Photos With Disturbing Backstories
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4 misinformation that has long been refuted in the case of Kris and Lisanne:
They did not take the family dog on a walk. The dog belonged to a restaurant owner and was most likely not on the tour.
It was not the host family who informed the authorities, but the tour guide, because they did not show up for a planned tour with him.
There were not 77 attempts to call the police, but 8.
The clothes were not neatly folded.
The tour guide did not go into the women's room just like that, but to look for them and even on the instructions of the police, and he was never alone.
We have been researching this case for over a year and have gained many new insights. We have analyzed the court files and spoken to everyone involved. It would be nice if all these lies would finally stop - people come to harm because they are innocently suspected.
Thank you for this. its not shameful to admit info you have shared was incorrect; many sources lie and its easy to unknowingly do so too. Thus, I hope be amazed addresses their mistake
If all this is true. I'd like to know more info about this case
@@HarryPeanut A lot of this info is on Wikipedia, I know not a fool proof source but still.
@@ashb7846 Wikipedia is full of missinformation about this case also. They have rejected corrections because they cannot see and check the files themselves. Unfortunately, they therefore take information from the tabloids.
@@HarryPeanut Read the book Still Lost in Panama or feel free to ask us your questions.
20:16 never risk your life for a photo. When I was 9, my family and I were on a trip to the mountains, and we were at a wonderful viewing spot. This teenager boy, who was with his mom, dad and sister, went OVER the fence, and was trying to very dangerously take a selfie, with him barely on the mountain. His family was screaming at him to get down, and at 9 years old, it was a really scary experience. His mom was crying, his sister and dad were screaming at him, and luckily, he was ok. I believe i started crying too, because it was really scary, and I know that really bad things can happen. Your life is worth more than followers.
it’s even worse because he shouldn’t even have had social media when he was 9.
@ i was 9, he was a teen, but I completely agree in general
@@The_Kaje oh, i read that wrong, but still yeah
So right
Anytime I hear about someone going over the Grand Canyon, I always feel so bad for all the people who had their once in a lifetime amazing experience ruined forever.
Always carry a rescue whistle! Always! You can blow a whistle when you can’t call out anymore.
If you're hiking you need a gun...... Or a guide with a gun and don't ever leave the site of your guide
my grams was an avid hiker and one day we did drills with a whistle where she sent me, aged 9, down the path alone, and said "when you start feeling nervous, blow three times, and rescue will come" and sure af she did come. This is literal life-saving advice
When on a hike always carry several hidden weapons.
A compass and whistle have been my besties on any hike or local romp.
Even in suburbia or old train tracks on bridges (where I liked to go) it's still so easy to get more than just lost.
The reason Johnston's photos survived is because he threw his body over his camera bag. He died, yes, but not in terror, BA. He died doing what he LOVED! I'm sure when he saw her blowing up, his heartbeat accelerated and there was pure joy in his soul. He was a hero.
nonsense
Joe’s a good man. Giving up an addiction is one of the toughest things you can do. Great job.
Last
Story is even more heart breaking, if he had a map he would’ve known he was only a couple of miles from being saved
I live in the UK (not a very big place, you're never more than 80 miles away from the edge of the country).
I went out fishing one evening while I was working away from home and left it a bit late to start back to my rental property and it started getting dark.
I thought I knew roughly where I was going but after a mile or so i gave up and decided to just head to the nearest source of light (it was pitch black by then).
By the time I found a road, and then a house to ask for some directions, I was 9 miles from where I'd started and had to book a taxi to come and fetch me (and my kit) from a house which was nowhere near a river 😂
Thank you! I really needed this information! ❤
not really heartbreaking, he made a bad decision and got bad results
@@wavydavy9816 -- All I can say is YIKES!
Its a sad way to go, but heartbreaking? No, it was inevitable. He was overconfident and very naive. He travelled completely unprepared with no preparation for, where he was going at any time, without even halfway proper equipment, with no plans in case of emergency. If he hadnt died there, he wouldve elsewhere, probably sooner rather than later.
#2 It's a sheet of ice. The head is a wet spot where the water is coming out of the rock, the body is the ice shining in the sun and the legs are melt water running down. I've seen this kind of thing all over the Apalachians in the north.
Not to be rude, but if that's the case, then why isn't the figure in the rest of the photos?
@@RiceCakes-e7zthe other photos were more saturated
@@RiceCakes-e7z Ice melts.
If a few weeks or days went by you should see the water or ice in other photos.
I'm trying to envision this situation, but I cannot stop unseeing a person. Can you give a source where I could see this somewhere else?
2:34 That's the left girl's arm. It's sticking out behind her. That shadow is not suspicious.
Edit: People are commenting that it's the right girl's arm, not the left girl's arm. My original comment was probably wrong, so I'm putting this here.
Totally agree!
agree same thought
Glad you pointed it out so I don't have to do it anymore.
Its the girl on the right's right arm though if you look at the other shadows the sun is almost above the to the right, we cant see her arm but the way they both stick their arms out behind them suggests that its the arm making the shadow
That is what it is. Sometimes people are just eager to discover strange things where there are none. 🤦🏻
And still, none of these stories will turn me away from hiking. I love it so much, going out in nature, secluded from everyone, listening to the wind and birds. It’s fantastic. If you ever hear a story about me dying in a hiking accident, just know I died doing what I loved.
