I read-Crane and Carpenter-went out to a dinner night before Crane and murdered-and he and Carpenter-were heard-arguing. Carpenter-did NOT want to stop doing porno videos- Crane did-and told his son Scotty that Carpenter was obnoxious-and Crane had it with his relationship with Carpenter-which it seems-did not sit well with Carpenter-at all. One thing-I believe Carpenter did murder Crane-but how did he get into Crane's apartment-if it were locked-am sure Crane locked it when he went to bed-right? Door was unlocked in morning when a fellow actress went to check on Crane-as he hadn't shown up for his show-

Fictional treasure hunt! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWXMh2dsbaZpiLMsi=wYqBzoewUK9ZEacx

Conspiracy to commit fraud.

Monday was a good day to go, not as busy as the weekends.

Greetings from the Diamond Creek Road. We enjoyed this awesome drive to the Grand Canyon. Appreciate your work. I posted a video of this amazing backcountry road and its amazing end, the Grand Canyon. I started my own travel channel in January and look forward to hitting 1000 subs and the 4000 watch hours. I love the challenge and especially enjoy sharing this gorgeous country with as many people as I can. I have gobs of information and experience because I’ve traveled this country fulltime for over 31 years and been to over 250 National Parks, hundreds of State Parks and other public hiking locations. We enjoy “out of the way” adventures. This one was extra special. Safe travels to you. Edit on!

Interesting! I just listened to an interview with the chemist that made a type of ecstasy (MDA) for the guy you mentioned that got busted around 2000. He gets into his relationship with the guy several times, but comes to a head around the 2 hour mark. I tried posting the link to it, but it doesn't work here, but it's available on Hamilton Morris' podcast with the title "PAYING THE PRICE FOR A FREE CHEMISTRY EDUCATION", released 4 days ago.

I wonder who lives in the apartment/condo now ? I’m guessing the current occupant knows what happened inside their residence ?

LOVE DIRT SOOOOO MUCH

Yes the snow looks Great on video and a postcard. But it is way to cold 🥶 for me. So as we sit here on our lanai having Kona coffee ☕️ in shorts and flip flops. And watching the ocean, We are thinking of you both. So if you ever want to injoy summer ☀️ year round come and see us. We have an extra grass shack for ya'll! Lol! Great video 📹. Ya'll did a Great job. Robin sends her love. So until next time, Aloha from ant Robin and uncle Bill from the Big Island of Hawaii! Aloha and cheers 🍻

Thanks for sharing adding this to my travel list

Snow in Arizona, eh?

What information do you have on the Stetler Mill?

Good video, thanks. The apartments are really ordinary for such a huge star!

i have no proof but but i always thought montana could be the answer. that is why i was asking, but im prob wrong. anyway ode to the chase

@Ramblin Pam, do you think the 1st clue & the treasure was in montana??

I live close to where Frank and Jesse grew up, their dad also helped start William Jewel College and I have been to the Graves of Bloody Bill Anderson and Bob Ford.

Looks LIKE a house, my grandma's second husband built, over in Riverside, Missouri. He turned out to be PSYCHO

Ramblin Pam and Mystery Man's latest adventure takes them to the stunning Cedar Breaks National Monument, a breathtaking wonder nestled at over 10,000 feet. With its majestic red rock amphitheater and sweeping vistas, the scenery is awe-inspiring. The duo stops at Chessmen Ridge Overlook, where the view is as grand as the banter. Mystery Man, always the jokester, can’t resist talking smack about how he and Pam could soon be members of the “Two Mile High Club,” much to Pam’s amusement. Their playful exchanges, set against the incredible backdrop of nature, make this another fabulous production by Ramblin Pam & Mystery Man. Their chemistry, sense of humor, and shared love of adventure are a joy to watch, making this episode a must-see for fans of the great outdoors and lighthearted fun. You won't want to miss it! The Mayor

Took this way in the week of the 16th. The recent rains had made one of the wash crosssings a bit more challenging as the wash was now somewhat deeper. Still a nice way into the park. Farther north on Hwy 191 is another road that you can use to enter the park. It is Salt Valley Road. It has some deep sandy spots but nothing a 4wd can't handle.

I tried to go up there Feb 2020 but it was right after it was closed I was turned around at Tottilla Flats. I hope to get up there again someday.

FABULOUS!!! After watching your video..... Now i can say .... I have been to Tortilla Flats and actually saw "Higway 88" take you there. :)) BTW... You all might want to review the script prior to filming......so you are on the same page.... However, I LOVE the Blooper!!!! LOL!!!!! You Guys Are Great!! Ramblin Pam....The expression on your face when Mystery Man Was completely talking about who knows what.... is Priceless!!! You were like..... WTF is he talking about?!?!?! LOL!!! GREAT STUFF!!!!

wow, so fun to watch, you all are living the dream!

Another Beautiful Drive! Sorry I forgot to clean the windshield :(

Most of the work was done by Tim Hammond. He does really good work at fair prices.

Such a beautiful view! 🤩

What a dramatic change!! Great job.

Nice! Looks Great! Is it a Duplex? Nice view ! But I think the view we have is Awesome. What's funny is ya'll have the same color floor as we do. IS IT "Life Proof"? That's what we put in our house. I built New cabinets for the kitchen and bathrooms. Great video, Robin love's it. And she says Hi! I need to send you some pics of what we did here. Ok until next time, Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii!

Nice job on the remodel.

This "third black hill" has been found and cleaned out. Start your travel from Yuma, enter California, travel two days then turn left thinking shortcut. After a very long arduous trek West X NW you'll see the three hills. That's all the clues I'm gonna give as you have to do your own research!

