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6 Most Disturbing Unsolved Appalachian Mysteries | Grimmi Reacts

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Grimmi dives into six of the most unsettling unsolved Appalachian disappearances, and the deeper she goes, the more she realizes the woods are not her friend. This video is a chaotic mix of true crime curiosity, horror game instincts, and Grimmi slowly losing trust in nature itself.

Grimmi reacts to the chilling cases of:
Dennis Martin
Scott Lilly
Derek Lueking
Louise Chaput
Trenny Gibson
Thelma Melton

If you love true crime, creepy wilderness mysteries, and chaotic VTuber reactions, this video is peak Grimmi energy.

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Grevillea Grimoire (Grimmi) is a VTuber known for diving into horror games and delivering completely unhinged commentary that somehow makes every moment ten times more interesting.

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20 Comments

@DAM13N996 2 months ago

You can't just drop being unconscious on me without elaborating what happened

@scottthomas3792 2 months ago (edited)

My grandparents lived in Eastern Kentucky...part of Appalachia....a very beautiful part of the state, any season, and a lot of wonderful people. It is very easy to get lost ( I did as a teenager, but found my way out by pure chance), and it's not unusual at all for people to get lost....usually, they're found alive, though sometimes not in really good shape.
There are caves, sinkholes, and abandoned coal mines...lots of places that attract the curious..

@ALK82 2 months ago (edited)

What this video didn't mention about Dennis was that his dad actually saw him run and hide behind a bush to jump out and scare them, but when the dad got to the bush Dennis wasn't behind it anymore and he never saw Dennis come back out from behind the bush as he was walking up to it either.

@MetastaticMaladies 2 months ago

The Appalachian trail has more murders than any other trail in the U.S., but you shouldn't hike any trail alone, but especially not the Appalachian trail. I live along the trail and in just this small area, there's a lot of people who are either criminals or just addicted to drugs hiding out in the hills. They'll rob people for money to get drugs, or they're just twisted and want to harm others. I never go into the hills without a firearm for this reason, it's legitimately dangerous out here, and it's got nothing to do with the wild animals or dangerous terrain, even though that is also a factor, but not something I'm that worried about.

@PhillyCh3zSt3ak 2 months ago

You got to do a Lore Lodge video one of these days. There are some absolutely insane disappearances he's covered.

@old_boy9030 2 months ago

I hope she winds up looking through Facebook Marketplace for rural Appalachia someday

@Dinoman-mo7mt 2 months ago

Lore Lodge has videos on some of these cases if you want more info on them

@devinpaul9026 1 month ago

That hogs thing makes me think of somethin' I heard one time about wild dogs in Mexico. Not wolves or coyotes, just ferel dogs.

Apparently, entire packs of Chihuahuas can be a thing, and that working together an entire pack of Chihuahuas can overwhelm and bring down an entire sheep.

@figment3242 12 days ago (edited)

W/in 100 miles I’ve not only got the oldest land mass, but the oldest/ 3rd oldest rivers on earth. Could be feral people, cryptids, or human monsters in this temperate rainforest. 10:55 always go with a group and carry protection.

@SnarkMonkey 2 months ago

31:50 Maybe she took the bottle, took all the meds in it to end herself, but it’s very slow acting so she assumed it failed and went about her day normally. Then, later it started really stacking up in her, causing the perceived burst of energy and its psychological effects caused her to wander off and because her mind was messed up by it her choices in the wilderness were nonsensical instead of what rescuers are trained to expect or look for. Then, she either fell somewhere and died or the overdose caught up and killed her.

@PrinceAzur-q5q 2 months ago (edited)

Appalachia the area has a feeling to it...something ancient.

@somecatyoudontknow6471 2 months ago

Alright, so, the civil war was April 12, 1861 - May 26, 1865, that's 161 years. The trail was finished being made in 1937, which was 89 years ago. Although parts of the trail date back to 1922 as existing trail, they were not considered apart of the Appalachian Trail till after 1937.

Just some useful information.

@kraaiwaker8312 2 months ago

has she reacted to any other of his videos? Chilling Scares has some great videos! I know he doesn't really do much paranormal stuff but its this kind of horror that I feel doesn't get as much attention as it should

@St4risfad3d 2 months ago

Never thought i would see a vtuber who is allergic(?) to cheese,

@RagingMRK666 2 months ago

i heard about search teams and stuff like these but i never see one or heard one from my country. if somebody missing here its just nothing happens i guess XD

@somecatyoudontknow6471 2 months ago

2:17 new video, old story.

@rolfanderson3925 2 months ago

10:50 bring a gd fkn firearm and you’ll be fine as long as you have decent fundamentals, tactics, and trip strategy.

@nestorcoste8960 2 months ago

What a nice voice!

@DistractedGlobeGuy 2 months ago

Is there a reason Twitch streamers refuse to pause the video when they want to have personal conversations with chat? It seems to be part of the culture of the platform, but I don't get how they're able to just keep talking with V/O narration going on at the same level uninterrupted.