COLD CASE SOLVED: Found 30 Years After He Went Missing!

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  • Adventures With Purpose Solves 30-Year-Old Cold Case from 1994 During Search for Another Missing Person from 2018.
    The search took place outside of Elk Grove, CA - April 13, 2024, when Adventures With Purpose (AWP), the renowned volunteer dive team known for solving cold cases, successfully recovered the vehicle and remains of Arnell Narvaiz, a man missing since July 1, 1994. The discovery occurred during a search operation for another missing person, Duke Haringer, near the Delta Island Ranch in Sacramento County.
    Arnell Narvaiz, who vanished while driving his beige 1988 Toyota to his workplace at a Delta Island Ranch, had been missing for nearly three decades. His vehicle was located submerged 30 feet deep in the Delta, buried up to the windows in silt. The AWP team, using advanced sonar technology, identified and verified the vehicle by retrieving its license plate.
    Discovery and Recovery
    The AWP team, led by diver and sonar expert, Jared Leisek, initially identified the submerged vehicle. After confirming the vehicle's identity, they coordinated with local authorities, including the Stockton Police Department and the coroner's office, to plan the extraction.
    The vehicle's recovery required careful handling due to its depth and position. A rotator truck equipped with a crane was brought in to assist with the extraction. The team meticulously pulled the vehicle out to avoid losing any evidence or remains. During this process, they discovered human remains, later confirmed to be those of Arnell Narvaiz.
    Coordination and Execution
    Adventures With Purpose: Led the discovery and initial recovery operations, using their expertise in sonar technology and diving.
    Local Authorities: The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office and the Coroner's office took over the official investigation once the vehicle was identified and brought out of the river.
    Impact on the Family
    Chanel, Arnell Narvaiz's daughter, expressed mixed emotions upon receiving the news. Born in 1992, she had no memory of her father, who disappeared when she was just 2 years old.
    The family, initially resigned to never knowing Arnell's fate, now faces renewed grief but also a sense of closure.
    Statement from Adventures With Purpose
    "We are deeply honored to have been able to provide the answers and closure for the Narvaiz family after all these years," said Jared Leisek, founder of Adventures With Purpose. "While our primary mission was to locate Duke Heringer who's been missing since 2018, the discovery of Arnel Narvaiz's vehicle underscores the importance and impact of our work. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the Narvaiz family during this difficult time."
    About Adventures With Purpose
    Adventures With Purpose is a volunteer organization dedicated to solving cold cases and providing closure to families of missing persons. Utilizing advanced sonar technology and diving expertise, the team has successfully solved 32 cold cases, bringing much-needed answers to families and communities.
    Thank you from all of us here at Adventures With Purpose for watching, liking, commenting, sharing, and subscribing.
    Jared Leisek - Adventures With Purpose Founder
    For more information about Adventures With Purpose and their ongoing efforts, please visit www.adventureswithpurpose.com
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  • @chordsofgratitude2073
    @chordsofgratitude2073 Před měsícem +2815

    If Arnel's daughter ever reads the comments, I hope she realizes she was not abandoned by her dad. He died in an accident. I hope she knows the he was on his way to work. He was obviously a responsible parent trying to provide for his family. Condolences to the family.❤

    • @chordsofgratitude2073
      @chordsofgratitude2073 Před měsícem +32

      @@judi_just_judi , yes and I edited my comment.

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +21

      ​@@chordsofgratitude2073 Perfect!!

      😊

    • @Joe-xh2lk
      @Joe-xh2lk Před měsícem +34

      Well said. RIP ❤

    • @lonewildflower
      @lonewildflower Před měsícem +95

      I can’t even imagine the feeling of getting that phone call 30 years later. 😢

    • @aimsatlife4142
      @aimsatlife4142 Před měsícem +55

      The family was notified including the Daughter

  • @gregadams558
    @gregadams558 Před měsícem +1857

    For a family to think he just ran off and left them, only to find he died in an accident. It has to twist your heart. He wanted to be home, he couldn't.

  • @katekinder
    @katekinder Před měsícem +1232

    He wasn’t the person you were looking for but he was the person you needed to find that day! 30yrs and they finally have closure and can grieve and hold a funeral!

    • @celestiafanforever
      @celestiafanforever Před měsícem +48

      I agree. That just means another family finally got answers, they got the closure that they wanted, Amel is another person who finally got to come home to be laid to rest and that his name is added to stack of others that they found and brought home. And that his name and picture is added to their intro of those who were brought home by AWP.

    • @erikamurphy1681
      @erikamurphy1681 Před měsícem +12

      Well said🫡

    • @DarlinDar215
      @DarlinDar215 Před měsícem +6

      Amen to that 🙏

    • @bethroblek5563
      @bethroblek5563 Před měsícem +7

      There is NEVER CLOSURE….ITS CALLED RESOLUTION….people looking for missing family never get closure just a resolution to the mystery of them going missing, on purpose or due to accidents ….i wish everyone to get resolution to their missing family members💖💖

    • @bethroblek5563
      @bethroblek5563 Před měsícem +9

      Jared…itsSO SO GOOD to see you going on with your purpose….im sorry the previous team chose to depart….Your good name will get you through the coming times🩷🩷🩷

  • @Daniel-jg1uk
    @Daniel-jg1uk Před měsícem +188

    What struck me as the saddest thing about this video was the sight of Jared walking down the bank with that plastic bag, picking up bones from the water because that coroner couldn't be bothered to get her shoes dirty and do her job properly. Not the first time I'm seeing on this channel how carelessly some law enforcement agencies approach the handling of remains and of vehicles that contain them.

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +22

      That is what separates Jared from the others. What others think is above and beyond is the minimum for Jared.

      😊

    • @snowdoggie6956
      @snowdoggie6956 Před měsícem +33

      It should be the minimum for Anyone. I bet if that man's family was there watching she would have ACTED with more respect. I am absolutely appalled seeing that crap working with law enforcement. She needs to be fired and get a job at KFC!!!

    • @jolenerivers6134
      @jolenerivers6134 Před 18 dny +27

      I thought it was so disrectful for the to treat anybody's remains in such a brutal manner...

    • @sendmedoge8939
      @sendmedoge8939 Před 16 dny +13

      It's a cop. Cops don't care about you if they can't fine you or charge you for something.

