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The was this video talked about her it sounds like her husband killed her.

Curious Curiouser yea me too

yeah he murdered her

yeah!!! I soooo get where u r going with this.....

George Kaputnik you must be amazing

@@lovereadingsnyc A friend of mine used to say, "Wives come and go but ex's are forever." George was a different kind of guy. He loved his wife and asked her not to leave. When she said she was going, George did everything he could to help her. A few years later, she remarried but until then she lacked for nothing. George has a great relationship with his adult children and says he still loves his wife, but he is not in her life and no longer wants to be. I use this as a example of how a real man handles one of life's most difficult circumstances........I was not so graceful in my divorce.

fax bro

Yeah, that's some spike TV bullshit...

I agree with you!!!

Sad

I concur, definitely sounds like she has been murdered. I wonder if they have double-checked the back garden of their former home?! Usually, that's where you'll find the remains (or so documentaries have shown).

How could her mother have no known her daughter was missing for 13 years though? It seems fishy

I agree!

@chaneliswell Unfortunately they did have kids, a boy and a girl. I can't recall their exact ages but they were young; grade school age at the time he left. I never really got to know the wife very well but she seemed ok to me, at least from the short time I spent with her. You wouldn't believe how often this kind of thing happens.

@chaneliswell Don't automatically blame the wife for his taking off. My ex husband had a Dad he never knew. The Dad took off because he couldn't handle being a young dad. That guy left quite a few devastated people behind and the only fault lay with him.

Glad she got closure and learned what a useless wanker he was.

Wow! that mustve been heartbreaking for her... ouch!! :(

If you like this stuff listen to a podcast called The Vanished and the Nighttime Podcast.

Yeah they either committed suicide or someone killed them.

Me too as well

@@generationofswine-ge5rw wow

Mary Jane, I think some people just want to disappear from this crazy world...

Mr joe Lynch hehehehehe

Right? I now go to the comments first on misleading stories. Saves time. There's a lot of bs on KZfaq which is a shame.

😝

You're an idiot.

@@susiecolorado3821 Fool.

You are not the only one wishing this annoying family would disappear

Amen !

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throw LIL Wayne in there too plz.

Don't worry...it probably will happen sooner than you think, we can only hope, although about the time that this family is set to vanish, Mama Kim will do a re-run and have North make a porn movie, and Happy DAY! the family will resurface....poor North. Her name should have been Windy.

These days a paper and digital trail for sure. Twenty years ago, much easier to voluntarily disappear imho

I think that is the reason I keep zoning out and have barely paid attention. That, plus most of the celebrities are people I'd never heard of in my life.

amazing the things people get annoyed at or even notice

Triggered much? 🙄

I love the music . It’s the best 👍👍

🎶 he went missing and might have even died on his journey 🎶

I know right....😔

therealnightwriter Bowie is actually dead....why would he leave his wife and children??? he died of an awful disease! Why would anyone lie about dying from cancer?!

@@bluBlaq33 I don't know for sure but I'm guessing it has to do with the same reason they would say Jackson was seen at his memorial and that river Phoenix is now Mark Dice. Don't know about Jackson, although it makes sense that he would show up at one of his performances, but everyone knows that Mark Dice is really Pauly Shore, who's been missing for decades. And Bowie isn't dead. He's hanging out with Lou on a street corner in Manhatten, 'waiting for the man.'

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Judging what was said in the video, that suggests itself. But you never know, maybe they had a huge argument over her having an affair and she stalked off with the husband not caring where she went or if she ever came back. Not saying this scenario actually occurred, just saying that there are scenarios where a husband might not care that his wife is no longer around.

and the manics still pays his share of royalties for the bands music in a bank account in his name.

Regardless he most likely did commit suicide.

@@grimlund :( Yes, but they re-opend the case didn't they? Maybe there's some hope of finding something, to put and end in all.

My thoughts exactly!

he was chief of police

yeah... he killed her. imo thats exactly what he did.

