1968- 2020 All of these years and tears later and still we have not learned. We are one. What affects one affects all. Wish you were here to guide us. Rest In Peace Dr. King
The best tour on RUclips! The quality is absolutely amazing! GodBless Martin Luther King Jr! An awesome man and great leader. Thank you for everything & your sacrifice. Rest In Peace 🙏🏾
A truly tragic day in our history. I have often wondered how the USA would be different if this wonderful man had been allowed to continue to live but that was not meant to be. Thank you for reminding us of that awful sad day. RIP MLK.
Very sad place to visit but yet a very big part of history too. I have total respect for mlk. He could and would have gone on to do even greater things I'm sure. So sad. Keep posting. Vicky x
Hello Scott on Tape! This was a great video!!! I will be in Memphis the weekend of September 17th to see my nephew play football at The University of Memphis. I will be returning home the next day. Before I hit the highway, I will visit/tour the National Civil Rights Museum and Lorraine Motel. You mentioned how “HEAVY” it is in there. I felt the heaviness in your video. That’s why I haven’t been able to go see it. Lord. Everything was left right where he left it…including their cars!!! WOW!!! Great video Scott. God Bless!!!
Thank you so much for the tour. I went to Memphis every summer as a child. I remember when Dr. King was assassinated. I have not been back since I was twelve. Thanks so much now I know I have to go back.
Such a moving feeling to be in a place preserved with so much history this is awesome I can't wait to visit for myself. Thanks for the content love your vids btw
Dr King was a guest in my Aunts home in Westchester County, New Rochelle,N.Y. he was there to help in letting hot lunches for the African American students, while in White schools they had hot lunches. Black students only had cold lunches. My Aunt was over all of the school Social Workers in the county of Westchester.
Have you read Dr.William Pepper's book 'bout the assassination trial? He along with the King family acquitted James Earl Ray of the crime.Very interesting in fact Pepper was the only one who brought justice to this event and gave some peace to the King family and some kind of closure and questions finally being answered.Ray had no trial but this one.
I think it’s interesting that you mentioned the fbi was listening in on Dr.Martin Luther King’s calls from the fire house but the shot came from the boarding house next door.. 🧐 hmm. Thank you for this video I have wanted to go on this tour for a while now. Also the memorial for Emmett Till.
Oliver Stone wanted to make a film about Martin Luther King, and he wanted to cast... Leonardo DiCaprio to play him. Not a word of lie. Reactions, anyone!
You know, you really think about some of these cases, and how did the assassin know which hotel room Dr. King was staying in, etc? I highly doubt that if he or anyone else called the Lorraine Motel and asked which room MLK was staying in, that the motel would tell them. So, I think that someone within his group tipped the gun man off. I hate to think that was the case, but unfortunately it would make sense. MLK was a Freemason, and you may or may not know about all that. But anyway, I am going to post another link on here , which explains that the bullet found in MLK's body was not from the rifle found. The gun man did admit to having purchased 2 guns prior to going to Memphis, so, I suppose he may have used 1 and took that 1 with him when he left, and left the other 1 in his room. But I, too have been to the Lorraine Motel, but back in 1988, and will be returning soon with my sons to show them. So sad. I remember my Mom telling me about this. I was only like 5 years old at the time, and she was also watching tv when Robert Kennedy was assassinated. My parents kept a portrait of JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy in our home. They always respected whoever the President was at the time because my Dad was a WWII Pearl Harbor veteran. So, I, too always respect whoever our President is at the time. This era of time was so sad with all the assassinations and Vietnam War going on, etc... ruclips.net/video/buGlENXC5ug/видео.html
I suggest you read the book THE PLOT TO KILL KING.written by Dr.William Pepper Esq.He writes of the inside maneuverings and betrayal of MLK's inner circle.
I think the rooms that are "immortalized" have been changed. Too many hands in the cookie jar. Who knows how many people were actually in and out of there after the assassination, and they want us to believe this is "exactly" how it was left?
@@flowerlullaby AdamTheWoo on yt also was at the MLK Jr National Civil Rights Museum, and he asked the lady who sits outside the prperty on the sidewalk at the table about why she was kicked out of the motel. Watch his video because she explains that the rooms were different as far as the numbers. They changed the motel number as to where she stayed, I believe. She used to live there. Seems kind of weird.
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1968- 2020 All of these years and tears later and still we have not learned. We are one. What affects one affects all. Wish you were here to guide us. Rest In Peace Dr. King
Great man👌🏾💪🏾✊🏾
🙏🏽🕯😢RIH Martin Luther King😢🕯🙏🏽
The battle is not over💯
I've been here. Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
The best tour on RUclips! The quality is absolutely amazing! GodBless Martin Luther King Jr! An awesome man and great leader. Thank you for everything & your sacrifice. Rest In Peace 🙏🏾
A truly tragic day in our history. I have often wondered how the USA would be different if this wonderful man had been allowed to continue to live but that was not meant to be. Thank you for reminding us of that awful sad day. RIP MLK.
Read the PLOT TO KILL KING William Pepper!It will open your eyes.
Very sad place to visit but yet a very big part of history too. I have total respect for mlk. He could and would have gone on to do even greater things I'm sure. So sad. Keep posting. Vicky x
Vicky Edwards a true American tragedy . It was quite humbling to be there . Thanks for watching , as always Vicky✌🏿✌🏽
Hello Scott on Tape!
This was a great video!!! I will be in Memphis the weekend of September 17th to see my nephew play football at The University of Memphis. I will be returning home the next day.
Before I hit the highway, I will visit/tour the National Civil Rights Museum and Lorraine Motel.