    • @brendensmith2292
      @brendensmith2292 Před 15 dny +16

      That coroner is garbage

  • @nickyshaw7677
    @nickyshaw7677 Před měsícem +106

    Am I the only one that find it extremely disrespectful that the coroner didn't agree to take the body out? To have the bones dragged and crushed against the rocks is terrible

    • @philliphelms6505
      @philliphelms6505 Před 10 dny +10

      She actually sounded like she didn’t have a clue to what was going on.

    • @jakob9111
      @jakob9111 Před 3 dny +6

      @@philliphelms6505seemed like she had never had this situation before

  • @dhelix85
    @dhelix85 Před měsícem +342

    I would be devistated to know my family thought I abandoned them. I'm glad his family got the truth, and that his honor as a husband and father are restored. Good work guys.

    • @antraxxslingshots
      @antraxxslingshots Před měsícem +5

      What makes you 100% certain this muddy singletrack alongside a river was his direct way to work and he had an accident instead of just wanting to end the suffering and took the closest way to the river on or from his regular commute?

    • @goldensun7702
      @goldensun7702 Před měsícem +8

      @@antraxxslingshotsbut that's suicide. Not running away and abandoning them and continue to live your life away from your family.

    • @antraxxslingshots
      @antraxxslingshots Před měsícem +7

      @@goldensun7702 well it is a drastic kind of running away and leaving your love ones alone i think.

    • @shwanna3
      @shwanna3 Před měsícem

      ​@@goldensun7702 suicide is a form of running away.. I've tried it a couple times and failed fortunately but it is just a more conclusive and permanent way of running away from your current circumstances. Depression tricks the brain into thinking you're not good enough, you don't have a purpose, your family doesn't love you, etc., oftentimes the thoughts start as intrusive ones, "I wish I could run away, live a completely new life, change my identity" but this isn't really an option when you have a family to look after, don't have the finances, digital footprints are everywhere. Eventually that can all get to be too much and your brain makes you think death is the only way out. I hope this wasn't the case here but it's very likely.

    • @terripeterson4533
      @terripeterson4533 Před 15 dny +1

      AMEN!

  • @ironhornforge
    @ironhornforge Před měsícem +97

    The coroner was so unbelievably lazy and completely reneged on her duty of care...
    That is unacceptable, those remains should have been collected when there was any doubt of damage... very disgraceful behaviour, I hope she is fired.

    • @Jindarella_
      @Jindarella_ Před 15 dny +8

      I came to say the same thing. So pathetic. I'm embarrassed for her. No control of the scene whatsoever.

    • @Doughy3205
      @Doughy3205 Před 7 hodinami +1

      @@Jindarella_that’s a lot of people now a day lazy and disrespectful

  • @SlidellBaby
    @SlidellBaby Před měsícem +71

    I hope that coroner is voted out soon. Absolutely lazy and disrespectful.

    • @bill4639
      @bill4639 Před 14 dny +6

      I hope the family sues, and I hope ever lazy cop in the whole state gets jail time for something like this.

    • @jasonphillips7712
      @jasonphillips7712 Před 9 dny +3

      she weighs too much had no intentions of helping cant do her job and carries

    • @keystonecarpenter3546
      @keystonecarpenter3546 Před 9 dny +2

      Call out a crane!

    • @steve-zx5jb
      @steve-zx5jb Před 4 dny +1

      BUT, BUT, BUT, DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION,,,,

  • @jamesmarshalla8565
    @jamesmarshalla8565 Před měsícem +616

    Every time you guys bring closure for a missing love one, I cry like a baby! You have no idea how important you are Jared, we couldn’t have found any of those people without you! Thank you so much A W P!!

    • @deannawheeler4362
      @deannawheeler4362 Před měsícem +11

      Jared brings answers, not closure.

    • @LunaPsGaming
      @LunaPsGaming Před měsícem +4

      Glad I'm not the only one who sobs like a baby 😅

    • @be1995-r7t
      @be1995-r7t Před měsícem +3

      Same here! Every time I watch them bring home a loved one I cry.

    • @unicornmommy39
      @unicornmommy39 Před 21 dnem +1

      Same!!!

  • @ravenprice6112
    @ravenprice6112 Před měsícem +136

    1994 is the year I was born. It is hard to believe this poor man has been at the bottom of that lake all of this time. Love to his family.

    • @user-tv3di2xy6n
      @user-tv3di2xy6n Před měsícem +3

      No one will ever know, the pain, the family had to suffer In All those years.

    • @reniatsandy94
      @reniatsandy94 Před 19 dny +1

      Same here born I was like in shock when I saw this 🥺 !

    • @BOBTHEBUILDER-ql6sv
      @BOBTHEBUILDER-ql6sv Před 17 dny +1

      And imagine the family thinking he didn’t care and just had abandoned them

    • @Nooneinteresting470
      @Nooneinteresting470 Před 18 hodinami +1

      Same I was born in 1994 was 5 by the time 1999 rolled around, kind of crazy to think that this man's body has been underwater for so long.. absolutely crazy.

  • @jus10lewissr
    @jus10lewissr Před měsícem +125

    One thing even more disturbing than the insane amount of vehicles sitting at the bottoms of lakes, rivers, and so forth, is that some of those vehicles have people inside of them -- and you have no way of knowing there's anything down there, let alone a car with a presumably missing person in it. I don't go swimming, fishing or boating anymore without that thought crossing my mind at least once.
    Regardless, I'm glad these guys are making a huge difference in everything that they do.

    • @mimikm222
      @mimikm222 Před měsícem +6

      if i ever go on the lake I want sonar now. its unbelievable how many times someone went over those cars...

    • @genesis2780
      @genesis2780 Před měsícem +4

      I had a very similar thought, like how many people have died in their cars, in a body of water? 😮Oh my goodness, new fear unlocked 😨

  • @jasonm322
    @jasonm322 Před měsícem +328

    I think the coroner should have removed Arnal from the car as soon as it emerged from the water. instead of his remains being damaged and scatered on the rocks. RIP Arnel

    • @TheStar798
      @TheStar798 Před měsícem +77

      I've watched an interview with NYPD/M.E Police divers - removing remains from a submerged car is EXTREMELY dangerous to the recovery divers who can be seriously hurt and risk infection from glass, twisted rusted metal and debris (not to mention the shifting car and currents) 🤷🏾‍♀️
      Safer for all involved to raise the car and dive after for missing remains/bones
      Not to mention many police teams don't have recovery divers.
      I imagine the family are grateful for whatever remains they can get and lay the mystery, and loved one, to rest 🤷🏾‍♀️💐

    • @laurenskee2665
      @laurenskee2665 Před měsícem +48

      His body has been in the water 30 years. I think its okay.

