Lemme know what you guys think! And if you'd like to see more like this ;D 🕓 TIME STAMPS: 00:00➤Blanche Monnier 11:11➤Shadows Etched In Stone 14:37➤Saint Lambert's Cages 17:24➤Emma Hauck 20:24➤Genie Wiley 27:19➤John Lennon & Mark Chapman 33:40➤The Lipstick 36:40➤The Red Vauxhall 40:53➤Tereska 45:40➤Static Warning 48:42➤Tragedy by the Sea 51:38➤The Beast of Jersey 54:13➤German POWs
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Love, love, love videos like this! I would definitely enjoy seeing more videos containing various things like this. But that being said, you could read me a coupon book, and I would enjoy it haha.
The first story is incredibly tragic. She didn't deserve what she had to go through. All because she loved a man and her failure of a mother could not support her decision to live how she wanted to live. Bet her mother only wanted the money that would come from a rich man. Pathetic.
And I bet she was jealous of her daughters beauty cause she's got that ugliness inside her to do something like that. I hope Blanche and the man she loved met up in heaven together, may her soul rest in paradise whilst the "mothers" rots in hell forever.
It is extremely tragic and disturbing but just to keep things accurate, the ‘before’ pictures are not Blanche. Those photos were taken of someone else, years after the dates she would’ve been imprisoned
Amen yes so sadly true and tragic there are many ways of keeping people isolated,,💜🙏🏼❣️💯so sad but so so true, this story really resonates with My soul
Most videos about creepy photos tend to speed past each one after giving basic context, but you take the time to explain the stories in detail which I really appreciate. More like this would be wonderful.
Lazy Masqurade does the same, thing, if you desire more of this kind of content. His versions are only twenty-thirty minutes long, though. They are still very informative, though.
@@cuppycakey5013 he's good and his stories pull you in but I find myself putting him off for later, and I sometimes forget about him. And that may be because his stories are a commitment, as they are rather long, in the face of our short attention spans. Whereby the time it takes for Mr Ballen to crank out one story, another narrator has given us three, but as I said, they do pull you in.
That story always broke my heart, it’s horrible how deprived, cruel, selfish and evil humanity can be. Monsters really do exist, they can be as close as the person that you live with and even the very parents that are supposed to protect you.
She lived like that in the prime of her life, truly a fate worse than death. Was it from the will of two hardheaded women or just one? The father and uncle should have been put to death for their actions.
The stories of Blanche Monnier and Genie Wiley are unbelievably tragic. I know that the former isn’t alive anymore, but I hope that the latter is doing well and is treated with the love and protection she so richly deserves. ♥️
When I hear genies story I can’t help but think of my now ex mother-in-law. She’s 52 I believe but with the mentality of a 10 to 12 year old. Her birth father had beaten her so severely at the age of six weeks old that it resulted in extensive and permanent brain damage and she will be how she is for the rest of her life. And yet she is one of the brightest, most genuine, joyful, happy souls I have ever met in my life.
My sister's mother beat her so bad she was mental too. It's the only reason the Catholic church let him divorce her. He got Kim. My mother was over protective. It's hard to say which is worse.
@That's Not My Name Possibly, I didn't mean any harm by my question nor was I trying to offend her. That was not my intentions. I don't know the magnitude of the situation. I just worked in a group home with men and women with child like mentality and some were more so than others. Some were high functioning and some werent. Maybe her exmother in law was child like in certain aspects of her life
@That's Not My Name I understand what you're saying as well. I know genetically it would not be passed down, Im just picturing man with all his senses trying to be intimate with someone who is basiy mentally challenged and acts like a child. It was just strange when I thought about it.
“The world will never understand?!” You’re damn right. As a father, it’s unimaginable to me that anyone could do that to a child, much less their own baby. What a coward that so-called “man” was, to take his own life, instead of facing the consequences of his horrendous actions.
You're so respectful when telling each story not forgetting that, this was a person with family and friends and had they had a life.. I think it's really important to be as respectful as possible when telling their stories and you do just that. Good job and thanks for the content!!
Except maybe when hedecided it was important to call murder victim John Lennon 'egotistical'.... As a big fan of Lennon- it's not something i nessecarily WHOLLY disagree with- but i REALLY dont think it was NECESSARY when discussing how the man was repeatedly shot in the back by a psycho killer. I swear i dont understand what motivates people sometimes.... Ur talking about SUCH a great artist who gave so much- and how he was brutally shotin front of his wife- but you feel it's important to describe Lennon as 'egotistical' in that context....?? I dont get it.
@@StefanTonioSampson choosing to save them by murdering a mildly egotistical musician from Liverpool speaks to the level of insanity that he was at" he did not use egotistical to discribe hin in a derogatory way... And this guy isn't the first to describe Lennon as such.. Either way he didn't use the word to be mean or to describe him in a hateful way... He was being matter of fact.
I would love to hear more stories about "photos with horrifying backstories" in the future. The Hiroshima "Shadow Etched in Stone" story and "St. Lambert's Soul Cages" story were my favorites.
Lazy Masquerade does the same kind of content, if you desire more. His videos on it are only twenty-thirty minutes long, but they are still throughly informative and horrifying.
@@yvettemoore1228 that's what I was going to say go to Mr Ballen I know he's told this story I watched it a few days ago so I'm going to have to either watch the rest of it or click it off cuz we've probably done watched it on his channel
I love the inclusion of photographs with the stories. It helps with the immersion into the stories and gives insight into another time and place. I hope you will do more videos like this. Thank you Joel for always striving to be better!
@@didi012578 He never includes photographs with his stories. I just wanted to let him know that I liked the change and would like future videos like this.
Story number 1 : To whomever wrote that anonymous letter to the attorney general..... “ Thank you / Thank you “ ....... but honestly I wish that would have gotten to Blanche waaaaaay before that day in 1901 ..... she was literally wasting away in pain for over 25 years at the hands of her OWN PEOPLE “ HER FAMILY “...... I hate the fact that they weren’t both brought to justice because of circumstances and her uncle Marcell it seems as if he got off playing the crazy role ..... I hope that her true love “ the lawyer “ and Blanche can finally be together now ...... REST IN PEACE ......
