Missing 411- Young Boys who Vanished from Cars
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- čas přidán 29. 04. 2020
- The founder of the Can-Am Missing Project, David Paulides presents two cases directly from his best-selling book series (Missing 411) where young children vanished from vehicles in a rural setting. The cases defy conventional explanations and match a series of other vehicle cases. Dave also answers a series of questions posed by viewers.
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I often wonder how many individuals are locked up due to being falsely blamed for foul play in the case of missing persons. I can't imagine how helpless I'd feel if I had nothing to do with a person going missing yet I was being blamed.
How frighten would Faye have been waking up alone in the car, no parents with her? Leaving him out there alone, as a mom, I just can’t wrap my head around that choice.
The story of Gage and his father is just heartbreaking. I lost a child and there is nothing more heartbreaking in this world as far as I’m concerned.
I've lived in Salt Lake my whole life and remember this case very well. My nephew worked in the coroner's office when Gage was brought in. He said it was heartbreaking seeing that tiny little body in his footie pajamas. Even back then it was considered a very strange case. Very weird and sad.
A little advice I can give you guys to avoid being a missing 411 victim and tell people this also, because you can save a life by doing so. Be in group and never let your sight go of your group members and carry a weapon, gun preferably but a big knife and pepperspray if you can't get a gun, food and water plus a flaahlight. Make sure you pray for protection when going out in the woods. You ABSOLUTELY NEED to have your guard up when walking, stay on the lookout. Be like a rabbit or a bird, take a couple of steps , then stop for a moment and look around, use your hearing. Keep going and repeat. Animals do this behavior so they won't get ambushed and I strongly recommend you do it also. If you find yourself in a situation , where the forest gets Completely silent or you feel like your in danger or being watched, you Slowly back pedal your self out of that area. Get out of that area immediately. If your asking why I'm mentioned this part, it's because I've had a few weird experiences and others that experienced the same have given me this advice. Stay blessed y'all and have a good day or night.
"Paul took his rifle and killed himself." The amount of pain I felt in my heart after you said this Mr. Paulides...
This story has affected me today. Being a father and having a small boy myself, I am overcome with emotion. I pray god has mercy on this man's soul
Absolutely well put. As a mother is is unthinkable.
The gates of heaven were no doubt opened for that child and this man. God is great. God forgives.
I think the father was so obsessed and guilt ridden on how he could get out that he shot himself to ask his son himself
@Melinda Pelfrey - As all suicidals, he was clearly out of his mind...
Wolfman907 I’m exactly the my son is 6, it braces my heart.
Of course drones aren’t allowed. Then we could catch all the secrecy going on. The story of Gage is heartbreaking.
It's weird...I mean under normal circumstances I can understand and certainly agree with such a ban, but you would think that searching for a missing person would grant an immediate exception.
Billly Todd clearly the Feds are protecting whatever or whoever is responsible for these national park disappearances.
@@brt5273 Now THAT, I agree with. It is strange.
Agree with that..you cant lie forever.one day someone with no fear in exposing the truth will come up and expose everything.the government think the people are idiot thats why they made rules that dont make any sense at all course
The compassion you have for the families comes out in your voice. I appreciate what you do.
The panic & fear of losing a little one like that... my heart & soul would sink into a black hole. 💔
Cosmic Shy yeah indeed thats what happend to me when my litle one suddenly in a crowded street dissapear from the earth ... In my case I remained in shock in the same place where he pulled out of my hand to run to a toy plane between all the legs he saw. After sitting on it for a while he ran back where he had left me.
Those were the longest minutes of my life ....
Cosmic Shy I can’t imagine, it chokes me up to whisper the thought to myself, I’d be helplessly ruined.
I believe the rules in National Parks about no drones needs to be modified with an exception for missing people. Time is critical -- fly the drones.
I think David is AMAZING.
very concise, very knowledgeable, but he expresses empathy with much sincerity as well.
Both reports are sad, but the second one it heartbreaking.
Truly. No words.
Just heart shredding. With no good reason behind it at all.
