Charlie Ouyerack & Peter Sala : The Belcher Islands Massacre

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @dazenguile4215
    @dazenguile4215 Год назад +531

    as a native american, this is by far my favorite video you’ve ever done.
    i could make a huge list of all the things i loved about it, but i’ll just say thank you.
    keep up the great work!

    • @chi-towngirlissad.4239
      @chi-towngirlissad.4239 Год назад +28

      @dazenguile we can always count on Jiles to be accurate and respectful.

    • @arisenpawn425
      @arisenpawn425 Год назад

      @@johnstuartmill1500 oh shut up 🙄

    • @samanthaeichhorn4319
      @samanthaeichhorn4319 Год назад +48

      @@schrisdellopoulos9244why did you feel it necessary to tell the internet this?

    • @SeattleJen_
      @SeattleJen_ Год назад +63

      @@johnstuartmill1500 Jeez. Snarky much? @Dazenguile4215 points out he's a Native American to bolster his reasons as to why this is his favorite video. Why does that bother you?

    • @kingt2038
      @kingt2038 Год назад

      Why would you enjoy this?...you dumb mf

  • @ayamempress1579
    @ayamempress1579 Год назад +314

    Thank you for clearly enunciating their names and making it seamless in your storytelling cadence. Often people don't practise saying the names of people they talk about and botch the enunciation but even if you mispronounce it, you make a strong and confident attempt to say their names correctly and I think that is so important and speaks to your calibre. Sometimes people will even say the wrong name of the person whilst the name is on the screen (common names too!) and I find that so disrespectful. Being a good researcher means going out of your way to get the details correct. Their names are the details. So thank you once again for providing top notch service in bringing these stories. I trust you are accurate because you pay attention to the meticulous details. I see you.

    • @Mary_Beth_Reimer
      @Mary_Beth_Reimer Год назад +19

      And places too. Trying to pronounce many places where I live can be difficult, and too many podcasters mess them up.

    • @realtacobell
      @realtacobell Год назад +2

      Nice blog

    • @lesyeuxsansvisage1157
      @lesyeuxsansvisage1157 Год назад +4

      SPOCAIN, NEEZ PURSE, KOWTENEE….DEAR GOD, I am sick of it. It’s Spokane, Nez Perce, and Kootenai 🙄
      Honestly, it means a lot to see people put the effort in. It tells me they care about the topic they are covering, instead of spending zero time on making sure they get names and words - especially aboriginal names and words, correct.
      As someone who has only had their last name pronounced correctly 7 times in 30 some odd years, it doesn’t bother me personally, but it does bother me when it’s Aboriginal, or if someone is making monetized content.

    • @realtacobell
      @realtacobell Год назад +3

      @lesyeuxsansvisage1157
      >neez purse
      Even worse. It's French so it sounds like "ney perr'sey" which Americans will still struggle with

    • @superdavelane4
      @superdavelane4 Год назад +3

      I'm in the west coast and have become a master at pronouncing Hispanic last names. Popular content creators kill me with not pronouncing Hispanic names in their videos.

  • @darrylwebb388
    @darrylwebb388 Год назад +73

    Being a Canadian Inuit myself, I really appreciate this really great work that you have done.
    This video was really well done, and I just wanted to make sure you knew that I appreciate it. A part of history that is not known to many people at all.

    • @dalhousieDream
      @dalhousieDream Год назад +1

      I’m glad to learn about this. Since being a teen, I have always looked up to and admired Native peoples. I have adopted their philosophy many times in my life. 🫶

    • @jenniferlaughlin47
      @jenniferlaughlin47 2 месяца назад

      I have 8 half sisters and brothers half english half inuit in rankin inlet i am english

  • @Autumnz2005
    @Autumnz2005 Год назад +206

    Thank you for always reporting so eloquently on the hard hitting stuff, Jiles.

  • @sarahr9894
    @sarahr9894 Год назад +211

    This is just incredibly well done and honestly might be my favourite video of yours (so far). I really appreciate you bringing this case to light. I'm Canadian and have never heard of it, but then again a lot of indigenous history isn't taught in our schools and I'm learning more and more as an adult than as a kid. Great video man 😊

    • @babyofmyfamily
      @babyofmyfamily Год назад +11

      Exactly, a lot of these cases, crimes and victims I have NEVER HEARD of or barely hear about them in the mainstream media.

