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Love you lad

Ok mr gamer

okie

i will once i’m not broke💙

*Sees 5 people that when he calls for them they dissapear* "Okay, what the hell?" *sees 2 more people that dissapear when he calls for them* "WHAT THE FUCK?!"

A turtle doesn't approve of it getting worse.

Saying "it can't get any worse!" in a sketchy situation is almost always a jinx

Honestly his story just made the other five's story seem that much worse in that he just walked it off out of necessity and they needlessly walked to their deaths.

$20 he said "this day can't get any worse" before having a heart attack.

Wait! You mean they didn't???

@@shuttzi9878 oh sorry. Spoilers

Honestly Nexpo could just make a documentary video about 5 people who enjoyed a basketball game and went home, and I would watch it 4 times

Not gonna lie, this made me cackle.

UC Davis winning a game is a spooky episode in it of itself

crazy!!!

they could do an autopsy and find out its just a random guy who died of a heart attack

​@@JustBready68 It would still lead to questions and people would be trying to connect these corpses and would for instance assume that he was so scared of sth that he had this heart attack.

It’s in a snowstorm. They’d instantly see a suck vehicle with only one set of foot prints around it, and know that it was just a coincidental heart attack, not connected to the other vehicle.

@@jimlahey3919 you said it, it was during a snowstorm. So no footsteps would have been left by the time he would have been found

The audio is AI generated. Those pauses aren't intentional

@@deadly.desai2lol it isn't ai. He just pauses too much

@@carlwheezer7217 true, it's just the way some people decide to speak, i once saw a documentary by some other youtuber where he had no sense of pauses at all and kept running into the next sentence. A nightmare to watch.

@@deadly.desai2 in my opinion it is very much intentional, it keeps your brain engaged when he talks unlike normal commentary, this and the weird glitching effects that keep you making sure your internet is alright, ensure you are actively listening the whole time.

@@zamanda123-ts1bl lol, i would loose track so fast

I have an heart condition, that before getting treated gave me long episodes of arrythmia I once had one at the beach. I kneeled to the ground (it slows down my heartbeat) and I was clearly unwell, but even tho the area was CROWDED, nobody gave a damn. Scariest thing ever.

@@TheFuschiaDragonfly Oh damn that's sad. I think that is the bystander effect. How did you recover?

@@Luna-ry8lv yeah it totally was That one time thank God the arrythmia lasted only a few minutes Later in life I had two surgeries and I've been taking meds daily for 3+ yrs now I also exercise and this made my heart stronger The worst that can happen to me now is my heart beating really fast for like 2 seconds, I lead a normal life now overall :)

@@TheFuschiaDragonfly Okay well glad to hear you're doing better

@@TheFuschiaDragonfly I'm happy that you are well now

8 years?!? Damn, what phone are you using? An immortal Nokia?

@@Speedstar779 an iPhone 5

@@thebigfish2420 Wow, impressive.

Nice I have a 50$ phone coming up on 3 years now

@@thebigfish2420 i salute your phone, that's an old friend for sure

It gets even worse when you realize that, according to the coroner, Ted lived for 13 weeks, dying in early june. His body was found in june, so he was found soon after he had died.

I thought they did a limited, continuous search during the following months. But I generally agree SAR need to reevaluate searches on a case-by-case basis. Because if they expand the search radiuses IMHO many, many more lost hikers/trekkers would be found.

We may never know but I thought they only had evidence of 2 making it to the trailer wieher and Matthias not 3 Cause he was found 1 mile away from the trailer nit the direction Matthias may have went I suppose well never know

@@danmulholland1634may have gone

@AarushKumar-sf1vk what? They had radios , Walkie talkies , maps , compasses , knowledge of the area ? Search party’s are either full teams of experienced people (Park rangers ect. Depending area) or small volunteer based teams lead by experienced people and they all get gear incase something happens Fyi

It's sad. But why abandon the car? Why end up in that place? Who's the woman with the baby? Why not a single bit of Gary's remains found after all this time? People still search for him because of the mystery.