I can only imagine what that boy was feeling out there alone in the woods. All lost, confused, and scared out of his mind at how there was no one there who could hear his cries. Then slowly subcoming to the cold. It breaks my heart. May he Rest In Peace.
The story where Gage was found with his eyes open and his tears frozen is absolutely heartbreaking. No wonder the dad did what he ended up doing. Who can live with that?
They talk about a mother’s love for a child. Father’s love is just as deep. 🙏🏻🇦🇺❤️.
Yes it is.
I have 4 sons that are all grown up now. My husband & I watched them like hawk's. When I was raising them I NEVER would have left them alone in the car, EVER bcuz I had something called COMMON SENSE & a very deep love for my son's. I can not judge other people that leave their children in the car bc my own MOTHER used to leave me & my 2 younger brothers in the car sometimes while running a quick errand during daylight hours. I HATED when she did this, would beg her not to do it bc I was the eldest & my brothers were hyper & would get bored fast. I'd say the longest our Mom left us would be 15 minutes at the longest but it felt like an hour when I was younger! Our Father would NEVER DO THIS & he would kindly scold our Mom when I'd let Dad know she did that to me. Even at the young age of 9 years old, I knew it was not safe! I know that's the reason I never ever would leave our 4 sons in the car. I'm originally from a rural town back east called Toronto, Ohio where people would leave their car keys in their vehicles all the time. I thought that was a bad decision too & I was only around 5-7 years old when I had these type of opinions. Also, we moved to Orange County, CA when I was 7 years old & Mom started leaving us in the car when I was in the 4th grade (I was 9 years old). Luckily my brothers & I never had anything bad happen while we waited in our car for our Mom but I told this boring story for 1 reason only, parents just know this, NEVER EVER TAKE CHANCES WITH YOUR CHILDRENS LIVES! DON'T LEAVE THEM ALONE WITH BABYSITTERS WHETHER YOU KNOW THEM OR NOT UNLESS YOU HAVE CAMERAS. Have a relationship & communicate with your children to make them feel like they can come to you & talk about ANYTHING IN THEIR LIFE. We live in very uncertain times when you can't trust just anyone. Be wise. Remember your children only have 1 life & your responsible for their precious life. God Bless Families ALL Over the World! Thank you Dave Paulides for doing everything you've done to try to save lives. You Sir, are a Saint & when your time comes, You WILL be an Angel, in Heaven, one of God's & Jesus's helpers to keep on saving children!
♥️😇♥️
Spot on sport > spot on.
@Elle his statement still stands.
It is if you are a real man and father.
Raised my kids on my own in the 80’s.
I would never leave a child in a car alone, especially in the woods. Then again I also have been listening to you for a while.
Alex Martin - I live a few miles from fall branch. It has a single two lane road where everything is located. Which is a dollar store, fire department and police station, and a small bookstore/dr office and pharmacy. All within a mile. If there was anywhere you Could leave a child in a car. It would be there. Not that I condone it at all.
I could never leave my child alone & was uneasy unloading groceries from the car, taking my child first into the house, then groceries & still feeling uneasy. Was I the first Helicopter Mom? As a child in the 50s leaving a child was a common place occurrence.
@@MinkesMom Yeah, it's not a problem until...it is. I grew up on a small acreage about 10 miles from the nearest town with a school. Our area had a few families scattered along the roads, we considered our "neighborhood", and everybody knew everybody, we even still had party-line telephone. If there was a problem, the men in the neighborhood dealt with it. It was so safe that us kids played in the woods all the time, basically until dark and Mom made us come in. This was back in the 50's and 60's. That was until a girl was abducted from a home about four miles from us, I think I was about 13 or 14 then. They combed that area, all the men and tons of law enforcement. The girl was eventually found, she had been kidnapped and unfortunately had been beaten and raped. That was rough even for the neighbors, as it had been the safest place you could possibly raise a child. After that, people kept much closer tabs on their kids. Sometimes I totally "get" being a helicopter mom. There's nothing wrong with trying to protect your children if the threat is real.
