Kids School Bus Mysteriously Disappears 

Well your aunt was very lucky

I dont believe you. Tell me more.

Fake

Crazy. I live in Fresno and am very familiar with the story.

@@bobthedopeman7327 My Aunts Name is Lisa and whether you believe it or not it doesnt matter

Yea fr

fr he hella dumb fa dat

LeTs GeT mOrE mOnEy EvEn If We ArE wEaLtHy Imagine being dumb

It is 3 years left.

I hope that their fortune now goes to charity

Thank you Isa for keeping kid's safe. Love ya

No it's not.

Totallly this is so true

​@@christopherwhite4154 it's not what?

Mike is just like "Schoolchildren never dies"

Yup they are both heroes. Ed was the only adult but kept his cool. Not everyone can under these circumstances.

Mike was the mvp for the kids

Thats right some of the biggest heroes never have the time to cape up and they are everyday people like Yous.

Yeah

Yeah, Without Ed, Mike wouldn't be able to Get up the small hole and burrow up the box, And everyone would die

Boys reach puberty by that age,, so he was a young man.

Not everyone, unfortunately. Someone died due to asphyxia while they were trapped.

@@santorasampson3430 oh I didn’t know that. That’s so sad

@@santorasampson3430 I can’t find any info on that. Every source I’ve found said they all got out

now he can tell his classmates ‘you owe me your lives’

Awwwww.

All the kids have gotten kidnapped with little to no escape, stuck inside a buried trailer they may just die today! It’s the magic school bus. (We’re all gonna die!) it’s the magic school bus. (I’m gonna sue the school!)

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂

@@random_commenter6904 ayo he rhymed escape with escape

hi

Yes

Sad

read the wikipedia article about this. it's actually become a case study for PTSD in children after trauma. almost all of the children developed fears of things like dogs, the wind, and strangers. one of the kids even went on to shoot someone whose car broke down on his property.

Years later someone went there to do an article. Most if not all had various levels of PTSD. Some couldnt or wouldnt agree to be interviewed. Oddly Ed, by coincidence was working on the same bus

I saw a documentary on this a few years ago (I cannot remember the name of it). Some of them had a lot of problems as teenagers and adults. I think even one of them wound up in the legal system.

@Dawn 😐😐😐

so was Ed he was a brave, kind and great man

@Dawn this is not a joke

@Dawn really?

Now we may salute Mike

🤣

😂🤣🤣😂

With the frizz? No way!

I feel like that would be a Robot Chicken sketch.

I have seen you before on live events

5:55 is a little better but Ed was really speaking facts

they talk like sims so they are talking like real people

I was about to say.. Deep

There's more ways to express relating to something or it bringing up some level of emotion beyond, "I felt that." People will either post the time of the video or just leave a quote and then comment, "and I felt that." Find a better way of expressing your feelings.

sadly, the end of the video stated 2 of the individuals got paroled.

Someone said it was but its not well known. They never said the name of it though.

Made into one I mean

Good idea. I'm surprised it hasn't been.

a movie was made in 1993

There’s actually a movie! It’s called,”They’ve taken our children!”

You don't know too many adults then do you?

@@Jsmash88808 What do you mean ?

@@Jsmash88808 I actually know more adults than kids in my life. First of all, everyone in my family is adult. Same for me. All my friends are adults, my teachers are adults (of course), all my neighbors are adults. And I don’t know any kid so yeah I know a lot of adults and I know that a lot of them would have panicked and let the children on their own.

im sad to say that this is true.

@@thefirebug4068 geez they sound like horrible people

Rn, he’s like 60 years old

He is so awesome

@@loading9794 Still hope he ok tho

@@mrrandom1265 Thank you Mr. Random for your dedication to posting useful factual information. Take care Friend.

@@mrrandom1265 oh rest in peace

and my boy Mike

@@asriel1575 facts🤑

Uesir

Moral of the story: The rich and powerful should always be treated the same like normal people.

Moral of the story: The rich and powerful should always be treated the same like normal people.

