Hellier Season 1: Episode 2 | Ink and Black
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Episode 2: As the team finally arrives in Hellier, a perusal of the case file prompts a stunning revelation that shifts the case into the realm of wider fringe phenomena.
Series: Driven by a plea for help from a man under supernatural assault, a small crew of paranormal researchers find themselves in a dying coal town, where a series of strange coincidences leads them to a decades-old mystery with far-reaching implications.
Hellier is independently produced and funded by Planet Weird.
Director, Executive Producer, and Editor: Karl Pfeiffer
Executive Producers for Planet Weird: Greg Newkirk and Dana Newkirk.
Co-Executive Producer: Connor Randall
Producer and Camera Operator: Rashad Sisemore.
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As an Appalachian, I'd like to chime in on the impression you got of the locals. First, I'd like to say I appreciate y'all being so genuinely polite to the locals, instead of being condescending. Please understand, it's not uncommon to come to Appalachia and have locals come off as polite yet distant. If we seem suspicious it's likely because we are. We're an area that's been systematically impoverished and exploited for over 100 years now, and mocked the world over for being little more than cavemen (no pun intended). We've collectively learned to be cautious of others until we learn their intentions in our home, as no one wants to open up to a stranger only to end up being made a fool of or being exploited in some way. I'd say there are a lot more people there than you think with stories, who just aren't comfortable discussing "local matters" with strangers. I live a few hours away from Hellier, in East TN. I'm in the Smokies and we've also got a lot of caves. My grandparents told stories of Wee Folk, some of the Native Americans in the Appalachians have stories of Little People. There are more correlations to what you're looking for than you realize. Keep on searching. ❤
This is true anywhere in the mountains and country. It takes folks time to get use to new people. I know because i live in Wythe county near Carrol county Va. We have had people come here and make fools out of our people by filming their stuff showing that we were a bunch of hicks but in fact some of the most intelligent folks were never filmed. You all did not take advantage of the people like that in your film. By the same token, never make an opinion a person by the way they talk. Northern folks have twisted words and slang too. When the young man said "watch out" it wasn't a threat he merrily meant to mean ' be careful" thats all.
Rachel Blair lol no one here except self important assholes call themselves " the locals"
The native Cherokees have told of the little people for ages!
I too, am an Appalachian and I would like to say you’re assessment is 100% accurate.
I have heard other Appalachian natives say the exact same thing about being suspicious of outsiders, even if those "outsiders" have lived there for a decade or more.
Those pillars are actually a bridge now. There was a delay on building it, but that whole section has been completely renovated since the filming. Cool to see that.
@@samanthab1923 3174 but in the future it's going to be the main route on US 23.
I'm from Pikeville, Kentucky and alot of people I know refer to the goblins they saw as bald-headed chirping children.
An interesting note there considering one of the emails that started all this referred to them (as the daughter apparently described) as the "kids without hair" and were described as making glutteral chirping noises.
WELL, THATS EVEN MORE TERRIFYING THAN GOBLINS!!!
next time take a photo!
@@celticeyesmorriganrising929 me too!! 😲
Have you seen them?
I've driven from Canada through every State between me and the Florida Keys many times. The guy warning you about not trusting everyone is because there are some really sketchy people in those teeny towns. Most have weapons. Many criminals go into those areas to hide. I was warned in almost every small town gas station I've stopped in through the US. More so in the mountains actually. Word spreads rapidly about strangers being there and can be targets for those people you should avoid. Especially with all that expensive gear. I think the guy was just legitimately warning you to be careful. Alot of forest land for people to disappear on.
@@samanthab1923 What happened?
We drove through a small town in the mountains of Montana on the way up to Alberta and it was the eeriest place I've ever been. We only stopped for a few minutes to grab food and gas but every resident there went DEAD silent and stared at us. Got out of there pretty fast lol
Also, here in the Alleghenies (the section of the Appalachians that Hellier is in, and where I'm from) there's a....oh what's the scientific name for it.......a FUCKING METRIC SHIT TON of Methamphetamine that's bought, sold, cooked, and whatnot. That'll drive a redneck with a bunch of guns that are older than the town itself, to break into a home and do....basically whatever. They could drink all of your Mt. Dew and get caught by the police because they decided to take time out to play your PlayStation for hours and hours...or they could just kill you quick and steal your tools and chainsaw, fence it to a meth chef, hide in his parent's bathroom with an 8 ball, and smoke until they're either dead, get caught, or go so insane they start pondering how much of the letter 7 could they possibly eat before they shoot their air conditioner.
Wow, that happened to me a long time ago in Chattanooga Tennessee always lived in Chicago. I would go back-and-forth and then when I got older and drove down there everyone didn’t like me they try to run me off the road even a trucker I was like 20 years old that was all a set up though I started beating him at the bottom of the mountain. A sheriff stopped me. I didn’t understand a word he said anyway, but they never light no one from the north in the south before either for lotta reasons, but one because of the war the Yankees in the rebels really strange things happen in the little towns be careful is right.
@@CidsaDragoon happened to me and my ex in the Tennessee mountains. Especially since my ex has darker skin. Creepy af!
The goblins and their association with caves and mines reminds me of the moon-eyed people from Cherokee folklore. I wonder if the Native Americans in Appalachia had come across entities like the goblins.
Yes I was literally just reminded of the moon people with this episode
There's a tribe that says "Ant people" invited them into their caves around the Grand Canyon. Probably the same critters.
I'm sure there were plenty of reasons Kentucky was the "Dark & Bloody Land". Nonetheless, she is home.
