. It seems since then police have seriously scaled back and the crime has just escalated. What a terrifying city.
Josh Sharon My mind is blown how they left parts of that mans skull just laying in the woods... that’s someone’s loved one. So sad...
thats not just Baltimore - that happens everywhere.
It’s normal for first responders to litter up a scene like that.
Its upsetting that people can "discard" their animals like that... RIP pupper...
They dead dogs in garbage bags are probably bait dogs from a dog fighting ring. Humans can be such heartless creatures.
EVIL 😈 MONSTERS WALK AMONGST US , DRESSED AS HUMANS!!!!!!!👺👹
The farm where I lived in Moriarty New Mexico we were renting a trailer there and people used to drop their dogs off so we constantly had strays running around because people were bastards and thought they should just dump their dogs on some plot of land and leave. At one time we were taking care of three different strays that had been left behind. Eventually we had to drop them off at the humane society because we were moving and couldn't afford take care of the dogs anymore sadly.
I really, really hope the poor thing was dead when they left jt. It worries me that they tied it like that, I hope they didn't leave it to die alone out there.
And even more disturbing that remains of a murder victim can be dumped and set on fire like garbage. So chilling.
Things that I've learned from Dan Bell's channel
#1. Never go to Baltimore
baltimore is a really nice city
to die in
I 2nd that glad I live in New Zealand lol
#3. Minneapolis is now a really nice place
To die in
It really makes me appreciate the top notch education I got living in the Mid-Atlantic. I knew Baltimore was a sketchy place before I was an adult.
@@eaglescout1984 my family hates Baltimore as we are from cleveland, and they took the browns awwy from us. Everyone in NE ohio now despises Baltimore
not that anyone cares, but the insect seen at 33:20 is an american carrion beetle
I care. Thank you for the info!
genuine eel
thanks for telling me it calmed me down
The color on them reminds me of the top of a bumble bee. I've seen them before
and always wondered what they were. Thank You!
I fast forwarded to get a look...I appreciate the heads up 👍🏻
I care, thank you, you are appreciated!
I remember you doing the live stream when you were filming shots from your GoPro attached to your car. I have to say that they are some of the best footage in your documentary. A simple but brilliant idea btw. And the deer at the end was not only one heck of shot to get, but it summed up the documentary in a peacefully and beautiful manner. By far the best documentary you've made to date.
Sebastien Bolduc they definitely turned out ominous looking!
@Sebastien Bolduc I was watching Live Too! Behind the scenes shows the dedicated work Dan goes through with humor to get this piece complete!
An absolute knockout of a film. Beautifully shot and edited. We love you Dan!!
This and a couple of other clips of this same subject should be clumped together
should even show in theaters
I can’t wait to see yours Colin!
G@y vibes
What a dark, evil city. I am blown away by the carelessness of law enforcement and human decency. Dumping dead pets and people off on the side of the road, police littering the streets and failing to clean up biohazards, leaving pieces of human remains out in the open, lowlives killing just because they didn't get their way - it's all just so unsettling.
I cannot believe people jog in that park. Absolutely unfathomable. During the day is it just like any other park? Do families go there? Does anyone camp? I just can't believe a place condemned to be a perpetual murder site could be maintained as a public park.
Great work as always. Mr. Bell.
I had been walking and driving around leakin park with my husband and son for years before I even HEARD of murders happening in the past. The park is busy even in the middle of this pandemic and always seemed to be full of people passing jogging riding bikes etc
You guys stay safe out there. It's getting more dangerous by the day.
All good points , there is probably no.good answer the city is run by democrats .
@@ladypalerider yeah its always got high activity during the day time... just be careful FR im sure you know the areas surrounding that park while a few are okay or "safe", theres also 2-3 of the worst project hoods of the west side... there is a weird evilness to the westside imo and that park seems to hold something to it also imo... its like a ripe area for serial type crimes even if its all different ppl doing the kiling
Baltimore is trash
Rick's presence really calms me for some reason 😂
Same
At least the cop was cool. When he walked up on you guys, I was thinking "oh shit, they're about to go to jail"
I think he was glad it was some respectable people and not a bunch of junky scumbags for once.
