Our church is out there in Lee County and my uncles tell me to be super careful when I go put flowers on my mom’s and sister’s graves because the church is so isolated. It’s not because of snakes or whatever…it’s meth folks in the woods.
Sounds about like center in Bankhead or Old Buela(can't remember how it's spelled now lol) both are isolated but so is where Jenny Johnson is buried, not sure which is worse🤣
I just realized how suspicious my camping van it. Has an axe, a hatchet, hunting knives, rope, duct tape, paracord, and all sorts of other camping supplies. Wow. Thanks for bringing my weirdness to my attention. Haha.
I am originally from New England but now live in the south. There are creepy places every where but there is something about the southern atmosphere. Old roads in my home state have a spooky air about them. There are old cellar holes way back in the woods where people once lived but live no more. Old cemeteries too. I assume there are the same places in rural areas of the south. Lots of history in both parts of the country. Great stories and the telling of them. Thank you.
I'm glad you enjoy these. Oh yeah, there are a lot of similar tales and places in New England. I love the old cemeteries there too. The ones in Salme are my favorite. I'll never forget that trip!
Lived in Alabama all my life. You have a better chance of something happening to you in church then you do in the entire state of Alabama. Nicest people in the USA
@@timesurfingalienDamn straight! I'm a Tennessee Hillbilly boy but, I KNOW that Alabama is the Heart of Dixie and my Alabama bros & sisters are some of the finest people I've ever met. Tennessee ❤s Alabama.
@@timesurfingalienyep, I live in northern Alabama. And I agree….. but there’s a bunch of people moving in from out of state, and are mean and unfriendly.
Being from San Francisco, I’ve always wondered what it’d be like to live in rural area with its own urban legends and folklore. Sounds like such a great way to grow up.
I’m from literally this road and now live in San Francisco because of the airforce I’m so ready to move back the ghost are way less scary than the crazy people here
I know where this is. Between my grandfather and working at the SO many years ago, I heard a lot of stories. The door to my office will be closed today…I will be listening to this channel!!!
Aw, thank you for the kind words. I hope you're right. I can't wait to binge watch your content and all the other great people from Corrine's premier today. Thanks for watching my little project too.
@@DixieAfterDark oh, don’t bother with my stuff, honestly it’s mostly crap… I don’t know what I’m doing, but being a old fellow I keep doing it 😂😂😂 But I do thank you 👍👍👍 I appreciate it 👍
Glad you like it. It's a bumpy one for sure. I only showed the smoother sections. Didn't want viewers to get motion sickness from the rough sections LOL
Very well done! I came across your channel today and have subscribed. I look forward to following this channel and learning more! Your approach, cadence and delivery remind me of Kody, the host from the Mystery Archives channel. Hopefully you guys will collaborate on something in the future! Keep up the awesome work 😊
@DixieAfterDark You're welcome! I saw on another reply of yours (on the Conjure Chest vid, I believe) that you were concerned about your accent. If anything, your accent is not a deterrent, but validation. It is clear that you take time to research your content and present things in a factual, non-hyped manner. Those from the South will most certainly appreciate you telling the stories from the regions that both you and they call home. That is truly appreciated.
Dude...im in Montgomery ....right nextdoor to all this...thanks for making things videos...tha junk is crazy AF....you should look into lowndes dallas and wilcox counties...thazzz sum reallllll interesting shizzz too
About 3 years ago, my nephew came to visit and told me he and a couple of friends were out in the woods wandering around at night between Macon and Warner Robins GA...He said that they saw the "KKK" out in the woods chanting in a circle. I laughed (thinking he was pulling my leg) and asked him how did he know it was "KKK" since I never heard of such and I am 60. He said, There were wearing RED pointy hats and face covers and RED robes...I told him OMG,,,(I realized he was serious, and quite naive). I told him that was "Devil Worshipers" because "KKK" wears white. He said they chased them through the woods and that they were scared to death, but they got away...
Sure glad u bringing stuff like this to attention of lot people... someone needs warn em bout crap that happened and still could happen out yonder on that road..
New subscriber and enjoyed this. I've had similar feelings about a rural area where my dad's family is from in the Florida Panhandle area. There's an errie feeling that I've always had even as a kid. I was so glad when we moved away.