    • @MotoSly
      @MotoSly Před měsícem +62

      Yeah i was also a bit like "wtf" about the coronor's reaction when they asked her what to do with the body. She didn't even come down to check for herself.

    • @AttestedFire66
      @AttestedFire66 Před měsícem +56

      ​@@TheStar798 learn to read, he said they should have removed him once he emerged, not underwater, they literally asked if they should remove him and she left him to be crushed along the bank under the car.

    • @Upemm
      @Upemm Před měsícem +21

      No win situation either way except for the family who now have closure.

  • @wacholder5690
    @wacholder5690 Před měsícem +288

    Anyone found is another one no longer missing. Thanks for showing !

  • @Realistic_Secret
    @Realistic_Secret Před měsícem +619

    Yet another story that finally gets some answers, good work guys!

  • @gregdcross
    @gregdcross Před měsícem +432

    Been watching AWP since way back when Jared was pulling trash out of waterways, then merged into the recovery of missing people. Jared has perfected how to search and recover the lost and has proven to be the most respectful of the remains and the loved ones, dedicated and persistent. Watching him focus in the sonar screens and interpret what is underwater is amazing. Keep it up Jared, you are an amazing human being.

    • @kickazzdrummer666
      @kickazzdrummer666 Před měsícem +28

      Jared found his higher calling.

    • @trojanpussy
      @trojanpussy Před měsícem

      Jared often has more respect fore the remains of the lost people then the services that, must, do their job, the 'professionals'....🫤

    • @christinamenhennett
      @christinamenhennett Před měsícem +7

      Same here! I've watched him from day 1!

    • @valerieford7899
      @valerieford7899 Před měsícem +10

      Same here. I've been hooked since the first video I saw. Aside from the emotion he shows these people I love his personal triumph to keep doing what he does. He hasn't lost a follower or subscriber out of me.

    • @valerieford7899
      @valerieford7899 Před měsícem +3

      I just wish he say across instead of acrossed lol❤❤

  • @denisemurray412
    @denisemurray412 Před měsícem +240

    Jared, you started out as an environmental cleanup group. But this service came about as an opportunity to help people fill in all the unanswered questions. The idea snowballed and other divers have joined your mission. Thank you for what you have done for those families. As for that coroner - you KNEW you were coming to the riverbank. You should have worn your waders and rubber gloves today. Take pride in your job and you won't get angry comments from the public !!

  • @AshleyAbreu_
    @AshleyAbreu_ Před měsícem +79

    I feel like you guys cared more about his remains then the actual police. When you said to take him out down there because his remains were going to be crushed by the rocks and they said I’d rather take him out up here I gasped I swear how sad…

    • @judd0112
      @judd0112 Před měsícem +16

      Police do this all to often and mostly have no connection to the victims & back story. Usually they want to get it done as quickly as possible. & also take into consideration that they(police) have supposedly been searching for the missing persons & vehicle saying they are doing everything they can and this team shows up and in a few days find the vehicle and makes the police look like they are not going above and beyond or just doing the bare minimum. So they are reluctant and probably pissed this is reflecting negatively on the police department

    • @user-tv3di2xy6n
      @user-tv3di2xy6n Před měsícem +5

      The remains can often be in very bad shape, could traumatize, just about anyone. We had a women who was found after seven years, the body was blown up like a balloon. She left to return home to California, found in Massachusetts, she left, to return home and it was snowing that night, the car went between two houses and into the water, the snow must of covered the tracks. Swimmers found her after seven years.

    • @Hamster846
      @Hamster846 Před 23 dny

      ​@@judd0112to your point police also have other cases, emergencies, on thier shoulders these guys God bless them have spent several days working on one case at a time.

    • @unsheepled
      @unsheepled Před 22 dny +2

      @@judd0112yeah , egos get crushed … instead of putting that aside for the GREATER PURPOSE

    • @Oak_Hollow
      @Oak_Hollow Před 17 dny +1

      That's not quite what was actually said.

  • @alishabashaw4261
    @alishabashaw4261 Před měsícem +209

    I’m so thankful you were the one who found this man. You even went back for remains left behind along the steep bank that clearly didn’t matter as much to anyone else. We appreciate you!

  • @kjova251
    @kjova251 Před měsícem +66

    My Dad was killed and the police showed up at our door the same day. It was the worst feeling in the world.
    I can't imagine waiting 30 years to have them knock on the door and finally provide answers.

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +8

      I am sorry to hear about your loss. I hope you and your family have been able to heal in a healthy manner.

      😊

    • @kathysiebert6654
      @kathysiebert6654 Před 24 dny +4

      Sorry for your loss. My Daddy was murdered in Houston, TX, May 1976. No one was ever arrested. Not enough evidence to convict the 2 that were suspected to have done it.

  • @bellis8204
    @bellis8204 Před měsícem +130

    Thank you for finding poor Arnel. His family can now understand he didn't abandon them - he was instead lost to a horrible accident. He can now rest in in peace, secure in the arms of his loved ones.

  • @teribelleau137
    @teribelleau137 Před měsícem +385

    Feeling thoughtful for his widow. Closure finally, and maybe some relief, knowing he didn't choose to leave her and his daughter. God Bless you all for what you're doing to help these families! ❤😊

    • @shelleyjohnston1106
      @shelleyjohnston1106 Před měsícem +18

      I hate the word closure. answers.. is what they are getting. they will never get closure on their grief.

    • @ajmatt574
      @ajmatt574 Před měsícem +18

      @@shelleyjohnston1106I disagree. It is closure. Answers bring closure. Grief isn’t forever; it’s part of the process, but eventually it hurts less over time. I’d say grief has nothing to do with closure as you can grieve well past closure.

    • @deannawheeler4362
      @deannawheeler4362 Před měsícem +7

      Answers, not closure.

    • @AnxiousFork
      @AnxiousFork Před měsícem +10

      ​@@shelleyjohnston1106 Not closure on their grief. Closure on the not knowing. They now finally know what happened to him.

    • @jimsmith9819
      @jimsmith9819 Před měsícem

      @@ajmatt574 grief is forever

  • @cm1642
    @cm1642 Před měsícem +65

    I can't believe there is no agency responsible for keeping waterways clear of vehicles! And i can't believe how many times police have completely bungled the search for missing people.