    • @Chiraq-qs9iv
      @Chiraq-qs9iv Год назад

      Every new video is a fav video😂😂🙏🏿🙏🏿
      Jiles you will be seeing alllot of money keep this up😊

    • @lainiwakura1776
      @lainiwakura1776 Год назад +1

      Why would they teach about murderous cults in school?

    • @MargotMugs
      @MargotMugs Год назад

      ​​@@lainiwakura1776?😂😂😂 burn the history books then because they're all about Britain's genocidal colonisation of the country!!!

  • @serjeantpepper2986
    @serjeantpepper2986 Год назад +80

    What a brilliantly delivered history! One of the most truly unique true crime tales ever told. Big ups to you Jiles

  • @audrey4150
    @audrey4150 Год назад +44

    I am Canadian and have never heard of this massacre before. Thank you for sharing.

  • @IIcute24
    @IIcute24 Год назад +392

    The respect you give to Natives, Blacks and minorities is absolutely incredible. They do not want to teach this. I’m so glad you are telling these stories! This is history.

    • @babyofmyfamily
      @babyofmyfamily Год назад +34

      👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 that's why enjoy a lot of these Channels on RUclips because they show passion, truth, and interest in education to ALL!!!

    • @IIcute24
      @IIcute24 Год назад

      @@babyofmyfamily FACTS! Schools refuse to teach it! Jiles will teach it! They love to run from history…. Especially their history on how they treat others! Can’t hide from history and the truth!

    • @CoExist64
      @CoExist64 Год назад +18

      Jiles is certainly a true gentleman. Well said, I couldn’t agree more!

    • @emmabovary1228
      @emmabovary1228 Год назад +5

      @@babyofmyfamilywell said!

    • @rasheed7934
      @rasheed7934 Год назад +25

      Have you seen the hateful comments when he talks about Black people, natives, or anything other than whites? They are horrible.

  • @BoKnowsYourMother21
    @BoKnowsYourMother21 Год назад +196

    Thank you for covering cases most people have t ever heard of. You're my favorite true crime channel on here. The research into every video is literally unmatched, sarcasm and one liners also unmatched, and your voice is made for this. Thank you for all the hard you put in for us weirdos who need to listen to this to wind down and fall asleep to.

    • @mrsb1212
      @mrsb1212 Год назад +7

      We’re not the weirdos!!! 😳 It’s the people who DON’T listen to true crime to wind down, who are the true weirdos!!! They…… are monsters! 😂

    • @danielleterese402
      @danielleterese402 Год назад +1

      I like my True Crime w/ my breakfast 😊❤

    • @joliedecastro
      @joliedecastro Год назад

      @@mrsb1212 1

    • @kursed01
      @kursed01 Год назад

      Auto correct screws us all.😂

  • @EA-xp7hm
    @EA-xp7hm Год назад +47

    This was a phenomenal episode. I’ve never encountered this tale so was intrigued from start to finish. Your research, style and the detail in recounting is just top notch and engages my attention for the whole duration! Keep it up, I love your work.

  • @cdes1776
    @cdes1776 Год назад +29

    Thank you for covering more of little known areas of Canada. I despise what missionaries do.... they always think that people don't have their own spritiualities and that they are infinitely better than the so-called heathens. 🇨🇦

  • @sharonshea3261
    @sharonshea3261 Год назад +45

    What a remarkable history, wonderfully told. I've enjoyed this more than any other. What a fantastic look into another culture with sensitive and insightful commentary on the effect of white culture and religion. Rather than idealized (or denigrated) as a homogeneous group, the Inuit are presented as distinct individuals. Bravo for producing this video.

  • @oldtimer427
    @oldtimer427 Год назад +33

    Very interesting story ! I spent nearly 20 yrs in the Aleutian Islands as a seafarer. Of course, this was the 80's and 90's. No igloos or lce houses. The indigenous peoples were lovely ! I hope to visit again one day.

  • @jjanclark6279
    @jjanclark6279 Год назад +8

    Thank You for your respectfulness for the Indigenous People

  • @hulagirlhere
    @hulagirlhere Год назад +43

    As a native South Pacific Islander, I related to this story so much! The malignant fervor of the Christians did so much to destroy native cultures.
    Thank you for telling us this very sad tale.