So cool and fascinating
Papaw Hunt called 'em that. He was full-blooded Native American, though I forget which tribe. They're the same creature, different names.
When the hillbilly said “why haven’t we landed on the sun” I lost it.
I’m from this area and man I’m mad that they had to talk to someone like that, he wasn’t helping at all, just playing devils advocate to everything they asked him, kept answering questions with more questions.
@@princehuff4141 do you see something strange in this area?
Radoslav Ivanov hellier is a very small community/neighborhood, I don’t live in hellier but very close. So no I haven’t experienced these things
Yup. Spoken with all the 'Intelligence' of a Trump voter XD
@@DarkInugami92 spoken like a child
You guys keep mentioning how ppl warned you to stay safe and not trust people, but what idk if you realize is that towns like that are where meth is made. Ppl tell you not to wander or get led into the woods because Missouri and Kentucky are infamous for having meth kitchens all over the place, out in the country where nobody will notice them. Loving the show, that just immediately jumped out at me is all
Big Rock Candy Mountains🎶
Not all of Kentucky…
What a prejudiced comment
Facts. Feller here's telling the honest to goodness truth here. Never forget Scott Hamilton.
@@ra803g6do you live here??? No. Or else ur unaware or fulla shit. I’m in somerset and a tweaker just left my house. It’s not a big deal to do it here. It’s treated like drinking or smoking weed sadly. Yet No one smokes good weed or wax bc they’ve never seen good anything lol. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I’m from Kentucky and when someone says, “Y’all watch out now or y’all be careful,” It literally means to just take care. 😂 I see so many people taking it has a threat or just weird. I promise it’s not that deep lol. 23:25
North Carolinian here...that, or it means you may be met with a shotgun if you trespass. Not necessarily spooky at all 😂
@@lofi971 Exactly!!
lol, you know people, everyone has to over exaggerate things to make it more interesting to themselves.
Yep! It's basically saying "goodbye" in Hillbilly! That feller at that "gas station, grocery store, pizza place" (btw, it's called Jiffy Stop) was simply giving well wishes.
Same thing happened on American Idol once. I had a good laugh till someone explained it to them.
Everytime you show someone's office, there seems to be a I WANT TO BELIEVE poster lol
AJ Klassen I noticed that too I wonder if they did that on purpose to kind of set the stage
brandi hoffman I think it’s just a motto, I have a patch on my jacket that says the same thing. And don’t we all WANT to believe? It makes the world more special that it seems most of the time.
I think they have it as callbacks to the X Files and Unsolved Mysteries and the other shows that inspired people to think outside of the box. People who have those posters or similar paraphernalia are often so maligned for being crazy or foolish, but I take it as “I hope there is a deeper meaning to everything.”
the museum i work in (which is in the second season) has the same poster
I thought the same lol I gotta get me 1
@@Fubs_the_queen You should take a little time to look at this world. Its pretty darn special.
You mentioned the source of the ink and black code was Crowley- well another connection to this case was that during his experiments in 1918 Crowley claimed to summon a demon or extra-dimensional entity named Lam. Crowley’s drawing of the entity looks an awful lot like the typical depiction of a grey alien, much like these Kentucky Goblins.
It seems to me that this occult contact to the ETs is a very similar phenomenon to Stephen Greers CE-5 protocol.. using intent, cncentration, and the mind to reach out.. only in his case crowley et al are doing it through the format of the occult that they are familiar with
that was a tibetan lama, hence "lam"
The picture of lam has a real strong vibe of truth.
Yes it does scary connections
@@morganhunt1155 And the intent perhaps less pure.
Does anybody else's ears ring while watching this? Happens with every episode
Yes, and cold chills
WTF?! YES!!! WHY IS THAT???
It did on the first episode
Yes!!
thought i was the only one!
This show has such an ominous feel to it, very atmospheric. The score really brings you in and makes you feel like you're there. Beautifully shot as well. Amazing job, I'm glued!
But Hellier isn't ominous or atmospheric....unless you consider food stamps and meth "ominous" or "atmospheric" lol!
im from georgia. 95% of the time, a "see ya/yall later" is followed up with "yall be careful". its not a threat, just a small way of showing care. for me personally, however, 'yall be careful' didnt mean 'dont get hurt/be smart', it meant 'dont get caught'... 😜
I’m from South Carolina and it’s the same here
Same here. I'm from Hellier. We usually follow it up with "Be good or be good at it" or "Have a good'n"
Waiting for Indrid Cold to show up in the comments...
You and us both.
Could you imagine
That woulld be AWESOME
...
Omg ^
"Late last night and the night before, Tommyknockers, Tommyknockers, knocking at my door. Wanna go out, don't know if I can, 'cause I'm scared of the tommyknocker man..."
Yup
_"And they knocked off. I saw them with some birds..."_
Here in Hellier, it's more like "Late Last night and the night before, chicken fights, chicken fights and another meth whore. I wanna go out, but I don't know if I can, because fucking Meth Heads will steal my chainsaw again!"
I agree about synchronicities! I believe in design and something/someone behind pushing you the message and for you to be the messenger! Like this series...
"Why are you frightened? We mean you no harm." Has never been said genuinely.
By a human ;)
Hey, looks can be deceiving!
It's like the whole town was told to keep quiet.
There is no war in ba sing se
Honestly, it's pretty common in small town Appalachia. I lived in a town in Tennessee of under 1,000 and if you were an "outsider" or strange at all, you were kept at a pretty big distance until people figured out if they could trust you. After that, you learn all the town gossip hahaha. It's just a symptom of being more isolated than other parts of the country.
