Man Buried in The Sam Houston National Forrest

[@DeadlyKnot]

Hi.

[@phoenixtimesmetro]

Hello.

[@devzmith712]

@deadlyknot I'm his great-great-granddaughter. We used to own that land, and the plan was to have the whole family buried there after Frank. Soon after that, we lost the land to the state / were paid for it to become what it is known as today. As for why the snake was buried, it's a mystery to us all hahaha, great video!

[@DeadlyKnot]

Hello, Hello! Glad you reached out to me. Do you remember when the state took over the land? For the story, I just went off what others told me/know about that event or whatever the case is. I like mysterious! whatever the case is, pretty interesting! Thank you for reaching out to me again!

[@ndog2005]

You are so good at pronouncing names, for I can not even come close. LOL, a 1st, snake also buried.. Most strange, just the 1 grave, then did read comment on reason. Still was surprised not relocated..

[@DeadlyKnot]

I had to ask someone else to make sure I was saying it wrong. I struggle pronouncing other people's names if I'm not familiar with that name. Lol, also for the story, i had to double check to make sure this was a true story. It does seem a bit strange lol.

[@zombiehunter374]

Came from Reddit. Very interesting video. You earned a subscriber. Hope to see your channel grow

[@DeadlyKnot]

Welcome!

[@David-qz1gy]

I hunt the Sam and I was doing some scouting one day and came across this grave, it was interesting. I thought someone had buried their dog there or something. I had no idea it was a person, but I also didn’t read the tombstone. It was getting dark and I was kinda creeped out so I bailed. Great vid!

[@creoledreamer9035]

It is a cool find. Thank you for linking the short to your video, I might have missed it. Thank you for sharing.

[@DeadlyKnot]

You're welcome!

[@Karma__Reptiles]

Crazy he’s buried not too far from where he died. Love the history ! And great video as always 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@DeadlyKnot]

Right. Lol. Small stories are the best.

[@AnnasBurningCuriosity]

Great video but my head still spinning 😂😂 keeps up the good work

[@DeadlyKnot]

Thank you 😊

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

I love these minor history spots that leave you wanting to know more. Well done!

[@DeadlyKnot]

same here. thank you for watching.

[@Donkeygap750]

This is so cool-I accidentally found this grave a few months ago while exploring the forest one weekend & I’m so glad I have some facts about the snake cause I was thinking there was possibly Franks dog was buried where the snake is buried but now I know the truth (I hope) & thanks for sharing your research w/us-i will subscribe right now 👍🏼

[@DeadlyKnot]

Hopefully the history is correct. I've asked around, and that's what others have told me. Very interesting spot indeed yeah!

[@jacquelinedenambtman]

nice story about Frank S Paluka thanks for taking us to his grave 😊

[@DeadlyKnot]

No problem!

[@JenniferandMark2014]

That is weird that they buried the snake with him. Thanks for sharing this. 😃Jenn

[@DeadlyKnot]

Tell me about it LoL

[@telenews7988]

The snake died 5 year later, but in it's last will asked to be burried next to Frank, and not next to it's and Frank's kids. What a story! What a story. It's so good to finally see a video by a true expert who knows exactly what happened and does not ask his viewers about what happened.

[@visitingdeadadventures]

Awesome job ,enjoyed the video .❤

[@DeadlyKnot]

Thanks!

[@visitingdeadadventures]

@@DeadlyKnot 👍

[@POWERUSER-wy6bx]

Hey i really like your content. I live in Montgomery county and am fascinated with learning the history of the area. Ive also had a few strange experiences in somenof these woods and have wanted to start doing my own investigations like you are doing. Thanks for the video, and for inspiring me to go out there myself!

[@DeadlyKnot]

Hey, welcome! Lots of oddities out there. Spooky experience? I'm glad I did. Go out there and enjoy it!

[@ErinRenee1990]

Very nice video. It’s random what people are leaving him. I bet the beaver bracelet is a Buc-ee’s bracelet. That’s what it kind of looks like.

[@DeadlyKnot]

I know right. The bracelet is from buc-ees yessss!

[@a.salmon8193]

He traveled a long way. It would be interesting if any of his descendants knew about this grave. Not a bad place to be buried. Peaceful nature. It's nice to see people care. I like the corn and coke.

