Mans put more effort into the video than the cops did into investigating two missing persons.

The fact that the police were so reluctant to even consider the possibility of a crime is immensely suspicious

I am an investigator with over 20 years of experience. I think you make some great points in this video. After reviewing the facts in this case I am of the opinion that these young men ran afoul of an organised criminal enterprise. The fact they went missing in a related vicinity and their disappearances occurred so close together it’s fair to say these cases are related. The fact that Marshall dropped out of school could possibly indicate he had some type of turmoil going on in his life at that time. Substance abuse issues are a prime candidate for this. And when you have a serious substance abuse problem you will often turn to illicit means of supporting your habit. For some this will mean robbery and other crimes and for others it will mean selling narcotics to fund your habit. Usually an organised criminal enterprise will recruit dealers to distribute their product. These dealers will store bulk quantities of product so it’s not unusual to have a stash spot. As you mentioned at the end of your video storage units are often used for this purpose. If you are sampling product or trying to skim off the top you can be darned sure that there will be retaliation. Burning out cars is well known in the narcotics trade. It destroys most of your evidence. Daniel obviously had substance abuse issues. His erratic behaviour would be indicative of this. And the fact his hand was broken with a hammer screams retaliation. Sure. He could have hurt his hand some other way but why lie about it? If it was done as some type of retaliatory punishment then it was most likely done due to a drug debt or because of the theft of something belonging to the criminal enterprise. The fact that both of these men went missing at the same time and had indicators of illicit activity could suggest these men ran afoul of this criminal enterprise and were exposed to the most severe form of retaliation. Often remote areas are covered by an enforcer or enforcers who will travel from town to town collecting revenue and delivering new product. They may come through periodically to do this. If an enforcer was in the Pemberton area on the days those men went missing that could account for the time period between both disappearances. The fact that everything was torn out of the truck also suggests that whoever did that and burnt the truck was looking for something. By the way, cars don’t burn out like that from a dropped cigarettes. Clearly an accelerant was used. The intense heat charred absolutely everything. If it was an organised criminal group that was involved it’s unlikely that bodies will be found. These guys are professionals. I’m surprised the police didn’t lock down that site the moment they arrived and had a full forensic investigation done of the crime scene. Yes. It was a crime scene. Who drives out to the middle of nowhere to strew all of their possessions around and then burn the truck you just paid off. Sometimes I have to wonder about the sheer ignorance and laziness of some law enforcement officials. Sadly this didn’t end well. Interesting note, if the police do suspect an organised criminal enterprise was involved in the disappearances and there is a current investigation of that enterprise then police will not announce that until the enterprise investigation has concluded. But that’s just my opinion. Addendum: For those of you who are critical of this analysis let me just reiterate. This is just my personal opinion based on my experiences and knowledge. You will notice throughout that I use the words could and if. I have since put up an additional comment in this thread that addresses the negative criticism in this thread. Also, for those who are interested I am starting up my own channel with my sister who is a mental health professional. I will handle the investigative/forensic side of things and she will be profiling. It will be centred around infamous unsolved cases. Our first case will be Jack the Ripper for which we have linked new evidence not seen before. This was done by searching historical records from the 1880’s and was aided by the use of geographical profiling software. Our channel is www.youtube.com/@tandcunsolved should you wish to subscribe. We expect our first video to be up in a month. Merry Christmas everyone.

I lived in Pemberton when they found Marshal’s truck and I know there is so much more to this story than officials are letting on. There is something nefarious going on in that area and it is being ignored or covered up. I always had an uncomfortable feeling living there, I didn’t have that safe “small-town” feeling

It really cannot be overstated how... weird some of the Canadian backcountry can be. I'm from the B.C Interior and have been a hunter since I was old enough to shoot. In the last 20 years I've found six abandoned vehicles, a buried storage container, two pot grow-ops, and by far the creepiest was finding a pair of boots, an empty backpack, and one used shotgun casing just sitting on a rock halfway up a mountain about 15km from the nearest backroad. All of that isn't counting the dozens of run ins with predatory wildlife. It's beautiful land but it demands you respect it or you may not be going home.

man you weren't joking about putting time in to learning the 3d stuff. this was absolutely gorgeous, and an interesting (and frustrating) story was made all the more intriguing and engrossing by your visuals. great job!!!

