Deadly Dallas: A History of Unfortunate Incidents & Grisly Fatalities

[@rcmcintyre9286]

Very interesting!! Thank you!

[@Melissa0774]

Allen sounds awfully close to Arlen, lol. This talk reminds me of the King of the Hill episode where Hank started being afraid of propane after the Megalo Mart exploded and Peggy told him how she likes to collect newspaper articles about disasters to overcome her fear of death. She'd definitely buy this guy's book. (if she was a real person, lol. 🙂)

[@Melissa0774]

@@invisableobserver Well, that's not that far from where this is, right? Funny enough, I was actually born in Garland, believe it or not.

[@Melissa0774]

@@SODMGGOKU I've heard in other interviews, that he said it was also kind of based on Garland, which is where I was born. I've never been back there since, so I don't really know Garland at all. I grew up in Hickory Creek, in Denton county.

[@invisableobserver]

There were disasters in the early days of Dallas at what was called "devils bowl" off Buckner Bvld & john West road, years later a race car track was built on this area called devils bowl in which many accidents & deaths occurred, I think it was an old quarry before it became a race track; the area has a bad history.

[@Melissa0774]

I know this talk is about stuff that happened 100+ years ago, but I always wondered if there were any serial killers/rapist that were working the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the early 90's, that may not have been caught. I used to live in the area as a kid, back then, and I always wondered because there was a lot of weird creepy stuff that happened and I knew someone who had a close call with one of those monsters.

[@reportevents]

Was that supposed to be a joke empty auditorium