The boy who was buried three times

visiting ickys tomb in West virginia a grave on the beaten path. he was buried on three separate occasions.
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[@marysivak6255]

According to Find A Grave , Emma , his mother’s maiden name is Gorrell.. her parents were Oliver and Mary..so they would be his grandparents

[@nancymcgee4776]

Thank you Mary for looking that up...facinating!

[@julieherring2522]

Yes thank you Mary,at least he wasn’t alone

[@cribbladdy]

Thank you very much Mary! I was going to look into it. 🤍

[@jmariew9966]

great info thanks - nice to know he lays with grandparents

[@miguelmaldonado9881]

Lamont never responds

[@jerryhamer]

Imagine having a kid that would actually steal another kids skull for a trophy. I would disown that kid. Rip little one. I pray That you are finally at peace

[@daviahowell806]

That's really scary

[@Teresia12]

Well you may believe that. But disowning a child isn't so easy.

[@janeeadair9163]

For grave robbing I’d disown a child in a heartbeat

[@crystaldozier3123]

Or beat the hell out of em or call the police 🤣🤣

[@joeschsuster4804]

Yah that's weird

[@exlibrislily7444]

Hi Lamont! Ikie's parents are interred in Barboursville Cemetery, West Virginia. There is some information online regarding Ikie that his body was preserved by soaking it in alcohol (a common method at the time), but the alcohol eventually contributed to the deterioration of the crypt as it wore away the rubber seal on the small viewing window which allowed the alcohol to evaporate. Ikie was exhumed and reburied in 1979.

[@serwombles8816]

Wow cool info. Kinda be great if he and mother could be buried together

[@Harley08]

🤔

[@MsSusieq1960]

Thank you for sharing that information

[@TheFlameking81]

Thanks for sharing that are you a distant family member for knowing that information???

[@faemae7012]

@@TheFlameking81 it’s probably public

[@tammycochran1980]

Saying their name keeps their stories alive thank you

[@mysteriousjz]

And then what?

[@noski74]

Lamont, you are a great researcher and narrator!

[@ardithbard857]

I agree

[@cynthiahusband106]

The mother had to be beyond grieve stricken to lose her boy, so long ago who knows what he died of so , so young thank you Lamont for sharing this terribly sad story , your the greatest in telling such a touching storyRIP Icky ,Rest In Peace little prince.

[@janetwentz3259]

The love a mother has for her kids is unexplainable. I believe she does come for her son. May she Rest In Peace someday. ❤️🙏❤️

[@irishcountrygirl78]

Yes definitely. I believe so too. Especially if someone has been disrespectful to his remains.

[@bleirdo_dude]

Unexplainable? Study neurology & evolution.

[@MikeyD0]

Yeah a mother’s love is unexplainable except when it comes to literally taking your child’s dead body drowning in formaldehyde out of his tomb every day to rock him. How weird dude. She’s real weird.

[@meeksluv]

I said I believe it too. Creepy as it is out there.

[@lisalynnmarie2448]

What a sad, sad story. I couldn't imagine taking my son out of formaldehyde to rock him. The poor woman! Great video! RIP to little Ikey, and I hope his devoted mother was finally able to find him; now forever together.

[@davidhott6395]

Formaldehyde is very deadly , toxic. I think the mom just went in the tomb to visit the grave sight by going through the door of the tomb. She could not possibly keep holding a body soaking in that poison , it would of killed her. But like Lamont said, "" Legend has it """. Most the time Legends are lies made up a long time ago.

[@opal645]

I’m sorry but breaking into a tomb and taking body parts is an evil act

[@kellyhill430]

If a college does it its called archeology...if a random person does it its called desecration. If the skull is in a museum its history ...if the skull is on the mantle over a fireplace its grave robbing. Personally I don't see the difference.

[@radhasen.animalwelfare.5644]

Humans are so evil they wont let the dead rest in peace. Aren't they afraid of curses? I wouldn't even walk into a grave in daylight.

