Most MYSTERIOUS Disappearances of Michigan (Must Watch)

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  @Ari-jj9op · 1 month ago

  I almost ended up on this list in the mid-70s. Eternally grateful I ended up back home. These folks all deserve justice or at least closure.

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  @nascar122957 · 1 month ago (edited)

  In 1974 my girlfriend was walking to my home in Taylor, Nadine was from Inkster, it’s been over 50 years now and Nobody has ever heard a word from her since, It’s so Sad when these cases are never solved, Nadine you will never be Forgotten, None of you Guys and Gals Will.

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• LE

  @leannelittle6067 · 1 month ago

  Who had a fricking phone in the 80’s? I’m from Upper Michigan. Karl Henkel went missing on Halloween night in 81, he was 11 years old. No one knows what really happened to him. This was in my hometown Calumet, Michigan. I was friends with 2 of his sisters. So sad.

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  @valeriemoran842 · 1 month ago

  I recall the Dwan Sims case. No innocent person lies about going to the mall with thier child.

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  @tony690 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Great video. I grew up in Detroit. One time when i was probably 10 or so yo, I was walking home from the park 2 blks away. About halfway home, a Corvette, maybe orange or red, pulled up with two men in the front seats. I&apos;d never seen them before. In the back was my friend from down the street, excitedly calling my name. He called me over to the car telling me to get in. The two men had lost their dog and asked my friend to hop in and help them find their dog. My friend was a couple years older than me and was the outgoing, rambunctious type. I was more reserved but when my friend told me to jump in to help, I did, against my better judgement. I remember the entire act of climbing into the back of that car. It was ridiculous. It took a minute to squeeze back there. The area I climbed into was so small. Corvettes dont have back seats so we were basically stuffed behind the front seats. We were cramped in back there and I remember wondering how we were going to help these guys. From where we were sitting, we could barely see anything outside of the car. Our only line of sight was out the door windows. With the seats, the driver and passenger blocking most of our view to the outside, coupled with the fact that where we were sitting in the back, on the floor, we could see the top halves of the surrounding houses, the trees and the sky. There was no way we were going to see a dog on the ground. We drove maybe a block or block and a half and the driver stopped and let us out. They changed their minds about looking for their dog and drove off. Me and my friend went looking for their &quot;dog&quot; anyway. We never saw a dog and to this day, I believe we had a guardian angel with us. It could have been completely innocent. Who knows? But, again, I never saw them around our close knit neighborhood, nor anyone like them. They were probably in their 30&apos;s, well dressed or you could say fashionable. I remember one of them wearing one of those blue jean suits that were popular in the mid-late 70&apos;s, stylish sunglasses, stylish haircuts and mustaches of the day. Uncommon dress for my neighborhood, at least as far as I knew. And we never saw them again. I never told my parents for fear of getting in trouble. We were always told never to go with strangers and I knew better. To this day I wonder if they could have been involved with disappearances before or since.<br>Edit: I forgot to mention, while this occurred in Wayne County, this was the same era of the Oakland County child murders.

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• MA

  @maximilianokonek6980 · 2 months ago

  Hyped u up as always...let&apos;s goooooo again💪💯

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• TR

  @trishafaulk2067 · 1 month ago

  Cold cases, people should not give up on them.

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  @KittyHufflepuff1985 · 1 month ago

  My uncle new Paige Renkosk. She disappeared about 20 miles from where I grew up. Thank you for sharing these stories. Hopefully someone&apos;s memory will be jogged, or someone will feel the need to share information they have been holding onto for years.

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• SU

  @susansho · 2 months ago

  Augustine Floyd. Disappeared in Mount Pleasant 2003.

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• VA

  @valeriemoran842 · 1 month ago

  Wishing peace and healing to the Renkoski family

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  @HenryCantrell-n4g · 3 weeks ago

  Enjoying your videos from San Diego

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  @leighannwalker6169 · 2 months ago

  In story #3 when a mother no longer has their child in their custody and no one else knows where that child is, that alone is evidence that, that child is no longer alive(the tooth fairy doesn’t have him). Any reasonable law abiding citizen knows that child is dead. They should have arrested her until they laid their own eyes on that poor child. Maybe that police dept. &amp; justice centers just didn’t care enough about the child to get justice for that baby. THE EVIDENCE IS THE FACT THAT BABY HAS NOT BEEN SEEN BY ANYONE AND THE MOTHER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HAVING THAT BABY IN HER CUSTODY(NOT THE FUCKIN TOOTH FAIRY). THAT MOTHER GOT AWAY WITH MURDERING HER CHILD. SHE CAME UP WITH SHE LOST HIM AT THE MALL AND WAS PROVEN SHE WAS IN THEIR ALONE &amp; NOBODY SAW HER FRANTICALLY LOOKING FOR HER OWN BABY. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN ARRESTED RIGHT THEN &amp; THERE UNTIL THEY KNEW CHILD WAS SAFE. THEY WERE LAZY AND INCOMPETENT IN THEIR ABILITY TO GIVE THAT CHILD THE JUSTICE HE DESERVED. I PRAY SHE IS IN HELL WATCHING HER CHILD IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD AND SHE LIVING IN ETERNAL FLAMES OF HELL!!!!!

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