Weren't they starving for a bit? Refeeding syndrome kill/coma the one. The others assume the food is tainted, the one guy is dead so no need to block the window, no need to stay and wait because under that assumption they're going to die too without help very soon

fcking horror story

@@cantfindmykeys 1. Some theories suggest that they abandoned the car because they were frightened by the cries for help. 2. That house had food and heat 3. Most likely hallucinated and made up family. 4. Mother nature does not leave any nutrient behind so easily.

​@@cantfindmykeysbecause they were vegetables

Y’all forget Hostel already?!?

Plot twist: They were really Spiderman villains and get pulled into the multiverse for the next Spiderman movie

This happens when you don’t find the beans

@@owo23_62 yeah what? beans

@@warpeace4058 that film scared the fuck out of me.

Well, people have strong will to live. They usually do unbelievable things in the circumstances like that.

@@DJ-yh8hm adrenaline rush?

@@UgherzCookies he had a wife back at home with a fatass

Depends on the severity. I once had a heart attack that I confused with a panic attack. It lasted maybe 10 minutes and I felt alright after. Chest just hurt for a while.

@@masterblaster1676 ikr what your situ at home when "scouting a trail" in a car thru a snowstorm up a mountain as the sunsets beats having dinner with your old lady? No wonder his ticker was stressed past the point.

That's just a theory. A more common theory is that you physically feel hot as the body, out of complete exhaustion, no longer attempts to horde heat around your vital organs and rereleases it back into the limbs creating a hot flash.

​@@Edax_RoyeauxThe question is more they never had to endure hypothermia because they had heating sources from their car and from the service cabin. What made them get to the point of hypothermia? Guy skips over the part were Mathias was breaking a neighbors door window, entering and then waking them up to ask for a ring to give back to Satan...... Dude was next level schizo... Walked 540 miles back to his parents surviving on dog food and porch milk..... And I'm supposed to believe he just died in a part of the woods he was familiar with? Dude was very competent and of all the involved would know how to survive off a service cabin because of military training.

Paradoxical undressing is a hell of a phenomenon

​@@Edax_RoyeauxI'm pretty sure it's been studied. Much like the body itself, as hypothermia sets in it starts pulling heat and blood from the outer sections of the brain and focuses it on the brain stem and other parts of the brain core imperitive for survival.

​@@Edax_RoyeauxNo its actually quite understood and common! People regularly shed their clothes in that situation due to the feeling of being extremely hot and freeze to death.

at this point im convinced that 99% of unsolved cases are only unsolved because of police incompetence

Although you may be right about Joseph Shones, I may cut him some slack. He had a heart attack and with those elements his memory of the incident would probably be hazy anyway (perhaps trying to piece together that night).

@@PaulMacReamoinn yeah but his reaction after the fact is what's important. there's a difference between having hazy memory and acting suspicious and deceptive

@@PaulMacReamoinn I'd give him slack if it wasn't for his reputation with those around him combined with him changing his story every time recounted it in one way or another.

​@@PaulMacReamoinnor maybe just the booze going up to his head

Oh man.... seriously.

Accurate*

:(

Bruh moment

The boys

Lol same😂

Lol same😂

Kinda shit my pants ngl

@@magicalframe9441 BRUH I LITERALLY JUMPED SORTA IT'S 3;00 A.M WHEN IT HAPPEND lmao

Same 😂

Mans actually built different

Real protagonist

Just got tf over it. Walked that shit off lol

i think if it was someone that did it intentionally, it was him. his story changed multiple times, he pushed through a heart attack in the freezing cold, but also who were the 2 people with the baby, i don’t think this will ever be solved

That actually can happen. My grandad had a heart attack during night time and recovered by himself and told nobody. We knew until the next day when he started to feel unwell, but hours happened before that.

Fr

Very generic honestly.