As someone born and raised in Pikeville that tarot reading gave me chills and made me sad and angry too. It really does seem to reflect the area.
Kalee Bentley
..... WHY ? The reading was way off target, { of which, there are several.} i laughed when i saw how sensitive he was with the style of shuffling he used on the cards....great for poker but NOT for Tarot. So, please don't read...anything... into it.
This girl doesn’t know tarot.
@@mskramer No....but she knows Pikeville. The Devil, meaning a misuse of power? I honestly wish you had a small understanding of just how corrupt Pikeville really is. I'll give you a small taste here.....Paul Patton, former State Governor and his buddy Walter May, along with cronies Lillian Pearl Elliot, Donna Damron, Jessie Bowling, Eddie Crum, and his right-hand-man Wayne T. Rutherford, fucking own the place. Literally and figuratively. Let's just focus on Walter May by himself for now.
Just before he passed, Walter May owned: Pikeville Medical Center, East Kentucky Broadcasting (consisting of the ONLY local television channel and literally ALL of the local radio stations), the Appalachian News-Express newspaper, The University of Pikeville (well, not technically 'owned' but was COB) 7 restaurants, was the single biggest doner to the Pikeville City Police, the County Sherriff's Department, Pikeville Fire Department, Kentucky State Police Post 9, and that's just what I can recall off the top of my head. Do you see what this means? That means that he owns all of the media in the area, has the police in his debt, is able to funnel dirty cash through a hospital, has a firm grip on how educated the local population can get, and basically feeds you. He owns the fucking place!
Now, Paul Patton......where to begin on this dude. He was the politican that made this all, somehow, 100% legal. He's a fucking weasel. He also owned over half of the coal mines in the area after a while, and ran the UMWA out of here. He also fights chickens...just throwing that in there. Well, after Walter passed, all of that goes to Patton and NOT any of May's family. (strange) but that's just starting here.....When Patton was Governor he redirected State money to the Hospital and grew it FUCKING FAST! Where'd it come from? Well, a Federal Auditor found out....a thing called Coal Severance. It'd take too long to explain here, but basically it took money from the then-still-profitable coal industry and distributed it EVENLY across KY's 120 Counties. Pike County got ALL of it.....somehow.....with over 80% going to the hospital (which May owned at the time). The other counties didn't notice this because of some clever book-cooking and all-around douchbaggery of politics.
I could go on for days, but I'm tired of typing right now, and I need a drink. Hopefully this helps.
Edited for spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Thank you.
the kentucky goblin by description comes off very similar to the old native american Cherokee legend of the Moon Eyed people .
They have some kind of legend in the Carolina Mountains too about these creatures too. I forget what they called them.
The moon eyed people are described as albino, moon eyed white haired flute playing little people who weave fishing nets. There is a difference.
"Planets closer than the Moon"? 😯 What the what???
Made me laugh
It's that Nibiru shit. Ya' know the fuckin Annunaki and the people who think they're real
Meth that’s what that is just the meth talking is all lol straight up.
Joseph John dude meth makes you like hyper it doesn’t make you smarter lol it makes you insane over the course of even just months of use you’re not supposed to have like gnarly chemicals and drain cleaner in crystal form in your veins or firing through your brain.
I think Mars is really close, but idk.
Got this channel from Bedtime Stories. Subbed and totally hooked on this story!
Suzie Ford - season 2 starts next week- so perfect timing
Same. Watched the bedtime story video and here I am lol
Me too
Without a doubt, the absolute best paranormal documentary I've ever seen.
Yes I agree. Have you ever watched Ghosts of Carmel Maine Channel on RUclips? Absolutely one of the most amazing haunted house cases I have ever seen, made by the guy who lives in the house. He has been investigating for 3 years now and has captured some of the most compelling evidence I have ever seen of ghosts and spirits.
I grew up in Pike County. My memory of Heller is playing grewling basketball games there. Once we were leaving after a game on the night before Halloween. Some local teens totally "assaulted" our bus with eggs! That was the only violence we worried about when I was growing up. There are areas (hollers) that you definitely don't want to traverse without a local guide. Growers and shiners shoot first then ask questions I guess.
Now, there is one paranormal story I directly remember from childhood, where way down lower Brushy there was a "hooded , honeycombed faced, caped" creature that made a few appearances by swooping out into the very narrow road in front of people's cars. This was mid 80's.
Sounds like the mothman
Brushy?? Shit man....that's the land that time forgot! I'm surprised you didn't see a dinosaur up there!!
Joking aside....I used to play ball too. Not for Hellier though, I was in fourth grade when they shut it down and burnt it. I played for the Millard Mustangs. Small Forward #14. We were so good one year that we didn't win a game!!
"How do you know the moon ain't too cold?"
Oh, honey..
I deal with this tons of times living in East Tennessee (general ignorance of outer space, the Earth is flat and we never went to the moon). A very good reason I don't date anyone here as a rule of thumb.
Whether they would help or not you guys should really bring firearms with you.
I second that.
Third that
Yep. And have them cocked, locked, and ready to rock. Cause. we got rattlesnakes, copperheads, and the most dangerous of wildlife.....meth addicts.
Great series! I live about five minutes away from Jenkins, KY in a town called Pound, VA. It's probably around an hour or so from Hellier. There are a lot of little towns in the area exactly like it: Abandoned and forgotten, impoverished old coal towns that only have people still in them because they are too stubborn to leave despite the conditions. Pound is not that different.