    • @amandafletcher8680
      @amandafletcher8680 Год назад +1

      Seems like it wasn't so much Christianity as a mentally unhinged power-hungry man and his weak-willed sidekick who cared more for lies and fornicating with psycho women than protecting their people...but sure, blame the religion for the sickness and evil of two men and their ignorant, cowardly followers that allowed 6 people, including children, to freeze to death for their gratification. If not for the belief of Christianity, these sick men would have just claimed they were possessed by evil spirits and that's what made them do it. We know better though, don't we. There are no evil spirits, only evil people.

    • @thegreencat9947
      @thegreencat9947 Год назад

      I read James Mitchner' s Tales from the South Pacific.....some people were straight out psycho.

  • @ruththinkingoutside.707
    @ruththinkingoutside.707 Год назад +87

    As always, thank you for all the work these take.. it’s a difficult thing to handle having this subject matter as your constant work.. sorting through countless bits of information about things so awful..
    it’s appreciated..
    Especially the way you present the story, factual and supporting victims too.. thank you

    • @kimwalsh
      @kimwalsh Год назад +1

      Well said

    • @kathleenchaffin2591
      @kathleenchaffin2591 Год назад +4

      Heck yeah, J! 3:30am, and still couldn't sleep. This will fix me right up.

    • @Moonbunny55
      @Moonbunny55 Год назад +5

      @@kathleenchaffin2591
      There are so many people suffering from insomnia these days, Including me. What’s going on?

    • @joelchristensen9503
      @joelchristensen9503 Год назад +1

      As always it people not religion.

    • @yzer
      @yzer Год назад +2

      ​@@joelchristensen9503no, it's religion. People acting in the name of religion.

  • @stoneinyan2070
    @stoneinyan2070 Год назад +35

    I’m Lakota, and the history of Christianity and colonization in the U.S. and Canada still haunt our people to this day. For us Natives, these are two of the biggest Monsters that have ever existed, and I’m grateful for the way you’ve chosen to share this sad bit of history. If you ever need source material for Monsters, the history of Native America and First Nations will keep your channel up for years and years to come.
    By the way-your taste in music is just as amazing as your channel content.

    • @jivanvasant
      @jivanvasant 10 месяцев назад

      Christianity and Colonization a/k/a White Man's Burden to "save the unwashed natives" are truly monstrous.

    • @oneoflokis
      @oneoflokis 2 месяца назад

      💯👎

    • @kathleenwykle736
      @kathleenwykle736 24 дня назад +1

      Always love the history lessons you provide ❤

    • @melissagrosse1185
      @melissagrosse1185 18 дней назад

      Agree on untold history of the savagery perpetrated against our originals. History is written by the winners. It's sickening that we have to dig to find the truth.

  • @suerichards47
    @suerichards47 Год назад +24

    How narcissistic of him naming an island after himself and having children he wasn’t going to see again!

    • @princessromanov
      @princessromanov Год назад +1

      Everest was named after the man who first discovered it through land survey of the area. That’s just how they stamped everything at the time

    • @jivanvasant
      @jivanvasant 10 месяцев назад

      @@princessromanov Many Canadian cities, provinces, territories and other geographical locations have British proper names, and the name "Victoria" is stamped on every continent in the British Empire. Also, such naming can be seen all over Australia. All of these lands were stolen by force and fraud from the natives to expand the British Empire.

    • @JacobWegehaupt
      @JacobWegehaupt 7 месяцев назад +1

      Colonialism is inherently narcissistic.

    • @aliquotidian
      @aliquotidian 3 месяца назад

      ​@@princessromanovSo it's double karma that this egoist insisted his name was pronounced EVE-rest, not ev-uh-rest

    • @melissagrosse1185
      @melissagrosse1185 18 дней назад

      ​@@JacobWegehauptthe crown has destroyed more than it has built. It makes me sick that we still have Blueblood monarchies in the 21st century. 🤬

  • @nightthinker_567
    @nightthinker_567 Год назад +22

    I’m soo early, just in time for bed. I’ve been obsessed with this is monsters since I found it a couple months ago. Thank you for the consistent posting and all the hard work that goes into making these videos.

  • @dorriemack1635
    @dorriemack1635 Год назад +17

    I think this is my favourite video you’ve ever covered. Your portrayal of these people humanizes them, and that is so rare in videos both about the past and about native people, who are often depicted as Others, regardless of intention.