"The boys" are simply whoever you want them to be.

me and the boys looking for beans at 3AM

The boys will be the boys 🤷‍♂️

Real asf

Meballen hits hard too. Both channels are cracked.

Lemmino

bro I should not have watched this before going to sleep 💀

@@poultrypantsme too bro i have a very weak heart 😢😂

Did it hurt

@@dustinsterling3248 a hahaha I'm dead

@@jayb4243 rip

can confirm i almost went to flight or fight

Did you mean Dude my heart...... [dramatic pause] ...fell out my ass

Some people are far too stubborn to die.

I can see the headlines "Man to Angry to die"

My back started hurting thinking about how difficult it'd be to carry such balls

He walked 8 miles in a snow storm, that's wild as hell!!

@@eddy7346 Theory time: The nuds carried him.

and,,, combine that with schizophrenia and intellectual disabilities

Ye if I heard cries for help in a forest at night in America. That's a serial killer

@@MycatTwinkie Imagine a person thinking that, and it turns out it was just some guy with a heart attack of whom they left to die in the freezing cold. Couldn’t possibly occur that this person just needed help and safety. Am I right, or am I right ladies and gentlemen? Edit - This was just meant to be a fun joke about how the guy said it always has to be a serial killer, despite the fact that in this very video it was very not a serial killer. Don't take this too seriously.

but weren't there two cars?

That's what I think happened. You have five special needs men, all with severe mental impairments, it's not a stretch that the paranoid schizophrenic scared the others into thinking the guy calling for help was coming to murder them or something. They don't know where they are, they don't have the mental faculty to make rational decisions; the parents even said flat out that they lacked common sense and couldn't hold down the simplest of jobs. Obviously, they panicked and kept making the worst possible choice at every turn. When Ted died, they likely got freaked out and ran off, instead of doing the logical thing and placing the body outside while they stayed in where there was warmth and food. I mean, they didn't even board up the window! These men had the minds of children, they should never have been allowed to go out at night unsupervised, let alone been granted driver's licenses!

There was a reason, just one that no one else but him could understand. 😅

My goals are beyond your understanding

Understandable. Have you seen the price of Prismacolors lately?!

Prismacolor be like: 👀

stationary is so fun to splurge on i SWEARRR

Agreed, this was a video that never left my head and lives rent free, I just came back after 8 months and i'm so glad i did.

Shones is very lucky to have survived what happened to him. Having a heart attack without the added elements of being stranded on a mountain during a snowstorm is already enough to kill someone. I wonder if he experienced an episode of angina (chest pain caused by physical exertion) vs an actual heart attack? Or perhaps if he did have a heart attack, if his coronary arteries formed what are called "collaterals" or alternated paths to bypass the blockage causing the heart attack.

The others had a trailer full of eating and heating and instead of surviving pissed bored and lonely, telling stories and making up games, they died.

definitely. my grandpa did the same when he had a heart attack although not as far. but i definitely don't blame him for getting details wrong. maybe he did see the five guys i think that sounds most likely, he just got confused on the details

Adrenaline is one hell of a drug

The way she goes.

Yes

That’s what I’d do. If I’ve survived a heart attack, I’d feel confident af. No way will a bit of cold kill me if I survived a heart attack

Probably thrombosis at some smaller arteries or something. Heart attacks can be more severe than others

Some people got shit to do in their lives. A heart attack and a 9 mile hike in “freezing temperatures” is just a minor inconvenience. Hell my parents suffered similar on their way to school. Daily

Actually it was early morning when he walked to the lodge. At least that's what several others have stated when the cover this story.

i mostly agree. i dont thknk their disabilities soley caused this, but it wouldve made a difficult situation even harder. my thought is that after hearing joe yelling for help, it couldve scared the boy specifically with schizophrenia? his unease could've spilled over to everyone else, causing alot of the events

Im with the latter in normal situations ✨✨

I was looking for this comment 🤣🤣 Currently watching rn, but I would be highly judged for my impulse choices if my homies characterized me w things like "that lunatic once bought a 100 pencils"

The duality of man

No cap

Audible Hallucinations

Them: "helppp..." Me: 👀....🏃🏾‍♂️💨

I would stay and hide its free entertainment

That's why they tell you to yell "fire!", because nobody responds to "help!" anymore.