    • @user-tv3di2xy6n
      @user-tv3di2xy6n Před měsícem +4

      They do not have funds for searches like this, the fire departments, would probably be able to handle it best. That or they just can’t be bothered. I would think they would pull the cars, not leave them, to pollute the waters. Some of these areas have many cars, the insurance companies should have to pay.

  • @crashbang756
    @crashbang756 Před měsícem +11

    Jared and the team deserve the very best in life for what they do…god bless you guys…RIP Arnel 🙏

  • @josiemaesouthern
    @josiemaesouthern Před měsícem +103

    Thanks Jared. I am a funeral industry professional. I admire your reverence for the deceased. My condolences to the family.

  • @shelleyirwin6104
    @shelleyirwin6104 Před měsícem +105

    It never ceases to amaze me when you are looking for someone and you accidentally solve a different case! Great job

  • @BoostedCoupe
    @BoostedCoupe Před 28 dny +33

    God forbid the uninterested officers or the coroner walk down and do their job.

    • @benjaminmorris4962
      @benjaminmorris4962 Před 12 dny

      Did you even SEE the coroner? She ain't fit enough for that hike 😂 She'd take one step and fall all the way down. As for the other officers, how do you know they were uninterested? How do you know none of them was willing to take the photos? There's already two or three people down by the car, who likely volunteered to take photos for the coroner. The only person you should be mad at is the coroner. The other officers' job was to protect the scene and make sure no other civilians interfere. Their job is not to gather or record evidence. The only one there who's job that was was the coroner. Everybody else appeared to be normal patrolmen/deputies, not CSI

  • @dorothytenute2710
    @dorothytenute2710 Před měsícem +200

    Jared, there is simply nobody better at this. From scanning and identifying vehicles to diving to being able to get things ready for the tow truck drivers. AWP is remarkable. I am so sorry for this poor family.

    • @kdaze10
      @kdaze10 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@eryvnethen get off his channel, crazy. 😂

    • @NUTTYNANNY100
      @NUTTYNANNY100 Před měsícem +2

      I agree, I can't imagine how it must not a family , worrying all those just not knowing where their family members must be. I sure that most must believe that they have basically been dumped & their relative has ran off to start a new life.
      They must have have such a sense of relief when they find out they hadn't been abandoned.
      JARED deserves medals for what he does.

    • @adtrent
      @adtrent Před měsícem

      ​@@eryvneand why is that?

    • @adtrent
      @adtrent Před měsícem

      God creates some people for specific jobs, I believe. He is given an ability to do something so hard and he has honed his skills well.

    • @bill4639
      @bill4639 Před 14 dny +1

      Jared is even doing the CORONERS job. Imagine if Jared was not there to pick up the slack for these incompetent agencies.

  • @clarkosteo
    @clarkosteo Před 27 dny +9

    Jared, you should invent some type of a net or heavy plastic with holes on the edges for drainage, magnets on the sides to hold in place. It would be sized to fit side windows/windshield, etc., so it would help keep remains inside during recoveries. I bet some of your sponsors would gladly pay to develop something like that. You all do great work. Bless you.

  • @springfling49
    @springfling49 Před měsícem +27

    It is so great to see local law enforcement willing to work with AWP instead of against them!! Previous videos show that that is not always the case. Thank you to this department for your service and professionalism.

    • @bill4639
      @bill4639 Před 14 dny +1

      Are you high? The cops didn’t do a damn thing!

  • @danielkarlsson258
    @danielkarlsson258 Před měsícem +144

    Wth? "Jared is taking pictures for the coroner"?! Some police don't want any help at all, but this "can you take some pics of the corpse so I don't have to go down there? Thanks." is truly bizarre.
    Great work as always though! Keep it up!

    • @babyfergie36
      @babyfergie36 Před měsícem +51

      My thoughts too, that coroner was very lazy at her job. The moment jared saw the remains she should of went down there to Secure or remove to avoid losing or damaging the remains on the drag up the hill..

    • @pixie706
      @pixie706 Před měsícem +13

      Jared is a total professional and its good that the police respect his experience

    • @helenf.7221
      @helenf.7221 Před měsícem +18

      I made a similar comment that he seemed like the only person who knew what to do. He did say it’s a small town so they probably don’t have any expertise

    • @kazo_13
      @kazo_13 Před měsícem +6

      that baffled me!

    • @DavidJohnson-bf2et
      @DavidJohnson-bf2et Před měsícem +18

      Jared and his team are hero’s. The lazy police officer and coroner didn’t want to get dirty and he did their work for them. I can’t believe they didn’t remove the remains at soon as they were discovered instead of flipping the car over and having remains fall out of the car. Sacramento Sheriff should be embarrassed! Lazy!

  • @evedaemonium2399
    @evedaemonium2399 Před měsícem +41

    the fact that yall went looking Specifically for a missing persons and just Happened to come across Arnel... No sir, he heard you were looking and he said "Today bch'.. i love that about this one.
    Yall keep rescuing lost souls from Pergatory, they don't deserve to be forgotten in Limbo.

    • @Maxid1
      @Maxid1 Před měsícem +4

      I have to thank you for this comment. I don't agree with you about limbo but it made me study the bible further and correct something that the world programmed into me instead of the actual truth.

    • @ColourfulXO
      @ColourfulXO Před 27 dny +3

      Unfortunately there is no such thing as "purgatory." It is not in, God's, Word. You must put your trust in, Christ, on this side of life. That's why the Gospel needs to be spread urgently before people pass away.

    • @actuallyapathy
      @actuallyapathy Před 17 dny +2

      pretty disrespectful to say that the lost victims are in limbo just because they haven't been found yet. how do you think the families of not-yet-found people would feel reading that? you are entitled to your religious beliefs, but if they are hurtful or harmful to people you don't need to say them out loud.

  • @unicornmommy39
    @unicornmommy39 Před 21 dnem +9

    I gasped and started crying when his remains came out of the car. This is what Jared tried to avoid! 😢😢😢 I really hope that M.E. is fired! Unbelievable.

  • @rackets001
    @rackets001 Před měsícem +24

    That's gotta be a shock to the system. Wife assumed he left the family because he was potentially being unfaithful all these years, only to find out he had an accident on his way to work to provide for his family. All those years of anger and sadness at feeling abandoned, now can be resolved as sadness knowing he was just trying to provide for his family.