" During this time her father, Wilson, left Barbara’s mother for a younger woman. Barbara and her mother coped with the loss by sailing around the world, writing about their expeditions. They left Barbara’s younger sister, Sabra, behind. Don’t feel too sorry for Sabra Follett, though: she was also brilliant and went on to become the first woman admitted to Princeton’s graduate school in 1961. " found this while poking around. Guess this Mom had no problems leaving her kids behind when it suited her to.

Ms ZuZu Bookitty - I found this comment made about Sabra Follett on another website: Mary Ann Unger on January 1, 2018 at 5:12 pm I remember one of Sabra’s achievements. She combined two departments at Mercer County College in the 1970s….the Social Sciences Department (hers), which was over the new tenure quota, and the English Department, which was under the quota. Result? All nontenured English instructors had to hit the pavement. As one of them, I was surprised when Sabra later invited me to a meeting with representatives of another community college in NY. I soon figured out my role was to be the happy faculty member who made her look good, which I did. After the meeting, she thanked me and then said she wouldn’t write me a recommendation. Yes, THAT is how several of us remember Sabra Meservey.

Wow. Sometimes the most respectable people do the most rotten things in full view, and pass it off like it’s just all business as usual.

Of course he jumped from the bridge. Almost everyone in this video killed themselves. Jim Thompson is the only real mystery.

I agree with you, Leo

It could have been staged tho

Dave David Barbara's husband probably killed her considering he didn't he bother to look for her, plus they had a fight

It's definitely mysterious but I don't think so. He was certainly in a depressed enough state to kill himself when he disappeared and I doubt he would have been able to just start a new life somewhere when he still had problems like severe depression and alcoholism. You don't get over those on your own and without outside help. The worst of it is that his family and friends have no closure and are left wondering what happened.

The point is their bodies were never seen again.

Leon... Dead or disappeared, theyre no longer confronted with trying to survive in today's frickin world... RIP either way

most probebley by now leon

I feel like even if some of these celebrities are dead now because like some of them like like the ones from like way way way back like 1920 or something I think that during the time that they went missing they were probably just escaping life or they went somewhere and passed away

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If I where to disappear today, my egg donor would not know a single thing about it. Not all “mothers” are mothers.

@@dsullivan7598 ? ? ? Off the meds, Hon?

D Sullivan What the fuck are you on about ? Wanker ....

The hubby may have forced a division between mom n daughter, and never let Mom talk, see it know anything.

"Ambrose Bierce who wrote "The Devil's Dictionary" and "The Incident At Owl Creek Bridge" disappeared in Mexico sometime around 1914." I love Bierce's work, but I doubt this is much of a mystery. He went to Mexico to cover the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) and he was hanging out with Pancho Villa's army. Guess what happens to people in war zones. Though several people have noted that Bierce often wrote stories about mysterious disappearances... and then mysteriously disappeared.

The general consensus seems to be that he probably lipped off to Pancho Villa and that was pretty much that.

Dimadick3, If you don't know what happened, and have to guess...that's called a mystery.

I love the works of Ambrose bierce

blazin4 glory you should be

Her father wrote the books, thats why Barbara never wrote again after her father disappeared. There was no money because it was her father's money

Interesting. Is that your own theory or are there some facts to back it up? Was the Father a writer? I can imagine her father saying She wrote it as a way for people to pay attention. Look..a child wrote a book. I must buy it!