Just be save
@ will do!
My wife and I love hiking too but we do not like going to very remote places just because we are not professionals. And, even if it isn't remote, we still bring everything we need to survive just in case something goes wrong.
@ I typically go to places where more people go but if o don’t I always go with another person and learn the area before going alone. My favorite hiking spot is across the road from my cottage, it has a beautiful creak but it is in the middle of nowhere. The nice thing about that place is that you can just follow the creek back until you find the abandoned pump house then climb back out of the ravine. It’s definitely a risky hobby though.
19:18 remember he radioed back with excitement. He was clearly educated enough to know what would happen and his and other scientists insistence on keeping civilians at bay is another indicator of his awareness… it was his choice and passion and I don’t think his death should be looked back on with sadness but appreciation for ppl built that way, without them we would know a lot less about our planet and universe. Im thankful he existed and went out doing what he loved and I hope his departure was quick.
It probably should go without saying that standing on a railroad track to take selfies is a less than stellar idea.
I've pounded the rails for over 30 + yrs. I've work with other rail crews where they hit people. At times the person they had hit (what's left of them). It really mentally screws up the individual as a crew member at headend. I feel more sorrier for crew members.
Man why can't not do something stupid for two seconds
when it comes to the perfect selfie
@@scorpion19142001 I used to clean up after animal and human hits. What I struggle with is the amount of people that commit suicide by train and give no thought to the driver or crew. It lives with the survivors forever.
It happens so frequently in Australia that the training session for drivers includes these collisions. They call it “brakes and blinds”. Apply the brakes and pull down the blind so they don’t have to see the hit and aftermath.
Yeh, just like sitting in a volcano you think might erupt 🙄
I walked the rails that ran behind my Grandfather's farm from a early age AND NEVER even had a FAR CALL! You keep your head on a swivel and pay attention to things! For example when I FELT a train coming, I would get off the tracks and even off the bed and into the weeds until I was sure the tracks were clear. ALSO I would keep looking BOTH ways up and down the track at all times! From the pic you can clearly see the girls were NOT DOING THAT!
Another banger, BA. This one had me damn near in tears at the three girls. I have three sons in elementary school, and I can only imagine losing them. One of my sons drowned when he was 7 (he’s about to turn 9) but was saved by a lifeguard and my wife and I still have PTSD from seeing our little boy with blue lips, but at least he is still with us. These kinds of videos are important for people to see what can truly be lost. Thanks, BA, you hit home but not in a bad way. 💪🏼
So he didn't drown. Feel for U but it's misleading
@ no it’s called non-fatal drowning. Do research before commenting, please.
Okay, drama queen
@ thanks for the exposure 🥳😂😘
Goodness, what an awful experience! I'm so glad your son survived! I'd have PTSD from something like that, too.
1st case: the deleted photo it could easily be recovered since any deleted file is not actually deleted it stay on the memory until it is overwritten by the system
Data can be recovered, I have done this many times. Not to mention authorities have even more powerful software than me.
@@jessekoch3480 true
If I'm not mistaken they tried connecting it to a computer and recovering the photo. It was irrecoverable which means it had been connected to a computer in order to permanently delete that specific picture. It was definatly a crime.
Yup, it just removes the files mention in the index.
Can't remember if the camera had a built in function to permanently delete images (aka overwrite it with noise) or if what @gabrielmillan2902 is saying is true. But it was completely gone
19:42 They're 13-15 yrs old?! man they look old as hell
The one with no eyebrows looks in her 50s😂
20, i think..
Yes... oddly.@@westaussie965
Ikr especially when he said 13 i mean she look very older than me when I am 19 ik what 13 look like
LOL! I thought exactly the same.
The Enola Gay dropped Little boy on Hiroshima.
It was the Bockscar that dropped fat man on Nagasaki, the enola gay was just escorting that day.
Now after you had to get so much information for all these videos, I understand this mistake, I just want people to know this.
Yes, but that kind of mistake on such a well known fact make everything suspect in the video.
The last story is a sad lesson. If you’re going to try to live off the land on your own you’d better know what you’re doing and be prepared.
And it led to even more people dying from trying to emulate him. The authorities had to move the bus to a museum to stop McCandless’s fans from getting into difficulties trying to reach it. He’s not a hero, he’s a lesson 😢
And most of all, know that the almighty God will protect you.
THE STORY TEACHES SPOILED RICH KIDS SHOULD NOT GO INTO THE WILD!!!!! JUST LIKE THE ROCKEFELLER KID LEARNED WHEN HE WAS EATEN IN DUTCH NEW GUINEA!
@@Capohanf1This isn't a fictional story, it's a retelling of a horrible situation
@@That_yellow_beak SO WHAT IS YOUR POINT???? OR DID MUMMY LEAVE HER COMPUTER ON AND YOU DECIDED TO PLAY WITH IT???
oh come on... that first one is 1000% a crime.
the somber and odd photos, the extra shadow, the folded clothes, bleached bones, the tour guide spending WAY too much time in their room, him somehow finding their remains instead of the police, and that review...
i bet it was the tour guide, and the deleted photo was likely one taken of him, which he'd have to delete to keep his alibi.
i'm surprised the photo was perma-deleted, though... almost nothing is permanently gone when deleted on modern devices... you'd think some tech experts could've retrieved the photo if the camera was even remotely modern.
