Missing 411 - Sick Games and Possible Coverups 

You could watch at a higher speed ...

Joke's on you! I didn't sleep in the first place!

@@trolleymouse That ruins the experience!

Of course you need to spend time with the Messiah.

It’s easy to understand how someone wouldn’t want to let the public know that their family member has died in a way that doesn’t make them look in a way they want their family want them remembered. My brother died because of overdose and we didn’t want to let that information out at first. I know a lot of people who died the same way in 2020 dude to fentanyl and their families told everyone it was covid because they didn’t want them known as an addict or something or another. And these are the deaths that happened in the city.

Nick is a legend.

He's the only one I really like, tbh...

He beats everyone so badly, that it shatters the genre. He keeps it real as it gets, without calling people out for fraud directly. A better person than me.

Zealous Beast rips Paulides a new one everytime he examines a case labeled as '411'.

Gim and the lore lodge are pretty good at providing reasonable alternatives. It's very annoying that people give them flak for looking at reasonable non supernatural possibilities. You would think the focus should be on the people and paying the situation proper respect.

👍 comment deserves more attention

People go looking for all kinds of affirmation to convince them that bad humans aren’t causing most of the issues people face

I judge your experience to be unique to you. I have had far less experience than you, and have had far stranger things happen to me. So, it’s not a numbers game friend…

@@CStelTV Friend, I am not attempting to devalue your experiences, I am merely sharing my own anecdotal experiences which are relevant to this video, supernatural events inside national parks and forests. I was raised inside what some people call the Bridgewater Triangle. My youth predates the internet and cable television, so I spent the majority of my time in the woods. I never saw anything I would describe as supernatural. Does that disprove the Bridgewater Triangle theory? No. Perhaps I am just not sensitive enough, perhaps I am a demon so ferocious the other supernatural forces feared me, who can say? All I can do is share my experiences. Thanks for your feedback.

I've seen crazy shit in national parks but the only threats to my safety have been from other people. Convinced after a couple years of watching the stars that 99% of what's flying around up there is ours

Facts!!ya I've never been bothered by okiesquatch camping for months at a time in Oklahoma

It's fiction lil bro don't take it so serious

You mean outside of the lie that the whole story is a dramatic fiction?

Every movie or television has a CIA operative working behind the scenes

@@neinja66469 Everyone takes fiction seriously. The election coming up is a great example

@@ultravioletiris6241 define fiction rq lil bro let's see your definition

There is also NoSuchAgency. A German channel. Ironic that Paulides says most of the people in the cases he presents are of German ethnicity.

Who is Mr Davis?

Ok buddy. Next time you need help, call a crackhead.

Lol

Occham's Razor is not a rule. It is a suggestion.

They absolutely do not do their own research "as much as possible", they just plagiarize the research of others and don't properly cite their sources.

Huh. Interesting way of looking at it. The harsh rules of nature still hold true where the laws of man can’t get to

Even in the city, you're part of the food chain, it's just easier to pretend you're not part of it while in the city, and your position in the food chain shifts in dramatic ways when you step out of the city. I don't worry too much about living in a rural area - I've lived there most of my life and have gotten used to my position in the food chain there! But I can definitely say that I was acutely aware that I was part of the food chain the moment I moved to a larger urban area, working at a job that had me going home late at night, and sometimes walking through some rough areas: there are predators everywhere in this world, and the city is full of predators who would absolutely eat you alive - in a heartbeat, or really slowly and painfully - if they could find a way to make a buck or have a little fun doing so. In many ways, those national parks might even be safer, from a certain point of view, but you're on your own out there in a way that you certainly aren't in a city, and there are far, far fewer witnesses in those woods, far fewer rules, and law enforcement is a long, long way away. I guess it's a "choose your poison" kinda thing... I have a feeling there are all sorts of mysterious disappearances in cities that nobody really pays attention to, in much the same way that city newspapers don't really report on as many crimes as their rural counterparts: it's normalized in cities, the evidence turns up more quickly with bigger budgets and more witnesses and foot traffic around the crime scenes, and the answers are a little easier to point to: probably murders, runaways, and other mundane causes that are just everyday life in the city to the point that it's just not that interesting anymore. The woods aren't a whole lot different, except in the matter of population density, terrain, and the amount of time and manpower that can be dedicated to high-tech professional law enforcement busy-bodying in the lives of the population until crimes are solved.

