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There was a story a while back about feet that kept washing up on some Canadian beach - something like over ten of them over the space of 3 years, if I recall correctly. The beach was 'downcurrent' from a bridge that was popular with people looking to take their own lives. The articles posited that the feet kept being found because, while the rest of the body would sink, feet still in their shoes would be buoyant - so much so that it would eventually cause the decaying ankle joint to give, and the foot in the shoe bobs to the surface and goes floating along on the current to its final destination. The cases you mentioned here sound like similar circumstances.
Ah, that was likely the cause. When I read about the case, I assumed the feet had been severed by hand. Makes more sense when you consider the young man's car was found on the bridge.
@@CuriousWorldProductions Found what I was remembering : look up "Salish Sea Human Foot Discoveries" on wikipedia. 20 feet in the last 15 years found in the area.
To quote a former Canadian gang member; "we would weigh everything down, concrete, bricks, scrap iron or something. There isn't much need to bother now, just leave their car on the coast and every one assumes it's suicide when the parts wash up to shore." Never forget the RCMP were, and probably still are incredibly corrupt.
There’s a great book about the 1913 flood called Washed Away. Very harrowing. My family is from Johnstown PA and I live in Houston so we know a thing or two historic floods - lived through some, too. If you haven’t been in one, it’s hard to comprehend how utterly destructive a force floodwater is, even if it creeps up slowly. It is insidious. Homeowners’ insurance doesn’t generally cover floods - I advise people to look into their policies, into their city planning, and consider it!
The Gabby Petito story is so tragic. So much was wrong in their relationship. It will be interesting to see what comes up on the Lake Mead findings lately.
I do not like the police's actions at all. Smells fishy. Why would they separate them? I have never heard of that being done. Plus being a woman and being alone is risky in certain parts. I don't know... a lot of the facts are confusing
@@amethyst1826 She was abusing him though and i watched the police camera footage and she said nothing of the sort. Just that she was sorry. Show me any other case of police separating a couple in a place they have never been to and are not familiar with
They're clearly a cold-blooded, amoral family, well-practiced in their methods of hiding from law enforcement . . . which makes you wonder what else they're guilty of. In any case, Brian clearly knew that he could count on them to cover his tracks while he went into hiding. (And of course, their willignness to let him kill himself shows that they didn't really love him or care about him, either, only themselves.)
@@TheSaneHatter That’s always been my thought, too. Surely they knew their son was in a bad state and likely to harm himself or run off. Why would they let him out of their sight??
@@profhortsunlover1536 Agreed...but smart in a common sense kind of way. Everyone thinks that everyone should talk to law enforcement regardless if they are innocent or guilty (thank societal peer pressure for that). Innocent people get jailed all the time bc they refused a lawyer bc they had nothing to hide. Low and behold, as the days pass and there's more pressure on police and detectives to find and prosecute the killer or offender, they will go with what they have~innocent or guilty. We still have rights in America (for now) to ask for legal representation. It pisses me off too that the saying goes "innocent until proven guilty...etc". It seems to be the exact opposite quite frankly and its bullshit. Ppl will automatically assume you're guilty if you're charged...even if you are innocent.
Less than a year after her passing, in the intense public attention that it earned, it's bizarre to see Gabby Petito's murder already passing into history like this.
You don't have any evidence it was murder. Murder requires premeditation and there is just no evidence of that. Brian killed her yes, but the details of exactly what happened are unlikely to ever be known. She was violent too as evidenced by the Moab Aug 12 assault on him. Maybe they had an argument, she flew into a rage, attacked him and he fought back killing her.
Lake Mead in Arizona, U.S.,has just revealed two bodies due to low water levels. Might be a good addition for the next video. I really like.this series.
Thank You CW for another excellent video . I personally find this series really interesting . Ever since Otzi the iceman was discovered I find these glimpses into our past fascinating . Thank You for the video 👍👋❤️
I would like to suggest that you do an episode about the devastating hurricane in Galveston, Texas in 1900. There are many interesting stories of their efforts to find and dispose of all of the bodies. I think the storm surge also flooded several cemeteries, causing many bodies who had been dead for several years to be found among the newly-dead. Interesting story!