Don't go down the rabbit hole on this case. It's complicated and gets really creepy.
It was Uncle Samsonite..
21:04 theses girl are an idiot
@@KrisDreemurr-zf4krwho?
Maybe he held them captive and then proceeded to finish them off.
I dove into the Kris and Lisanne story years ago when I first heard about it. After a certain point, Lisanne is no longer in any of the photos...just Kris. I have never believed that it was Lisanne taking those photos of Kris, it was someone else at that time. One photo shows Kris standing in front of a very brushy area. She's definitely not posed, she's a good distance away from the camera and it appears to me that her hands might be tied behind her back. The photos that were taken during the night, that wasn't them at all in my opinion. That was someone fascinated with the camera. I suspect either the woman that 'found' the backpack or a child that was 'playing' with it. Those girls were kidnapped and I suspect the woman that turned in the backpack saw them while they were alive and knows exactly what happened to them.
there was a reward offered, that is when the backpack turned up.
My theory is that one of the girls just ate the other girl because they were hungry maybe
@@MuhammadShaahil
It's a possibility, but that doesn't add up... Just in my opinion. I'd have to refresh myself on the details... Been a few months since I really looked into it. I will say that I believe this tragedy def involved foul play, & I also believe the authorities there covered up some or many details.
@@CourtneyDeez what evidence is there that it was a cover up?
You crazy people never fail to amaze me with your made up stories...and everyone has a different one to offer that they believe must be how it must have happened...
5:10 - she may have become delirious if she was getting hypothermia (or ate a toxic plant) and took off her clothes with the false sense of burning up.
9:50 “lack of face”? Bro that could literally be the back of someone. Dont make it something it’s not.
20:58 I know a story like that. One day a man wanted to take a selfie with an oncoming train. People had warned him, the train had also honked but the man didn't listen, so the train hit him. What's more disturbing is that it was a video and you could see the phone flying across the railway. I still can't imagine how they retrieved the video and that was also quite foolish of the man
Happened in India all the time. It's a rite of passage for young men.
I would wanna whatch that video beacuse uh.. time to traumatize my lil sis because she likes to take selfies on train tracks-
Edit: Nvm i found the video im gonna not traumatize her just show her this vid-- :D
Be Amazed has a disturbing amount of bots in the comment section
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how can u tell
Can't see them
A lot of the bots these days are making normal or positive comments. Since comments can increase exposure I wonder if creators are paying for it.
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i love these type of darker videos
Samee 😂 lol
Especially at night
@@KingKeiigh hell yes
Omg a ghost fan
@ieatglitter_7332 Omg hell yes
The David Johnston pic is so sad. He looked like a happy, chill dude. RIP to all. 😢
The narrator demonstrates some impressively spurious interpretations of tiny, blurred, fuzzy, distinct shapes.
I couldn't see Saylor's expression at all.
I have to agree. Doesn't make them any less chilling, though.
I also had a photograph with a disturbing backstory. I was posing for a photograph in an amusement park with my brother behind the camera. It was only for a brief moment in time, but he was there, a seemingly random guy walking past behind me. He looked kinda shady, with a long trench coat bushy facial hair, and a serious look in his face. Weeks after our visit in that amusement park, we were sitting in the dining table and a flash report soon came in. 2 deaths in that same amusement park is being investigated and one of their key evidence was the screenshot of a CCTV footage of a man acting suspiciously while walking aimlessly around the park and low and behold, he was the same guy who photo bombed me. Unfortunately by the time I realized that the guy who photo bombed me was the wanted murder suspect, my aunt already took the photograph for future reference when she decides to visit the same amusement park I went in.
Seriously that's insane
Lo and behold. Lo is short for "look." "Low" makes absolutely no sense.
@@FigaroHey🤓
@@FigaroHey I'm sorry if I made you upset. but English is not my mother tongue language, and this is my first time using that lo and behold in a sentence, ever. I hope all the people you have corrected so far are happy with your remarks. Have a good life.
Spooky
My friend was on a skiing trip and he took a selfie and posted it on Facebook as his profile picture. Right after he posted his picture on Facebook... He went on a ski lift to ski down the mountain and he hit a patch of ice and slammed into a tree where he died. 😢 RIP Kris
😢
@18:53
You didn't mention that half of the volcano had a massive landslide, the volcano fell apart and all that magma and hot ash went towards him. It all happened so fast.
And you didn't mention or showed the 2 pictures that johnston took as the volcano landslide went to him. He didn't survive, but his photos did.
Yeah I was wondering why they didn't mention that
There wouldn't be a body. He was likely incinerated by the awesome heat and other things.
15:41 I think the crouching person is just a shadow and a few branches that just so happen to look like a human. Because, if you look closely, you can see that the ‘person’ looks just like the rest of the shadows. And, because of pareidolia, a shadow can look like anything, including people or animals.
