I Spoke To The Ghost Of Jesse James!

[@CyndiGreen-fv8eg]

My grandfather was a friend of Frank James. Jesse had already been killed so grandpa didn’t know him. I wish I had paid more attention to his stories.

[@countryluvin64]

Have been waiting for this one. The bad boy of my family tree, lol! He was my great grandma's first cousin, so like my 3rd or 4th cousin. I've visited his grave, home, birthplace and a museum that's in an old bank that he had robbed. Thanks Dalen for going to Missouri!

[@Emerald_Warrior]

Did you go to the bank he robbed in Northfield, MN?

[@countryluvin64]

@@Emerald_Warrior No, we went to the museum in Liberty, MO. Was interesting the owner was telling me about when it was a working bank and Jesse killed the man that was his great grandfather who worked at the bank when it was robbed. You should have seen his face when I told him I was a family member of Jesse's. We ended up talking and laughing, he forgave me for being family of Jesse, lol!

[@tltfaas]

I have that bad boy in my family too. When I was a kid my dad told us never to tell anyone we were related to Jesse James but I was never good at keeping secrets!

[@snackcake76]

@@Emerald_Warrior I have

[@IamGrootOG]

He's my cousin too. Just recently met a cousin who is his grandchild. I learned that after my Mom did our family tree on Ancestry. He's from my father's side

[@conniephillips5000]

My great great grandpa used to tell people that Jesse & Frank James used to stop and water their horses at their house. They also had meals with them. This was in Southern Iowa. Down around Fort Madison, Iowa

[@JoeRussell-ur3ev]

When my grandmother was escaping enslavement as a child Frank and Jessie James gave her and her sisters money to resettle in Ohio. Later, at Ft Snelling in Minnesota, I was able to thank their descendants Mary and Frank on behalf of the family. They had an overlooked good side...just keeping it real.

[@elizabethcompton738]

I read a story where the James gang had stopped at a farmhouse for some reason and asked the old woman who lived there for some food. She said she didn't have much, but she shared what she had. Jesse noticed she seemed sad and asked her why. She said her husband had died and she owed money on the farm and the banker was coming out later that day to repossess the farm. She had no money, no place to go and didn't know what she was going to do. Jesse asked her how much she owed and when she told him, pulled money out of their stash and gave it to her. The full amount! Then he gave her a further sum for all the supplies she needed for the farm. He also wrote out a receipt and told her to copy it in her own handwriting and make the banker sign it before she gave him the money. They bid her farewell and rode their horses towards the road to town. They hid in some kind of bushes or trees. The banker passed by them on the way to the old woman's farm. He came back up the road soon afterwards, "looking quite prosperous," and the James gang stopped him, robbed the money back, and stole his horse and carriage. No wonder so many people loved him!

[@JulesUS8386]

This shift was very interesting. Best quote from him was “this guy’s smart!😊.

[@tltfaas]

I'm a descendant of Jesse and Frank James. My dad's side of the family commissioned a family history and when the research was done it showed that the Davis part of the family was related to Jesse and Frank James.

[@nancyjenkins7011]

That’s cool! Our family found out he is our 7th cousin…with 5 brothers I can see him in them!😆

[@veronicacollins4449]

I see the Davis gravestone in the background of Jesse's grave.

[@katlynwebb8474]

I think that it would be cool as Hades to be related to J.James because of his legacy & infamy

[@NancyPants98]

I'm related to the Davis side of the family!

[@kathyellison332]

My great grandfather and grandfather were friends with Jesse. Papa said Jesse was prankster and loved to laugh and joke around. Papa named my uncle after him.... Jesse James Allison.

[@DeanaHills]

Dalen, for Memorial Day, can you please do a spirit session from the Marietta National Cemetery to honor our veterans who died for this great country? God bless America. Thank you.

[@joanhamilton2651]

I have a cousin that died in the civil war in one of the battles for Atlanta buried there. It would be cool to hear him but I do not believe it would ever be allowed🇺🇸

[@theresamabbitt4802]

😊

[@T_Jax]

Excellent shift Boss!! I think Jesse seemed to want to set the record straight and was straight up with you Dalen. ♥️♥️♥️

[@cheyennebundy2493]

His history is interesting... His birth home is in Kearney, MO. His death house is in St. Joe, MO. A bank that he robbed is in Liberty, MO.

[@debbiehirose9180]

Good evening Graveyard Shifters. Another week has come to a close and a new weekend is upon us. May you all have a pleasant and safe weekend. And Dalen my thoughts and prayers go out for your and your beautiful family always.