As another comment said, thank you for being respectful of the people of these small towns, but I'm also surprised you got as far as you did, to be honest. The people around here can smell an "outsider" from a mile away and are not receptive to those said outsiders. Hell, I was born and raised only fifteen miles away and get treated the same way.
I live in Hellier, but I hear Pound VA is just about the same.
And we're not too stubborn to leave. It's just that leaving here would mean that these mountains beat us. And we're far to proud to let that shit happen. Oh we talk about it, but even if we do "leave" we somehow find our way back within a year or three.
I go to Norton yearly to see family. We go to pound alot for food or shopping. I’m from NW Ohio & always been treated great there. I love it so much. The southern hospitality is amazing. ❤
As someone that grew up in Kentucky... never ever go a cave where you hear a woman crying... it’s mostly likely a panther .. we have black panthers in Kentucky.. if you ain’t from there don’t go in the woods alone
No such thing as a black panther .. just cougars and they aren’t black. Leopards and jaguars aren’t in the states.
Yeah I was gonna say, there are no black Panthers, and DEF not any large black cats in the USA, there's cougars, which are their typical fawn coloring.
Either that or a Hellcat. Those are badass kitties!
My opinion, it's a Hellcat, not a panther.
@@jacobross9271 you can say what you want, be my guess and follow the sound
I wanna know where these planets closer than the moon are Hahahaha
I can see why Mysterious Universe got hooked right away. This is really well done. Bravo 👏
I am GLUED. You all are effortless storytellers. The cinema is beautiful. The action is honest. Thanks for making and sharing with us.
If you do a search of property sales, you can narrow down the number of houses to drive by. Not that many people would have moved in or out in the time frame the "Dr" gave you. I'd also ask the locals where they buy groceries and question the employees that work there. My cousins lives on a farm, raise livestock and crops and even they have to get some supplies from the store.
Yes!! I was thinking this while watching and thought it would be obvious.
You can try, but the corruption in Pikeville, at the time, between Judge Executive Wayne T. Rutherford, Walter May (the man that owns just about everything in the county from the hospital to UPIKE to the radio stations, etc..) and Donna Damron among others. If they don't like you, then you ain't getting shit. Period.
When someone asks you with a straight face: “why haven’t we landed on the Sun?”, you know you’re in the right spot to find the supernatural things you’re looking for. 😌
Production quality is really really good. Very much enjoying this series !
At 26:59 a man begins to explain his point of view on a certain subject and his logic is WILD.
Too cold.. classic!
"Cuz there's sposed to be other planets closer than the moon, well how come we ain't went to them?"
Man I've heard a lot of evidence for moon landing denial, some of it reasonably compelling, but this guy.....omfg, smh.
Jordan Mertens Dude the guy you are talking about that other planets between the earth and moon, he was able to make it to the 3rd grade before his daddy was decapitated in the coal mines and he and two other brothers were made stop being a little boy seeking an education and grow up fast and work in the mines to help feed the other 13 brother and sisters that no long3r had a bread winner for the household, so its no telling where he has came up with that new planet shit but he is a dam good dude just had a hard life of taking care of others
@@Storolf Dude the guy you are talking about that other planets between the earth and moon, he was able to make it to the 3rd grade before his daddy was decapitated in the coal mines and he and two other brothers were made stop being a little boy seeking an education and grow up fast and work in the mines to help feed the other 13 brother and sisters that no long3r had a bread winner for the household, so its no telling where he has came up with that new planet shit but he is a dam good dude just had a hard life of taking care of others
@@josephjohn7209 🤣🤣
When I started watching this documentary I remembered the movie The Descent. Anyone else remember that movie about the women that go into a cave in North Carolina and get attacked by these creatures in the cave
This is so cool. I live about 5 minutes from Hellier. Very interesting!
I'm sure you've seen or heard things...
Ever hear any related stories?
Up in Bowling Fork myself. Probably met ya.
I don't know where ya'll stayed in Pikeville, but it looked a bit shadey. Drive the extra bit bk up to Prestonsburg and stay at their Comfort Suites. My husband and I stay there when we are down around there exploring and they're really nice. I think the one comment that that area is a sort of gateway, but no one is open to seeing it that way is very spot on. And its not that they can't. It's that they won't. The general consensus of most of my beloved eastern Ky is "don't mess around with that stuff" because it's not churchy behavior and we are still a very old-school bible belty place and then also, no one wants to "be weird." Especially in small towns where your reputation is sometimes all you have. Keep at it! Something will shake loose sooner or later ;) (then again I haven't watched the rest of these episodes so maybe it did lol)
They stayed at a hotel that used to be called the "Hatfield & McCoy Inn" and it was a pretty safe place to stay. It's the Day's Inn and Super 8 you wanna avoid.
I’ve got my hands on a copy of Allen Greenfield’s Book and I’ve already read through most of it, I already owned Liber Al and 777 which are the books he recommends for understanding the Cypher. I’ve been going back and forth with the texts and I feel like I’ve almost got it figured out but I’m having trouble with interpreting the numbers I crunched. I might make a video about it if I can just wrap my head around this last bit.
It's pretty easy. You might be better off getting hold of a book called 'magical language of the book of the law: an English qaballa primer' by Cath Thompson. You can get it on Kindle. This gives all the words permitted to use along with their numerical values. You can't speak to aliens using any and all words, they must be words from class A (divinely received) texts. This book gives the history of cypher 6. It doesn't mention UFOs or aliens though, it's an occult book.
Whatsitallabaaat thank you very much, I will check it out. That might be why I’m having trouble because 777 is considered class B, but it’s what the author says to use, a misdirection perhaps?
It is time now - We need S3, Please...
