The Bloody Treasure of Sunset Bay

A story from Coos Bay history by JD Chandler.

[@paulafugate3210]

Correction at, (01:38). Sunset Bay is on the North side of Cape Arago and North of Shore Acres.

[@Drivinglove2]

Great job with the history and pictures to go along with this story.Where did you get those wonderful history pictures?

[@mindymoon5530]

I am sorry, I just had to share the fact that that music was so distracting. I was straining, super hard just to hear the words of the story which I was interested in hearing so just a little bit of advice, tone down the music and it didn’t really jive the story so I mean, just let me know .

[@thesolarsailor]

Interesting piece of early Oregon history. I found this by KZbin recommendations because I have been researching fishing @ Sunset Bay.

[@kendalldoden300]

I grew up there, and had no clue of all this. Great story.

[@edwardsullivan5481]

Me too.

[@jennifers6435]

Music overwhelms the story

[@janjohannessmith7033]

Great mystery story I subscribe thank you! Mr Chandler. Holy smokes Batman that treasure could be still buried but I think a lot of it was dug up and never reported to the media. The loot of empire takes its blood toll!

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

Rest in peace JD. We miss you....

[@gorillagoldhunters]

Awesome buddy

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

This is really good! Informative and entertaining. I really enjoyed it!

[@bob_frazier]

Fun! Interesting too.

[@carlsowell8099]

Very interesting story, Thank You for the story.

[@Samarno9.0]

What a good time!

[@Freeman-eo2lx]

Music is too loud

[@Oregontrailblazin]

Rest in Peace Mr. Chandler

[@jennifers6435]

Those coast mountains are not that high..they would not get worn down to the present height

[@ethangregg702]

Kenny bucks minds

[@Oregontrailblazin]

the house @ 6:35 that is my aunt house still there ..still lived in

[@lorilemmonsharvey3633]

JD Chandler, why do you keep showing pictures of native peoples with high peak snow mountains in the background? You know very well there are no mountains like that anywhere near Coos Bay.....lol

[@littleorange9370]

I live in coos bay

[@McIntyreBible]

6:50, Lewis Simpson.

[@ldeadpirate9432]

I'm very curious about what the "survivors" buries at the shore...

[@jenniferbailey8344]

1906 heritage hills

[@jenniferbailey8344]

I lived there 4-5 years

[@kenrg]

How about we go treasure hunting next weekend?

[@jahn1961]

I would love to.

[@davidtalbot6842]

Interesting topic/video but the background music levels almost completely drown out the voiceover narration, would be better if fixed

[@johnbarroll1120]

Skeletons in the closet.

[@rclc161]

bs

[@clarkanderton5138]

Stop the useless music

[@theonlysurfdog]

This is probably the worst “documentary” that I have ever seen. I don’t even know if you could call this a documentary. Cluttered , confusing, and read aloud in a strange rhythmic pace.

[@mclagett1043]

I bet you could do WAY better John! The world has enough critics man, I think it was pretty darn good...

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

JD passed away a year ago, John, in May of 2021, at the age of 60. You're talking to a dead man. Wow, what a complete lowlife you are. This documentary has over 2,400 views. Of all of JD's films, this is the best and most popular one. I know if JD could see your comment, he'd laugh, but thankfully, he's flying free now. Also, JD was an incredible speaker, reader and I love the sound of his musical voice. You must be a really unhappy person...

[@theonlysurfdog]

@@The-Portland-Daily-Blink hey Theresa. I’m sorry to hear about JDs passing . That is truly unfortunate . My comment does not reflect my feelings towards him as a person and if I have offended you or anyone with my opinion , for that I apologize. With that being said Theresa, as you know KZbin is, after all, a social network. And allowing users to comment , be it negative or positive , helps to foster a community on here . I’ll admit the comment section of most videos on KZbin are a hotbed of juvenile, aggressive, misspelt, sexist , homophobic hate speech. Which I’m not saying I support because I do not. But I do believe that even a comment like mine , which on the surface may sting a bit , but it also gives you the criticism you can use to improve. A negative comment may not be constructive by most standards , but it certainly conveys the apparent issues of the content which the creator may honestly want to look into. The freedom to exchange opinions, share ideas or drop an occasional “LOL” is the beauty of a world which speech is protected.

[@MrSwedjen]

@@theonlysurfdog Except for Twitter, KZbin, FB, etc.

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

@@theonlysurfdog If this is the "worst documentary" you've ever seen, Dog, then I'm going to make a giant leap and presume you have a very limited exposure to documentaries. You're right, this is a place were we can exchange opinions, so I hope you don't mind if when I say that you don't come across as particularly bright, intellectually, when you make negative comments about a dead man's work. You didn't know JD, and were not his friend. Your loss. Be well. :)