The Bizarre and Murderous Life of Sue Logue

[@mikeflohr4043]

No...moral of the story is "Don't let your ass get you killed "🐄🐂

[@FlintGirl810]

😂

[@5150Bud]

2nd moral to the story “always be ready to pay more than ya owe”

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

Like biden ones? 😂❤

[@Jukeboxxxz]

@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage FDT

[@josephhamilton962]

@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage FDT

[@tommeredith7462]

Strom’s parents maintained a plantation type farm. They employed blacks to work on the farm. One black lady was a housekeeper and lived with her teenage daughter in separate quarters on the farm. During one of Strom Thurmans college breaks he managed to get the 16 year old black girl pregnant. Strom was about 19 years old. A daughter was born and she was known as Essie Mae Washington. When Strom was a Senator he privately supported her financially. She became a school teacher and actually retired. Strom never publicly acknowledged his daughter although she did see him from time to time. After Stroms death this fact became known. Stroms white family including his son who was Attorney General of South Carolina acknowledged her as DNA test proved old Strom was Essie’s Daddy.

[@drdr76]

Pos Repugnican

[@johnneill5960]

Let’s not forget he was a khlansman something the DNC hates to tell

[@1982MCI]

So ‘Ol Storm was just like all politicians in Washington and just could not keep his hot dog in his pants where it belonged and then kept the information hid and forced his child to suffer cause he was embarrassed, yet these are the individuals we are supposed to trust to run our state & country and make laws that affect our everyday life!!!

[@deliciaford4343]

WOW thanks for the information. Do the Stroms still recognize Essie and her offspring on holidays/family get together etc ?

[@tommeredith7462]

@@deliciaford4343 Google it.

[@LCafran]

Just as you stated this should be made into a movie as well as a book. Great story telling!!!

[@r.shanethompson7933]

There is a book "The Guns Of Meeting Street".

[@e.mjohnson9675]

Well here's your chance to write a script!

[@stewatparkpark2933]

Would be plenty of sex scenes to draw in the viewers .

[@cracka182]

Called "Sue...The Towns Smoo"

[@Ralfi_PoELA]

I think they actually had a Cameo in the Dillinger movie when they first show Melvin Pervis he goes through the back door and he comes out with a wounded woman he said was going to be executed and she just smirks.

[@brookescott9598]

Definitely should be a movie! Thank you for this fascinating, bizarre historical story.

[@Stonewall29]

Sue was for the streets

[@leslieswiman4813]

RUN AROUND SUE

[@davidrice3337]

Evil

[@melissalove2463]

😂😂😂😂 100% !

[@Whatsthedealsquirter]

Sue was for the meat

[@jeremygreen2439]

@@leslieswiman4813 LOL

[@rhemanas]

Your narration is real, natural and amazing!

[@bsage5514]

Incredible story and exploration relating to people involved. Really appreciate you taking us along. Editing is well done as well!

[@johnadkins7711]

I got the book when it came out. I went on a day trip and drove by the store and the Logue house. Somewhere nearby, I don't remember where, we stopped at an old "antique" junk store. The old man who ran the store was a Timmerman and Sue Logue had been his teacher.

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

Crazy story! The south is full of stories like this! It really would be an interesting movie. Thanks for sharing.

[@crazychase98]

The entire us not just the south

[@suzieparis6821]

Hate the south

[@phillamoore157]

That’s NO lie…. I lived for a few short years in Anniston, AL, while I was in pre-school, Kindergarten & 1st grade. While I don’t remember much of it, my father told me about the stories, and things that would happen all in a “typical” day (that usually revolved around racial issues). That was 73-ish. I went back and read the local paper archives, and sure enough there would be little write-ups on those stories. Never a dull moment in the south back then.

[@alzychoze6591]

This was fantastic! Better than standard True Crime.

[@tashasmith6179]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this!!! You gave us a fascinating story, an explore of the house / school, and you went to a cemetery. GREAT editing, too, btw. Keep up the great work my friend 😍😍😍

[@billgoeckel6344]

That is a really a bizarre story and yes it would make a great movie. Thanks for sharing

[@GardenNHS]

It wasn't caused by the donkey but by vindictive people. I feel sorry for the donkey and the calf.