So having watched both seasons through, this Tarot reading is scary accurate for how things play out at the end. Terry pulling the strings, misinterpreting the information he was giving you, but ultimately fated to end up where you needed to be anyways. Gave me the shivers.
I feel like the second season has more going on in it and covers some interesting points. Definitely answers a lot of questions, but also asks a lot more.
@@fnorazril For a series called "Hellier" the second season spent a lot of time in Parkersburg. I mean, I get it, but still....
Man, you should've contacted me, lol. I definitely could've helped you out with weird material. I live in this general area (the southern tip of Ohio, a location that's pretty close to just across the river from Point Pleasant) and have met the "little people of the woods" on several occasions. Though the phenomenon is much more subtle, nuanced, and less physical than what is generally depicted thus far in this documentary, the woods/cave systems around here are filled to the brim with all manner of sentient beings...especially a place the locals call "Scary Creek" around Lake Vesuvius.
The little folk or fae seemed to be connected to missing 411 and the cave system. Also connected to will o wisps. Did you experience them as floating orbs? Did you experience complete silence in the woods during your encounter?
JarrodDSchneider just like the Trumbull county sightings.
@@normandy8806 Yes, there were hundreds (if not thousands) of balls of bluish-white light that emerged from behind the plant-life along the creek bank, with one giant red orb, more ominous in nature, that followed in the distance. The smaller orbs also phase-shifted into feminine humanoid forms if you caught the light glinting from them in just the right way. There was also a classic gnome-like figure that mischievously peeked and darted from behind the trees at certain points along the path that runs parallel with the creek. It’s definitely a magical place.
@JarrodDSchneider Little people of the woods is a Native American legend, more known as Pukwudgies. I don't think at this point, this is what they're looking for at all.
Will you say more?
This documentary, investigation, case is so well done and just pulls you in and if you are from a small town, you would understand the what you thought was ominous from the town folk was actually a normal thing especially when they are speaking to travellers.
Hellier ain't no "town".....it's a single two-lane road, a post office, a few folks, and enough meth to sink an aircraft carrier.
Any other Tarot Readers here that think she missed the point with The Devil? The Devil is more about toxicity and codependency than a misuse of power or manipulation. That would be more the Magician Rxd.
@@rickyjones597 my comment is so dang old that I'm not 100% sure what the context is. But yes, some readers read intuitively but that's not what she was doing. She was giving the verbatim meaning of all the cards...except the devil. Other cards surrounding do influence the overall meaning but if that had been the case then I wouldnt have made the comment that I did. I'm not trashing her interpretation, I just felt like she missed a valid point. And yes, lots of people read with playing cards. They are assigned a corresponding suit from the traditional rider waite deck. Diamonds = pents, hearts = cups, clubs = wands, and spades= swords. It's like a traditional reading without the major arcana. I've been reading since I was 16....so 21 years. We all have our own methods.
@@loveshoves1825 I just think it's cool that you revisit the page to continue comments.
Walter May was running Pikeville at the time. I think "misuse of power" was on the fucking nose.
Dude I'm east Kentucky born and raised my whole 27 years of life besides 2 have been lived 45 mins from where this takes place, my cousin is gonna be stoked that ufo at the end of the first episode he seen a week before it was sighted in pike county, I can't believe I'm just finding out about this I used to visit your website I remember reading about this years ago never thought this would come from it I'm stoked
45 minutes...so around Pikeville? I live up in Hellier/Marrowbone myself and have my whole 40 years.
DR may mean he simply has a PHD. There are many "Doctors" of various specialty. I find it quite interesting that the town's name is 'Hell'ier. Perhaps a connection to the "Devils" Peak/tower/backbone/plateau/bank/mountains of David Paulides missing 411 disappearances.
Yeah, but pronounced Hey-er. Everyone but the locals mispronounce the town name. 😂
Nope. Named after the town's founder who's last name was Hellier. We DO have some weird location names though.....Wolfpit, Rockhouse, Poorbottom, Greasy Creek, Island Creek, Bartley Holler, Maynerd Knob, Knob Creek, and my personal favorite....Little Big Branch!
@@wigglyennui Yep.....and I don't know if it's ever mentioned in this documentary, but "Marrowbone" is pronounced "Marr Bone"
In sin sin atti.
This is one of the best paranormal documentaries iv seen in a long time, I'm really enjoying seeing where it leads us
Maybe you and David Paulides are on similar paths ,just different angles
Definitely 411 could be part of it I agree
Very interesting connection
My thoughts exactly
@@kayvalentine I think it's definitely connected... There's just no other explanation for all this weird shit and disapearnces.
it is!!
Get yourself a drone to improve your chances of finding clues... Also, serial footage are awesome
This is one of the best docu-series ive ever seen, seriously. Amazing job!
One of my Dr's is named Dr. David Christie. I live in NC
Woaa...I do too what part?
You ever ask that doc bout little green cave aliens?
Maybe next time you visit do a
*cough* HELLIER *cough* and see what happens
@@callmewaves1160 🤣
Try looking as this strangeness as interdimensional instead of extraterrestrial.
I really like the score, production and content. The story telling is really good and had me in marathon mode. Great job!
You want to see weird come back on the first of the month.
Go to Wal-Mart and you will see all the gremlins you want to see
🤣🤣🤣✔
Happy Firstmas!
asasial1977 the Methican goblins are out in full force on the first ..Wylin out in Wallyworld 😂
🤣🤣🤣 they are all looking for the "precious" 💍👀👀
Hilarious!!!