I have been through there. During the day and at night. I love a good ghosts story. Especially when i have had a couple of good stiff drinks. And yes it can be creepy and a bit scary. But i really enjoyed both times. Great video. Great channel.
I wish you could do a story about a small town in Kentucky called Lockport. You talk about a spooky place it would be #1. It's full of caves and crazies.
I love the "Darwin's theory of natural selection" comment! Really, when people know there is potential danger and can't stay away, you have to wonder...
I found the horse as a kid and honestly it was a crazy experience for me but I will say the kids in cages wasn’t on the dirt road though it was near and the teen killed in the crash was a school friend he was speeding around a curve in the rain
The cages was on the paved part on the other side of the crossroads, right? That's what I could gather from addresses, anyway. I could be wrong though.
HaHA!!! We have Strouds in NW Arkansas. He was rich and owned a store squeezed out of business by Walmart of course. His mansion was bought out ..by a funeral home unfortunately it's gone now. I tried so hard to save it.
@@DixieAfterDark yw💚 you're doing great to be new! Btw around here we've got Aunt Jenny Johnson's place up I believe it's actually in Haleyville, Henry's Hill in Mount Hope, Cry baby bridge in Hartselle and dead children's playground in Madison or Huntsville. That's all I can think of right now 🥰
@@NoOneCaresAnyway1234 Awesome, thank you. I just finished one on Aunt Jenny that will release sometime in December and Dead Children's Playground in on my list to research. I haven't heard of Henry's Hill. I'll have to dig into that one. If I use it, I'll definitely give you a shout out for the idea. Thanks for the heads up.
I was chased out of there with a few friends of mine back in high school. I will never forget that, whatever it was, was definitely NOT human or an animal.
In the early eighties as teenagers would go to a secluded place in the woods. It was the perfect Partying Spot!!! There was a Boulder that someone had written the lyrics to the song "Stairway to Heaven" because Their Friend was Killed There. We always went to that rock to give our Condolences and it was just a beautiful Memorial the person had Made for their friend. There were people that would go up there and do their little witchcraft gatherings and rituals. When we would stumble across those people we would turn and go the Opposite Direction. Not out of fear because they weren't sacrificing any animals or people. They just did their rituals. Then all of a sudden after we had been going there for years, there were people doing witchcraft and they began sacrificing animals. We were all animal lovers and that was just evil to us. We even made the comment that damn the next thing they're going to be doing is sacrificing people!..... .........,... We went there One weekend and it was closed off and we were not allowed to enter. We entered anyways of course because we had been going there for years and knew it like the back of our hands. We started getting eerie weird vibes and we stumbled across a witchery ritual going on. I don't even want to repeat the things they were saying and praising the devil. So we left and between us all we couldn't figure out why we had such a bad feeling when we saw THIS SET OF Devil Worshipping Witches, but we went by our instincts and got the hell out of there. Come to find out................ They had begun sacrificing People!!! It's still closed off to this day but people do still go out there. Our group of friends stopped going!!!! We were thrill seekers but didn't want to die in the process of seeking for thrills!!! 😱 I don't remember the name of it but it is around Lithonia Ga. That was over 40 years ago. The name didn't stick in my brain but the evil that began taking place there surely did!!!! I heard that people are still going into it illegally but they keep finding Sacrificed Human Remains there to this day!
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Our church is out there in Lee County and my uncles tell me to be super careful when I go put flowers on my mom’s and sister’s graves because the church is so isolated. It’s not because of snakes or whatever…it’s meth folks in the woods.
I'm hearing that a lot lately about that area. Stay safe out there!
Sounds about like center in Bankhead or Old Buela(can't remember how it's spelled now lol) both are isolated but so is where Jenny Johnson is buried, not sure which is worse🤣
@@NoOneCaresAnyway1234 Beulah…I didn’t know it existed until I worked at the sheriff’s office.
@@shaungolden8966 lol yeah that's it!!
That’s really sad I’m sorry. I’m 69 and I saw my first OD and I thought he was drunk. Unfortunately that’s the norm now. 🙏
I just realized how suspicious my camping van it. Has an axe, a hatchet, hunting knives, rope, duct tape, paracord, and all sorts of other camping supplies. Wow. Thanks for bringing my weirdness to my attention. Haha.
LOL. So don't say it's for construction.
@@DixieAfterDark I love your channel by the way.
@@Jeff-Larryson thanks so much.