Kinda ironic, how cops are supposed to make you feel safe when you're around them, but instead everyone is scared of them
Good thing Dan isn't black
If everyone were a little bit more like Dan Bell the world would be a brighter happier place.
Another stellar documentary. I really wish the family members who were gong to be interviewed hadn’t backed out. Great job, Dan!
djeurosham Hopefully I’ll get some interviews for part three.
djeurosham deed FANTASTIC DOCUMENTARY- thank you sir! Ty
Madam!
djeurosham they were prbably trying to keep wonderbread here from getting himself and the chocolate family killed the same way. Its a norm in chocolate neighborhoods that wonderbread people dont understand because they didnt grow up in chocolate cultures.
@@greenflamingoentertainment8613: You never should have dropped out of school...
I thought leaving the knife was sloppy, cut to the next scene where Dan finds an entire-ass fragmented skull, a patella, and a handful of ammo. Now the medical examiner is on scene but ONLY due to Dan's hard work. Bro is clearing more cases than the entire PD. Good work, Dan. These are people who deserve to be seen and treated and humans. They deserve justice.
Seeing dead pets dumped without a proper burial is heartbreaking 😥😥😥
Those aren't pets. They were probably forced into dog fighting and killed when they were considered useless. It's a horrific reality.
You’d be even more sad if you knew how terrible those dogs life were. At least they’re in a better place.
It is heartbreaking but this place is known as Baltimore's open air cemetery because of the amount of bodies that have been found. Its awful about the dogs found but horrendous about the people. There poor families
Dog fighting bait dogs...people who fight dogs are human trash
@@xoGullysMumox both are awful.
❌@5:08 you see GREEN TRASH CANS that perfectly match that GREEN plastic at the bottom of the stairs where the blood/ body was found. They used a trash can to transport that body to the stair location.
@25:44 green trash cans in the alley right where the man was killed and moved.
Those cans also have wheels on the bottom, which would leave a deep mark on the ground when drug with a body in it... The "gurney" wouldnt have been taking out as much weight
@@Jangmo_SC yep I thought that too..Thanks for the reply.
you are correct, that why noone saw anything, because they transported him in a trashcan
you have been hired to baltimore police. report at 0700 for duty.
Well worth the wait. Sad to see a park turn into such a nightmare for so many. Thank for all you put up with so we can tag along, shit can't be easy. Stay safe man; looking forward to whatever you have in store for us next.
I get a WHOLE lot of information when you do these.. but the most glaring.. How terrible baltimore police is with cleaning up crime scenes .. my gosh
This isn't unique to Baltimore
Sees piece of cloth - makes elaborate theory.
Sees a human skull - what is this?
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Amen, Tod, I totally agree
Hey, did you know that your first name, Tod, means "death" in German? I took German in school and I remembered that.
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to be fair, the mind can do a defense mechanism of disbelief when you find something distressing. when you see something normal, it doesnt shock you so its easy to come up with theories and think about it, but when it's something like this, it's so easy to doubt it, because you don't want it to be what you think it is.
Damn Dan, you really explore where no other documentaries dare to go. That’s what makes you different from anyone else on here. Awesome job!
Even though I heard you talk about it on the podcast & livesteams, seeing it makes it so much more shocking (and I have a hollow feeling inside right now). Excellent work Dan. It was worth the wait.
Knowing it was a suicide, the findings where still creepy. Crazy they cleaned those stairs so well. And it's weird that dog was wrapped in metal. Poor baby.
PokE_Cactus Probably wasn’t dead when they put him in the bag.
@@ThisisDanBell That's what I fear the most. Breaks my heart.
PokE_Cactus NOO fuck :(
@@poke_cactushobby3780 I totally sped up the video when he poking through the bag because I knew it would be another dead animal and it breaks my heart, I can't bear to watch animal cruelty. Now I wish I hadn't read these comments because I didn't know the outcome of what was in the bag.
I’m pretty sure you’re wrong about that Dan because it would be almost impossible to make the bag that tight with The dog being alive. I’m sure they bashed it’s skull in or slit it’s throat before doing it because if not they would have had to put extreme effort into making the bag that tight with the dog moving around
This is so sad. When you found the human remains, I am disappointed (again) that the police didn't return to look during the daytime. Thank you for helping and not letting these victims be forgotten.