It's not, actually. That was my first thought, but I was able to find an article that posted higher resolution zoom ins of the photo. It's definitely a man, with his head being above the bush.
@@SiilanPies A fan? You mean an object?
The second one is a person standing with his back to the camera, that's why it is looking faceless, but I will still stick with the theory that it may be a part of the rock. It can also be a hoax.
The problem for McCandless was that the potato seeds were not what he thought they were and they were poison. I read the book and highly recommend it.
That's debunked on his wikipedia page
The problem was he didn't account for snow melting, ergo the river he had to cross to get back to society had risen, and was now inaccessible. His hubris and lack of knowledge for mother nature, is what killed him. Not potato seeds 🤦♀️
10:21 it could also be possible that you can see the person's back, the picture is not so sharp to be able to say whether the person (if it is a person) is looking in our direction or looking at the rock, so we see her back! Which then means that there is nothing scary because you can't see the face or it has black eyes or something else, maybe it was just photographed from behind...
A good answer here in the comments said that it is probably pareidolie And the colors of the "person"exactly match the colors of the terrain and what we interpret as a head will probably be a hole
Mean yay but why would a women be doing hiking alone with no gear
Bro, how the hell can you call it a woman????? It's a humanoid shape that's it, there is NOTHING at all to indicate its a man or a woman.
Upon close inspection, it's pretty clear it's not a person at all, but rather a natural feature, weather that be ice or just strange coloration of the rock.
@@kidinthecorner64 bri, my English is bad so i used a translator. The mistake is its fould! But yeah, its a human shape, not a women or a man
@@kidinthecorner64 see I am saying that because if she closely it also has a little bit of hair sticking out on the back not very long and blame it to the commenter who said SHE so Blame It to him because my brain saw the word she and I was like 'oh! He is talking about a girl ' and then I wrote a women, Understand!
The figure on the mountain doesn't look like "it doesn't have a face", it looks like it's the back of their head, and they're turned around facing the mountain.
It's still too steep for someone to be standing there, especially standing straight.
@marks.3303 it might not even be a person. Or anything else crazy, it could just be that pareidolia thing.
Once when i was 10 me and my family went for a trip in the hilly area, and as u might know its very slippery because of the green algae found there (in the rainy seasons) we were slowly climbing the stairs trying to balance our body when 2 boys (age 17and 18) started to joke around, they lost their balance and went roling down the slippery stairs until they reached the hard floor, the sad part is that the 18yr old survived with a broken back,hand, leg and a dislocation arm, the 17yr old died bec of his twisted neck and bleeding injuries, they were right back of us and we witnessed it all, for me i was traumatized for days and still don't have the courage to go there again
Hope the 18yr old is fine now
The last story sticks with me the most because that is not the story that had been told as he ate berries he thought were safe but as there are 2 types of berries that looked very similar. One being safe but the other being poisonous. Realizing his mistake is when he left the message of goodbye.
As a born and raised Alaskan, I can honestly say that last story is so irritating. Some rich 48er comes to Alaska to find himself in the most extremely stupid way and dies. And then gets famous for it. And we are constantly hearing about it. They ended up having to move the bus because of so many copycats who tried to hike out and find it and end up getting lost or getting stuck.
Probably they've met the Ircinraqs and have been dragged further into the tundra and/or into the forest
I'm not from Alaska. But I wholeheartedly agree with you. That jackass's story infuriates me!!
He was a frickin idiot!! And every time I come across anything that even mentions him it pisses me off all over again.
I cannot believe they actually made a movie out of some arrogant kids massive fatal brain fart.
I think of Alaska as an almost untouchable thing. A vast, wild, beautiful and dangerous place. One that demands respect. And shows no mercy.
I've personally come to respect the hell out of anyone who lives in wild Alaska. And assume that the majority of the people who do not live there, probably have no business even going there. Unless it's to step off a cruise ship for a couple of hours then hop right back on and safely float back home where they belong.
Unlike anything we've got down here, so rough, mysterious and intimidating. I get the feeling that to live in Alaska, especially off the beaten path, requires a mettle that very few people possess.
Admittedly, I might be way off. These are conclusions I've come to from quite a lot of reading. I like reading about different places that interest me.. Something that even a tiny portion of, could have greatly benefitted that fatally ignorant kid. Especially if it convinced him to stay home. Or at least to limit his toddling to the lower 48!!
IMHO
20:57 This makes no sense! What were they taking a picture of? If that light *was* the oncoming train, how did they not see it on screen? If they were facing the approaching train, how did they still not see it? Can people really be that oblivious?
I wonder myself
They weren't smart girls.
that was the train coming on the other lane. They then started looking at the photo they took and didn't hear another train coming from the other way.
Yeah, that's clearly the train they knew was coming and were trying to take a picture with. Makes the story of the photo a bit less dramatic but that's not the train that killed them.
@@mikebarratt8146 It's they stupidity
As much as i love the simple life, i'm a 25 year old guy who lives alone after all, and i just have enough to be happy, but can't afford that much, so i know how to live the simple life, but even i know you sometimes need to be social from time to time.