I would like to mention that according to a post made by the Varsity Outdoor Club, during the renovations of the Brian Waddington Hut, whose roof collapsed due to an excess buildup of snow, Marshal's truck was cut up and removed via helicopter on or before October 15th of this year and is no longer out in the woods. Any evidence of its abandonment has been cleaned up and removed as well, and the trail is back to normal. A little disappointing, since no answers are now able to come of it, as the truck was sent to a scrapyard and is presumably being disposed of entirely.

Wait wait wait… You mean to tell me that Daniel made that bizarre comment to his aunt in the middle of the night after waking her up, then she saw him walking off their deck in the middle of the night. Meanwhile left his phone in his car running in their driveway. Then went completely MIA during the holidays, and his aunt or uncle (or any one of his family members for that matter) didn’t wonder about his well-being for 6 weeks?!?! How in the actual hell could his family not be prime suspect #1?!? That isn’t “normal” behavior for anyone… at any age… anywhere in the world during this day and age!

Canadian here, can confirm our police agencies coast to coast are basically Barbrady from South Park… standing over a clear crime scene saying “move along people nothing to see here”… and it’s absolutely infuriating and insulting because like one we pay for this with tax money and two we definitely deserve better “protection” if they wanna justify existing….

I'm fascinated that "removing the steering column of a car in the middle of the woods" was seen as a normal, unsuspicious activity by the RCMP. I actually asked a friend of mine who's really good with cars about this, and he said that it would not be easy to remove a steering column in the woods without tools.

The picture that's been painted is terrifying. Truck taken to the middle of nowhere (a truck he somehow paid off) and torched with a missing steering wheel. A "scary dude" reportedly seen with both at the same time, having power over the both of them. And the scene supposedly having signs someone might've been burned alive. Sounds like someone knew what they were doing, professional even. I doubt either missing man will ever just reappear.

The RCMP seems like the laziest police force ever. 'You want to do the investigation or go watch curling, eh?' 'Ya, he musta just wandered off into the forest'. 'Yep, makes sense, case closed'.

I'm Canadian and this situation is pretty typical of the RCMP. I also do lots of hiking and find weird, unsettling things all the time. It's crazy how much wilderness is out here...how many unsolved cases are out here...

I lived where Marshal was from when this happened and though I didn't know him personally, I was friends with people who did. I've been posting on True Crime groups over and over along with Reddit. I've spoken to his mom and his sister on multiple occasions. I cannot thank you enough for giving this case the attention it deserves. Thank you so much. I've been to the vigils. I've seen the pain his loved ones hold for him. Thank you for giving them attention. For everyone else: Please don't let this case be forgotten. Something happened to Marshal and it is so important to keep his story alive. Someone knows what happened to this man. Someone was involved.

I'm nicely snugged in at a mountain campsite with my dogs, watching fresh snowfall and listening to this in front of a lovely crackling pine fire. I took off my holster for comfort. I realize as I'm listening to this I have subconsciously reached out to index the exact location of my sidearm at least a half dozen times. To say these events are unsettling is an understatement.

there are so many young men who have disappeared under very odd circumstances in British Columbia in the last decade or two, all of the same ethnicity, general looks, age, etc. it makes me wonder if something bigger is going on. i always see these types of videos for big cases in the US, and never any that hit this close to home. thank you so much for this amazing video. i hope more creators like you raise this sort of awareness that this stuff happens in canada, especially these really weird disappearance cases in BC. the one that always sits in the back of my mind is Bryan Braumberger, who disappeared minutes away from my elementary school in 2007. his missing person posters are still on the lamp posts on the drive up... its been close to 20 years. his poor family. so many of these cases one after another just make me think more and more that there is something going on with the RCMP. something very corrupt.