Who else internally screamed at the fifteen minute mark when he was like, "Oh this could be human skull".
That was so heavy Dan. This stuff cannot be easy for you. I really, really hope you do talk to professionals and that you have a really good support system. Thank you for spreading the word about this crime, and for the wonderful documentaries you do. Just remember to please take care of yourself.
Not going to lie, this documentary really got to me. Especially the guy who committed suicide in the woods. He had his skateboard and laptop with him. I didn’t know him or anything but I found that hard to take. Great documentary Dan. One of the best videos you’ve ever made.
What kind of shady police work is going on when they dont even collect the WHOLE body to deliver back to the family?
I would be so pissed if someone a month 1/2 later stumbled across the rest of my loved ones remains and the police didn't bother to collect ALL of the bones... they were obviously right on the surface where Dan found them in like 2 minutes.... then they leave all their gloves and shit behind? WTF?
If you listened to what Dan said, he said they had missed the rest of the bone fragments that the shotgun had blown away because they found the body and did the investigation at night.
Baltimore has ALOT of murders, those cops just don't have the time to investigate thoroughly.
@@connorcriswell7171 That no excuse
@@freedomisslavery6840 would you still say that if it were your kid? Say it's your 10 yr old daughter; would you feel that " oh well, Baltimore has ALOT of murders!", so they can't possibly investigate thoroughly enough that your 1/2 your daughters' face wasn't found over a month later by some random guy
I CANNOT believe you found human remains, thats insane.
@U mad bro? I figured an official police officer saying "Yes those are definitely human remains" would tip most people off. Did they break out a DNA test? no. But the story, along with the location, and a professional in the field confirming without a doubt; is enough for me.
Lassa Green wow thank you Lassa. It’s so freaky because I assumed it was just animal bones and then when they picked them up it became very possible that it was human. Once they really inspected them I got a chill.
Welcome to Baltimore
@@ericvader5803 Balmore* lol
@@BoogerBoy365 The only thing good in that city is all the Edgar Allan Poe stuff but i have not been there since late 90s and I'm never going back. That place is worse than Detroit and thats hard to beat.
Why do the cops/medical examiners ALWAYS leave their used gloves at crime scenes?
Right I was wondering about that also.....gross
I think there are normally a crime cleaning people come back to clean all the blood and disinfect everything
We had a guy commit suicide on a nearby basketball court, and the next day there were gloves everywhere and kitty litter still soaking up the massive blood puddle. Nobody ever came to clean it up.
Exactly, littering is against the law but the authorities can? Makes no sense!
I’m a nurse and we were taught throw ALL contaminated clothing, gloves away at all times and seeing the first DDW Part 1 and now this......ugh grrrr, pisses me off and then the blood not being properly cleaned up.🤬
Feel sad for the people who had to die in this hellhole. It makes my heart feel so dark and melancholic.
Can’t find this on any million dollar show. Just raw talent and a passion for filmmaking.
Man, you should wear gloves when touching stuff.
a dried up bone isn't gonna hurt ya.
Crooked Rain yeah but his DNA will be all over it
@@GlassOnion. Can't it still carry bacteria? I find cool animal bones when I go hiking but I'm always afraid to touch them. My first thought is always...could it have had rabies?
@@GlassOnion. it isnt about bacteria or a virus... he was touching potential crime scene items and human remains; you should never ever do this because you may damage the items and make a case less solvable.
If anyone ever sees anything, report it.. dont touch it.
Good thing the cops left plenty laying around on every scene lol
I had to pause the video to get a beer around the middle part-this was so intense. Thanks for the hard work put into this.
BTW,stop raw dogging crime scenes w/ no gloves... did you know that the hepatitis virus can survive outside the body in a spot of blood for around a month!
Mike Jones “Raw Dogging crime scenes” 💀💀😂
Legendary comment
love that dude
Mike Jones not only that but all that evidence is basically just being fucking destroyed
de la dead You aren’t a smart individual, are you?
