Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder, all things that I love to consume,

and I know you do too, you sick-minded, beautiful freak. And today, we are going to be looking

at some interesting murders that have all occurred in the boundaries of the United States

National Parks. Have you ever heard of missing 411? Of course you have you here. I know most of you probably have.

But for those of you who haven't, it is a series of books written by former police officer David Politis, big fan, by the way, about mysterious disappearances in the National Parks.

And the name Missing 411 comes from a list of 411 people missing from national parks and it's also the number

you can call to report a missing person requiring investigation.

So in today's video we are going to be covering some of the most intriguing disappearances

related to the 411. And our first one is called Bigfoot Steels Children in the Woods.

This is a story about Dennis Lloyd Martin and Trene Lin Gibson. And we begin our search for the missing in Appalachia.

Yes, I say Appalachia because my boyfriend is from Appalachia and they say Appalachia, not Appalachian.

Don't come at me. Specifically in the Smoky Mountains National Park nestled between Tennessee and North Carolina. Smoky Mountain National Park might be one of the most beautiful places

to visit in the continental United States.

It boasts gorgeous mountain ranges, dense forests,

flowing waterfalls, and miles and miles of hiking trails,

including the Appalachian Trail.

Or Appalachian, whatever you want to say.

This means that millions of people visit every year.

And while most get to

enjoy the park, some may never leave. And our first case occurred on June 14th, 1969, at Spence Field.

The Martin family had spent the night on the 13th at a cabin within the park. Dennis Martin,

along with his father, William Martin, his brother, Douglas, and his grandfather, Clyde, had decided to go for a hike and ended up going to Spencer Field.

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