House of Horrors - The Slave Torturer of New Orleans. PART 1

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Madame Delphine Macarty LaLaurie was a New Orleans socialite and serial killer who was believed to have tortured and murdered slaves in her household.
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[@unclemonster48]

Hard to believe people walk by that house of horrors to and from bourbon street without a clue. I learned it from a ghost tour 6 years ago. True evil

[@TommyGetTheBag]

Madame Laurie story is one of the darkest to ever come out of the South. She was a true monster in every way.

[@susanboatman7913]

The Laurie's have met the ultimate judgment in Hell

[@sandysue202]

​@susanboatman7913 I agree. And there us a very good chance that many of those tortured slaves are with Jesus, and they will one day have the mansions. For eternity!

[@evakiss2562]

@@alyneorleans5018oh…interesting…what do you know?

[@lillieerismsn8620]

@@alyneorleans5018 tell us what you think

[@joanscheidlar8887]

​@@alyneorleans5018Delphine LaLaurie's house in 1834, witnesses discovered a secret torture chamber where she had viciously beaten, starved, and killed countless enslaved peopleJan 6, 2022

[@letitbesummer6536]

Ron it is so nice to have you back! The ‘gang’ & I def love your stories with the help all who contribute for your journeys. Still one of my first & favourite KZbinrs of all!

[@judyclark5736]

They got away with it during their lifetime, but they are forever being tortured in hell.

[@RandomChristianMusings]

AMEN

[@theresalaux5655]

Amen

[@edie4321]

Then they are still here. It certainly feels like darkness surrounds us. Theres that Psalm# ? Although I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil, for thine is with me. I hate to tell you.

[@RandomChristianMusings]

@@edie4321 Psalm 23. Yes, you're right. Thanks for posting an awesome comment.

[@linaleblanc8288]

You can believe that

[@margaretweeks880]

Among the most famous to own this house was Nicholas Cage, who bought the property in 2006 for $3.4 million, but soon ran into financial troubles. He lost it to foreclosure in 2009. Currently, the home is owned by a Texas businessman and unavailable for public visits.

[@user-nh2bl7bf1e]

I've heard this story told several times. This woman was a truly viscious and evil monster! My heart breaks for her tourtured victims ... 💔 I hope their souls have found peace 🙏 Thanks for covering this Ron. Another great story

[@mariannejennisch9293]

How could you ever treat anyone like that. See you later today.

[@vanessadaniel1882]

There must be restless spirits that still reside there! Those poor poor people 😢

[@chloepreston0312]

My mom grew up 3 blocks from the LaLaurie Mansion on Governor Nichols street. She used to tell us stories about things she & her sisters would see & hear when they were playing on the corner in front of that place & it was closed. She said that one day she got really freaked out because she was with her sisters there playing stickball. She looked up for some reason, and there was a little girl wearing an old raggedy flour sack dress sitting on the edge of the roof of the mansion. She had no shoes on & she looked really sad. Mom waved at her but she didn't wave back. Mom turned around to tell her sisters to look up, but when they did, the little girl was gone. She said they used to hear screaming coming from the place, chains rattling and there was a very heavy smell of smoke...like the house was actually on fire. I smelled the same smell several times myself walking by there with my daughter when we would go visit Grandma. My cousin Sean still lives in Grandma's old house.

[@rhondacribbs5727]

Thank you for sharing your story! ❤❤

[@annabelleb.8096]

Wow!

[@ethelmaaleman2104]

Finally got to see a live video. It's flooding and raining in Belize but am so happy to see this video. God blessings upon you and your family. ❤

[@jamiedavis8085]

Love the show, big fan of everything history. New Orleans papers has La Laurie coming back several times to visit family, a party, and to argue about a will. Unfortunately as time went on their horrific crimes no longer mattered. But as most know "You may get away with evil while alive", but at death "Punishment for the evil you do is ETERNAL".

[@MrTurtluv]

So excited to see you back, Ron!❤️

[@jadamills4082]

Cant wait! Great to have you back . You & your videos were missed.