[@matejamicic3037]

@@radhasen.animalwelfare.5644 curses dont exist but its still very very wrong to disturb the dead

[@muttonchop271]

Yes

[@muttonchop271]

Opal Starla ... you an ozzy?

[@themagnificentwhiskerbiscuit]

I done some wild stuff as a teen, but stealing a child's head as a trophy is far from a fun night hanging with friends!! Hopefully the boy can finally rest!🌹

[@winterweib]

We had this a few years ago too. A twelve year old was found in pieces. It is still unsolved; they sent a guy to jail but it seems he wasn't the murderer Back then they said young Russians killed him because they wanted cigarettes and he had none. And short after his burial his poor parents found the grave open. Head missing, and it is still not found. I do not know how they endure this. By the way; if you know the film 'Nosferatu': It was made by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau. He died in the U.S.A., was brought back to Germany. He was obviously embalmed, which is not done here, and when by accident the coffin opened, they sunk into agony, since he hsd red cheeks and lips an violet eye shade and looked like a vampire. Some years ago- yes, you guessed it. Here the head is still missing, too. I have no idea, if ill - brained mo.rons enjoy heads of dead people side by side with the good porcelain in the living room's showcase, or if they dumped them into a river after the fun of digging the whole night into a grave- I have to admit I have no idea how such dirt feels, and this lack of empathy indeed makes me feel real happy.

[@happyhippythevinylguy]

Right!

[@lovebynone1]

Facts so sad

[@janetgray4083]

My thoughts exactly.

[@mazhansen8804]

Yep a bit off

[@sammysheartsgoodwin8835]

Thats so evil stealing a little boys skull and Ruining his place at rest. Its so wrong. I hope he can now rest in peace. Such a young age to die.

[@canadafragrancereviewerdia9119]

Such a sad story losing a child so young. The heartache would have been unbearable. Thank you for bringing us this heart wrenching story.

[@puffchick4197]

Very sad

[@MANDINGO74]

Happened to me this year. The pain is unbearable.

[@sherlenea2772]

The anguish of that poor mother is heartbreaking. I pray they rest in peace. Thank you Lamont for sharing this story.

[@jerryjennyc5352]

The people burried beside him are his grandparents

[@davidmiller6981]

That's what I'm thinking they put him between them

[@jerryjennyc5352]

Well when you look up the information on find a grave there is a write up in one of the photos about his grandfather that wrote a letter about the boy

[@LonerBecause]

I appreciate your storytelling ability

[@LonerBecause]

@@haristhebosniaklion8584 I'm decent these days. I appreciate you asking. Hopefully all is well on your end.

[@secoura]

Oliver and Mary Ann Gorrell appear to be the grandparents, according to genealogy websites they were the parents of Emma Mooring, Isaac Mooring's mother.

[@sinead187]

Aw that's a heartbreaking story😢! Rip precious little angel😔

[@sinead187]

I am good, thank you!

[@NecrOphelia747]

So sad. 😞

[@mcwakefield]

Truly sad to lose a child but I cannot imagine having their body desecrated and kept as a trophy? I hope that little creep paid a heavy price for something so disrespectful to do to a body. Thank you for sharing this story.

[@barbaratreadway4052]

As a mother of a murdered child , I understand the mom's actions, . Nothing worse than losing a child. Rip Prince Isaac. I pray that they find each other in heaven, I would love to be buried there so secluded. And private.

[@nanettewhite8269]

I am so sorry for your loss.

[@nykpax]

Truly sorry that you endured such a loss💔

[@Cy93]

I'm so sorry 💔

[@davidhott6395]

I had a grandson age 2 murdered. I ended up in a mental hospital over it. It took me 3 years to finally accept he's gone.