[@mikeflohr4043]

@@GardenNHS soo true...pay the $40 and stay alive😃

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

@@mikeflohr4043 If somebody demanded more than $800 for their dead cat, after you had just paid more than $400, would you pay it? This was caused by unreasonableness and vindictiveness - not cats and donkeys.

[@mikeflohr4043]

@@DownhillAllTheWay CHILL.. guess everyone got the joke but you.. Besides if she likes sex so much she could've went over and paid the neighbor for the calf with her own piece of ass 😃 another joke if you didn't get it either.🤡

[@fuzzybutkus8970]

It was s Mason conspiracy did you see the hidden in plain sight mason seal on grave next to hers.

[@davidthelander1299]

I feel bad for the guy that got shot in the back at the store.

[@patcoyle6645]

It would be awesome to restore that old General store and make it a monument of some kind if someone had the time and funds. After all 2 people lost their lives in there at the counter. The building still looks in pretty good shape.

[@yankeechuck]

I agree, I like to restore old things, and when I saw the condition of the building I said “no way would it look like that if I owned it “

[@yakikadafi745]

@@yankeechuck we need people like you running the country hands on type folks

[@scott7684]

like stonewall Jackson baby Andrew Jackson long live the south

[@paulsmodels]

This is not what happens when tempers flair. This is what happens when evil, dispecible people run amuk. Absolutle insanity. Thanks for the story.

[@01-1OH-LlVVIXQX-vn9qw]

I agree with you!

[@jadedmonk7001]

Indeed.

[@jeffschueler1182]

Before you post the next time, run spellchecker.

[@suzanneflowers2230]

Exactly.

[@31terikennedy]

Think Hatfield and McCoys. They take care of business "Down There".

[@ms.angelrosalesv.4132]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH. IT'S NICE'S OF YOU TO BE TRAVELING AND TAKING US WITH YOU TOO SEE ALOT OF STATES, TELLING US ABOUT THINGS THAT HAPPEN THERE. THANK YOU. PLEASE BECAREFUL. "MAY LORD WATCH OVER YOU ALWAYS." L.A CALI!!!!

[@cemeteryvisits]

All that over a calf? Honestly he asked for $20 he received said $20 but then later asked for more? Well being one who watched a lot of the people’s court over the years Once he accepted the $20 in the first place any more further claims were null and void. That’s nuts

[@ozymandiasultor9480]

Well, that is kinda obvious...

[@StewartGately]

Earl Forrest made his stand over a lawn mower,difficult to comprehend.

[@samanthafairweather9186]

Yep.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

Laws changed

[@lambornpeter3922]

​@@ozymandiasultor9480 not to the participants.

[@onthefritzfarm]

I guess she came and went.

[@nickrizzi4927]

Best post ! Everyone can stop!

[@Canadiangirl1234]

Lol

[@donjohnson3701]

Ohhh! I see what you did there! 🤯

[@umabitr8157]

How can you confirmed

[@seen-hj5bs]

😂

[@earlt.7573]

Man, you really are Mobile, never know where you're gonna pop up next, you can seriously cover some territory.

[@jadedmonk7001]

@11:22 "How is this not a movie?" Strom Thurman's involvement negates any possibility of that happening. The family would sue, is my guess, and they have not only DEEP pockets, but powerful connections as well.

[@Ganiscol]

Nah. Can't sue for anything. Can't even stop somebody from writing or filming an unauthorised biography, you could only sue for libel or defamation after the fact and possibly lose on creative license. The real reason would be that the mainstream audience is not fond of these type of small-time feud stories. So, that rules out a studio making this. If a director or actor finds this interesting and has the resources and/or connections to make it happen, it would happen. Most likely on streaming, though.

[@DrQuagmire1]

@@Ganiscol not sure about a full-length movie, but definitely a documentary

[@TeeKoon]

They only have to change names and location, but as long they stick to facts, no grounds to libel!