My cat was laying on the pillow next to me and I had my head on him and just as you found the bones something spooked him and he leaped up. Well I near about died! Talk about a full sensory experience! Stellar work as always Dan.
28:15 watching Dan drive from the dude's house to wear he was set on fire gave me goosebumps, it was an "oh shit" moment
I wonder why the police officer initially approached you? On foot no less? Helicopter radioed activity below? Did you call them? Given your surprise I don't think so, right? Seems as if you had your finger on something in the vicinity.
They had a call for a “foul odor” so he was checking for bodies. smfh
@@ThisisDanBell so sad what Baltimore has become.
@@ThisisDanBell I was shocked by how calm he was, especially when telling you that you were holding human remains!! It reminded me of the cop from your other Leakin Park video where the officer helped you open the bag and he said the entire time it was probably a dog. I thought wtf do they get dead dogs in trash bags often??? But after watching this ep I realize how common death is there (human and animal) and I'm mortified. Thank you for your documentaries, I had no idea about any of this.
@@rosyrooroo352 Yeah I don't believe that last cop was what you call "calm". He just wanted to get out fast, making up an excuse that it was a dog. I'm sure most people would do the same if they stumbled upon someone in a park that is known for murders and body dumps, especially since the officer was there alone at night. Dan could have easily killed the cop if he were a psycho, which is why the cop wanted to do his patrol fast
Comrade Gulag of OurTube The cop with the dog was def nervous but I totally believe he thought it was a dog. I meant that they all seem calm when saying it’s any sort of living thing thrown in a bag and dumped in the woods (they aren’t shocked by it cause it happens a lot). It also seems like a common occurrence for animals to get dumped there so I don’t think he was making it up. Like the cop in this video said that it could be human but also dog or deer, meaning they get a lot of dogs left there too.
Hope the killer doesn't come after you 😨 sorry but that's what kept coming to my mind while watching this . Great work Dan . Please be careful.
i was thinking that too 😶
@@beatrizabbott7612 yeah these aren't random, murder mysteries. These are gang killings.
He disliked the video
@@beatrizabbott7612 Well said. I can't believe he hasn't been arrested for tampering with evidence.
The fact that you are able to just go to a murder site THE DAY AFTER it took place really shocks me. There's plenty of gang related violence in the West Midlands of England where I live, but (without wanting to come across as playing some sort of smug game of nationalistic "oneupmanship") I'm pretty sure random members of the public couldn't just pop over and film the place the next day, under most circumstances. Did they seriously just leave a puddle of legitimately human blood behind?!
Let me apologize for labeling you a "random member of the public", Mr. Bell. This was an excellent pt. 2 and well worth the wait.
When there's a crime scene, the police don't actually clean up. They take the body and evidence and leave. If there's a murder or a suicide in your house, you have to deal with whatever's left. Blood, brains, anything they don't need to clear the scene. So yeah, they left blood behind. They always do and always will; it's not their job to clean the scene.
@@CDN_Bookmouse Your country needs to get some respect for the dead then. Leaving pools of gore is fucking disgusting.
@@AbruptPause_ It falls on to the property owner.
@@JackReacheround Come on, it's an abandoned building. They would've known there was no responsible owner. You shouldn't just leave a scene like that without getting somebody to clean it up.
Looked like heating oil for me. They dye it red to prevent people from putting it into their cars or for better identification if they have a look into someones gas tank.
Crazy how years later, they are still dispose animals in the same bags… still don’t have the murderers of Vashon and I feel so sad for the people of Baltimore, to live with the amount of crime and violence. Thank you Dan and Rick, for making these films 😭
Dan Bell please know your Leakin Park documentary is still by far the creepiest on the web, truely terrifying, glad your back! 👍
My theory is Dan is the killer, and he’s solving his own crime and this is all an elaborate setup to get a movie deal
If only it was that innocent, it really seems like a serial killer or killers
Also could this be vigilante justice? Or just rival gang crime
Memento 2
I've watched A LOT of true crime docs, this is not a serial killer.
Since there are multiple people involved, it seems to me like rival gang or rival dealer shit.
Sounds like heavy rain, the detective in that game was actually the murderer
Dan is Urbex Dexter...