[@DefiantAngel87]

I'm so deeply sorry

[@georgewilkie3580]

Hey, Lamont! Just had to drop You this line and say Thank You, and Bravo for bringing us Your unique and creative Show. I'm a Vietnam Combat Vet. (505TH PIR 82ND Airborne Division - Ranger Qualified). I'm getting fairly old now, 76. But, I continually work out and stay in good shape. I'm also a Shotokan Karate Instructor with 51 years of experience. However, many of my fellow Vets are begining to die off. Because of this, I'm visiting various cemeteries more than ever. The cemeteries I visit are a mix of National Cemeteries for Vets, and private or religious type cemeteries. Through the years I find a strong fascination of the stories behind some of the people interred in these cemeteries as well as the cemetery itself, including the wonderful array of Grave Stones, Markers, Monuments, Mausoleums, etc. I did a little research and found out that the idea of a City having public parks of trees, grass, benches, and all was actually inspired by cemeteries. Before there were pretty Public Parks for people to enjoy, the average working class family would actually use cemeteries to gather in and have small picnics and such things. Of course they were respectful of the Dead buried within the grounds. Then, as time went on various Big City planers and architects got the idea and concept of building Public Parks to bring a little bit of nature's beauty to the City Folk. Anyway, again You have my most sincere Thank You for bringing Your research and highly entertaining stories to all of us. Kudos to You, Lamont. Well done!

[@NecrOphelia747]

This story is enough to bring a mother to her knees. 😭 any parent for that matter. How sad. RIP to this baby and thank you Lamont for sharing this. I wish we could all go back in time for a brief moment just to know exactly what happened. But stories will have to do. Thank you. 🙏👼

[@johnqpublic2718]

I’ve never heard a Cali boy say “over yonder” just like an Okie. That’s awesome!

[@Animalfarm6cats]

Either have I. My mother used to say that. We are from Brooklyn, NY.

[@VeronicaReveles408]

His parents are probably from the south or the midwest! 😏

[@nikkiboom91]

Tennessee ppl say it as well lol

[@mrs.handyjay6542]

I was born and raised in California and I say "ya'll" all the time. This is apparently not normal, BTW, everybody looks at me weird lol.

[@thebewitchinghour831]

@@mrs.handyjay6542 And you spell it correctly too. Most people who don't know the lingo usually spell-chop it.

[@ABBY-ml2rq]

Thank you Lamont for remembering those long forgotten so that we can appreciate our short time here on this planet.

[@davidsmith443]

It’s Jane from the uk 🇬🇧 love your content giving voices to our heaven bound xx

[@SafeSpaceInc]

Thank you Lamont. THIS is why we all love you. You honor the forgotten. Thank you for bringing light to this precious little boy's plight.

[@missourimom9140]

That poor Mama, she went half-crazy with grief after losing her young son. Very sad story, for sure. Thank you Lamont for sharing this with us. And I'm glad the property owner was nice and didn't want to hurt you!

[@ladyyuna2000]

RIP Ikie Mooring (Dec 19,1896- Mar 3, 1904)(aged 7) you will truly be missed. The graves that are next to that young child or the relatives of the family.

[@SailorAlphaCentauri]

I suspect that Oliver and Mary Ann Gorrell are Ikie's mother's people (possibly parents or grandparents), as Gorrell is her maiden name (according to Find a Grave). Edit: They are his mother's parents, if the Find a Grave information is correct.

[@cdd4248]

Thank you for getting this information.

[@marybridgetdelaney2427]

May god rest his little soul angel

[@louisetregomorgan4907]

You told a story of a mother's love of her young son gone so soon , that was beautiful.

[@BurtBowers]

So heart breaking when a child passes away, surely as others have are with the Lord today in heaven forever in peace & happiness..

[@candace27co]

Facts

[@luluinterrupted9213]

I couldn't live anymore without my baby

[@weemac4645]

Nice thoughts,but just wishful thinking,no Gods.