If the sun gets on a car it can heat up and the child can die. power windows can go up and the car inside can overheat
You never do that. Period!
Hurts deep in my soul when children are involved......hard to listen to...
Travis Hinton I agree, the stories about children are very hard to listen to. Yet I am intrigued and want to hear all of the stories. For some reason, I can’t not listen.
I can't remember which channel I watched the video, but it doesn't matter now, the kids were playing in the yard, the father noticed that his 12-year-old daughter was standing in the corner of the yard and was not moving, he approached her and realized that the girl had stiffened from fear, she was looking in the direction of the tree, at her father's question, what's going on, she said don't you see him behind the tree? It's dark. The father ran for the rifle, eventually dragging the girl into the house, as if she had awakened from some dream. These disappearances are the responsibility of some "unknown force" (aliens or beings from other dimensions).
Me too. When it comes to the children I am just torn apart with these stories. I just can't even listen anymore
Im out
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This is a sad sad story words can not describe 😪 this God bless 🙏🏻 them
Travis Hinton -That’s how I feel too!👍🏻😌
The two stories that you shared on this video, like many others, just leave me speechless. Absolutely mind blowing! Even that the child got out of the car, let alone traveled miles upon miles in a snow storm. This defies all logic. Not possible. What do children do when they wake up and their parents are not around? Sit for a awhile then cry. They cry until they get a response from their parents. Instinct. They do it from the time they are born. They do not have to exit the vehicle and seek their parents. This is not what the do. The loss of the father that took his life in order to cope with his loss is heart wrenching. Thank you for your work Mr. Paulides.
I can remember from being about 6 months old. And I've proven this to my parent before (it shocked my Dad) by describing the place we lived in and there is no pictures of, in great detail. My brother who is 3 years younger than me at 2 years old got out of his car seat and started my Dad's 1971 Nova and was able to get it into gear. My Dad was up the driveway talking with a friend on the steps of his house. He took to running as we started out the drive. My Dad yelled at me to hit the brakes. I jumped on the floor and tried to stop the car just as my Dad caught up. We stopped it. But if my brother could get out of his seat so easily as I saw many many times and get that classic car into gear I know the car doors of today are no issues for a toddler.
I cannot imagine the pain of losing a child like that. Both are very strange stories.
I do not believe the dogs missed the body, no way. Someone or something returned the child because that guy was sleeping there. That is the only thing that makes any sense.
david sadler - And why didn’t the searchers dog find the boy until morning if he was that close? The dog tracks all around it...my dog would’ve been sniffing those tracks even without a body being there as soon we arrived. If he died of hypothermia, wouldn’t he have fallen asleep at the end?
@@notabiologist7162 I agree with your statement about the dog not finding those tracks prior to sundown and sniffing them out. Especially a trained search dog.
That something stole the baby, plays with it and return the body when it's dead. Other babies weren't returned and left in the crevices or cliffs until the remains dissipated. Bad idea to leave your baby in the woods.
@Asian Mansplainer something IS toying with us. But its not a serial killer, whatever this is has spanned hundreds of years, thousands of miles, eerily similar tales around the world and its 100% EFFECTIVE.
That water is running fast. Beautiful spot to do a video David, thanks again for your dedication and vigilance, I really wish you would get more mainstream coverage, so please keep it up with the videos, and we will try to do out part with the trolls.
Too true! Best way to deal with trolls is to not feed them, just ignore them.
Kids going missing is the most disturbing thing of all, and globally the stats are shockingly high
Thanks for sharing me this link, MysticalMS
Beautiful place to get missing...
Thank you Mr. Paulides for keeping their stories alive.
The one place where drones would provide an incredible view of nature and you can't .... Very suspicious.
Thank you for all your hard work Mr. Paulides
It sounds like to me that the Park Service
doesn’t want you to find these missing people or possibly care.
Backcountry ranger I knew told me one of his job descriptions was to confiscate any game cameras from bigfoot researchers. Hell with national parks.