I love them all so much, i love this project and this subject, I wish I knew them better, when I watch this and their other projects it almost feels like I know them, Their all so genuine, honest, talented and good people. I really do feel like hellier makes it known that you've seen this. The way it's shot is beautiful and I love the feel, the pace, the people. I want to know everything they've learned and theres so much to catch up on, I don't know where to start, but I hope to have people in my life that are similar to them and can go on wild adventures like these. I'd be down to research and travel to experience and find out more of what's out there. This inspires me to read and learn more, and I've also been more spiritually calm and have changed my wat of thinking, I've become so much more aware and I am so grateful. thank you for this content, i send much love and can't wait to see and support in the future! hopefully get to a convention would be cool. keep it up and stay safe!
This was a random pick,so glad i picked it.Great stuff, am really intrigued.
I live 3 mile below Heller (Allaghaney) just above rockhouse and lived here in the area my whole life YOU HAVEN'T SEEN NOTHING YET, WRONG PLACE ! there's a lot to be learned from these lil fellers, I have actually live trapped one a few years back and kept the thing for over a week, the chirping is them communicating between each other toman extent they hate the brightness and not found of the heat they can communicate telepathically there are no ears there are seldom seen helmet type thing that are equipped with antenna, sound boosting, eye protection, I have only seen them a couple times with them equipped with the Hoods on usually aren't needed without unknown if there's a threat or if known hostile presents. Please do not pursue these things with hostile intent or harm of any kind of pressured presents as they will retaliate with a most extreme measures!!!! If you can get within a hundred feet just set down and keep pleasant thoughts and think what you want to ask and wait for your reply its kind of like a thought just coming to you !!!!!! It takes some time and patients, if you have any thought of doing harm to these lil guys you will not like the outcome (there is way more to all this than you have a clue )
How'd you trap the little SOB?
I'm on episode 2 and these Goblins are starting to sound a lot like the classic Tommyknocker Tales from the Welsh. Oh me Cousin Jack!!!
sounding like the most plausible explanation of terry and david is that they are the same person. This person probably has relatively close eyes on you somehow and is able to steer your investigation just enough so he didn't go looking for for someone else to investigate it.
But he didn't tell David he went to a cave in North Carolina. The whole thing would've had to have been one by the one guy Micah that asked them to see the cave in North Carolina
@@michaelmignone5869 they, themselves, are David and/or Terry
Use the cypher on the name David m Christie maybe it’s an address also
You’re getting all into it eh? Come here on dude it’s ghost hunters with aliens and monsters
I was led here by the 'Bedtime Stories' channel two parter about the Kentucky goblins, a story that captured my imagination since I read this in a book abiut mysteries as a 12 year old in the UK. i am now completley hooked, having watched episode one of 'Hellier', and admire your bravery and determination, as well as your approach to how much credibility is in the story, as well as the depth of your own research and investigations. Keep up the good work!
I find the story almost hilarious. There are so many elements to the H.P. Lovecraft story The Whisper In The Darkness
Except there's a creature here in Hellier that's scarier than anything Lovecraft could dream of.....the Meth Head.
Ppl can say as they fancy, but they kindness and willingness to help strangers, to protect them, makes me so proud to be from The South. There are bad ppl everywhere but not many places where the Locals will keep on you, making sure that you are okay. What these State's & the Federal Gov't allwed to happen is shameful. Each Party & Candidate overlook or view with disdain and stereotype. But Major Cities, rotten from greed receive attention and funds, blaming others when they allowed it! Not here. Pride and Respect are why I love Dixie.
Y'all captured this quite nicely.
We're Hillbillies, not Southerners. Kentucky sided with the Union in the War.
This reminds me of visiting The Bell Witch Cave a long time ago. It’s just south of Hopkinsville in Adams Tennessee. They talked about strange things in the cave too. Not to mention the cave is next to a house where documented poltergeist events happened in the late 1800s.
Great series so far. Can’t wait to watch the next episode. As an experienced investigator, I would love to give you tips and tricks as far as interviewing the locals. The only thing that drove me crazy watching this episode was, “go here”, “go there”, “ask them this”, or “ask them that”. You guys are great but if you mastered the interviewing portion of investigations, you’d be unstoppable! Here’s to episode 3...
Funny about these "shows" there's all this drawn out drama... but they NEVER EVER find anything! LOL!
these guys are on the hunt for mudkips
I absolutely ADORE the music in this series.
That's what I've been saying! I need this score. Spotify, please?
this is amazing haha just what i needed. fascinating.
Its -4 in ohio, but chilling with my pup, & kitty, watching this great series...didnt see the mothman coming, but we know of the legend, in ohio even.
Makes sense...it's the same range of the Appalachian Mountains...a small range called the Allegheny Mountains. It'd be all interconnected. Wouldn't surprise me if they went to Hopkinsville or Parkersburg. I just discovered this series so I don't know what in all happens.
I've grown up in Eastern KY and lived here most of my life with the exception of leaving for college and living in Central Ky for around 10 years or so. Anyway, I think you should have educated yourself on the culture of the area first. People are instinctively distrustful of outsiders due to the way outside coal companies have treated the people and the land in addition the the Diane Sawyer piece that was done on the area several years ago. You really need someone from the area to assist you in order to be trusted.
