Same. The first video I watched was the one where they visited the farmhouse murders. I was instantly drawn in and hooked. I don't mind the other vids, but the true crime ones are more emotional.
@@SpaceCattttt This may not have been a suicide. The police report and family say he accidentally drowned in the LA River. That leaves a lot of speculation...
While they’re not Halloween flowers, the marigold flower, or 'cempasúchil,' are meaningful in Día de los Muertos celebrations, symbolizing the connection between the living and the deceased. Great video.
Thank you for telling us about him, he deserves to be remembered. I lost my father to suicide back in 1990, the question of why comes up over and over again, acceptance comes later. Rest in peace Arthur Levisee.
A good friend of ours committed suïcide in the late 90's she was only 19 years old, we still wonder why!? She was so beautiful and full of life. And suddenly she was gone. 😢😢
Mental illness and depression is a very hard thing to deal with. I’m so sorry about your friend. 🖤 It’s a battle every day. I am not saying this was your friends case. I am so sorry about your friend.🖤
I am so sorry for your loss. Emotional battles are very hard to overcome. It’s so easy to mask it and hide those feelings from loved ones. It’s certainly no one’s fault. But losing someone so young to suicide is unimaginable. Again, very sorry for your loss.
Thank you. All of my family is gone and I'm alone and invisible. No one asks how I'm doing or notices the pain and tears. My birthday was 9.27. Thank you for telling his story and caring.
They say suicide is the permanent solution to a temporary problem. I have dealt with suicidal thoughts for years but it is such a hard part of life. Michael, you treated this with respect. Well done. The photo that hit me since I first saw it as a little kid was that of Evelyn McHale. She jumped from the 86th floor of the Empire State building and landed on a UN limo. The photo was called a "beautiful suicide". I hated that tag and still do. So sad that people think this is the answer. Please reach out and talk to someone.
Such a beautiful video Michael I loved that you got him flowers that was so incredibly thoughtful of you thanks for sharing his story and keeping his memory alive ❤
Very sad to remember someone who felt there was nothing left to live for. Life is a journey. Some days good. Some days bad. If you don't stick around through the bad you will never get to the good.
Well said. Very true. So many people who have survived the suicide attempt all said they instantly regretted making the choice. Life is so hard but there is still hope. Anyone who thinks that they are not worthy of living, please know that you are. You can get through this and don’t have to suffer alone.❤
My brother-in-law died in this manner a few years ago and it still haunts. On his tombstone we put Precious Honored Loved from the verse Isaiah 43:4 which we found on an index card in his house. He finally escaped his pain. RIP Robert and Arthur.
Coming from someone who's tried to commit suicide, and who has had alot of therapy on and off for years. Micheal and Jessica, you always do your videos with the up most respect. It's important to remember the people lost and their journey. I found this video very moving, plus on a subject/story I had not known off. People don't tend to find out about the average joe's stories. It's always the most famous that goes internationally. Thankyou for a moving video.
Hey Emma, hope you're OK. I've struggled throughout my adult life, had one serious attempt at suicide, ended up in hospital feeling pretty sad that I couldn't even accomplish that. I'm much better now and glad I'm still here. Keep safe, hope you're feeling OK. What a great upload by the guys x.
I don’t think ANY of us in the GL community would ever say that you exploit your subjects. You are always very respectful. (And I would definitely say that you are an awesome HISTORIAN). Hola from Ecuador!
You did a very sweet thing by bringing flowers to his grave. Wherever he is right now (dude has probably reincarnated by now), your gesture is one for the ages.
This is what I found on Arthur Levisee Born in Minnesota on abt 1888 to Leonidas Levisee and Susan Henrietta FLETCHER. Arthur Levisee married Bertha Ida Schoenman and had 1 child. He passed away on 17 February 1955 in Los Angeles.
Good Job Mike! Arthur Levisee, originally from King, Washington was a bottler in the brewing industry in the area of Los Angeles, had one daughter and married for first time in 1911 and then married for second time in 1954 shortly before his death. His only child Evelyn Levisee, who died in 1998.
Very touching Michael. It is so sad when people feel there is nothing more to live for. If only they would reach out. My friends son took his own life on his 30th birthday. As far as I know to this day no one knows why! So very very sad. 😔
In 1978 my friend and I ditched school. And walked across that bridge we were in the six grade took a bus from Eastmont intermediate. Just to explore. Wow you're actually there
Terminator 2: Judgement Day, Blood In Blood Out(also known as Bound By Honor), Gleaming the Cube, Point Break among other films also had scenes where the L.A. River is shown. R.I.P. Mr. Levisee, I'm surprised Ron(Faces of the Forgotten) hasn't done a video on this story. Great video Michael, much respect to you
Woah! Dude when I lived in LA a couple of my friends found a dead boy in a little concrete thing by the river. They all freaked out and ran home (they were young) . RIP to whoever that was
Thank you Michael for remembering Arthur and leaving him flowers 🙏 a very sad ending to his life. It's videos like this we don't see often. and anyone who may be watching I hope it helps in some way ❤ always reach out to people
What a nice way to pay respects to a man who left this world in such unfortunate circumstances. Thank you for all that you do here. You are a wonderful person.
What a beautiful video you have made again. Fantastic to give this attention to someone who has probably been forgotten by everyone since 1955. And so respectful to put flowers on his grave.
Great video sir. The LAPD Historical Museum has rights to this picture and sells copies of it to the public. It’s a unique picture because at that time the Los Angeles Police Department still operated the city’s ambulance service and the photo depicts that. Another historical point is that just a few blocks away is the neighborhood where Walter Collins was kidnapped. That incident was featured in the movie Changling.
Many of us have followed you two, for a very long time. You are both very respectful, caring, non-exploitative people, so a posting like this is not surprising in the least bit. You keep alive those stories, of those from the past, who might be forever forgotten.