Starting about the same time as the feet were found in the UK/Netherlands, feet in trainers were also showing up on the shores of the bays near the Golden Gate bridge in California. I've always wondered why just the feet are found; is it because the soles of the trainers float? But it's a huge concidence that at that time missing feet were being found in all sorts of different countries.
Yes. People jump off high bridges when they are suicidal. After the bodies decay, and disarticulate, the trainers are buoyant and come to the surface, skeleton foot inside.
Though the story about Gabby is tragic, I don't care to hear about it because that was the case, to me at least, where every true crime enthusiast came out and tried solving it on their own. I'm not even joking when I say that once her boyfriend's remain were found, people started posting, "Well, that ruined the fun we had with this case. Now we'll never know why he did it."
That is awful. Every time his name was mentioned in this video, I was swearing at him. I don’t watch/read true crime for fun, but for information, about forensics and most importantly, the types of people to watch out for. RIP, Gabby.
Another very interesting video. Thanks! I always really enjoy your content. One little thing though, I know you're in the UK so it's pretty understandable that you wouldn't know this, but 'squaw' is an outdated and offensive term for a Native American woman. Since it was used in the article, I'm sure you meant absolutely no offence by it in the first story, heck, I didn't even know it was offensive myself until relatively recently, I just figured I'd let you know in case the word comes up in a future video.
@@SeventhSwell I looked and didn't either. I came to note the same thing. I now live in AZ, and it was not so long ago that Squaw Peak was renamed as Piestewa Peak (after veteran Army Specialist, Lori Piestewa). Even in the midst of a very large Indigenous population, many people don't know.
@@genghis_connie Yeah. I grew up near enough to a ski resort called Squaw Valley in CA to see ads for it all the time and it's now Palisades Tahoe. I think the new name's pretty bad but at least it's not the old name.
"Squaw" is actually a very derogatory term. You wouldn't know, of course, but yes, it's not acceptable in polite conversation. Your channel is without peer and every single episode warrants multiple views! Thank you for the amazing factual entertainment!
The timeline for Jason Morley is odd. He was last seen in December 2008. Then one of his feet wash up on the English shore in August 2009, almost 2 years later. Then just one month after that his other foot washes up on the Netherlands shore. The timing of that makes no sense to me.
Maybe if the Laundrie family had taken their son to the police, instead of hiding him, he might still be alive.There is a similar case in that at least 20 human feet have been found on the coasts of British Columbia, Canada, and Washington, US.
in the Bible in psalms 85.......the truth will spring up from the earth.....meaning archeologists today are finding lots of things from the earth.....and ive always believe NOTHING just happens mother nature exposing ppls bodies plus the ppl whom killed them amen this was great though glad the families got relief or justice 😌💔❤🙏💐🌹🥀
I find it strange how it's bad to refer to natives as Indian today when the word Indian comes from indigenous, I would have personally thought Indian was a better way to refer to these people than calling them native Americans, America didn't even exist till 1507
@@CuriousWorldProductions Yes, when I saw it, I clarified my post. Realizing that I was tippy-toeing around what I actually wanted to say: it's not ok to just drop a hard-r n-bomb and this is no better. It's a big yikes from me, my guy.
@@vanivor It sounds like you are very much not familiar with this slur. Maybe do some googling and learn. And just like....be less of a goober? No one in this situation is from India. Gonna go ahead and guess you're either a boomer or an american, or both.
Well, I never expect to see my home ground of the Humber region on...well...anything, really. I know the bridge (like any) has it's share of jumpers, but it's a sad case. Great channel, BTW. I love the breadth of your content and your straightforward delivery. Looking forward to the next vid.
You need to look up Lake Mead in Nevada. We have a major drought happening here. The Hoover Dam is so low that the man made section of the Lake is hundreds of feet low. Four bodies have been found with a possible fifth. Maybe something for you to dig into and do a video on. Thanks for your video today!
I thought that was going to be the topic of the whole video. I was surprised to not see it mentioned. Then again, I live in AZ so it's on the forefront
Two different men's feet are found in roughly the same spot, but... it's "coincidental". OH, pleeeeeease. That's code for "We don't know a blinkin' thing, but we don't want *you* to think that".
