Love your haunted roads stories!! Theres several more here in ky you haven't got yet hope i see them!

All od this are the cryptids nephilim descendants from the Bible

Right on man but I’m from the area and the pronunciation is more like “yeah-zoo” as opposed to “yah-zoo”. No big. Cool story 😎

Crap! That "disembodied voice" stuff gets me every time. If I've ever been to hwy 38 I don't remember. I was everywhere it seemed when I drove truck. Probably driving asleep alot of the time. I saw a good number of things on desolate, narrow highways, when I would drive long into the night. Most I could dismiss as hallucinations from being too tired, such as the gigantic white kitty-cat I drove under. The most horrific thing I saw was in eastern Wyoming. What looked like a ten foot tall demonic werewolf-thing. Thats the best I can describe it. It was standing on the shoulder of the road with its arms outstretched toward my truck. Scared the heck out of me. I was almost sure it had to be a hallucination, but just incase, I went eight more miles to and abandoned gas station, hoping I was far enough from it, to get some sleep. To this day I'm not sure whether or not it was real. I love your stories. Kinda weird for someone as spooky as I am to like hearing about such things. Looking forward to the next one.

i used to cut grass at that cemetery and her grave is still there and so are the chains.

Wow...great video....fantastic Ky. scenery....adds so much to the narrative....Ky. native and I'm hooked!!!

Thank you...I enjoy your tales very much....I am 70 and have heard similar stories all my life....keep up the good work of documenting them....

Route 93 runs north-south through eastern Nevada and is the most Effed up road you ever saw. I was driving south on 93 in '86 in an old Honda CVCC with a guy that was a Ute indian. We were just a few miles south Of Steptoe when the snow began. All I had was two tire tracks to follow and I kept in 2nd gear and cruised at 20 mph. Brian got excited and said there was a man in black and a woman in black and gray. I asked him if he wanted to stop and he said 'hell no!' He said they were people that died on that road years ago. About twenty minutes later he said there were two girls (20 YO) in t-shirts and shorts with their backs to us. I was going to stop for sure but he insisted they were ghosts. I saw no tracks in the snow so I drove on. Later he saw a cowboy and he saw his face this time. He looked like he was lost in this blizzard but we didn't stop. His grandmother had told him about seeing ghosts when death is close by.

Well,,,, I ain't stopping for no haint

The mountains are beautiful like here in the mountains of N. Idaho! More rocky and less evergreens but more aspens!

The lady in white is soo very sad!!😣

I love your stories.

Love your stories!! Thankyou so much!!❤

I was born and raised in Harlan , and I have heard the story of that lady all my life . I have traveled highway 38 many times , and at all hours of the night and day in all kinds of weather . Lucky for me I never did see her . I used to work in the mines up 38 , maybe I was just too sleepy to notice her 😂Great story , thanks for the upload .

Stephen King is a good Arthur, but he’s not a very good person when it comes to politics

Thank you for another thrilling and exciting story in Kentucky history. I have not traveled on Rt. 38, but have heard that this highway was used during the Prohibition Period as aa means of transporting bootleg whiskey. I don't know how true this is, but you know how stories travel. Golly! Kentucky Melody. There is a story in WV that reminds me of this one due to similarities. Mamie Thurman, a socialite, who lived in Logan County, WV, was found brutally murdered on the side of a coal mining road and, of course, it is haunted.. Her story is really scary. Another story more similar to the this Lady in White in KY, is Zona Hester Shue, known as the "Greenbrier Ghost," who was murdered by her husband. Somewhere I have heard of another socialite in KY that was murdered in the 40s or 50s, but, for the life of me, I cannot remember her name. A book has been written about this woman and, supposedly on the road, where she was found murdered, people traveling it at night, might run into a ghost. I truly appreciate all of this awesome stories Kentucky Melody. I am a published author and just wanted to mention that your stories are so well written Kentucky Melody. Please keep up your wonderful work. I always look forward to your next spooky story.

This one is the best one I have ever seen i like this

Would I stop for her? Yes. I'm 56 years old. No wife or children. My life is sh!t. I have nothing to lose... Maybe I could help.

This was a story my Dad always told.. Never stop and pick up to help anyone on that rd. Know the Rd every well. We lived in Evert.

