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Fantastic story! I love good, honest, down to earth people and you found them...

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This is f ING unwatchable because of the editing and the RIDICULOUS sound effects. What a waste if good interviews.

I used to have a book called April 3rd 1974 A Night To Remember. I can't find another copy anywhere. The author interviewed the Alabama and Southern Tennessee victims of those tornadoes. A lot of the people who told their stories were older then and gone on by now. But it was a very interesting book. I was in 3rd grade and we were in the second tonado that hit Tanner and hit us when it came across the state line. I remember a lot of people saying that during the bad ones they could not see a funnel but a black cloud sitting on the ground..No edges to hit. A relative of mines husband was a pastor at a local church. They ran in and told the congregation that it coming. They got under the pews and the pastor ran to the window to open it and a brick flew in and hit him in the head and some saw him being sucked out the window. Terrible night.

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my great great grandparents were alvin and ruthie lainhart who died in this tornado.. their entire house was gone

Thank you so much for posting this!!!!!

Great accounts. Did not consider sound effects necessary, but loved the rest.

The students thinking their barometer was broken is wild

This documentary is amazing..thank you for making this..Excellent

I lived in Irvine KY and I remember hearing that White Hall elementary School had been destroyed and we were sent home from Hargett Elementary school and out of school the next day.

I love this! Constructive criticism- the background wind noises are distracting and take away from the people speaking. Other than that, this is amazing!

The tornado hit garrard county kentucky at 7:02pm we lived on bethel road in the buckeye section and the tornado hit our home and some in my family were hurt and had to be taken to the hospital in lancaster, ky. It was not confirmed untill Bill Meck came to channel 18 news. The county officials said there was only straight line winds but we had proof it was a tornado that hit us.

This was a really good production. We had a little horse place between Columbus and Xenia at the time. We didn't have any sirens or warning, but my mom knew. She had everything set up in the cellar. She knew something bad was on the horizon. Friend of my grandmothers took a picture of one of the tornadoes and it was featured on the front page of the Columbus Dispatch. Not sure if it was the Xenia or one that hit between. I still recall the picture and the front page. I remember what the sky was like.. how everything smelled, the cool and hot air breezes and winds, how the horses and other animals acted and how worried my mom seemed.

Tornados, are dangerous facts of nature. That kill indiscriminately, and are scary as heck especially for anyone who is close to one. Love from Marysville California

A family about 6 miles from me had just finished repairs to their home from a tornado the day before it was completely destroyed by a second one exactly one year later that took the exact same path. They had to be rescued from the rubble with non-life-threatening injuries.

When a tornado lifted some right before damaging our home and destroying all the outbuildings it moved a very heavy 70s truck transmission about 100 feet and pulled up the wire fence around some flowers without harming the flowers. My friend and I were inside the home and around age 13. We got caught skipping school (we had gone camping/fishing) because we escaped from camping in the nearby woods when the storms moved in. We made it to the house about 30 seconds ahead of the tornado. It completely wiped out an old growth oak forest about 3/4 mile away. We were lucky it lost strength for about a minute while passing through our yard.

I`ve had a few very scary close calls with tornadoes and other severe weather like hurricanes and very high winds. It eventually causes severe anxiety and worry.

Thank you for posting this. Much can be learned from it.

Thank you SO MUCH for this video! We ARE awake and we can HEAR YOU! Your stories will remain with me for all my days! I DO understand. Thank you all for making this video, and even though I live in California I understand what you are saying. I'm so sorry for that day... PLEASE CONTINUE TO TELL THE TRUTH!!! Amen!

The Madison county tornado hopped the Kentucky River and gave Clark Co. a good thumping . Got my family hugged up under the kitchen table . Never forget the sound , like an old steam engine train chugging along pulling a heavy load . Worked for Ma Bell and spent a month repairing telephone lines and cables in Clark and Madison counties . Could go , way too long , about the wreckage . Never , ever forget .

I remember that day . I was 12 years old living in Virginia. It was also around the time Hank Aaron broke Babes HR record. Busy time

Great DOC....but I wish they could take the wind noise out.

These stories make me feel guilty for being fascinated by tornadoes. They really are monsters.

Love these stories but the sound effects got annoying.

We always stopped in Richmond at the white castle on our was to Leslie county from Ohio. Never knew it was part of the 74 outbreak!

Someone took a photo of the Richmond Ky tornado from the eku campus. On google somewhere

I wasn't born yet my mom was pregnant with me then i remember my parents talking

Since start of the month, been watching dozens of videos of the 1974 Super Outbreak. Far more Interesting than the Solar Eclipse.

I was in Louisville, KY when that tornado hit and everything was destroyed in our neighborhood in Jefferson County. It has been the source of my trauma ever since. I was 10 years old at the time. I will never forget this day for as long as I live!

Thank you for sharing!! Very interesting! I was only 6 years old, but remember many things about the outbreak. We were very lucky to have escaped the destruction in eastern Casey County. Years later I lived in Richmond while attending EKU. I'm very familiar with many of the communities mentioned in this production.

Great work! Thank you for sharing this!

Listening to the descriptions of the tornado, it reminds me of descriptions of the Tri-State Tornado of 1925: not a funnel, but a "rolling cloud on the ground."

I was 13 yrs old. Never have I forgotten that night. I live in south central KY....Rockcastle Co. I remember it was so calm and really hot that day at school. The total destruction was just mind boggling. No doubt in my mind we got an F4 here in Rockcastle Co. The injuries were bad and it killed my cousin's Grandmother. Terrible days afterwards for a long time.

I will never forget that night and the following days.

So glad to have these personal accounts documented, even 50 years later.

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He is a direct accomplice in the graft that went on at MCEMS. Covered for his boss and fabricated paperwork. For (Jimmy Cornelison). Allowing Cornelison to draw a full time paycheck for almost 15 years without him even coming to work. Shameful theft of public tax money

This is. Never ending cycle of chaos, death and violence brought to you by systemic irresponsible reproduction. Look at the victim(rest her soul) 23 with a 6 (pregnant at 16 or 17) year old born to what is probably a 90s I don’t need no man woman. She probably had to raise those boys while their mother does who knows what. This home appears to be at least two generations deep in that single mommie life.

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Frist time I herd about this sad story..wen me my nephew went walking around EKU we saw this memorial at iverton house museum.. there is a honor memorial at the museum..God bless 🙏 every one that suffered from loss of love ones .from.this horrible time in history ❤

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Thanks for bringing positivity into our lives with each show! We needed your light more than we knew at the time. Blessings going forward.

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