Same, my mom even went to UC Davis

I live near this area and drive down highway 99 all the time. It gives me such a vivid imagining of the story. Love when a story happens in areas near me.

Lmao true

so _he's_ the one who's been plaguing my life with confusing numbers...

Definitely wasn't pointless after he went back and bought a pencil sharpener.

it's only pointless if the pencils are broken ;)

do y'all not use mechanical pencils

this comment is currently underrated, that makes a lot of sense

That might be the unknown force

why would they not go to help tho or atleast see whats up

@@mrtaco0078 I wouldn't help if i heard someone in a forest either

@@aurum316 i mean i can see where you're coming from, but if you were a grown man in a group with 4 other grown men would you not atleast try to see whats happening?

He had a functioning brain. These 5 dudes were all mentally challenged, except for one who had schizophrenia instead. They all died because they were simply too dumb to think logically, and made all the necessary steps to walk into their deaths. Big F.

He's the protagonist

@@alzhanvoid This is pretty obvious and that's why this case doesn't involve any mystery.

He survived because he wasn't with them.

*alone

Ikr!!! That's exactly what happened to me, I was in bed with my earpods watching this at night and that part just made me shit bricks.

I thought my computer was about to die on me lol. I quickly exited the video before coming back and realizing it.

I kinda pulled the screen away under the belief I’d be jumpscared. 👁👄👁💦

Scared the shit outta me 😭 For real thought my phone was getting possessed

@@Aileenie I’m so glad I want the only one 😭 I almost threw my phone

I mean, you are watching this years and years later, with all the info combined. People were grasping at straws back then for info... no mobile phones, no internet. They only had "my son and his friends were missing" to go from. The odds weren't also in their favor. They had HOURS to act on it, yet when they were informed of the missing persons, it was already a day. Having a big search is just impossible in that kind of weather... you can say they were "expected" to be found dead... it just so happened that they lived for a few months before dying.

Always does, but it usually boils down to what you see

Honestly I feel like someone is lying, either Joe isnt telling the truth/ was hallucinating, or the fact that there were two sets of headlights there but only one car when they found it doesn't make sense

@@sharrpshooter1 the headlights were turned off shortly after I think so one of the cars could have got away

Well I still don't get why no one mentions the lady and the baby from the start also the couple flashing lights that appeared after a few hours when the guys left the car

When I’m binging Netflix but the kitchen is more than five inches away

i think he might’ve been too weak to open the food, or he had no idea he was there

Honestly, I think they brought his body there after he had already died, or was too weak and slowing the group down, it seems very weird the others didn't have cans of food on them when they were found dead, or that they didnt patch the broken window

@@juicybones1696 I know it's not the same, but I have a brother with autism who would probably rather die than take food that didn't belong to him.

@April Callohan but he mentioned there were 10-12 already open cans around, giving me the idea they were able to open some of them

On top of that Mathias had Schizophrenia. A very very important part Nexpo never elaborates on is his medication. I doubt Mathias kept his medication on him - but if he did - they were still stranded out there for approximately 2 months, possibly 3, before their deaths (And I doubt he was given scripts longer than 30 days). Even long term modern injectables for Schizophrenia only last 30 days before needing another dose. I believe Mathias simply was slowly pulled back into a schizophrenic mindset and while in these delusions, got terribly lost - ultimately passing away.

@@BT-ex7ko Thats a very good point. It definitely would not have helped their situation if Mathias went fully delusional as he was one of the smarter ones.