When SEARCHING a National Park for a MISSING CHILD, what reason justifies criminalizing the use of drones. Please note this is a very specific question. Your answer must take into account,
1. A missing person
2. Law enforcement persons and others searching for missing person
3. When person is found, or within a certain timeframe (say 1 week), drones will be removed from the park
For the purposes of this question the drone is used ONLY as a search tool.
Thanks for your videos Dave! As a father who had to fight for custody of my daughter starting in 2009, that is quite an accomplishment for a dad to be awarded primary custody of his 5 children in 2001!
Everything about that story tells of a good man who made one mistake that completely destroyed him. It's so heartbreaking.
People please stop leaving your children in vehicles alone. It’s just not safe.
I understand your thoughts. I do. But I grew up in a different era and a rural area. People not only left their doors unlocked; they went unmolested by intruders and just... did... not... disappear into thin air. When you could see a vehicle coming for miles, there were no predatory animals and nowhere reasonable for some pervert to hide, you didn't think about your kid disappearing from the vehicle just outside (like another room in the house) like today in most places. Now, after all the events and information, I get you. I wouldn't do it now. But good people are constantly getting self-righteously disparaged for doing
*somewhat* reasonable things modern, urban people don't really have any right to (mis-)judge because they don't really know anything about other places and the environments that have existed in the past.
When Mr. Paulides suspects a man has made bad enough decisions and/or done bad enough deeds that he may have lost substantial respect for him, he tends to refer to him with words like "maybe not such a great guy". You don't see him saying that here because, despite the fact it's obvious it's not the best idea to leave a kid in a car under most circumstances, Mr. P is a well-rounded person in his comprehension of other environments and ways of life (and it's crappy to rub a mourning parent's nose in it unless you're 100% sure one is truly not a great guy or gal).
In most states it is negligence or reckless child endangerment to do so.
@@OtterLakeFlutes It's not about strangers Jeff.... It's about, "what if the child wakes up and you're not there". How scared and panicky the child will be - traumatic. Moms and dads think differently.
@@caracre I was left in a car alone as a child of 5 or so, by my grandpa and great uncle, who popped into the bank; they left me with a package of Caramel-flavored Life Savers. I accidently swallowed one whole. I was in crazy pain, unable to talk with the candy lodged in my throat. Thankfully it melted some and finally went down my throat. I was pretty upset by the time they returned, but back in the day (early '60's) it was common to leave kids unattended in cars.
I lived in California for a short time when my daughter was two years old. I pulled up to a rare parking spot and decided to leave the two-year old in the car seat (bucked in) since I was rushing into a nearby bookstore to pick up a book I'd ordered and paid for. Imagine my surprise when I turn around and THERE is my daughter. I had no idea how she got out of the car or that she understood where my intended brief errand took me. The point is--kids of age two or three CAN get out of cars and they may be smarter than we realize.
yep !! exactly
Hope you didn't leave it running. That can and has proven tragic in the past.
And they can get out of a car seat faster then you can buckle them in.
May I ask the approximate year this occurred, and what type of car/car-seat?
More recent vehicles and car seat harnesses are considerably more difficult for children _that_ young to easily manipulate. You're quite right, though, because _if_ there's a possible way out, a clever child will undoubtedly find it.
Some of us little ones have a small voice inside that tells us what to do..
I have lost my child, there is nothing on this planet that comes close to this pain, nothing, and unless you have experienced it , you can never understand it. And, if you feel responsible for it, to live with it is , well, it is not possible. Great job Mr. Paulides, outstanding work.
Wow if the dad kept at the truck trying to make sense how he got out ...that says it all. He couldn’t have.
Nothing was said about the condition of the boy's pajama feet. If he had actually walked the distance, those feet should have been worn away.
I did a brief search and could find no specifics on the investigation other than the basics published in the news. I did find one thing though that didn't seem clear from Dave Pauladies recount. The hunters that the father contacted for help, who were a father and son, said that they both saw the little boy in the vehicle awake less than an hour before the dad contacted them. My thought is that maybe the boy was confused, thinking one was his father and so tried to follow. It's all very confusing an tragic for sure. I would definitely like to know the answer to your question as well as read a full detailed report.
