The Axeman of New Orleans | Part One

[@tylerhatch3907]

it was the cannata family thinning out the comp.

[@LouisianaDread]

Hahaha now that’s a great conspiracy!

[@jamestregler1584]

Next the '' Needle man '' stay tuned 😎 !

[@LouisianaDread]

Never heard of that one lol

[@kamakazecrxsi85]

No one ever heard of this lmao

[@donaldjk1611]

I’m pretty sure it has to do with the guy who was stabbing people during Mardi Gras when the crowds were massive within needle that said welcome to the world of aids

[@teepat5487]

This channel is an inspiration, I'm glad yall doing this.

[@LouisianaDread]

That means the world to me to read that. Thank you!

[@michex2081]

Nooo where's part 2?! 😭 This was so interesting. You're a great storyteller!

[@LouisianaDread]

Part 2 is coming next week!

[@Nightmarigny]

Besemer was a strange case. I have read every book on the Axeman (all the authors disagree about which crimes and what years the Axeman was responsible for) and Besemer is the weirdest person in the whole thing. I know he wasn't the Axeman, but what the heck were he and his "wife" lying about?
I don't think Schneider was an Axeman victim. Different weapon, didn't fit the profile.
The Axeman, IMO, had a rage toward Italian men. Probably abused by one, possibly his father. Probably a grocer.
It's such a convoluted, confusing case. It keeps me up at night!!!

[@LouisianaDread]

But it’s sooooo intriguing!! Very good points you’ve made though.

[@reginatheriot7717]

Thanks Kyle

[@LouisianaDread]

Thank You!

[@Deeznuts84356]

Very good history lesson. Keep the stories coming.

[@LouisianaDread]

Thanks, will do!

[@jrr2480]

Great video 📼
I wonder 🤔 if this crime inspired the Slasher villain Hatchet? 🪓😱

[@LouisianaDread]

It could very well have inspired that!