5 True Scary NATIVE AMERICAN Stories | Comanche Nation

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[@batshebaeverdene1158]

I will be forever haunted by what happened to Rachel's infant son. The pain that poor baby felt and the agony that mother went through, it's too sad.

[@audrey350]

I couldn't even finish the story at that point. Know what you mean. 😞

[@caradonschuester2568]

its why to this day when people learn what the comanche did they treat surviving tribe descendants the same way

[@aiyanalightfoot6190]

@@caradonschuester2568they treat them horribly?

[@jacobbowling263]

Joel, my brother I hope you had an awesome 33rd birthday you are the best narrator alive today.

[@sheilasurratt]

Where were you?!!

[@KeeekThaSneak]

When was his birthday?

[@ashleybrown1666]

❤

[@jacobbowling263]

@@KeeekThaSneak His birthday was yesterday.

[@kingdubbs143]

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

[@simondayan2737]

There's an old Apache proverb that stuck with me especially as a long time martial artist "Less thunder in the mouth, more lightening in the hand".

[@MissJanet64]

I remember that the Comanche tribe was the most savage but I never heard why. How horrifying but interesting.

[@TacoJ1LL]

We're all Savage in our own ways....please respect us.

[@Sceptonic]

​@@TacoJ1LLi dont respect people who justify torture

[@tigerlily2941]

White people justify torcher.

[@carterpitbull7366]

@@Sceptonicyou could argue the white men brought it upon themselves. at the start Comanche were perfectly fine and even traded with the Spanish, Mexicans, and Europeans. It wasn’t until after the harsh treatment from the US government that the tribes became more ruthless.

[@Sceptonic]

@@carterpitbull7366 White men doesn't only refer to the U.S

[@alamarsepeda-munoz]

My daughter who is currently battling aml leukemia is Camanche and she enjoyed these stories about her ancestors 🕊️ I believe that is why she is such a cancer🎗️ worrior💪🏼thank u Joel 4 making my daughter smile! 🕊️💜🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@FIDIOT-cringe]

Blessings, health and love to your Daughter!!

[@alamarsepeda-munoz]

@@FIDIOT-cringe thank u so much but my beautiful daughter passed away, and I'm so heartbroken and will be until I die🙏🏼💔💔2 lose a child is a deep pain that never goes away or gets easier but thank u for ur kind words 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@alamarsepeda-munoz]

@@FIDIOT-cringe thank u so much 🙏🏼but my beautiful daughter has since then passed away 💔💔 thank u so much for your kind words I appreciate it 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@FIDIOT-cringe]

@@alamarsepeda-munoz oh no. I'm so sorry. But I'm sure she's watching you and you feel her presence often. Especially when you need her most. ❤️ My Mom, Dad, stepdad, all grandparents, little cousin/sister, & several fur babies are over there and they do spark my mind in the exact way I need from them at the exact right moment. I know it's hard. But all it takes is a little meditation to know she's still with you and loving you more than ever bcz she KNOWS the love of those who've gone before us.

[@alamarsepeda-munoz]

@@FIDIOT-cringe wow u really touched my heart with ur beautiful words thank you so much! and yes I do feel my babygirl and I will 4ever miss her 4 the rest of my life 💔💔

[@dmsp571]

DANG! That's the roughest episode you've ever done, in my opinion. Glad I didn't listen to that one while I was sleeping, or I'd have nightmares for sure! 😳 Interesting stuff, though. What a lot of people don't realize is that depravities happened on BOTH sides, unfortunately. ☹️ Keep up the good work, Joel. Love your stories and your beautiful voice, even when you tell atrociously heinous stories. Lol

[@sir.spookeys.stories]

Happy Birthday again dude! You are one everyone who is looking to start a horror story channel should look up to! You've helped me to go sleep to now inspired me to start my own channel!

[@Chronicallyonyoutube]

Omg LETS GOOOOO WOOP WOOP. After coming back from a family wedding that dismantled my family I can’t tell you how much this is needed 😂😂❤❤

[@SvnLeafClvr]

Hey hope you are feeling better! It was awesome being in the live! Thank you for another video!❤

[@KellJell]

Happy Birthday! Cynthia Ann Naduah Parker's story captured my imagination as a teenager, and the more I researched her, the more fascinated I became. Thanks for telling her often tragic and heartbreaking but clearly heroic story in the stellar way you do!!