  • @emmanate28
    @emmanate28 Год назад +13

    I suggest watching the documentary “People of a Feather” about Inuit’s relationship with ider ducks on Belcher Island. Very very interesting and sad…I love getting these windows into Inuit culture. Nice job Jiles. You could do documentaries of any kind if you wanted. ❤

  • @kristinpeterson7523
    @kristinpeterson7523 Год назад +6

    Thank you for reporting on some of the indigenous people of AK. I live here, and I was thrilled to find the topic!!

  • @claudiazimmerman3572
    @claudiazimmerman3572 Год назад +15

    Wow. Cults can happen anytime anywhere. I had no ideal about this. Thank you for telling there story

  • @jillian7636
    @jillian7636 Год назад +11

    This is such a tragic piece of history. You’ve brought it to life with your background on how the people lived and worked on these islands, detailing that made the story colorful and compelling. Another job well done Jiles!! 😊

  • @doctorshell7118
    @doctorshell7118 Год назад +28

    “Peter may have been god, but someone still had to get the mail.”
    Love the snark.

  • @JustAGirlWhoLovesCats
    @JustAGirlWhoLovesCats Год назад +19

    Not being able to sleep isn't so bad when there is a new Monsters to watch!😁

  • @_Julie_Bee
    @_Julie_Bee Год назад +52

    Wow, so glad you've covered this. Canada has this false reputation for being nice. Were still having so much of our indigenous communities living in 3rd world conditions.

    • @alexpeters1080
      @alexpeters1080 Год назад

      Not any more. With Trudeau cosying up to the new false profits of the WEF.

    • @digigalbytes2445
      @digigalbytes2445 Год назад +9

      Many ex-British colonies have equally awful histories which continue to plague current generations of their indigenous peoples. (Australian here who is ashamed about the sorry business of our country, especially the stolen generations.) But if we remember their stories, we may yet learn to live together with mutual respect.

    • @shamaal123
      @shamaal123 Год назад

      ​@@nealkelly9757Funny how everyone glosses over that😂

    • @digigalbytes2445
      @digigalbytes2445 Год назад +3

      @@schrisdellopoulos9244 What do you doubt? That we can ever grow as a multicultural society? (Although I do acknowledge we can never completely undo the harm caused by colonialism, it's still incumbent on us to try to balance the scales better for current & future generations.)

    • @Tsumami__
      @Tsumami__ Год назад

      @@nealkelly9757the blackface is not even the problem. The problem is the ongoing genocide of First Nations people. The PM being a little racist twat is just a side effect of growing up in the Western world, which is entirely rooted in systemic racism that targets BIPoC.

  • @deew1215
    @deew1215 Год назад +30

    Thank you Jiles. I only heard this story a few years back on a podcast but having you narrate & go into depth, as you always do, was brilliant. Horrifying events! Would love you to cover the Batavia wreck story, from Western Australia. That’s one I’ve NEVER seen done & you’re definitely the man for the job. It’s a story worthy of ‘this is Monsters’ moniker.🤞🏻👍🏻😊 Thanks again for your work, much appreciated.

    • @saintlynnie4037
      @saintlynnie4037 Год назад +1

      I heard that story on the That Chapter podcast. Such a crazy series of events.

  • @dusseau13
    @dusseau13 Год назад +18

    Excellent and informative. I had the privileged of canoeing to a Canadian reserve in the early 1970s and was taught proper paddling by a native. I gave candy to a boy, possibly my own age, who was very shy and stayed away from other children who had already gotten treats from my bag. Back across the lake at the Canadian campground we watched Nanook of the North in an outside amphitheater with a mixed crowd. I remember this as if yesterday.

  • @sherylsissom6920
    @sherylsissom6920 Месяц назад +2

    This is one year ago, but I just wanted to say thank you because your ability to tell the story with the full social awareness and sensitivity is outstanding when you present your material. 😊

  • @Kleinfurkon
    @Kleinfurkon Год назад +17

    Thisn was the best episode weve ever watched.
    Do more of this kind of thing, please.