It's a crying shame that such a beautiful place has been so permanently tainted by the most disgusting, evil acts of Maryland's worst. These monsters can ruin anything of value for the rest of us. A park should be a place to get away from the hustle & bustle of the city, to breathe nature in, & get a healthy walk or jog in, while enjoying being amongst nature. Leakin Park can never be a lush, green paradise for anyone who is familiar with what its used for...a cadaver dump. And I'm still shocked that the police missed those huge skull fragments, especially the jaw with obviously human teeth. I assume Baltimore's law enforcement is just so overwhelmed with horrific crimes that it's just another body to them. Maybe to be able to cope with their job, they must remove their emotions, & I can't really fault them for doing a job that I could never handle. It would be so difficult to feel like you were making a difference, when the same crimes keep on happening over & over. I do pray for the families of these victims. Thank you Dan Bell, for another raw, but honest look into Baltimore's shame, the Devil's Well.💔👏👏👏
I was born and raised in Baltimore. So I can tell you that most city parks there are bad. You can't really relax because you are always on edge from fear of being attacked.
Liberal city :)
@@sirarnie9837 I believe you.
All the goo-gle maps reviews are mostly 4-5 stars!! Fake, much?
Jay Man San Francisco, etc.. they ruin it
@Jay Man amen
I've never watched something from between my fingers with my face in my hands, at least not since I was a kid. But cutting open that bag definitely had me doing that. I'm glad the body wasn't human but I don't understand how people can just do that. Great documentary as always, worth the wait for sure.
I did the same thing. But I've done it more recently than as a kid for sure!
I could see how visibly shaken you were, I'm proud of you for documenting this but also sad it had to go so rough
I'm glad that the apartment building where the body was found in now being used for something. too many abandoned buildings are just left to rot and not just in Baltimore.
Wtf is wrong with the police in that town anyway leaving bones shells crime tape and used gloves at every scene??? Talk about incompetent wtf is wrong with these big cities
Its not like in the movies or shows. Reality is they are just doing a job. Probably fed up. But this is how mistakes are made
It's not just big cities, that's just how it works everywhere. People who seek out that line of work seem to do it for reasons that supercede the duties of the job itself. A lot of them are honestly not fit to run water much less an investigation, they see a job in law enforcement as a free ticket to do whatever they want around town without too many people doing anything about it.
Hazy Train If it ever does go to trial, it’s a defense attorney’s dream!
@Jay Man Thanks Bot..... Don't you have somewhere else to troll?
You should see what evidence collection looks like in the country.
Hi friends! I am a mortician and work closely with my local Medical Examiner's office in my town. I am very unhappy to report that things like this are all too common to find. Unfortunately, our Medical Examiner's teams are grossly understaffed and neglectful with their findings. It's horrible, but I wanted to personally thank Dan for shedding some light on this because it's more common than people think, and it makes me fucking sick that I can't say anything without fear of reprocussions from my employment and town. I do live halfway across the nation from Baltimore, MD.
Thank you for your interesting and valued comment.
You’re doing the kind of work this platform was meant for. And I really appreciate. Sincerely, thank you for the work you do. It is truly priceless.
It's a real "Homicide: Life on the Street" (for those who don't remember this excellent '90s show, it was based in Baltimore, MD)! When you found the bones, and told the officer and then the medical examiner ... wow. Excellent sleuthing!
The murder of Hae Min Lee still haunts me.That poor girl was dumped in Leakin Park like trash!
@@allewis4008 Amen!
You got balls of steel man. These documentaries are tragic but you bringing awareness is a terrific thing you're doing.
Dan when you pulled up those teeth my freaking heart sunk. Never felt that feeling before. Real dread. Can't imagine what it was like for you!
It wouldn’t be a Dan Bell film without a dead dog.
D.A.N - Dogs Are Nice
Seriously. Who keeps killing dogs in that place?
Dylan Guzman araki
@@dylanguzman1521 probably no one. It actually happens often that pets die and people either don't know what to do with them, can't afford to dispose of them properly, or live in an urban area and can't bury them. Sad.
