America's Dyatlov Pass Incident (The Yuba County Five)

America's Dyatlov Pass Incident (The Yuba County Five)
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On February 24th, 1978, five men from Yuba County, California, vanished into the night on their way home from a college basketball game. Their bodies were found more than 100 days later. At least one of them had survived for weeks.

What made those men drive into the mountains and walk into the darkness of a freezing cold Forest? And the more perplexing question: what happened to the fifth member of the group, who was never found?

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  1. ah yes those were the days..when the intellectually disabled could roam around freely and happily, instead of having to act in charge of western governments.

  2. im from yuba city and i never heard about this until i saw another video a couple years ago. crazy they went to my hometown high school

  3. Ahhh yes very dark 5! Absolutely sad you have to be so incredibly greedy you have to have 10 channels and somehow u couldnt see this coming

  4. The narrator explained that the five men all had a degree of intellectual disability. So it’s senseless for him to continually ask “why” when he told us the men had intellectual disabilities. Who writes this stuff?

  5. Not much of a mystery if you ask me.
    If you panic drive into the middle of nowhere after taking a wrong turn at least stay with your vehicle.

  6. My mom is from Yuba City. I am from San Diego. My family has been going to Yuba City for years for family holiday's. I didn't know this story until I stumbled upon a different video. I shared with my mom and aunt. They said that it is still talked about. And it was talked about for years after this happened.

  7. Yes this was a very enjoyable change from your usual material. I love your usual material don't misunderstand me. I liked this.

  8. Someone correct me but is this the story that got pulled from Unsolved Mysteries? The families all agreed to do the show but when the families saw the screening, it made it seem like Mathias was the culprit so Mathias' family pulled out and Unsolved Mysteries never aired this episode

  9. Medication's a funny thing. Sometimes it working can actually be a problem. Patient feels better and thinks they don't need to take it anymore. And if you've never experienced withdrawal I can't really explain it to you because nothing in your life will have prepared you for it. It'll wreck even an emotionally healthy person. As mental disorders go, paranoid schizophrenia is one of the worst. There's a reason very few of them die of old age. A paranoid schizophrenic off their meds is capable of just about anything, and I say that as someone with the utmost sympathy for sufferers.

  10. Your best video yet! I remember this story when it broke I was 11 years old and I've heard it explained on tv, and YouTube but you told it the best. It gave me goose bumps at the end.

  11. In 1989-90 I lived in Brantford 🇨🇦 there was a man who looked just like this Mathias person except way older.. he was an upstairs neighbour of a friend down the street.. he was (looking back) a hoarder and had stuff outside in the backyard .. one was a manikin torso.. he encouraged me to pull aside the underwear it had on it…I wouldn’t so he did.. it had privates and pubic hair drawn on with marker🤭 later that summer he also tried to show me a megaphone he owned and press the buttons to make the siren noises etc. again I kept my distance… he eventually moved out.. and a few years later I moved to a nearby but different city and it would have been about 1992-3 I seen this dude again in a brown Chevette and I knew it was him because of the style of glasses and his megaphone was in the front seat.. needless to say I didn’t say hello and I found out that it’s a small world was sometimes not a funny happy go lucky kind of experience.

  12. What a terrible event. I have a soft spot for intellectually challenged people. My condolences to the parents. I hope they one day get the full story.

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