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@KittymoreJoy
@KittymoreJoy 3 күн бұрын
How is it that a Convent considered Holy Ground would keep something as Unholy as Vampires ?
@catnotpat3693
@catnotpat3693 3 күн бұрын
Would have been nice to see the buildings you mentioned.
@abou8963
@abou8963 8 күн бұрын
Fear evil...
@abou8963
@abou8963 8 күн бұрын
If all the slave people prayed to God to deliver them..
@charlesw5919
@charlesw5919 9 күн бұрын
Sounds like Suleyman was a Prince who lost the succession struggle, but instead of being executed as per Ottoman tradition, he figured out a way to escape to New Orleans. Of course, the new Sultan didn't forget he still had a living brother and took steps to correct that. He was buried alive because, according to Ottoman, tradition, one must not spill royal blood.
@NYCgirl927
@NYCgirl927 19 күн бұрын
I was there last week. I felt every spirit
@stephenernsberger9678
@stephenernsberger9678 23 күн бұрын
AWESOME Topic..! If over 100 men died daily! for over a year! Andersonville Pow camp has gotta have restless spirits still roaming the grounds... NO DOUBT IN MY MIND....!
@Imhairforyeaux_75
@Imhairforyeaux_75 23 күн бұрын
For the record...Hurricanes do not form or originate in Le Golfe du Mexique
@janicestewart8291
@janicestewart8291 25 күн бұрын
Whats with the voice thing at the bottom of this? Annoying
@MidnightMessagesandMusings
@MidnightMessagesandMusings 27 күн бұрын
Patricia Wilson (Lady in Blue Dress) was a murder victim in the hotel. She never committed suicide because of her ex husband because she says, "He was my ex for a reason." She was the kind of beautiful woman who was looked at by men wherever she went. A man named Thomas W. Clark III was no exception. When he looked at her he saw her as a woman who could make him happy and, "a beautiful, sexy angel." His words not mine. He called Patricia into his room when he noticed her walking through the hall. She obliged but left the door open. He began speaking with her and told her everything women like to hear. "Women can be so gullable," he told me with an arrogant smile. He offered her gifts, money, proposed marriage, and offered to build a life with her as long as she slept with him. Patricia was an intelligent woman who could be a bit sassy when she needs to stand her ground. She fought with him and told him things like, "what kind of woman do you think I am? You think I would actually fall for the oldest trick in the book?" She was insulted. He was trying to maintain the suave routine and get her to quiet down. He didn't have a firm handle on the situation and he is the type of man who will not take no for an answer. "No one ever tells me no without consequences." His eyes changed and began to look scary, with a cutting edge at this point. Nowadays he would be labeled as a creeper because he often gave women an uncomfortable feeling that made them want to walk away from him. He is an attractive man with blond hair, a pleasant tan, and bright blue eyes but as time wore on he became less handsome and more dark and impatient. He had already closed the door to muffle the noise and she felt trapped. Her gut was telling her she was in danger and she needed to escape. When he realized she would never be manipulated into accepting his offer he was humiliated and flew into a rage. He grabbed her and they tussled a little until he grabbed her neck with both hands. He kept squeezing until she was gone. He took some time to regroup and come up with a plan. He paid two men who worked at the hotel to help him move her body. They moved her with a room service cart, and dropped her into the elevator shaft below. I was able to speak to the coroner who obviously botched his paperwork and he admitted to filling out a false report. Thomas followed up with the doctor and strongly encouraged him to fix the paperwork, with a bribe of course. The coroner admitted to being afraid of Thomas and was worried he would murder him next if he refused. Plus he did need the money at the time. He is sorry for what happened and does express remorse. He did it out of self preservation. The man who was seen rushing through the hallway around the time of the murder was running late for an appointment. The timing was a coincidence. Patricia is considering crossing over and leaving the hotel. She wanted the truth to come out about her murder and for people to hear her side of the story. One of the reasons she has stayed this long is because she does not appreciate the negative labels people have been giving her through the years. She did not commit suicide and she is angry people suggested she was an easy woman who took money for her services. Now that her truth has been revealed to the public she can rest in peace and be free.