Man your videos are absolutely amazing.. such quality content, video quality, and editing. I’m so glad you were suggested to me by RUclips.. keep it up, great work
When Dan stepped on those stairs my soul left the chat
You don't want to know what came out of me!!
Incredible work, Dan. I can't even imagine the anxiety you go through to get this footage given the things that seem to happen to you every time you go to that park. This has to take a toll on you. Thank you for pushing through it to tell a compelling story.
Such a brutal, chilling watch. The dog and especially the finding of the bone fragments made me so sick. I really hope Vashon's killer can be brought to justice one day. Excellent, brave work Dan.
This would be like living in a war zone. People deserve better than this. God Bless Baltimore.
Yes, we do.. We definitely do...
And you are absolutely correct that it is a war zone.. You learn where you can go at night and where not too.. And unfortunately, you adopt a see but don't say attitude about a lot of things.. Sometimes it can be the difference between life and death..
@@whoathatsanicememe3093 Well I will pray for all of you. You should not have to live this way. I lived in St Louis in the late 50s and into the early 60s. As a school kid it was scary for me as we came from a rural farm in the hills and flat lands of a southern state. You be safe and maybe this will get better soon.
@@lindagreen1105 thanks, I am outside of Baltimore now.. Moved to a suburb and I am so happy to be here and not in the city anymore..
I believe if people would start voting differently (Cummings was in office for like 20 years or so) things might start to change.. But I think a lot of people in Baltimore are just cynical, and rightfully so, so no one tries much anymore.. And it's sad because Baltimore at its best is really a beautiful city with great people..
LOL, I don't think God's much of a solution at this point. People need to do the work as usual.
im from brooklyn and currently live in philly. baltimore is the only lace i am terrified to go near. i got lost driving thru those streets one night and my heart never beat so fast.
Corruption 🤷🏽♀️ just like some of the cops in Australia. Also you should report the dogs as it’s most likely a dog fighting ring.....but then again, why would the cops care about dogs if they don’t care about humans 😩
): Wow, I never thought of that. People keep commenting saying they don't understand why people are dumping their dogs there, that would make sense. Especially when they're only bagged. The dog in this video seems more cared for? By being wrapped in blankets.
Eva Sanchez yeah it’s horrible what goes on. Possibly! Maybe it died of natural causes but why not bury it in your own yard 🤔 who knows 😪
I find it odd that people are regularly throwing dead dogs wrapped in bags in the woods. Like ???
Not true,I found a grocery bag with drowned kittens in it in a rural Ohio ditch,,,,I've also seen livecats thrown from a car on a busy state route,people are sick
I wonder if that green melted plastic at the bottom of the stairs was one of those green plastic garbage cans.
He literally says that in the video
Leakin Park is basically the Aokigahara forest of Baltimore.
Sir Arnie Exactly
Sir Arnie Sure...but instead of people committing suicide, folks are just bring dropped off already dead, or dead then set on fire, or nearly dead for processing. This place is disgusting and the crimes committed here are absolutely terrifying.
Actually creepier
I've said that too Sir Arnie. I have an Austrian friend who has filmed in the Japanese forest and told him about the park. He'd like to film in there also.
I told him that it is a very dangerous place to be.
Kind of makes one wonder how many folks might be murdered in Japan and maybe dumped in that forest as well. Who knows.
When they said it was a suicide where the person's head was shot off, it could have been murder and made to look like a suicide.
If you're going to commit suicide would you care about bringing a skateboard & lap top with you ect.? Plus carry a shot gun? Crazy stuff.
@@ghostcityshelton9378 Yeah I kept thinking it was murder the entire time
We took a wrong turn into a dicey neighborhood night in Baltimore. Oh man, the vibe, we new we had to get out of there as fast as possible.
I did the same in Atlanta, near the old Braves stadium, back about 20 years ago, just me and my mom. Big mistake. Two young white ladies...and then our power steering went out. I wasn’t scared until my mom started crying.
What if Poole's murder was in retaliation for Vashon's murder. "I'll do to you what you did to my friend"?
Now u got the gears in my head grinding so fast that it's giving me a headache. That's got me intrigued
That’s a very good shout, it certainly makes sense......an eye for an eye
Could be it. Either way it's a dead drug dealer so win-win.