[@stacybrooks6135]

i’ve been listening to these since i was a sophomore in high school. i’m a junior in college now. thank you for creating this amazing content over the years

[@ijustchangedmyname7794]

Get that degree, baby!

[@stacybrooks6135]

@@ijustchangedmyname7794 thank youuuu

[@stacybrooks6135]

@Green Lion i wish i could’ve listened to these then

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

I feel so bad for Cynthia. We now know that the mind can’t handle such extreme social and cultural adaptations. She ultimately underwent an involuntary re-civilization-𝒕𝒘𝒊𝒄𝒆-her only known family being killed in the process of each catastrophic event, both of which she was present for. Finally, losing all of her children without the support of her husband, bc he was also dead, is a tragic reality that understandably became insurmountable. Sad.

[@nighttec5339]

@@th-sd6ni”eye roll” really? Are people not aloud to express their sadness for others? No one’s pretending she’s the only one.

[@shawnbbunbbbybbb3942]

@@th-sd6ni so because she isn’t the only person that had bad things happen to her that means there’s nothing wrong with what happened and nobody can feel bad or upset about it? That is probably the absolute stupidest response I’ve ever heard lol

[@primesspct2]

So sad. In an old, old graveyard near me I was exploring ,and the graves went way back into what became a woods, with gravestones literally being swallowed up and moved by the trees. And way back in there was a gravestone, with the lady's name Here lies Prudence Smithway taken by indians in a certain year( i dont recall), rescued by her father 10 years later, and apparently went on to remarry and have children in the white community. I was just staggered when I found it. I thought it was so cool I have often wondered about her life. I live in Ohio, so I am assuming it was the Mingo, but I am not sure.

[@ieshabrown5749]

Wow people are really shitty....

[@lunaticarchived]

​@th pssst, hey, yeah, you... theres an emoji for that 🙄 long gone are the days of saying eye roll

[@daviddelarosajr1758]

It’s relax time ready to listen awesome thank you Joel 😎😎😎

[@vaunmathers8001]

I just got home from work. My headache is immeasurable from taking calls all day. But listening in to Let's Read honestly turns my day around.

[@mkj8973]

Cynthia Anne's youngest son quanah Parker was the last Comanche chief ever and was extremely famous, on of the most feared men. His original house is still a historic site that people can visit. Star house I think it's called. It was the house he moved into after surrendering his way of life.He also went on to have 27 children. Cynthias story is insane and one that is truly heart breaking.

[@melinamaria8523]

Quanah’s my favourite ❤️

[@alexispena7838]

I missed this live stream!! Darn! But thank God for this post!!! 🙌

[@ava.artemis]

Cynthia Parker tried to escape back to her Comanche family a number of times. She was held as a prisoner in her home by her Anglo family at that point. Her story is so heartbreaking. Thank you for telling it.

[@lynn4488]

War chief Lynn reporting for duty sir purdeep. Hope ur recovering well joelly polly

[@nijahrussell6999]

Perfect Timing :) was looking for something to put on while doing homework.

[@narcissusnarcosis614]

This was FASCINATING! I would love to hear more Native captive, legend, culture stories. 👏🏻

[@schleimblut]

never been this early! thanks for uploading right when i need somethin to watch :))

[@donatonunez6873]

Thanks for another awsome monday night joel

[@jimbobbyboy496]

This is one of your best videos we definitely need more native American stories!

[@misaefre]

hopefully with something more interesting and less racist next time

[@lex61519]

​@@misaefrehow was it racist?

[@abdulqudz89]

this channel never disappoints. hope you had a great birthday joel.

