The Most Bizarre Unexplainable COLD Case | The Yuba County 5

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  @Primenvera · 1 year ago

  “crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, murder!” You already know it’s good if that’s the start, Absolutely love the intro. it will never get old

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• MC

  @mcrchickenluvr · 1 year ago

  The fact that the father is the one who found his son has to be the most heartbreaking part of this. No parent should ever have to bury their child. It’s even harder yet when they’re the ones who find their deceased children. I can’t even begin to imagine the mental and emotional hell that caused.

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• AP

  @apatheticowl3461 · 1 year ago

  This was absolutely a case of fowl play. Some awful people decided to target them, likely due to their mental abilities, and forced them to be in that area. Afterwards, effects of the cold and panic would cause illogical choices. The others were absolutely trying to find help.

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  @Orionuki · 1 year ago

  I am a wfr (wilderness first responder) and I’ve had to deal with hypothermia and learn a lot about it. It is interesting how many people underestimate the symptoms of hypothermia. It’s not just being very very cold. Your brain cannot function and you do some of the craziest things. Like walk away from a hot fire. Sit down in the fetal position instead of trying to warm up. And even not zipping up your coat.

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• LA

  @Lanoira13 · 1 year ago

  If I had to guess, Gary probably realized how bad of shape Ted was in, rushed to get him wrapped up as well as he could, fed him, swapped their shoes, and ran back out to navigate and find help on his own, probably assuring he&apos;d be back and to just stay warm. Ted was probably so sick he couldn&apos;t even grasp the passing of time properly as he suffered, let alone get up and take care of himself while he waited for his friend to return. <br>Realistically Gary probably got lost and succumbed to the wilderness, especially if he was experiencing hallucinations that would probably lead him around completely randomly given the state of panic and desperation his mind would be in, hoping something he heard or saw or felt was real and not just in his head.

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• UN

  @unitoa · 1 year ago

  If anyone in 2024 who didn&apos;t come from Tiktok, they are allowed to like this comment..

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• ST

  @stephanybrown3226 · 1 year ago

  Watching cuddled with my fur baby after emergency vet visit. He is still sedated, ty for keeping Oakley and I company Kris.

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• LE

  @LeanneLovesJ2911 · 1 year ago (edited)

  i am someone who is on the Autism spectrum and have multiple mental health diagnosis as well. i have multiple friends on the spectrum and also spend lots of time in the special education classroom at school voluntarily and help out with other students who have intelectual disabilities and/or physical disabilities.. this story was gut wrenching and made me cry so much just imagining that to people who are in my community was heartbreaking. God bless them and their families😢😭💗

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• AK

  @Akachan01 · 1 year ago

  Theory!<br>The red pickup might have targeted the group, forcing them into the forest. The call for help from the other car might have scared the group and influenced the group to go further on foot to lose the ones chasing them. They ended up at the cabin and some of them would&apos;ve gone to try and find help. Gary would&apos;ve shown how to open the cans and went to find help afterwards(taking the boots instead of his tennis shoes to try to fight the weather), leaving the 1 guy in the cabin alone but due to panic/hypothermia he didn&apos;t remember how to open the cans leading to him being starved or he would have tried to keep rationing, maybe even keeping most cans closed for if the others did come back and eventually he died as well

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• AI

  @aikosuzuki8666 · 1 year ago

  I asked my grandma about this case because she has lived in Yuba city her whole life and so have I and i actually went to yuba gardens middle school and she said that her aunts brother was Gary Mathias. So I&apos;m related to him so that weird to think about. My grandma&apos;s aunt posts on Facebook sometimes about him if it&apos;s his birthday or things like that. My grandma also said she thinks she knows who did it. Apparently a guy confessed to it at church.

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• FO

  @fohnky · 1 year ago

  if you don&apos;t make a Crime channel called Kallmekrime, its a missed opportunity

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• IT

  @itsmejenn646 · 1 year ago

  I grew up in Quincy! &nbsp;I know this story well. &nbsp;It was definitely before my time but that canyon is haunted. &nbsp;We’ve seen headlights coming up behind us and we’ll pull over to let them pass and no car ever comes. &nbsp;You should also investigate the Keddie unaliving

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