Scuba Diver Helps Police Solve 20 Year Old Crime! (Unbelievable) 

Yeah it would be awesome

We just moved to Pensacola a couple weeks ago...had to by my first full face mask and snorkel....went snorkeling with manta rays and got a couple videos of them with my cheap point and shoot underwater camera. Such fun!!!

it seems like most of the time water is murky and cloudy cause of bogs. here in MN there is no such thing as somewhat clear river or lake water. If you put goggles on and go under everything will be a reddish brown getting darker the further down until you can't see. It's all that carbon in bog stained water the particles are so fine it doesn't' settle. That's why Red Lake is called Red Lake cause the sun can make the bog stained water appear red in the right conditions. Its like this with every body of water that has watershed from a wetland.

A lot of of rivers are murky by nature, here in the UK we have a lot of peat in my rivers so they're almost jet black when you look at them. It's rare to have crystal water like this

Sad but true, most of the large government bodies can't be bothered it seems.

@@trUdeny but why would large government waste money time and effort to search random rivers with no reason or idea of what there trying to find but instead to it just because there’s a 5% chance there might be something

He wasn't trying to solve this specific case, it was just random luck. The police are already underfunded, overworked, and understaffed. This could have literally been thrown anywhere - without credible information they have no way of knowing WHERE to look. Why do you expect them to solve cases without any information? They aren't mind readers or psychics. The diver in fact states he didn't solve anything. Police have to follow the evidence/information they have without it exactly what do you expect them to do? How much man power should they waste chasing a stolen bag (a minor crime) when there's no info to go on when they're investigating comparatively big crimes like burglaries, violent crimes, deaths, etc. Imagine a person who's been assaulted or killed; they or loved ones want answers - an arrest. Do you honestly think the officer is supposed to say I'm sorry I haven't made much progress yet, I'm still searching for this missing bag from 5, 10, 15, 20 years ago? Check out @Adventures With Purpose, they’re scuba divers who use boats and sonar trying to help solve cold cases where a person went missing with their vehicle. I think they've solved over 24-25 cases thus far. Their channel gives you a better idea of the process involved in actually solving cases.

@@heatherc2203 Cops would have more money to solve crimes if they stopped buying tanks to use against citizens. 🤷

@@heatherc2203 Nug has solved atleast 1 case in Tennessee as well. He found 2 kids in a car that had been missing for years. The car was in the river that ran thru town the entire time... Nug works with AWP sometimes. We need more people like these guys. I'm not fond of Jared's personality, but I love what he, Doug, Nick, and the others do for families. There is channel of divers who reacted to AWP. Apparently, their ways are viewed as somewhat unsafe. That just makes what they do so much more touching. They literally risk their lives on some of these dives.

No, it doesn’t seam… ☺️

@@lottatroublemaker6130 - hehe

These puns are sew annoying.

This comment had me in stitches

@@karenpierson9841 - Bahaha

The word swastika comes from the Sanskrit svastika, which means “good fortune” or “well-being." The motif (a hooked cross) appears to have first been used in Eurasia, as early as 7000 years ago, perhaps representing the movement of the sun through the sky. I had to Google because I couldn't remember how long it has been used but the rest I remembered from a essay I did for school years ago.

@@dinastarks9295 I hope you don't wear Red or Blue... They used to just be colors... But now they are associated with gangs. Are you in a gang? You must be and are evil if you wear either one of those colors. Should we split hairs and go down the list of good/evil? Your viewpoint has been logged. Thanks for sharing.

I was just going to say that! It used to be a mystical symbol for protection and good luck I believe too, but of course, a bunch of yahoo's had to take it and turn it into something completly abhorrent. Smh. Humans sometimes.

@@ErinBujalski - the Mongolian folk metal band The Hu had Khas (swastika) symbols decorating one of their traditional instruments. This was fine while they were in Mongolia where the Khas is a symbol with a long and positive history but, sometime before their first world tour, someone must have explain what the symbol meant in the west and the symbols was removed from the instrument. The symbols can still be seen in the first two videos they released. The Khas can be found all over Mongolia including on buildings.