There is one event you may not know, the 1993 flood of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. There is a cemetery in Hardin Missouri that half washed away hundreds of bodies with and without caskets! You can find at least one video on it.
It's jarring to see someone saying stories of people's misfortune are "great" like I see dropped casually here in the comment section. These aren't episodes of a TV show.(Just F.Y.I. )
Love love love it when CW uploads!! Very interesting selection of stories. Of course the Gabby Petito story is so fresh on our minds, what a tragedy. I hope you continue with this series. The droughts have made surface 5 sets of human remains in Lake Mead here in the States. Can't wait to here those stories! Take care CW.
I lived in the Las Vegas area for 14 years. When I heard about the body in the oil drum, my first thought was that there is an old Mob guy out there, shaking in his boots.
The police report by the witness said the man assaulted the woman in Gabby’s case. The police misheard it or took her at her word for hitting him first.
Gabby Petito- I live not far from the last photos she posted on IG, the one with her holding a small pumpkin in front of the butterfly wall. I tried talking my daughter into painting the side of my garage like that wall, I’m so glad she never got around to it.
Great to see a new upload from you! I'm saddened but not surprised you didn't hear back from the Indiana Historical Society. There's a lot of controversy about Native American remains and graveyards in the US at the moment. They probably don't want to publicize the fact they have no idea where the remains ended up. Worse yet, they may be on display somewhere, or in a private collection. Related to this, you might want to look into the work being done to find and repatriate the remains of Native children from boarding schools in the US and Canada from the 19th and 20th centuries. During that time, Native children were taken away from their families and tribes and put into schools to be "Westernized". They were forbidden to speak their native languages, abused, and many died. They were buried on the grounds of the schools, often unmarked. Some survivors of the schools are still alive today. The Pope recently made an apology tour in Canada, as many of these schools were run by the Catholic Church.
I visited a museum in Paris , France several years ago and was rather shocked by some of the exhibits . Saddest for me was a collection from an African village . It consisted of their ' sacred figures ' Father, Mother and child ' Beautifully created out of wood, shells and hand made beads . Created to be worshipped and then stolen away to eventually end up in a display . It felt so wrong . As a Brit I am well aware of how much heritage from other countries has been appropriated to fill our museums also 😥 Many collectors are just damn stealers.
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@@BitcoinPitbull Hey thanks. I checked the pronunciation first. Otherwise, yes, I would have said it wrong. 😅
There was a story a while back about feet that kept washing up on some Canadian beach - something like over ten of them over the space of 3 years, if I recall correctly. The beach was 'downcurrent' from a bridge that was popular with people looking to take their own lives. The articles posited that the feet kept being found because, while the rest of the body would sink, feet still in their shoes would be buoyant - so much so that it would eventually cause the decaying ankle joint to give, and the foot in the shoe bobs to the surface and goes floating along on the current to its final destination. The cases you mentioned here sound like similar circumstances.
Ah, that was likely the cause. When I read about the case, I assumed the feet had been severed by hand. Makes more sense when you consider the young man's car was found on the bridge.
@@CuriousWorldProductions Found what I was remembering : look up "Salish Sea Human Foot Discoveries" on wikipedia. 20 feet in the last 15 years found in the area.
@@CuriousWorldProductions yeah, feet in shoes are usually the first big part to break free from the corpse when its in the water decaying.
Bigfoot's revenge.
To quote a former Canadian gang member; "we would weigh everything down, concrete, bricks, scrap iron or something. There isn't much need to bother now, just leave their car on the coast and every one assumes it's suicide when the parts wash up to shore."
Never forget the RCMP were, and probably still are incredibly corrupt.
I live in Northern Ohio and the 1913 flood is a huge part of the local history so it was interesting to hear about it in the video.
I'm so sorry. I lived in defiance ohio for 15 long horrible years. I thank God that I'm back in Texas, where I belong.
There’s a great book about the 1913 flood called Washed Away. Very harrowing. My family is from Johnstown PA and I live in Houston so we know a thing or two historic floods - lived through some, too. If you haven’t been in one, it’s hard to comprehend how utterly destructive a force floodwater is, even if it creeps up slowly. It is insidious. Homeowners’ insurance doesn’t generally cover floods - I advise people to look into their policies, into their city planning, and consider it!