Does sound suspicious.
I think the cops would all it an abduction kit!
You have captured a new subscribers scalp 😊😊 woah this is a proper Southern site xx
you are much appreciated! I'm glad you are enjoying these stories.
I am originally from New England but now live in the south. There are creepy places every where but there is something about the southern atmosphere. Old roads in my home state have a spooky air about them. There are old cellar holes way back in the woods where people once lived but live no more. Old cemeteries too. I assume there are the same places in rural areas of the south. Lots of history in both parts of the country. Great stories and the telling of them. Thank you.
I'm glad you enjoy these. Oh yeah, there are a lot of similar tales and places in New England. I love the old cemeteries there too. The ones in Salme are my favorite. I'll never forget that trip!
I cannot keep away. This story reminded me of one of my friends. She once asked, "Have you been to Alabama?" If you go, DO NOT LEAVE THE INTERSTATE!
LOL. That sounds about right.
I’ve never been but my brothers & nephews have been going down to play golf a lot the last couple of years.
Lived in Alabama all my life. You have a better chance of something happening to you in church then you do in the entire state of Alabama. Nicest people in the USA
@@timesurfingalienDamn straight!
I'm a Tennessee Hillbilly boy but, I KNOW that Alabama is the Heart of Dixie and my Alabama bros & sisters are some of the finest people I've ever met.
Tennessee ❤s Alabama.
@@timesurfingalienyep, I live in northern Alabama. And I agree….. but there’s a bunch of people moving in from out of state, and are mean and unfriendly.
Super cool series. I can't wait for the next one
Thanks so much for checking it out. So far everything has been a blast to put together.
Being from San Francisco, I’ve always wondered what it’d be like to live in rural area with its own urban legends and folklore. Sounds like such a great way to grow up.
There's plenty go to around, that's for sure. Thanks for watching.
I’m from literally this road and now live in San Francisco because of the airforce I’m so ready to move back the ghost are way less scary than the crazy people here
@@WhatsBodyfatcome on back to smiths station brother lol! Or Crawford, whatever part you’re from
Reminds me of a place in S.C, in the upstate region. 40 Acre Rock.
Very cool! I appreciate your historical perspective!
Glad you enjoyed it! I like the historical research aspect most of all. Thanks for checking it out.
Love this channel so glad I come across it. Keep the videos coming please. So educational. Thanks from Australia 🇦🇺 😊
Wow!! I'm glad you're enjoying the content. That's for letting me know.
Just found your channel and love it! Look forward to more stories❤ subscribed!
thank you so much.
Those woods are beautiful! I like dirt roads but where I live there are hardly any. It's too bad the beauty of those woods is so marred.
Agreed. I love the woods too, but this section itself is scarred.
I know where this is. Between my grandfather and working at the SO many years ago, I heard a lot of stories. The door to my office will be closed today…I will be listening to this channel!!!
Ah, a local. So glad you liked it. I hope I did it justice.
Embarrassed that I just saw your message…you did it justice for sure!!
Live your introduction to your Channel Dixie...I know your Channel will explode with awesome content like this...well done 😊😊😊
Thank you
Outstanding job on this, you’ll do very very well on the tube, I consider it a honor to be one of your first subscribers 👍👍👍
Aw, thank you for the kind words. I hope you're right. I can't wait to binge watch your content and all the other great people from Corrine's premier today. Thanks for watching my little project too.
@@DixieAfterDark oh, don’t bother with my stuff, honestly it’s mostly crap… I don’t know what I’m doing, but being a old fellow I keep doing it 😂😂😂
But I do thank you 👍👍👍 I appreciate it 👍
Love history ❤ really enjoyed this. Very well done.
Thank you so much!
Scary stuff. Thank you for the video. Just recently subscribed. I enjoy your content.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for sharing ☺️ love these
thank you so much! I'm glad you like them.
Wow, think we will just stay away from this ghost location lol 😳 thats alot of stuff going on there.
LOL. Yeah, that was a dark one indeed.
Cool channel, may it grow! Greetings from Hungary!
Thank you so much. Cool user name. Is that from the Clive Barker movie by chance?
@@DixieAfterDark Yeah, I'm mildly obsessed with that movie. :D
@@Nightbreed24 that movie is one of my all-time favorites.