[@monikameza4107]

Thanks Ron for taking us along, appreciate your great stories. Stay safe ❤

[@krisdeas2999]

I'm so ready for tonight's double feature...LETS GOOO

[@colleb95]

Her husband was a doctor. Do not be fooled to believe she was alone.

[@suzieross9331]

Have missed you so much Ron. You are my favorite KZbin channel. So professional in all you do. Such a class act, so respectful. Thank you for your busy and hard work. Your wife has to be so understanding. God bless you both. KC MO

[@user-re5bu8co8f]

Can't wait Ron sounds like a good story and I miss your stories too.....❤ Mary

[@Yzabeaux1]

Ron, I can't even begin to imagine the unbelievable haunting, ghostly screams, apparitions, etc!!! I couldn't even begin to bring myself near the front door!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@AmyDCools]

Awesome because I was actually thinking about this story earlier. Great seeing you, Ron. 😊

[@valencialucas139]

Good evening everyone

[@user-um5fe3jz1c]

So glad to have you back!! I have an illness and can't get out and about. I enjoy your stories so much...look forward to seeing them every week. Thank you so much for all the work you put into these...love em!!

[@helenhernandez5604]

We ready Ron! Let's gooo!!!

[@user-lk5tf5it9x]

Thanks for sharing! Those two were so evil!

[@CRuf-qw4yv]

Ron......check out the story of the notorious Patty Cannon and Johnson's Crossroads Tavern located at the extreme SW border of Delaware and just across from Maryland along the Maryland/Delaware transpeninsula line and Mason-Dixon (Delmarva). Her 18th c. house once house stood near the present crossroads and there is a historic marker there. Patty was to be hanged in Georgetown, DE for her slave theft and resale, as well as multiple murders of slaves, including children, and local travelors. She died in prison before the sentence was carried out Her skull was recovered during an excavation and could be seen in Georgetown, DE at various historic museums from time to time. Time frame from around 1820 - 1839 I think.

[@valeriebraden7221]

I am so glad that you are back!!! Have a great week!!!!!!

[@travelinurselaura]

Fascinating history, awesome video. Thanks Ron. So happy for more adventures!

[@RavensSoTired4081]

Woa... I have no words! Thank you for remembering

[@MargaretCorriher]

I had heard this story before. But not as well covered if you covered in. Thank you for my Sunday history walk. Great to have you back.🇺🇸☮️✌️💫⭐✨

[@judyclark5736]

Can't wait!

[@Demebeso714]

Ron you have an outstanding channel..if not the very best on KZbin..the South is not called The Dirty South for no reason..what a horrible story.. I'm so glad you're back..and in full force! Thanks for coming back to us!!

[@my2centstoo]

Um, I was born in the Deep South and grew up in the New Orleans area. I am over 60 years old, and I have never heard my home called the Dirty South. New Orleans is an amazing city with a very diverse culture and some of the most amazing food on the planet, as well as architecture. The city does have crime problems, but of course that is routine with blue cities all over America. So that has nothing to do with it being in the south but rather the lack of competent leadership. Do you call the U.S. Government and western states dirty for their past treatment of Native Americans, and for the Native Americans who slaughtered innocent settlers? Southerners are some of the most polite, friendly, and helpful people in this nation.

[@barbaratankersley7117]

Thank you for sharing

[@auntieco-co1646]

Hi Ron! Thank You for your video... Sad tales of pure evil. Remember everyone; Be kind, even to those who are not kind to you. Let God sort em' out!

[@nancyvolke237]

Saw both videos, Ron!! Great job. Thanks for sharing!!! Nice to have you back.👍🏻🙏🏻🙂

[@tammysmith6290]

Hello there, Ron! Love your content. Excited to join you tonight.

[@CindyTLC]

Hi Ron and family! I so enjoy your channel!

[@CameronMcCreary]

This was a very disturbing story that will most likely give me nightmares. Thanks Ron for recounting this one.