[@hippie6972]

Good Evening and Happy Weekend to you! 😊

[@debbiehirose9180]

@hippie6972 Thank you. It's always appreciated pleasure to text with another shifter.

[@pignutpignut771]

Same to you.

[@lindajackson1031]

Same to u💕🙏🏽

[@marys33794]

That was great to communicate with Jesse. It was him. One can see when contact is real. 🧡 🧡

[@JoeMotionVideos82]

That is so cool. We actually got to hear what his voice sounded like! That has to be one of your best investigations yet. I am gob smacked!

[@janeywebb8342]

I’d like to see you do a segment on Billy the kid and Wyatt Earp.

[@ramonaklassen9280]

My ancestors lived right next store to the James Family which I thought was so cool. Thanks for this. I learned a lot!

[@eMJae8410]

Wow! That rocked. Answered to everything. Very clear. Didn't have to bend your ear to hear or figure out responses and they were quick too. Love how Jesse kinda' balked at the beginning, but jumped in quickly wanting to tell his side of things. Can't applaud his choices, but I respect his answers, his honesty, and he wasn't shy. Kudos to that. Thank Dalen for a very impressive session. Love It when history smacks you In the back. Love,love,love

[@dennismalone4266]

When my dad passed away December 31, 2023. He said my mother came to get him to take him to heaven with her so I believe he transitioned it right away and I’ve seen my dad twice now since he’s passed and I’ve seen my mother twice as well. I think they’re watching over me making sure that I’m OK but I believe I’ll be joining them very soon and fighting a battle with cancer and chemo is not working so I don’t know what’s gonna happen but I am ready to go. I’m not scared and I know my parents be here to greet me when my time, I’m not a bit scared

[@veronicacollins4449]

❤❤❤❤❤ All the best for a peaceful passage.

[@theresaforbes485]

God bless you honey I just lost my dad January 20th this year we waited for 5 minutes after the 19th cuz that's my mom's birthday he doesn't come to me but I'm sensitive and I'll tell you this my niece is also sensitive and he came to her and said my mother will be with him in November they were married would have been 66 years May 3rd God bless you honey keep fighting the good fight don't give up 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️🇨🇦♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@dennismalone4266]

@@theresaforbes485 thank you so much. That means a lot to me. Yes I really miss my dad a lot. He was not only my dad but my best friend and I have family that won’t give me the time of day so I’m pretty much alone now. I’ll see him again someday, my mom and my dad my mom passed away when I was 12 battling with this cancer right now I’m in the hospital for 12 days. Blood count was down. And oxygen level was down but they’ve been get me up walking three times a day. I’ve seen my mother and dad both. I see my dad not too long about a week after he passed away and then my mom and dad both came to me. About a month later know that there’s people out there of the care about you. Sometimes they think even people you don’t know they’re the ones that care. The most makes me feel good. Everybody has reached out to me very grateful and thankful for that thank you again.❤️💕💗🌈💐 corridor

[@dennismalone4266]

@@theresaforbes485 I hope you see this. Thank you for your reply. I just returned home from being in the hospital and ICU for 15 days. Very weak God bless you too thank you so much. I’m sending you big hugs.

[@theresaforbes485]

@@dennismalone4266 sending you big hugs to dear and hope you feel better soon rest up 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@TarahMatson-zz2hj]

Hi shifting family. I really enjoyed this shift. This was an amazing experience. Shifting might not be easy, but it’s definitely an interesting, amazing experience. Dalen you are such a wonderful person. I respect and appreciate how you talk to the people who are resting in these communities. You genuinely have a special gift. Love, love, love and many blessings to all. P.S. Thank you Rosemary, Mary Ellen, Walter, Shawna and Andre for your continued protection of Dalen. We love you too.❤️

[@crystalssquad24]

Great shift!!! He sure was talkative! 😂 He gave his truth!! Incredible as always! I’ve always been fascinated with his story.

[@mamiswelt1]

What great Shifts we always have with you. Thank you so much for that Dalen. Just throwing it out there: It isn´t very uncomen that cousins get married. Muslim´s like to marry in the family, it mostly starts with the 2nd degree Cousin. Mozart was also married to his 1st degree cousin. I guess for the blood line nothing can really happen no more healthwise to the children (medical conditions). Thank you so much for the great conversation you had with Jesse. 🌞Jessica🌞

[@LeslieM-ez3kc]

You are just so respectful Dalen. I admire that about you. 💓💓

[@MarilynR-xu3nq]

Jesse said he was younger than 14 when he went to war

[@selwyn500]

That was mind blowing Dalen. Love 💕 from Australia mate 🇦🇺🇺🇲

[@jackiemurria3966]

Oh My God I heard his name too Clear as day 😮.. That was Cool. Have A great weekend Dalen! LOVE LOVE LOVE! 😊

[@nancylawson4024]

Great session with jesse. Good

[@sassyfab2811]

I think if someone visited me and decades had passed by I’d have all kind of questions about the world 😂😂😂 I’d tear that spirit box up with questions!!