[@jadzia2098]

It's sad and so hard for any parent to loose a child this young. My maternal grandmother lost one of her little girl at 10 days old. She got sick and passed away. That must have been so hard for her. I know this little baby boy is at peace now. Thanks for sharing this story and love a walk in the woods. This looks a really serene and peaceful forest there.

[@latashaalston4350]

I cannot imagine losing my child either. He's my miracle baby boy born two in a half weeks prematurely weighing 3 lbs. 9 oz. Stayed in the hospital for one month and 14 days total. He's now a healthy 11 year old. Im so sorry for your maternal grandmother's loss as well.

[@marcellasanchez2578]

This story had me in tears, thanks Lamont for a beautiful story of the Mom and her son, she was so heartbroken, I could feel what she was going thru.😥

[@jquinn2616]

Your extensive work and dedication is very noticeable and appreciated. Thank you Lamont

[@Carolbearce]

I am so glad I just can’t understand people breaking into burial sites and stealing anything. Let alone a skull. So sad for this little boy. Thank you for sharing this story!

[@richardnunez3474]

For what the travel to the site was in relation to a short story, i still thank you brother because most people wouldn't even bother with it all. Its one of the great things that make you different on this platform. 💯💙

[@carolcoughlin3096]

That's really disturbing stealing a child's head from their grave, then they keep it as a trophy. I can't even imagine 😢 Sick and twisted 😪🤧 RIP Little boy

[@susancannon1905]

Hi, Lamont!! Odd to see a Cemetery out in the woods like that…Great video as always! … Peace Out ✌️

[@luluinterrupted9213]

@@selenaannesmith1604 The hell is wrong with everyone being mean to this guy? Bc he isn't American? Or bc he said our cia and fbi were cowards? Grow up.

[@selenaannesmith1604]

@@luluinterrupted9213 oh please he is a polly parrot can't he think of anything else to say

[@selenaannesmith1604]

@@luluinterrupted9213 I'm not american

[@alexiswaller3065]

Disgusting that they stole the skull .thats beyond disrespect. I hope this child's soul rest in peace .

[@jeffthegraveguy8629]

Very interesting story Lamont. Thanks for sharing.

[@danmiller4314]

How do you find these places? You always have such interesting history of people. You do a great job. Ya, cool trophy, that little boy should of been haunting that guy who took his skull. Safe travels

[@jamiejohnson3886]

You touch my heart with your Stories.. you always speak with reverence & humanity - giving respect to the deceased regardless of how they lived their lives nor how they died. As a child of the 70's we all lived dangerously. Most outgrew those traits but many did not & we lost them to drugs (including my husband) I don't remember anyone stealing heads or disturbing graves but as you know drugs & alcohol give you courage to do crazy things. Many of which are wrong. Thank you for honoring this child. He needs to be remembered. He needs to be at peace Thank you for caring and sharing these stories. You are a kind man & too many today just don't give a F.

[@brooklynbarbie6855]

Another interesting one! Always fresh story’s I haven’t heard before. Much love from the PNW ❤️

[@Wootangtw]

Very sad story… sad for the mom to keep coming back day after day… I can only imagine what she was going through… it’s also sad and sick that anybody would vandalize a grave … and even worse taking the 💀 skull… or anything as far as that goes….thanks for your videos and all that you do… thanks buddy…

[@mz.arlondaj8391]

Wow, this is an interesting story. A mother's love for her son is a powerful thing. RIP lil' Ikie and may his mother eventually find peace. I don't think I'll be hanging out here at night...🪦

[@edithprice8091]

Lamont you are my favorite video taper, story teller and narrator. This is one of the most weird story. It almost seems impossible. But thank you.

[@dianaf1669]

Death of our loved ones is the hardest thing we humans have to endure. It's even harder for a mother losing her child. I hope they are together again.

[@annmenzzasalma3113]

Jeez Lamont please be careful. I think what you do must be exhausting, physically, mentally and spiritually. Did u have an interest in this as a kid? It's kind of you to remember these people in a kind way whether they deserve it or not. Bless you.