No, they are more resourceful and a consequence of that is that they are potentially far more dangerous. You cannot prevent everyone from being bribed, or prevent them from being represented by the best lawyers but you can change the minds of the public. That a certain amount of caution should always be used against these people. Just in case. Because right now, this is the only measure immediately available. A number of rich and powerful men benefit from these safeguards that are accessible only to them. We cannot get rid of them, the mountain is too big of a hurdle to climb, but as long as there are vigilant people everywhere. Their mistakes can become visible.

@@TheVix7777 You know, my comment can actually apply to yours when you think about it.

@@afrikasmith1049 You are right... The two interpretations of your comment came to me just now. Justice should treat everybody equally. An absolute impossibility considering some prosecutors are much better than others likewise with attorneys. A great prosecutor could doom innocent men, while a great lawyer can save the guilty.

A double death penalty

I wish they got the death penalty. I heard that when prisoners find out you've been arrested a crime involving children, many of them will be out for your blood. Sure some of them may not have kids of their own, but there are some who do.

@@sagetheassassin3192 Spot the American.

@@princeofpokemon2934 Yikes, Death is something that belongs in the 18th century. plenty of ways too punish them worse then that.

The death penalty is not on the table for kidnapping charges.

ikr

That’s not really accurate. If the 14 year old with his height wasn’t there all the kids wouldn’t have survived. All the kids performed admirably but it was Ed who had the ultimate responsibility. Think about it would you want to be the oldest kid in that situation??? I don’t think there’s any MVP just incredible efforts by incredible but average people. This video isn’t really the best description of this story.

@@danielcurtis1434 r/wooosh Edit: the replies to this comment make me smile with them not knowing my actual intention

@@danielcurtis1434 i dont care.

Mike is my hero.

thanks to skillshare

@@leyva5083 yes lol

Yeah

You should watch the movie it's really good

@@joemoma8398 name?

He is now a long distance truck driver. He rescued a dog that is now his service dog. I heard he and the kids suffered psychologically after this incident.

@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj I feel so bad for the children but I'm happy they escapef

Agreed

Physically but probably not mentally

I remember seeing bits of the movie about it, plus shows like Walker: Texas Ranger and Criminal Minds did their take on it. That's how I knew it probably happened for real.

@@Hail2GOD why would it be fake?

I did not know about it since I was not born yet.

i bet. i wasn't alive, and i'm glad that school security and what not has gotten way better

@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj neither was I. I’m old but I’m not that old.

Yeah, isn’t it so interesting to hear this kind of channel?

@@Idk_ialreadydontknow Yes I love this channel

"I JUST GOT STABBED AND MY WALLET IS TAKEN WHAT CAN BE MORE IMPORTANT!?"

Lol

Yeah kind of disturbing when you think about it. On one hand, it gave them time to escape and get to safety, on the other hand imagine all the ppl who needed and couldn’t get help that day because of the parents of the children tying up the phone line….which is understandable but really not productive

If you ever wanted to rob a bank, today’s your chance.

That part of the story doesnt really check out

Holding them hostage at his dad’s rock quarry wasn’t too bright either.

Yeah that’s more like a billion in today’s money

It was never for ransom. The note only surfaces after they were found.

@@jordanlazaruk4775 they confessed to trying to call the cops bro. They wanted a ransom otherwise they would have killed them immediately

Spoiled, that's why none of these idiots manage the business well after their father dies.

They chose a story with a happy ending to cater to their mostly young audience.

Me too I almost shed a tear lol

J

@@scintillam_dei young by 13 year olds and teens and early adults and 30 year olds and way to much

secretly ??

@@RegulareoldNorseBoy I said secretly because of how many serial killers were hidden in the dark at that time. You wouldn’t even know until it was too late

@@rogermole4972 ahh. got it. true true

Don’t forget jonestown

@@MicahBalls69 I think the saddest part was the band playing WAY of the World be EWF the night before. Strangest was hearing the last audiotape. Sounds evil, probably due to a doppler effect/hearing the old recordings not erased right

yikes

I'll walk

I’ll bike

“Please let this be a normal field trip”

Mike kinda looks like Arnold 😳

It was destiny

@@ayami706 lol

Lol

@@ayami706 What if the mom knew them and told them to do it on purpose which is why that other guy turned himself in because the mom thought they'd be able to bail out jk😂

What was the doc called??

