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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
IN THE END, DEATH ALWAYS WINS. LEST THE FACES NOT BE FORGOTTEN...
This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.
Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
#graves #cemeteries #death

[@peterredfern1174]

May Theresa and her children R.I.P together .As for the father the less said the better,safe travels Ron,🙏🙏🙏👍🇦🇺

[@HollyBlackburn-mf1qd]

This story held me in rapt attention from beginning to end, although it was a very sad tale to listen to. Such disrespect of this lady both before and after death and her children having to live under the shadow of their father's deeds. He was a sadistic, selfish man and he got what he deserved in the end. That was excellent reporting, Ron and to read from contemporary newspaper articles just brings it all back to me. It's so sad that her grave cannot be located, thank you for leaving that rose as a remembrance.

[@JediJan]

Sometimes families will not use headstones in case they attract ghoulish types, which may be the case with outlandish stories such as this. You would think later generations would have placed some kind of simple marker though. My family is living in various countries of the World so I would probably never get to visit grandparents graves. I know where one is in the same country as I, but it is on the other side of the country. My father spent money to have his father’s grave marked with a permanent headstone etc. Grandfather had died young, but with four children and one stepchild to support his widow took them back home to her original country. She had already lost her original husband and one brother in France during WW1, before she had married grandfather, then lost a daughter while he had served in India. Her husband had a cross and a marker on his grave but time had almost obliterated these before my father had travelled there in his later years. He renewed the lease on the grave and hoped we would attend to any future needs there. I am yet to travel to that state and see if grandfather’s grave needs any attention. I do visit my father’s grave as it is close to home.

[@sstephens2175]

He didn't want a divorce, because she had inherited, land and money. She also had a life insurance policy. He needed all of that to carry on a new life. What a selfish, evil, beast.

[@HollyBlackburn-mf1qd]

A divorce would have cost him some money to obtain, if he got away with murder, he came out ahead with her inherited land, money, and life insurance policy. It's proof there is nothing new under the sun, for sure.

[@sstephens2175]

@@HollyBlackburn-mf1qdexactly….

[@angieherrera3926]

"Term graves" I never heard of this. Thank you Ron for the the sad story.

[@nonamesplease6288]

It's a common practice, especially in Europe and other places where burial space is limited. It's not just a Catholic practice. I've seen bones dug up in cases where the payment wasn't made by the specified date. It puzzles me that the relatives of any deceased wouldn't make arrangements to pay for a grave after such a long time.

[@pameversole5886]

Thank you for keeping their memories alive, Ron. RIP Theresa & her 2 children 🕊🕊🕊 I truly hope her 2 granddaughters got to live a better life.❤❤

[@krystina.nelson217]

The stories just keep getting better! Tragic story and thanks for taking us along Ron , Stay Blessed❤

[@cindywilson8507]

There is a cemetery in Hugo, OK called the Mount Olivet Cemetery. It is the burial site for circus performers, Freckles Brown and the famous Lane Frost, the bull rider.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

No divorce just for the money, kill get the nice bits and remarry, a monster in optima forma. Great story again Ron thnx.

[@cierakitty]

Chilling thought : Being that this happened in the late 1800's....the butcher could have just laid her on the floor, knocked over an oil lamp, or placed it too close the curtains, walked out.....and the house would have burned down. Not having the methods back then to investigate how the fire started like we do today etc., body found amid the ashes (well maybe skull and a few bones)....he might well have gotten away with it all. (Horrible accident). It is sad the wife has not even a marker.

[@Thecorgially]

I heard you say that there was a $500 insurance policy for Theresa. Wonder why her brother who would have either been the beneficiary or her children with him acting as their guardian didn't use that to bury her with a stone. RIP Theresa. Her husband got his due, that's for sure.

[@karencarbone2603]

Another tragic story of a forgotten woman but, not by you Ron. You seem to never forget anyone. R.I.P. to all the forgotten in that cemetery!❤😢 Stay well my friend!❤

[@MrTurtluv]

This was such a great narration to this crazy story Ron. Thank you❤️

[@mandamorris7934]

Note to self: If time travel is undertaken, avoid this neighborhood...

[@jimmccord487]

Thoughtful presentation,Ron.Theresa really is forgotten, so tragic and sad.Hope your move went well.Goodnight.

