LAKE MEAD's Unidentified Bodies Update!!! 

Shot in the back of the head execution sounds like it was Jimmy Hoffa

In south MS'sippi, "Killswitch" lanyards are standard equipment on boat motors and have been for over 20 years. We have a Yamaha 90 outboard motor and flatbottom aluminum boat for the river. Our boat motor won't start without it being in place. You can bypass it, but is a foolish thing to do. Also lifejackets are required for anyone under 18, in the boat, and have been for over 20 years. You can operate a boat at any age with an adult present but can take the boat operators test at 15. Unless the law has changed, 15 and older have to take and pass the online test now. Until the last 5 or so years, there was no test or age requirement. The only thing Game Wardens checked for previously, were fishing license, registration, and appropriate number of life jackets in the boat. Now, they will even count the beer in your ice chest and test/tear your life jackets. It wouldn't surprise me if they started putting expiration dates on life jackets. I grew up with a man that ran the river and his trotlines in his dad's boat, by himself, when he was a 7 yr old boy. He fished and hunted with his dad as soon as he could walk and talk. He is around 60 now.

Great video guys! Once folks find out I live in Las Vegas they always ask about Lake Mead.

@@peterson0096 no one knows what happen to Jimmy Hoffa yet do you ?

Do you guys have tank tops?? I would love to buy a couple! Yes, I'm bad, I haven't been on your website in a bit. 🥴

'It was thiiiiiis big'

I’m so glad you thought to do that

Great tip! 👍

I was in this EXACT situation in a massive quarry. Impaired, young, stupid. No body fat. Ran out of steam halfway across. It was a miracle I made it. I threw up my guts as soon as I hit land. If that has happened during the swim, I wouldn't be here to type this comment. God was looking for me !

And floating on your back keeps more of your body out of the colder water just below the surface.

ive actually had a leash break while surfing and it was similar, the waves were so often it was hard to swim normally, i just gave up and started floating and treading. suddenly i was close enough to the shore that i could just swim a little and then walk. within like 15 minutes! floating is key it will save your life! i thought i was done for.

Just north of Detroit myself. Can’t imagine what’s out in the Detroit river, Lake St Clair or even Stoney creek.

Old stomping grounds. All of lake Erie a murder mystery, I'm sure.

i'm from the upper peninsula. with the between the amount of woods and the great lakes, it would be easy to dispose of bodies without people finding them (or a low probability).

I'm in the desert. Only bones found here

I’ve often wondered myself I live across the river in Ontario

Barely any. The Sharks take care of that. Lol

What about the great lakes you know they has to be a lot in there

Lots of bodies in buffalo bayou in Houston..

Or even the desert 🏜 I always think about these things when I'm out at sea or omw to Vegas

None sharks and sea life takes care of everything

We have lived in many states and theres always something going on

@@SinCityOutdoors I currently live in Mississippi, but I spent about ten years in the Coachella Valley. We used to take the back way to Vegas up Morning Star Mine road /Kelso Cima. Awesome route. I'd like to see y'all out at Salton Sea

Look at the 15:00 mark…. life jacket alert.

Yup. I wanna see that DOT date on the tire. Probably OAF but, would be cool to know.

No, those were bodies. At one point in time they were humans. Not anymore...

I totally agree and add that Julian is easy on the eyes!

We just went down there to film a couple months ago

lol