@MidnightMessagesandMusings
@MidnightMessagesandMusings 27 күн бұрын
I did a deep dive into the stories surrounding Al Capone, and I can confirm some of the events in the story. I connected with him and asked about the getaway tunnels. He said, "Yeah, I did use those tunnels, and I paid a hefty fee for the privilege of using them too. The staff at the hotel who helped me needed to be compensated. I also owed money to hotel management for allowing my business to be carried out there, acting clueless with the authorities, and looking the other way. Sometimes, the tunnels were hot, humid, dirty, and miserable but it was worth it because we always got away." He is smoking a cigar with a nostalgic twinkle in his eyes and a mischevious smirk. He became serious when I asked about the mirror. "I sat in front of the mirror because I knew there were rats in the building that would notify people outside whenever I visited. When other gangs caught wind I was there sometimes they would try to sneak through the building and try to find my room. It was common practice at the time to silently sneak up behind your enemy, hold them in place, and then off them. Hence the presence of a mirror. No one was going to get the better of me that way." He points to his chest emphatically. I took the time to ask him if a ghost did pester him in his jail cell when he finally went to prison and he said yes. "I started killing people when I was a teenager. I have killed many people, too many honestly. I never experienced guilt or remorse for any of the killings I carried out. One of the men I killed made a point to come back for revenge and tried everything in his power to make me feel like I was going crazy until I passed." I told him at least he had nice things in his cell to bring him some comfort. "Yeah, I had to buy all of that. I also had to arrange transportation to get all of it to the prison and then I had to pay off guards and other officials. It was all worth it though. My money made prison life much easier and did give me preferential treatment, so there's that."
@gysgt.k.r.daltonusmcmed.re5680
@gysgt.k.r.daltonusmcmed.re5680 Ай бұрын
I worked for the Grand Trunk Western Railroad for 3 years, Rule 99 is the rule that Sim Web was speaking about. That rule was not followed! The Train Wreck that killed John L. (Casey) Jones should never have happoned on 30 April 1900. Rule 99 States and I'm going from memory here, I do not have my rule book infront of me here. "If your train could be overtaken by another train, Send out a Flagman with a Red Flag, 3 Torpedo's, 2 books of Maches, and 4 Fuseese. The Flagman must Go 2,000 feet and set 2 Torpedos on both rails and 1 on the rail of the Flagman's choice, and Light the Red Fuseese and Place between the rails. The FLAGMAN MUST REMAIN THERE UNTILL CALLED IN BY THE ENGINEER'S Whistle!" According to Sim Web THIS WAS NOT DONE! Enough Said. Semper Fidelis, The Gunny
@QouteTheRavenNevermore
@QouteTheRavenNevermore Ай бұрын
You're pronouncing the name of the church wrong. I've been in it before on a guided tour. They never told anything about the woman. The only thing we were told about was the flooring has to be constantly replaced due to blood coming up through it where the church had been used as a hospital. As far as an exorcism this is bs. I had family that lived in Aquia Harbor. I was there all the time for over 40 years. There was was a place called the Witches Knob not far from the church that teenagers used to go hangout, drink, fish etc. I never went. My cousin told me about it.
@MjHarris-qb1xd
@MjHarris-qb1xd Ай бұрын
Ive heard about this since i was young.its sad
@RHJ7961
@RHJ7961 Ай бұрын
I love libraries. Frank has good taste in places to haunt. I could spend eternity reading books too ❤😂
@Princessofparanormal
@Princessofparanormal 2 ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@cvfepowell5123
@cvfepowell5123 2 ай бұрын
I'm literally from Grandfather Prince Madoc ap Owain Gwynedd who became NUMAKMAXENA to our Mandan and where our Moon Eyed People come from. Grandfather Madoc led 5 tribes to the Aztecs in Mexico and became the Dragon God Quetzalcoatl due to our Welsh Pendragon Crest that was on our armor. Some of us married into Muscogee Tribe and became Seminole through Grandfather Osceola Billy Powell. Ani Yun Wiya and Upper Muscogee used to be One People before colonizers came and divided us up by 1700. You will find no mention of Cherokee People before 1700 AD because Cherokee is a Chickasaw word given to the European Colonizers to call the Ani Yin Wiya meaning people who speak a different language.