[@yvonneh.4077]

Hi, Ron! Another interesting and sad story. Thank you, I enjoy your work. There's no shortage of evil. Hugs and love from AZ.

[@astardustparade]

This guy is an amazing storyteller. If he wrote a book I would totally read it.

[@BluegrassSpiritsAdventures]

Oh wow. What a story. It is so amazing when we come across history that was lost.

[@rhondaparks3738]

Thanks for another interesting and well researched video, Ron. Sad that her family didn’t pay for a proper burial. Thank you for sharing her story. She is not forgotten. ❤

[@leandragilmour2806]

Hi Ron, from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada! Love love love your stories and bringing us along for a walk.

[@tillyg8858]

So sad she was murdered by her husband, heartbreaking her grave can not be located. That's unbelievably sad. RIP wherever your are dear lady.

[@hermiendrridder875]

The poor woman, I can't image that she is resting in peace, great story, thanks.

[@kerryhumphrey4804]

Hi Ron! I’m from Manchester NH I love watching your blogs you’re the Boss!!

[@elaine8080]

Hard to say how many people are buried there and nobody knows their location.

[@scentlessapprentice88]

Ron, I dont know if you've ever covered the place yet, however, if you haven't, I'd highly recommend the mutter museum in Philadelphia, PA. It's a museum of natural oddities and it lives up to that name. They even have an insanely eerie display of skulls that belong to murderers. If you're ever in the area, check it out. Well worth the p.o.a.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Thank you, it’s been on my list for a long time I hope to get there someday

[@dsinavich5141]

Hi . Great vlog . Very interesting but sad too . Her husband was totally nuts . Poor kids too live through that life of evil with their mother killed by father . Thanks again for all your great vlogs. Deborah 🇨🇦

[@d.g.n9392]

Thank you Ron for another interesting story, very sad that Theresa doesn’t have a marker. But thankfully you’ve brought her back in memory. A sideline: You talked about the German - Austrian families , made me think of how many 1000’s and 1000’s of the people immigrated, their broken language in America, trying to live and settle into a new country. I’m from central Missouri, where there were many many German immigrants that settled here in central Missouri on farms and in the cities.

[@tomhutt2913]

Why didn’t her brother use the insurance money for her burial & headstone? Doesn’t say much for him.

[@tomhutt2913]

Loved your story Ron. Lee Hutt

[@patcardiff2563]

Ron you really are so kind thank you for planting that lovely yellow Rosexxxx

[@H_H_____]

9:45 "He had those big fat hands" I can totally picture this man in my mind.

[@judyholdsworth7096]

RIP Teresa. She had left the means for her family to ensure she was buried and that her resting spot be marked but…..? Shame!

[@louisepotier2784]

Mon Dieu. You are right, very sad and tragic ending to a life and then to not to be able to find the grave of the person. You tell the stories so well, Ron. I wish you a great day! 🙂

[@ritashustitzky4324]

Just a few days ago I went with a friend to look for forgotten relatives Graves. At St Joseph we I found my grandmother's and uncle's grave but although we printed out maps were hard relatives were buried, we could not find markers. We were told they may have been palpers graves.

[@trishross8359]

Oh what a story that poor woman may she rest in peace 🕊️

[@kellysteele78]

I had to stop last night and take care of my fur baby. What a jerk he was. I'm behaving here LOL. Great job Ron! As usual thank you so very much for sharing 😊

[@johno30197]

Thank's for sharing ron...

[@user-re5bu8co8f]

Such a sad and bizarre story about this family Ron and this was a awesome story!! Sad for Teresa i hope she is resting in peace...rip Teresa 🙏😇. Super sad for their kids and sad the daughter died og Spanish flu and later the son died too...i hope the children are resting in peace as well...ty Ron and hsve a great week ahead 😊...Graat job 👍... Mary from Arkansas

[@uppitywoman3647]

"bought the farm" is a euphemism for death. this could be a threat from Abel to Layna's dad about letting them date. Plus, I appreciate how your editing of "Abel" makes the name sound like "As$hole".