@@ilovebirbstruecrime4096 2 house skeepers Eugenie taberot et Juliette Dupuis opened their mouth everywhere and let people coming and see blanche like she was a circus freak and it was one of those people who wrote a letter to the judge
The universe can certainly be strange, the woman suffered for years and years, and survived that ordeal through some sorta divine intervention because, there have been cases of people just dying straight up after being in the peak physical condition, and this poor woman survived in the condition that she was in. It’s so true what they say, when it’s your time, it’s certainly your time. So appreciate every single moment that you are alive at this moment, because there are people out there right now, that aren’t so lucky to be alive now, or are on death’s door.
It's so sad that Blanche's life was stolen from her just for a few bucks her parents wanted from a wealthy marriage I'm glad I discovered this channel. I appreciate the calm narration and descriptive information provided here today
There's an even more beautiful photo of Blanche with her hair up, wearing a hat . She was a few years older than here & she's truly stunning looking in it. I can only imagine the torment of being locked up that long. She never recovered mentally .
Interesting how no one felt any pity for her older brother. Narrator didn’t even mention him. He was abused just as much, the only plus was he was able to go to school. But not only did the public not pity him, despite him still being a child, he wasn’t given any of the care his sister was given afterwards. He was tossed to the side and ignored by the world. That’s sadder in my opinion.
Just watched a recent upload by Lazy Masquerade on the same subject of photos with creepy backgrounds, and I was so worried that they'd just be a rehash of each other, but wildly enough I don't think either of you covered the same photo as the other! That's how you can tell how much effort goes into these. You did a wonderful job!!
The two of them recently did a collab together if I'm not mistaken, so I'm willing to bet they got in touch with each other and made sure they wouldn't use the same material as the other
I don't really think "hope" is what I take away from Jeannie's story. Resiliency, the human spirit and the human mind, both hold in abundance. But those parents of hers, they will kill hope. Quickly.
Just discovered your channel. I'm really impressed with your narration. It's much more thoughtful and insightful than the average narration on channels like this. I know it's something that few people will comment on. But I know how much effort writing like this takes.
You have a wonderful, calming voice, much needed for this kind of content. Many would have taken the sensational, exploitative route with the retelling of these tragedies. But you were subtle and empathetic, reminding us that these are human beings, some even children. Because of this I take your channel seriously and have a great deal of respect for you.
11:14 back in 2009 I had the honor of going to Japan, and I saw these very steps at ground zero. There is a Hiroshima museum that does an amazing job of showing the harrowing events for people who lived there. I highly recommend going there to anyone who gets the chance. Its a powerful reminder of how quickly our lives can change.
I have plans of visiting Hiroshima, and other terrible places like that to pay my respects to those poor people who had to suffer horrendous fates like that.
@@cheshire_skatkat9093 Bataan in the Philippines too , they marked the trails of the Bataan death march so you can experience the hardships the imperial japanese soldies did to the civilians/soldiers
Emma Hauck's letter honestly made me cry. One of my biggest fears is to fall to dementia, and to be this completely alone. I can't imagine how horrible it must be, and seeing the letter makes it that much more real.
Working with dementia patients is heart wrenching too. It's so hard to watch some of them ask about their family day after day and sadly, some of the families rarely ever come to visit them. I've had patients whose families only came maybe once a month, once a year even. Then I've had ones where I never saw their families the whole time they were with us, smh. But the patients never forgot about them and they still asked every day if they were coming... smh. 😥😢😭
My mother has dementia and it is horrifying. She often worries about if she has money to pay for her food, she thinks we are the kindest people to just take her in, and offers to share absolutely everything she has, food, drink, her jacket if she thought you were cold. She can’t hardly remember her own name now… she struggles to say what she wants or needs because her words are escaping her. I hate this disease. . .
My grandmother had dementia and it was horrific seeing what the disease did to her that as terrible as it is to say, her passing was a blessing I hate saying that, but at last she was free of her misery
I was in 7th grade when our English class was shown a documentary about Jeanne. I vividly recall the part where the social workers say say, "We'd always believed that people cannot acquire language after the onset of puberty." And then Jeanne begins to talk. And crack jokes. And dress herself, and perform personal hygiene... It is just such a terrific story. I never forgot it, even though it was so horrifying at the start.
Shoe proved how, despite the years of horrible abuse and cruelty, she fought back and won After her evil bastard of a father took the cowards way out, his daughter reclaimed her life and achieved happiness at last
Okay, so for Genie, I think you or I may be misinformed. I thought she did process well with learning language, but only up to a certain point. And then her progress went backward after she was taken away from the care of the one therapist that really cared about her as a person, not just a scientific case study.
There's quite a bit he left out of this story. The whole time she was locked in the room she was either strapped to the toilet or a small bed, unable to move. Her father wouldn't allow anyone else to see her, and he would only growl like a dog, he would never use words around her. That's why she developed a fear of dogs and why she never learned to use language. When she was discovered and rescued I don't think she spoke any words at all, but I might be mistaken. And that's correct, one of the scientists basically took care of her as if she was her own child and Genie made a lot of progress under her care and supervision. But as interest in her case dwindled and she was taken away from the doctor, the progress she made quickly declined. I also don't recall hearing that she escaped and was found by somebody else, but I might be mistaken on that. Also, her real name is Susan Wiley. And that has been public information for quite a while, so I'm not revealing anything that isn't already out there.
Sometimes at night I have really bad anxiety that often leads to panic attacks. I play your videos and your calm voice helps calm me down and having a person speaking makes me feel safe, i honesty appreciate your videos so so so much! There’s so many nights you’ve made sleep possible for me! Thank you! P.s. I listen to them during the day to! I love the stories!
I don't think it's fair to say that all of those German army soldiers who had blank looks on their faces were "remorseless." There are many things they could've been feeling that may not have registered on their faces, like shock. These men had been in brutal combat and were being shown something monstrous they had unwittingly helped protect. It's possible shock and despair had rendered them numb - left to sort through the destruction of their minds and emotions later. War destroys everything it touches, doesn't matter what side you're on.
Yea I was thinking they had that 1000 yard or mile stare whatever it’s called. But it’s a blank look due to trauma. I have pictures like that as a child due to child abuse
Ya can’t do this to me, man!! Ya can’t suddenly add pics when I listen when I’m going to bed! Now I have to keep sitting up and turning my screen on to see the pic! LOL
"tragedy by the sea" has me bawling right now. just booked a beach trip yesterday in September for my family, including our 18 month old son. i have chills everywhere. the way mom is clutching at dad has me in pieces
I remember swimming like 50 feet off the shore. The waves got so big they swarmed over my head. I realized the ocean was taking me further away. The sea is something we shouldn't mess with
I went to Hiroshima in 2009, and spent two afternoons at the Peace Memorial. I'd heard about the Shadows in history classes, but seeing it for yourself hits differently, as one can imagine. The shadow here is much faded, having spent another 3 decades in the elements, but still visible. I stared at it for a very long time.