I'm generally quite anti-social, and introverted, as i almost never leave my apartment, but even i go out from time to time to socialize, even if i only do so four times a week, which is more than i want, but still. We humans are social creatures, and while you can live entirely on your own, i don't advice it, unless you want to be forgotten by everyone
@Chisszaru
So you're anti-social and an introvert who rarely leaves your apartment?
EXCEPT FOR THE 4 OUT OF 7 DAYS THAT YOU LEAVE YOUR APARTMENT FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF SOCIALIZING!!!🤨🤦🤡
Me too. I live alone and sometimes, I just wanna talk
I live on my own alone 80%am good and next 20% it feel like hell. Antisocial life.
I speak to human beings maybe once a fortnight, then I need two days to recharge. Some of us just aren't made for social interaction.
Honestly, just leave with your parents or a relative in this case If you're single. Cheaper and you wont always be alone. Of course there wont be absolute privacy but its better than being by yourself. I honestly don't get the stigma in western culture on living with your parents. You guys don't hold on to family values that much. I'm 30 and owned a house for assets but I still live with my parents. Even tho I'm an absolute introvert who doesn't leave his room most of the time.
The man crouching looks like a bear
This is the only channel that still maintains punctuations in speech. The narrators still maintaina good conversational cadence using appropriate inflections that make listening to them so stress free. With other channels the narrators seem to be in a rush; no inflections nothing. So robotic and annoying. I'm glad that this channel is still the same with perfect pauses allowing the viewers to react/absorb in the visuals which in turn creates an experience where one is thoroughly interested throughout. Good job at keeping the key factors that made you, you. I wish other RUclipsrs too kept their original USPs.
The haiku stairs are also called the stairway to heaven. There was a naval radio station at the top and my dad and his brothers got chased down by MP’s when he was a kid in the 70’s. I honestly don’t know why anyone would hike them considering if you fall you are done.
I want to hike it. The world looks beautiful from up there❤
What does it make sense in this story the way it's all here is that he said you could fall 2000 ft down at the beginning of it.
But then says that there's no way the guy could have fallen that far away from the stairs when he talks about people hearing his calls for help.
Now this right here is my jam... Pictures with disturbing backstories are awesome. perfect for Halloween
Yes, the victim's families must love playing Find Susie's Skull or Dig Up Danny.
@BavonWW I can't speak for them but I know I like to watch it. I played that game in Afghanistan more than a couple of times and unfortunately it has numbed me to that.
They just know which voice to use for certain videos. Catchy
Bot? Sounds like a bot?
@@Intelligence_Core3 Jay the narrator
@@SanveerRamterath I didn't know his name was Jay! Thanks for sharing that info
Dear BE AMAZED, I cannot but congratulate you, most sincerely. You are probably the smartest and most capable people on the planet, without a doubt... And I'm not being ironic at all. With this content, to have more than 13 million subscribers - simply incredible! Once again, I heartily congratulate you. Cheers!
From the last story, I actually had a big assignment in my senior year in school and it's by far one of my favorite books that I've read.
In English class after all of the students finished with our essays about Into the Wild, we watched a documentary that's about that book and about Chris McCandless. Hearing how he died was very tragic, including how much he weighed due to starvation.
I'll always remember that story and how good that book is. Thanks for covering it BA!
It’s crazy how many deaths by selfie happened over the years! I my not care about selfies, but I CAN say that no selfie is ever worth risking your life over!
That last story and note are truly disturbing
I'm so outta here
@@Chekery_animations lol
Jay (the narrator): I hope you weren't planning on sleeping tonight
Me: BRUH IT'S 8PM
3pm in East Coast USA
You in France? Germany? At least somewhere in Western Europe
Ya this posted at like 2pm central
Yea lmao 9pm now
I like commenting on the ground 🙂 😌
I like the way we perceive and interact with the digital world 🌎 👌 😎
2:29 - That "extra" shadow is clearly from one of the girls' outstretched arms.
4:13 I’m a bone collector, if the bones where left in direct sunlight for long enough they would have bleached. I find bones all the time in open sunny and dry places and they are often bleached, brittle and fragile
You are correct
@@PrimeEnigma :D
0:21 ummm i was😬
Same😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
Yeah In like 45 mins bro ….. or not?!?!,
Me to 😬😬😬😬
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Same
Hand on. The picture of the 3 girls who "didn't hear the train coming at them from the other direction" are standing next to a single line track. There's no way a train would have been able to sneak up on them because there's only one set of tracks! They may well have died, but it wasn't for the reason stated above
They could of been in between the two tracks
@@jah4818 There were two lines of tracks, and they were mostly in the middle of the two. They did not hear the second train, because the first one had not even passed by, so they were basically caught between the trains in the end and trashed around by the headwinds and against he trains. There are several videos on YT , where it is explained what happened.
The three girls need to be added to your Darwin award series. Stupid in its pure form. An accident BTW is when you have no control over a situation, they did and ignored it.
That's exactly what I was thinking - pay with your life for your own stupidity is the definition of Darwin award nomination. Cheers!
Definitely
Yeah, that was definitely Darwin Awards winners, not an accident!
Or was it done on purpose ? They lived in Utah, so there is a good possibility they were already engaged to 40 year Olds that their parents picked for them.