I’m fascinated at how the authorities were of the opinion that there either wasn’t anything strange about the truck site, or it was strange but not so strange that it needed looking into. Ol’ boy scattered his belongings, smashed all his electronics, removed his steering column, and then immolated his freshly paid-off vehicle before walking into the woods to die. Nothing out of the ordinary. Must happen every other month up there.

The RCMP (and Canadian law enforcement in general) are notoriously incompetent to the point where it almost seems intentional.

*Here's my theory on what happened.* Daniel and Marshal had both gotten tangled up with the wrong crowd, and eventually got themselves into a criminal organization or gang trafficking drugs. I think it's feasable that Daniel and Marshal didn't know each other, but they may have been part of the same organization. Marshal may have driven the long journey to traffic drugs for the organization either for money, or to pay off his debt. The fact that he visited a storage facility, a known place to store such substances, is indication of this. I believe both men were struggling with substance abuse. Due to this, they had gotten indebted to this organization and probably owed them a lot of money. Proof of this is clear. Daniel had his hand crushed with a hammer in retaliation (typical behavior from criminals wanting money), but much more telling is the night in the pub where the two men were spotted with a third party. The shady guy sitting in the car was most likely a guy higher up in the organization. He was there to collect money. That night in the pub was most likely him having a meeting with the two boys telling them that their final debt is due. In desperation, Daniel attempted to withdraw money he didn't have from an ATM. The fact that Daniel said "I think he's going to kill us" was probably a plea for help. He knew he was on his last legs if he couldn't pay the money he owed, but what could he do? If he got the woman involved, she would most likely have gotten killed as well. That night, the boys probably failed to pay their debt for the final time, and their punishment was their lives. This third party, maybe with additional backup, killed the boys, disposed the bodies somewhere they will never be found, and drove the car to a remote location to throw police of the trail. Before torching the car, he searched through it, maybe looking for any drugs or other valuables that may have been hidden in it. After setting fire to it he stayed around to wait for the flames to die down, but shortly after it did, he noticed the hikers approaching, so he went into hiding. He stayed in the woods until they were gone, and came back to make sure there were no evidence left behind, then he left. A criminal organization being involved would also explain why some parties are worried for their own safety, like that one guy who deleted his comments and said he couldn't divulge information. There might very well be a powerful drug organization operating in the area, known to certain locals. This would also explain why a LOT of people seem to go missing in that region. Maybe this organization is so influental that it even has the ability to manipulate police, which would explain the weird behavior from law enforcement. Just a theory of course, but this is what my instincts are telling me.

The 3D graphics on this video are phenomenal though, great work

I've actually been to the Brian Waddington hut and I can attest the truck is still there. I went in winter of last year for a ski trip, and I remember seeing the truck and not thinking much of it. Random ruined trucks are not an uncommon thing to see on a fire road in BC. I even have a video of my brother climbing up on top and skiing off the hood. Crazy to think about, great video as always.

Welcome back Barely Sociable! We dearly missed you. I checked your Twitter out and hope you are feeling better and things get even better from now on. Your community truly missed you as you are one of the best creators on this website, with a serious tone covering interesting topics with a quality better than most professional documentaries unlike other "mystery" channels. I hope you are back and continue to deliver videos in the near future, you are unique in this part of youtube for the sheer quality and good topics. We love you brother, hope you are alright today.

One thing I picked up from this was the car still had burning smoke fumes when the tourists found it abandoned meaning the fire took place very recently and the moved items suggests to me that the area was being carefully watched. The whole scene just gives off a very dreary scary feeling. Its like something out of a horror movie.