Poor Blanche Monnier. She wanted to marry for love and got severely punished by her family for it. If I was a wealthy man in love with a lower class woman and my parents said "no", I'd would either have broken up with her or fled and eloped. May she rest in peace.
I pride myself on being a fairly good single mom to my daughter, not too strict but certainly knew of her comings and going’s. Well, when she was a senior in high school she was certain she was going to marry her cheating boyfriend and move to Germany with him as he had just signed up with the military. Even my mom was planning their wedding. Well I said Nope! Not going to happen and gave her my loooong list of why it wouldn’t work out. Less than a week later they had broken up as she had found out he had cheated on her multiple times. Whew, dodged a huge bullet there. What the family did to that poor young lady was cruel and unforgivable though. RIP Blanche 🙏💙🖤💙😢
The soldiers with blank expressions look more like thousand yard stares or complete shell shock, which both come from extreme stress or trauma, if they were soldiers who knew what they were doing they would act like Herman Goering, who laughed and smiled while atrocities he planned out were being listed
Your french prononciation is always on point, I love that! Thank you for your videos. I dunno what I would listen too while working & painting if you were'nt here
The lawyers unexpected death, in the first story, is intriguing. I need to find and read the book about it. I wonder if he came to rescue her and that mother of hers killed him.
I was expecting to see repeats from videos I've watched before but you did share some photos/stories that are completely new to me...and I'm both totally creeped out and totally hooked. You have a new fan today
I was so very enthralled in the sound of your soothing calm expression with empathy through your narrations of each story, especially when you spoke French, Please tell us more stories like this with pictures of the people? Thank You for all of your time and efforts ❤💕
The first time i heard lets read i was listening because my other youtubers hadnt put anything out. Im so glad that 2 years later i always look forward to these videos. The fact that the videos are always great makes me always want more
Genie never really learned language though. She could say words and could communicate with pictures. She never understood grammar and the formation of sentences. I learned of her in a linguistics course and criminology, very sad case.
Thank you for putting in time stamps. I’ve heard a few of these stories and it’s nice to be able to skip them but listen to the rest of them. Just found your channel recently, keep up the good work!
I'm so impressed with the way you told the stories, with respect and compassion. Usually these things are accompanied with a soundtrack of excitement and sensationalism, that dehumanises the victims. So very well done, I feel proud of you 👍💜💛💚💙
"Old catholic establishment places lightbulbs in remembrance of the 3 men they tortured and left to rot for the public to see" You know, that somehow makes it worse.
It's almost like it has a double meaning. The forked tongue makes the words that "we do it out of respect" while the unspoken meaning is "dont let anyone forget that disobedience can get you killed". This and other atrocities are why I don't view the catholic religion as Christian. They don't even comprehend their own version of the Bible, but its not worth arguing about. I simply say I'm atheist, or if I really want to upset them, I say I'm a Satanist. Most of the time, I just let them talk without acknowledging, until they stop. Proselytizing gets under my skin, so I avoid listening to it. Its a garbage way to "share" the message.
Ha, you're right. And the next picture isn't a shadow burned into the steps, it's carbon that was previously a carbon-based life-form. The stone isn't bleached; rather the dark spot is human remains.
@@Whammytap also the lipstick killer listed here was actually completely innocent. the real killer could have been george hodel, aka the black dahlia killer, but they tortured william into confessing after drugging him and refusing to let him sleep or eat for 6 days. not to mention, during a scuffle he was hit with three different flower pots over the head and was not given any medical attention. i'd falsely confess too. he was denied a retrial 30 times and stayed in prison for 65 years for something he didn't do. plus, he was 17, so technically under a new law, anything he did before the age of 25 should have been investigated further.
What an amazing collection of photographs and stories. Thanks so much for this glimpse at what is for many, the unknown side of human beings with their problems and how those problems impinge on others so much of the time, but also how some have to manage to survive those problems themselves.
I was wondering what the first one was gonna be, but I just remembered where I'd heard that backstory before and have a horrible, creeping feeling there will be a second photo. One I dread.
Same!!! I also used to get them as books on tape and then that one book where it’s scary stories for kids but they were absolutely traumatizing 😩 the one that included the story about the girl with the ribbon around her neck! 😭
Humanity is atrocious!! How?! How does this happen?! The couple who lost their child that was photographed made me feel endless misery but their remarkable way of forgiving shines a light into the not seen enough bright world that does exist under the darkenss...
I agree, humanity is one cruel and unique species, throughout humanity’s time in the world, there has been some of the worst things that humans are capable of. Sometimes they believe killing other humans would bring them good luck or good fortune, and then they started killing other humans because they would create a system of beliefs that give them comfort, but those beliefs were evil to some of those humans, so they had them killed in vast numbers. Why do humans kill?? Is it fear?? Is it boredom?? Is it Pride?? Is it for strength?? We will never know, and never figure out a way to stop humans from killing other humans or any other living creatures. We just have to go on in this universe asking lots of questions that we can’t answer, but instead of getting lost in questions that we’ll never know the answer to, we should just enjoy the here and the now, before it’s our time, because that time is ticking and will be over before we know it.
I took a trip to Japan and one of the cities I visited was Hiroshima. There are so many shadow spots (from people or from buildings/objects) like this around the city. There's also many buildings that have been left untouched to show just how devastating the bomb was. The museum is by far one of the saddest Museums you could ever see. The only one that made me more emotional was the Holocaust museum in DC. For all American's able to do so, I highly recommend visiting both Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima. It really shows both sides of the story and proves that no matter what side of the war you're on, the consequences are heartbreaking
The first story is without doubt the most horrific, disturbing, traumatising thing I have ever heard, it is so so chilling. I was just looking at her beautiful face while listening, and when the photo changed it made my heart sink in terror
Superb narration...this is the type of forum I've been searching for. Intriguing visuals along with a well presented narrative...to explain the backstory...new subscriber here..this is it!
