SOLVED: The Case of James “Jimmy” Amabile Begins | Episode 1

1. WATCH ALL 4 JAMES AMABILE EPISODES NOW
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   Episode 1: The Case of James Amabile Begins | Investigation w/Mike King
   Public Release May 13th (OUT NOW)
   https://youtu.be/opCfkWXhl6k

   Episode 2: Missing 19-years Underwater | James "Jimmy" Amabile Found in SUV
   (Members Only) Public Release May 17th
   https://youtu.be/NAW8ZyxojRA

   Episode 3: Dangerous 24' River Dive Recovery of James Amabile
   (Members Only) Public Release May 19th
   https://youtu.be/wAlzSib4yqg

   Episode 4: Closure for James Amabile's Family | SUV Recovered from River
   (Members Only) Public Release May 10th
   https://youtu.be/swpBv5n_fT8
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2. How come Jared hasn't been in the videos lately in summer 2022? Love seeing Doug he does a fantastic job

3. How does anyone know "He Jumped out of bed"? Wouldn't the babysitter notice any confusion or difference in his voice?

4. I THINK DIABETIC PROBLEM HIGHLY POSSIBLE REASONING

5. Great collaboration by all involved

6. this is how conspiracy theories start, my first thought was he'd never leave his kids, he was probably a great friend too, his friend probably left because he was devastated and checking in with his mother shows he was a caring friend, i dont get why people always think the worst in others. You do incredible work AWP, God Bless You💕💕

7. My sister was a diabetic and was a bus driver and wen they took her off her bus and the kids she loved it about killed her. She ended a few yrs later passing away in 2018 from a heart attack. Praying for his family…

8. I don’t think Jimmy took his own life. The fact that he was a diabetic and didn’t eat anything before he took off in his car. I feel his blood sugar dropped drastically he probably went unconscious and ended up in the water.

9. Much respect to the authorities for deferring to AWP's experience.& knowledge & for expressing their appreciation. I watched an episode earlier in Arkansas where it was quite the opposite. I guess Philadelphia is the city of brotherly love.

10. I’ve been binge watching all of the videos on AWP’s channel! I’m so fascinated with what they do to help all of these families. Such an awesome group of men!!👏🏽 Because I’m a true crime junkie, I also subscribed to the Profiling Evil channel. Excited to see what that channel is all about.

11. Diabetic event I think!

12. I DON'T CARE HOW OLD DADDY'S IS GONE,ONCE DADDY'S GIRL ALWAYS DADDY'S GIRL, MY DAD WAPURE ARMY,HE RETIRED AFTER BEING IN. WW2,AND VIETNAM, IHAD HIS BOYS ,AND HE CAME TO FLORIDA TO SEE HIS 1ST GREAT GRANDSON, W3LL I'M 69 AND I STILL MISS HIM 2005 APRIL 19TH HE PASSED AND I PHISACLE LOST MY MIND, AND I WANT TO SEND MY CONDOLENCES TO YOU POOR MOM,AND HE REALLY LOVED YOU SO MUCH,PEOPLE WELL SAY BAD THINGS,BUT HE LOVED YOU SO MUCH,BUT THE ACCENTED ,HAPPEN AND YOUR MOM LOVED HIMOR YOU GIRLS WOULDN'T BE HERE,SO DON'T BELEAVE ANYTHING, BECAUSE YOU ARE A PART O BOTH, AND THAT MAKES YOU VERY SPECIAL, GOD BLESS TO HIS FAMILY, IT'S NOT AND EASY THINGAT ANYTIME, I WELL PRAY FOR YOUAND JIMMY FAMILY-FRIENDLY, YOU KNOW HE WOULD NEVER LEAVE YOU GIRLS, THATS A DADS SUPER POWER,I AM JANIE,MOST PEOPLE CALL ME CRICKET,ANOTHER THING FROM MY DAD,I HOPE THAT THIS WILL GIVE YOU A SENCE OF RELEAF YOU NEEDED CLOUSER,

13. They have been searching for 19 years just imagine what they went through

14. I have been a Nurse Practitioner for 19 years (15 in the ER) and when people's blood sugar get low, they genuinely behave like they are having a full blown stroke. Ask anyone who works pre hospital (EMT/MEDIC), that's the first thing you check and it's the first thing we about with stroke patients…… what is their blood sugar. Even unconsciousness. The other thing is, a candy bar or piece of candy will get you 30-45 minutes of lucidity and then your right back to where you started. That man sounded like between over sleeping, running out the door without his wallet (because he's only going 2 miles to get his girls) that he had a medical event. Common things happen commonly.

15. In 2009 my father, also a diabetic, had a low blood sugar, possibly a heart attack, and drove off the road. His car flipped and he landed upside down in a river. The water washed him up under a bridge. If someone had not happened to “see something odd” in their rear view mirror and called the cops he may not have been found for a very long time also. I have been diabetic for 33 years myself, and my heart goes out to this family.

16. Thanks guys

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18. I’m a Type 1 diabetic. Today while in the store my blood sugar dropped took a minute to remembered I had Glucose Tablets in my purse. So easy to get confused. I believe he easily went into water. Prayers for him & friends & family! 💕🙏

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20. The team need to hire a good medium, to help solve cases.

