Murphy's Cave: America's Largest Cave Search | Caving Gone Wrong
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In 1967 three boys would enter Murphy's cave in Hannibal Missouri, disobeying their parents. Their story would take a tragic turn and lead to the largest cave rescue of the time.
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‼️I live near here! Missouri is known as the cave State because there are so many completely unknown and unexplored caves. Something like 80% are completely unmapped. Because in Missouri there's a lot of precipitation and it's almost completely limestone over the entire state. So the water running off literally creates these caves that are under the majority of the state. Me and my dad were kayaking south of Branson when I was a kid. When we saw a cave and we just decided to crawl in and check it out. We didn't realize how dangerous it was. We got on our stomachs and started crawling through the ceiling was probably two or three feet tall so it wasn't too tight. And I was ahead of my dad and all the sudden my dad's like don't look up Whit and I immediately look up and the ceiling is MOVING!! Every square inch was covered in insects!!! I backed out of there so fast. Within like 10 seconds I was completely out of the cave and I've never gone in one since. 🤣 Maybe because it was summer in the forests of southern MO or maybe all caves are covered in insects and explorer's just never mention it. But those creepy bugs saved us! We could have gotten trapped easily if we had gone farther in and no one would have ever known what happened to us
I think the boys got into a small section of the cave that the searchers, being adults, were too big to get into
There are 3 little skeletons in a small closed off cave system somewhere in that area
A year after the Hoag boys were lost, the oldest Hoag son died in a car crash at 25yo. The family started with 11 children.
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@@adambane1719 Yes, if you googled it instead of questioning me you’d figure out that it’s a word.
Hey u ok. Great channel by the way...What do you think happened ?? Am in the UK and if that would've happened they would still be looking with the tech they have now. It's a strange one nothing found at all !!!
I would guess they were killed in a cave in. All the other theories are either too outlandish or not logical. if they were in a cave in then they will never be found short of a complete excavation which aint gonna happen unless there's gold in them there hills.
@@raychapman1134 Hello Ray thanks for replying..It's a strange one it's hard to work out that at least one would've been alive to shout scream or try for help..No foot prints leading in the mud it's a head scracher alright
Hi @@paulsimpkins5991 thank you for your support! I agree with Ray to me the most probable is that they fell victim to a cave in that would have cut them off from the remaining sections or been crushed by rocks. I tend to believe the later because so little information is known to this day. If they were trapped I want to believe something would have been found, even if it was just remains. Being crushed seems more likely to me!
@@TerrorTwin Evening thanks for replying like Ray.... Wouldn't a caving leave something behind or a least a bad smell after a while. Must of been horrible for the family of the comin days and weeks..Not many things get me to scratch my head but this is just mad.. 🤯
Let’s hope that whatever happened that it happened quickly and they didn’t suffer
They suffered
This is definitely a cave in and have been blocked of forever as something would definitely have been found.such a sad case can’t imagine what the parents were going through.
Parents killed them
@@autopartsmonkey7992 Oh shut up you wannabe detective.
Definitely a psy-op. Missing cave explorers had always been found in the end. 3 people missing for decades in the same cave in a 1st world country is quite strange to say the least. If there was 3 missing kids who were witnessed entering the cave, then their families and other cavers wouldn't have given up searching for them.
Did you miss the details or what🫣 they were blasting in the area which caused many cave-ins and exposed brand new tunnels. Those kids died in the cave likely from a cave in. No psy-op crap here.
Why don't you use something from the 60s. Their dining room and kitchen looked so very modern. It ruins the story.
Should use the kitchen from the Walton’s 😂
Cry some more.
@@sneekz07 cries every day in his foster parents share room