@@Zozette27 I know, I jam out to them. I know what the symbol means and represents. As usual, the Nazis had to steal another cultures symbol and appropriate it to perpetuate their hate. As far as I'm concerned, The Hu shouldn't have to change it. The meaning behind it should be changed. It should be shown that it's not a symbol of hate, and dangit, we're taking it back to what it's supposed to mean. But, there's just way too many ignorant people in the world yet to do so. Said it before, and I'll say it again. Racism sucks. There's no place for it in this day and age. We are all human, you cut us, we bleed red, get hurt, feel pain, open us up, the same internal organs. There will be crappy people no matter where you go, what color their skin is. We're human. Those emotions and feelings go beyond anything else. Doesn't matter what race you are. Crappy people will be crappy people. And, The Hu are freaking awesome!!!! I unfortunately have to work in a racist azz town, and I jam to them at work. The looks on their faces, priceless. And they can be found decorating temples in India as well. It's a Sanskrit symbol.

I do not believe you got the whole story behind the bag! Talking like an old cop! The lady wants to put whatever happened behind her!

Imagine having your purse swiped and then getting a call 20 years later stating they found it in the river!

Diving is Easy, there's Classes and schools you can take, just got to remember your Death and not to Surface Faster than your Air bubbles and watch your Guages

I'm moving to Kansas in match 2021

Is that a 1927 Singer model 99?

@@mortussempertyrannis1393 Definitely not. I'm not certain that's a singer, but it is definitely a vibrating shuttle machine. If it was a singer it's most likely a K27 or K28 which were made between 1890 and 1918. They take pin shaped bobbins which fit into bullet shaped shuttles instead of the round kind we use now. They are extremely common and worth barely anything in working order - although the value has finally gone up a little recently for good ones.

Just curious, why do you call it "sewing ephemera" as I would think "sewing paraphernalia" would be better? To tell you the truth? I had to look ephemera up. I didn't know it was a word! ha..learning something new today, I guess!

@@mortussempertyrannis1393 - Someone said it looked like a Singer model 27 from the beginning of the 1900’s…

That’s what I want to do HPD dive team any tips from him?

@@SKUNCLE911 I don’t talk to that Uncle anymore. Sorry.

@Retard 0112 My other uncle spoke to him a few weeks ago. He was okay. Have a good day yourself! 🌸

Wow. I find those all over near bridges

Sandra, that’s great information. Very cool.

Or don't clean it and use it as a boat anchor. With that shape it should be easy to tie a rope on it.

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I agree. It probably worth more scraped.

@@karenshort3880 - I agree, must be worth most scrapped.

Smashed 2 heads in with it. Abusive husbands that deserved what they got ...But never thought anybody would ever see it again..until I heard about these blokes.. least the blood has washed off ..

It is not a Singer sewing machine. It looks like a Sears machine early 1900’s. A historical sewing machine forum might know the info on the machine. It has no value except for scrap metal. If you have a garden spot for sun kin treasures or a waterfall it could be a cool feature

New sub! GRB

Thank you so much!!

LMAO

Awesome. Thx. It's understandable though. It's exciting finding cool stuff. Hard to keep our composure sometime.

That would be neat

Those treadle sewing machines are easily available at any antique shop. They have almost no value, maybe 50 bucks. It would be pointless to invest time in restoring it when there are hundreds available for sale in almost mint condition. There are at least 50 for sale on ebay right now.

@@jimthesoundman8641 still makes for good RU-vid content. I’ve seen plenty of youtubers restore worthless junk for satisfying videos. Even after restoration it’s barely worth anything but that video makes them money and there are plenty willing viewers

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@@jimthesoundman8641 What he said...but, yes, it's cool to find any machinery!

Thanks! Will do!

@@exploringwithnug kool

I’ve been diving for 20 years now! I can assure you I’ve never found a body. I found a tire full of cocaine but no bodies.

Awesome. Thank you. Yeah we was up in Cumming

I had the same thought about rubbing the mud off of knives - rubbing any potential fingerprints off.

@nanalee gage, I've thought that several times also!

@@laurie4275 When somethings tossed in a river, finger prints degrade very quickly-like only a few hours-so that’s a non issue.

I often think the same way, especially a bag! I’d like to know if any of those bottle were still full? Lol we’re the pearls real or fake? I’ll take the real ones!! 😂

@@laurie4275 fingerprints do not last long

My high school here in Pueblo Colorado has them as part of the floor in the main entrance. Has been for over 100 years

You probably right

It's easy enough to clean it. Just put it in a bucket and fill the bucket with white vinegar until it's just covering the whole thing, leave it a week, and check it. It'll rust fast once you take it out, but that's an easy way of cleaning up rusted metal. There's probably more to treating rusted metal than I'm saying here, but that's step 1.

Dude should have his P38 to cut cans with. I'm talking about the find. P38s can cut sheet metal easily.