[@lynnejohnston8922]

Also a BIG THANK YOU LAMONT FOR TELLING US his story you tell it with compassion and kindness and understanding that's why we love you so much and also thank you for going to all these places and filming it you always put in a 💯 percent in everything you do.

[@makedreamsareality3634]

Lamont this is some spooky stuff bro. You be all over the place shout-outs to you for these stories! Ain’t no one as consistent as you! On another note, I can only imagine the amount of spirits floating around that area! Rip

[@Linda-in9ns]

Lamont you do a great job. Your research is so on point. Take care. 🙏🏻❤️

[@lindafogel740]

Very sad especially when this heartbroken mother would come to his grave and rock and cuddle him That has to be the hardest thing to ever go through is loosing a young child God rest his and her souls rest in peace

[@jayskicksnfits9372]

*losing*

[@agoraphobicsocialite6897]

Why did you feel it was necessary to correct a typo?...... People like you suck the nice right outta me 🤦

[@punisher2229]

May his spirit rest in peace.

[@lindasullivan2780]

Harris why u care?

[@anneadhiambo9980]

Lamont!Anne from Kenya.Shout out to you.

[@auzziernvdl]

Area makes me think about the movie “Deliverance”. On a different note, a mother’s love is stronger than anything. I hope she found peace.

[@vivienkow]

When you go to a grave and take a humans skull when you collect something like this you should question yourself

[@SamanthaD89]

I agree. I wouldn’t even want to touch it let alone take it home as a trophy. So disrespectful

[@vivienkow]

@@SamanthaD89 not only this but this is sick in my opinion what person would think yeah let's take human remains and take them home

[@luluinterrupted9213]

It's disgusting

[@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628]

I like to collect hair from my family members Incase I need dna to rebirth them later. 😆

[@toddimus]

When a person does that, they should have a new bummate named Big Bubba.

[@shelleyg4951]

Thank you Lamont for sharing this story. Have a wonderful blessed day.😊 R I. P baby boy Isaac

[@dileedavis]

I love how u find interesting stories that we would have never of know about so "Thank You Lamont" for all u do 🤗😇❣

[@SafeSpaceInc]

i also agree with some of the other comments about thanking you for this walk in the woods, with the crunching of the leaves, etc. Thank you Lamont.

[@laurabrooks7655]

People bury their dead in some pretty strange places in Appalachia. I have several relatives buried in the backyard of the old homeplace.

[@knk4ever83]

Lamont, I started with your channel when you had a few hundred subscribers! It's grown so much! Love your channel! Please never stop!

[@ms.c3]

Hi Lamont. 💐 Some of your stories might be short but I respect you for the effort and time you put in to bring us these beautiful stories of the forgotten. Especially taking the risk of confronting some of these private places where some owner can be trigger happy to shoot somebody because of trespassing. I appreciate what you do. Thank you 🙏🏽 Lamont. God bless!

[@teresawilson917]

Very interesting story, thank you for sharing.

[@genkinks]

However short the story is, thank you for bringing us here!! Hope the baby boy is finally at rest with his mama 💗

[@TheRhNegative]

Incredibly moving tale. Gorgeous peaceful surroundings. Thanks LaMont, from Pennsylvania USA

[@ayseclark-carter8744]

What a horrible thing to do poor little lad. So sad. Thank you for doing this bless you 😇

[@Happyandiknowit69]

Drove by Brushy Bill yesterday and stopped for a picture all thanks to you

[@marks.c4753]

He was born the same year of my grandfather. He fought in ww1 was disabled from the war and married my grandmother in the late twenties. My mother wasn't Born till 1936, and I got to know my grandfather and what he experienced. So sad.👍👍

[@jennysayaseng4521]

There's no love like a mothers love ❤ God bless you little angel 😇🙏🏾

[@stevengray932]

why do people want to wreck graves and steal from them ffs it was a child motherly love is so strong well done lamont all the way from scotland

[@VanessaKittredge]

Amazing story, Heartbreaking. Beautiful location. He’s buried next to grandfather. I do hope they found his skull. That is terrible.