Neat to see to see a Barely Sociable video from my neck of the woods. I actually remember seeing a news report about this, and finding it weird that the RCMP did not suspect foul play. That whole highway is a known drug corridor, and the murders committed by Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky had only occurred just four months prior, and the murder scenes were extremely similar to how Marshal's truck was found. The RCMP also has a pretty bad reputation in BC when it comes to solving murders and missing persons cases, such as the unsolved murder of Phillip Innes Fraser, the dissapearances and murders on the Highway of Tears(which is a rabbit hole itself), and the delayed arrest of serial killer Clifford Olson, who was even paid $100,000 in a plea bargain for the locations of his victims.

I worked in a warehouse with some guys from a reserve way out in the back country. They joke about it, but you could tell they were afraid of the place. Told me you didn't go out at night unless you had to because people would go "missing" in the night.

With all the stories I have seen over the years, the RCMP is the most incompetant group I have ever seen. My heart goes out to these familys and hope they can find peace.

Thank you so much for getting the word out about Marshall. He was an acquaintance, we hung out in the same circle. His disappearance always bothers me. Posters are still up all over southern Alberta. Just felt really off to me.

Every sign points to the police knowing about the smuggling and/or being involved. Every sign. And for those who scoff, this happens more often than you'd think. Those officers who aren't directly involved know to keep their mouths shut. The family needs to keep pushing, and having big UKpostsrs like you bring attention to the case is fantastic. With enough pressure, hopefully whatever Canadian organization oversees the police will start investigating and expose the corruption that's very likely there (Also, it should be noted that the RCMP has a nasty history of not investigating cases involving natives for some reason, so that could be part of it too).

Tell me how I've never heard of this case, but the second you mentioned the RCMP I *knew* for a *fact* they'd find "no suspicious activity" in the obviously suspicious area.

The 3d animations were so haunting, it gave so much depth and mood to the story, well done!

Law enforcement won't investigate because there is no evidence of foul play... They can't find any evidence because they refuse to investigate. An absolutely insane catch-22. My heart goes out to the family. It seems law enforcement are part of a cover up.

There's nothing more frightening than seeing, plainly, how the law only cares about your well-being if it has some value. If you're a "nobody" you just get forgotten in paperwork.

This is my first time watching anything on this channel, but I will sub now. This true crime story is not tv production quality, but to me that is a GOOD thing. This style is much easier to follow..and relaxing background music instead of the tension building nonsense used in tv productions. Kudos to all involved!👍

This screams drug trafficking. And yes both seemed to be connected

I don’t know how many times I’ve read and seen videos that clearly shows the incompetence of the Canadian police. It’s almost unbelievable that nothing is done about it.

Just yesterday I was like, "Man I wish there was another Barely Sociable doc to watch." And today my wish was granted. What an eerie, sad story. My heart goes out to these families, and I hope someday they get answers.

Wow, dude, your videos are the best I’ve seen. The work you put in to the production alone is f’ing amazing. I haven’t seen anything like it. And your voice was made for fame. I’m really blown away. Your channel just came across my feed yesterday and I’m so happy it did. 😊

Just stumbled across this channel. Subbed as soon as I heard the narrator’s voice. The visual presentation is the best I’ve seen on YT and I’m barely 2 minutes in! Brilliant discovery!!

I am originally from southwestern British Columbia. This is far from the only example of young men disappearing under mysterious circumstances and it being ignored or dismissed by the police. Kristofer Couture is another prime example.

