You have done a wonderful job in researching these incidents. You are right about more being involved than meets the eye. My bet, nature spirits of some kind, living in the tops of trees maybe. Great, great job mate, thanks hugely.

Hey are those moon lights in the background?

Absolutely are absolute! 👍

@@akristen4971 I'm not sure, I think that it could potentially provide some benefits but some quite severe drawbacks too. I actually think that there may be more to autistic people running hotter than others, than I first thought. On the other hand, as one of medical experts suggested, having autism might severely affect the ability to assess risk. I'm with Luke's parents, I'd love to see a snapshot of what exactly happened overnight

Top Mysteries no problem with you looking at your notes. Excellent video as always 👍

I can relate

Lol🤣

Me likes beer..

‘Lack’ food and water.

Lol I thought the same who dosent like food and water lol but I think he said lacks not likes lol

That's hilarious and I actually think that's exactly what happened 😂

That's too funny

i'm crying XD

🤣🤣🤣

And it also looks like after the disappointing view, the guy pulled his groin on the way down 😂

Yeah, I'd love to know how Devil's Cove got it's name

I like to think the first person was so excited to climb that little mountain, got to the top, looked around & said "well this is a disappointment" then told all their friends that it wasn't all that. Like how else would one come up with a name like that? Lol

My area have trails called "the devils backbone" and "the devils bathtub". Recently the later was in the news for a bunch of people.getting stranded due to flooding. Maybe these trails have this warning for a reason. 🤔

I was commenting the same thing to my son! No one gets lost in places like Sunshine Ridge or Smiling Valley 🤷‍♀️😳🤔

I can partly answer that,in older countries it’s a case of adopting the name because something happens there that was murder or disappearances just plain spooky.In the country’s only recently settled (100’s not 1000’s) by europeans it was a hard slog in unknown territory and they truly believed in the devil and having your soul snatched away by some evil entity having the devil in the name was a warning or description of the place you were in the devil of a mountain that’s a devil of a desert pass it was also kind of used to vilify the ancient historical grounds burial or otherwise believed the shamans to be witches.

dude, thank you for your service, that sounds incredibly difficult! thanks for sharing that, very interesting.

Bless you for doing this. I don't think I could handle facing the families.

Thank you for your service and insights ✌💛🙏

That's truly mind boggling. So little logic to who makes it and who doesn't

interesting, I wonder if the kids had been taught if they were stranded to keep moving every hour - jumping jacks, stretches, etc, keeps the blood moving and huddle together as close as possible when it is cold, keep moving so that each person gets same amount of warmth - don't leave same persons(s) on ground and on top, move positions frequently - Just a thought and thanks for your service !!!!

That's a good idea, but I think doctors in rescue situations are concerned with stabilizing the patient and treating injuries. Fecal analysis costs money, and I doubt anyone would be willing to pay for it, as it is not tied to a medical condition the patient is currently being treated for. Maybe the family could pay for it (but I'm sure that fecal analysis would be last on their list of important expenses right after their missing child is found)

Definitely useful in cases where they are less fortunate, and are not found in time.

@@lilacsnroses247 yes, good point

Great idea and one you meet want to suffer to search and rescue groups. If nothing else, I'm sure the parents would want to know what happened to their child while they were gone!!

Maybe thermal imaging cameras are not so good for finding people. Maybe if someone is under a tree branch or partly under an overhanging rock that is enough to easily obscure them from a thermal imaging camera above them?

That's what I was thinking!

Right?

Very suspicious. You think they would have thought to themselves “Why is that kid sitting alone?” I would’ve done that.

Seriously I thought the same thing. And yes people are fucking stupid! Beyond fucking stupid but there’s a absolutely no excuse to see a kid in the middle of bum fuck nowhere and not think it was fucking odd! Wtf!! 🤔

I think the boy was further away from them. They could see him but maybe couldn’t get to him.

My nephew is severely autistic (cannot communicate at all), but he is always warm and will take his clothes off (all of them!) whatever the weather!

My oldest son is high functioning Aspergers. He also has a genius IQ of 143. He is exactly the same as your son regarding temperature and is really sensitive to texture. Only wears shoes when he goes to work, has no detection of cold but overheats easily. We live in Alaska where -40F is not uncommon in the winter and I have to remind him to wear a thicker coat, his thermal socks and a hat and gloves. He’d rather wear his windbreaker. He also is freakishly strong and has incredible LE accurate eye/hand coordination. I have a friend who’s son is low functioning autistic and he has the cold thing too. Interesting. I prefer the cold( sleep with air conditioner on or window open at night through the winter) so not sure if it’s hereditary or autistic related.

@@kelligray1848 My son is also high functioning Aspergers also, as is my wife and she's the same, she also has two degrees, one in science and one in nutrition. We have recently found out, worked out, Aspergers runs in her side of the family. For anyone else who may be read this and be interested in Aspergers check out National autistic society, this is a uk website.