21. I think AWP are loosing the things that made them so successful. I don’t have time for this info on dietetics. Maybe people in US people have more available time to watch videos. With work, family and study in Australia I don’t have time for these longer ways of telling a story. Most people I know also don’t have this kind of available time.

22. I had a case I discovered a diabetic driver, swerving and trying to drive down the interstate. I followed his semi for over 30 miles, speaking w dispatch, while we waiting for a trooper to meet up with him. So I can see how this could happen.

23. Gonna say the same thing as others when it comes to UPS. They literally have programs where employees get cash for informing upper mgt of any transactions that go against company standards, whether its taking items or selling drugs. On top of that, any injury or issue, you're getting drug tested. And they test for the drugs you shouldn't be on and test to make sure you're taking you're appropriate prescribed meds…. esp drivers.

    I know there's always a story that someone knows someone who got by with it, but you will get caught the moment someone needs some money. Both hubs I worked at had no problems talking. And if he was loading or unloading trucks, esp at night if he wasn't used to it -> you are worn out. I mean physically exhausted after 4 to 6 hrs. I was never a driver, but loading and unloading trucks are by far the toughest jobs for short duration. Drivers work long hrs but at a more leisurely rate (please don't attack me).

24. Why didn't they check the waters years ago?

25. At 5 pm I am sure someone would have seen his vehicle drift off.

26. My mom was driving on a freeway when a man with diabetes swerved into her lane and she barely avoided a head on collision still totaling her car. She was fine thankfully.

27. VERY boring. Not a good addition to the channel. Thumbs down.

28. 🫶🏼

29. My Dad was a Type 1 Diabetic. I vividly remember a scary car ride when I was maybe 10 years old with my 2 younger brothers. My Dad obviously had what we called a reaction. We knew he wasn't okay, but hadn't really been told what to do in that case. This was maybe 1993. He ran red lights, drive into oncoming traffic, made u turns in the middle of major intersections, and pulled out in front of a city bus….just to recall a few things. I'm almost 40 now and I still feel sick and shaky when I recall that day. My Dad has since passed from renal failure, another body toll from diabetes.

30. Please look into the missing person case of Crystal Rogers in Bardstown, KY

31. I think this is an amazing add on for them! I love AWP AND MIKE! This is awesome stuff! You both rock and know you can rock together! ♥️😄

32. I'm a diabetic with an insulin pump and had very low blood sugars where I worked up in an emergency room my sister found me on the floor. I don't know how I ended on the floor when I was in the bed I had a bump that I hit my head on the rail I probably got up don't know if I did. I'm thinking maybe when he was in a rush his pump was running out of insulin and he had low blood sugar and he could have passed out driving into the water and probably was too weak to un buckle his seat belt. Drowned. Low blood sugar can cause brain damage and you can't move or speak because your brain starts to shut down. It makes people think ING you're drunk. I think this a possibility I'm glad they found Jimmy and have some closure and like to thank those volunteer and supporters helping out on their own time keep on solving cases for the family and friends so they have their loved ones find peace.

33. These guys are very amazing for what they do for police and family for solving cases

34. Diabetics are also known if sugar dropped can get violent , or irrational or have seen one a great friend who had episode in grocery store … drop and tantrum like a child .. out of character .. etc etc Heartbreaking which he passed when he was 26 ..: 30 something years ago ..

35. Well done Mike…you have a gift for speaking…I found you through AWP and live your channel as well….

36. As a parent of a child with Type 1 Diabetes, I wish people would specify which type and not just say Diabetes. Type 1 and Type 2 are very very very different diagnoses and require very different treatment.

37. I find it very odd that two different family members had to bring him candy is the very same location. Not common to have those sugar crisis in the same locations. My first thought was drug abuse. Then it was said that there was talk of him using and selling prescription drugs at work. I’m not personally feeling the accident scenario. The way he left everything and his health was in crisis so often,marital issues and possible dependency issues mixed with leaving all important things behind suggests intentional to me. I’m glad his family has been given some closure.

38. Could it have been a Diabetic Coma?

39. I've learned that an emergency can dump sugar into your blood to help you fight, flight or freeze, BUT as the emergency progresses all the sugar in your system gets burned up and then you have a sugar crash, which is exhausting to recover from. The sweating, shaking, cramping muscles, the fiercest headache you'll ever experience and the mental exhaustion can be physically dangerous, if you are able to stay conscious long enough to realize that your brain needs SUGAR to function. I live alone now with my cat and I am saving up for a medical tattoo on my left wrist just in case I lose my Medi-alert bracelet.

    Edit: There's so many factors to consider, your stress, your physical activity level, even the weather can be a factor.

40. Just lost my grandson because his mother's sugar dropped. It's sad so so sad

41. All crazy ideas. No ID, wallet, money or insulin. Leave his kids, no way. Unless he was killed and truck driven into the river..

42. Heroes that's what Doug and team there's a place in heaven for you all absolutely stressful job this poor guy diabetes he must have been very ILL good family man such a shame really sad thank you all for finding Jimmy god bless you and Jimmy's family 😟🥺😭🙏🤛🤜🙏

43. JARED- Profiling Evil!! That guy has a great Speaking voice and has already worked on so many projects with you!! He needs to be the Narrator of the Netflix show when that happens! Wonderful speaking voice!

44. Do Adventures with purpose have an podcast and if yes were can I find it ?

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