[@HolyCowGirlHauntings2023]

Hello Lamont I was wondering if you could do a feature on a little Boy named Alex Crutches of Iowa. His mother killed him.

[@JohnShinn1960]

Beautiful private gravesite in the woods, no other graves around. I'm kinda envious. Nice tour Lamont. 👍👍

[@forensicart]

Ikie is pronounced "Eye-key." This little boy was originally buried in a cast iron metal Fisk coffin. The coffin then could be filled with any liquid, usually alcohol, to preserve the remains. Fisk patented this style coffin in 1849. It was quite expensive for it's time; $7-$40 with upgrades available such as silver handles. The preserving liquid would eventually destroy the coffin's seal, although some have actually been unearthed with remains found in excellent preserved condition. Ikey is buried next to his maternal grandparents & I believe the other grave is his uncle. I live quite near this little cemetery & have visited Ikey's Tomb. For those commenting about a cemetery so isolated, it was & still is customary locally to bury family members on the family's land. People had a much more intimate & comfortable relationship with their loved ones remains then we do now. The family would wash, dress, & lovingly display the body in their own homes for a wake. Family members would inter the body, too. This is a very rural area, mostly woods with a sparse population. Everywhere here in these WV hills & mountains you can find the remains of homesteads with family members buried nearby. These folks all lived then died at home & family wanted their loved ones nearby.

[@albertpeterson7134]

Another Amazing Video. Thanks Lamont Keep Them Comeing. I Enjoy Them

[@timothypruitt9028]

Oliver and Mary Ann Gorrell were Ikie's maternal grandparents, Ike's mother's mom and dad. Ralph Gorrell would have been Ikie's uncle.

[@anneb.1045]

This was a very interesting story! I like all your stories you have covered that I’ve seen so far. My family and I enjoy watching them

[@MattJ1977]

Ikie's mom was Emma Gorrell Mooring. Gorrell is her side of the family.

[@ashleyyago3798]

MJ-- Nice Post. It IS Nice to Know. Glad Ikie, (Poor Little Boy), is NOT Buried Alone. That Would be Terrible, AND Horrible, if Ikie WAS Buried Alone. It's Nice, that the "Gorrell's", (Mary & Oliver), Grandparents, Maybe...... Are buried, Next to him... Rest In Peace, to these Folks... And Ikie...🙏👦🎈🙏👼😇

[@sandraryan9403]

Fantastic video Lamont!! Thankyou

[@girlinthecurl93]

HI Lamont Oh this made me cry such a tiny boy thank you for sharing his memory . The mother did not grieve healthy sad.

[@monikameza4107]

Thank you Lamont for sharing this amazing story. Stay safe and warm out there .

[@amandaleeborchert3745]

Poor dear. May his spirit rest in peace. 🌹

[@LaughlinLisa1]

Thank you for all the stories and the time and effort you put into your shows. I wanted to run down to Huntington last week during your live show, just to say hello, but I couldn't get my Hubby to go with me. He acted like he didn't want me to go alone. I think maybe he was a little jelly, like he thought I would rip your clothes off and we'd do it in graveyard or something. He said "I've heard him talk about how he likes big booties" It was funny because he hasn't been jealous in decades 😆

[@LamontAtLarge]

🤣🤣

[@DARWIISHAD]

Hhhhhhhhhh hilarious

[@DARWIISHAD]

@@LamontAtLargeim one of your biggest fans brother lamont an my dear husband so sooo jealous of you hhhhhhhhhh i love you an i love your documentary, please look after yourself an eat well, may Allah rewards you what you do, keep you safe aamiin

[@slsmith5267]

I appreciate how respectful you always are towards your subjects.