LR. Beautiful Haunting Stories, that your Magnificent Voice Narrates so Masterfully! What one’s parents can do to their Own Child is Mind Blowing! Thankyou for bringing them to us! You “DaBomb”💣💣💣💣💣💣👍🏻🙌🏻🥺😮
How ironic that Blanches mother hid her away because she was worried about her money & what people would think if her daughter would marry a poor attorney and then she was outed for being a monster and the "people" hated her and wished her dead.
As someone who went to the peace museum in November 2019, the stone has faded quite significantly. You cannot see more than a faint almost smudge mark of this person, unlike in the photo in this video. It reminded me of how black clothing has different shades of black but you cannot tell until you are close to them.
first time seeing the Lambert cage picture......beyond words, well done! Hope you continue this series (I can see you've got at least 3 on my vid list). Well done!
Hi! Love the stories and the way you narrate! Always makes my day. Just wanted to point something out as someone who studies linguistics. Genie was really good at learning new words ,but never really grasped the grammar of English. Really tragic story.
This is presented very well. The narrator has a very intriguing voice. Excellent photos. I would love to see more like this. I just subscribed so will keep on watching. Thank you!❤❤❤
Thank you, that was really interesting. I knew a couple of the stories but you added more information than I was previously aware of. The most chilling was the German POWs, I've never seen it before.
Lemme know what you guys think! And if you'd like to see more like this ;D
🕓 TIME STAMPS:
00:00➤Blanche Monnier
11:11➤Shadows Etched In Stone
14:37➤Saint Lambert's Cages
17:24➤Emma Hauck
20:24➤Genie Wiley
27:19➤John Lennon & Mark Chapman
33:40➤The Lipstick
36:40➤The Red Vauxhall
40:53➤Tereska
45:40➤Static Warning
48:42➤Tragedy by the Sea
51:38➤The Beast of Jersey
54:13➤German POWs
Love your vids keep it up 👍
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Yes please more episodes should be made 😍😍😍♥️
Love, love, love videos like this! I would definitely enjoy seeing more videos containing various things like this.
But that being said, you could read me a coupon book, and I would enjoy it haha.
I like it, not in a bad way, I swear, I only commit crimes on Sundays.
The first story is incredibly tragic. She didn't deserve what she had to go through. All because she loved a man and her failure of a mother could not support her decision to live how she wanted to live. Bet her mother only wanted the money that would come from a rich man. Pathetic.
And I bet she was jealous of her daughters beauty cause she's got that ugliness inside her to do something like that.
I hope Blanche and the man she loved met up in heaven together, may her soul rest in paradise whilst the "mothers" rots in hell forever.
@Jake from state farm Agreed, Jake from State Farm. I always knew you were a good guy. 😌
It is extremely tragic and disturbing but just to keep things accurate, the ‘before’ pictures are not Blanche. Those photos were taken of someone else, years after the dates she would’ve been imprisoned
@@zeldagirl7491 Thank you so much for letting me know, I didn't realize!
Agreed. Some women don’t deserve kids. Poor girl. No girl deserves this.
Terrifying to think of how many other Blanche's there are who were never discovered.
I thought the same thing. That could be going on right NOW. Frightening isn't. Oh but the love of MONEY.
Like your mom
@@butterfacemcgillicutty nah, I know exactly where my mum is... are you projecting, perhaps? :P
@@NellieBear84 yes, yes I am projecting.
Amen yes so sadly true and tragic there are many ways of keeping people isolated,,💜🙏🏼❣️💯so sad but so so true, this story really resonates with My soul
Blanche was stunningly beautiful. The picture of her after being rescued is so sad and horrific
Somebody else pointed out that the "before" picture wasn't of her, it was of an actress who lived decades later
@@tekbarrier Yea I went to look up the case to look more into it and I seen a different picture of hers. Total different look
Yes I agree. I loved her long black hair the length of her body. Beautiful.
@@tekbarrier yah the before photo is maude fealy an actress
I found the actual picture of her (well, they say.) If that was her, she was, in my opinion, even *more* beautiful than Maude.
Blanche was beautiful, may she rest in eternal peace with her lost love.
@Name's Nils I like how you added his? name -balls. I should be ashamed but I chuckled 🤭
@@GeorgiaJakes7 Ashamed? Of what?
@@GeorgiaJakes7ok🤣I chuckled too hehe.
She really was
And may her family rot in Hell for what they did.
This is why I’m not scared of ghosts and monsters, the worst most terrifying awful things on this earth are other humans.
Plus, ghosts and monsters don't exist. But yes, you're right.
Agreed;ghosts and supernatural creatures etc dont do sex,drug,organ trafficking.Humans do.
Totally agree this is heart breaking 😢😢😢 humans are the real monsters 😔
Very true queen x
@@slaugmromni6743 You could have just not commented, instead of being negative. 🤷♂️
Most videos about creepy photos tend to speed past each one after giving basic context, but you take the time to explain the stories in detail which I really appreciate. More like this would be wonderful.
Reminds me of Mr. Ballen, except the video is much longer with more stories.
Lazy Masqurade does the same, thing, if you desire more of this kind of content.
His versions are only twenty-thirty minutes long, though. They are still very informative, though.
@@aikomc57 I was going to mention Mr. Bellen too. Love his videos too.
@@cuppycakey5013 he's good and his stories pull you in but I find myself putting him off for later, and I sometimes forget about him. And that may be because his stories are a commitment, as they are rather long, in the face of our short attention spans. Whereby the time it takes for Mr Ballen to crank out one story, another narrator has given us three, but as I said, they do pull you in.
Damn, the first story is sad beyond words. I hope that she can rest in peace now...no human being should have to live like that.
That story always broke my heart, it’s horrible how deprived, cruel, selfish and evil humanity can be.
Monsters really do exist, they can be as close as the person that you live with and even the very parents that are supposed to protect you.
That’s a fate way worse than death if you ask me….
So sad but I applaud her determination to not be completely petty and complying with her mothers WISHES 😖🙏🌸🌸🌸
She lived like that in the prime of her life, truly a fate worse than death. Was it from the will of two hardheaded women or just one?
The father and uncle should have been put to death for their actions.
Nothing of life should have to live that way
The Feral child broke my heart. As a mother who would do ANYTHING to protect my child, it kills me to know that so many children deal with such evil.
I’m not a mother and never will be but I would throw myself in front of a bullet for a child, that story makes me sick to my stomach 😢😔
I can't believe authorities gave her back to the mom after a few years in rehab!