Dave this is just a thought, but in the case of the little girl that was found alive the parents and sheriff questioned her and all she did was laugh. That was a number of years ago. Has anyone tried to question her now that she is older to see if she can remember anything. Just a thought. God bless u Dave and all the difficult work u do, it can’t be easy.
-> Uncanny that all she did was laugh... Memory erasure of some type?!? Kids typically just blurt out things honestly, so that right there feels rather eerie & sinister!!..
Or try a mind regression to recall past memories?
I think 3 to 5 kids don't remember much.
David has said a bunch of times that it is tricky to interview the victims or family, for fear they will feel re-victimized. Often they have already been dismissed by authority, so another interview with a stranger (we LOVE David, but these folks maybe never heard of him) might trigger more pain for people we truly are trying to help.
She laughed because she had a good time with the fairies.
The worst part were the tears frozen on child’s dead face.
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@Disco Sucks yea, I didn't think leaving him alone was a good idea
Yes that made me so upset to think of the helpless baby in the snow.
It’s hard enough as it is knowing people are completely heartless and evil they can victimize the most beautiful and innocent.....the children. Watch your children like a hawk, never take your eyes off of them and protect them with your life. These people are sick and have no moral boundaries.
SAM l - David Paulides ! The thing that bugs the Crap out of me,is why no Senators sons,daughters etc never seem to be the ones that disappear ! ! - I understand about the Germans that makes sense ! ! - it seems like whatever is taking ppl doesn’t want to make to make any more waves necessary,almost picking & choosing who they are and or how important they are....No Government Officials.
Cracks me up when Dave says "and here's where the story gets odd/scary/spooky." Good Lord, man, it's all scary to me! Thank you for getting the word out to us! 👍💖
I think the prosecutor is a despicable human being with blood on his hands. The sheriff was right.
how do you commit suicide with a rifle, with two others standing there?
That case breaks my heart as a mother. That poor dad. What a beautiful river! Thank you for taking us to these amazing locations.
Thanks for be the voice of some of the forgoten missing victims and their families. Please keep working on those cases by creating awareness and educating the Public. We need more propale like you.
Thank you David from Honolulu...love listening...love that you care & help so many... Blessings
I look forward to your videos and I am glad there is someone like you out there getting the word out.
Poor baby Gage. Poor baby. Poor daddy. Poor everybody.
I hope he wasn't scared or suffering. I wish he hadn't died.
I lost my infant son...nearly 18 years and my heart is still broke. I learned how to live with it. But does not fix my heart.
Thank you Mr Paulides for all the research and work your doing. May you have many blessings and may we get this "thing" figured out.
P.S. I wonder why they didn't fingerprint the vehicles and look for other tracev evidence...hmmmm
So tragic 💔😢 I can't even imagine how he felt after that . As a parent I've had situations like this but never EVER would I leave my child unattended at any time . I've had friends tell me " oh just for a few minutes" and "he'll be okay" or that I worry too much and need to lighten up a little bit etc .
I was almost abducted as a kid when I was in 1st grade by a group of men who all looked similar and had military haircuts and a black windowless van . It's not something you just forget about .
Something definitely isn't right with that case .
Thank you for the natural settings , just breath taking!!❤️
Thank you for another great video! Very bizarre cases, missing children from cars.
Love the beauty spot. The weather looks gorgeous too
Daves no dummy, he's got his glock 9 on his hip.
Your empathy is commendable. You have such feeling and compassion for others. Welcome my brother to the world of super empaths.
Is it possible to interview a dog handler about these disappearances? That would be super interesting. Thanks.
I second that.
Yeah it would be..
Watch missing 411 he interviewd dog handlers in that film
That is an excellent idea, Cathy!
@@simpzulu7395 see my comment above.
A very sad case indeed. Thanks for keeping up the effort of getting the facts out there to educate others, you're doing an important service for us all.