Well.... this is a simple review.......... "WOW WAS THAT FUN!!!!" That was some wild and wet times there Fish and Chips!!! Loved doing all those donuts with you!! Fun stuff there kids!!! Let's do it again!!!! The Mayor. :))

Wow...!!! That was absolutely outstanding! The way you crafted the story and brought it to life was truly remarkable. Your storytelling had an incredible impact, making every detail feel vivid and immersive. The production quality was top-notch, seamlessly pulling everything together. It had me captivated from start to finish, and for a moment, I felt like I was watching a classic Hitchcock thriller. The suspense was intense! I was sitting on the edge of my seat, heart racing, as you ascended those stairs. Truly, a haunting experience! :))

Nice video! Only one thing I have to say is *down towards Jerome* lol

My wife and I will be on the train before long. Thanks for sharing Pam!

DON'T DO IT! Did you read those first 3 words of this comment? Read them again: Don’t Do It! My family and I just completed a round-trip via coach on the Southwest Chief from Flagstaff to Kansas City. My wife and I are 59 and 62, respectively, and have never endured a worse traveling experience in our lives. We had hoped it would be, based on how we perceived Amtrak, a fun, cozy, comfortable and clean experience. Not! Without getting into all the gory details, here is the basic scoop: The coach cars are old, dirty, stained, poorly maintained and smell funny (like dirty, moldy dishtowels). We spoke to a 60 year old woman who had last ridden the Southwest Chief when she was 19 and said the cars were unchanged! The bathrooms are disgusting and tiny (your knees touch the door when you’re on the toilet). The water they provide to refill your bottles tastes terrible and only dribbles out of the spigots. There are 110V electric outlets but no USB ports, so you need to bring power bricks with you for your USB devices or to charge your phone. Many of the riders appear down-and-out, with body odor (leading us to believe that Amtrak is more of a commuter train for people who can’t afford cars, rather than for tourists looking for an experience). A homeless-looking guy got on at one stop and asked if there was any free food, and of course was told "no". To top all that off, the ride was 26 hours of bumpy, bone-rattling bounce and roll. I felt like I was in an offroad vehicle bouncing across rocky backwoods terrain, not in a train car on smooth rails. My back is still sore from the ride. You’re taking your life in your hands going down the steep staircase to the restrooms-my wife almost fell down the stairs at one point when the train bucked wildly as she was making her way down. By some miracle we managed to get a few hours sleep each way, which was probably only due to sheer exhaustion. Our 18-year old daughter slept longer, but she could probably sleep through a hurricane and earthquake combined. The whole trip they kept trying to sell us meals available in the dining car-Who could eat “real” food with a ride like that? Upchuck time! (Also, not cheap: I think it was $25/person for lunch and $45/person for dinner-- the train was relatively empty so they were trying to coerce coach passengers into buying meals since they didn't have enough ridership to sell enough otherwise). Good thing we packed tons of light snack type food (fruits, nuts, peanut butter, granola bars) and that kept us sustained, with just coffee and tea (and ramen noodle soups for dinner) from the café car. When we finally arrived at Union Station we had minor heart failure: We had checked 3 bags and they only had 2! After a rigamarolle they finally found the missing bag, which thankfully was in the station and not still on the (long-departed) train. When we did get the bags they were completely caked with dust. The conductors both ways were gruff, unfriendly and unhelpful-had to literally chase them down to ask questions. The return train arrived in Flagstaff 3 hours late! (3 hours late? What if we had an appointment afterward?) The trip cost us $859 for 3 adults round trip, and was not worth a penny of it. We were trying to determine if Amtrak may be a more affordable alternative to flying, since we may be periodically commuting back and forth to KC from Flag in the future for business. Hmmm.. Let’s recap: (1) Dirty. (2) Old. (3) Smelly. (4) Cramped. (5) Bumpy. (6) Unfriendly. (7) Late. (8) Almost lost our bags. (9) No USB. (10) Dusty luggage storage.. Will never get on it again. You’d literally have to pay ME.

Another well made video. It was a great train trip and we are glad Vicki & I could join you.

Beautiful area and the most scenic train trip in America!

Enjoyed the video! Most certainly a lot of interesting history at this property, with some very notable names, too! Excellent job on your research and providing us with the details through your narration! Very good work on your EVP catches and overall with your time exploring this private property. Just subscribed and as Kansas City residents ourselves, we appreciate you sharing this experience with us!

One of my favorite places be safe

That looks so fun!!!

That was a beautiful and exciting trip on the river. If it is hot take the Adventure Jet Boat where you get wet. If it is cold you can take the scenic Jet Boat. That was a lot more enjoyable than just floating down the river.

Thank you so much for the update! 👍🏽✌🏽

Loved your video! Will be doing this route in a few weeks to visit the Grand Canyon. KC to Flagstaff in roomette; Flagstaff to KC in coach. Not sure how a night in coach will be, but willing to try it. Hoping I can hang in observation car in the wee hours of the morning if need be.

Back in 1974 I walk over this bridge, getting there with my CJ5. The trestle was compete, in fact, all of the West Side bridges were complete except the rails. The Forest Service ripped the tops off all them later in the seventies. Can’t have people walking across them they might fall down. Two remarkable things happened there first me. One, I saw my first in the wild bear. It stood up and stare at the jeep about 50 feet away and all I could think was, “soft top, soft top!” The other was the trestle in the light was a deep purple against a blue sky and green trees. Remarkable!!

We passed by today, we'll drive through on our way home in a couple days.

Beautiful country. Some yearn for the beach but I favor mountains and deserts.

It is amazing how time, wind, rain and the Colorado River have carved such magnificent canyons for us to enjoy. Thank you for sharing your visit with us.

super. Thanks for posting. Austere but beautiful.

I didn't know you could do that. Very pretty.

Thanks for the quick video, and another place for us to see.

Good video.