Thank you
me too, my 2 son's most important to me
I'm the same easy I would do anything to s
The stories of Blanche Monnier and Genie Wiley are unbelievably tragic. I know that the former isn’t alive anymore, but I hope that the latter is doing well and is treated with the love and protection she so richly deserves. ♥️
When I hear genies story I can’t help but think of my now ex mother-in-law. She’s 52 I believe but with the mentality of a 10 to 12 year old. Her birth father had beaten her so severely at the age of six weeks old that it resulted in extensive and permanent brain damage and she will be how she is for the rest of her life. And yet she is one of the brightest, most genuine, joyful, happy souls I have ever met in my life.
Not trying to offend you but Who had a child with her knowing she was mentally challenged and was child like? I find that kind of creepy.
My sister's mother beat her so bad she was mental too. It's the only reason the Catholic church let him divorce her. He got Kim. My mother was over protective. It's hard to say which is worse.
@That's Not My Name Possibly, I didn't mean any harm by my question nor was I trying to offend her. That was not my intentions. I don't know the magnitude of the situation. I just worked in a group home with men and women with child like mentality and some were more so than others. Some were high functioning and some werent. Maybe her exmother in law was child like in certain aspects of her life
@That's Not My Name I understand what you're saying as well. I know genetically it would not be passed down, Im just picturing man with all his senses trying to be intimate with someone who is basiy mentally challenged and acts like a child. It was just strange when I thought about it.
@@TrueCrimeJunkie-p8b I thought EXACTLY the same thing. Doesn't seem right.
the more I learn about people, the more inclined I am to love my two grumpy cats
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Amen sister 🙏
YES
“The world will never understand?!” You’re damn right. As a father, it’s unimaginable to me that anyone could do that to a child, much less their own baby. What a coward that so-called “man” was, to take his own life, instead of facing the consequences of his horrendous actions.
You're so respectful when telling each story not forgetting that, this was a person with family and friends and had they had a life.. I think it's really important to be as respectful as possible when telling their stories and you do just that. Good job and thanks for the content!!
Yes, some of these horrors are only bearable to hear because the narrators voice is so gentle & compassionate.
Except maybe when hedecided it was important to call murder victim John Lennon 'egotistical'.... As a big fan of Lennon- it's not something i nessecarily WHOLLY disagree with- but i REALLY dont think it was NECESSARY when discussing how the man was repeatedly shot in the back by a psycho killer. I swear i dont understand what motivates people sometimes.... Ur talking about SUCH a great artist who gave so much- and how he was brutally shotin front of his wife- but you feel it's important to describe Lennon as 'egotistical' in that context....?? I dont get it.
@@Herschel1738 I agree!
@@StefanTonioSampson choosing to save them by murdering a mildly egotistical musician from Liverpool speaks to the level of insanity that he was at" he did not use egotistical to discribe hin in a derogatory way... And this guy isn't the first to describe Lennon as such.. Either way he didn't use the word to be mean or to describe him in a hateful way... He was being matter of fact.
I would love to hear more stories about "photos with horrifying backstories" in the future. The Hiroshima "Shadow Etched in Stone" story and "St. Lambert's Soul Cages" story were my favorites.
Mr Ballen has some good ones. I suspect there are many crossovers though 😊
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Lazy Masquerade does the same kind of content, if you desire more.
His videos on it are only twenty-thirty minutes long, but they are still throughly informative and horrifying.
@@yvettemoore1228 that's what I was going to say go to Mr Ballen I know he's told this story I watched it a few days ago so I'm going to have to either watch the rest of it or click it off cuz we've probably done watched it on his channel
@@MirrenTheDragonKnight yea I think my first video of his was his first photos video haha
I love the inclusion of photographs with the stories. It helps with the immersion into the stories and gives insight into another time and place. I hope you will do more videos like this. Thank you Joel for always striving to be better!
Watch Mr.Ballen then if you like lot of imagery and in depth story telling
@@OhZjuchi I tried him. I didn't like how fast he talked and I don't like a lot of imagery. Thank you for the suggestion though!
The video would be disappointing without them since it's titled Photographs with Scary Backstories! 😂
@@didi012578 He never includes photographs with his stories. I just wanted to let him know that I liked the change and would like future videos like this.
@@robbieoxendine2955 This was a really good video. I was just making a joke about the title with you.
His french pronunciation is quite on point I'm impressed
I must agree-- he always makes such a grand effort at pronunciation of words other than his own American English. Well done and appreciated!
Yes... kinda sexy... 😆
Story number 1 : To whomever wrote that anonymous letter to the attorney general..... “ Thank you / Thank you “ ....... but honestly I wish that would have gotten to Blanche waaaaaay before that day in 1901 ..... she was literally wasting away in pain for over 25 years at the hands of her OWN PEOPLE “ HER FAMILY “......
I hate the fact that they weren’t both brought to justice because of circumstances and her uncle Marcell it seems as if he got off playing the crazy role .....
I hope that her true love “ the lawyer “ and Blanche can finally be together now ...... REST IN PEACE ......
The people who did this deserve to be dragged out by there feet
This story isn't the real one . Wasn't any forbidden love , this was a myth .
It was a house keeper... That's what I heard from other sources
@@ilovebirbstruecrime4096 2 house skeepers Eugenie taberot et Juliette Dupuis opened their mouth everywhere and let people coming and see blanche like she was a circus freak and it was one of those people who wrote a letter to the judge
The universe can certainly be strange, the woman suffered for years and years, and survived that ordeal through some sorta divine intervention because, there have been cases of people just dying straight up after being in the peak physical condition, and this poor woman survived in the condition that she was in.
It’s so true what they say, when it’s your time, it’s certainly your time.
So appreciate every single moment that you are alive at this moment, because there are people out there right now, that aren’t so lucky to be alive now, or are on death’s door.
It's so sad that Blanche's life was stolen from her just for a few bucks her parents wanted from a wealthy marriage
I'm glad I discovered this channel. I appreciate the calm narration and descriptive information provided here today
"Father make me cry" fucking broke my heart, man...
There's an even more beautiful photo of Blanche with her hair up, wearing a hat . She was a few years older than here & she's truly stunning looking in it. I can only imagine the torment of being locked up that long. She never recovered mentally .