[@db1232]

The stories are scarier when they are still fresh and warm

[@LooneyLooey23]

I've been listening to you since 2017-2018 and listened to damn near every video but this one, this one by far was my favorite. I Love to hear of old native tales. More so with Yaqui blood coursing through me. Hope you had a Great Birthday Brother. May you continue to stay blessed

[@electroeel148]

Native here, one time my uncle flew a good number of my family to the mainland across the Shelikof strait to a lake among the mountains for a picnic. We were there for a few hours, kids running around and jumping into the lake and playing around in a river of mud while the adults were cooking. A few my cousins, my brother and I were by the Beaver by the water when we all noticed something: A large black mass was moving around in the water. It swam by the plane twice before it sank back deeper into the water, with none of us getting a clear look at what it was. Now, given that this is Alaska, you would be forgiven for thinking that what we saw was a whale. But here's the thing though: We were up hill among the mountains a few miles away from the sea, with no river being deep enough for anything to get through. Absolutely no way for a whale to be up in those mountains unless someone found a way to drag it from the ocean and plopped it all the way up there To this day, I still don't know what we saw in that lake. My guess is that it may have been an ancient pike that somehow experienced Gigantism somehow, but I don't know. I just knew I didn't want to go back into the water after seeing that huge mass in the water

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

As a native Irishman. We have stories about monster pike too. I wouldn't be surprised if there was a absolutely monstrous pike in the lake. I know sturgeon is also a possibility but they don't come to the surface

[@electroeel148]

@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 Native American here, not Irish, should have said that

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

@@electroeel148 I gathered don't worry. I was just commenting on how we have stories here in Ireland about monster pike, so what you saw could've been a bog pike

[@cherokeeduncan4228]

Happy 33rd birthday Joel ❤🎉 love the stories ❤

[@rachel_Cochran]

Those Comanches sound horrifying man...

[@sleepyproduction7166]

Should check out blood meridian, it’s a historical fiction, and it’s a brutal depiction of what life was like back then. All sides were monsters. But definitely listen to it in narrative form, as the author wants people to be immersed, so there’s no ‘he said’ ‘they respond’ making it confusing who’s saying what. Or listen to Wendigoons break down of the book, it’s 5 hours. The books is 10.

[@mj3026]

Thank you Joel, I hope you had a wonderful birthday weekend 😊❤❤

[@Chriscosner1810]

I love these videos on the history stuff you do keep them coming I love them buddy

[@HexIsme]

Hope you had a happy birthday, LR!

[@ali_cat024]

Thank you for years of amazing stories. I must say if you were one of my teachers, I certainly would have listened and learned far more. Happy Birthday and I hope this next year brings you all the happiness and peace you deserve.

[@RS-ff4yu]

Joel! This is hands down my favourite video you have done so far!!! So interesting!! Please please do some more native American stories ❤

[@AnaxErik4ever]

Hope you enjoyed playing Man of Medan for your birthday yesterday, Joel. I'm hoping to hear stories from other Native American/First Nation tribes across the USA and Canada, some sad, some scary, and some strange, on this channel in the future.

[@donotworryaboutit5592]

They have awesome stories. I know many from many nations some of my best friends are lakota and Navajo. My wife is Blackfoot co founder of native hoop. She was the spokesmodel for the indigenous. There are alot of stories that aren't in the history books. from war to paranormal.

[@l.a.fremaux9926]

Story #1 “ They were able to shoot horsefly’s out of the air in close range 🎯 “ Damn ……

[@chancefleming9926]

If you need further proof there are literally videos on KZbin of skilled archers who can do this today.

[@miasanchez8941]

Your channel is literally the best. I’m obsessed & listen everyday @ work while I weld and it keeps me so entertained. Could you post more scary psychedelic trips? Love the channel & your voice !

[@CleoHarperReturns]

Loved this so much, thank you! If you ever get a collection of Great Lakes tribal stories large enough to make a video I'd be even more stoked. Sadly, no one ever seems able to collect enough.

[@iheartshaneandjeffree]

My man and my baby are native 🖤 can’t wait to hear these

[@samanthatix7905]

Excited to hear some stories from my people.

[@Hayden-Nix]

Happy Birthday Joel! You are an Absolute wonderful narrator! Definately 1 of my favorite (out of 2, really)! Thank You for letting me have an infinite amount of stories that I've never run out of & many, many different types of stories. I hope You have a great day!