  • @raquelscibetta1199
    @raquelscibetta1199 Год назад +23

    3am alone in the laundromat. Glad to have you, Jiles to keep me company! 🎉 tyvm for all your hard work and interesting content. 😊

    • @yzer
      @yzer Год назад +1

      Sounds like perfect timing

  • @galaxysurfer1122
    @galaxysurfer1122 Год назад +11

    Definitely the best, the most fascinating and unusual video you've done so far!
    Thank you!

  • @Maggiemae01
    @Maggiemae01 Год назад +16

    Wow Jiles! This was above and beyond. I was absolutely enthralled with this story. I'm so glad you're doing so well. I hope lots of upcoming success for you and your family 🎉❤

  • @dee1024
    @dee1024 Год назад +13

    Love how youre rocking the punk rock shirts when we see ya. Keep up the great work, love from Canada !

    • @kimwalsh
      @kimwalsh Год назад

      I love his shirts too from Ontario

  • @peggyross1807
    @peggyross1807 Год назад +20

    Awesome video. Always look forward to every new episode. Thankfully this popped up on another night I couldn’t sleep.
    This story is so sad and reminded me of all other stories where innocent lives were lost due to religion.
    Beautifully done.

  • @darrellshoub7527
    @darrellshoub7527 Год назад +18

    BRAVO, Jiles ! An evocative tale , very otherworldly for me,
    in The Bronx, but : just it was plain living , in a chilly, low tech town.
    One of my fave T.I.M.s in a long time. I hope you do more like this one :
    w/unusual societal stuff + extreme conditions.
    At 32 mins in , tension was already thicker than snowhouse. 🥶 ❄️ 🌨️

  • @jewlz1.1.1
    @jewlz1.1.1 Год назад +5

    I have to say, thank you to you Sir! You're outstanding.
    I listen to your podcasts, every single day at work. I've listened to them multiple times. It's your soothing voice, the presentation & the content that keeps me coming back.
    So, THANK YOU! ❤️

  • @krissikolln6646
    @krissikolln6646 Год назад +27

    You're my favorite story teller Jiles ❤
    You are awesome at what you do, and I always look forward to your videos ❌😊❌

  • @greggwashington4015
    @greggwashington4015 Год назад +7

    Oh wow, this is a fascinating story that I have never heard of before. Well done and many thanks Jiles

  • @Kris.with.a.K
    @Kris.with.a.K Год назад +18

    Bravo, Jiles! Thank you for the upload! Brilliant delivery, as usual! ❤
    "even though Charlie was God...someone had to get the mail." 😂🤣❤

    • @Kris.with.a.K
      @Kris.with.a.K Год назад +6

      Oh, wait...Peter was God and Charlie was Jesus! Lol!
      Either way, it was a fantastic line!
      😂🤣😂🤣

  • @vapete1237
    @vapete1237 Год назад +58

    Fascinating story, but I can't help but think that self proclamation and religion were ultimately to blame.
    Great narration 👍🏻🇬🇧

    • @Denuhm
      @Denuhm Год назад +11

      Yup. Every time.

    • @Person-ro6uh
      @Person-ro6uh Год назад +8

      that's literally exactly what the video was about.. you act like you had to deduce that lmao

    • @Tsumami__
      @Tsumami__ Год назад +2

      @@Person-ro6uhlmfao

    • @uncledibby
      @uncledibby Год назад

      Bad white people. Bad Bible. Apparently no accountability for personal decision and action though

  • @alvarvillalongamarch3894
    @alvarvillalongamarch3894 Год назад +8

    Jesus Christ!This story really makes you think about social hysteria,messianism in hard times and overall,in our human condition.This chapter is a unique masterpiece...

  • @SimplyTanika
    @SimplyTanika Год назад +8

    Wow! Thank you so much for your research and conveyance of this story. This was powerful on so many levels. Crazy to think that some of this happened in my lifetime and has it not been for you, I would be none the wiser. Thank you! 💙 (also, love your t-shirt)

  • @Mookayla
    @Mookayla Год назад +12

    I think this is my all time fave of your vids so far! Absolutely fascinating story and historical context also. Thanks so much :)

  • @saintlynnie4037
    @saintlynnie4037 Год назад +2

    I started this video last night and your voice lulled me to sleep not long after. Woke up at 6am and tried again, but same results. This is the third time I'm attempting to watch and now that I'm at work, I should be able to make it through.