it's my own conclusion

**It was not at all unusual for writers to be 'virtually penniless' in that era..."Poe" was well-known in his life-time as a writer, yet earned very little from it...the same for 'Carson McCullers' who wrote "The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter" & "A Member Of The Wedding" (she was still living with parents when 'Tennessee Williams' proclaimed her 'The South's best young writer!' after reading the 'Hunter' book) ** **My own novel..."If Darkness Falls" was optioned by "Doubleday" and then promptly 'forgotten' 30-years ago and never published** (the check for two-G's didn't last very long!) Even Stephen King did not reach 'serious money territory' until the late '70's>>>(a 'big fuckin' CHECK! is no longer that 'big' when pro-rated over a year or two...and all the bills and 'Uncle Sam' take their share) (without help from her cousin 'Tru' and others close to her, "To Kill A Mockingbird" might never have been published, coming from a 'first-time unknown writer' who had already done several 're-writes' on a novel she was certain had neither 'focus' nor an established 'cri de cur' of any note...it was just 'storytelling' to her, and the same for Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring", a book no publisher wanted anything to do with! "Gloom & Doom"don't sell!" she was told...the same words told to Albert Goldman concerning "Lord of the Flies" by more than**TEN** different Publishers!) "Mockingbird" wouldn't 'fly' now (forgive the pun) because it's a story of 'sweetness' and 'remembrance' of along-gone childhood of the love of a daughter for her father and her brother that are both 'Heroic' in her memory...and a strange man that no one seems to know who saves them one night...I have serious doubts anyone other than 'Christian-type' publishers would even read half of a synopsis of 'Mockingbird' before giving it a pass because 'There's no real market for this genre of writing'.

+Thomas Donohue There is a theory for that. Seems likely he did help her, at the least. This theory exists as she would write much more, just they weren't in the style of her original two. Suggesting what you said, her father wrote the first two. Her third book was released recently, Lost Island, and you may see it at a site, forgot name of it though... Edit: farksolia.org is site. And they have all her stories and such there. She appears to have had many unpublished works before she disappeared. Strangely no known rejection letters have been discovered for many of them, suggesting she never attempted to send them.

Lol!!😂😂😂

Add the Kardashian Klan to your list

Miley Cyrus

Can you add to that politicians?

West, taylor swift, beyonce & her old man, miley cyrus, all the Kardashians , etc etc

that little girl in the thumbnail is too pretty to be Gilbert

Robert Blakemore I Noticed the resemblance right away!!!

Nah I thought it was Rick Astley

I would've sworn she was.

Robert Blakemore she is too pretty to be melissa gilbert.

@JedForge: I'm regarded as rather pedantic and I tend to agree with you. Not such a great mystery this one and a little out of sync with the others. The 'celebrity' status of some of these missing people is less important than the fact they went missing and were never found. If we take 'celebrity' out of the equation thousands of people go missing each year globally - the National Parks of America are a ripe location in themselves for unexplained disappearances, and let's not go near the Bermuda Triangle. Anyway, an interesting and thought-provoking video.

Agreed!! The same with the guys car being found near the bridge. No great mystery there.

Maybe he was sleeping with the enemy and used the rough sea weather to fake his own death, just like Julia Roberts.

What a bad way to go.

Agreed. They were really reaching. Scott Smith didn't vanish. He died at sea, and his remains were not found.

LOOOOOOL for real

Yeah. That person is now missing too.

There is little doubt as to what happened to Glen Miller, Amelia Earhart, and Anastasia Romanov. There is DNA evidence for the latter, and more than circumstantial evidence of what happened to the first two, and how they died.

@@annaqaddams9108 Beg to differ on at least one of these; there is still an immense amount of doubt about what happened to amelia earhart.

@@jessegreywolf it's rather recent news ... How she could only signal for help during low tide due to her equipment being partially submerged. Somehow more tragic than the myth.

@@jessegreywolf Discovery Channel pretty much solved the whole damn thing last year or earlier this year with a new documentary. Look it up yourselves.

I think the list was focused on celebs in the us that probably a lot of people don’t know about... everyone pretty much knows Amelia and hoffa

Kimberly J. Sullivan Scott Smith was a handsome man..

@@alishataylor6017 Yes, he was

Send me a message my email is alisha10185@gmail.com

Lovin' every minute of it🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸👍

Yup, "turn me loose" what a iconic early eighties classic, still got the cd...later bought.

Husband killed her.