Strange. My kids are the same way. Very particular about clothing and always wanting to wear as little or as light clothing as possible. Like no matter the weather. So many similarities of the folks here and/or their loved ones. Very strange indeed....but thanks for sharing. Everyone. I'm actually kinda shocked at the common occurances I see by others. Things like that...specifically those particular things...shouldn't exactly be common, yet here we all are. Incredible.

@@HellaQuinn Before I was diagnosed (very late diagnosis of full blown ADD) I went to a conference to see Mary Rodwell who is a woman who lives in Australia who works with children with Autism Aspbergers and ADD as well as adult contactees ( of paranormal encounters) and she has some very interesting theories regarding the instances of Autism Aspbergers and ADD in that she conveyed a philosophy whereby those with these conditions\brain differences also have souls that are bigger than their body computer is able to withstand. My theory is with very fast neural synapses and different abilities to maintain (and contain\stay within) certain states of energy that these individuals similar to myself are able to in many cases withstand conditions that would otherwise be considered non-withstandable to others who do not have the same conditions -- this is not to say that those on the spectrum do not have our own vulnerabilities as we absolutely do but the way we function and cognate and endure different stimuli and phenomena and environments can be considerably different and not the typical trajectory of the 'norm'. We seem to use more energy (even if its not visible externally) within our bodies (physical emotional and other) because of the high rate of processing information and multiple points of focus at once. My brothers have the same thing where they don't need to wear many layers in the winter either (shorts and shirt!) and I believe that it has a lot to do with the feeling of restriction vs freedom and also the sense of familiarity when certain clothing is worn and reworn over and over despite seasonal suitability. Texture has always been a really big point of contention for me and temperature has also been problematic my whole life too. An old friend of mine has a niece who was non-verbal and they didn't seem to want to make an effort to comprehend what she was trying to convey - One day they put her boots on and dragged her by the arm into the backyard to go and feed the animals - they couldnt understand why she was kicking up a fuss but I knew - I just knew what it was - I knew the reason why she was getting antsy was because the tongue in the boot was folded over and was uncomfortable for her - as soon as I gauged this she turned around and looked straight at me and smiled.

I did this for my youngest. We turned it into a game of sorts.

IKR!! It’s just crazy to me too

These ppl are heartless and dont like children. Most likely they are in the wilderness to being with because they are anti social and prefer to be alone. So what makes u think they like ppl or let alone an innocent child. It's the cold hard truth. They should just admit they didn't give an f

@@chrisabshire82 I'm kinda antisocial and not crazy about kids (ask my own lol) but I would stop everything if I were in that situation until the child was safe.

It's only been the last forty yrs or so that a lone kid would be considered odd. I used to wander the woods alone for hours at a time from 5yrs on, granted I live in VT, not the city. Now ppl call the police if u let your ten yrs old walk to the store, even though the world is the safest it's ever been. Almost like it's designed so people will easily turn on their neighbor- they don't know them after all(too busy hiding inside).🤷🏻‍♀️

@@sarahoshea9603 I am old enough to remember that freedom! We used to ride the train walk or ride bikes all over play in the woods never a worry.

100% agreed Sara

Yes Laura. I noticed that the usual few, if any who even survive plane crashes are babies and young children. I agree that children survive while all the other adults don't. I wonder if it's maybe bcz being at an age where they don't yet understand, that they don't panic or know fear. Or perhaps they have been guided to safety by Angels. Who knows!

@@johanna5688 I've heard that "bracing yourself" in car crashes causes more injuries and is why when hit by a drunk driver the drunk often survives but not the sober driver. Kids may not have that awareness of impending impact so they don't tense up their bodies like an adult instinctively does.

Clearly they sensed his ultra chad "NO FEAR IN ME" lifestyle, lol. Bless this child indeed.

He wasn't a threat...and he was acting like he was one of them. Nothing to see here...just a scale-less crocodile passing through! A lot of animals can sense fear (that's what prompts them to attack) and this boy obviously had NO fear of the crocs.

Right? What gets me about most of these cases is how a person can just up and disappear without anyone seeing a trace of them, like to the point where dogs can't even find them, as if they never existed. Or they travel a great distance without anyone knowing how it was possible. Very strange.

That's how I feel about Death Valley. It has nothing to offer me, even in the winter.

Nah, that's simply what us aussie people name places. Mt Buggery, Mt Disappointment, Poowong, Nar nar goon... ya gotta love it

@@MrsEricaWH In 1979 our School Camp was at Mt Disappointment, it was used by many schools and groups

@@MrJaz8088 and ironic to this story, it's a beautiful place. Much like a lot of the alpine areas the only place I dont like is some of the campgrounds which can become quite swamp-like after any snow melts. School camp there would've been awesome.