YAYAYAYAY! Love this series
The Gabby Petito story is so tragic. So much was wrong in their relationship.
It will be interesting to see what comes up on the Lake Mead findings lately.
what findings in lake mead ?
@@truthfilter Bodies. One case definitely a criminal act as body found in an old oil barrel.
@@truthfilter all the mob dumpings, one guy was a drowning victim from the late 50s. they might find hundreds of remains in the lake as it dries up.
I do not like the police's actions at all. Smells fishy. Why would they separate them? I have never heard of that being done. Plus being a woman and being alone is risky in certain parts. I don't know... a lot of the facts are confusing
@@amethyst1826 She was abusing him though and i watched the police camera footage and she said nothing of the sort. Just that she was sorry. Show me any other case of police separating a couple in a place they have never been to and are not familiar with
I’m never going to understand why Brian Laundrie’s parents acted the way they did. Every choice they made as soon as Brian returned was bizarre.
They're clearly a cold-blooded, amoral family, well-practiced in their methods of hiding from law enforcement . . . which makes you wonder what else they're guilty of. In any case, Brian clearly knew that he could count on them to cover his tracks while he went into hiding. (And of course, their willignness to let him kill himself shows that they didn't really love him or care about him, either, only themselves.)
@@TheSaneHatter That’s always been my thought, too. Surely they knew their son was in a bad state and likely to harm himself or run off. Why would they let him out of their sight??
they are smart
@@profhortsunlover1536 Agreed...but smart in a common sense kind of way. Everyone thinks that everyone should talk to law enforcement regardless if they are innocent or guilty (thank societal peer pressure for that). Innocent people get jailed all the time bc they refused a lawyer bc they had nothing to hide. Low and behold, as the days pass and there's more pressure on police and detectives to find and prosecute the killer or offender, they will go with what they have~innocent or guilty. We still have rights in America (for now) to ask for legal representation.
It pisses me off too that the saying goes "innocent until proven guilty...etc". It seems to be the exact opposite quite frankly and its bullshit. Ppl will automatically assume you're guilty if you're charged...even if you are innocent.
@@profhortsunlover1536 smart for ghosting her family and letting their son go on a hike by himself? If you say so!
Less than a year after her passing, in the intense public attention that it earned, it's bizarre to see Gabby Petito's murder already passing into history like this.
You don't have any evidence it was murder. Murder requires premeditation and there is just no evidence of that. Brian killed her yes, but the details of exactly what happened are unlikely to ever be known. She was violent too as evidenced by the Moab Aug 12 assault on him. Maybe they had an argument, she flew into a rage, attacked him and he fought back killing her.
Thank you for doing another chapter on this subject, it's my favourite 🤗
what a treat, my favourite series returns!
Always a pleasant surprise when you upload the hard work you put into these videos is appreciated
Lake Mead in Arizona, U.S.,has just revealed two bodies due to low water levels.
Might be a good addition for the next video.
I really like.this series.
I'll definitely include that, thank you.
I think they're up to 5 total now. And I thought I saw more barrels in background.
It's a great day when Curious World posts a new video 🙌🏻
Very well made and presented as usual. You make these videos so well. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Thank You CW for another excellent video . I personally find this series really interesting . Ever since Otzi the iceman was discovered I find these glimpses into our past fascinating . Thank You for the video 👍👋❤️
I'm glad to see another of these because it was this subject that first got me involved with this channel! Thanks.
Celebrate!!! So excited when the notification popped! Ty so much🎉🎉🎉🥳
Glad to see you back, quality uploader. Thanks and all the best to you
I would like to suggest that you do an episode about the devastating hurricane in Galveston, Texas in 1900. There are many interesting stories of their efforts to find and dispose of all of the bodies. I think the storm surge also flooded several cemeteries, causing many bodies who had been dead for several years to be found among the newly-dead. Interesting story!
Starting about the same time as the feet were found in the UK/Netherlands, feet in trainers were also showing up on the shores of the bays near the Golden Gate bridge in California. I've always wondered why just the feet are found; is it because the soles of the trainers float? But it's a huge concidence that at that time missing feet were being found in all sorts of different countries.