Sorry. Didn't make it that far. I was too overwhelmed from hearing so many people I don't know are missing. But that 'giant person,' seen walking along the road has been identified as big foot. Finally, the mystery is solved.

valenius the kat SERENITY NOW!

INSANITY LATER!

What is a 'sanity'??

MY guess would be that Jeff Manilla has it. Don't know who he is. In fact, I've never heard of him.He must be missing. 'Come Watson. The game is afoot.'

Sanity is overrated

good one

Lame

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you might wanna rethink that one .

Lmao

As in, Lord Lucan !

Phillip Taylor Kramer from Iron Butterfly did disappear, but his body was later found in his car at the bottom of a canyon. He had been in a wreck.

Yeah. They found him in the garden of eden,,,munching an apple.

It was said he was down there for several years before discovering his car and body.

@@amskeels you're right. he went missing in '95, but his body wasn't discovered until '99. it was ruled a probable suicide.

group of low nobodies not celebs like Elvis

Agree

The last thing they're thinking about is if they're famous or not for you. Some of these people still have a family looking for them

EXACTLY!! My Mom would've call the police after 4 hours. 😂

Dawn Walker Right mines too she is too nosey lol

@@shawnesemays1973 Lord knows mine is!! 😂

I haven’t talked to my mom in 14 years (her choice) so I’m guessing if I disappear she won’t care. Y’all are lucky to have moms around.

@@vandeolkon I hate that for you! 😢

When a married person is murdered, the top two most likely suspects are a random assailant or the spouse.

I know what you mean. I always tell my husband that if he dies, I will never marry again, because I watch too much ID, Cold Case shows, Dateline, etc., and I just don't trust men anymore. My husband has his faults, but, he takes trustworthiness to an extreme. The most trustworthy person around. After seeing all these shows about how men screw this women financially and sometimes murder them, now all I see when I look at men somewhere, shopping or eating or going to a movie or flying on a plane is, I wonder if he's a con? LOL!

@@FingerBreakerWu The fact the mother didn't know for 20 years is mildly suspicious. Then again, communication was far and few between back then.

Yes, you could be right, Truth seeker. Really odd that she was never heard of again, though. No record of her anywhere. And not telling her mother she was gone, as Bill Hicks pointed out. Weird. I guess we'll never really know what happened.

Exactly, ProudKansan08! I'm in the UK. I don't even get all the channels, because I only watch the free ones. But I counted over 80 different TV programmes about real-life murders. And then there are the fictional ones. It's enough to give you agoraphobia! I find myself watching reruns of Little House on the Prairie and the Waltons just to get my sanity back. Your hubby sounds like a keeper :)

Came very close to drowning in the ocean when I was 13. We were spending August at my grandparent’s beach house . Every day I walked down to the beach with a giant truck tire inner tube. My thing was to swim out beyond the breakers, push the inner tube off a bit and swim to it. Except that day the surf was rougher than usual and the inner tube was seized by the tide and carried to shore. I tried to swim in, but I had drifted into a current running parallel to the shore-couldn’t get through it. As luck would have it the day before I had read an article about what to do it this exact situation-keep swimming parallel to the shore until you get past the current. So that’s what I did. Gradually began to get closer to the shore, but I had almost exhausted my strength. I went under. Managed to get to the surface. Began to swim in to shore-went down again, but this time my left big toe hit the sandy bottom. The relief -I can’t describe it. I had just enough strength left to get to the beach and collapsed. I knew what to do because of that article. Pure, dumb, luck. So, basically, Reader’s Digest (of all things) saved my life.

On these, he's using the term "celebrity" awfully loosely. It used to be that when you said celebrity it meant MOST people, except hermits knew who they were - most of these are wannabes at best.

BearLite I was thinking the same thing.

Amelia Earharts story was solved

Amelia Earhardt didnt disappear. She crashed her plane and died on a remote, uninhabited atoll.