@@snowcoalRC Copy-pasta as I added more to my thoughts while replying to someone else and it also touches on your addition! "People joke about Schizophrenics being violent, but thats not often the case. It can however make you delusional. I'm certain Mathias simply slipped back into a delusional state while they were lost - leading to himself becoming even moreso - before passing away. Although its stated he didn't have a cognitive disability, depending on how severe his Schizophrenia symptoms were, the meds, and the dosage - it could have also made him similarly cognitively limited. This would explain, why someone who went through basic training and served in the army, however brief, would end up so lost and forget survival skills."

@@snowcoalRC it's worth noting that people off their meds for schizophrena are usually more of a risk to themselves than to others. in this way, its not that mathias would have meant harm, but that he could have accidentally led the boys into it, thinking he was helping. its such a shame : (

or that one of the "smarter" ones manipulated and possibly injured/left the others out in the wilderness

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That's what I was thinking. It's so sad they weren't found earlier when they were still alive.

What an awful way to die😢

Its because they stopped the search altogether; and also isn't it sensible to check-in the trailer a few hours away if the weather is that bad to not continue?

@@yogitapurbia6704 that's what i was thinking, why wouldn't they check all the nearby structures like first thing? Like if you're a person stuck in a place like that, you seek shelter right? so why don't they check any type of shelter first. Unless they didn't know where the car was found at the time of searching, i forgot that part of the timeline.

its typical for the cops to give up on innocent lives, though.

As a schizophrenic I think he did have a psychotic episode and convinced the others they were followed as paranoia is very common in schizophrenics. I have no trouble seeing myself do that. I've done my fair share of incredibly stupid things while under delusions and paranoia.

@@informitas0117 And keep in mind that all others were of sub par intelligence... and then on top of that in a middle of a night in a blizzard a guy is screaming for help who is very ill ( and you can imagine how he sounded like while he was having a heart attack ... i mean you can be of completely sound mind and get spooked and scared by something like that ... actually nexpo had strange screaming sounds, probably from mountain lion, in one of his reddit mysteries video... add something like that to the mix as well and the situation is clear... heh.. maybe there was mountain lion screaming near the car so they got spooked and diched it... ). Probably all a cascade of misfortunate events and coincidences...

@@DreamskyDance yeah the setting and (if he was psychotic) him, their friend, being 1000% sure this was the right move - must have been very convincing for them. When you are psychotic you have no doubt in your ill mind that you could be wrong or that this extremely dangerous move isn't warranted. A very tragic situation, might have been that all the schizophrenic wanted was to keep his friends safe from the horrors in his head. The others must have been so afraid.

@@DreamskyDance You are both right.I'm surprised he didn't mentioned at all their mental problems.Even as a sane person, if I was in their situation and heard an ill guy screaming, at first I'd be scared shitless too.I think it was just an unlucky coincidence that Mathias had a schizophrenic episode when that guy needed help

@@DreamskyDance Absolutely agree with you guys. Such a sad and tragic situation. The food and heat sources being near is mysterious. Basic survival instincts would overcome eventually, or at least one would think. It's such an extremely frustrating case to think about. So many "what-if's" shrouded in utter sadness.

If it's any consolation, all they found were scattered bones. Huett's father initially only found the backbone. So he wouldn't have stumbled upon a still decaying corpse, or even known initially that what he had found was his son. Which is possibly marginally less traumatic.

Your absolutely correct. It devastated him each day for the rest of his life.

@@marcasdebarun6879 his sons remains were with his jacket and jeans. He knew it was him from that alone. But pulled out his wallet from his weathered clothes to prove what he already knew to investigators. The dentist had to confirm it was Jackie for investigative purposes.

Could have been better, but it could also have been much worse

This makes no sense it was worse in every way, what if u fckn came across ur child's remains this is very insensitive of u

I think Mathias was probably fine for several days after the initial incident, but his meds wore off after days without them. That's when the trouble would've started. I don't believe Mathias was directly responsible for what initially happened.