    • @Alleykatsks
      @Alleykatsks Год назад

      He does have a soothing voice. I do the same.

  • @TheUluxian
    @TheUluxian Год назад +4

    I like this little throwback into some historic crime. Being a fan of Brief Case and The Crime Reel, this one was right up my alley. It's also a case I'd never heard of before.
    Thanks, Jiles. LIKED! 👍

  • @killermfkaty
    @killermfkaty Год назад +8

    As an aspiring sociologist this is fascinating!

  • @davelordy
    @davelordy Год назад +37

    Religion and religious thinking, never fails to deliver.

    • @0okamino
      @0okamino Год назад +4

      It's just one of far too many tragic examples of the harm that is likely to be caused by irresponsible missionaries introducing their foreign superstitions, especially in such a half-assed manner as it was obviously foisted upon the people of the Belcher Islands.

    • @davelordy
      @davelordy Год назад +2

      @@0okamino Sure, but I don't think the issue is whether the religion is foreign (to them) or not, it's just religious thinking in general, I mean they were seemingly primed by their own stupid beliefs accept other people's stupid beliefs so readily, it doesn't much matter whether these superstitions come from within or from other people . . . I mean if Hindus in India are practising barbaric things like "Sati" (the practice of burning a widow to ashes during her late husband's funeral), and Christians turn up and cajole them into some other idiotic practice . . . then I don't much care where or who these things come from, it's just the generalised issue of religious / magical / superstitious thinking, it's poisonous wherever it comes from.

    • @kfenrisl
      @kfenrisl Месяц назад

      Bet you wouldnt DARE write that if it were islam you hypocrite...There is a difference betwen nutcases like in this video, and good christians and the christian faith. and if you didnt know, the west was and the progress we've had, the reason we live so well in the west i BUILT on christian principals and morals! that comment of yours? reeks of the inability to grind your two braincells together to form an intelligent comment....

  • @kelligray1848
    @kelligray1848 Год назад +2

    I love getting to see the man behind the voice!! Cheers from Alaska.

  • @JBrodo
    @JBrodo Год назад +11

    Fascinating and tragic account. I appreciate you telling stories like this, despite the risk they may not do as well without a flashy name attached to them.

  • @Stichting_NoFa-p
    @Stichting_NoFa-p Год назад +3

    Wow what a story, only 17 minutes into the whole video, definitely one of your best yet.

  • @jcny11
    @jcny11 Год назад +8

    Thank you for sharing this incredible case. That very cold winter must have been terrifying. Once again, we see how cults form in times and in people who are vulnerable.

  • @sherryvisser9124
    @sherryvisser9124 Год назад +18

    This is such an atrocity. I've never heard of this AND I'M CANADIAN! AND FROM ONTARIO. Another example of the Inuit way of life and other native Canadian's history that was swept under the rug. I do remember hearing, as an adult, about the children being sent to industrial schools and I was appalled. Well researched and articulated. Thanks for the history lesson.

  • @courtneylane9576
    @courtneylane9576 Год назад +4

    This is my favorite channel of all time! Thanks for giving us you time Jiles!

  • @sallyviolet13
    @sallyviolet13 Год назад +5

    Holy crap!!! What an insane case! I've never heard anything about this! Thank you so much for covering it!
    #StayEpic
    #NeverStøp

  • @biaedwards4025
    @biaedwards4025 Год назад +13

    Wow what an education you have provided us. So much to considering this story. The resourcefulness of indigenous peoples to survive and also that the clash of cultures can bring havoc. Above all, the susceptibility of humans to religious cults is universal.

  • @joemegna447
    @joemegna447 Год назад +4

    In spite of the bloodshed, this was a fascinating episode to me. I'd previously never even heard of the Belcher islands and never taken the time to learn much about the culture and lifestyle of Inuit people who lived there. Thanks.

  • @pjewellful2012
    @pjewellful2012 Год назад +5

    I have never heard this, thanks for covering this. Just another community made even worse after Christianity was pushed on them. Very sad

  • @spencermackay9020
    @spencermackay9020 Год назад +5

    So prolific and quality, this is by far the best one. Thanks for your efforts Jiles, appreciated.. 'preciated.

  • @brandonsizemore3619
    @brandonsizemore3619 Год назад +4

    This is my favorite channel and I'm impressed by all the content of late.