[@jadedmonk7001]

@@TeeKoon true dat

[@PolaBeaver]

Because his friends who are major politicians and world leaders are still around and it would make them look bad for associating with such a weird individual.

[@MarlinWilliams-ts5ul]

Wow. This is some real American Gothic drama.

[@donnadalessio3853]

What a story, this is definitely one of the strangest I’ve heard. I just found your channel on my feed so new subscriber.

[@TammyClark-q7b]

She was my great great aunt..obviously never met her but i heard the stories from my grandmother .. she was an odd one according to my grandmother

[@TheWanderingFinnegan]

Why do you say "obviously"? I grew up with great grandparents and many great aunts/uncles.

[@PookieEST2001]

@@TheWanderingFinnegan Sue was executed in 1943. considered Tammy said “great great” aunt, I’m assuming Tammy was not born yet. So I’m guessing that’s where the “obviously” comes from. Sue has been dead for over 80 years.

[@ronaldjones6920]

​@@TheWanderingFinneganme also and I also live in South Carolina

[@gailgeer3101]

How ironic Tammy. My last name before marriage is Clark. And I am a cousin of Strom Thurmond.

[@christyhubbard8074]

I agree, this should be made into a movie. What a crazy story.

[@01-1OH-LlVVIXQX-vn9qw]

👏

[@PaulRossi-kh4fn]

Nah, Hollyweird wouldn't want to make a movie out of it, it's not woke enough.

[@RobsNeighbor]

Thank you for sharing Chris!

[@Tom_Samad]

Crazy to think how a mule kick started a deadly chain reaction. But you could argue that it was actually J. Wallace Logue's greed (asking Timmerman $40.00 instead of the original $20.00) that lead to a deadly escalation which resulted in the deaths of all those people.

[@samanthafairweather9186]

And J.Wallace had already been paid the $20 he originally asked for!

[@alexman8800]

The Hatfield / McCoys feud started over a hog.

[@Tom_Samad]

​@@alexman8800Yikes! 😮

[@deliciaford4343]

WOW thanks for explaining their FEUD!!!​@alexman8800

[@jonhenson5450]

​@@alexman8800yea, her name was Rosanna McCoy

[@flatlineracer3207]

Wow another great video. Taking the time to add all the extra clips and backstory was a great addition! Keep then coming

[@stepps511]

Chris, you are the best at your craft. Your passioin for your subject(s) is palpable and catching. Thank for this story of infidelity, temper, and corruption. Best to you!

[@SoulShyt]

A great mix of history, crime and storytelling 👍

[@reneebrown6354]

I was born and raised in SC in a small town of Ware Shoals. Heard this story yrs ago

[@Max_R_MaMint]

Hey Ware Shoals! I'm in Coronaca. Nice to meet ya, lol!

[@bethweeks5943]

I remember hearing of Ware Shoals🎉❤🎉

[@DChristina]

My brother lives in Greenville, s as be I’m looking to move out that way from Oregon, have looked at houses in Ware Shoals. Looks really nice! How do you like it, would your recommend it?

[@davem8836]

Strom Thurmond was a real piece of work himself. Look him up.

[@robertjohnson1681]

According to Joe Biden his best friend.

[@tomschmitz8884]

It's in Strom's memoirs,... actually. He was a feisty old goat.. And an even feistier young kid!

[@packersprik]

Strom Thurmond was a great man!! I’d vote for him a hundred times!!!!

[@davem8836]

@@packersprik Yeah he's right up there with the great Donald Trump!

[@HorusHawks]

You’re right, he was a piece of work all right. Did a great job of perpetuating awful myths about the south, by voting against civil rights at every opportunity he had. Lived to be 100, and was in office till that same year. That’s what we need, some more 100 year old senators, lol.

[@Dannmcg]

I'm from SC and know who Thurmond was, but I never knew about this whole story! Thanks for sharing.

[@Stevo_Drums]

I appreciate your research, drone footage, and narration in this one. Very interesting!

[@suzanneflowers2230]

This is not what normally happens "when tempers flare." This is what happens when the human heart is filled with the love of money (the root of evil) and the desire for revenge. Sins which results in murder.