  • @jkminnich
    @jkminnich Před měsícem +70

    I often think of how terrifying the last moments of these people’s lives must have been. 😢

    • @goldensun7702
      @goldensun7702 Před měsícem +6

      True, but hopefully it was an instantaneous death, so he didn't feel anything or drown to death. If he was unconsious, I don't think he suffered while drowning.

    • @sharontyler6248
      @sharontyler6248 Před měsícem +12

      I nearly drowned. Fortunately, I was recovered and resuscitated. I at first struggled, trying to breathe, but then I was at peace. I was visually aware I was under water. I wasn't fighting it. Then I was yanked to the surface. They pumped my chest forcing the water from my lungs. I started throwing up and my chest hurt. I have never forgotten. It hurt so bad to breathe. I suffered more from living through it.

    • @FlipflopB
      @FlipflopB Před měsícem +3

      Jared has said that drowning would be his preferred way to go. It’s a lot quicker than you think, and you become unconscious and pass away very quickly

  • @seventhdayissabbath8747
    @seventhdayissabbath8747 Před měsícem +15

    I have never looked at a river or lake the same since Jared started finding and bringing home those who were lost.
    Thank you Jared and team for the hard work and dedication in helping others...

  • @AmadeusHammerer
    @AmadeusHammerer Před měsícem +115

    I have so much respect for Jared. He shows what he sees like car, how old, how big, producer and I look at the video and think, yes, this may be a car... He's so experienced and so respectful. I follow them for years now and it's still like the first time I watched them. Thank you!

  • @machellep1
    @machellep1 Před měsícem +38

    I was raised in the Central Valley of California and I will tell you that cars went in the sloughs all the time. The valley is famous for its foggy nights, pea soup fog. You sometimes had to have someone get out and walk in front of the car to keep from going off the road. Several times I pulled off and slept in my car till morning. Not surprised your finding lots of cars and people that have been missing for years. My condolences to the family but glad they have answers after 30 years of him missing.

    • @anissasoots2623
      @anissasoots2623 Před měsícem +5

      I’m from Turlock and I can attest to some REALLY foggy winters in the Central Valley. I’ve driven highway 12 at night coming from the bay back to Turlock. Talk about a road that can get really foggy. Getting onto I5 south from HWY 12 I almost missed the exit that was maybe 50ft in front of me and I was going about 25 MPH. It was scary in some places where you just couldn’t really see anything.
      I have never been more happy to get onto I5 as I was that day.
      I am happy they were able to help a family find some closure.

    • @megandenney622
      @megandenney622 Před měsícem +2

      I agree. I'm from the central valley and the fog is insane. I have also had to pull off and wait several times to hope for some clear roads. So glad they found this man ❤

    • @WindsofChange
      @WindsofChange Před měsícem +1

      Camanche Lake near Jackson here and you're not lying. I grew up in Stockton/Lodi.

  • @tannermaple
    @tannermaple Před měsícem +21

    The weird feeling I get when you find a person really disturbs me but I can’t imagine how bad it is for you

  • @roryduran6130
    @roryduran6130 Před měsícem +226

    You are to be commended for treating everything with such respect.

  • @SweetTeaJackJack
    @SweetTeaJackJack Před měsícem +36

    Just a stranger here, but dang it, I appreciate all you do for these people!

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +5

      No one is a stranger within the AWP community. We are here for each other and friendships develop when we open ourselves up to acceptance and embrace change.

      😊

    • @sweetlisajohnson
      @sweetlisajohnson Před měsícem +4

      ​@@judi_just_judi I agree
      We all care very much and your a friend ❤

    • @terripeterson4533
      @terripeterson4533 Před 15 dny

      ME 2!

  • @TMCremixes
    @TMCremixes Před měsícem +19

    Guys I just want to express my gratitude, not only for the work you do, but also for how you guys shot and edited this video. Building up that music, then absolute silence for the moment the car reaches the surface so everyone can just feel what they need to feel without a narrative (hope, sadness, grief, etc.) being pushed. The camera crew and editing team did a fantastic job on the cinematography. My morbid curiosity is like "let me see the remains" but it's just so fitting and respectful that you blurred them out. The whole thing in itsself is already quite graphic and raw, and we really don't need to see the actual body to know what's going on. I also love the way all teams, and people within the teams, work together here to create the best possible outcome and closure for the case. Fantastic work.

  • @LakotaBear47
    @LakotaBear47 Před měsícem +182

    Carry on, Jared! You are the expert when it comes to these searches and you have so graciously shared your knowledge with others. A lot of good thoughts and respect are coming your way. I will ALWAYS be in your corner, I know a good man when I see one.

    • @seanh4841
      @seanh4841 Před měsícem +4

      Yes, Carry on my Wayward Son

    • @marytilley637
      @marytilley637 Před měsícem +4

      Jared u r a good man and stay the way u r and what u do for so many people don't happen often God bless u and keep safe out there ok

    • @BUYBLUESHOPPER
      @BUYBLUESHOPPER Před měsícem +2

      Jared had done a lot. I get torked with other utubers that forget. He built the dive community to what it is today!

  • @celestiafanforever
    @celestiafanforever Před měsícem +4

    I can't imagine how his family reacted to getting that phone call and police explaining to them how AWP found Arnel. But what I can imagine is them crying tears of pain with a touch of joy knowing that he's been found, that their answers have been answered, and that they can finally lay him to rest. Good job AWP, you may have gone out looking for Duke and though it was not his time to be found it was time for Arnel to come home.

  • @laurenlnb2386
    @laurenlnb2386 Před měsícem +22

    Thank you so much for being as respectful as possible. Another family, knowing what happened to their loved one, is always bitter sweet. ❤

  • @JaniceKing-dy6wc
    @JaniceKing-dy6wc Před měsícem +545

    I would love to see the old team back together, im so sorry Jared that they didn't have the guts to stand by you. I have continued to support you no matter what! Much love x

    • @johndoe-lm7ji
      @johndoe-lm7ji Před měsícem +32

      So the previous team members left?

    • @AdventuresWithPurpose
      @AdventuresWithPurpose  Před měsícem +306

      As with any organization, like your place of employment, people will come and go, but the owner, founder, and boss is the one constant who will always be their. Like with any business, past volunteers, employees, etc will choose to start their own business/organization. It's Life.

    • @shannalynn7
      @shannalynn7 Před měsícem +52

      @@johndoe-lm7jithey did…. under bad circumstances

    • @shawnkopp9734
      @shawnkopp9734 Před měsícem +46

      Praying for Jared.. He is the best.