Hey Rachel! I was in an educator role with children with SEN and it was amazing. I think about it a lot and I actually miss doing it, my original plan was to get into counselling specific to SEN. Definitely a great career path in terms of making a difference to these young people's lives, I'm sure that you'll love it

@@MissingVoidTV you have a very special and unique gift, I feel like your level or empathy is on another level. It appears like you can understand such a wide variety if experiences in really complex unique environments. But in all of that you manage to appear logical and as if you don't take on others emotions, you empathise but you realise that their experience is not yours. I could be wrong but either way if you ever end up working in mental health again, I think you'd be an asset, the industry would benefit from more people like you

Yes! My eldest has had a fractured arm and wrist and didn't show any pain. It was only the swelling that made us go to hospital. She also walked about for 2 weeks on a fractured heal.

Cheers Brian, trying to get a nice balance was the plan. I'll keep working at it, I could probably fit some more in there

I agree as well. Keep up the format Top Mysteries!!:)

Oh wow, that's actually really cool - not the being destroyed by the summer part haha! Yeah I'm now realizing that I dismissed that far too quickly and should have done some more reading on that area. Definitely my mistake on that one

Like my eldest. She never feels the cold, while the youngest doesn't react to high temperatures.

My son is similar. Can wear very little on cold days, although he can also wear a jacket in summer and be ok. However, in hot humid conditions he will be sick for days and unable to eat. I have noticed he has a high pain tolerance, though it's more like he feels pain yet doesn't express it - coming across and super stoic and super human.

That's crazy though couldn't it be dangerous?

Due to a spinal injury, I have trouble with my body self-regulating my temperature. So getting warm, or cooled off is a preoccupation of mine. 🇨🇦

I agree

Haha! Thank you Ashley, I'm glad you like it

I agree!

Agreed as well! The right balance of calm logic and reason when explaining a mystery, not excited and not boring, but the right balance of interest and understanding. Big LIKE, as always!

Simp

It’s the yorkshire accent...

Good thinking..

Thank you Ramona, and good lord me too - it was nice to be able to cover a couple of cases that had a much better outcome

Cheers Bobby, I'm glad that you're preferring it. I'm enjoying changing it up a bit too

Yes. I think I refer this style too. And TM has a very peasant face to ook at - definitely not a"face for ony radio!" 🤓

Adam Warrington I have Aspergers. I personally believe people who are autistic/on the spectrum are very much in tune with the spirit/supernatural world. Alien abductions are also prominent in the autistic. I’m not trying to get all new age on this topic. I believe sensory perception is a part of it. Certain sounds bother me to the core. I can hear/feel frequencies others cannot. I could go on about this but I’ll stop here. It’s very sad people wont listen to what a child says whether he is autistic or not. I’ve never once told my kids they are imagining something or think they are making it up. I would like to dig deeper on the connection with autism and these disappearances.

@@blueeyedgypsy485 i hope my sons safe and he doesnt have any runnings with things of that nature. As a child myself about the age of 5 i started having very negative paranormal experiances in the house we lived in. It didnt ease up until we moved, but the experience still haunts me deeply to this day. As a fully grown man the impact of that experience still weighs heavy on my soul. Anything like that happening to my son is one of my greatest fears. I actually hoped his autism would have the opposite affect and keep him safer from all that stuff. Thanks for in insight into the condition though, appreciate it. I struggle very much with my sons autism and negative behaviours and always strive to better understand him. That said our lifes far from easy, and im aware the spectrum is huge and vastly different in each case .

Adam Warrington I’d personally love to know more about your childhood experiences in that house, only if you are able to do it without upsetting yourself of course. I think it’s admirable your desire to protect your son from that... we need more dads like you around for sure.

@@blueeyedgypsy485 interesting, I hope you find the time and resources to look into it. Good luck!

@@chrislawuk im posting it now

Yeah I know what you mean actually. I'd be like a hawk the entire time in an area like this

And incredibly amazing 😍 and sad and happy and thrilling and aggravating and worrying and they get better and better every single year.....

It truly is. It's easy to let yourself get lost in all of the bad possibilities that could happen. Finding a healthy balance is really hard. I have two beautiful teenage daughters that I don't think I'd want to live in a world without.

Yeah it is. Esp more than one. You got all that extra worry or anxiety. You basically can never sleep ever again.

Imagine living with your heart outside your body....

Me too, I'm glad I came across these because I really wanted to cover some with a better ending than normal. And thank you for the support Julia ❤️!

🤣🤣🤣🤣 sorry that absolutely just done me imagining that then 🤣 I would think I'd finally cracked if I heard that in the woods at night...

Agreed

Its a feetish demon or what the hell seriously...if it would be a missing ear or whatever I would understand, but why footwear? Strange indeed.