Shout out to you from n.c.first time listener,listening while i clean house today,my father liked ghost stories,then he got me into them,may r.i.p. i miss both my parents lost my mother in 2022 in December.good stories.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Love ❤ Love this Thank you So much

My Great Grandpa worked in those coal mines and always had a story to tell...I'm just thankful I wasn't with him when those strange things happened to him.

When i was young we used to gather around the fireplace at grannies and listen to spooky tales !! You take me back down home !!❤💀

I love your story's.

❤❤❤ When I worked at a factory in Bath County (many years ago), while driving to work in the dark, I found myself being followed by an big, heavy looking, black car (like those of the early 1950's) with no headlight on. It appeared behind me just before I drove through Salt Lick, KY, on U.S. 60. As I drove over the little bridge near the Green Motel and restaurant (where there were security lights) the car disappeared. It happened to me three days in a row. When I told my father about this, he told me that the same thing had happened to him in Elliott County on a different road (years before he retired). Could it have been the same car?

Thank you so much! Once again I've really enjoyed your tale. I'm not a believer in phantoms, spirits etc, but your tales have me enthralled for the time of your video❤. Keep well, and have a lovely weekend.

Been to grave

Giant Eagle swooped him up possibly

I got lit up by fire ants when I tried to be nice and clean trash off of her grave. Guess shes still angry

I'm only an hour and a half from there, would be interesting to check out!

Eastern KY girl here! I’m gonna go out on a limb and say I 💯 believe this and leave it at that.

I am from Vicksburg, MS and have been to see the witches grave. We have a Catholic elementary school that has this tour as a part of 6th grade education~field trip. My only ask is please pronounce Yazoo correctly. Take the vowel sound from “at” and put that sound into Yazoo.

That was great!

Stanley steamer carpet cleaner... I remember the jingle. (Hope its the one)

Hi, guy from Yazoo, yes, witch burned down town, legendary chains still there, cult here to, worship her as a sister of sorts ig. You mostly see weirdos join them though.

Thank you so much for sharing I enjoyed it

Gotta watch this one too! I'd like to stay there! It would be great. Love your videos!

Old Mr King needs to try spending a night at Waverly Hills. That should cause a blockbuster novel and movie. Or maybe worse. lol. 🫣🤭

I would love to live on witch bell farm and make it bed and breakfast hotel

You will NEVER find me at this place!!! That movie still haunts me.

This is an absolutely beautiful hotel. The scenery is breath taking. I have not been in Estes Park, but would love to visit the area along with the Stanley Hotel. One of the Perry Mason movies took place somewhere in Colorado at a beautiful hotel just like the Stanley. Hmmm? Wonder if it was the Stanley??? No, I haven't read the book or watched the movies. Thank you.

I've read the book, but never saw the film. Thank you for sharing this amazing story. I'm looking forward to the next tale, as always.

I've been to Estes Park several times. But just like most of my days driving truck, I never got to do anything other than my job. I didn't get to go to the Stanley or experience any of the dark side of it, though part of me wishes I could. I've read The Shining and watched both versions of the movie multiple times and enjoy them all equally even though there are differences. What I did take away from my time in Estes Park is some of the most breathtakingly beautiful country I can imagine existing. Thanks for the story. The Stanley has always fascinated me, as it does for so many people.

Stephen King's books gives me nightmares. I quit reading them. I have been to places where the hair on my body stood up. When that happens, I can't get out of there fast enough. I will not go back. Thank you for this story.

those pics of Stephen King weren't actually him

Several years ago I had some friends who stayed there once and they were in one of the servants quarters rooms they were reading in bed 🛏️ and her husband heard the kids in the hallway and there wasn't any when they were at and I got a souvenir magnet 🧲 from their experience

My husband went there. He said he felt evil. He did not go inside.

I didn't know about this what amazing story thanks for sharing

I now know exactly what I'm doing for the next 20 minutes!

I grew up less than 20 miles from there. It wasnt until married that I decided to go. It is just as described in the video. There is an erie feel about the place. There is no sign and its off the side of the road. I had to ask ocals at a nearby store to get there. This was about 23-24 years ago. My wife and I walked the area and browes around until the sun was getting ready to go down. We did not stay.