    • @MaQuGo119
      @MaQuGo119 Před měsícem +21

      @@AdventuresWithPurpose You can hire me, i just need a greencard 😭😭👌👌🤠🤠

  • @mercedespadierna14
    @mercedespadierna14 Před měsícem +15

    Father and son missing after working on their shrimp boat in Texas. Coast guards suspended search. Divers have been sent down but apparently it’s hard to see down there. Only the family and a few volunteers are searching. Yall would be a big help. Today is the third day they have been missing. Family isn’t giving up til they are found and hopefully are brought home.

  • @marya.orsulak4947
    @marya.orsulak4947 Před měsícem +66

    Thank you Jared for not giving up on your gift in finding these lost ones. Peace young man.

  • @debbiemc55
    @debbiemc55 Před měsícem +51

    So thankful you brought another victim home. Closure to another family that deserved answers. Prayers for the family to finally find peace.

  • @JedH1991
    @JedH1991 Před měsícem +102

    I’ve been watching these guys for years, but since this is only an hour from where I live it’s surreal

    • @trojanpussy
      @trojanpussy Před měsícem

      It must be crazy to now know this body was burried in watwr fore all those years, just 1 houer away. 🙏🕯💝

    • @deatako6006
      @deatako6006 Před měsícem +8

      We live close by too.

    • @Bob-ve9rm
      @Bob-ve9rm Před měsícem +4

      my grandma lives along steamboat slough

    • @emmastroud85
      @emmastroud85 Před měsícem +1

      I was just at steamboat slough a couple weeks ago on the boat. we live on the delta and it really is surreal to see them out here, especially after watching them for quite some time. Also eerie to know there’s so many cars in the waterways, I’ll never be able to not think about that when out on the river

  • @griffy89
    @griffy89 Před 26 dny +9

    can’t imagine the grief of thinking your dad ran off and being so angry at him, just to be told this 30 years later

  • @HotRod16
    @HotRod16 Před měsícem +11

    He wasn't the person you looking for but fate brought you to this find. It is emotional for me to see that he left behind his dear baby back then. May his soul now RIP, his daughter grown up well. A great job by the team here.

  • @katherinecamillesteadcaputo
    @katherinecamillesteadcaputo Před měsícem +16

    Jared you are the reason this whole genre exists, your respect for everyone involved is so very evident in every part of your body language and your professionalism is par none. All bullcrap aside, the reason ALL of these loved ones being found by anyone is because of your "little" start up called AWP. I commend you sir.

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +3

      ( :
      Always nice to see these positive and encouraging comments. From one fan to another, thank you.

      😊

    • @voicije
      @voicije Před měsícem +2

      manyother channel like this one started with Jared.. he teaches so many of the guys who left to do it themselfs.. and.. there are real bad stories that goes with it... i'm following the master.. not those who took and leave because of some storms...

  • @SpottedFeverAppys
    @SpottedFeverAppys Před měsícem +10

    Adventures with purpose is so amazing. I wish the department and coroner had secured the remains though. Potentially losing part of my dad’s remains because they didn’t want to climb down and get them before they fell out just irks me. I’d rather prevent than collect if all possible.

  • @maryb4796
    @maryb4796 Před měsícem +53

    Sad that they lost a family member, but happy he is finally home. You guys are awesome. Keep on keepin on!

  • @donnawilson2077
    @donnawilson2077 Před měsícem +19

    I found your channel by accident about a week ago, well i think ive binge watched nearly every episode, the work you guys do is amazing 👍🏻 bringing closure to so many families ❤️ and working with and promoting the other teams you work with increases the amount of people you can all help. I wish the team all the best in the world 🌎 im following from Northampton in the UK

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +2

      Welcome to the AWP Binge Watching Club. In case no one warned you - it is addictive.

      😊

    • @teresanorbraten8803
      @teresanorbraten8803 Před měsícem +2

      I did the same. And I then went to their store and bought the window smashing tool for every one I know.

  • @soderhamnpojken
    @soderhamnpojken Před měsícem +10

    Finally getting his legacy restored , he never left them. I understand the rational thinking going to the conclusion that he just left and started fresh somewhere else so no shame on the family and relatives. Hope you rest easy now Arnel until you meet the ones you loved again and enjoy afterlife together

  • @kelleymosqueda9535
    @kelleymosqueda9535 Před měsícem +16

    This is exactly why I watch this channel. For the families.
    I pray for the family of the man you inadvertently found and the family of the man you were originally searching for.

  • @flanjo.NZ.
    @flanjo.NZ. Před měsícem +17

    Closure, finally and isn't it nice when the Sherriff's Dept actually works with you. Keep up the good work. Kudos to Jared and his team.

  • @GailVaught
    @GailVaught Před měsícem +43

    Wow. Solved a case from 30 years ago. Great work new Jared team. You are coming back strong after a rocky two years. Those who left, good riddance. Arnel's family has closure now because somebody cares about missing people while cleaning up the environment. As long as you still make videos regardless of finding someone or not, you'll have my full support. I do love your fun ones every now and then. You have such a great sense of humor.

  • @lilian2731
    @lilian2731 Před 25 dny +7

    Bless these guys who are so passionate in helping to find cold cases missing victims....🙏👍....may the victims R.I.P. 🙏 & condolences to the families....😔👍👏👏

  • @meschelleforbus634
    @meschelleforbus634 Před měsícem +46

    Thank you, Jared, for all you have done and continue to do to bring lost loved ones home ❤
    I am so happy that you are out on the water. You are incredible at what you do😊 Thank you to the team members working along side of Jared to bring lost loved ones home ❤

  • @diannaphillips8577
    @diannaphillips8577 Před měsícem +10

    I'm so glad to see you still helping people! You do such a great job! All the other groups should have stood by you! They owe their success to you!!

  • @wesleyshoup3936
    @wesleyshoup3936 Před měsícem +125

    Im so glad for the family that you found him the family now has answers. Great work as always Jared the best out here.

  • @user-di4kv9yk3g
    @user-di4kv9yk3g Před měsícem +41

    even after so many years, a video like this still holds the emotions of a loved family member missing and finally found
    thanks you AWP for sharing and bringing folks back home

  • @charlesalden9167
    @charlesalden9167 Před měsícem +90

    I'm 66 veteran still cry every time you are doing a recovery for lost ones. I remember when you started out recovering vehicles on the Willamette River to clean the river up. Then you found that body in the car. AWP have brought closer for alot of families. THANK YOU ! And now other divers are looking.