[@kathyholmes3853]

I took it that way too😂

[@dixiengauma3851]

Thank you Ron for sharing this story so sad for Theresa and her two children R.I.P Theresa and the two children

[@AM-yt6oz]

Great story. Thank you for sharing

[@JMaeD72]

My heart breaks for Theresa and her family. A horrible end and the end forgotten for a time. Thank you, Ron for bringing her story to light and for celebrating her life with a beautiful yellow rose and the recognition she so deserves. Rest In Peace, dear Theresa. ❤🙏❤

[@tommywood343]

Very sad story. And thank you Ron for this sad story. R.I.P Teresa 💐

[@Carolbearce]

Not forgotten Ron, you remembered her and her story.

[@latannbuchanan7178]

Hi ❤ love your videos ❤ Watching from Plains, Georgia

[@MonicaLitman]

Great story as usual Ron. Wonder what happened to the $150 life insurance. RIP

[@KirkBeaulieu]

As I was watching this you had ducks honking, at the same time ducks flew over my balcony. Very interesting stories. Love how you narrate them and walk the area.

[@americanpatriot2422]

Outstanding video and presentation

[@lucindaryan806]

Great story! Have a good week, Gang.

[@bonniephifer1303]

Hey Ron I love watching your videos

[@ritialydia]

"He had those big fat hands and they were trembling " Ron, you are a gifted storyteller. You just crack me up 😂 May 2024 be a blessed year for you and your loved ones. Aroha from NZ ❤

[@nataliemoulding234]

love the history behind the stories and this story is crazy

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Interesting story and how it's also tied with sausage killer at least justice was had for her killer I feel sorry for the children who endure the aftermath

[@jacquelinedenambtman]

great story, as allways. thanks Rest in peace Theresa🙏 stay safe. love from Holland

[@doreenarcher8543]

Thank you Ron. Always the best high quality work. Yes very sad story.😢

[@sarafleming9893]

Oh my stars! How incredibly sad! I’m going to take a small sidestep and feel sorry, too, for the (apparently) clueless lady who first thought he was single (I can truly see that happening - in his line of work he wouldn’t be wearing a ring), but to then find out he killed his wife to be with her! I wouldn’t want that on my conscience - to think he might have killed somebody as the solution to make way for a life with me. Dear heaven. 😮😮

[@carollafond154]

What a true story. You are a great story teller.

[@brendacanter9768]

Such a crazy story. Sad for the kids😞 Even sadder know one knows where she is😪 May she rest in peace❤️🙏❤️

[@jessicaboisvert3138]

Awesome job on these videos I have enjoyed watching and learning about them keep up the great work.😊

[@cocoaorange1]

I have lived in Uptown in 1998, cool to see you do an episode in my "hood". I pass by St. Bonifice multiple times!

[@denisewatson5295]

What a very sad story 😢. RIP 😢 😔 🙏 🕊 ☮ Teresa 😢

[@susanna3]

Wow, quite the intriguing story! Seems like the most brutal murders are in situations where someone could just get divorced, and instead plots evil. Poor Theresa 💔 not only died a horrible death but then put in the paupers section and now in some kind of mass grave. What about her brother- he should have followed up. Can't help wondering of Lena knew he was married before, I mean come on she must have heard at least from customers in the restaurant. Great job Ron, at least the FOTF gang can now remember poor Theresa ❤

[@jackbest6677]

Very sad story but God knows where they are.

[@lauradarnall227]

I love stories like this one.

[@celiavaldiviez5488]

Ron for a moment i thought you were going to say he chop her and fed her to the people thank god it was not as i was thinking ron your are my #1 in my book stories 😅

[@ErinRenee1990]

It breaks my heart that there are unmarked people buried on top of each other. At least they are still buried there and their bodies weren’t disposed of. Rest in peace.

[@choctaw8073]

Teresa was very pretty young lady. He only thought of himself. No disregard for how his dirty deed would affect his children!That man was a self centered, greedy person. Great video! ❤

[@mickiec9361]

Great story that you shared! Thank you!

[@andrathomas2497]

Wonderful episode. Hello from Virginia.

[@user-bd4zj5pn2e]

So basically the church punished poor people for not being able to pay for a grave. And then think of their families enduring the anguish of knowing their loved one's remains would be desecrated. It 's so awful that anyone would ever think that was ok. That is tragic.

[@hollyelaine8730]

I am here with you Ron. Could you imagine Ron if we had the chance , to let everyone sleeping there to tell their story.