Genie was treated so horribly. I hope wherever she is, she’s being taken care of by loving people. She deserves love and protection
She died
She’s still alive in an undisclosed secure hospital
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It's so sad that her abuser never paid for his crimes.
Interesting how no one felt any pity for her older brother. Narrator didn’t even mention him. He was abused just as much, the only plus was he was able to go to school. But not only did the public not pity him, despite him still being a child, he wasn’t given any of the care his sister was given afterwards. He was tossed to the side and ignored by the world. That’s sadder in my opinion.
Just watched a recent upload by Lazy Masquerade on the same subject of photos with creepy backgrounds, and I was so worried that they'd just be a rehash of each other, but wildly enough I don't think either of you covered the same photo as the other! That's how you can tell how much effort goes into these. You did a wonderful job!!
The two of them recently did a collab together if I'm not mistaken, so I'm willing to bet they got in touch with each other and made sure they wouldn't use the same material as the other
Effort into giving wrong information.
Really?!? EVERYONE always covers those mentioned here.
I’ve heard the first story multiple times and no matter how many times I hear it- it’s still one of the stories that haunts me the most
the case of genie wiley has always horrified me. no human deserves that.
There's Another story that's just as bad. It gives me nightmares: Sylvia Likens. Look her up. 😳💔💔💔😥😥😥😥😥
@@gentrykoda she was so beautiful and i feel so bad for her father
I don't really think "hope" is what I take away from Jeannie's story. Resiliency, the human spirit and the human mind, both hold in abundance. But those parents of hers, they will kill hope. Quickly.
Just discovered your channel. I'm really impressed with your narration. It's much more thoughtful and insightful than the average narration on channels like this. I know it's something that few people will comment on. But I know how much effort writing like this takes.
The best horror story reading RUclipsr ever is here
Well mr ballen is better but ok
@@ambrosesantinac3196 I mean he is really good as well but I’d say let’s Read is a bit more better
You edited your comment and still managed to not remove the pointless comma. Come on. What is this.
@@angusmcnay5449 😂😂😂
Lazy corpse nightmare are at least 3 that are way better
You have a wonderful, calming voice, much needed for this kind of content. Many would have taken the sensational, exploitative route with the retelling of these tragedies. But you were subtle and empathetic, reminding us that these are human beings, some even children. Because of this I take your channel seriously and have a great deal of respect for you.
11:14 back in 2009 I had the honor of going to Japan, and I saw these very steps at ground zero. There is a Hiroshima museum that does an amazing job of showing the harrowing events for people who lived there. I highly recommend going there to anyone who gets the chance. Its a powerful reminder of how quickly our lives can change.
I have plans of visiting Hiroshima, and other terrible places like that to pay my respects to those poor people who had to suffer horrendous fates like that.
@@jarrarwinks8470 make sure you go to Nanking and Manchuria.
@@cheshire_skatkat9093 Bataan in the Philippines too , they marked the trails of the Bataan death march so you can experience the hardships the imperial japanese soldies did to the civilians/soldiers
I wish when visiting Japan I would have had the opportunity to see these exhibits. Very sad.
When I was young I had the dubious distinction of dating 2 young men whis fathers had to do with the making and testing of the bomb.
Emma Hauck's letter honestly made me cry. One of my biggest fears is to fall to dementia, and to be this completely alone. I can't imagine how horrible it must be, and seeing the letter makes it that much more real.
Working with dementia patients is heart wrenching too. It's so hard to watch some of them ask about their family day after day and sadly, some of the families rarely ever come to visit them. I've had patients whose families only came maybe once a month, once a year even. Then I've had ones where I never saw their families the whole time they were with us, smh. But the patients never forgot about them and they still asked every day if they were coming... smh. 😥😢😭
My mother has dementia and it is horrifying. She often worries about if she has money to pay for her food, she thinks we are the kindest people to just take her in, and offers to share absolutely everything she has, food, drink, her jacket if she thought you were cold. She can’t hardly remember her own name now… she struggles to say what she wants or needs because her words are escaping her. I hate this disease. . .
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My grandmother had dementia and it was horrific seeing what the disease did to her that as terrible as it is to say, her passing was a blessing
I hate saying that, but at last she was free of her misery
Such sadness and madness. Humans are beasts. Thanks for the vid. Perfect as always.
I was in 7th grade when our English class was shown a documentary about Jeanne. I vividly recall the part where the social workers say say, "We'd always believed that people cannot acquire language after the onset of puberty." And then Jeanne begins to talk. And crack jokes. And dress herself, and perform personal hygiene...
It is just such a terrific story. I never forgot it, even though it was so horrifying at the start.
Shoe proved how, despite the years of horrible abuse and cruelty, she fought back and won
After her evil bastard of a father took the cowards way out, his daughter reclaimed her life and achieved happiness at last
Okay, so for Genie, I think you or I may be misinformed. I thought she did process well with learning language, but only up to a certain point. And then her progress went backward after she was taken away from the care of the one therapist that really cared about her as a person, not just a scientific case study.
There's quite a bit he left out of this story. The whole time she was locked in the room she was either strapped to the toilet or a small bed, unable to move. Her father wouldn't allow anyone else to see her, and he would only growl like a dog, he would never use words around her. That's why she developed a fear of dogs and why she never learned to use language. When she was discovered and rescued I don't think she spoke any words at all, but I might be mistaken. And that's correct, one of the scientists basically took care of her as if she was her own child and Genie made a lot of progress under her care and supervision. But as interest in her case dwindled and she was taken away from the doctor, the progress she made quickly declined. I also don't recall hearing that she escaped and was found by somebody else, but I might be mistaken on that.
Also, her real name is Susan Wiley. And that has been public information for quite a while, so I'm not revealing anything that isn't already out there.
I read the book, seems like there was a lot of blaming and finger-pointing on all sides.
That isn't the "shadow" of the Hiroshima victim. That IS the victim. It's carbon that was formerly a carbon-based life-form.
They weren't saying that it IS actually a shadow, but that it's metaphorically a shadow.
Yes I think they confused it with another Hiroshima shadow of an old man with a cane.
Oh my Christ
@j cee This isn't a political argument place, chief. Take it to your den with your Guns n Ammo, go rewatch Red Dawn, I don't care.
@j cee An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.
Sometimes at night I have really bad anxiety that often leads to panic attacks. I play your videos and your calm voice helps calm me down and having a person speaking makes me feel safe, i honesty appreciate your videos so so so much! There’s so many nights you’ve made sleep possible for me! Thank you!