The case of Gage is heartbreaking!
That really choked me up. Just....as a parent, I probably would have ended up the same way if I lost my child under those circumstances.
F.C.C. Rules same rules, Federal Law that covers any type of communication signals. Walkie Talkies, Drones, etc. T.V. Extremely technical subject. ✌👣👣👣Utah. Thank you for all you do. P.S. I remember it very well. At the time I lived in Spanish Fork and was working in Summit Co. I still think about it Every early evening on my way back to Utah Co. I would look for 2 hours before having to go home to my own children. Tears every night.
Leave your sleeping child😡 I don’t think so... Thank you so much Dave for all your caring and work Peace✌🏻
I work in a grocery store in Detroit. I find children alone locked in the car frequently. pisses me off and I let them know too. ( the parents)
@@judddavis3548 that's shocking! A person should be fined if they leave a child in a car.
@@judddavis3548 call the cops. Seriously.
I have learned so much from your books, interviews (C2C, Caravan to Midnight etc). You have done an immeasurable service to the public by reporting your research and making us aware! Thank you.
Definitely something going on from the unseen realm with many/most of these stories...
No judgement here, just a big lump in my throat.
Are drones allowed for SAR teams ? If not, they should be deemed an essential tool in search situations.
Paul and Gage story is heartbreaking. I think back on all the times I have locked a car and let my child sleep. Times are so different now. I would never repeat this behavior these days.
Such tragedy. Thank you for honoring the missing/found by shining light upon the mysteries they left behind. Much respect, Mr. Paulides.
I can't imagine leaving a child alone for any reason!
Not anymore. Not now-a-days. It's sad though. 😞
@Ronald Forrest I do feel bad that I no longer feel comfortable leaving my windows open. That was so calming to hear the sound of nature. But those days are say gone now.
Amazing comment. Helps everybody. Full of wisdom. And yes, this is sarcasm.
Sandra Whitlock I live in nyc and leave the windows open! C’mon we can’t live in fear - no windows open it’s a bit too paranoid.
Here's an idea. NEVER ASSUME that your child will be safe.
David it must be hard dowing this search all the time God bless you David palidis for dowing these videos keep safe ✌👍
These cases, all of them break my heart. For the ones who had to go through the trauma of being lost unable to get back home. Also, the families left behind that torture themselves with what if's. I pray for all of them. But I also worry about you Dave. You know these cases ,people, in a very personal way. You have experienced their grief or have heard accounts from their family. I don't know how you carry all those unanswered questions, broken hearts, around with you every day without it effecting your well being. Please know that there are a lot of us whom have added you to our daily prayers.
It's a very odd coincidence that James found Gage's body exactly where he spent the night after getting lost. This story is heartbreaking, things like this should never happen.
Dave, you are an awesome story teller. My heart goes out to the families. The dad’s suicide was just a tragedy! Thank you for bringing these very sad but interesting stories. Much love ❤️ and respect!
Dave, when you said the dad killed himself, it took my breath!
It was too much for the dad the phantom. He committed suicide.
no sense! In front of cops or withcops taken him there
I’m a Father And I would Never leave My daughter alone in My car unattended I won’t even do it to load the Groceries I get Her down first and then unload! I can’t trust leaving her alone in My car for even 5 minutes there are weirdos out there!! People feel tooo safe sometimes I swear!! But I would Never leave Her Alone in a car!!! I don’t even trust other people to watch Her we’re living in a sick world and I think people forget that or they think it could never happen to Me or My child!
I couldn’t leave my child even when I drove up to the neighborhood dry cleaners with a glass front where I could see him clearly in his car seat. Made me too uncomfortable not to have him in my arms.
Love your videos dave! These stories are just so bizarre! Keep up the awesome work mate.
Tragic encounter as most are. Really appreciate your work Dave. Thank you.
What a tragic and horrendous story! Usually your mellifluous voice is relaxing and soothing; but this is just too,too awful. Poor family. Thank you, Dave, for this gut-wrenching and important burden you have chosen to carry!