[@tynee123]

😂😂😂

[@patriciakrakowiak1442]

I heard that they know about the world progressing. They see everything.

[@sassyfab2811]

@@patriciakrakowiak1442 well I guess that does make sense if they are lurking about 🥴😂😂

[@zitaalice555]

He’s right the windmill does get stuck 😮

[@salpom2673]

Yea love these shifts. Love the stories and everything that goes with it. Love love love

[@SonyaTucker]

Hey handsome shift leader, It comes across that Jessie liked talking to you and wanted to tell you his story. Question : so whoever had slaves back in the day(and we all known what happen there) do they regret how they treated them etc, but also do they see things differently now and treat everyone as equals?. Fantastic shift, great answers 😃👌🤟

[@daniellebennis2126]

My thoughts is I dont think they regret unfortunately which is very sad

[@lbarman1243]

Not all slaves were treated poorly or horribly. Some were treated as family or friends. Of course all were owned by others. It was a terrible situation to be owned, not allowed to make decisions for yourself or family.

[@ValTwineDeaner]

Thank you Dalen for a very fascinating shift - I've been looking forward to this for ages. I love American folklore, it's so interesting and exciting too. I guess back in the 1800's, things were incredibly tough for people, trying to make a living, and trying to scrape by. It's so interesting that he'd have liked to have been a welder. He was very brave, and kids had to grow up fast didn't they. The shooting of the army of men is understandable - because it was a war, and inevitably people get killed. But robbing banks is not so understandable!! I guess he still felt the adrenalin after the war, and carried it on, with looting. I love the movies about these people, and I guess that's how I became fascinated with American outlaws, just like you Dalen (your fascination with them too, not that you're an outlaw ha, ha!!) 😮 Thank you Dalen, I learned so much about Jesse James, and hope he's resting in peace. Love, love, love xxx❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@benjaminrupe5930]

Hi, Dalen. Family legend has it that my paternal great-grandfather supplied horses and shelter for Frank and Jesse when they rode north of the Iowa border around the Ottumwa area.

[@rcalabris]

Hey Dalen and Graveyard shift family. I'm very excited for this shift, I have a friend who is related to Jesse James, he's gonna love this video too.

[@Toni-islandlife]

Hello Graveyard Shift Family and our fearless leader Dalen. Blessings to your beautiful family. JJ’s mother lived a long life!

[@jacquelinedixon6438]

They had his body exhumed in the late 80''s it is his grave but only a few bone fragmentts were in the coffin,Archie was Jess's little brother.

[@hayleyhatcher3586]

35:19 Without sounding crazy..the cloud formation looks like a face.

[@mirandameaux3604]

My family has a picture of jesse holding my great grandmother infront of my families home. He is a distant cousin of mine. It is so weird to really think. It jist shows there was more land than ppl back than lol. My great grand mother traveled to colorado in a covered wagon and she would tell us stories about her travels. I havent thought about those stories till seeing this wow 😳

[@bwilson7854]

My cousin..SO HANDSOME ! I LOVE THIS THANK U DALEN!!

[@sylviaalford440]

Wow! This was so interesting! Good questions, and good answers!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@karenknight773]

Clocking In! Hello Dalen and the Shifters! This reminds me of the episode on Brady Bunch where Bobby writes a report on Jesse James and his parents find a man whose family member was killed by Jesse to come talk to Bobby. xoxo

[@sandycarra5754]

Awesome Shift. Very responsive, told his side and he even seemed to admire you. Those were crazy times, thanks for bringing his side to the world!!! On a side note: It's great to be back in the midst, missed u all and so glad noone has to graveyard shift me....yet! 😊 Love❤Love❤Love❤

[@MelanieEaley64]

He gave you attitude at first! working on my ancestry i found a lot of cousin combos, my 5th great grandmother was also I my 5th great aunt.....her granddaughter married the grandson of her brother I learned through a little searching. Folks didnt travel too far back in those days and hooked up with who ever lived in their area

[@tynee123]

Oh wow! Interesting!

[@ghost56539]

I really enjoyed the amazing conversation you had! It was one of the best!❤❤❤

[@marciajohnson6767]

I love this! I also love the comments!! You made my day better!! Thanks, Dalen!!!!😊😊😊

[@makemesing714]

Hey, Yall! I showed my love. Did you??? Love, Love, Love ❤️❤️❤️❣️. Like, LIKE, LIKE 👍👍👍!