I also agree if you are taking a selfie 🤳 you mean to tell me they didn't see the bright light of the train behind them in the photo?
I used to be 15, you do stupid sht as a kid, don't blame them, they made a mistake, most of us did at that age but theirs was fatal...rip
I think that the conclusion of all of these odd picture stories is that the human brain is very good at making random shadows or formations into human / animal forms. When they are in fact just random shadows or formations.
Most ironic thing about the Into the Wild guy... He was trying to escape from a corrupted society. Ended up depending on it, and made his sister rich with his death.
Never thought I would see such a thumbnail and video been covered by Be Amazed
Anyone who's played the educational game or heard the theme to "Dumb ways to die" would know to be safe around railroads.
Evolution.
i know the game was made to be "educational" but my kid self just played it for fun 😭
The 3 girls and the railroad tracks...mean as this sounds, they sort of proved Darwin's theory of evolution. Which is him quoting 'survival of the fittest', It basically means the individuals of the species we are are better adapted to our environment. It was clear when you hear a train honk and it is not coming from the train coming...sense would say 'hey, look to your other side.' - They did not and Darwin won this round.
Yup too busy taking pictures to pay attention to their surroundings if I hear a train IDGAF what direction I'm getting off the tracks til it passes and you can feel the vibration in the rails from a good mile or so away at least so if you feel one get off
@@ashiepoohmeand don't forget the stupidity for a silly status in social media, because instead of moving away to saved their lifes they sended the picture 😮
I read the book, and lived in the Pike National Forest from December '95 to June '96. But I had to come down about every two weeks to stock up. It was a great experience that changed my life, and I've never regretted it. But even the best Mountain Man has to come into town once in a while to trade and resupply.
2:39 the shadow is the girls arm who is in the red/white tanktop, you can see the hand behind her head at eye hight. She is standing stretched out with both arms
19:37 is it just me or do they look waaaaaayyy older than their mentioned age? I swear I thought they were in their late 30s
An interesting fact about "Into the Wild" is that nobody knows where that bus came from or how it got there; there are no roads in that area. Recently the government airlifted the bus to a museum, using a heavy-lift Skycrane helicopter, because too many people were putting themselves in danger attempting the dangerous hike just to reach it.
Bullocks. It was a purpose built bus used by miners that was first used by Yucatan Consruction Company to house workers while doing road work. It was then pulled out to location by a bulldozer for the miners to use and then left.
@@bradsanders407you saved me some typing. Thx.
In the 60s, in Adelaide, Sth Aust, there was a safety segment airing on TV. The segment featured close-up of a moving 2 car train, with a voice-over by TV presenter Blair Schwartz.
"The average (2 car) suburban train takes 4 seconds to pass through a level crossing: whether you're on it, or not."
Doug Proenneke famously became a wilderness hermit in Alaska, as Christopher McCandless aspired to do. But Proenneke came prepared with tools and vital knowledge, and he managed to build quite a comfortable cabin, hunt, and had supplies flown in by bush plane every summer, while McCandless died. Another person who died in the Arctic was Albert Johnson, after being shot by the RCMP following a long manhunt. The difference between him and McCandless is that Johnson was quite strong, had incredible endurance, and was able to live off the land as a trapper and hunter. Had he not been shot he'd have been able to live out there for years. McCandless has the desire to be in the wilderness, but not the ability, strength or knowledge to do so.
I believe the missing picture off of the girls camera had to be hooked up to a computer to delete it the way it had been deleted. And the last story, with mccandless, he is t a hero, his story is a cautionary tale to remind us that one should use good information, current maps and the proper tools when engaging in dangerous activities like hiking the woods. Holy moly, so not a hero.
That kid who went out into the wild needed to be more prepared. I'm talking about taking classes on how to provide food and shelter for himself in the wild - like survival classes, which would have also taught him how to preserve that moose.
What is the answer
@@tungquan9340 What is the question you are referring to? Or are you being mystical? Otherwise, my answer is that he needed to take classes that would help him survive (they used to exist; I don't know if they still do).
2:39: The shadow is just from the arm of the girl holding her cell phone.^^
or a tree branch ^^
"Or a long grass!" ^^
The simplist explanation is usually the correct one.
That's what they want you to believe.
@@marks.3303actually “they” want you to believe otherwise.
What if it was the tour guide? He knows the forest the best so it could’ve been him. Btw I wrote this before I found out some people thought it was the tour guide.
I'm guessing the first one was a Suicide/Murder. The Clothes were probably taken off before jumping into the river, which solves the bleached bones. They were probably trying to find their way out, but they got lost. As a final attempt to prevent them from being mauled, they drowned themselves, which then, someone discovered the Camera left behind. They were most likely looking through the Camera roll but deleted one accidentally. I could be wrong.
Seeing that picture with the three girls and the lights of the train coming straight at them is horrifying
I live in the Netherlands and you starting with the Netherlands
same
Hows netherlands doin?! All fun?