  • @Mexa
    @Mexa Год назад +12

    Really enjoyed this one, bit different to your usual content but I love it. Very interesting story, and told in a respectful way as always.

  • @tetabug3320
    @tetabug3320 Год назад +3

    Hubby and I are both big fans! Thank you!

  • @iancarlson-w8m
    @iancarlson-w8m Год назад +8

    I've canoed almost the entire length of The Great Whale River just about 200 miles I believe back in the 90's. It took about 28 days and we didn't see a single other person or sign of recent humans the entire time. No re-pros for supplies. Wild and rugged country.

  • @biancastephenson2602
    @biancastephenson2602 Год назад +3

    I'm always checkin for new episodes or listening to old ones.
    Love your work

  • @whereskeyser
    @whereskeyser Год назад +3

    This one is such a good nexus between this is monsters and Somewhere Sinister! If y’all have been following This Is Monsters for a while and enjoyed this one I think you’ll enjoy the other channel too. Great work as always Jiles

  • @Missy_Polly
    @Missy_Polly Год назад +5

    So glad this popped up on my feed when it did. I.have crazy insomnia and these videos help me wind down

  • @KnockedupNout
    @KnockedupNout Год назад +2

    Yay! An episodes of MONSTERS I can share with my kids!!❤

  • @christineakey6295
    @christineakey6295 Год назад +35

    Good morning Jiles! Thank you for all you do 💕💕
    Edit: religion ruins everything

    • @bensantellano
      @bensantellano Год назад +1

      Actually the pilgrims came here because of religion. Their will to read the Bible wasn't legal in their time and location. The USA was born

    • @christineakey6295
      @christineakey6295 Год назад +15

      And those descendants went on to wipe out the people already living here.
      As I said, religion ruins everything

    • @MasterCedar
      @MasterCedar Год назад +3

      ​@@bensantellanoActually the USA was not born, it was invented years later and made if very clear that it was in no way based on any religion.

    • @joelchristensen9503
      @joelchristensen9503 Год назад

      It's people that ruin everything. If you want to ignore the genocide that happened in atheist Soviet Union go right ahead. People kill people. There's a scripture that says many shall come in my name and deceive many. Even the very elect, but don't believe them.

    • @digigalbytes2445
      @digigalbytes2445 Год назад +2

      @@MasterCedar Theoretically, the USA has separation of church & state; but in practice, US politics seem to be far more influenced by the evangelical right than many other western nations that don't have secular constitutions.

  • @meganj.124
    @meganj.124 Год назад +7

    this was honestly one of the most interesting and informative true crime videos I've ever watched

  • @emirenee66
    @emirenee66 Год назад +8

    you blow me away every video at how amazing your videos are. truly my number 1 youtube channel period! not even just true crime, you are truly amazing and your work is very very appreciated by so so many. you r amazing

  • @lizperrella666
    @lizperrella666 Год назад +5

    Such thorough research on a really interesting and sad case. Thank you!

  • @robmacdonald3260
    @robmacdonald3260 Год назад +3

    Fantastic sir! As someone living in Canada I had no idea this had happened,thank you for all that you do!

  • @buggiebuild1
    @buggiebuild1 Год назад +12

    You and another channel go into history, geography, etc. and I love it, wished my teachers were as interesting, & in-depth, in other words, another phenomenal upload, packed with facts, and what was going on in those times👍🏻👍🏻✌🏻💕

    • @killermfkaty
      @killermfkaty Год назад

      Geographics

    • @sickreeves
      @sickreeves Год назад

      what’s the other channel? sounds interesting

    • @lainiwakura1776
      @lainiwakura1776 Год назад

      He has to, you need context to understand some things.

  • @laurabustos6560
    @laurabustos6560 Год назад +4

    Just short of an hour of Monsters?!? And a truly intriguing historical story?!? With a bunch of background info as well?!?
    🙏🙏🙏🖤✌️

  • @swiftxrt
    @swiftxrt Год назад +2

    Now THAT was a fascinating episode of monsters! Took us to a whole other world...

  • @noelle701
    @noelle701 Год назад +6

    I never knew the actual history of the Hudson Bay clothing company. But i know what indigenous people endured here, the hisrory is heart breaking. Thanks for covering Canada. We Canadians have a messed up Country too lol! ❤ your channel!

