A Strange Disappearance From a Cabin in The Nahanni Valley

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  @MissingVoidTV · 4 months ago · pinned

  Hey all! I&apos;ve been sitting on this case for a while and really wanted to cover it again. What do you think happened to David and Frederick?<br><br>Also, if you have a suggestion for a disappearance or topic that you&apos;d like me to cover, feel free to drop it below, I do read all of the comments.<br><br>I am hoping to have the next video ready for next week, though the current plan is to cover one that happened in Europe, so there will likely be a lot of translation work to do which slows it down a lot.<br><br>Anyway, have a good week everybody

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  @thurayya8905 · 4 months ago

  So, the RCMP investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing? I&apos;m shocked, I tell you. Shocked. 🙄

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  @MA-fm8du · 4 months ago

  Valley of the headless men, what could go wrong?

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  @CaroS999 · 4 months ago

  The story of the cabin owner going to see them when everything was fine and then returning three days later to find they were missing presumably rests entirely on the testimony of that one person - one who also would likely have had a key and been able to lock the door. &nbsp;🤔🤔

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  @derrickhooie · 4 months ago

  Bravo for finding the suspected cabin that took some work that I don&apos;t think anybody else has done on this case , keep it up!

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  @quadpop4643 · 4 months ago

  One of the things you have to understand is that the RCMP is an absolute joke they are useless as an investigatory body. Most Canadians will say this. They do not know how to investigate or are unwilling to investigate and or to lazy to do there job.

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  @Dark_Dixie · 4 months ago

  Having grown up nearly as far north as this in Canada, I can second the fact that moving through the bush in northern Canada is in most cases impossible. If you can fight your way through the bush, which can be so think you literally can&apos;t fit or move around, you still will barely be able to see anything. It&apos;s so dense you can miss things very close to you. Searching in areas like this is extremely difficult.

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• KA

  @kathryncumberland · 4 months ago

  &quot;Passing away beneath the water.&quot; C&apos;mon, YouTube - this is getting ridiculous!

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• CL

  @classifiedfolios · 4 months ago

  The locked cabin door is the detail nobody can explain. If something spooked them from outside, how was it locked? That one thing quietly eliminates half the theories.

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  @Myrdden71 · 4 months ago

  How do they know the evidence was &apos;contaminated&apos; if they never analyzed it out? &nbsp;The RCMP is always inept, or just doesn&apos;t care, in these missing persons stories.

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• CO

  @connarcomstock161 · 4 months ago

  It&apos;s a Predator. <br><br>They didn&apos;t cover themselves in mud and realize that if it bleeds you can kill it.

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  @Dr.Gunsmith · 4 months ago (edited)

  Note to oneself…..never go and camp in the valley of the headless men 🫣

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