I currently live in Chowchilla and I’m happy Ed ray park was made for him

@@Shamballs where is that located??

The average youtube user wasn't born in 1976. Their Parents weren't born yet.

@@knoahbody69 Thats true my grandma was like 7 at the time

Thanks for the info as I never heard of this. I guess it was because I was not born yet. I cannot believe things like this happened before I was born. Ed and Mike are truly heroes. Glad that they all survived.

@@azuki2780 I think you need to review arithmetic.

@@knoahbody69 Not everyone has kids when they're 20 lol. I'm 19 and my mom was born in 1963.

Yelp

Lol

LOL

Did you know the libtarded atheistic US of AIDS has over 7,000 times the number of burglaries as Saudi Arabia?

@UCZ2-mN7zHAKJuL3pWf_PzkA Hey, Saudi Arabia has a population of under 40 million. USA has over 300 million. Your "statistic" is irrelevant.

I know it's a crime, but whatever.

@@scintillam_dei saudi arabia has basically no human rights

@@speedwagonwaifu1011 You claim they have "no rights"... yet they respect property rights over 7,000 times more than the liberals in the the US. LOL!

I watched that on satellite today lol

@@patwalsh7841 haha lol

Lol? Lol?!

@@darrylbrooks8714 I think I hate lolers with a blue burning passion

Simpsons did it.

@Relodii25 What school was it ?

@@boomdat3493 Dairyland Elementary

At my school the perverts would just kidnap kids one at a time

@@jonnym4670 what

@@jonnym4670 what

on God

Walker, Texas Ranger did an episode on this. Never knew it was a real event.

Thought the same. It may have been easier for him to just steal from the parents. Surely if they can plan this they could find a way to do that

I was wondering the same thing. If they are so wealthy why do this for money? It does not make sense.

I think I remember from another iteration of this story that they had gambling debts, possibly to people you would not want to owe 5 cents to.

Often they get an alliwance but it's not enough for their tastes. Some greedy richkids have murdered their parents rather than wait for their inheritance

I saw another video on this topic apparently they were in a debt of 2.5 million they asked for 5 million so that they will not go into debt again

A hero

They probably all got beat badly in there.

I mean most people would do the same things he did, very few people would just not comfort the children at all

The bus driver is also cool

they are epic and cool

Yelp

10-4 good buddy remember keep on trucking and keep the rubber side truck driver

Well this was 1976, so the technology did not yet exist.

@@Gilhelmi it existed, but very few people had it

@@user-lh5hl4sv8z Only the extremely wealthy, and it only worked in a very small number of places. As I recall, they were large enough that you had to install it in a car. Technically, only as portable as a car. (can you take your car inside a building? lol) Most people did not know that they existed. By the late 1980's, they were almost "truly" portable. But they were still large and had a short battery life. My father had a "bag" phone in the 1990's. This was decent, but it was useless unless you put an antenna on the roof and plug it into the "cigarette lighter". Late 1990's, he got the legendary Nokia 3320. That was glorious. He loaned it to me and my brother when we went to School events (like out of town games). Having a cell phone then was not exactly "cool", most thought my parents were being weird by giving it to me. (Times do change, LOL) Sorry, got distracted there. Memories of School.

I wonder if Kids Misbehave and eat Snacks and Jump around and Yell Racial Things and chug Drinks in your bus

@@anangryjuicebox2799 ..What?

@@vassilus915 when I was in Middle School, Kids were being Toxic AF. Even saying racial words

@@anangryjuicebox2799 As most children do. Though, I highly doubt someone who writes a post like that in a seemingly joyful tone would enjoy being around those kinds of children.

Actually as a bus drive who has done active shooter training. We were told some one tries to block the road and board the bus. Ram them.. do everything to prevent them from getting on the bus. 80%of the time if you go to a secondary location it ends in death.