[@laurieyoung8065]

YES!!!! Can't wait!! Thanks Dalen. This is going to be an amazing Shift!

[@coolwatyr]

Hello Dalen and the Graveyard Shifter Family That was a great conversation. He was willing to tell at least some of his story. Blessings ❤ ~Linda

[@carriemik62]

❤❤❤ ✌ and respect. Outstanding shift. Thanks for bringing us to Jesse's resting spot it was incredible.

[@joyztoyz1]

Love love love! That was great!

[@katemarr1984]

Clocking in for the replay crew! Sorry I missed the live, I hope my GYS Family is doing well love love love ❤

[@NoseyNuNu]

Dalen! He said that u were great! 👍🏿 This was a awesome shift! ❤

[@4GodsPeople]

Thank you..Loved this! Can you possibly do a session with wyatt earp and his wife...Josephine Earp?

[@DalenLSpratt]

Love to!

[@wilmajansenvvuuren841]

Hi dalen and shifting family.I was always fascinared with jesse james🙏🧒May he Rest in peace with all the other beautiful spirits.love love love❤👨👩🧓👴

[@DeanaHills]

Dalen, can you please do Arlington National Cemetery if you are in Arlington Virginia?

[@lojosmom7949]

Absolutely not. That is not the place for it. It would almost be like doing a ghost hunt at Auschwitz. Some places are too sacred.

[@cynthiaturner8419]

I agree 💯 that's not a place to do a sprit box

[@JonSchappell]

Dude! You has a conversation with Jesse James! Too cool! But you've spoken with many icons. I love it! Keep up the good work!

[@nicksantus5307]

aye lad another great chat with an absolute legend,

[@helensmith2839]

Finally The Jesse, James session,i thought i lost my mind i could not find this video any where.Now you know how Jesse felt having them folks walk up behind you Dalen and ambushed your session with out you knowing.

[@mariawid4741]

Oh wow, that was interesting interwiev. Thanks Dalen. ❤

[@beckyporrier7844]

Dalen that was awesome and amazing you got to talk to Jesse James and stay safe and God bless you and your family. 🙏😇❤️😊

[@patriciakrakowiak1442]

Dalen you're drawn to the Wild West Era because you probably had a past life there. Jesse was a talkative spirit. I like when he mentioned that it was a vibe 😅 I'm sure he loves being the center of attention every day. Very interesting shift.

[@maureendamico2585]

Awe man I missed the live again have a wonderful weekend everyone

[@noneyabusiness393]

what a great and interesting afterlife "interview"! I loved it!!!

[@juliemeier2277]

That one was so dang interesting! Thank You Dalen. You got such good response. I am sure you were talking to him. Such remarkable answers. Younger than 15-16 when he left to fight. My gosh.

[@HazelPebblesReams]

That was awesome!! He was very talkative!! So cool!!

[@michellebustamante6676]

Hello graveyeard shift family,Clocking in a little late , but im here . interesting video, and awesome. Be safe ✌🏼💙

[@ambracorcoran8091]

Thank you dalen for this story and shift...so glad ya did it❤❤❤

[@sheilahasson-uz7uk]

I love this This is one of the ones I've wanted from the beginning. Thank you Dalen. Now please visit Billy the Kid.

[@Jkk55]

Excellent Dalen thank you love from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤

[@susanowens20]

Clocking in from South Carolina, so glad the wind has finally calmed down

[@rhondablackshear4]

I stayed in Anderson, South Carolina, before moving back home to Michigan.

[@Cardenas50zz58]

Ok ok! Greenville in the house!!

[@MoonlightandMagnolias]

Dalen connecting with those who have passed has always interested me since I was very young. I have been a genealogist for several decades and have always wished I could speak to my ancestors. I plan to get a spirit box as soon as I can afford one (my husband has recently been diagnosed with prostrate cancer, so we are tied up with medical bills right now!) but I look forward to being able to speak to my ancestors…I can hardly wait! You have been a great inspiration to me. Thank you ❤

[@GYSMelanie5]

Hey all, Shifting ain't easy! Amazing video as usual! Love love love!

[@janetwatson7966]

At the end. He does not regret what he did. He felt he fought for a good cause. He was fighting against the government.

[@christied6431]

Awesome shift Dalen. Keep up the amazing work❤

[@amymartin6290]

Hey Dalen, finally checking in for this one. I visited his home when i was little and saw him standing in the window of his house. I didnt know at the time that i was able to see spirits.