  • @1pipandgoose
    @1pipandgoose Před měsícem +9

    Jared, you do a great job of showing us how you read the equipment and identify vehicles. Your sensitivity in talking with family members and how you assist law enforcement is refreshing. Professional yet very kind. Thank you.

  • @susanwells595
    @susanwells595 Před měsícem +39

    Thank you Jared. And teams. For allowing us to see things that you find in the waters .

  • @lisaseagroves5392
    @lisaseagroves5392 Před 29 dny +6

    Sad recovery here...very disappointed in the coroner - should have tended the remains when discovered instead of picking up bones after dragging the car. Good for AWP for another case solved.

  • @kale_xo
    @kale_xo Před měsícem +142

    Why did she not want to remove him before pulling the vehicle out? HE WAS FALLING OUT!
    Watching the car get thrown around on those rocks and that poor man’s remains just get tossed out onto the riverbank like that was heartbreaking. Every episode I’ve seen where you guys recover a lost loved one, you always treat them with such respect, as if they could still hear you. I know you would have taken him out of the car for them prior to dragging the car up and out. I’ve been a fan for many years, Jared and I know that it’s not in your nature to allow someone’s remains to be disrespected like they were here. Sometimes I wish the police would put their egos to the side, step aside and just let you do the recovery from start to finish. At least you would complete it with respect and integrity for the victim & their loved ones.
    Thank you for all you do. So glad that this man’s family will at least have some closure. You guys are true heroes, Jared & AWP ♥️

    • @GailVaught
      @GailVaught Před měsícem +23

      Some people just don't think well under pressure. At least some pictures were taken prior.

    • @tamaragarnett2908
      @tamaragarnett2908 Před měsícem +17

      I do agree with you, but in this case I also don't see how they could've done it any differently, being a steep bank, close to the water, and having the vehicle upside down. It just didn't work well in their favour this time around. The main thing is that he's been recovered now, and his family have answers after 30 years. 😊

    • @angelacrowell9054
      @angelacrowell9054 Před měsícem +16

      I thought much of the same. In past recoveries, they have taken extra measures to make sure everything that could be was contained in the vehicle. When the car came up and they verified remains, I was hopingnthere would have been some way to turn the car then.

    • @melsafken764
      @melsafken764 Před měsícem +11

      ​@@angelacrowell9054
      They usually cover)seal the vehicle.
      Did they not use the air balloons!

    • @5GreenAcres
      @5GreenAcres Před měsícem +13

      @@tamaragarnett2908 But with the remains messed up will they be able to determine if he was murdered? Do they really have answers or do they have even more questions now?

  • @Me-my8us
    @Me-my8us Před měsícem +17

    It amazes me every time younz go out there looking for people who went missing in their vehicles never to be found until your organization was founded! Im proud to be part of the AWP movement. It's because of you that others have followed in your footsteps. The amount of time and energy you put into all your cases to locate missing loved ones. To find someone you weren't even aware of was missing helped a family find closure. Thank you for everything you do! Bring them all home!!! Stay safe! ❤❤❤ Prayers to the family and friends of this young man 🙏

  • @huskeyfosterfail4980
    @huskeyfosterfail4980 Před měsícem +11

    This is very poignant. Grateful there are people in this world willing to do this selfless work for others. Chanelle and your mom may you heal these long standing wounds. Prayers for you.

  • @triciamarieferguson3455
    @triciamarieferguson3455 Před měsícem +6

    I live in Manteca. Not far from Stockton Elk Grove Sac... These ones so close really hit home. Thank you Jared and the entire AWP team. You are amazing humans. Kind. Generous. Caring. Teaching the world what we should all be like. ❤❤❤ thank you

  • @LisaandStarVanMisAdventures
    @LisaandStarVanMisAdventures Před měsícem +9

    The coroner shocked me too! They could have passed down a body bag and gotten him out before smashing his remains with the car! That made me sad and angry!

  • @Varrbariouss
    @Varrbariouss Před měsícem +9

    Super saddened that the remains couldn’t be kept intact due to the car’s tricky extraction but what an amazing discovery, may he rest in peace

  • @Kuyakano.productions
    @Kuyakano.productions Před měsícem +46

    watching you for a long time i will never turn my back on you no matter what people say you are doing a good thing God bless you always🙏🙏🙏💯

    • @rosalotter4029
      @rosalotter4029 Před měsícem +12

      Which of us did not make mistakes in our lives, especially when we were young?

    • @Kuyakano.productions
      @Kuyakano.productions Před měsícem +7

      @@rosalotter4029 Amen 🙏💯

    • @ponytailalogginalong6605
      @ponytailalogginalong6605 Před měsícem +8

      100%!!
      There is a REASON he is doing this & SUCCESSFULLY. He really came back hard with the pedal to the metal & it blows every hater out of the water.
      His skin is thicker persevering through the punches making them all look like fools. Keep kicking ass Jared!
      Maybe see you guys again when you're passing through.

  • @Nounou1810
    @Nounou1810 Před měsícem +8

    Stupid idea to drag the car up with his remains falling out everywhere. I'd be pissed if I were the family. No respect to the deceased. Well done to the AWP team for helping to bring closure to Arnells family

  • @556colt
    @556colt Před měsícem +15

    I am really happy to see you back out there helping people heal their pain.

  • @jordanbuskohlonyt
    @jordanbuskohlonyt Před měsícem +17

    There's another missing persons case you guys might be interested in Karlie Gusé from Chalfant, California Who Went Missing October 13,
    2018 and was only 16 at the time

  • @mimipuppylover2064
    @mimipuppylover2064 Před měsícem +25

    Thank you so much Jared ! your new team is great ! am very happy that you are out now doing the searching, you have been such a blessing to so many families, you started a movement like none other, thank you !!! I am praying for the family, they will have answers after all of these years and now they are going to go through grieving .

  • @bettycourson1691
    @bettycourson1691 Před měsícem +71

    I’ve been by your side years before the mess came down. I was disappointed that all your buddies took this time to walk out oh you and get their 15 minutes of fame. Everyone has a door they don’t want open. You are continuing on with your speciality of helping families with their question Where are they ? I don’t watch the other teams because I feel they let you down. I’m proud of you, your the first I watched and I’ll continue supporting you. Thank you.