[@nickilamont9209]

Such a tragic story rest in heavenly peace beautiful lady wherever you are laying at rest 😢 🕊 ❤❤❤❤ once again a story told with love and respect thank you Ron 😊

[@pamelapoulos5019]

Good evening Mr. Ron! Love from Andersonville Georgia ❤🍑

[@luvuforeverjames]

Thank you Ron for taking us along on your journeys of the forgotten. Really appreciate all the dedication and hard work you put into researching into the lives and deaths of all these people, most very tragic and sad, some not so much. Look after yourself and take care.

[@letitbesummer6536]

Learned something new - term graves. Very interesting. Sad that Teresa’s marker was never paid for! What a sad story, the husband got what he deserved.

[@Denise1973]

Thank you for sharing these stories. I love your channel ❤️

[@denahoward10]

Hi Ron. Not missing this one😅

[@DestinyPowers-rz4lf]

awesome :D me either

[@JHvideos423]

I ain’t missing it

[@dawnprochilo8084]

Hi Ron, thanks for sharing this story, I'm trying to track down where her grave is now. I will email you whatever I can get on it. Take care.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

good luck. I went to the where the archdiocese records are kept for St. Boniface, and found her, unmarked, sadly, as I narrated. there is no way to find her location in Section X, but maybe you have some magic! 👍😃 the records are kept at Cavalry cemetery in Evanston, I did some livestreams and episodes there.

[@jeffbuelt6953]

How sad of a story and not even a stone to show she lived

[@mariadeissinger646]

I think you always speaks whit a deep respect for the victims/the dead persons.🙏 I am also half swedish and half german, so hi from Sweden.🇸🇪

[@suebryant1188]

I imagine the children’s Uncle used any inheritance to raise the children. Placing a marker on the mother’s grave waste as crucial. I hope the children understood.

[@barbaratankersley7117]

I love to hear you tell the stories Thank you for sharing

[@jacquelinereeves6209]

Great research n work thxs

[@johnhardy9935]

Thank you my friend for the history documentaries you capture. Truly fine work..

[@jeanetteeast7343]

Another great one❤

[@nadiabrook7871]

Poor Teresa!! May she RIP!! XXXX 😥💔💐

[@presleystephens6717]

Great story!!!

[@veronicathode1466]

Hello Ron, I love your stories. I am a fun of your channel.

[@michele2855]

Ron, it is sad what happened to Theresa 😢 Her brother at least could have paid for a proper burial.

[@sonyafreeman817]

Oh wow I seen the video of the woman getting hit by the train,she was with her Lawyer to deliver divorce papers to her husband and there was a train stop on the tracks and it was blocking the view and she didn't see the other train coming and she was trying to run across the tracks and was hit ,that was so sad 😢

[@leakyjeep5.9]

Note to self: if you live in Illinois you will end up on this channel 😉. ..And provide a good story for the public👍

[@brendastibolt6672]

Great story Ron. That is creepy that they just bury people on top of each other if the plot isn't paid for. It sounded like they gave them plenty of time to get it paid for though. I'm glad the husband was found guilty for what he did to her. It's sad that this woman was murdered by her husband, then she's been lost with no grave marker of where she lays. Thank you for taking the time to get these details & share this story with us.

[@JOLENE2008]

so sad "I love how you tell the stories? I can follow along and just imagine how it all happened? hugs🥰

[@rachelburton8689]

Love you’re videos

[@donnaelkins186]

Great 1 Ron. RIP to Theresa and her children. ❤😊

[@lindamarconi2913]

Hi Ron 👋😁 going to be exciting! Watching in Arizona 🌷

[@Free-flyBE]

Wow..she had a nice inheritance; but buried like a pauper:(

[@helenhernandez5604]

Hi Ron helen here in texas caught u his morning and now!! ❤❤❤

[@lauradarnall227]

Good evening there Ron and friends

[@donnamills79]

Love your channel Ron always enjoy it from NSW Australia 🇦🇺

[@chrisgraphs1015]

Another tragic story. It always seems to be money or another person involved. May Theresa RIP.

[@carolmarcy6958]

WOW what a story. It's really sad that she is lost in her final resting spot.

[@Graciela152]

Hello! Enjoying your video after hurricane Idalia passed. R.I.P Teresa. Salutes from Tampa, Florida.🙏Blessings from Graciela Jaimes.

[@karenawagner2691]

I thought some people today are just plain evil but from I hear there has always been evil people,we just never heard about it but now with social media we here it all with in minutes.I hope this poor lady is resting in peace.