Yes. People jump off high bridges when they are suicidal. After the bodies decay, and disarticulate, the trainers are buoyant and come to the surface, skeleton foot inside.
To native Americans, "squaw" is a highly offensive term. Just for future reference. Another excellent episode! Definitely my favorite RUclips channel!
It's been mentioned many times, but thank you.
Yes! You are great at what you do. If you put out a new video ten times a day, I would watch every single one!
the last story is much like the feet washing up on shore on the pacific coast of North America.
Another excellent presentation and fascinating, as always. 🐨🇦🇺
Glad to see an addition to this excellent series.
Though the story about Gabby is tragic, I don't care to hear about it because that was the case, to me at least, where every true crime enthusiast came out and tried solving it on their own. I'm not even joking when I say that once her boyfriend's remain were found, people started posting, "Well, that ruined the fun we had with this case. Now we'll never know why he did it."
That is awful. Every time his name was mentioned in this video, I was swearing at him. I don’t watch/read true crime for fun, but for information, about forensics and most importantly, the types of people to watch out for. RIP, Gabby.
Chef's kiss. I have always enjoyed this series. Bravo!!!
Great video, very interesting. Thank you for the work you put into your content, I really appreciate it.
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Another very interesting video. Thanks! I always really enjoy your content.
One little thing though, I know you're in the UK so it's pretty understandable that you wouldn't know this, but 'squaw' is an outdated and offensive term for a Native American woman. Since it was used in the article, I'm sure you meant absolutely no offence by it in the first story, heck, I didn't even know it was offensive myself until relatively recently, I just figured I'd let you know in case the word comes up in a future video.
I had no idea it was considered offensive, but it has been pointed out already. Thanks.
@@CuriousWorldProductions Sorry, I didn't see that someone else had mentioned it.
@@SeventhSwell I looked and didn't either. I came to note the same thing.
I now live in AZ, and it was not so long ago that Squaw Peak was renamed as Piestewa Peak (after veteran Army Specialist, Lori Piestewa).
Even in the midst of a very large
Indigenous population, many people don't know.
It was early on, so may be way down the comments section. Thanks again.
@@genghis_connie Yeah. I grew up near enough to a ski resort called Squaw Valley in CA to see ads for it all the time and it's now Palisades Tahoe. I think the new name's pretty bad but at least it's not the old name.
One of my favourite series of yours! Glad you made another video about it.
Yayyyyyy, you're back🙏
I don't know why I get so excited about this theme of creepy content, but it sounds like I'm not the only one if people specifically request it!!
They found several bodies by accident when searching for Bryan laundry.
Yes, I want to do a separate video about that.
"Squaw" is actually a very derogatory term. You wouldn't know, of course, but yes, it's not acceptable in polite conversation. Your channel is without peer and every single episode warrants multiple views! Thank you for the amazing factual entertainment!
Oh! 😮 thank you 🙏 you’re back! I’ve been drowning in this sea of pulpy clickbait
This is my 1st time watching this type of video of yrs. It was well done just like your others. Thanks.
The timeline for Jason Morley is odd. He was last seen in December 2008. Then one of his feet wash up on the English shore in August 2009, almost 2 years later. Then just one month after that his other foot washes up on the Netherlands shore. The timing of that makes no sense to me.
🔥THNX!🔥 for an amazing series
This series is so good, but I am glad to wait for the good stories to trickle in.
Rudi and Bigfoot crossed paths
Your channel is excellent. You deserve more subscribers for sure
Maybe if the Laundrie family had taken their son to the police, instead of hiding him, he might still be alive.There is a similar case in that at least 20 human feet have been found on the coasts of British Columbia, Canada, and Washington, US.
Finally, someone correctly pronouncing Mobile.
I had to look it up, but thanks for noticing. 🙂
We have the same problem here in Newfoundland. Nobody ever pronounces it correctly.
Oh I didn't think you were still doing these. Very 👍
I very much enjoy your vlogs.
Haha great to see you include Sean McNeaney in your vid, another spinner of fascinating dark yarns. -(waves at Micro Man LP-
Interesting 🌺❤️👵💕
Cant believe ive never heard of the great flood, i live super close to one of the rivers
There's a fascinating video on RUclips about feet washing ashore in an area on the west coast of Canada. The feet are found in shoes, also
Amazing video! ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you!!
