STAY OUT of Yellowstone National Park. The Rumors Are True.

Summary

Key Points

• —Yellowstone National Park is highlighted as a dangerous place where people frequently disappear or are found dead, often under mysterious circumstances. 0:00
• —In August 2022, a park employee discovered a human foot in a hiking shoe floating in the 181°F Abyss Pool, later identified as 70-year-old Ilhan Roh, who had vanished weeks earlier. 0:19
• —Despite finding Roh's abandoned car and translating his poems, investigators found no evidence of foul play or a clear explanation for how he ended up in the boiling hot spring. 8:29
• —Despite extensive searches and legal action, no trace of Daniel Campbell or his dog has ever been found, leaving his family without closure for over three decades. 10:56
• —In 2024, park employee Austin King went missing after successfully summiting Eagle Peak in severe weather, leaving a concerning voicemail and a letter detailing his challenging ascent. 15:47
• —Search teams found Austin King's abandoned campsite and his letter, confirming his route, but worsening blizzards and lack of further clues led to the scaling back of rescue efforts, and he remains missing. 17:15
• —In 1991, experienced outdoorsman Daniel Lynn Campbell disappeared while illegally shed hunting during a severe snowstorm, with his family suspecting foul play and suing authorities for mishandling the investigation. 21:32
• —In 2021, brothers Kim Crumbo and Mark O'Neil went missing during a backcountry canoeing trip on Shoshone Lake, an area known for its large, cold, and unpredictable waters. 28:16
• —Mark O'Neil's body was eventually discovered on the lake's shoreline, but Kim Crumbo remains missing, and park officials have not released further details about the incident, leaving the full story unresolved. 33:41