[@c.w.johnsonjr6374]

Thanks to Spanish and French colonialism antebellum Louisiana had a lot of laws on the books governing how slaves could be treated and forbid many forms of abuse and murder. Society even excepted plantation owner to take care of injured and aged slaves for the rest of their lives. Not trying to whitewash or romanize the period, but if the story of this house of horrors is true, the angry mob proves the attitude of Louisianans in New Orleans toward the torture of slaves at that time.

[@maryjanedowns4040]

Hi Rin nice to have you back have missed you so much

[@Jlevin1955]

Glad you’re back on Sunday nights Ron!

[@user-nx3uh1yb1l]

Welcome back Ron 😅 glad you’re back

[@kimwilliford6303]

❤ Thank you for this story, Ron. So glad to have you back. I cant wait for part 2. ❤

[@LucasLinda-lm7sb]

Glad you are back

[@lindaaguirre7640]

.... another great & very interesting video ..👍😉

[@annabelleb.8096]

Those illustrations are really something! A picture is worth a thousand words. How sad. You really have to wonder how people could become so vicious.

[@moggy-ie6ug]

Great video Ron 👏👏🇬🇧

[@PhillyGirl-pt3vq]

👋🏻Ron, Looks like a beautiful day there in New Orleans. ❤ ☀️I remember hearing about Madame Laurie and she was absolutely evil and her & husband were doing some pretty bad things there. But I wonder how they are enjoying their “afterlife?” RIP for all those who suffered. 😔🙏🏻💐🕊️

[@susanna3]

Ron so great we got a bonus today two stories!! Thank you ❤

[@lisaharpe1969]

Ron I'm so happy to see you back really enjoy your stories

[@kimberlybrown4557]

How horrific and sad. Great to see you Ron waiting on the next video 😊

[@Eli-Family-xg5ng]

Awesome video Ron

[@cecil3513]

I love my Monday mornings now Ron,, thank you

[@leslieknapp8985]

Great story telling as always! Thank you Ron, for you informative and dark videos! Look forward to seeing more!

[@jcolledge88]

Madame delphine is unfortunately one of my relatives and we have very very similar looks I don't agree with what she was as a person and frankly was scared to learn that I'm related to her 😢

[@hannahrichards2526]

Lovely to watch a couple of episodes on a Saturday night! Miss you Ron xxx

[@ralphwilliams8835]

another great video ❤

[@brendacurtis3469]

Welcome back Ron!!😊

[@jimbaron2529]

Hey Ron, always great to watch your stories, great content as always, thank you, I appreciate ya

[@annemchurchwell]

Love the story as usual Ron I'm looking forward to as Paul Harvey says "The rest of the story." Did you or anyone else listen to him, because I did while growing up.

[@jolandajolanda8572]

Goodafternoon thnx Ron🌷🇳🇱🌷

[@donnaelkins186]

Thank you Ron!

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Hi Mr Ron 🙋‍♀️ So sad to know and hear about the slave torture of New Orleans! Thanks for taking all of us along in this House of Horrors” journey !

[@mariecoyle3247]

Love listening to you. ❤❤

[@ShareHolder-gp9il]

I walked right by this place and had no idea. Awesome video 10/10 thanks for sharing this fascinating story.

[@linaleblanc8288]

I hope you enjoyed New Orleans Mr Ron. There's just so much to see. One thing's for sure. It's real hard to find a bad meal here 😂

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

indeed

[@dianecrawford2598]

Hi Ron. A true house of horrors! I read about this story years ago in a book about ghosts, but never knew the details about the living. Those poor people. May they rest in peace.

[@K9-Crazy]

Great to see ya. I know when a video from you comes up, i know you are going to take me to a place i would want to go, but I can't on a subject im so into. Wishing you and yours plus your subs a fantastic and safe 4th of July.