P.s. I listen to them during the day to! I love the stories!
Voice is calming but the stories are not good if you panic/anxiety
I feel the same way! I also have tinnitus. This guy's voice helps me to not concentrate on the deafening ringing.
I love it that you took the time to post this comment :-)
YESSSSS!!
Videos like these just make me angry
I don't think it's fair to say that all of those German army soldiers who had blank looks on their faces were "remorseless." There are many things they could've been feeling that may not have registered on their faces, like shock. These men had been in brutal combat and were being shown something monstrous they had unwittingly helped protect. It's possible shock and despair had rendered them numb - left to sort through the destruction of their minds and emotions later. War destroys everything it touches, doesn't matter what side you're on.
That’s what I thought, I can tell the difference between complete shock and none at all, those are traumatized thousand yard stares
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Oh, well if someone as reputable as you says so...
@Chino T. it’s not as common as it was but some people still use it 😆
@Chino T. Not sure how it would be "cute", please elaborate
Yea I was thinking they had that 1000 yard or mile stare whatever it’s called. But it’s a blank look due to trauma. I have pictures like that as a child due to child abuse
Ya can’t do this to me, man!!
Ya can’t suddenly add pics when I listen when I’m going to bed! Now I have to keep sitting up and turning my screen on to see the pic! LOL
LOL same 😂😂😂
That's me too🤣🤣
Me too x
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"tragedy by the sea" has me bawling right now. just booked a beach trip yesterday in September for my family, including our 18 month old son. i have chills everywhere. the way mom is clutching at dad has me in pieces
I remember swimming like 50 feet off the shore. The waves got so big they swarmed over my head. I realized the ocean was taking me further away. The sea is something we shouldn't mess with
“No it’s not the newest member of Slipknot” LMAOOO
I love how this isn’t a complete repeat of every other video of photos with disturbing backstories. Great job
this is perfect timing, just got home and got ready for bed and see this posted 1 minute ago :)
I went to Hiroshima in 2009, and spent two afternoons at the Peace Memorial. I'd heard about the Shadows in history classes, but seeing it for yourself hits differently, as one can imagine. The shadow here is much faded, having spent another 3 decades in the elements, but still visible. I stared at it for a very long time.
Poor Blanche Monnier. She wanted to marry for love and got severely punished by her family for it. If I was a wealthy man in love with a lower class woman and my parents said "no", I'd would either have broken up with her or fled and eloped. May she rest in peace.
... she tried to flee and elope
I pride myself on being a fairly good single mom to my daughter, not too strict but certainly knew of her comings and going’s. Well, when she was a senior in high school she was certain she was going to marry her cheating boyfriend and move to Germany with him as he had just signed up with the military. Even my mom was planning their wedding. Well I said Nope! Not going to happen and gave her my loooong list of why it wouldn’t work out. Less than a week later they had broken up as she had found out he had cheated on her multiple times. Whew, dodged a huge bullet there. What the family did to that poor young lady was cruel and unforgivable though. RIP Blanche 🙏💙🖤💙😢
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The soldiers with blank expressions look more like thousand yard stares or complete shell shock, which both come from extreme stress or trauma, if they were soldiers who knew what they were doing they would act like Herman Goering, who laughed and smiled while atrocities he planned out were being listed
Your french prononciation is always on point, I love that! Thank you for your videos. I dunno what I would listen too while working & painting if you were'nt here
Thanks!
The lawyers unexpected death, in the first story, is intriguing. I need to find and read the book about it. I wonder if he came to rescue her and that mother of hers killed him.
I was expecting to see repeats from videos I've watched before but you did share some photos/stories that are completely new to me...and I'm both totally creeped out and totally hooked. You have a new fan today
The beast of jersey is one of the creepiest things I have ever seen. Hell, him with out the mask and the rest of that costume is creepy enough.
It makes the Mask movie seem real!
Your reading, and voice are the best I’ve heard narrating.
bless this channel for the content it uploads.
I was so very enthralled in the sound of your soothing calm expression with empathy through your narrations of each story, especially when you spoke French, Please tell us more stories like this with pictures of the people? Thank You for all of your time and efforts ❤💕
The first time i heard lets read i was listening because my other youtubers hadnt put anything out. Im so glad that 2 years later i always look forward to these videos. The fact that the videos are always great makes me always want more
Emma Hauck has touched my heart. Taken into an asylum at 30!! What a horrid demise she had. She needs to be remembered 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Please do more like this, I love true history and we will never get this from anyone else or most of it. Love this thank you
Blanche's story breaks my heart everytime.
Yay, literally looking for one I hadn't listened to. 😍👏I'm wrapped timings perfect. Thank you.
Hi wrapped, I’m dad!
Thank you for these informative videos.
Genie never really learned language though. She could say words and could communicate with pictures. She never understood grammar and the formation of sentences. I learned of her in a linguistics course and criminology, very sad case.
In love this format with the pictures included.
Yes, so much.
Even though I’ve seen most of these photos before, the backstories are are compelling. Especially with your narration.
Thank you for putting in time stamps. I’ve heard a few of these stories and it’s nice to be able to skip them but listen to the rest of them. Just found your channel recently, keep up the good work!
I'm so impressed with the way you told the stories, with respect and compassion. Usually these things are accompanied with a soundtrack of excitement and sensationalism, that dehumanises the victims. So very well done, I feel proud of you 👍💜💛💚💙
I don't know what we would do if Let's Read never existed.
I wouldn’t be joking about buff 12 year olds saving nine year old girls who claim to be experts with various kinds of knives from creeps.
I would never sleep.
"Old catholic establishment places lightbulbs in remembrance of the 3 men they tortured and left to rot for the public to see"
You know, that somehow makes it worse.
Don't worry, plenty of other Catholics were tortured and shrines to that remain as well.
The Catholic church is why I don't trust religion.
@@wynkelly1389 that's a dumb reason not to trust religion
they're like "oop. we fucked up. sorry." 🤭
It's almost like it has a double meaning. The forked tongue makes the words that "we do it out of respect" while the unspoken meaning is "dont let anyone forget that disobedience can get you killed".
This and other atrocities are why I don't view the catholic religion as Christian. They don't even comprehend their own version of the Bible, but its not worth arguing about.
I simply say I'm atheist, or if I really want to upset them, I say I'm a Satanist. Most of the time, I just let them talk without acknowledging, until they stop.