How about all the shoes that wash up in the beach in America/Canada with the feet inside. Apparently only one was traced to a missing person. Strange that only the shoes wash ashore. Maybe the sharks can’t eat the shoes, maybe they rot/disintegrate at a much slower rate, maybe the feet are the first to be come detached from the body. Very strange though. What does make sense is that if you wanted to keep someone prisoner, or prevent them from running away & escaping you, in the rough terrain of these National Parks, a good way would be to remove the persons socks & shoes. Close to Where I’m from in Yorkshire originally, has seen a few people Vanishing near waterways, & turning up Dead later found in the waterways. It’s not the number like in Manchester, but seems to be becoming more frequent.

@ yeah you def have a point about captors taking a person's shoes, I ran around barefoot in the woods (was running from the cops lol) and my feet got so cut up plus I got poison oak between my toes..ouch

Issues with sensory processing is a part of asd, which often means certain fabrics, types of clothing. I think shoes and/or socks are a pretty common one that bothers people. I know when I was working with non-verbal kids on the spectrum there was a lot of pulling off shoes and socks. And everyone has sensory things they don't like - food textures is a really common one across the board, the difference is just in how our bodies react to that. For someone on the spectrum it can go from unpleasant to totally overwhelming very quickly.

This is really interesting. I have been told that there is some thought/emerging evidence that there are differences with the processing of and the perception of pain amongst those who are neurodivergent (ASD, ADHD). On that basis it could be that temperature tolerance/reaction may also be different. I must look up the research on it one day!

Similar thing I was doing all my life ( especially when I was a kid ). When it was cold outside and kids around me were shivering I would be imagining that I am in a desert sweating under unbearable hot sun - it always worked without missing a beat..... Power of autosuggestion is extremely strong and it can be used in many different ways for our benefit.

TL:DR. Crop it and be less of a blowhard

@@maveryk u dont hav 2 read it Dickhead

Hmm, I wonder if that is a kind of biofeedback?

Probably cuz that they suck yup that's it they suck.

free will

@Daniel Hertzler Good point.

@@PolumbiusTheThird Here's to that then. Good wishes.

Trolls gotta troll...

same

Heya Tess, yeah I'm now realizing that I dismissed that far too quickly and probably even unfairly. Lots of people are agreeing with you so it looks like I have some reading to catch up on, there's probably some journals on that

Could you be able to take pictures or videos of it?

Byron Dixon I was recording an incident last year but the camera glitched. There was a drizzle out and it was cold and windy. That could have caused the time skip in the video. I was only able to hear it. I recorded for 5 minutes and I ended up with 1:24 of video. But I can try again. My relative seen it 2 weeks ago and it’s getting bold. There is a small chance I can get a picture. My relative had a 5 second video of another being that could be the same thing. If she still has it I can try and post it somewhere. It looks like Jeepers Creepers or the Mothman.

@@Seraph89_ Sweet let us know if you post it.

@@Seraph89_ Oh my GOD!😱😱😱 How SCARY!

I truly believe that! Or the family member killed them n said they lost them

What about the kids that are still missing and never found?

Guess you or your family has never experienced anything paranormal etc...

certainly seems like someone is doing some of these kids that courtesy, doesn't it?

Tibetan Lamas claim the ability to regulate body temperature by bringing in energy from the ‘background’ to keep them warm in high mountains.

It was surprising to me when the medical experts shared their amazement at both of their conditions given the situation. I'd love to know more about what Luke was getting upto during his time missing

Yes and what blows my mind is the dog can't find there smells at all cadaver dogs can smell a dead body years after some one had passed it just makes no sense at all. and we may never know what happened to these people.

Orion for some unknown reason, the people in these cases don’t seem to get hypothermia

Google "Paradoxical Undressing".

It might be related to starting to get trenchfoot symptoms after not having an easy way of drying out their socks/sneakers after rain/puddle/river/excessive sweating.

I can also relate to that

Thank you Brooke 🙂

200% :)

Well thank you very much Steven, I'm glad you're preferring it. I'm preferring it too to tell you the truth, it's nice to have a change up

Haha! It's Adam

@@MissingVoidTV Thank you for correcting my error; Adam. 👍

Same happens to plenty of adults too.

wp r sorry yeah I forgot about that info. One story i remember is that guy who was running and his friends was right behind him a car then they see him trip and fall then nothing. In day light, on a road, nothing around em for him to take off and hide.

People laugh at this but I think it's a very real possibility.

I think it could just be that there is no mystery if they explain what happened so they don't get listed as missing 411 since it's not a strange occurrence. So it's mostly people who are still missing/amnesia/no explanation.

Nora Quoirin case, think she too was nonverbal? or lower verbal? sadly her case didnt turn out as these did. that case haunts me if you haven't looked into that one.