@@bloodraege rain, rain, clouds, rain, slippy leaves on road, fall off bike, rain, rain, clouds, test week, rain, rain, going to supermarket in the lunchbreak for unhealthy food, rain, rain, rain, wind, wind, wind, rain and rain, did i say rain?, rain rain rain rain rain :)
@@Da_Benji darn it.. thats a lot of rain :(
@@bloodraege ye but we dutch people getting resistend against it, decades ago it was much worse believe me
I thought there was backstory of some serial killer in this one
The train. I almost witnessed something similar. It left me shaken for a long time afterward. I was waiting for a train to pass and an inebriated man stumbled over to my car with his dog to ask for a light. I gave it to him, the train passed, but the gates were still down. He started across the tracks with his dog and saw the train from the other direction just in the nick of time. I think my heart stopped for a moment. He just meandered on his way. I said a prayer to God for his dog and him.
Christopher McCandless and Timothy Treadwell were rich kids who thought they were immortal.
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A few facts about the atomic bomb story that you go wrong and/or over-emphasized.
First, the casual look of the personnel from Tinian Island could be attributed to many reasons but most likely, they were just posing for a photo and it is normal to have a casual/happy appearance when such photos are taken.
Second, many of those involved in the bombings had no understanding of what the bombs could do, especially prior to the bombing of Hiroshima, and this photo may have been taken before even the first bomb was dropped.
Third, and most telling about the accuracy of your reporting, the Enola Gay dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, NOT Nagasaki. While the Great Artiste did act as an observation plane in both atomic bombings, it was the B-29 named Bockscar that dropped the Fat Man bomb on Nagasaki.
For the first point, you either must have incredible control over your emotions or simply not care at all about the effects what you are building will have on others.
For the second point, them not knowing what they were doing just makes it worse.
For the third point, it is an honest mistake.
@toumabyakuya Do you actually think that people who are voluntarily creating a weapon meant to delete 1,000's of people actually give a damn about those people? Most Americans hated the Japanese at that time.
Harold Agnew, was an observer on The Great Artiste, during the Hiroshima Mission, and did not take part in the bombing of Nagasaki.
for the last story, it's definitely a melancholic tale for peopl who want to isolate themselves in the wild. Even if you want to embrace nature, dont completely block out human connection when you need it.
He didn't need human connection, he needed to learn how to read a map, and what not to eat.
15:22 if you zoom in it looks like either a badger or bear. Honestly it looks rlly cute when u zoom in. (If it’s NOT a human, I’m not creepy lol)
I don't think I'd zoom in.😅😨
NO NO NO! That shadow is a projection of the woman in blue who is TAKING THE PICTURE with that hand!! Please! Please, people. You can even see the phone in the shadow. mbk
Imo, It doesn't matter whether anyone thinks Christopher was a hero or a naive kid. He had a good heart, was just looking for his own peace of mind. I don't see the need to label or judge him.
RIP Christopher. 💙
Amen.
I agree
Thank you! I really needed this information! ❤
Yet you label and judge him as "good." That's still judging, I'm afraid. Since that's what we're doing, I do not see a good heart. Christopher appears very selfish, putting his own peace of mind above all other things including his family. It's easy to tell he was raised wealthy. Spoiled, I think is the term.
If your own happiness is your #1 priority, get ready for a very sad and lonely life and a rude awakening when it's over.
@@smittysmeeeI guess people who go on 6 month cruises are selfish too then? He was only out exploring for 113 days. A lot less time than some young people do to find themselves. He just did it a little differently
7:20 theres software to recover lost and deleted files so in theory you can recover the missing photo.
Yea especially when you're working at law enforcement you'd certainly have the knowledge and resource to do that
When the photo was taken I don’t believe they had that
The photo was deleted with a laptop or pc (it was a murder) and so it was not possible to retrieve the missing photo
Yes, you can recover lost files with software, simply because the Operating System doesn't really delete it, but essentially hides the file from the user, while also marking the storage location as available. However, if you're working on a Computer and you accidentally delete an important file, that you can't simply restore from the recycle bin, you'll typically want to immediately shut the computer down, and either load up your recovery software from a Live CD/USB or remove your Hard Drive and Connect it to another Computer, via a Drive Dock, etc. I say this because, most people don't consider the fact that, the moment you download and install the recovery software onto the same drive, there's a very good chance that you've already overwritten your missing file, as a result. That being said, if the girls deleted the image file themselves and then continued to take photos, the subsequent image files would inevitably overwrite the deleted image file, etc..
Always nice when he uploads a video, this on is kinda creepy tho ngl
To me the pictures of "meat" on a stick is extremely disturbing.
2:34 that's literally the shadow of her other hand bruh, you can slightly see her left hand stretched out. People and their conspiracy theories 😭😭😭
I love watching you videos be amazed it is always a good day when you post a new video.
What if that Canadian ghost is even more mysterious? What if is has a face.. but it's on the other side of it's head!! Spooky.
ye prob
Probably
Great comment; except for the fact that ghosts don't exist.
Yeah, I have no doubt that the first one was some crime. Bleched bones, the folded clothes? That's already pretty damning evidence, no wolf or bear would be like "Mm, this was a good snack. Better fold up these clothes I very carefully took off my meal." But then the missing photo and the tour guide's review? Yeah, I'm not saying HE is the one who murdered them, but they were definitely not killed by any natural wild life.