I have an extended family member a cousin who was older than me who was murdered and they found his truck burned out on top of a mountain close by. He hadn't shown up to visitation for a weekend with his only daughter. This was enough to send literally every single one of us into a panic. He wouldn't have even been late to pick up his baby girl, much less just not show up at all. Within the hour he was supposed to be there his ex-wife had contacted everyone. Within 2 hours of him not arriving we'd all called every hospital and police station between the 2 County's he would have traveled through to get from his home and our county where his daughter lived. We did find out that he had worked a regular day and left work at a normal time. We tried to report him missing but they weren't very worried about an adult male missing on a Friday night from visitation weekend. Come Monday morning he didn't report to work. This was when they finally took a missing person's report. 6 days later they found his truck up on a well-known mountain at the very end of a road. There wasn't any reason any of us could think of as to why he would have been there. Keep in mind this cousin was huge, huge in a muscular way. He literally won a Sylvester Stallone look alike contest at one point. So he would have easily felt safe in the presence of almost anyone. Of course, he didn't happen to be a psychopath so he never thought about someone pulling out a gun on him instead of fighting fairly. (Small town guy) So found the truck burned to a crisp, but no sign of him or what happened to him either. He was missing for years, 6 I think, but I genuinely don't remember exactly. Then some boys were hiking up there where the truck was found. They found a human skull. They reported it, and a forensics team found 6 shallow burial spots. Someone killed him, and dismembered his body and buried him in a circular pattern. An arm, then his other, his head in another, then his legs each in their own graves, and his torso. This is still an open case. They believe that he had gotten involved in drugs or something illegal and that the cartel got him. The police won't really tell us anything so we don't know if the cartel stuff is just a rumor that is unfounded or not. We do know that he had been shot in the back of the head several times. This has been unsolved for years and years now. We honestly don't believe it will ever be solved either. There was no evidence at all. So unless someone talks we will likely never know. I have never mentioned this even though I watch and comment quite a bit on true crime content bc it sounds so damn unbelievable. Hell, I don't think i would believe it if I read this story in a comment either! I assure you that I am telling everything truthfully tho. I would never make something up this horrible.

Man every video this channel makes is a great thoughtful in-depth banger of a video!! Wish there was one a week. I’d watch them all!

Love your videos. One of the best UKpostsrs out there hands down. Production quality and narration are amazing

I once dated a US Federal Agent. She said if you want a strong organization that will thoroughly investigate a crime, you don’t go to the R.C.M.P. She said they always seem to be more concerned about their bowling league score and having their picture taken at a community event while in their “cute” dress uniform.

As mentioned several times, arson is a criminal activity and beings the steering wheel was removed that kind of indicates the truck didn't catch fire and burn by itself. Some serious questions should be put to the RCMP by some authority that has the right to demand answers. Unbelievable.

Listening to this while on a drive from Lethbridge to Calgary was a bit surreal to hear that called out. Had forgotten about this story over the past few years. Great video

I must say, I was sad with the less uploads but the upgrade in quality was well worth it 👌 nice play.

Holy sh!t this man is actually still alive! I was beginning to think the music industry did something to keep him from exposing more of their secrets!

Normally I stick these types of stories on, flip my phone round, close my eyes and fall asleep half way through - not with this one, it’s visually engrossing, well written and interesting. Thank you

As soon as I learned that the two guys were first nations, it wasn't at all surprising at how piss poor the RCMP have handled this case.

You’re the best at this. Your scripts, visual production, voice work, and general attitude and approach. I wish you would publish a bit more often.

The production quality of this video is absolutely insane mate, it's clear how much you've put into this - from research to visuals. Brilliant work and incredibly informative

It’s always good to see a barely sociable video pop up

What a fantastically well produced and narrated documentary, I hope the truth outs in the end. Many thanks for your efforts in this production.

That was absolutely the worst "misspeak" I've ever heard! If that is a direct quote from law enforcement I think they were struggling to find the right expression. IT IS COMPLETELY SUSPICIOUS! I assume what they were trying to say (and failed) was that nothing to indicate foul play. Everything is awful about this case😢

I would suggest the creepy third party person sitting in the bar with them that night was probably known to police in a context outside of the judicial system. This smacks of protection.

this is how a crime doc ought to be done,,no over dramatic music or theatrics and a top narrator who does not have to shout to get the info across.. very well done.

I lived in Squamish during this time and remember seeing Daniel's missing person posters around town. Until now I had no clue how deep and weird this story had become. Thank you so much for sharing!

You clearly put a lot of effort into ensuring the viewer's time is well spent. Your efforts are not wasted, friend. Thank you, so much for this.

Dude. You are a master of this. This vid and the Silk Road. Absolutely enthralling. Bravo!

Your videos are beautifully produced. You may be the top guy in this field.