@@pietrayday9915 Or a small boat off Monterey with a Great White Shark swimming by. Really makes you reevaluate your hobbies. :-) Of course they can't sneak up on you with that music playing. ;-)

@@Sarge714 Speaking of music, I really want to train song birds to make horror movie sounds, then release them into the wild an watch the mayhem. XD

@@AhranMaoDante I think there is a Fox that screams like a women being murdered. So you're off to a great start. :-)

It's disconcerting for me. I kinda got used to Doughy Skeptic. Skinny Skeptic brings out my inner mom and then I just want to inventory his kitchen and make sure he's eating. 😅

I was going to say that too and Missing Enigma. My favorite podcast is when Lore Lodge invites Missing Enigma.

Warms my heart to see the Aidens getting traction in the world.

Yeah, in the interest of looking for a supernatural bullshit explanation that completely disrespects the people who have lost someone. It's flagrantly disgusting.

Yeah, except the host is a mason so I would stay clear of them…

@@Luciferianlavender Buddy the Freemasons are just a social club that derived from a stone worker's guild. Behave.

German law enforcement and government do everything possible to ensure predators of that type stay incognito.... Shii I once heard about a instance where they gave a predator a whole new fucking identity and live because a whole town was trying to kill him (Altensteig, Landkreis Calw 2020)

It’s probably because he was wandering in circles trying to get out. That’s why the number one rule when being lost is *DON’T MOVE* . Just stay put and wait for rescue.

@@alexanderfreeman3406 its about them not finding him. Not him beeing lost

@@talianhuawei1944 Every civilized country would do that when someone's life is in danger. Vigilantism must not be allowed. What, you wanna bring back lynchings?

​@sTriPpa they do, u saw their history

Thanks bud

@@armouredskeptic That wasn't supposed to sound as sarcastically bad as it did. It's just nice to see your balls back.

I think thats a purposely obtuse way to interpret what he said.

Smooth brain response

At no point did he suggest they "don't give a fuck", what he said was there is a lot of psychological/physical factors for why they can overlook stuff

​@pegasBaO23 he absolutely said not only that they don't give a fuck but also something about ptsd. Like come on!

​@@miramuchachito296 He literally didn't. Like... come on.

Because he knows keeping it a mystery sells more books

@@riftvallance2087 Exactly.

I think it’s naive to assume all cops operate the way you expect based on Hollywood

Thank you so much. Yeah, he cherry picks his information, and sometimes even misrepresents facts to force cases to fit his criteria. There are so many cases that have 10 or more logical possible causes that you could use, before having to come to the conclusion that it was "supernatural"

I subbed to his channel. I lasted two weeks. He didn't like the questions I was asking. He couldn't, and wouldn't, answer them. Turning point was the case of John Coover, the 'boogeyman' case. He was wrong in so many directions. He said the boy was never seen again, I said he was found.

They shouldn't be emailing people pretending to be the owner of the IP, it has to be clearly labeled that you're speaking to a representative of theirs.

@@dom6637 If it is someone posing to be him, that should fall under Identity Fraud

Mr Paulides is very well known in the community for being a Lawsuit happy kind of a guy. I learned about it when Summer Akasha Snape ended up erasing herself from internet. I hate to say it how at the time I was completely duped by Mr Paulides’s dog & pony show. I ended up leaving a snarky comment under some of the videos she had made. I know better now.

Metaphorical werewolves

A few hundred thousand a year? Also, that'd leave evidence near the trail. Certainly explains some.

Nah i dont think so. In all of Nevada history theyve had like one person killed by a puma. There are quite a few pumas in NV too

Humans are more dangerous than anything else these days

Ya I've heard stories about him for other Podcasters , he says a lot off air that certainly would lead one to that conclusion

That would suck so hard dude

Natural selection at its finest.

One of the worst ways to die

im sure you wouldnt be chuckling at your self made pun saying "oh well"

Extraterrestrial well dug up by Bigfoot slaves...

@@scottpilgrim2 No one cares about what cartoons you watch.

@@Aran.Rinzei You're below my every comment here so clearly soneone cares lmao

Where is it referenced? And why do you think it was put in there?

@@scottpilgrim2 I find it fascinating that simple baited comments can trigger responses from people like you.

Please excuse scotty they are desperately seeking attention here, thinking they know more than they actually do.

I have always thought that this is why Paulides is being so dodgy about these cases. As a cop he knows what's going on but also he knows that he can't say what he really knows or else he wouldn't be able to talk about it anymore.

That girl got him on drugs.. i hope he quit it’s a dead end path. Praying for you Greg. He helped me out a lot in my life when I was using, I still remember watching the History is A Lie series in my old apartment like it was yesterday

He actually was pretty fat for a while.

@@Hidd3nH3ro what girl