[@SouthernGothicWitch89]

Happy Birthday!! I hope your day is the best!! I'm always so excited when a new video is posted. Thank you for continuing to put out video's for us to enjoy!

[@Trubuhdur]

Happy late birthday Joel enjoy 33🎉

[@invhincible2211]

Everytime you upload something means that i have a good workout day. Cause i rather listen to your story while working out rather than listening to a loud music Thank you joel

[@isisnine]

Good Lord! The first story was horrifying! The atrocities visited upon the Comanche by those taking their land and resources & then upon the Comanche's prisoners is terrible to hear...literally heartbreaking. It is horrible what human beings do to one another. I love your narrations but the first story was heartbreaking.

[@CoolDrifty]

@@williamspringston9730yep, they died as they lived

[@isisnine]

@William Springston so no sympathy for the Comanche? And you're proud of that? Do you have sympathy for the settlers? In my opinion anyone that has sympathy for one but not the other may want to take a long deep look at themselves because I would suspect that there is something wrong on the inside. Not sure if that pertains to you or not but anywho....have the day you deserve.

[@isisnine]

@@CoolDrifty guess that could be said for both groups right?

[@eliserose9182]

Happy Birthday Joel! I hope you have a great day. Also, thank you for the stories, I found them pretty fascinating as well as horrorifying. I really enjoyed them! 🎂🎈🎉

[@jayceratops.]

Your live was awesome, I hope you had a great birthday! Joel, you’ve been with me through it all. When I was doing my best, when I’ve been at my worst. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your channel. There is no narrator like you. You are so appreciated ❤️

[@adamgonzalez9013]

About time I get to hear some stories from my people

[@maruzkascloset9718]

Absolutely LOVED this!! I'm a history buff, so Thank you! And Happy belated birthday, Joel! 🎉

[@lucyrobinson5104]

Excellently narrated. An eye opener on many things. Thankyou ❤

[@EmilysCrimeCorner]

Hells bells Thank u Joel I missed Native American stories there seriously one my favorite topics❤

[@willowraylow7385]

That was the coolest pod cast iv ever heard 😢😮

[@motherofmicrobes]

Joel r u good after that bd stream lol 😂🎉

[@swillie7141]

Happy birthday 🎉 ! Always great stories!

[@sleepyproduction7166]

We got Texas because Mexico wanted to stop getting raided by the Comanche, so we unwittingly became their buffer. Then they wanted it back and we said sorry bud but we like this Alamo here n don’t plan on forgetting it anytime soon. Also there’s not much written history for Comanche and where they went when, just written or oral stories of other tribes migrating out of their way. That’s how wild they were, people would just up and move when they came around.

[@Screw064]

Wow I’ve never been so early lol happy birthday again bro

[@TeegsComposed]

Hope you had a great birthday! But this was such a great episode, I can’t help but think you found all these and went down the proverbial rabbit hole of discovery

[@tracysellars8539]

Thanks for the upload and hope you had a wonderful birthday

[@tricebreanne9131]

The one about the baby is going to give me nightmares

[@logangoulet7522]

​@William Springston okay william

[@tristonrealbird8876]

This is interesting, I’m Native American crow to be more exact, would love to hear more stories

[@SaritaAdhikari-kd4in]

I appreciate you narrating different genres of stories. This one in particular I always find myself coming back to. Last time I listened this in full was during a road trip, and I could paint a clear mental picture of the events in the story, as if I was somehow there.

[@rosemarynunez1830]

Happiest 🎉❤of BIRTHDAYS TO THE ABSOLUTE BEST! Story-teller EVER! Joel you’re the man! Each time you grace us with your voice it’s a gift! You give us all an all is right in the world feeling in a chaotic world! Thank you! 🙏 😊 🥂 🍾

[@jacksonrowley8158]

These were some great stories. You should share more of these

[@cristina08888]

So excited for these stories!

[@956Doooo]

These stories were amazing!!😮

[@arianmahmood7919]

Happy birthday bro luv ur content ❤

[@eileendoerson8637]

❤😊I listen 👂 for bedtime and watch again for Chillaxin i have depression and anxiety panic disorder it's awful butt listening to the channel has helped alot and I keep a sense of humor love ya Joel great channel ❤ thxs

[@brandonstark4123]

Thank you for this. Hope you do more like this before we are lost to the pages of history.