[@anitakimsey3533]

This was a fascinating video. I’m from SC and have never heard this story…. Thank you for another great video!!

[@NerdEpix]

Awesome story! Never heard of it before. Thanks for this!

[@Kubatie]

I know the Adams family. A former slave family that was as owned by the Thurmans. They live in the area till this day, we talked about this story when I stayed with them for a week in the winter of 2000. They thought it was scandalous that Strom had sex with her in the way to her execution. Said, one of the guards who was from that area, raved about it when he came home for that next Christmas. Strom admitted it, early on, bragged about it even in certain company and later then denied. Wouldn't we all have sex with a girl, on her dying day? Especially if she looked the way she did in the time she did. She was a real doll in those days.

[@TheReallyPleasedDoge]

The things a Freemason could brush under the rug at the time... After watching to the end it became very clear as to why some of these men were able to hold the positions of power they did when you see the Freemason symbol etched into their gravestones.

[@roaddog7793]

At least Strom wasn't screwing a çorpse😂😂😂😂😂

[@anneiwanowski9653]

This was a great story! It really should be movie worthy! Take care and safe travels ❤

[@sylviamiller9047]

Thanks for the video and story!

[@miapdx503]

Anything involving Strom is going to be weird...he was a strange person. 😒

[@otaku1524]

Strom, I do believe, was one of Joe Biden's mentors along with Robert Byrd while he was in the Senate.

[@PastaMakerCordy-qy4uz]

Yes he was.

[@sharynkoren2054]

I met him in DC when he was a senator. I think he was 99 then. He gave me a kiss

[@miapdx503]

@@sharynkoren2054 ew,,,

[@mr.joshuah1412]

What are you talking about? He was fine.

[@DrQuagmire1]

I can't wait for Chris to do a video on the Rolling Mill Mine Disaster of 1902!!!! Had only learned of this sad incident during my 2nd Johnstown trip last month, as a historical plaque is located, literally, by the entrance to the Inclined Plane (while the hiking trail leading to the mine's entrance is located right across the Stonycreek River)

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

Wow what a totally fascinating story! Thanks for sharing it.

[@butterfinger1171]

8 people dead and 1 other gets 17 years in prison.....9 lives effected over $20

[@rubenmartinez4346]

It’s worse now. People get killed because a car honks at another.

[@jameyabernathy710]

$20 was a whole lot more money then too

[@butterfinger1171]

@@jameyabernathy710 thank you for pointing that out...nobody knew that you could buy more with $20 84 years ago

[@jameyabernathy710]

@@butterfinger1171 ok well kind of a stupid message then 9 lives affected over $20, well no shit smart guy, lives get destroyed for free more less any amount of money and good job being a smart ass

[@charlesking7331]

A cat was killed, and the owner is asking for $20 which later led to the death of eight people. Is that correct?

[@jessiefoley4402]

Wow !! This was so interesting ! So happy I found your channel, thank you for this !!

[@ryandavis8583]

Great stuff bro!!🤘

[@kevinhensley4643]

Thank you for sharing. Very very interesting... I never knew this

[@General_Confusion]

The mules name was Norman. He didn't like Cows.

[@roberthimmelman3816]

“Stormin’” Norman, cow killer

[@DebraGill]

@@roberthimmelman3816😂 I didn’t want to laugh.

[@samuelhadley5556]

So you're saying that the mule is racist? 🤔🤠👍⭐🇺🇲

[@Denyce-m2h]

They should have look after the calf better...or is that even posible when its all about the money on farms

[@tammyhall3144]

I'm betting the cow's name was Chick-fil-A, eat more chicken, lol

[@bettybernier9703]

Good grief!! Well done video. Thank you.

[@korenbarrios3395]

Finally, we deff need more videos like this !!

[@maryrees4276]

Excellent! Love when you do true crime, Chris.

[@carltonouzts4941]

There is a book about this chapter of history called THE GUNS OF MEETING STREET if anyone is interested. I have been to the area and seen the store and Logue house .I agree, this would make a great movie.