I don’t know much about schizophrenia but I would assume just like other mental illnesses that they are triggered by high stress situations..because of everything that was going on it could have triggered and episode along with his medication wearing off could explain why so many questionable decisions where made..and could explain why the others made choices that didn’t really make much sense, they might not have seen one of his schizophrenic episodes and actually believed the things he was telling them, like running off into the woods, not eating much of the food, etc..but that’s just assuming he actually had an episode, and it had some type of effect on everyone’s decision making..everyone assumes what would have been the best decision for them to make but to be honest if I was driving up a mountain in a snow storm and got stuck at night while hearing some man yelling for help im not quite sure what I would do either..I think what’s makes it strange is that they stayed in the cabin with food and heat and didn’t hardly use any of it..I think I would get warm, get some rest, stock up on the food in the cabin and any other supplies and try to walk to the nearest place for help

@@brittanyreed4377 I genuinely think that mathias and the other left ted in the cabin/trailer because of his frostbites and maybe were looking for help for their friend. Ted lacked a lot of common sense and I think he was the one who didn't leave his home when it was on fire because he wanted to get a good sleep for something important tomorrow. By that alone, I don't think he saw opening or using the food as a moral thing to do and may have considered it as stealing. And we can be 100% sure that mathias was in the cabin because of the open cans and because he was the most rational amongst them. I don't think we can judge their decision making because they were all mentally challenged (except for arguably mathias) and lacked common sense though I can see where youre coming from

@@brittanyreed4377 À common symptom of schizophrenia is believing food to be poisoned, so I could definitely see Mathias' meds wearing of and him then convincing the others that the food would kill them and that they need to get help some other way

Mass hysteria is really dangerous if it can’t be shut down quickly. These men, unfortunately, were likely very prone to suggestion, and the panic of being lost and stuck adding more stress. It’s unfortunate, but I’m assuming they waited for help and fell victim to the elements.

But still able to play basketball?

@@noodleboop6093 they mean while he was lost

Nah like science channel or id

Even on his meds anything can trigger PTSD like episodes in some. Hearing someone scream/ scream for help could have panicked him and made him run off, his friends may have chased him and calmed him and then gotten lost. Knowing his friends died and then seeing his third friend laying there dieing in that trailer could have triggered him again. Unable to stay, unable to help, unable to think straight he may have left again... Mental disorders are rough and so unique. And with each guy having their own set of challenges it makes this case quite sad.

@@drinkzcoffee5183 This could make sense but... Then we're talking the other 4 men not being able to identify there was actually a man calling out for help. If we're to say Mathias was unreliable, we can be sure the other 4's realities wouldn't be disturbed. Even so, if more than one heard the call for help, it would be significant enough to say it wasn't a delusion. Since you've made me think of this... 1. Man calls out for help after seeing headlights 2. Problem is: he also had his headlights on - at least by what the video demostrated. So why couldn't The Boys see him or his car? 3. If we're connecting the two happenings - the man stranded could've called out and mistook hearing a woman - especially when you consider weather conditions. 4. The Boys could've turned their car/ headlights off to see/ hear the cry for help better. 5. Considering conditions and environment, it could be easy to assume that they went out as two seperate groups. A couple staying behind (would explain the window), and the others going to look. 6. Seeing where the first group of friends left, it wouldn't be a jump of logic to assume they followed the same path. 7. It could also be that the headlights/ sound of the car wasn't enough to bring them back, ultimately leaving them lost within the forest. I'm not disagreeing with you in this response btw. I'm very familiar with mental disorders and live with DID. Though, we're talking quite a jump, especially for someone reported to be clear pf episodes for 2 years. It's an unlikely coindience that these two groups find one another, probably have similar experiences, then Mathias has an episode which causes them all to die in the wilderness.

Me: well inflation makes it around $400 today.... Also me:... still though, worth it.

Maybe he was just sick of buying pencils every now and then so he did some calculations and bought enough for what he thought would be the rest of his life.