[@DeadlyKnot]

i hope this video gets out there and maybe someone in the family might know more. Very peaceful spot to be buried at. lol yesss

[@rhondamc3642]

That's some interesting history right there! Who would of thunk to bury the dang snake at his feet? lol

[@DeadlyKnot]

LoL, you and me both.

[@mummythickyt3519]

Hello my name is Grayson and me and my friend live in Louisiana we discovered the abandoned mnd model 40 train off the st Tammany trace we would love to know what you think about the train and any info you have.

[@DeadlyKnot]

Are you talking about this? I have a video on it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6jHd6OYg72Up5Y

[@alltheangels648]

The blunt wrap ❤

[@TXiron87]

This is like a couple miles from my house lol that road goes down to the point

[@DeadlyKnot]

Neat spot out there!

[@laurab1089]

These old graves are always so interesting.. I always wonder how they died and what they looked like when alive..

[@DeadlyKnot]

Good question.

[@BrennanFrederick]

Yoo this is cool

[@michellehixson2676]

Interesting ! Thank you

[@DeadlyKnot]

My pleasure.

[@carolyndavis7476]

Thanks for all your great research on this one. I find it very strange that the reptile responsible for his death is buried there. It makes me wonder if this has to do with some kind of old superstition.🤷‍♀️ And yes, I too wonder why he is buried here instead of with his family Another great piece by you, thanks for bringing it!

[@DeadlyKnot]

strange indeed, not something you hear about lol. How neat would it be to go back and ask them why did you bury frank next to a snake? I found out where his family is buried at and I'm going to post a short on it. You're quite welcome. Thank you for stopping by.

[@windstorm494]

People don’t realize that all of this land was privately owned until after the depression and WW II. It is possible he was buried here when it was a private plot of land but was acquired to build the national forest and at that point his family wouldn’t be able to continue to use the plot as a family burial plot after it. Exams part of the state/national forest system.

[@DeadlyKnot]

@@windstorm494 that is some really good information, Never thought about that. Thank you for sharing!

[@mummythickyt3519]

We think this train is one of the 11 trains ever built and this one we think is the missing one . I love your videos even though we just found you we have the same interest as you and also know of a abandoned barge in lacombe Louisiana if you want to know more I will be checking the replies of these comments

[@DeadlyKnot]

Hi, Welcome. Thank you. lots of old stuff to see out there. Sure, tell me all you know. I'm an open book.

[@rustynutz8704]

Maybe it was his pet rattlesnake. We dont have rattlers around here if so its rare.

[@marckenny3131]

And a nice Sabal Minor Palm🌴 planted in his plot also❤

[@DeadlyKnot]

Yes!

[@beyond_civilization]

What a story! Did people actually leave coins and other stuff on the tiny grave of the SNAKE?!? 😳😂

[@DeadlyKnot]

lol yeah.

[@stacykim7691]

Thank you for sharing and it's still interesting why he is buried with the snake.

[@DeadlyKnot]

you're welcome Stacy Kim. I know right lol. how often do you hear about that lol

[@stacykim7691]

Yes. I definitely agree with you 😊👍

[@missmarple7639]

These both surname are from poland

[@DeadlyKnot]

Oh shoot. Thank you for filling me in.

[@telenews7988]

For your safety Polish manual on how to kill a snake: 1. First, you have to go to a National Forest. 2.Then, you have to find a spot where you and a snake want to be burried. 3. You must dig 2 graves: one deep, another shallow, because you will not have the energy after you get bitten. 4. Now is the hardest part, you must find and chase a poisonos snake. Try not to wander too far. 5. When you catch a snake, don't let it bite you, wait until you get to the grave site. 6. Now you can kill a snake. Make sure it releases all its poison in a punkture wound on your skin. 7. Then you can burry the snake in a shallow grave. 8. Call for help. 9. Leave a note on the tree to cover the deep grave with dirt. 10. Climb into the remaining deep grave and wait. You can take a nap.

[@DeadlyKnot]

That's a lot of steps

[@telenews7988]

@@DeadlyKnot There is one more step. One more: If you wake up and the grave is not covered, go to step 4, repeat.

[@CharleneBarbara-rz6pg]

Bilnoski... pronounced (bill-nos-ski)

[@DeadlyKnot]

Thank you so much! My speech is horrible lol.