Not unihabited. There's photos

Me to . caught a bad break for sure

I'm pretty sure she's buried in the basement, where her husband left her.

@@a.r.1186 strange, when investigating that was the first place checked, but I guess you do know more .. I mean, you're commenting on a KZfaq video

GoAwayGoogle Relax, dude. It’s a KZfaq comment, not a National Geographic article. Investigators have missed things before, it’s not unheard of.

@@a.r.1186 that they have, but just the same you assume XYZ when it could be any combination of it.

Dave Murphy no doubt! I’ve never heard of any of these missing losers

Is there a need to call them losers? Most people on the list are pretty famous again just because you don’t know someone doesn’t mean they’re a loser

or famous”

You have no sense of history. You keep thinking Celeb means Nicki Minaj.

Jarod Shots I was totally kidding.....lighten up Jarod

Lol!!!!

What would ALF want with a six foot five inch alcoholic FORMER Globetrotter?ijs

@@brianjackson3589 to reach the places he couldn't

Lol

0u812VH s Murdered by her husband.

yes

Worse yet, the most likely cause of her death was the man who'd promised to love her forever. Imagine that being the last thing you ever see.

that last one was probably untrue and nothing but sentimental bullshit

The ba

Drowning.... Or a great white....

Well, if they had been watching him properly, they would have seen him in trouble. Even if they couldn't save him, they would know what happened. The President of the US is watched 24/7. Even when he is in bed with his wife. Even the first lady would find it hard to assassinate him without being seen. Holt's security detail utterly dropped the ball on this one.

Pedantry at work here - Harold Holt was not the Australian head of state. That would be Queen Elizabeth, represented in Australia by the Governor General. As Prime Minister, Holt was the head of the government. The guy drowned - I’ve swum at a neighbouring beach and it can get pretty rough and dangerous - although no body was ever found. In a grim irony, there is still a Harold Holt swimming pool in Melbourne.

Salt water crocodiles !

+berzerker1100 they don't live in the sea...sharks do though...

yeah I noticed that -- certainly not getaway cars & maybe a bit vulnerable-looking

Me either, even the ones I've heard of.

I think Richie Edwards is now Elaine Edwards and lives in Melbourne Australia

katakisLives you thought of being a private investigator

or murders

katakisLives b.b b .

Mhm, but have used them there cement shoes to swim

katakisLives Probably but there are conflicting accounts of his last hours.

@3s3.7cy Damn truth lol

@3s3.7cy Ok but celebrity refers to fame, so...

Nope. You are not alone.

Look at just about any celebrity picture site. I am lucky if I can recognize 3 out of 75. These days you can be considered a celebrity for appearing on the cover of 3 women’s magazines. Or just for having a million Twitter followers.

These people did far more interesting stuff than a multitude of those gone-in-5-minutes reality TV,etc. "celebrities" and had more talent in their left big toe than them,too. The Manic Street Preachers and the Richey Edwards story are far from "unknown",and I'd heard of Barbara Follett too. Interesting video,shame about a few of the commentator's remarks.

That's why lakes are haunted. Especially at night, it gets hungry for a new victim.

Starmadien2019 this is why in America there is a lake called “eye ball lake” because eyes are seen looking at you at night time

Yeah. You never know when you may need a steering wheel. Great planning on Scott's part.

Yeah, it was a good time.

@@CelesteKTheNewWaveRevue 'Let the good times roll.'

SOMEONE KNOCKED HIM OFF AND SENT HIM OVERBOARD WITH AN ANCHOR TIED AROUND HIS NECK SO THEY COULD STEAL THE BLUEPRINTS FOR THE DEISEL ENGINE DESIGN PLANS AND USE THEM OR SELL THEM TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER

Bon Jovi bi of sending 6 PM Gewelpink

Eddie Money

@Scotty Scotty i was probobly out of my mind

Those damned poppingnazis!

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Uh,,,,,,

True, but he wasn't a celebrity or even well known to the public until after he jumped from the plane.