Swear I thought he said "pretzels" and I was like "well, its a little bit extravagant but I mean the home team DID win the basketball game so..."

But these are like, really good pencils.

He's the man from the math equations!

@obvliv._. It actually was as well.

Forensic files is really good

yup

Go check out Lemmino. That's the guy Nexpo is trying to model his latest videos after, so if you like this, you'll really love Lemmino

@@WobblesandBean Ive seen them

That makes the most sense, which is why nobody will believe it.

@@watamatafoyu wha

This, plus the fact that someone else after them came to the same spot could've scared them even more.

doesn't really explain the foods that were unopened and broken window that they didn't try to fix though :/ But what you said about the scream and they got scared is plausible.

@@ImKarl Its pretty easy to assume they broke into the building via the window. The door could have been locked, frozen or even blocked which was then fixed when they entered via the window.

Excactly

Idk that's to convenient for all of these decisions to be based upon anxiety. When you are starving and freezing to death I'm pretty sure the last thing you would be thinking is I don't want to steal food and heat for my life.

This is the best run-down of events I've seen so far

I remember when I was a kid, a bunch of my classmates and I wandered around the neighborhood, and came to an empty house. One of my classmates mentioned seeing a shadow in the house and we were soon all convinced that the house was being robbed. We ran to another house and called the police, who broke into the house to have a look, but found nothing. We had just gamed ourselves into thinking that something sinister was happening. I can easily see a bunch of developmentally challenged men feeding off of each other's fear like that, if they had issues with parsing reality.

@@Jollerygrokes "people who are panicking and under pressure are more than capable of losing their common sense and logic." I'm not saying that's an answer for every fallacy, but it's the same principle why people take their clothes off after freezing to death. Perhaps they thought whatever was in the cans killed the guy 🤷🏻‍♂️

Laugh in digital artist

@@topsyturvy6516 ain't u spending more than 100 on stylus too bro😭😭

@@cannonfodder-xh7ew Yes we digital artists would sometimes spend a lot of money on a stylus

@@sleepypomskii2153 as someone who spent a shit load of money on a Chromebook to draw on (regretting that), I agree.

@@soontherewillbesnow Damn, I'm sorry dude, but yeah we would go to limits just to draw.

Yeah that was awkward

Until the videos showed him I thought he was one of those speech bot things.

@Tim Evans it's supposed to create tension. Pretty simple and effective.

@@theRealSlimGordon There's better places to pause than in the middle of a sentence

He must write big. Cause he can only fit a sentence into a page

Agreed. This story makes me extremely sad.

Its weird to me that nobody considers the fact that they, due to their medical profiles, didnt act in a way that someonr with common sense would. They simply made the worst choices and it ended up that way

They were in a horror movie.

@@djordjerasic7482 as someone that lived around special needs children aswell as adults, it’s extremely plausible.

Looking back on events always showed how a few choices could save millions of lives... ww1 is a good example of it.. but that’s 21st century insight they didn’t have-

A lot of learning disabled people have a thing with avoiding getting in trouble, if I had to bet, they didnt eat the food because it wasnt theres and the only cans opened were when they were unbearably starving, or by the two who left after the guy died. The one who died in bed was the one with the worst disorder, he probably convinced the others not to eat it... died and they ate and left.

@@andrewfornes5458 they were coherent enough to play basketball on a team and drive. there is no way anyone could have convinced them not to eat the food in front of them. they are not potatoes, that is survival instinct. the question is how did they make it 19 miles without dying?

@@BerserkerVision they got that wetard strength that’s how

@@hanslanda8303 ok

@@hanslanda8303 lmao wow

Damn. The death can come to both of em but he said why i cant make this more interesting? Rest in peace, boys

And a non running car

@TGDS one was a schizophrenic and the others were lacking the intellectual ability or couldn't do basic tasks. i truly feel so sad for them, people with mental disabilities can lead to a fate worse than death.

The 5 men were handicapped so...