A sea monster ate them but left the feet 🤷🏾♀️
Great 👍🏻🇬🇧
Hi, Joe..👋🌞😺😊
@@damarysdingui hello damarys I'm late with a hello. 😕
@@joethebrowser2743.. It's okay.. I thought you was asleep by now..😴😁
Is it creepy that I know all of these…and still listen to another version?
3:45 that's a slur dude
Welcome to my abode. This channel rocks. Like 🙂
Thanks, MadGary.
Anne Heche also died doing what she loved.
in the Bible in psalms 85.......the truth will spring up from the earth.....meaning archeologists today are finding lots of things from the earth.....and ive always believe NOTHING just happens mother nature exposing ppls bodies plus the ppl whom killed them amen this was great though glad the families got relief or justice 😌💔❤🙏💐🌹🥀
That manager is dodgy and a liar poor man sorry for his dad and family
So many young people in this ...dead
1:26 Honest Crap
I also cant believe the historical society didnt reply to you, theyre usually good about that kinda thing
I suspect you are unaware that the term 'squaw' to refer to an indigenous woman is very derogatory and offensive. Please 🙏 do not use it again
It has been mentioned once or twice.
@@CuriousWorldProductions or a million? Lol. Live and learn.
Mr Moder's remains should have been sent back to Germany by now. There's nothing stopping them.
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American Indian remains are to remain buried. You need special permission to touch the remains of Native Americans.
No thanks for the Gabbi Petito shit. Just leaves as much space for Scott and Lacey Peterson. Culturally, we don’t need this shit. Let’s move on.
My guy, it is NOT okay to use the phrase "Indian squaw" even if you're quoting something.
Holy actual shit.
A few minutes ago your comment said that you "hoped" I was quoting. Which I was. I showed the clipping on screen.
Yes, it is. It's okay to quote absolutely anything from a historical perspective. Who are you to dictate?
I find it strange how it's bad to refer to natives as Indian today when the word Indian comes from indigenous, I would have personally thought Indian was a better way to refer to these people than calling them native Americans, America didn't even exist till 1507
@@CuriousWorldProductions Yes, when I saw it, I clarified my post. Realizing that I was tippy-toeing around what I actually wanted to say: it's not ok to just drop a hard-r n-bomb and this is no better. It's a big yikes from me, my guy.
@@vanivor It sounds like you are very much not familiar with this slur. Maybe do some googling and learn. And just like....be less of a goober? No one in this situation is from India. Gonna go ahead and guess you're either a boomer or an american, or both.
Dang, I hope I'm not too late..😩
I was ready to go to work and I saw you uploaded..
Thanks, CW..💖
You're 6 minutes late and come in second place. An improvement. 😅
@@CuriousWorldProductions.. Well, second is better than last..😁
@@damarysdingui hello damarys what are you doing here? 👍🏻✋🏻
@@joethebrowser2743.. He's also one of my favorite channels from a few years ago..😁
@@damarysdingui he's from my country. 🇬🇧
Poor Gabby, she deserved so much better than she got.
They abused each other. Just sick relationship. You don’t know what she deserved
@@amazingsupergirl7125 Gabby didn't do anything that warranted being murdered.
Great series! You keep making them and I’ll keep listening!
So glad you did another WNUtD...I love these stories, morbid soul that I am ❤️💀
You have the perfect voice for a hard-boiled detective in a permanently overcast town.
😅 I like that imagery. I can see it.
It's always a delight to see a new post from you, mate. I hope you are doing well and are having a wonderful day!
Well, I never expect to see my home ground of the Humber region on...well...anything, really. I know the bridge (like any) has it's share of jumpers, but it's a sad case. Great channel, BTW. I love the breadth of your content and your straightforward delivery. Looking forward to the next vid.
You need to look up Lake Mead in Nevada. We have a major drought happening here. The Hoover Dam is so low that the man made section of the Lake is hundreds of feet low. Four bodies have been found with a possible fifth. Maybe something for you to dig into and do a video on. Thanks for your video today!