@@edd2ds exactly....

I was thinking that too

@@edd2ds If they're not a celebrity before the disappearance, it's not a celebrity disappearance!

Richard Mourdock and his

he couldn't find the30 bucks

Statistically speaking, it is usually the husband. However, this is usually true among the very poor more than the successful middle class industrialist set. They usually can afford a divorce, and are able to buy their way out of scandal, especially in the late 30s where women were considered second-class citizens. Nickerson Rogers was a top-name at Polaroid, with his brother Howard, who lived with them when Barbara disappeared. So while it's easy and "typical" to accuse the husband, it's entirely possible she took up with the brother, or, rejecting his offer, he may have killed her. It's also entirely possible she jumped in the river with a large rock tied around her neck. Artists are tormented souls who cling to this life by the thinnest and most tenuous of threads, and it's a breath-to-breath struggle to find a reason to live. Maybe she decided she'd had enough.

DrNewcenstein2 historically speaking, the well off don’t tend to get caught or prosecuted as frequently as the poor, it’s not that the rich don’t commit crimes, even Winona rider liked to commit theft. In cases such as murder however, the rich prefer not to get their hands dirty, not like OJ. No, they can pay, manipulate or force ppl to do their dirty work for em, often taking advantage of the poor. There’s been plenty of cases of rich or well to do spouses or even children mysteriously going missing, Jonbenet Ramsey for instance. It’s so easy to get away with almost anything if u have enough money to cover it up. However, I do like ur imaginative theory but I think I’d rather go with Occam's razor with this one and I’m still firmly with, the husband did it.

Rhian Chambers Celebs, the last? unknown celebs.....fck this channel! great music!

You sexist....

Typical response from a typical feminazi...

get off the internet and take a walk.

if that is towards me that is just being mean. I have the right to say what I want. Its called the First Amendment gives me that right.

+ken sims you said you want to disappear...

@@katherinelynnhalvorson6109 Hardly a vicious comment and certainly not silencing you. Only thing worse than a bully is a victim as they say. Keep calm and dont panic :)

Yeah but listed as legally Dead without a body is scary when he may be alive

The is shining in San Francisco......so what?

The Twin Towers falling!!!!! It wasn't sunny anywhere.

*FUCK I LAUGHED-*

@doug denslowe its trivial

Not really a celebrity before he disappeared.....

@@indiglo1971 are you kidding? He was head of the teamsters union, plus the very public enemy of att. General Robert kennedy

Him I heard of -the others?

People actually heard of him though.

although Bobby Kennedy is off the suspect list since he was killed seven years before Jimmy Hoffa disappeared.

found this on google.she bowed out seems related to personal problems that were either never made public or were kept on the down low for her privacy. In any case she didn’t last more than two years in the business and despite that she left a lasting legacy that many young folks and those of us that watched her films when we were kids still remember to this day

Most likely, always think about what happened to him. I live in South Wales, near the severn bridge. Always assumed he was in the water or hoped he was offered a lift by a trucker (maybe) at the service station and taken east towards london or west towards swansea on the m4 motorway. Sad sad situation.

How could you not know the lyricist from the manic Street Preachers?😂

@@markallen4356 been living under a rock I guess 😁

Only one I vaguely knew was the guy from Loverboy.

@@musicalneptunian Yeah, that's the only one I knew, too, but only BECAUSE of Loverboy.

@@DeadLisa Yeah, me too. Never heard of any of them. But isn't it nice that we now know that they are all missing? I don't know how many times I've wondered what happened to people I don't know and now I know that I don't know what happened to people I don't know. Its so comforting to know what I dont know. You know what I mean?

Mik Mik Obviously, you were missing.

I thought the whole damned point of disappearing from the public eye was to, well..., how shall we say..., DISAPPEAR FROM THE FUCKING PUBLIC EYE!

@@chocomanger6873 Yep. That's how you become, a, 'private,' eye.