[@peterredfern1174]

Very sad story on to part 2

[@DorisVoerster]

I’ve heard this story before but not the way you told it Ron. You are a master story teller! 💜

[@user-re5bu8co8f]

Happy 4 of July Ron and everyone 🎉🎊🎇🎆 Mary ❤

[@melanienance4920]

Thanks for the story Ron such horrible people

[@ramonapetermann9585]

Slavery in itself is a crime, but why additionally treat these poor people so badly? They worked hard for their "owners", without any rights, without money, why also torture them??? I cannot understand that this was common practice in a land that boasted itself as being a free and just country to all of its inhabitants.

[@rebeccaswilling1771]

I sure love visiting New Orleans. Be safe there

[@kandicejanusz1829]

Got to go past Madame LaLaurie house a couple years ago.

[@gdbd6181]

very sad story

[@user-zd7qo7mm6k]

Thank you. Those poor slaves. How horrible.

[@user-st1zy5cb8u]

Thank you Ron,for the story of the Of the of the Laurie,s . I thought that home was beautiful from the outside with the Ferns now not so much😢 so so sad 😭

[@dawnprochilo8084]

Hi Ron, what a horror story that was. Those poor slaves. What evil people that couple was. I never heard about that story. They did get away without prosecution at the time, but they would pay for it after their deaths. I felt bad for the little girl that had to jump to her death just to escape that evil woman. So sad to hear about that. Take care Ron. Looking forward to your next video.

[@flocosta]

Oh my gosh, how horrible. I guess evil existed since the beginning of time. How any human being can do these things to another is beyond my comprehension. Justice may not have been served here but it is certainly being served now forevermore. RIP to all of these poor victims of these devil people ❤💐

[@sprbannie]

They may of got away with it in this life but faced the final judgment...good episode

[@barbcollins7724]

I had a chuckle this am...the LaLaurie mansion is listed for sale for $10+ M...beautiful pics of the interior... made me think of this story Ron did recently ...ahh....no...I think I'd pass... just a poor little Iowa girl, lost in the cornfields 🤣

[@Pellegrineanita]

I don't know which one I just caught so I'm watching this one now Ron

[@seekerofthetruth6257]

So very sad. Very well-known evil people that made the place infamous & haunted it is said & I believe it. The architecture is gorgeous. Rest in peace to all the innocent people in the arms of our Lord. Stay safe Sir & everyone sending virtual hugs to you all

[@BFSCDER]

I knew this story cause of American Horror Story but I didn't know they fled to Paris. Since Paris is only 4-5h away from me and I wanna go there again, I might do a stop at the cemetery she's burried at, if I find out which one, and see if her grave's still there.

[@catherinelalla-duckworth8219]

Creepy story 😮

[@LoLoLifeinFlorida]

I have heard of this before absolutely horrible 😢

[@amandapanda7878]

Ron.

[@JS-ss6ig]

Pure evil

[@kathleenstrittmatter6895]

I was there while in NO. Crazy stories.

[@fredbalandran3182]

if only that house could talk

[@jessebriee3918]

The laLaurie's are horrible people. I truly believe you reap that what you sew in this life while in our Earth suit after death. The laLaurie's would experience unimaginable pain similar to what they both enacted on the slaves. Thank you for bring this story to us. Always a pleasure to hear from you. Safe travels.

[@jerrybowen1127]

There was something like this on american horror story. I don't know if it was based on this. Kathy Bates is in it.

[@susanschuck8124]

What a sad, horrible story! God Bless their souls!

[@joycebain1809]

This is so sad

[@juliepurcell83]

Omg, you hear different stories of the slaves, watch movies about the lives of slaves but this story is horrific, how all those poor souls must of suffered may they all be resting at peace. By the way it's good go have u back k Ron hope u had a really enjoyable vacation xx

[@mistyadams-ok8cr]

there must be not many ppl in that town as it looks very quiet there.

[@laurab1089]

No wonder the souls in the mansion are restless.. The house is up for sale according to a post I recently saw.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

yep, if we have over $10 million, yikes.

[@DutchEVP]

That house of horrors is for sale now for $10,250,000.

[@randywatts6969]

They were sentenced to be buried alive,

[@goldie5111]

She and her husband didn't get away with it in the end. There is a God.