Twisted Twos:Joanne Cameron and Dylan RedwineTales of hauntings, murder, and scary mysteries. Every week Twisted Two's dives into a pair of uniquely terrifying stories that are worthy of a more in-depth look. For this week, we focus on the story of Joanne Cameron, the woman who can feel no pain and the mysterious disappearance of Dylan Redwine. Get ready for Scary Mysteries, Twisted Two’s.Joanne Cameron - For many of us, pain is a troublesome burden. Figuratively and sometimes physically, many would do anything they can to stop themselves from feeling any. While it seems impossible, at least one woman knows what’s it’s like. Seventy-two retired teacher from the Scottish Highlands, Joanne Cameron, is a person who feels no pain. She knows the word, understands people are in pain but has never felt it herself. She hasn’t felt rage, grief, anxiety, dread or even fear often associated with pain. For Cameron, the only time she realizes her skin is burning is when she smells it being singed. What’s more, when she recently had to have hip surgery, there were no trigger signs because she didn’t feel pain. Her husband and family noticed she was walking funny and insisted she go to the hospital. Once there, they ran her through X-Ray and foudn her hip to be mangled. Her doctors were amazed she hadn’t complained about pain at all.Dylan RedwineBorn to Mark Redwine and Elaine Hatfield, Dylan Redwine was only 13-years old when he was reported missing in southeastern Colorado on November 2012. The couple was in the middle of a huge divorce and custody battle. The young boy disappeared after he went on a court-ordered visit at his father's home just outside of Durango. According to Mark Redwine, he went out on morning errands on November 19, 2012. When he returned home four hours later, his son, Dylan, was gone. The disappearance triggered hundreds of people to assist in search efforts hoping to find the young boy alive. But winter came and the search efforts were put on hold.Support the show