You mentioned how “HEAVY” it is in there. I felt the heaviness in your video.
That’s why I haven’t been able to go see it. Lord. Everything was left right where he left it…including their cars!!! WOW!!!
Great video Scott. God Bless!!!
Thank you Sharon enjoy your trip! It is indeed solemn and hallowed ground.
Thank you so much for the tour. I went to Memphis every summer as a child. I remember when Dr. King was assassinated. I have not been back since I was twelve. Thanks so much now I know I have to go back.
Such a moving feeling to be in a place preserved with so much history this is awesome I can't wait to visit for myself. Thanks for the content love your vids btw
Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!
Couldnt help but laugh wen it clipped over to you and that statue staring 😂😂😂 needed dat laugh lmao
Can’t wait to go there
Another Great Video keep the good stuff coming Brudda stay busy and safe
Dr King was a guest in my Aunts home in Westchester County, New Rochelle,N.Y. he was there to help in letting hot lunches for the African American students, while in White schools they had hot lunches. Black students only had cold lunches. My Aunt was over all of the school Social Workers in the county of Westchester.
Your videos are awesome. Keep up the great work
William Rasmussen thank you so much William I’m glad u enjoy them. Really appreciate that ✌🏿✌🏽
What up Scott !!!! Love ya brother.
Awesome subject unique scott!!! Part of history ! Love it!
thank u
TROY MARTIN TV you’re very welcome . This is my favourite video I’ve done . It was an honour to be there
What amazing video and i bet it is sad place to visit
Less than a month before I was born. I was able to visit it in 1991 but it was a bus tour and they didn't let us off the bus
A heavy video to do, beautifully done my friend. Peace...
Rockin' Into The Night thank you Rockin! What’s your first name by the way so I know what to call u instead of Rockin lol
WeAreTheRest2050 Sorry I didn't reply, I have been away. I have to catch up on your videos Scott. And it's Stacy. Peace...
Rockin' Into The Night it’s good to have you back and it’s good to finally know your name ! ✌🏽✌🏿
Wow! Thats a Great video man History ill be sure to showed to my son
raul bravo thanks Raul it was an amazing place to be . I hope your son likes it how old is he?
WeAreTheRest2050 he will he likes history alot hes 11
raul bravo that’s awesome I hope he really likes it and tell him hello from me ✌🏿✌🏽
Have you read Dr.William Pepper's book 'bout the assassination trial? He along with the King family acquitted James Earl Ray of the crime.Very interesting in fact Pepper was the only one who brought justice to this event and gave some peace to the King family and some kind of closure and questions finally being answered.Ray had no trial but this one.
I’ll check that book out thank you for letting me know about it
@@SCOTTONTAPE It will open your eyes and answer a lot of questions.Enjoy and Merry Christmas!
I think it’s interesting that you mentioned the fbi was listening in on Dr.Martin Luther King’s calls from the fire house but the shot came from the boarding house next door.. 🧐 hmm. Thank you for this video I have wanted to go on this tour for a while now. Also the memorial for Emmett Till.
Really cool
Intense.
Alexander Patrick it was indeed . Thank you Alex
Oliver Stone wanted to make a film about Martin Luther King, and he wanted to cast... Leonardo DiCaprio to play him. Not a word of lie. Reactions, anyone!
DiCaprio to play MLK?
Gone Too Soon😢
Were any of those classic cars Dr Martin Luther Kings?
How cool
How much is it to get in to the museum?
raul bravo $16 for adults but I’m not sure for kids
The sniper was INSIDE of that Fire House and shot Dr King from an open window THERE!
You know, you really think about some of these cases, and how did the assassin know which hotel room Dr. King was staying in, etc? I highly doubt that if he or anyone else called the Lorraine Motel and asked which room MLK was staying in, that the motel would tell them. So, I think that someone within his group tipped the gun man off. I hate to think that was the case, but unfortunately it would make sense. MLK was a Freemason, and you may or may not know about all that. But anyway, I am going to post another link on here , which explains that the bullet found in MLK's body was not from the rifle found. The gun man did admit to having purchased 2 guns prior to going to Memphis, so, I suppose he may have used 1 and took that 1 with him when he left, and left the other 1 in his room. But I, too have been to the Lorraine Motel, but back in 1988, and will be returning soon with my sons to show them. So sad. I remember my Mom telling me about this. I was only like 5 years old at the time, and she was also watching tv when Robert Kennedy was assassinated. My parents kept a portrait of JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy in our home. They always respected whoever the President was at the time because my Dad was a WWII Pearl Harbor veteran. So, I, too always respect whoever our President is at the time. This era of time was so sad with all the assassinations and Vietnam War going on, etc... ruclips.net/video/buGlENXC5ug/видео.html
I suggest you read the book THE PLOT TO KILL KING.written by Dr.William Pepper Esq.He writes of the inside maneuverings and betrayal of MLK's inner circle.
I think the rooms that are "immortalized" have been changed. Too many hands in the cookie jar. Who knows how many people were actually in and out of there after the assassination, and they want us to believe this is "exactly" how it was left?
@@flowerlullaby AdamTheWoo on yt also was at the MLK Jr National Civil Rights Museum, and he asked the lady who sits outside the prperty on the sidewalk at the table about why she was kicked out of the motel. Watch his video because she explains that the rooms were different as far as the numbers. They changed the motel number as to where she stayed, I believe. She used to live there. Seems kind of weird.
Only trained people can make these types of shots. Same with jfk.r.i.p to both men
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it was ruled in a court of law in 1990 that he wasn't the assassin and the shots never came from the hotel window