[@LeAnimal65]

Man, that is a crazy story! You're right, Chris. This would make a great movie, especially considering Hollyweird is running out of ideas, like you said.

[@davem8836]

You could put "Based on a true story" on the screen and still no one would believe it.

[@LeAnimal65]

@@davem8836 No kidding! :D

[@dixiecyrus8136]

There are a lot of real life stories out there, Hollywierd is too busy remaking classics "better" and ruining them🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@LeAnimal65]

@@dixiecyrus8136 So true, sadly. It seems the only decent ideas come out of indies these days.

[@tremperj]

I do believe your location for the first scene is not at the Thompkins school. Happy to share the location with you, I was there just last year. Met the grandson of the general store owner, fixing a car outside of it.

[@sallykohorst8803]

What a story. Thanks for sharing.

[@mjg263]

Great video, what a story!

[@franciswalsh8416]

Great overview!! One of those stories we hear all too often. Jealousy, wrath, and lots of intrigue.

[@loriwilson-n9t]

She sure was not a looker… don’t know how she was getting men…

[@Tom_Samad]

Very different times where people had much lower standards when it came to hitting it on.

[@stevenmoomey2115]

@@Tom_SamadGuess you never saw the Jerry Springer Show, Maury, Judge Judy, or Dr. Phil? There’s a couple of more, that I can’t remember.

[@daleolson3506]

The old fashioned way

[@Artoconnell]

What has one eye but cant see?

[@RescueGirl]

Simply put, she liked men. A lot. Perhaps too much. 😂

[@PKC2020]

Excellent delivery. I'm a long term fan. ;). Can't believe this has Never been a Movie or at least a documentary. I'm with you completely on that. Thank you for your hard work.

[@ianmaddams9577]

This would make a brilliant movie . Your absolutely right Chris 👍🏻

[@JerryColeman-v2v]

Excellent crime documentary! Much effort and information went into the making! Kudos 🎉!

[@Scorpio45Libra]

Your true crime videos are my favorite ones of yours.

[@umabitr8157]

Not me

[@Klaygrinch]

Thanks for the video very well done.

[@Julie-si3hi]

What an odd story! New subscriber from England 🇬🇧 liked how you retild history😊

[@annabuzz]

Your true crime videos are my absolute favorite! Great vid.

[@jburnett8152]

What a story. It would make a good movie. I really enjoyed this story. Real life is always more crazy than fiction. Thanks

[@Thanks_for_posting.]

Thanks for posting

[@sonjadale1767]

Sad story this put in mind of a story of Hatfield & McCoy in Pikeville ky

[@LeBasketballGuy]

I was thinking that too, I just finished a book about them and was getting Hatfield vibes here.

[@ArtisticAutistic777]

This was GREAT, thank you 😊

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We appreciate your insights. Keep making an impact on the community.

[@dennisneo1608]

What a good old-fashioned lady.

[@sharrongray1837]

Thank you for sharing with us all 👍🏻 yes I agree 💯 this should be made into a 🎥🎥 💯👍🏻

[@monsterglo]

Thanks Chris I look forward to your videos , take care 🤗

[@LisaMartini-px7mc]

This was outstanding! I enjoyed this story.

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks! It's a long story and maybe a little hard to follow for some.

[@LisaMartini-px7mc]

@@MobileInstinct I appreciate the dedication and research that you and others like Lamont put into bringing forth your stories.

[@willserrano2446]

Well Narrated and a story that shows how senseless our lives can be.

[@dansmock656]

Totally agreed- should be a movie 🎥

[@ruththompson9369]

Isn't it sad how much history is never told and you tuber finally bring more history to us..

[@squirrelcovers6340]

You have to read.

[@chipcook6646]

Until u tube make it disappear

[@Mickcotton]

Excellent History Lesson ✅. Thank You So Much Very Interesting. Stay Safe & Take Care 🙏

[@K.Dwizzle]

Cool channel, man. It’s neat to take a tour while hearing the story.

[@RescueGirl]

Instead of going out with a bang, she decided to mix it up and go out after a bang.