Proselytizing gets under my skin, so I avoid listening to it. Its a garbage way to "share" the message.
Just wanna let you know, the first picture on the first story is falsely used. That is Maude fealy. A Edwardian silent movie actress.
Ha, you're right. And the next picture isn't a shadow burned into the steps, it's carbon that was previously a carbon-based life-form. The stone isn't bleached; rather the dark spot is human remains.
@@Whammytap also the lipstick killer listed here was actually completely innocent. the real killer could have been george hodel, aka the black dahlia killer, but they tortured william into confessing after drugging him and refusing to let him sleep or eat for 6 days. not to mention, during a scuffle he was hit with three different flower pots over the head and was not given any medical attention. i'd falsely confess too. he was denied a retrial 30 times and stayed in prison for 65 years for something he didn't do. plus, he was 17, so technically under a new law, anything he did before the age of 25 should have been investigated further.
You two just shut up, we don’t need your history lesson because the stories are still true!
What an amazing collection of photographs and stories.
Thanks so much for this glimpse at what is for many, the unknown side of human beings with their problems and how those problems impinge on others so much of the time, but also how some have to manage to survive those problems themselves.
I was wondering what the first one was gonna be, but I just remembered where I'd heard that backstory before and have a horrible, creeping feeling there will be a second photo. One I dread.
These stories hurt my heart. I'll never understand how humans can be so cruel to each other.
More of this please! Let's read is my most favorite narrator in youtube now
Thank you for ALL you do and the time stamps for the stories are genius.. Really thanks.
This is one of your best videos you’ve uploaded.
I both love the detail and the history of each story.
This was a very well done vid Lets Read! very interesting to learn the story behind the photos.
I swear I'm getting "Scary stories to tell in the dark" vibes... especially from when I was 8yrs old & checking these books out from the library
Same!!! I also used to get them as books on tape and then that one book where it’s scary stories for kids but they were absolutely traumatizing 😩 the one that included the story about the girl with the ribbon around her neck! 😭
Humanity is atrocious!! How?! How does this happen?! The couple who lost their child that was photographed made me feel endless misery but their remarkable way of forgiving shines a light into the not seen enough bright world that does exist under the darkenss...
I agree, humanity is one cruel and unique species, throughout humanity’s time in the world, there has been some of the worst things that humans are capable of.
Sometimes they believe killing other humans would bring them good luck or good fortune, and then they started killing other humans because they would create a system of beliefs that give them comfort, but those beliefs were evil to some of those humans, so they had them killed in vast numbers.
Why do humans kill??
Is it fear??
Is it boredom??
Is it Pride??
Is it for strength??
We will never know, and never figure out a way to stop humans from killing other humans or any other living creatures.
We just have to go on in this universe asking lots of questions that we can’t answer, but instead of getting lost in questions that we’ll never know the answer to, we should just enjoy the here and the now, before it’s our time, because that time is ticking and will be over before we know it.
I took a trip to Japan and one of the cities I visited was Hiroshima. There are so many shadow spots (from people or from buildings/objects) like this around the city. There's also many buildings that have been left untouched to show just how devastating the bomb was. The museum is by far one of the saddest Museums you could ever see. The only one that made me more emotional was the Holocaust museum in DC. For all American's able to do so, I highly recommend visiting both Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima. It really shows both sides of the story and proves that no matter what side of the war you're on, the consequences are heartbreaking
"Mildly Egotistical" That's a massive understatement.
Great voice and narrative speed. You did a wonderful job! Keep it up and I will be watching!
The first story is without doubt the most horrific, disturbing, traumatising thing I have ever heard, it is so so chilling. I was just looking at her beautiful face while listening, and when the photo changed it made my heart sink in terror
Just discovering your channel! You are unique. Love the short story compilation format as well. Terrific work.
So glad I stumble onto your channel! Amazing stories. I've heard of a few of them, but not in as much detail as you told them. Amazing research!
Blanche was once so lovely😔🥀.... How cruel her fate.
Yo, Tereska low-key invented modernist abstract expressionism, son
Superb narration...this is the type of forum I've been searching for.
Intriguing visuals along with a well presented narrative...to explain the backstory...new subscriber here..this is it!
One of my favorite videos yet. Seriously adds to creepiness by adding a visual component to the video.
Super creepy. I'm in bed trying to sleep, but the pic of Blenche has me freaked..
I love the vibe this channel has
I've heard the Blanche Monnier story so many times, but to listen to your retelling of it gave me the chills all over again!!
LR. Beautiful Haunting Stories, that your Magnificent Voice Narrates so Masterfully! What one’s parents can do to their Own Child is Mind Blowing! Thankyou for bringing them to us! You “DaBomb”💣💣💣💣💣💣👍🏻🙌🏻🥺😮
Crazy thing about Genie Wiley is that she was the FOURTH child to those freaking parents. I wonder why she was singled out so much?! Or at all!!!
How ironic that Blanches mother hid her away because she was worried about her money & what people would think if her daughter would marry a poor attorney and then she was outed for being a monster and the "people" hated her and wished her dead.
Ooh awesome, I love these more historical/factual style videos! Hope you do more like this soon :)
As someone who went to the peace museum in November 2019, the stone has faded quite significantly. You cannot see more than a faint almost smudge mark of this person, unlike in the photo in this video. It reminded me of how black clothing has different shades of black but you cannot tell until you are close to them.
Great narration
Intonation , and delivery, perfect.
Well done.
It's so sick what her mother did to her. Took away all of her humanity and agency. It's sick.
first time seeing the Lambert cage picture......beyond words, well done! Hope you continue this series (I can see you've got at least 3 on my vid list). Well done!
Is the individual telling us about these stories also the same individual who wrote the commentary? Because it is beautifully written 👌
Thank you!! This is the first time that I have come a crossed your post's and found it very interesting. Looking forward to more!
Hi! Love the stories and the way you narrate! Always makes my day. Just wanted to point something out as someone who studies linguistics. Genie was really good at learning new words ,but never really grasped the grammar of English. Really tragic story.
This is presented very well. The narrator has a very intriguing voice. Excellent photos. I would love to see more like this. I just subscribed so will keep on watching. Thank you!❤❤❤
Thank you, that was really interesting. I knew a couple of the stories but you added more information than I was previously aware of. The most chilling was the German POWs, I've never seen it before.