Comments by "The Zero Line" (@The_ZeroLine) on "Scary Interesting" channel.

  1.  @scottbubb2946 The dad must have had an IQ of 40 or so. It sickens me that Kirk got away with it so easily.
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  2.  @Pewnhound112  “And they also said to give me all their money. They won’t need. I mean they don’t want it.” 🤣
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  3. I’m just surprised we haven’t seen some genius reply with “he means he hopes to see us on YouTube next time he uploads a video, not see us go missing.” There’s always 1 (or 100).
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  4. There are children let alone men in Bolivia and Africa who still work in mines like this. Meanwhile, new college graduates complain when they’re not immediately promoted or allowed to just do the work they find fun.
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  5.  @Martial-Mat  Were you born yesterday? I can literally link you to articles about child miners working all over the world and the specifics of their conditions.
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  6. Samuel Sherman has been found. He disappeared voluntarily. Jason hasn’t and almost certainly didn’t.
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  7. Did you watch the whole video? Because if you did, it’s clear that wasn’t a farewell note.
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  8.  @tiger.wolf.2033 My wife’s mom once pretended to be mentally handicapped to get a creeper away from her. Worked like a charm.
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  9.  @bebeloca He was found. He disappeared willingly.
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  10.  @FLy1nRabBit Not really. In Peru, on the Inca Trail, the porter wear flip flops and carry two 40 pound propane tanks on their backs + a bunch of other sh*t. One stove and a sleeping bag isn’t 💩.
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  11. There was also evidence he had messaged her on SM pretending to be a boy her age and engaging in creepy messages of a graphic nature.
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  12.  @VR-gs9hd  hear! hear!
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  13. There are children let alone men in Bolivia and Africa who still work in mines like this. But Apple employees complain that their pinball machines are often out of service.
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  14. They didn’t even survive very long. The Sand Island story makes this looks like a moderately unpleasant journey. And what Shackleton, Worsley and Crean endured on the Shackleton expedition, makes this look like a luxury vacation.
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  15. I’m betting there were no claustrophobic submariners. I’d rather go to jail. Being trapped in small spaces makes me immediately panic.
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  16. A good example of why not to have 17 children, folks.
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  17.  @Canada_Dominium lol, you said something pretty dismissive and negative and then got angry when he did the same to you.
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  18.  @Canada_Dominium  They said they don’t like traveling and then you dismissed it as boring. But go ahead and pretend like you were just innocently sharing your own POV.
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  19. Anytime I hear John Jones’ story my chest feels tight and I begin to feel short of breath. I’m very claustrophobic. My worst nightmare is that hell exists and it preys on your worst fears and I’ll go there.
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  20. Back in those days you could take out insurance policies on people you didn’t even know… And of course it lead to lots of staged murders.
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  21.  @AnonymousFREEZEpOp1 You disgust me. I’m sure if it happened to your sister, mother, daughter, etc. who you had been missing for decades and you had been searching tirelessly for and found out that an American SERVICE member (note the service and oaths they take) had seen her and could’ve saved her, but was more worried about a black mark in their folder than SAVING someone’s life, I’m sure you’d be like he did the right thing.
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  22.  @ashleydolin4292 lol, “emotional wrecks” because they find someone’s behavioral cowardly. Clearly you’re projecting your own insecurities, which likely included running away when you could have helped someone and crying like a baby.
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  23. It must have been pretty cozy for a while sitting in the warm train and reading a book while it snowed beautifully. You can’t really call the first set of disasters preventable as shown by people dying in locations all over the place.
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  24. Glen and Bessie seemed to be almost asking for a tragic ending. How are there so many high quality photographs of their trip?
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  25.  @skeetsmcgrew3282 Did you see the things that guy who likely killed him did. None of them made any sense and one of the other killings had him contorting a body into barrel rather than getting rid of it in the wild. I have been to Taos dozens of times and it would be so easy to take a cruise and push the body off a cliff into an gorge or river where they’d never be found or stash them in an arroyo.
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  26.  @pdpgb Yup. He would likely still be in there had that not happened.
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  27. Samuel Sherman has been found. He disappeared voluntarily. Jason hasn’t and almost certainly didn’t.
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  28.  @gundammon Yeah, Paulides full of sh*t.
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  29. If the channel creator cared about these people he’d put their names in the description and list the number to contact if you have any details. It’s the least people who make $ off a victim and their family’s horror.
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  30. The Chinese knew it was gone and what happened. They were just hoping it’d float away and sink on its own.
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  31. Perry Corlew: fender bender with a crazy person who killed him and got rid of him.
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  32. Seems like it would have been much better to keep the trail open…
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  33. Luckily, he saved all those blurry photos. I’m sure the Russians took their gear though.
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  34. Back then it was much easier to disappear. The TV show he was on was only broadcast locally.
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  35. They were obviously passing away from scurvy. Doesn’t take a genius to figure that out. I can’t believe a little cartoon island like this actually exists and they could survive for decades on it. How is there no film about this?
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  36. The Amy story is just absolutely disgusting. Navy Officer more like a “Navy Coward.”
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  37.  @AnemoiaBlues He didn’t see anything. He just heard reptilians exist and live in deep caves. Also, a dark cave is about the last place you’ll find a serial killer. SKs don’t usually want to have to wait decades for a victim to wander along.
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  38. Tara was a pretty girl. So, sadly, pretty predictable what happened to her if it wasn’t “just” a fatal hit + cover up. It sickens me thinking of how many girls + women are being held prisoner in some dank cellar.
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  39. $300/$2,000 (adjusted for inflation) went a lot further in 1967. If they weren’t even aware of the need to acclimatize for altitude, seems like maybe they shouldn’t have been climbing Denali.
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  40. I absolutely love mountain lakes. I love mountain pounds even more. The ones at just crazy high altitudes especially.
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  41. I’m not afraid of speed (been racing touring cars, open wheel and karts since I was a kid) or fire, but I’m insanely claustrophobic and heights scare me. So, yeah a double terror challenge.
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  42. It’s wild, as soon as I saw Diane’s picture, I thought “she’s crazy.” 5 seconds later: “her mom was worried because she had a long history of mental illness.”
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  43. I’ll make sure you’re featured in one of his videos.
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  44. Of course he did. You don’t allow a new man around your teenage daughter, especially if she is at all attractive. So many men are monsters. And there are SO MANY cases of a step father having done that and then murdering their teenage step daughter.
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  45. So much sloppy police work in the first case.
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  46.  @trackertom You’d be surprised how much even aging and ugly women can bring in. It’s a lot. Especially for men in a country that doesn’t have a ton of wealth.
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  47.  @BlackSheepNara lol, most of the people chastising him are American. Americans have some of the highest charitable giving per capita in the world. So, you’re basically as ignorant as the incels saying awful things. At last you have better morals though.
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  48. I think Jason’s disappearance is the weirdest of the weird disappearances I’ve ever heard. So, it’s insane. No woods to disappear in. No crime in the area. Not a vulnerable target. Etc.
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  49.  @Rootiga oh, wow…
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  50. Miners stick together like soldiers because what they do is just as dangerous and deadly. I would never mess with a miner. One of those killed had the same exact name as me: Nicholas Thomas. Made it feel more personal.
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