@stephaniefarlow1128
@stephaniefarlow1128 2 ай бұрын
I love this channel ! ❤
@stephaniefarlow1128
@stephaniefarlow1128 2 ай бұрын
The crazy thing is I was obsessed with the Vampire Diaries and the Original’s. Back then having zero idea that this stuff is real now I know it is so what I’ve recently realized is that just like in the story in the originals, Klaus and his family were created by a witch in the story I believe it was their mother, so that being said, there is a lot of films and series now that say that which is created vampires. I don’t know if this is true, but I know that they like to put in film and movies what is really happening in real life this is how they tell us what is going on. This is how we ourselves give our tacit agreement.
@genesiajames3293
@genesiajames3293 2 ай бұрын
Don’t forget the truth
@genesiajames3293
@genesiajames3293 2 ай бұрын
But treated with brutality
@genesiajames3293
@genesiajames3293 2 ай бұрын
People that talk evil is a spell
@genesiajames3293
@genesiajames3293 2 ай бұрын
She’s a healer
@genesiajames3293
@genesiajames3293 2 ай бұрын
You can call whatever you want it will survive
@AbusedbyScientologist
@AbusedbyScientologist 2 ай бұрын
The WOG!
@Twilightsummerbreeze
@Twilightsummerbreeze 2 ай бұрын
One time I kept having a low grade sickness. Another girl I worked with who lived a very healthy lifestyle kept getting sick too. Long story short, I prayed, I kept seeing things about vampires everywhere I turned. I said really God? I got a book"Vampires codex" and I realized a girl at work was doing all of those things. I jokingly put garlic and a cross that looked like a stake around me. She touched me on my back again and jumped back in shock and said in disgust," are you wearing garlic? I said a "stake, too." She turned, went to the boss, quit, and I never saw her again. We got healthy again.
@user-vk2gc1di6g
@user-vk2gc1di6g 2 ай бұрын
Vampires are real people everything supernatural onces lived
@azraelinarakoczy7862
@azraelinarakoczy7862 2 ай бұрын
New Orleans is definitely vampire central. I have been to this city in the years of 2013, 2015, and 2016. I can feel the ambiance of where vampires once walked. Several tourists have claimed to have been accosted by real vampires, where in another testimony, a vampire was seen flying off the Ursuline convent. I know that behind every tale and every legend, there is a basis in reality to them.
@TommyLee-hu5dy
@TommyLee-hu5dy Ай бұрын
Lmfao now that's funny. You ever think of doing stand up comedy?
@andrewc.2952
@andrewc.2952 2 ай бұрын
I've lit the grill, poured my beer, and lighting a nice cigar now. Let's do this l, dadgummit! 🍺
@SouthernGothicThePodcast
@SouthernGothicThePodcast 2 ай бұрын
🍻
@Haleycarol
@Haleycarol 2 ай бұрын
this was a very great video. if I were to believe in vampires, the casket girls for me wouldn't buy it as i saw someone on some news channel or something made a video going up on the 3 floors, the attic for which is supposedly banned and there were no coffins. but even with this possible debunked tale, I still find Jacque st Germain's legend interesting as that still hasn't been proven or disproved, just remains a mystery. great storytelling 💙💙
@user-vk2gc1di6g
@user-vk2gc1di6g 2 ай бұрын
Supernatural creatures are reL were do the myth come from
@Haleycarol
@Haleycarol 2 ай бұрын
@@user-vk2gc1di6g im not sayin that im just saying the casket girls seemed unbelivable as there was a news story going up in the ursuline attic and there were no coffins, but jacque st germains story makes me believe in some way.
@user-vk2gc1di6g
@user-vk2gc1di6g 2 ай бұрын
@@Haleycarol I get you are ypu in utah married dating I seen thing I sould not have so I belive
@Haleycarol
@Haleycarol 2 ай бұрын
@@user-vk2gc1di6g huh what are you saying, I saw the news story to look it up
@rhondalane6749
@rhondalane6749 2 ай бұрын
Mitchell Clay is one of my Grandfathers
@douglaswolken3790
@douglaswolken3790 2 ай бұрын
Every post is like meeting up with an old friend to spin yarns around the campfire. You guys are truly the best pod out there.