Crying, screams, sounds coming from abandoned mines is a common theme in stories you hear in Eastern KY and that I've actually observed(heard)myself as a teenager in the Van Lear, KY mines. However, like the guy told you, there are all kinds of weird things you can find in these mountains. Since I've always had a huge curiosity into the paranormal from a very young age, I've always wondered why more paranormal investigations haven't been conducted in the spooky hills of Eastern Ky. There are all kinds of weird things you may find and a different weird story can be found around every hill that may seem to be very unrelated to the last story. It’s no wonder, in the end, you felt pulled in so many directions. The hills here are filled with every type of paranormal experience you can think of (and not think of). I've heard everything from ghosts, strange creatures, strange lights to aliens and experienced a few of my own. The hunters and miners seem to have the strangest stories but are also the type of people to be least likely to share these stories often. Every “holler” has its own unique phenomenon.
They were very polite In My opinion. So did other commenters. I'm from the area and I would have spoken to them.
@@enlightenedenchantress1101 and the stories and experiances are going to increase something is happening something extraordinary and frightening at the same time.
I hate that Dianne Sawyer bitch ALMOST as much as Christian Laettner.
So a couple things that a person that comes from a small town like this one can add that might help anyone watching this and looking to do similar investigations in the future. First thing I would have done is find maps of the area, particularly the county the town resides in. For everyone not in the US or from a small town, the county is what really matters. You may say you are from such and such town but in all reality you live in the county the town resides in, and in some cases have to drive several minutes to even get into city limits. Where it could be even more minutes to get to the town proper. If I remember the description given by David person, he stated that it could be several days without seeing his neighbors, it would take him some time to get back into town, and that his kid said that the things couldn't see into the window so they started tapping on the glass. The isolation of the home leads me to think it would be somewhere deep in the county area away from the town, the comment about the window suggests to me that the home would have only been a single story tall. Logically, bedrooms typically are on the second story of homes if the house has a second story. (I know this all could be a gross leap in logic, but with nothing else to go off of, I'd have started with this) Back to the note about the county is what really matters. Growing up I was in a a town similar to this, though I imagine much bigger and wider, around 8000 people back then. Though even with a town of 8000 people our police force numbered less than 10. I attributed much of that to such a strong presence of law enforcement at the county and state level. With a town the size of this one I can only imagine the main source of law enforcement is probably 2-5 officers, if even that many, and a number of sheriffs that are responsible for multiple towns in the surrounding areas. In the video they mentioned calling the police but never the sheriffs office. This may have been just an omission, to those who are looking to do this sort of thing yourselves, don't forget to call the sheriffs office. You might not get much, but its worth trying. Also something to add at the very end, not all doctors are doctors of medicine. I know David said he had a reputation to protect, but he could have easily had a doctorate in some other field and still used the Dr suffix. He could been a teacher, a psychiatrist(yes i know thats still a doctor of medicine, but still wouldn't have stood out in a small town), hell even some libraries want you to have a doctorate these days(though in a small town that isn't likely). With that, off to episode 3
Very well said and things I had pondered too.
I happen to know EXACTLY where it is, seeing as how they showed it in the first episode. It's up Ashcamp Mountain in holler called Bartley Holler. And the "Dr." (and this is my opinion but the timeline fits) was probably running a pill mill, and I say that because he leaves town right about when they dropped the hammer on a TON of those Docs.
This is mind blowing!! Love this!! Watching on and it seems like someone is watching your every move. And whoever it is, is one or two steps ahead of you. It's like the people in hellier were told you were coming and were told to keep their mouths hushed!? Very strange!! I love stuff like this. Don't give up searching because there's always a window, you just got to find it!! If I didn't live in NZ I would be there tomorrow searching for it!! ❤
The production value of this piece is of the map good!! Crazy it doesn't have more views. Well done!!!!
"Watch who you trust..." kind words of wisdom and should be taken seriously.
Yep. All the meth heads out here have turned some of these fine folk into genuine nutbags. One feller was arrested for breaking and entering because after he broke in the house, he was found with an empty case of Mt. Dew beside him and was playing the owner's PlayStation. Reckon he'd been there for five hours. Nothing was stolen unless you count the Mt. Dew.
Another case: Feller kicked the door in, started firing a 12 gauge shotgun at everybody in the house, hollering about ticks eating his lips. Afterwards was found with a meth pipe, a rubber duck, a roll of quarters up his asshole, and dead puppy whilst trying to hide in a baseball dugout. Nobody in the house was killed, but it's just......bizarre!
Edited for spelling.
The sound of a baby crying is also common to the bigfoot phenomenon. Read the book silent invasion by Ellen Crystal and you will realize that many of these ideas......caves, bigfoot, Spacecraft are all associated and revolve around the Alien/goblin phenomena.,,kind of like the same skinwalker ranch weirdness.
Well that's just downright silly
Planet Weird, Did anyone contact KY Division of Abandoned Mine Lands. If there has been a mine blow out, they will have record of it.
Small towns people are wary of outsiders. No malicious intent. Most small towns have been exploited for resources and then left to rot. You guys Seemed to be polite when interacting with the townsfolk so that’ll score you points and earn trust more. Once they realize you’re not there to make them look crazy or exploit anything they usually open up and become warmer. I’m from a small one store town where mining was a big thing back in the day and corporations came in and destroyed a lot of natural places etc. so I know how it is.
Born and raised in KY. Everyone knows Eastern Ky is a "special" place. I know enough not to go messing around there. People are friendly but they live in these sparse areas for a reason. Good people but they are wary of anyone not from there.
Would you say more?
@@woofawoof7616 Some people chose to go live in secluded places for the express reason to be left alone. And they don't like when people encroach on their privacy.
@@dudeguy1924 that makes sense. I'm not from KY, but my area has plenty of that, too. Thick forests and plenty of folks with guns.