A guy who was known to have a neat, organized vehicle also had a storage unit in a state where he'd need 2.5 hours to find something?

This video was of a higher caliber than television or streaming services' comparable programs. Thank you for continually creating excellent content.

What can I say. This is the best channel od mysteries and crimes i've seen in my life.

It’s well known that law enforcement doesn’t care about the indigenous people in Canada. It’s criminal how they treat the missing/murdered indigenous cases. It’s exactly how they treat missing or murdered working girls. They don’t give an it! One less in their eye. So frustrating and sad. Great video.

Missing Canadian Indigenous men and women in Canada has been an on going problem and many of them go unsolved. It was super interesting to watch a video about Daniel, when rarely any of the disappearances get this level of detail in cover. High quality stuff, really enjoyed watching this.

It's wild to me that Daniel's family member reported his car as "abandoned" and had it towed rather than moving it to his home for him. Not to mention the fact that despite knowing his car was "abandoned" (as they claimed), no one filed a missing person's report for another 6 weeks.

Thank God you’re okay. Just so happy to see you again. Welcome back! ❤

Either police are investigating and do not want to compromise what could be a huge operation undercover involving other authorities or they are covering up something they themselves might be involved in.

One of the hardest working true crime/mystery youtubers out there. The research, narration, 3d animations, etc. This is incredible quality stuff. Great video!

You cannot convince me that a cop or someone with a cop in their pocket wasn't involved

Randomly thought of the channel today and so happy to see a new vid! Amazing worn

Stumbled upon your channel. Guessing that there is a lot of work behind your channel - nice to see that you succeeded!

The tampering part can easily be explained by bears in the area. The moved part is a cooler, it possibly smelled of food. (wrote this before finishing the video.) The drug running conclusion is most likely true. Using old broken electronics is a good way to conceal things as noted. It could also be that the car wheel airbag area was used to store drugs or money. It's a place police rarely look.

I'm not Canadian or American, so my experience is limited to what I see online, but the more I find out about the RCMP, the more I'm convince the organisation is utterly riddled with corruption (or incompetence) from top to bottom.

beautiful quality, and inspiring writing. i love your content.

Bro did so good on this vid, I kept looking behind me thinking I might even go missing. Good job, new sub fersureee

Dude i literally just saw a missing poster for this guy two days ago. The circumstances looked real suspicious and i really wanted to know more since its somewhat close to home. I really dislike the RCMP they do this all the time. I swear our province has several obvious serial killers just roaming around murdering people not to mention organized crime hits.... it happens all the time and they say theres nothing suspicious all the time.... its ludicrous. Its even worse if the victim is a sex worker or native woman then its almost guaranteed not to be adequately investigated. Its a shameful excuse for detective work, and the RCMP as a whole is racist, disaffected, and useless.

Holy crap I've been on this trail before, always wondered what the truck was about. Didn't know there was such a story behind it. Just one update after watching the video, the Waddington Hut trail and the Tolkien mountain range above aren't wholly unknown to hikers, especially students of University of British Columbia where the Varsity Outdoors Club stems from. I encountered three other groups during my hike there last year in the early fall. There's a chance the evidence was tampered by another hiker coming through to the hut. The club has records of lodgings that are paid for, perhaps they have history of who went through the trail in the relevant dates? Incredible video!

UKposts had the chance to recommend this video to me hours ago, but it waited until 15 minutes before bedtime. Now, I'll be up late watching it.

Dude i can't tell you how happy it makes me to see a new video up

I really appreciate the effort and quality content you put into your videos, you dont just regurgitate a topic thats already been covered. Wish i could sub twice

I am never shocked when I see videos on Canadian true crime that are classified by police as 'not suspicious' especially when the circumstances are so outlandish... its such a common theme here and it's so sad that we as a country and as communities pay taxes to employ these people and they can't/won't seek justice even a little bit... the deaths that have not be solved and have even been CAUSED by police negligence is so disgusting and sad...

