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The Pemberton Incident - An Unsolved Mystery

Barely Sociable

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In November of 2019 a group of hikers would stumble upon a disturbing sight in the Canadian back country. It was a burned out car with various items strewn about. After contacting authorities the truck would lead to a missing man Marshal Iwaasa. Where after some time the items found at the scene would also later be linked to a second missing person, Daniel Reoch.

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20 Comments

@MyNameIsGhost 7 months ago (edited)

"The sudden disappearance of Barely Sociable - An Unsolved Mystery"

@piedpiper1172 2 years ago

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

@anneg.8304 2 years ago

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

@gdroder 5 months ago

Who keeps checking back in hopes he has posted something new?

@pavelslama5543 2 years ago

This absolutely smells like police cover-up. The most obvious speculation would be to say that some high echelon cop doubles as a criminal.

@remybell 2 years ago

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.

@makeritualnoise 2 years ago

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!!!

@no_one_worth_knowing 1 year ago

yo! where tf you at? i can't rely on anymore of these substandard mystery channels, you gotta come back!

@UponThisAltar 2 years ago

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.

@jakef.7126 2 years ago

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.

@Mapledave 2 years ago

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!

@MacDaddy556 10 months ago

Come back bro. You're the best YT channel.

@OmniChad87 2 years ago

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.

@ChickadeeBoi 2 years ago

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….

@DOproductions11 8 months ago

who’s here in 2026 reminiscing about 2024 when he uploaded :(

@0ddcasemusic 2 years ago

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...

@Scott_Sterling 2 years ago

If the Lore Lodge has taught me anything about the RCMP, if they found his body inside the burnt car, hogtied in the backseat, with both legs broken.
They would rule it a suicide.

@cecilkeith1951 2 years ago

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.