@@YoushouldloveyourselfNOW1738It's also a dead father. A dead brother. A dead husband. Drugs don't make his murder okay
@@YoushouldloveyourselfNOW1738 yes, drug dealers are inherently bad, and do bad things that they should not do. But that doesn't mean that they should die. He was a human being, just like you... that grew up in a bad environment that made him do the things he did
Dan Bell, I love what you do. Your short films/doco's no matter the subject are not only entertaining but insightful and often carry commentary of the human condition. Thankyou
Rick is the Mikey of opening things. "Rick will open anything!"
This is all so saddening. People sinking to all sorts of depravity. Being that unfeeling about human life. Being in control during the act to hide who you are. Just I can't even wrap my head around it
I've been waiting to see what's in that bag for too long. I'm glad that Rickfoot went to investigate with you. Hopefully, we'll see more urbex soon!
As a huge animal lover, I really just want you to tell me that dog was buried with a heart-shaped collar and flowers in the bag. I wish they just lived in an apartment and for some reason had no other choice but to drop the body there. I wish people weren't so evil. Men and women have a small chance to fight off an attacker but children and animals have no chance 💔
And the oscar for best RUclips documentary goes to....Dan bell!
Just speechless, Dan you seriously couldn't have done a better job portraying those awful murders. Your passion and empathy is evident in every clip, very moving!
I've been chomping at the bit to see the follow up to the first documentary. Great job as usual Dan!
I love your videos and Rick always comes out to help you Dan. God bless both of you for being out there looking.
Hey Dan! I grew up in Hagerstown MD and moved to waynesboro PA. I have family around west Baltimore. This is really interesting and amazing what you do. Creepy too. Sorry I know it’s an old video just found your channel.
Please keep making crime documentaries!! You have a INCREDIBLE TALENT. I can’t stop watching you’re work. Great job. You put work into these and it shows. Doesn’t get boring or repetitive. Thank you!
I was about to take a nap.
Then my phone brightens.
- WassabiGuy3224 - prepare for no sleep tonight
Think the nap would have been more interesting than this .
And I saw the notification and I literally hooted with excitement, like a fricking chimp.
Dan please a part 3 to this. Finish the trilogy.
Fantastic Dan. You are the best, always have been and will continue to be the 👑
My mind is literally blown, amazing documentary and work put into this. Was on the edge of my seat both parts! Chills the entire time. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Amazing, I love your video. I love horror, deserted buildings, long lost places and mystery... you nail them all
I wonder if noxo stands for no love.
Definitely "No Love"... if you look at his priors, he was arrested for some heavy shit and got off with some probation! Meaning he ran his mouth to the cops... i.e. "No Love". When you live that life you get punished for breaking the cardinal rule... he brought that shit on his self!
Or maybe a tagger but i prefer your version.
@@liamscanlon469 No, @Mike Jones isn't saying "maybe it means this", he's telling you the truth! When someone gets arrested for serious shit, and keeps walking away with pbj (probation before judgement), it's because they snitched and got other people in trouble to save themselves. At that point, they're a c.i (confidential informant), a snitch! And people catch on really fast when someone is a snitch, and there's no love for a snitch on the streets. I'm not even in the drug game, but as Baltimore says "snitches end up in ditches!" In Baltimore, and I'm sure a whole lot of other places, seeing something is likely to get you killed, but talking about it...well then you're pretty much asking for it. Sad but true.
MARSOC 5th Pltn Tier1 Tier2 I live outside of Baltimore now but I lived in the city for years and everything you said is 100% correct. If someone sees something, they hardly ever talk about it because they know what will happen to them and their families if they open their mouth. Being in the wrong place at the wrong time can seriously get you killed in that city and I’m so glad I live in the country now.
@@laurenjanus9235 I just found a place in PA in the middle of nowhere, and it is beautiful! There are untouched streams and rivers, it's 209 acres and I'm taking it! I grew up going back and forth between Baltimore and Pennsylvania and I've always wanted to live there, not here. I still have family there and that's how I found this property: I'm literally supplying up as we speak. And as far as "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil"? My closest neighbor is 28 miles away, as the crow flies, and "town" is 90 miles away. It's almost identical to what it was like when I was growing up. I'm so happy lol. Have a happy new year and God bless. Thanks for your reply!