@@woofawoof7616 And we have more guns. I promise. Us folk in Hellier are fine folk, and we'll help you out best we can, but we're wary of outside folk. We've been exploited and left to rot for over 200 years now by outside folk, so forgive us if we're not sunshine and fucking rainbows when a city-slicker comes asking probing questions about folklore.
@@jb111082 that's fair. I know there's been an awful lot of jokes and predatory documentaries about your area. Not looking to start anything, just simple curiosity. Feel free to take it or leave it, fine by me either way.
Lol. The lanterns are a nice touch
At 19:47 when "Hellier, Kentucky" comes on the screen. Goosebumps. Every. Time.
Hellier road sign comes into sight and I'm thinking.....Yep....nearly home!
This is so so good. Brilliant!
Ok wtf?! You go into the woods at night, unarmed, you don't know the area at all and does anyone know where you are if something happens? Where's the nearest hospital? Please just be more careful with these situations.
You think they should be scared of humans or animals or something else?
They're biggest threat to their safety here in these woods is either a Timber Rattlesnake, or their own panic. Best to hole up for the night, and make your way out at daylight.
Loved the banjo at the end. Gave it a Deliverance feel lol
I had to spend time in one of these forgotten Appalachian towns this summer. It was on the boarder of KY and IN. Wow. Depressing. Idk. I thought it was going to be cute and country but it was like this forgotten industrial town built near a factory that was actively dying. Every other house/trailer/ barn looks like a meth lab and probably is. Before Hellier I had no idea how much of America was made up of these places and how that collective depression, hopelessness makes these places feel. I dont want to go back.
Thumbs up for a bonus tarot lesson. Thanks Dana!
It seems to me that taro cards are up to individual interpretation
It can be
Missing 411 connection... And are all these cryptids a different kind of demon
This is such a great case for the internet and internet freedom....had that old website not been up. this never would have happened data matters truth is hard to shift thru but this is valuable and worth fighting for,
Even if it's not truth....folklore, legends, and stories are a part of culture and that's just as important as cold hard truth in my opinion.
Excellent point made at 55.38, who knows who this information might be for.
They act amazed that people in a small town don't open up and start babbling about the local oddities without realizing that is the equivalent of airing ones dirty laundry to outsiders. The one picture of the footprint looks like the bottom of a mason jar with three toes or oblong indentations to appear as appendages. Very cool.
That was one thing about the whole thing that bugged me, I love these guys for their work but in towns like that people are going to be too willing to talk about those kinds of experiences and risk looking like a nut job. They talk in those towns.
I grew up in a town like that in Australia, very cliquey. I was one of those ostracised kids because I had "weird" interests.
@@callmewaves1160 boosts tourism and ton dollars.
@@brucebaldy eh. I have lived in two different small country towns in separate states and in both they were a little funny about newcomers.
@@callmewaves1160 We here in the coal fields of Kentucky, and especially in Hellier/Marrowbone/Elkhorn City/Jenkins areas have been systematically exploited by outsiders for the sake of greed for 200 years, and those wounds don't heal that quickly. So, to us, the sight of some city-folk from up in Ohio, sitting in Jiffy Stop parking lot with cameras, trying to get us to talk about our folklore and be filmed while doing so, just rubs us the wrong way. It's not that we're all assholes, we're just doing our best to protect ourselves and our own. Glad to see that no exploitation was done by these fellers, and the lore, legends, and people were all treated with respect. My hat's off to them for that.
According to Woodrow, Indrid Kold is a tan fella, not a black fella
"Y'all be careful..... you ever see deliverance?"
*This whole story is amazing & presented in such a way that all 3 groups will stick with it because of how it's presented. [ Believers, non-believers & on the fence]. From the producing, directing, editing etc, the whole show is too good for RUclips. I would give the alien agenda it's own show in the future & allow this sort of phenomena to run in the paranormal arena, for one reason only. [It's not that i dont believe in UFO's, i know the phenomena is real but i'm 50/50 as to whether it's human's or alien's inside]. But so many great UFO documentary style show's have been made but they simply get lost in the 10's of thousand's of other UFO documentary's. The team who put this together have something special & i'd love to see more paranormal show's, UFO show's & so on~Not all the phenomena together in the same show every time but at least by watching your channel we know were your coming from & can make ourr own conclusions..Kudos for such a great story told in a great way~Cant wait for what the future hold's...God Bless yourself & your loved ones....Robby in Ireland*
So interesting you mentioned that you were unsure of who'd be driving the UFOs.
I read that the UFO's that grouped over the white house in 1953(?) We're being manned by Germans. A threat that the USA better let the German scientists in NASA .
Go camp in David's house with some cameras and see what you get
Great idea, but he said there was a car parked.
Cold. You'll get cold....or robbed.
It’s hard to take people seriously when they say things like “...planets closer than the moon, why haven’t we gone to them”. The moon is not a planet, it’s a moon/satellite of the earth.
that tirggered me too. I'm originlly from the Philippinea and it really annoys me when someoen starts going on snd on about how "God did not mean man to do this or do that."
@@MomeGnome Among many things...
This series is a fucking masterpiece.
I wish I could pay for this to support them.
Dem Kentucky goblins only want moonshine and KFC
I turn into a Kentucky goblin when I get enough moonshine In me and I smell fried chicken
Btw....I found this after listening to "Bedtime Stories", and they put this link in their description. Thanks, Bedtime Stories. You guys ROCK!
1:08 This video NOT sponsored by Cheez-its or Apple 😂
How did you know??? I'm eating the new pizza cheez-its. Good but I love the pepper jack ones.!!!🙌