The Missing 411 Cases We Couldn't Solve

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  @Morncreek · 1 year ago

  Never underestimate panic.  It takes a bit of time before a person finally admits to themself that they are lost.  Once the panic hits, it can result in truly bizarre behavior.

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• MA

  @makenzierose2099 · 2 years ago

  The idea of being one of the last people to interact with someone who completely disappears is haunting. Imagining being Garret’s father or the friends Jim went skiing with (or literally in anyone who saw the people before they disappeared) is horrifying. How often do they think about how things could have ended differently if they had done something slightly different? That’s got to weigh really heavily on those people.

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  @indygamertag829 · 1 year ago

  These 411 videos about kids are always so frustrating. “There’s no way they could’ve been kidnapped! They would’ve had to know the trip was happening. Or they would’ve had to sneak past everyone and make sure the kid was quiet”. People are always gravely underestimating other people. Crimes of opportunity, rapid violence or shows of force to quiet victims, etc etc etc. These statements of “it’s just so unlikely because….” Fail to realize that people can and are capable of extraordinary acts when they want to be. OR things aren’t nearly as complicated as you’d think and eye witnesses aren’t nearly as perceptive as their recounts might make them out to be. They dismiss noises, misrepresent time frames, etc.

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• GL

  @glamdawling · 2 years ago

  Based on the evidence presented, I think it is Wendigoon who is responsible for these disappearances.

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• NO

  @noahshaq97 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Will never understand splitting up from the group. If something happens by yourself that’s one thing, but to diverge from the perceived safety of a large group to go at it alone is a mind numbingly stupid move. Start together finish together.

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  @EvelynnEleonore · 2 years ago

  As a German, I think I have a pretty good idea of why Germans go missing a lot in national parks- Hiking here is really, really safe. Unless you're talking about going up in the alps or off the beaten path, being out in the 'wilderness' here could give people- especially people who love to hike, and would go do that in the national parks- an unexpected confidence in their ability to tackle more challenging hikes out in the north-american wild. I grew up hiking, and before I read some books by american hikers, I would've probably made the same mistake coming over!

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  @ReconPro · 2 years ago

  Me alone at a National Park, at 2 pm, without checking the weather, or personal locator beacon, near a body of water, in an area where others have gone missing, etc<br><br><br><b>&quot;Mr. Paulides, I don&apos;t feel so good&quot;</b>

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• IC

  @iceman22m · 2 years ago

  @ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vGORC4eLZE&amp;t=1643">27:23</a> I have to disagree with you here, I think someone&apos;s grandmother would be about four times more effective at attempting to find their grandson.

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• JA

  @JacksWorldYT · 2 years ago

  How in the world do more people not suspect the RANDOM OLD MAN that has NEVER been identified in the case with Stacy???

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  @Perepeteia · 2 years ago (edited)

  Idk if anyone mentioned it but Tatiana and Tanya are the same name in ru, Tatiana is a full form and Tanya is a shorter version you&apos;d use when talking to a child or - in a casual setting - to someone u r already very familiar w(a friend, a &nbsp;relative, sometimes maybe an old acquaintance). So Tatiana is Tanya

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  @photobombr · 2 years ago

  I love how you guys are open to admitting oversight or being wrong and often actually drop revisions and have a open door policy for critique. My favorite &quot;Pseudoscience Channel&quot; 👌🏾

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  @unofficiallymykie · 2 years ago

  The only theory that makes sense to me with Garret&apos;s case is that he was taken by someone he knew and trusted. <br>The odds of a stranger forcibly abducting him in broad daylight without him calling out or anyone seeing are slim to none, but if Garret knew the person it would probably be pretty easy to convince him to follow them.

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