  • @sydneygoguen621
    @sydneygoguen621 Год назад +5

    Fav channel! Gonna resist the urge and save this for the morning tho, like saving the best bite for last, imma save this vid for my drive into work tomorrow morning 😌

    • @sydneygoguen621
      @sydneygoguen621 Год назад

      Update, fantastic vid as always Jiles! Thanks for doing what you do. Unique case today that I had not heard of before which I always appreciate.

  • @elysalueras4157
    @elysalueras4157 Год назад +5

    The KING of podcasts!!!!

  • @annekelly8209
    @annekelly8209 Год назад +6

    Hit that LIKE button... Greetings from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

  • @jenmizer3019
    @jenmizer3019 Год назад +3

    You have such a captivating voice and amazing stories that I can hardly wait for you to release a new one!!! I have binge watched all of your videos! You definitely have a subscriber for life! 💯

  • @rondakamai7670
    @rondakamai7670 Год назад +2

    😊 Love this Channel.... I've learned things from you that are not mentioned in others telling the same story... your accuracy and research is Awesome... thank you for taking the time 🌹

  • @SeattleJen_
    @SeattleJen_ Год назад +3

    Great video. Random: I don't know if it's photo shop enhanced but that shot (24:53) of the igloo all lit up with the night sky behind it, is beautiful!

  • @NathanTarantlawriter
    @NathanTarantlawriter Год назад +4

    Very good video. I've sometimes wondered what isolated, small populations may resort to when faced with an unrepentant and dangerous bully/criminal in their midst. This confirms my suspicions perfectly. They took care of the problem. And then it got worse with religion.

  • @Loveandlight445
    @Loveandlight445 Год назад +6

    I love this Channel. You are very thorough and its always interesting, although Death, this kind, is very sad, you present it with so much empathy. Thank You.

  • @fransinyard891
    @fransinyard891 Год назад +2

    I just want to say that I think your awesome & the way you tell us these stories is one of if not the best way! I love your voice very clear & strong! Much love from Henderson Ga USA!

  • @bayanthiab
    @bayanthiab Год назад +6

    I watch your channel from Jordan 🇯🇴

  • @redkudu
    @redkudu Год назад +5

    Truly, one of your finest episodes.

  • @superdavelane4
    @superdavelane4 Год назад +3

    Im a devout Christian. The bible teaches to have a personal relationship with Christ. Emphasis on PERSONAL. Which is why i dont think traveling the world to find tiny groups of people introducing them to the bible is not cool. Its always rooted in someone wanting power.

  • @cyndytower1263
    @cyndytower1263 Год назад +1

    You do an amazing job covering these obscure and unheard of cases. You do it so well too!!!!!. You are impartial and succinct. Very clear and direct. So Thank you, i know your job is not easy. It takes me time to recover between stories, i cant imagine no down time to recoup. Hod bless you and what you do.

  • @gorillatag1047
    @gorillatag1047 Год назад +4

    Just when I was looking for something too watch you uploaded 🙃

  • @lukebrown2236
    @lukebrown2236 Год назад +1

    Your Monster Stories intertwined with history are the best..like the Magda Gobbles one! A+

  • @dont_take_it_personal
    @dont_take_it_personal Год назад +5

    Just another example of 'Rapture Brain" destroying a community's balence

  • @EricJae.
    @EricJae. Год назад +4

    I’m still loving these night uploads 👍

  • @allylabar21
    @allylabar21 Год назад +1

    Oh I was just having a hankering to hear your voice and narration I come across this perfect!❤

  • @Lady1974M
    @Lady1974M Год назад +13

    What an incredibly sad story. Witch trials of the frozen north.

  • @robertstewart1929
    @robertstewart1929 Год назад +1

    Best documentary voice ever! Keep up the good work. Peace!

  • @natashapeeters988
    @natashapeeters988 Год назад +21

    Evil is everywhere... it's mostly coming with religions of all kinds. 😢 I was born, raised and abused in a doomsday cult.

  • @YTmadeMeChangeMySensibleName
    @YTmadeMeChangeMySensibleName Год назад +1

    Absolutely wild. Also, thanks for putting me onto The Bollweevils; they fuckin’ ROCK

  • @lisetteeliseparis7070
    @lisetteeliseparis7070 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much for your research! No justice for those little ones on the ice. RIP.