Always well worth the wait. Thank you for taking your time, and focusing on your presentation. This is why it's important to chill out and be patient, stellar work Dan!
You are a genius in my eyes. I love your work. You are an inspiration for me. Greetings from a german fan...
würde so gerne einen 3. part sehen...
Amazing documentary. Thank you Dan
Dan finding those bones but have been so disturbing. But it's comforting in a way that you found the rest of his remains and even touched them. You were able to do that for him.
Exactly 💕
Why you'd casually pick up pieces of skull escapes me.
alleygh0st I know right?!
I was yelling “WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING THAT” at my phone 😳😭
I would be more worried about accidentally getting stuck by a discarded needle.
Morbid curiosity? Idk
Pretty sure he shook Mr. Officers hand directly after as well.
Excellent video Dan,,, please stay safe, much love💙
That was intense. Brilliantly filmed and documented.
Intensely SAD and moving! I applaud you for raising awareness within your community. Your photography is breathtaking, in many ways. The story is heartbreaking. Based upon the circumstances you have told us, the facts provided, the appearance of two messy crime scenes that were NEVER cleaned up immediately after and the carelessness of them leaving REAL EVIDENCE LIKE HUMAN BONES, and the lackadaisical and nonchalant attitude of your local “authorities “ on this leads me to FEEL and BELIEVE in my heart of hearts that the “so-called” suspect they have in custody for ONE of the murders IS NOT the perpetrator of either killing....rather all fingers point to ONE SOURCE.....A source I dare say that EVERYONE KNOWS who did this but is AFRAID TO SPEAK OUT and call them out...lol I won’t even but I hope my insinuation is CLEAR. Thank you Dan Bell for CARING when no one else did and exposing them. SOMEDAY THEY WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR CRIMES. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.
Really good stuff, Dan. Very sad, but super quality stuff. Nice work, my friend. 🇺🇸
Well worth the wait for the second part. Excellent job Dan!
Very sad. Great documentary. I wonder too if the people now living in that apartment complex know what happened there. I know for thing for sure..there's no way in hell I would want to go down there and do laundry!
Jessie's Histories & Mysteries That’s what i’m saying. Too much bad mojo.
I wonder if any of them would talk on my spirit box. It wouldn't be admissible in court, but questions could get answered.
Yeah they know. Probably figure there isn't much else they can do or anywhere else to go - if they live around there, "saving up for a move" out of the city is probably not happening
Walks down at night to do laundry. Hmm that’s odd why does it smell like bbq?
It depends. Leasing agents and realtors are legally supposed to disclose things like this, but they usually don't do it. Most people find out about deaths in and around their home from neighbors or newspapers
this was straight up wild, like you always see docos where they just look into things, have a peek around but straight up finding human remains in general is- hnnnnng
Truly one of the best story of our lifetime.
Excellent documentary. You never disappoint.
Dan, all I have to say is BRAVO!! Perfection. Amazingly done. You are such a wonderful story teller. Your film making is so captivating. Truly! I cannot wait for part 3.
What was in the trunk of that car you guys stumbled upon a few months ago?
Nothing. The driver was probably drunk and abandoned the vehicle. That sequence just didn’t fit in here. I’m putting together extra footage for Patreon so stay tuned. I’ll explain that whole incident at length.
@@ThisisDanBell Thank God it wasn't another dead body!
Stefan Nyberg always a relief whenever you open a bag, a trunk, anything in Leakin Park.
I'm glad the trunk was empty. I was anxiously awaiting Part 2 for an answer... wasn't expecting to read it in comments, tho I am glad to have closure. Stuff like that weighs heavy on my heart
Thanks for asking - I was waiting for exactly this. Bummed it wasn't included, but of course Dan knows what best will fit.
Blue nitrile gloves everywhere again? just like in the first well location, wath an unprofessional police department!
I came here because I watched Tyler Henry’s psychic reading where he picked up on Vashon. Great great work on this documentary. Even though Baltimore looks scary and gritty, for some reason it looks beautiful to me😔