[@PaulRossi-kh4fn]

lol..yes exactly..🤣

[@4thetruthalways531]

That's okay - she wanted that one last time instead of a fancy meal!

[@juanjuan799]

What a bang! Good mess, for the Ages to read?

[@gazooberful]

good one chris!, theres alot of crazy stuff thats happened here in the south, cant wait to see the nc stuff thats where i live

[@gailgeer3101]

There's a lot of crazy stuff that happened in the north too!

[@Jukeboxxxz]

Moral of the story..."KEEP.YOUR MOUTH SHUT"

[@alukuhito]

That's all you got out of it? Try to escape punishment for your crime? Are you a Trump voter? How about the moral is to treat your neighbours well?

[@Jukeboxxxz]

@@alukuhito yes...that's what I got from the whole story

[@alukuhito]

@@Jukeboxxxz Lame. What goes around, comes around. Man up and pay the price of your crimes.

[@Jukeboxxxz]

@@alukuhito cool story

[@megancrager4397]

​@@alukuhitogood Lord, can you watch something without forcing your political ideology? This is not healthy. Go outside. Touch some grass. Smell some flowers. Put the phone down. I think you need a break.

[@pieinthesky4106]

Excellent and interesting video. Well done. Thanks.

[@r.shanethompson7933]

I've got a book on this "The Guns Of Meeting Street". It says nothing about a farm hand being killed on the Timmerman farm. I think the author's name is Dorn.

[@phillamoore157]

What an incredible story…. Thanks for sharing!!

[@The_Dudester]

11:20 How this isn't a movie? It would have to be a Lifetime movie. Yeah, Hollywood has been out of ideas for 34 years and since then, the American movie watching public has been indoctrinated to watch movies with continuous car chases and explosions, not caring one little bit about plot. It's sad.

[@MeMe-cz6pk]

Movie Title: Runaround Sue.

[@Oldnoitall]

Yeah, they don’t even know how to make movies anymore

[@kennydemartini2169]

It seems that all the movies now are stupid and based on talking animals. Hollywood is definitely out of ideas.

[@ButterflyWings1900]

Is she the original “Runaround Sue” Also agree would make an excellent movie, still can’t believe that it all started over a mule kicking a calf! Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@johnhammond9962]

That was excellent. Thanks

[@lifewiththerockykrag9536]

That is a GREAT story. Thanks for sharing.

[@davidpendry7731]

Interesting but sad story indeed. No winners May they all Rest In Peace Story well researched and told Greetings from Australia

[@robbiehammond3574]

Great video just suscribed.glad i stumbled into you.your now in my top three .

[@andydurbs]

Father in law has the Freemasons logo on his grave.

[@scottlindrum9341]

All these types of people are Mason's. Google it, you will be surprised who is and was a Free Mason. 33

[@papat7435]

and?

[@daisymae3258]

@@papat7435 figure it out 🙄

[@Jasonsoldschool]

Thank you so much for doing this video, it’s always amazing to learn a little piece of family history that some how you didn’t know about, I really enjoyed and appreciate all the hard work you put into doing this video & sharing the history.. I love it..!! J Logue Shreveport,LA

[@johnliebe8189]

For the full story read the book titled “The Guns of Meeting Street” by T. Felder Dorn. Excellent book.

[@deborahjackson3564]

I was born and raised in Spartanburg South Carolina and I didn’t know this story, thanks for sharing.

[@shosmyth1454]

This would be a great Movie!! Thank you for this great info on Strom Thurmond.

[@mirandahotspring4019]

"How this isn't a movie, I don't know..." Best line I've heard in a video like this!

[@samp4050]

Be careful of venomous snakes while you're walking in old places like these, especially under all junk as in this place. Interesting story, good story telling.

[@gentlegiant3683]

My exact thoughts!

[@gentlegiant3683]

My exact thoughts!

[@lisag18]

Great video. Thank you

[@judyshepard1425]

This reminds me of The Hatfield and McCoy feud in West Virginia. Very interesting and yes would make a great movie.

[@Lady05V]

Excellent video. Thank you so much ❤