That case of Gage is truly horrible and baffling. Makes no sense. Poor Paul. The guilt he must’ve felt. Shame on the prosecutor and judge that decided to charge him. It may have been the contributing factor in him deciding to take his own life. He should’ve been assigned a grief counselor by the state right away and maybe his suicide could’ve been prevented. Such a tragic loss. God bless you Dave. God bless and comfort the families of the missing. And God bless those that are no longer with us.
Dave has some great hair. He usually has a hat on so I never knew.
He's also packing some serious heat!! That gun on his hip looks pretty cool too.
Yes, I noticed how healthy and shiny his hair was, too! Denotes good health.
@@scatfarmer lol I thought that
@@devonbradley4372 so bald people are not healthy?
Coben Phillips that’s what I was thinking! Nice heat!
Hi from Sweden You are doing a top job brother. :)
Hi Filip..... How's the covid19 situation un Sweden.... I mean how it affected your everyday life ? ( here in Canada we feel like we're in a concentration camp !)
@@bernieh6571 hi im from Sweden. We ar not on a lockdown. But the economi is going down and buisnis is closing. But we can move araound and go out for a swedish fika.
Bernie H hi, I’m near San Francisco. It feels a bit apocalyptic here!
Thank you for memorialize these cases and keeping these people alive in our memories.. Much good is done, by helping these famlies.. Love all your books
No way a 2yr old is unbuckling their own car seat, and heading out for 4-5 miles in rough terrain wearing a onesie.
Love Your work! Wish You could do something on Norway/Scandinavia 🙂🇳🇴
Heartbreaking for little Gabe and his father.. it bothered the father so much..boggled his mind , that he could not live anymore. So very sad.. R.I.P🙏🏽
That's unimaginable
I think this is one of the saddest incidents I've heard about yet, as anytime a child is involved, emotions are heightened. I'm not a father, but if I was, and I had this happen to me, I can't say I'd react any differently. I've always felt that the finding of the bodies, where areas were already searched, was a cruel, taunting gesture, by whatever is doing this. But when a child is involved, it's just so much more heartless! In this last case, "it" got two victims! Thank you for the video Mr. Paulides, beautiful location and many more questions raised to be answered, stay safe out there and God bless!
Thank YOU again for all that you do to bring this to all of us!!! APPRECIATE YOU!
You're a good man with a good mind . God Bless you , Sir .
Absolutely bizarre, and yet...fascinating.
Very tragic cases indeed.!.Thank you again for telling us and hearing these cases from you and not second or third hand Etc,from others quoting your research.Each video you do fills in a image that we can only see inches of a huge unknown picture.
The outcomes to these cases are always sad. Thoughts & prayers with the families still enduring this unimaginable terror.
Liked straight away
There's a big difference between a child that just turned 2 and one that is almost 3. A child the did almost 3 could get out of the truck, but walk the far, no. Plus he would be screaming and crying. He would've been heard
How far away was the dad??
i know something is going on. weird. but sometimes dave over exaggerates and emphasis things. like in the video in montana were he talked about the attraction that is pretty much like the gravity hill in OR. he said " it will BLOW YOUR MIND"! YEAH.. its cool but i wasn't blown away
Dave, thank you for another moving and informative video. It was hard not to be distracted by the beautiful river flowing beside you. You've got access to some fantastic backdrops for filming.
Best video yet. Very informative. Thank you for sharing the details of these two missing children, a lot to mill over. Look forward to learning more. Thank you for your time, and helping missing ppl and their families. 🙏🏽
So they approve the clubbing of baby seals but flying a toy drone in a National Park is outlawed?
Drew Bravo metal detectors are not allowed also!!
I understand it, but not when somebody's missing.
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If your kid was missing you wouldnt. You have to have humanity?!!! I understand your point but life or death changes things. There should be exceptions!
Deep Edge42 safety over beauty pal.
@@unropednope4644 You already see and hear people that are part of the SAR operations, how much more bothersome can drones be? Also, I'd imagine that people beating feet in the bush does more harm to wildlife than drones in the sky.