[@mariafagan8598]

Hi Dalen, This Graveyard shift is by far the best! I loved it!! I do appreciate all that you do to keep us connected in your adventures. It was amazing how Jesse James spoke to you and what he said, confirms a lot of things that he did in his life. Dalen, Keep doing what you're doing we love it all. Love,Love,Love. ❤

[@jenniethormahlen948]

That was an awesome interview.

[@kkl8631]

Very interesting shift! Thanks Dalen. Love the stories and interviews.

[@shawnlord5383]

We have a very old train depot in my town that Jesse James n his gang robbed and it's still standing and the city keeps it beautifully preserved till this day. It's marked as a Historical Landmark!

[@kimberlyschmillen3043]

I had company so I’m here now as part of the replay group. Have a great weekend everyone. ❤❤❤

[@baloojeanz]

Great responses to great questions! A quick Google of states where 1st cousin marriages are still permitted shocked me. I had no idea it was still legal in so many states. I learned so much here today.

[@Tiffany-dc4iz]

Love how you look the people up

[@teresafjeld7245]

I enjoyed this video of you visiting Jesse James final resting spot. I believe Jesse gave the best answers he could. I enjoyed the wild west and the history. ❤❤❤ have a good weekend Dalen.

[@ItsMeAgain123]

I love how respectful you are to the dead. And the living. Much love! Much love! 😄

[@larketaglover4759]

Thanks!

[@DalenLSpratt]

Thank you!!!

[@christinapagaan3111]

This shift was so interesting. I didn't want it to end. Great work Dalen!! Very good questions. I loved how responsive Jesse was. This was so cool.

[@scunnysarah]

Great video. Jesse was a good talker! Very interesting questions too Dalen x

[@jenniferseals3642]

D- I love your humor! “They put up a sign because they got tired of all you wandering around”! Marrying family is EXACTLY what they do in MO. It’s called “keeping it in the family”! They do that in AR too! I am from Iowa, so I can say that! Lol! Keep up the great work! I miss you on tv though.

[@kathiedaniels875]

This one was one of your best. Very interesting. Job well done. Thanks.

[@dcricket1]

Solid interview. He was friendly and forthcoming with his answers. Truly enjoyed this one Dalen! Thanks!

[@N.t.-0800]

Pretty amazing Dalen. Great responses for sure😊

[@rwatsonv]

Interesting headstone in the background, Davis.

[@nanigirl413]

Late for my shift tonight. Rocking my Graveyard Shift shirt too. Can't wait to hear about and from JJ. Let's go

[@krzi-o5619]

I like that Dalen can hear most of the messages that the spirit is saying , a lot of spirit sessions the person has to go research the tape and put in what they think was said , most of what he hears is what I hear and what he puts on screen. I might have a new favorite spirit box channel. Very interesting. 👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️

[@amyfreedomluvr5277]

Thanks, Dalen! Much better than children and parents who have lost children ... I can't do those. Jesse's and his murderer's stories kindda remind me of "As ye sow, so shall ye reap." Just a thought ...

[@ranamcmahon7653]

❤ When I lived in Oklahoma, there were known caves around Mt. Scott and Lake Latonka that the James ' s and other gangs would hide their loot in. I went to church with this old couple that said they bought their farm from Frank James. Lots of great history. There's a movie called " The Long Riders" . You should try and find it. It has the Keach brothers in Stacey and James . I'm not always one for westerns. There's the Long Riders and Tombstone. That's about it.😁

[@lmichel6636]

That was a good one. Thank you Dalen

[@karenboyce1503]

Hi Dalen I have sat and never stopped watching you fantastic session. I have always wanted to know if the whole Jesse James ending was true . I would love to hear Calamity Jane story would it be true . God bless Karen and family in Australia 🌞🐨🦘🇭🇲

[@meghanhulbert7094]

Great shift - Thank you Dalen for everything you do. ❤❤❤

[@susanna3]

Hi Dalen , another amazing shift! Some very good questions, good research and many clear answers!!!✨️

[@rubyirene2500]

I just found your channel today. I'm loving it. Thanks for doing what you do. I just watched the video of you being attacked in the grave yard in Atlanta. I was so surprised you actually went back. Lots of respect for you, and how you talk to the spirits. I'm really enjoying your channel, and your videos. Thank you for what you do.

[@MaryGold-zx6jn]

Conquistadors 1700s&the 1800s Billy the kid &I don't know if Jesse James was here in New Mexico to much historical places here in New Mexico we have a lot of historical places here 😊😮❤

[@Brentwood_chic]

Replay crew! Great session, boss. Love how you tell a story and I think Jesse liked hearing it too. ❤❤❤