That road was scaring me. It felt like I was riding in the car.😂
Glad you like it. It's a bumpy one for sure. I only showed the smoother sections. Didn't want viewers to get motion sickness from the rough sections LOL
looking forward to more stories
Digging this channel!
Cool! Glad your liking it.
Looks lovely, would love to visit
It is a nice, remote place for sure.
Always enjoy your videos thank you for all your hard work!
My pleasure! Thank you so much for the feedback.
Very well done! I came across your channel today and have subscribed. I look forward to following this channel and learning more! Your approach, cadence and delivery remind me of Kody, the host from the Mystery Archives channel. Hopefully you guys will collaborate on something in the future! Keep up the awesome work 😊
Thank you so much!
@DixieAfterDark You're welcome! I saw on another reply of yours (on the Conjure Chest vid, I believe) that you were concerned about your accent. If anything, your accent is not a deterrent, but validation. It is clear that you take time to research your content and present things in a factual, non-hyped manner. Those from the South will most certainly appreciate you telling the stories from the regions that both you and they call home. That is truly appreciated.
@VizualsbyJ thanks so much. That means a lot.
Spooky one for sure.
Thank you
I love Lee County
you and me both! Thanks for watching.
Dude...im in Montgomery ....right nextdoor to all this...thanks for making things videos...tha junk is crazy AF....you should look into lowndes dallas and wilcox counties...thazzz sum reallllll interesting shizzz too
Hmmm, I'll have to check those counties out. Thanks for the heads up.
Thankfully that young girl was rescued by those deputies.
Absolutely
About 3 years ago, my nephew came to visit and told me he and a couple of friends were out in the woods wandering around at night between Macon and Warner Robins GA...He said that they saw the "KKK" out in the woods chanting in a circle. I laughed (thinking he was pulling my leg) and asked him how did he know it was "KKK" since I never heard of such and I am 60. He said, There were wearing RED pointy hats and face covers and RED robes...I told him OMG,,,(I realized he was serious, and quite naive). I told him that was "Devil Worshipers" because "KKK" wears white. He said they chased them through the woods and that they were scared to death, but they got away...
Oh wow! Glad he and his friends got away safely.
Was it near Milledgeville?
Milledgeville is North east and about an hour from this area. @@Linkiug6724
This was the scariest episode yet! Chills
Thank you!!!
Sure glad u bringing stuff like this to attention of lot people... someone needs warn em bout crap that happened and still could happen out yonder on that road..
That's so true, especially with the recent news articles I could find.
Construction… “hunting” knives 😂 I love how it’s always construction
no creativity there at all LOL. Its always construction.
"What an idiot..." Thank you for saying that, because wouldn't.
yeah, seriously. It's a wonder any teenagers survive to adulthood.
Great story.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live not too far from here and have been on this road quite a few times. I’ve never seen anything but it is a creepy road. Love this video 👍🏻
Same here. I've been down it a few time. No experiences myself, but it's still eerie. Especially that tiny bridge LOL
You are a Great storyteller sir. Good work.My greetings 👋 from Greece
Thank you very much!
New subscriber and enjoyed this. I've had similar feelings about a rural area where my dad's family is from in the Florida Panhandle area. There's an errie feeling that I've always had even as a kid. I was so glad when we moved away.
Thanks for the sub! Yeah, these rural areas can be sketchy for sure. I say, trust your gut.
I have been through there. During the day and at night.
I love a good ghosts story. Especially when i have had a couple of good stiff drinks. And yes it can be creepy and a bit scary. But i really enjoyed both times.
Great video. Great channel.
I've been here a few times as well. Really close to my house.
Excellent work thank you
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thankful this came up. Why am I not getting notifications? Oh well... better late than never ❤
Thanks for watching. Perhaps you didn't get a notification for this one because it's an older one.
When I lived in Phenix City my brother and I used to ride Ghost Town,It always felt spooky to me,
I wish you could do a story about a small town in Kentucky called Lockport. You talk about a spooky place it would be #1. It's full of caves and crazies.
I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion.
"' dead skunk in the middle of the road '"
Yes the teenage girl was lucky that night.
definitely
I love the "Darwin's theory of natural selection" comment! Really, when people know there is potential danger and can't stay away, you have to wonder...