@benji they were challenged mentally but they were physically strong, but I'd say you're exactly what you say they were (I'd call you that directly, but youtube keeps censoring me)

@ItsAnOddMan my guy why would people talk about how to tell if you're having a heart attack... if they were just a death sentence? lmfao

@ItsAnOddMan my grandma has had four.

@ItsAnOddMan trust me I was right there with you

@ItsAnOddMan they work on a scale of severity. A 1 would be someone having chest pain and a change in beats/rhythm but who isn't at deaths door. A 10 is someone who has a major artery blockage, has already suffered cardiac arrest and needs immediate surgery to save their life

@@generichuman2044 what a scary way to go out :/

They stretched the Elisa Lam story out to almost 4 hours... extra indeed

@@austins.2495 RIGHT??? It took them 53 minutes to get to the elevator footage...

When horror is done right and they don’t overuse jump-scares it can just get under your skin striking that nerve just right

Cayleigh Elise's true crime content was also well done like Nexpo's, I miss her so much.

@@Killertiger2000 that sounds really interesting. im going to try looking for it please let me know if your able to remember what it was

hi OT!

right?? i love this new turn so much its nostalgic to see the old videos but the new ones mwah nexpo is rlly giving me life but you do too btw you and human no 1 are making me very happy :3 thnx

Why hello there

Oh hey man ☺

neat to see you here topic

I personally would've shut myself. Have you ever gone hiking at night? Hearing that shit makes you feel like you're next

@@latenightthinker4737 Exact reason i don't go hiking at night shits scary

Would explain why the ditched the car as well. Scared shitless + schizofrenia from their "leader".

but there was a baby and woman in that group. Don't think Joseph ran into them.

I think they might have tried to help a woman with a baby, protected her from a pyscho bf?? Idk. But remember, the old man said he saw a lady with a baby, if he wasent hallucinating them, maybe they got threatened and ran from their car and his and were too afraid to go off in the car and to use the heat and lights at the trailer.

nope they pay for popularity

That would be epic

Nexpo needs a podcast at least

You should make a actual movie! Direct it, edit it :) I would pay to see that! Everyone support Nexpos patreon if you want to see more of his amazing content :) ty Nexpo another great video!

Stop being everywhere

Do you happen to be INFP by any chance

@@kitsuneray I wouldn’t know honestly

@Tim Evans lol oh god

right? near the end i actually cried, had to stop watching for a bit. so painful, I hope these boys are at rest and at peace, no matter what happened out there

Bro I need to make red stone lamps

It’s not always a death sentence... but still serious. I believe he said in the video he had a procedure done after he made it out of there.

@Jol's Got A SOH I’m sorry to hear that. That’s much too young :(

@Jol's Got A SOH my friend was 19 years old, full bill of good health and turns out it was a thing in his family

Only 40-50% of heart attacks are fatal. Some people survive multiple.

Recent studies suggest period cramps may sometimes be more painful than heart attacks so yeah, they're serious and debilitating but not necessarily to the extent that a person could never power through one in a desperate circumstance.

I cackled not gonna lie haha they totally look like a group that would go by “the boys”

these are "the boys" the go og ones to be exact lol

The THE BOYZZZZ emoji being so ~icy~ is suddenly very fitting🥶🥶🥶

@@odd.3y3 NOOOO OMG

@@brynn9670 they're iced out🥶

What’s your favorite kaiju?

Never heard this story before!

Get your headphones and relax.. it's time for Bedtime Stories!

@@touko_nanami the Trivom Screamer

@@touko_nanami otachi

Sorry, what does ND stand for?

@@vikramrajiyer it stands for nincompoop doofus Seriously though, i think it stands for Neuro Divergent

@@vikramrajiyer Neuro divergent people, in this case.

That's a possibility. The guy who was found dead in the lodge was probably not dead yet when the other two or maybe just Huett left the lodge to find help.

If you’re starving to death you wouldn’t care whose food it is