Great video. Awesome really. My stomach was in a knot at the beginning of the video. The tension is unbelievable. UNBELIEVABLE. AMAZING. Thank you.

Really great video! Much respect for your work!

Can't wait to dive in Broski

I've hiked that trail a number of times and have seen the slow disintegration of Marshal's truck. At the time of the disappearances, it appears that the road was considered 4WD only if you wanted to reach the end (more recent logging has improved the road quality but stops about 200m short of where the truck rests). The whole road is almost 6km long. If there were two vehicles (which seems likely in order to take the driver and steering column away), it would have taken some time to drive up, destroy the vehicle, and drive back down again. The trail doesn't see huge traffic but it is well known and it is not unknown for hikers to do an early winter trip to the cabin at the same time of year as the disappearances - including hiking up at night. So the perpetrators were taking a pretty big risk to use this road as their dumping area (this is, by far, the most out-of-the-way dump I've seen - other wrecks I have seen have usually been just a km or so up a logging road or even right on the main road). There's a not insignificant risk of someone seeing them on their way in or out. So they knew the area well enough to know that there was a road there but probably not well enough to know that the road was in poor shape or that it was well travelled.

It's scary what you come across in the woods, me and my little sis live in the mountains of Colorado and went on a hike, we found two abandoned vehicles, two shell casings, and nearby, a police sketch on a building that scared the hell out of us, and while on the trail heading back home, out of all things, we found an engine block of some kind fully buried under the dirt on the trail, took our fingers and some brushing to figure out what it was, how the hell it wound up there and for how long, we do not know. Never know what you'll come across, keep posting, stay safe!!!

Beautiful pacing on the video, props to the editors! 👌

Latest post on the FB page devoted to Marshal has an extremely compelling update... ***They both worked construction and what's interesting is Axiom Construction has a few locations. So I decided to do my own research and this is where things are starting to get interesting. Axiom construction is not only in Squamish, they have another location in Pemberton as well. So i thought huh, how weird, right? What about in lethbridge where marshal was last seen? Yep. Matter of fact those are the 3 locations that axiom construction has offices open besides Calgary + Vancouver. On their website they claim they only have 2 offices that are located in Calgary and Vancouver. Why lie if they only had 2 offices? They are based completely around the locations of interest in both cases. And on top of that multiple locations in each of those specific cities. Why is this not a detail that's being talked about more? I think that this is too coincidental to be true. They literally are only 3 places. Squamish, Pemberton, and Lethbridge. Out of all the jobs daniel had I researched and none of which had connections in all 3 places like axiom does. This needs to be looked into further.***

I feel like the community of you and Nexpo and the others are all trying to upstage eachother with better editing in each new video y’all put out and I’m in love with it Also the RCMP are famous for being horrible when it comes to suspicious disappearances. Like it’s weird how much they seem to always want to cover suspicious disappearances up

Very well edited and narrated documentary on this case. Had me hooked from the start.

I just came across this channel and I love the way you tell your stories

Barely sociable and Lemino never miss! It’s so weird, I am a victim of instant gratification due to how society is today, but man the waiting and anticipation, followed by these absolutely amazing high quality videos, hits different!

When the world needed him the most, he returned. Good to have you back man, can't wait to see what you have planned for the future and hope you're doing well my guy

This is a thrilling and puzzling case it is beyond bizarre. I hope it will be resolved someday. I've subscribed and will be waiting for more videos.

I am a new sub. What an excellent, well done doc. What a bummer..😮 The bummer beam that now I realize I will be putting aside most of my schedule don't for other things to dive been to all This stuff on your channel!!😅 AND....I can't wait. Well done.🎉

Wow, that's one hell of a mystery. Can't imagine losing a family member like that and not knowing a single clue as to what happened. I've heard a lot of stories of people just going missing, but rarely do they have this many questions. Great vid man

This is why we love Barely. A relatively well covered story approached from different angles and told in such a compelling fashion.

Bro' this story is crazy and like always u do a masterfull job with the storytelling

the production is truly on another level.