    • @OkieDokieOk
      @OkieDokieOk Před měsícem +5

      Same here. I don’t watch the others either.

    • @kristiandreas-redondo5346
      @kristiandreas-redondo5346 Před měsícem +3

      Yep me either! Jared has the heart.

    • @Reneekincaid
      @Reneekincaid Před měsícem +4

      I love adventures with purpose and still watch but if you actually took the time to watch the other guys videos you would definitely understand it better. I think they are phenomenal men that did what they had to do at the time.

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +3

      ​@@Reneekincaid All I have noticed them do since they left is slap up one after another GO FUND ME to beg for $ from the AWP community.
      Nick Rinn, Doug Bishop, and Josh Cantu really twisted the Kiely Rodni facts into their own story.

  • @Amberbytheshore
    @Amberbytheshore Před měsícem +10

    You guys started putting songs on these videos and now I'm crying every time 😭

  • @robertmaxey2158
    @robertmaxey2158 Před měsícem +7

    I am so glad to see you going back to dive dive dive and you found someone that you weren't even looking for. Now that family will have the closer they needed for so long. Keep up the great work.

  • @lycairii1865
    @lycairii1865 Před měsícem +51

    Love you Jared, and missing the old team. I'm sorry they didn't stand by you.
    The past is the pastl let's focus on the future and helping families find their lost loved ones.
    I will never stop supporting AWP., even though I am a new subscriber since the start of 2024 🥰🥰

  • @HA-fx5bw
    @HA-fx5bw Před měsícem +73

    I think they should have put remains in a body bag. Bad choice of the police.

    • @dharris1069
      @dharris1069 Před měsícem +11

      & wasn’t that Jared retrieving remains? Why weren’t the police doing that?

    • @rasmusisaksson7838
      @rasmusisaksson7838 Před měsícem +5

      I agree and I was just pointing that out. Seems disrespectful by the police. I am thinking if it was my family member..

    • @SocialContraire
      @SocialContraire Před měsícem

      investigation? I mean - investigation - and bones is not a body.

  • @diannaphillips8577
    @diannaphillips8577 Před měsícem +4

    You gave answers to another family. So thankful you are still helping families.

  • @Roustabout376
    @Roustabout376 Před měsícem +13

    Thank you Jared for what you do you're a good man even after everything that's going on you're still managing to hold everything together and still trying to make content for all of us to enjoy awp is the best

  • @W0ND3RB0Y1
    @W0ND3RB0Y1 Před měsícem +54

    Crazy how people can drive on roads near water, thinking about how beautiful nature is. Only for someone missing to potentially be down there..

    • @kandcfamily2140
      @kandcfamily2140 Před měsícem +5

      I think about it all the time specially watching this

  • @georgiasalter894
    @georgiasalter894 Před 22 dny +8

    the fact that they do this for free & not asking for a dime shows how committed they are to giving these families closure for their missing loved ones🥹💕‼️

  • @nicky3989
    @nicky3989 Před měsícem +34

    I have been watching your channel since we went into lock down and i have always been impressed with your compassion and respect for those that have passed. I have watched your team mates come and go, often with less than impressive things to say, but through all the troubles I see something that I feel is worth hanging in there for and I refuse to watch the other channels. There is only one AWP and that's the one I'm watching now. Congrats on bringing another one home, R.I.P Arnel Narvaiz.

  • @wendyreynolds8264
    @wendyreynolds8264 Před měsícem +6

    Bravo Jared and team! So glad to see you back in the neighborhood! Your special skills are so appreciated!😊

  • @deannashuemake2532
    @deannashuemake2532 Před 29 dny +8

    Jared, it was so beautiful how you cared so much to return as much of him as possible to his family even going back to retrieve what was dropped. It was just so raw to see the lunch box come out it can happen to anyone tired from working and run off the road. Im glad this family finally has closure now and you all are awesome!

  • @marydalton5752
    @marydalton5752 Před měsícem +30

    Happy that you found this guy who was missing! I'm sure his daughter had many questions over the years. She & her mom can now grieve together and rest easier now that the mystery has been solved. Great work Jared!

  • @anitaclemons1789
    @anitaclemons1789 Před měsícem +30

    This is the reason you guys are Hero's in the water, searching and finding the lost loved ones, not forgotten not lost anymore thanks to your purpose ❤️ Another family has closure 🙏

  • @TheWallyTirado
    @TheWallyTirado Před měsícem +31

    what a lazy coroner! Seriously just get down there and do your job and take pictures and retrieve the bones!

    • @darnold4268
      @darnold4268 Před měsícem +1

      IMO Jared was better built for the task, and, even he almost lost his footing, a couple of times.

  • @somticlight3712
    @somticlight3712 Před měsícem +2

    im not sure many folks realize the side effects of the amazing work you do. not only helping to bring closure to families and closing cold cases, but by closing out these cold cases it frees up so much time for officials to focus on other cases. by proxy your speeding up the process of which other cases and even crimes are being solved by solving other cases like these.
    keep up the amazing work!

  • @grandma27or8
    @grandma27or8 Před měsícem +53

    Using your gifts for good. Bless you.

  • @Sunshinestatesonar
    @Sunshinestatesonar Před měsícem +38

    Another family has closures. Amazing work once again. The impact AWP has made on families across the country is incredible. Jared has inspired so many others along the way ❤️ The movement continues strong.

    • @judi_just_judi
      @judi_just_judi Před měsícem +3

      Takes a great leader to acknowledge a great leader. It is always a pleasure to see and read about your accomplishments.
      Your team deserves more recognition than you have received.

      😊

  • @Lilyandmoomin
    @Lilyandmoomin Před měsícem +7

    The relief and the sadness of the family of Arnel. What you and your team does Jared is so important. I don’t always comment but thank you for everything that you do. I have watched you from the very beginning of your search and rescue missions. This one really made me cry. Thank you so much.
    When sliding a car on its roof up hard terrain. It’s a shame some sort of sled under the car before getting on the bank couldn’t be made anything even thick rubber would make a huge difference, so not to loose anything in the process or damaging the car itself.

  • @taquitasun
    @taquitasun Před měsícem +3

    I've driven that road a few times, and it's absolutely nerve-wracking. Even on a clear, sunny day, it's dangerous. It doesn't suprise me at all that there's a bunch of vehicles down there.

  • @Jan-100
    @Jan-100 Před měsícem +47

    Great work! Thank you for bringing them home❤