[@laurab1089]

Such a sad and desolate place for a little boy. It's strange that he wasn't moved to the burial place of his parents. Having been a paranormal investigator for 9 years I wouldn't mind sitting up there and trying to contact Ikey or his mom. I would be more scared of wild animals than spirits..

[@annethomer9569]

If u ever did that please let us know. His mother really loves her child.

[@mysteriousjz]

Lol...you are delusional not some super power. Ironically, you are scared of animals when your super communicative powers are supposed to talk to them. Look at Sylvia Brown, she didn't even see her end coming so soon.... lol

[@cindyknudson2715]

@@scorpion-lg4ic They all were dead for decades when he was re-interred in 1979.

[@cindyknudson2715]

@@scorpion-lg4ic 🤷🏻‍♀️ perhaps that is one of the reasons WHY they moved away. To help her let go and to let his body rest in peace. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@alleycat616]

I think it’s a pretty place. Surprised too that mom especially wasn’t buried next to him.

[@dianemac3768]

WOW this is one of the strangest locations you have found............spooky too

[@kathrynwaters7705]

Thank you so much Lamont! I love your stories. You tell history very well. I hope I can meet you someday.

[@lisahollowaycutter1529]

So very sad..When you bring stories of these people to us, you keep their memory going and that is a truly noble and wonderful thing! Thank you for all you do!

[@hard-truthsbetter-than-swe6543]

Most people in 1800's were good people and she sounds like a great mom....I think she is with her son again.

[@mysteriousjz]

And most of them slaughtered indigenous tribes in 1800s by the millions, in Virginia's alone

[@VeneficaDelirium]

@The Mentalist Zz Oh yes, because EVERYONE back then slaughtered indigenous tribes, especially this little boy and his mom. Did all Germans slaughter the Jews? What about the indigenous tribes who slaughtered other indigenous tribes? Since all indigenous tribes got on so well with one another before the settlers came along. Everything was just peachy keen for thousands of years. I'm not sure whether your head really is that far up your ass or you posted bait but you're a jackass either way.

[@shonchon588]

Hi Lamont. Would love to see some Aileen Wournos locations 👍 keep up the Good work.

[@adrianaruiz1854]

Lamont I can listen to you all day! I actually really do 😅 I find myself watching older videos of yours thinking they’re recent lol. Thank you for being with me while I drive, cook, clean and workout!

[@vegas9440]

Lamont you can tell a story for hours and I wouldn’t get bored

[@lealand423]

Thanks Lamont. RIP Ikie and his Mum

[@laceyw018]

Online it says Oliver and Mary Ann Gorrell are his grandparents and the other grave by him Ralph Gorrell is his uncle! Also his mom ended up having mental problems after his death and died years later. She is buried by her husband in another place. Sad story!

[@shelaleon1879]

Thank you Lamont. RIP little one 🙏🏻

[@Zoydian]

Sad story from many different angles. Thanks a lot Lamont for keeping the memory of Icky and his unfortunate mother alive!

[@awadventures6230]

I found an article it said Oliver Gorrell (he's buried next to Ikie) was his grandfather. His parents Kenneth and Emma are buried in Barboursville Cemetery.

[@catschulz4317]

WOW!! Thank you for this interesting story!!! Great Job!!

[@libertygiveme1987]

Thanks again Lamont. What a SAD STORY!!!! I would think the ones buried by him are relatives, I mean, that would only make sense!

[@slhickinson43]

R.I.P precious little angel 😢🙏 we share the same born day

[@davidmclaughlin2796]

What a story Lamont. That's a good looking old crypt. I wish folks had left it be. Thank you. David

[@andreabryant1131]

👋 lamont!!!! love your segments!!!! spooky story!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ love and ✌☮🕊🏳✌☮ out!!!!!

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Such an intriguing story. Thank you for the great video.