@graphtonix6607
@graphtonix6607 2 ай бұрын
Are the train tracks abandoned or still in use???
@SouthernGothicThePodcast
@SouthernGothicThePodcast 2 ай бұрын
Still active today!
@graphtonix6607
@graphtonix6607 2 ай бұрын
@@SouthernGothicThePodcast Awesome!!!!!!
@madamlakwatsera5674
@madamlakwatsera5674 3 ай бұрын
Thanks
@lindazimmerman751
@lindazimmerman751 3 ай бұрын
Ridiculous unreal
@o80y1
@o80y1 3 ай бұрын
Who else up tugging they fork?
@jd212guy9
@jd212guy9 3 ай бұрын
I live not even 5 minutes away and I have never seen or heard anything
@robertabray-enhus3198
@robertabray-enhus3198 3 ай бұрын
Heroin capital of the US. My son and a couple of his friends,went down there 4 years ago to go to Marti Gras. My son says it was the most racist and violent city,he’d ever visited. He and his friends got high,drank,and slept in cemeteries,St Louis#1 and #2. He and his friends were also robbed,and homeless,the police couldn’t have cared less. He spent 2 months down there until we could get him home. Since he was robbed he couldn’t get an ID,he had to take the greyhound. 3 days going north to Massachusetts. He was so glad to be home. I was so happy to have him back! He got clean and sober in February 2021,and is still doing great!
@dlrowadkcufc.m.f.8980
@dlrowadkcufc.m.f.8980 23 күн бұрын
Those temptations are in every city but if your not spiritually strong, New Orleans isn't the place too visit, because it will chew you're religion an spit out your soul
@catnotpat3693
@catnotpat3693 3 күн бұрын
Way to go with the sympathy for a mom and her son. Well done.
@Ben-xf6dn
@Ben-xf6dn 3 ай бұрын
The Whitfields ran East India Trading Company. my Grandfather was a Classical trained Musician. 14:23
@Ben-xf6dn
@Ben-xf6dn 3 ай бұрын
My Great Grandmother was America Whitfield 12:36
@blaisegirl420
@blaisegirl420 3 ай бұрын
Their luggage was empty!? that can only mean one thing! VAMPIRES!!! 😱😱😱
@SouthernGothicThePodcast
@SouthernGothicThePodcast 3 ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@nancythane4104
@nancythane4104 3 ай бұрын
How can anyone make the assumption that an empty box means vampires are afoot? I'd more believe that the items were either stolen or sold off by enterprising girls for "startup" capital.
@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192
@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192 3 ай бұрын
Lulu White had a competitor by the name of Willie Piazza.
@darlahines6627
@darlahines6627 3 ай бұрын
I worked there strange things did happen
@SouthernGothicThePodcast
@SouthernGothicThePodcast 3 ай бұрын
I’d love to hear more! Would you mind emailing us some of your experiences?!? [email protected]
@LuzMaria95
@LuzMaria95 3 ай бұрын
the echo effect is highly annoying
@FromthePits
@FromthePits 3 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing this story. Honestly if it wasn’t for Mary Gorman, aka Gary Morgan I wouldn’t have much of the information I have pertaining to the story of the Raiders or even the Regulators for that matter. My 2nd Great Grandfather was Regulator Big Pete Aubrey and I had access to little to no information on something that really wasn’t discussed over the years. Keep up the great work.
@douglaswolken3790
@douglaswolken3790 3 ай бұрын
You guys are the best. Thank you for all the amazing content. Much love from Texas
@c.w.johnsonjr6374
@c.w.johnsonjr6374 3 ай бұрын
Dang good telling of a dang good story
@SouthernGothicThePodcast
@SouthernGothicThePodcast 3 ай бұрын
Well that is a dang good review. Appreciate it!
@youuknow4670
@youuknow4670 3 ай бұрын
These ppl were not AFRICANS WTF
@chillinvillain7800
@chillinvillain7800 3 ай бұрын
TN government has never been good I see
@SouthernGothicThePodcast
@SouthernGothicThePodcast 3 ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