LOL. Thank you
You do hafta draw that line somewhere
Yup LOL
I found the horse as a kid and honestly it was a crazy experience for me but I will say the kids in cages wasn’t on the dirt road though it was near and the teen killed in the crash was a school friend he was speeding around a curve in the rain
The cages was on the paved part on the other side of the crossroads, right? That's what I could gather from addresses, anyway. I could be wrong though.
people scare me way more than anything supernatural.
@@lideabarker8161
True that ‼️👵🏻👩🌾❣️
HaHA!!! We have Strouds in NW Arkansas. He was rich and owned a store squeezed out of business by Walmart of course. His mansion was bought out ..by a funeral home unfortunately it's gone now. I tried so hard to save it.
And another Stroud was found desecrating graves!
Businesses and corporations...ain't that always the way.
Hi from Lawrence County❤ Are you from Alabama?
Yes, I am. Hello from Chambers County.
@@DixieAfterDark cool cool💚 I think you're the first I've come across from here💚 loving your voice😁
@@NoOneCaresAnyway1234 aw, thank you so much. I was wary about it starting out, so that means a lot. Thanks again.
@@DixieAfterDark yw💚 you're doing great to be new! Btw around here we've got Aunt Jenny Johnson's place up I believe it's actually in Haleyville, Henry's Hill in Mount Hope, Cry baby bridge in Hartselle and dead children's playground in Madison or Huntsville. That's all I can think of right now 🥰
@@NoOneCaresAnyway1234 Awesome, thank you. I just finished one on Aunt Jenny that will release sometime in December and Dead Children's Playground in on my list to research. I haven't heard of Henry's Hill. I'll have to dig into that one. If I use it, I'll definitely give you a shout out for the idea. Thanks for the heads up.
I was chased out of there with a few friends of mine back in high school. I will never forget that, whatever it was, was definitely NOT human or an animal.
I've been down there a few times as well. Definitely some weird vibes.
😢freaky !!!!!
No doubt
No doubt
Why was that poor girl alone with three dudes?
It's nuts, especially if her story is true and she didn't know them. She got really lucky the police came up.
@@DixieAfterDark Right? Gives me chills
@@samanthab1923 you and me both
In the early eighties as teenagers would go to a secluded place in the woods. It was the perfect Partying Spot!!! There was a Boulder that someone had written the lyrics to the song "Stairway to Heaven" because Their Friend was Killed There. We always went to that rock to give our Condolences and it was just a beautiful Memorial the person had Made for their friend. There were people that would go up there and do their little witchcraft gatherings and rituals. When we would stumble across those people we would turn and go the Opposite Direction. Not out of fear because they weren't sacrificing any animals or people. They just did their rituals. Then all of a sudden after we had been going there for years, there were people doing witchcraft and they began sacrificing animals. We were all animal lovers and that was just evil to us. We even made the comment that damn the next thing they're going to be doing is sacrificing people!.....
.........,... We went there One weekend and it was closed off and we were not allowed to enter. We entered anyways of course because we had been going there for years and knew it like the back of our hands. We started getting eerie weird vibes and we stumbled across a witchery ritual going on. I don't even want to repeat the things they were saying and praising the devil. So we left and between us all we couldn't figure out why we had such a bad feeling when we saw THIS SET OF Devil Worshipping Witches, but we went by our instincts and got the hell out of there. Come to find out................ They had begun sacrificing People!!! It's still closed off to this day but people do still go out there. Our group of friends stopped going!!!! We were thrill seekers but didn't want to die in the process of seeking for thrills!!! 😱
I don't remember the name of it but it is around Lithonia Ga. That was over 40 years ago. The name didn't stick in my brain but the evil that began taking place there surely did!!!! I heard that people are still going into it illegally but they keep finding Sacrificed Human Remains there to this day!
Oh wow, what a horrible story. I find it strange that such small rural areas usually harbor this type of activity.
I'd like the video but it's at six hundred and sixty-six likes, so, you know. 😅
LOL. Kinda fitting for this one!
Huge congratulations on 10k!!!! Absolutely amazing!!! 🫡
Thank you so much, especially for the push in the early days!!!!
@@DixieAfterDark you’re very welcome 👍 you know I have a idea if you decide to come out from behind the camera 👍
@@cemeteryvisits building up the confidence for that
@@DixieAfterDark lol if 10 thousand subscribers doesn’t give you confidence nothing will 😂😂👍
@@cemeteryvisits LOL