I'd never heard of that. I'll definitely include it. When did it happen?
@@CuriousWorldProductions This summer.
I thought that was going to be the topic of the whole video. I was surprised to not see it mentioned. Then again, I live in AZ so it's on the forefront
brian was a scrub, she was supporting them both $, and she was done with him, he was losing his golden goose
Two different men's feet are found in roughly the same spot, but... it's "coincidental". OH, pleeeeeease. That's code for "We don't know a blinkin' thing, but we don't want *you* to think that".
There is one event you may not know, the 1993 flood of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. There is a cemetery in Hardin Missouri that half washed away hundreds of bodies with and without caskets! You can find at least one video on it.
This was great! FYI, “squaw” is very much a racial slur and not used by Indigenous people. 😬 Very jarring to hear dropped casually here.
It's jarring to see someone saying stories of people's misfortune are "great" like I see dropped casually here in the comment section. These aren't episodes of a TV show.(Just F.Y.I. )
Three boots with feet inside of three different young men.. all found around the same time … seems a bit fishy to me..
I thought for sure there would be a section about Lake Mead. Maybe next time.
I didn't hear about that until after I'd made this. Definitely next time.
Love love love it when CW uploads!! Very interesting selection of stories. Of course the Gabby Petito story is so fresh on our minds, what a tragedy.
I hope you continue with this series. The droughts have made surface 5 sets of human remains in Lake Mead here in the States. Can't wait to here those stories! Take care CW.
Hi Kat, I heard about Lake Mead after I made this video. Hopefully by the time I get around to covering it, there will be more information.
I lived in the Las Vegas area for 14 years. When I heard about the body in the oil drum, my first thought was that there is an old Mob guy out there, shaking in his boots.
The Knuckles and Gloves boxing podcast did an episode on Jesse James Hughes about a year back
This guy slid that heritage commercial in there very smoothly, hella transition…
It’s not much of a mystery of who killed that Boxer. What is wrong with them? Does the body have to have TILLMAN KILLED ME written on it?
OH BOY ITS MY LUCKY DAY
The police report by the witness said the man assaulted the woman in Gabby’s case. The police misheard it or took her at her word for hitting him first.
Goodness you do some research Not easy Kudos
Gabby Petito- I live not far from the last photos she posted on IG, the one with her holding a small pumpkin in front of the butterfly wall. I tried talking my daughter into painting the side of my garage like that wall, I’m so glad she never got around to it.
Thank you for the shout out 👍 Interesting and informative as always.
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OMG IM SO EXCITED FOR THIS VID OMG I'M FANGIRLING SOOOOOO HARD RIGHT NOW OMFG I LOVE THIS TOPIC!!!!!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😜😜😫😫😫
Another brilliant production...thank you 👍
Who doesn’t enjoy a corpse washed out of the ground? Totally disgusting and fun! And sometimes, tragic.
Yay! New video! Thank you so much!
Excellent. Thank you!
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Excellent thank you.
Yippee!! I love these videos.
Ooh great thanks 😊
Great to see a new upload from you! I'm saddened but not surprised you didn't hear back from the Indiana Historical Society. There's a lot of controversy about Native American remains and graveyards in the US at the moment. They probably don't want to publicize the fact they have no idea where the remains ended up. Worse yet, they may be on display somewhere, or in a private collection.
Related to this, you might want to look into the work being done to find and repatriate the remains of Native children from boarding schools in the US and Canada from the 19th and 20th centuries. During that time, Native children were taken away from their families and tribes and put into schools to be "Westernized". They were forbidden to speak their native languages, abused, and many died. They were buried on the grounds of the schools, often unmarked. Some survivors of the schools are still alive today. The Pope recently made an apology tour in Canada, as many of these schools were run by the Catholic Church.
I visited a museum in Paris , France several years ago and was rather shocked by some of the exhibits . Saddest for me was a collection from an African village . It consisted of their ' sacred figures ' Father, Mother and child ' Beautifully created out of wood, shells and hand made beads . Created to be worshipped and then stolen away to eventually end up in a display . It felt so wrong . As a Brit I am well aware of how much heritage from other countries has been appropriated to fill our museums also 😥 Many collectors are just damn stealers.