One of the Rockefellers purchased all of the park land around the United States to quote preserve it
Which Rockefeller was that?
Thank you, Dave! Keep the the great content coming! Happy to see this channel active again!
Thank you once again for your dedication and efforts bringing and maintaining attention on these cases
The missing folks families surely appreciate it.
Stay safe, all the best to you and your family
This may seem silly but I've been reading up on Dogman and I'm extremely shocked at the amount of eye witness statement's and victim statements are the same.Whats more worrying is the description all these people give of this "Dogman' and they're all eerily very similar, they can also tap on glass windows and rattle door knobs, it's very worrying if all these Hundreds of people are correct in what they're seeing.
Lucy Lui my first thought when they said they saw canine prints in snow around body, werewolf would leave tracks similar
I've seen one and don't wish it on anyone, the werewolf makes Bigfoot look like a nice friendly chipmunk in comparison, and it's not the sighting the really gets me, it's how this thing can move and slow down time like the matrix, this is what is really upsetting to me.
God Bless
I’ve heard a few stories about them on YT. It seems they pray on fear.
I listened to a story on one of the Sasquatch podcasts and this older woman witnessed one in her neighbours property behind a huge tree and she said the thing had to have been at least 10 feet tall. I can't even imagine it myself. She said it was behind a tree on all fours and she could see the front half on the right and the back section and rear legs and tail on the left which spanned an incredible distance. I wish I could remember who channel she was interviewed on.
@@crying_hippy thank God your here to tell your experience because some people aren't that lucky, god bless🙏🏻
@@hikerx9366 Some are 9 to 10 ft black and ugly faced others are 7 to 8 ft shades of grey and some quite handsome . The biggest ones were the most docile and more accepting of man ... 7 to 8 footers most territorial and vicious . All people look different but sasquatch really look different from each other .
David, Thank you for sharing this heart-breaking story. I can see that it was hard for you, as well as it was for me to hear. I need to mention a factor that (could be a part)of this story, that has not been considered. It is something that I have had all my life and so did my mother and a few other family members. It is referred to as a photographic memory and would be hard to detect in a three year old child, except from only the most observant parent perhaps. One such family member of mine that had pm was not yet ten months old, watched his father take apart his rifle and clean it, then put it back together and return it to it's carrying case ready for deer season. Being in a hurry, he simply slid the case under the bed as his son watched, as dinner was on the table. A little later they found the son with the rifle and saw that he had dissembled it and was putting it back together correctly. Photographic memory? Could it have been a factor in the children being able to go through all the motions it took to get out of the car? It doesn't explain it all, that's for sure, but I hope it will help with some of your past, as well as your future cases. I respond only with Respect for you, your work and the lost or missing lives.
Thank you once again Dave.
I have never cried from one of your cases until this one. I have a 2 year old little boy and the thought him somehow getting out of my truck and walking off into the woods is just to much. That poor man. Just brutal.
You are on to something that is very strange.....I used to think in nature.....and in forests one would be safe.....I no longer think this way.
Good Show Dave👍My kids were under my eyes always...certainly never left them in a vehicle🙄
Gage's case was so utterly tragic. A lack of judgement yes, but still very strange. I have some questions that I can't find from newspaper reports:
1) assume the police took finger prints of the belt buckle and door handles?
2) was anything taken from the car? Did it look like Gage had been 'rummaging' around in the car after he got out of the carseat. He would have had to have climbed through from the backseat.
3) was the car seat still in good working order? If Gage was one of 5 kids ( sounding like the youngest) it could have been an old carseat passed down from one sibling to another...was the buckle on seat definitely child proof and not an old and worn buckle?
4) Gage was wearing pyjamas so did Paul pack a change of clothes for him to walk around the forest with his dad?
5) could it have been James' dog that made the tracks around the body whilst James was asleep. Did the dog pick up the scent of the rescue dogs rather than poor Gage?
Another great video Dave! Thank you.