[@stevenbrown6277]

Good stories and narration. Thanks.

[@sonyafromtheh6225]

I'm here early, wore myself out today so im taking a nap with my fav person.

[@Melicious8675]

Wow you outdid yourself on this one. Amazing

[@niko_5309]

These stories were great! Thank you.

[@wolfie_eclipse5646]

He makes history actually tolerable unlike my teachers. happy birthday!! Even if it's late

[@missmandyyx]

Happy bday Joel!! I thought last night was the bday live stream but it never came up for me!! Thanks for the upload! 😊

[@skrimpy71]

Wow. Unique and extremely interesting topic!

[@heatherdelcambre8555]

Happy belated birthday Joel! Please consider doing more Native American stories! Whether it’s true history or folklore, it’d be great to hear you narrate!

[@sheilasurratt]

My Friend!!! Barfarama,?😢

[@angelaramirez4144]

These are some awesome and unique stories. Good choices. 👍

[@avisdcuriel-md4ik]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOEL🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 THANKS FOR EVERYTHING💪💯🤗🎉

[@jazzplays2622]

Yo Joel I love your stories they help me alot happy late birthday buddy

[@Johnnysax69]

Things like this still happen in many parts of the world but people don't seem to care. People are capable of horrible things.

[@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina]

Especially Asians. All they do is kill each other

[@101beechbum]

🎉🎉🎉Happy Birthday Joel!🎉🎉🎉

[@THANATOS-PRIME]

I love listening to your stories Joel. Definitely excited for this theme since I am Apache.

[@susanbutler2542]

Happy belated birthday Thank you for the great stories honey God bless you❤

[@thechuckjosechannel.2702]

Happy Late 33rd Birthday Joel!

[@LEE-kq9tq]

Comanche were F-ing brutal barbarians. Obviously stuff back then was different but holy sh-t. The level of torture they dished out... good god

[@Dr_Larken]

That was good! Wish you would do more!

[@shivnorth3141]

Happy birthday 🎉love the stories from Ireland 💚

[@statesidenightmares]

Awesome!!! love your contents!

[@lydaalvarez123]

Excellent video. Very interesting!

[@pesikimoana3270]

i’ve been listening to these stories since 6th grade & now i’m graduated from high school 💯💯

[@elishadawn6899]

Happy belated Birthday 🎂 keep up the great work on these videos 🍷

[@leemartin5837]

I hope you had a wonderful birthday Joel!!!🎉

[@anniespencer1553]

Hey Joel, thanks for the stories. Glad you are okay. Hope you had a good bday ❤🎉

[@Fallonone]

Please make more of these ❤

[@AirGoddessTarot]

33? With THAT VOICE? Happy Birthday Sir! 🎉 I can’t believe you’re 9 years younger than me!! 😂❤

[@jessicabaker1274]

Happy birthday!!! 🎂 🥳 keep on rockin 😊

[@NicoliRavioli117]

Happy Belated birthday Joel! I hope you had a great one. I’m a June baby as well. 😊. Thank you for the interesting story about the Comanche Raid of 1840. I was raised in Victoria & only found out about the raid that went through our town a few years back. The article I read didn’t have NEARLY as much information as you though. Victoria is what I like to call a large small town. It’s population is abt 70,000, but everyone knows everyone, as well as all their business. Port Lavaca is one of the small towns surrounding Victoria, w/a population of only 11,000. It’s about 30 minutes away by car. The article I read said that Victoria would have been a much smaller town had that raid not happened, as some of the residents moved to Victoria after the raid. It also said Port Lavaca wouldn’t have ever existed, as many of the residents of Linnville founded Port Lavaca after the destruction of their town, though it never grew anywhere near the size of their former town. Had the raid not happened, Linnville would have ended up being a huge city such as Houston or Corpus. Thank you again for such an interesting story that hit so close to home for me. 🥰

[@hollykay4947]

Happy belated birthday Joel!

[@josephperkins4857]

Mann that first story 😭😭😭