The order of events seems to be unclear. The "bleached" bones are iffy, tho it does not say wether they were sun or actual chemically bleached (which would be a dead give-away). There are natural phenomenons that can cause bones to "bleach". But yeah, the summary implies it wasn't natural...
Meantime, the clothes may have been the first girl going for a swim, taking off her clothes and folding them, either out of habit or to easier spot and shake out bugs or im an attempt at preventing them from getting in in the first place... In that scenario she either slipped or got attacked and mauled by an animal, chasing the other girl off to die at a later point somehow...
Before anyone rolls their eyes at me: Why an actual killer would fold the laundry and leave all that neat evidence behind is just as difficult to explain.
There's just too little information and too many variables to be certain either way.
@@thekuekenwhat about the deleted picture? That's a mystery all the way that cannot be recovered. It should be even if it's deleted
@@HarryPeanut I explained in another comment here much more elaborate, but in short: yes, pressing "delete" does not delete the file data, just the coordinates/pathway. However if after that deletion more data needs to be stored, the no longer designated physical area of the drive is fair game to be overwritten.
Assuming the investigators did their job, but the file was unrecoverable, that may imply several things:
1) the file was deleted pretty much right after it was taken, and after that the girls themselves took those night time images (maybe the deleted one was the first night time image and at that point they still cared about deleting blurry non-depicting things at first, but then kept using the camera as a flashlight and stopped bothering to delete, especially since browsing the menu and additional active camera time the deletion took, it further drained valuable battery life...) - with only the last/latest file having been deleted, that data would have been overwritten by the next picture(s) or any other subsequent input as the system would have again recognized it as "free space" / continued writing new data after the last still recognized chronological saved file.
2) a third party deleted the image and then either the girls themselves or that third party took more images (we see only the back of a messy head of hair, presumably one of the girls' - other than that, anyone could haven taken those images - maybe for the sole purpose of overwriting an incriminating image?)
3) all the pics were taken, the girls killed, their murderer went through the cam and found an incriminating image, returned to civilization and was pretty tech-savy and managed to delete that one image and that one image only perfectly without caring about the gap the numbering left.... And then returned to the woods and placed the camera (or was it a phone? Then they took a phone back towards cell phone towers? Where it could ping the network again?) back among the girls' belongings, instead of throwing the whole thing away, when it would have been a likely scenario (for option 2 as well) that the girls simply lost the camera (/phone) at some point, unrecoverable in the expanse of the woods...
I have seen ppl here inferring scenario 3, so I felt like spelling it out in its whole. Getting the software to permanently delete a single file is not the issue, but the rest of it...
There is also a scenario 4, depending on how the system stores data and priorities in regards to fragmentation:
The girls took some of the night time images themselves, someone deleted an incriminating image and then only added a few new images, which would have possibly done the job of overwriting the drive space of the deleted image data.
Options 2 and 4 do infer that a third party knew how system storage and overwriting works, 4 goes as far as knowing what system the device used... Looking at the many comments referring to how supposedly suss it is that the investigators had not been able to recover that file, makes me question wether that tour guide would have known... Not to mention, to be sure enough the image data would have been overwritten that way.
At first I thought it might be mental illness since 90% of the stories were people disappear into the woods and die under weird circumstances are because of something undiagnosed however instead of just being one person it was two. You're probably right about it being Foul Play instead.
I wouldn't rely on this channel to provide reliable "evidence". The neatly folded shorts story was debunked. As for "bleached" bones, even though they were in the jungle they could have been in an open spot that got a lot of sun.
Nice video again!! NEVER GO ANYWHERE UNPREPARED!! FFS, these pics should be lessons..Put your pride in your pocket and take help..Better safe than sorry..They thought they'd be fine..yeah right..Especially about that last guy.. Well 24k is a nice sum but c'mon..At least keep the 1k to survive..
2:30 The shadow is from a selfie stick. C'mon people.
7:44 I know this story from German influenza, I think I heard it three years ago! I asked the question there and I asked the question here: can no one, maybe the police or someone else bring back the photo which is deleted?I know that there are many ways to restore deleted photos, and if you succeed, you might see what was on the deleted photo and can draw further conclusions there whether it is a crime or an accident? I apologize for my bad English because German is my native language
Your English is actually perfect! Don't apologize for it :)
@ thank you, but I think I still translated it... But when I write I'm sorry, then I think I really wrote it, for that , thanks!
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I've barely watched it, and I'm amazed
8:52 They could be facing away from the camera.
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Enola happy.☺
Its legit just a name of history. So inmature
It's nearly midnight where I am and watching this video was a big mistake.
It's quite disturbing to look at an innocent looking photo only to find out the gruesome and disturbing backstory behind it.
Our cute little creampuff of a mascot has a dark side??
So use to silly videos, this dark one threw me off balance.😮😊
that shadow is obviously from her left arm stretched out behind her. the sun is pretty much directly above them
I actually worked for the conservation authority that owns Dundas Valley as well as a lot more. That is an absolute trick of the eye. The legs are not separate, it is a dark object split by the tree below, look carefully. The left arm is the same, a branch from the tree. The reason the whites seem different colours is that one is against the browner shale and one is against the greyer limestone