I’ve had that same awe of that picture and I grew up crossing that bridge all the time. The fact that there’s two more detectives on top of the bridge in the background and the fog gives it that aesthetic LA Noire look. It’s a sad but beautiful frame in time.
Thank you for this. I remember seeing true crime photos that my grandfather would show me from his days as a police officer. They are very powerful and emotional as this photo and story is. Thank you for sharing this story, message and keeping his memory alive.
Fascinating and heartbreaking. You always pull me into things I did not know about, and then make me feel empathy for people who are long gone, celebrities or not. You are solely responsible for my borderline infatuation with Buddy Holly. Thank you for all your and Baby Ghoul's hard work.
I wanna go camping with Grim collective and have them tell me campfire stories like "Are you afraid of the dark". One of the best channels on the Tube.
This is the classiest and most respectful channel when it comes to talking about true crime and celebrities that have passed on. Thank you for all you guys do! Haven't missed an episode since I subscribed a couple years ago.
So proud of you that you found the grave. Remember how we talked about it. Awesome video and a wonderful tribute for Arthur who is not anymore just a dead body in a picture. Great job
That is the saddest thing I've ever heard and the saddest picture. What could have been going through Arthur's mind when he committed suicide. It's so sad. Thank you Michael and Jessica for sharing this video with us and bringing him to light. We should all say a prayer for Arthur
RIP Young man. This video has stirred a lot of emotions about my eldest daughter 2 years ago. She never completed her intentions, and managed to talk to me before it was too late.
Thank you for keeping this man's memory alive. You and Jessica are always so respectful when filming videos such as this. One of the things that keeps me coming back.
This was very touching. Someone must remember him. You have made sure he's not forgotten, thank you. ❤ Ps..is there any chance you could do a Rebel Without A Cause location video?
As always, I send so much love to you two. Michael, Jessica, I want both of your lives to be filled with joy and blessings. Your channel is beyond perfect. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My stepbrother left this world seven years ago from depression. He was soooo successful than me, and yet he couldn't find happiness in his success or love. I didn't know about it till it happened. He grew up with me, and then as we grew up, we separated through different paths of life. He moved back to NJ, and I just moved down South. I miss him and have fond memories as we were children growing up together.
Love youre dedication to these cases. 😊 i live in the LA area and its never crossed my mind that such a over looked area contains much rich history. Awesome vids 👌
Excellent editing, love u both and your channel. You helped me through many bad days when I was sad and lonely. I have really bad panic attacks and when I'm really anxious your energy always calms me down and I feel so much better. Your wife is so sweet and beautiful, both of you are.
Michael, that was so sweet of you to place flowers on Arthur's grave. What a sad story and end for Arthur. Much love and respect to you and Jessica. You both are very special people.
Very touching video, it was so nice of you to respect him and bring it to us. You really are a very good person ❤️ . I hope Jessica is ok. Love you guys.
What a touching tribute to someone you never met, it's always nice to be remembered. Apparently he was a freemason (symbol on headstone) was married to Bertha Ida Shoenmon and they had a daughter Evelyn Mildred. No body knows what any body is going through, maybe the marriage wasn't so good, maybe it was mental, financial, could have been drugs or gambiling debt....who knows. Thank you Michael for bringing Arthur forward and telling his tale, and yours for that matter. Without Arthur, we "all" may not have ever met you and Jessica.
What a kind soul for reminding us of a man who lived loved and hurt just like the rest of us do Know he is now in my heart as I did see the original photo after your touching story Rest peacefully Arthur Remembered from down under Happy Halloween Arthur RIP Thanks Grimm Life Love your work 🐨🦘🕸️🫎
Thank you Michael & Jessica for doing this Video in sort of a remembering the person who took his own life. If the scene haunted you then he wanted you to tell his story. Its so sad when someone takes there own life. You cant even know what he was thinking.. Thank you for remembering him.. ❤
A different type of video for you guys. Well done. Very respectful. I had an uncle who jumped off a building in Los Angeles. He was very young and got mixed up in a cult from what I was told. It's always tragic to hear something like that. 😕
These sorts of videos are never easy to watch. I have lost 3 people to suicide, some closer than others (my aunt being one), but still. Thank you for remembering him like this. I see he was also a brother mason 😞
February 17th is my dads birthday, but he was born after Arthurs death of course . I've always wanted to he an investigator myself but went to school for massage therapy instead, lol. I've never heard of this Arthur guy before. This is just a sad story, but I respect you telling his story and visiting him. You and Jessica are great people! Much love to you both❤
I found some info online in a doc called Minder_John_and_Ann_Complete_Ancestry.pdf Arthur Levisee was married to Bertha Schoeneman. His mother was Susan Fletcher and his father was unknown; his mother married Leonidas Levisee three years after Arthur was born and they lived in Washington state. Arthur was a brewer by occupation.
A beautiful tribute to a tragic event. It is truly remarkable how the scene of tragedy captured in the photograph inspired your career and compelled you to research this event and share the story with us. Thank you. Happy Halloween! 🤟🎃🤟
What a "nice" story! I had never heard of this man, but I personally find the stories about the unknowns the most intriguing than the known ones. This is where someone learns from. The stories of known ones are known to almost everyone. Thank you for this update!!
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You are a decent man in a world of craziness. Much respect.
Hear Hear
Agreed 100 percent
I miss y’all doing True Crime ❤
Same. The first video I watched was the one where they visited the farmhouse murders. I was instantly drawn in and hooked. I don't mind the other vids, but the true crime ones are more emotional.
Me too 😊
@@OutoftheDarkInvestigationsohhh great one yes
Suicide isn't really a crime, though.
@@SpaceCattttt This may not have been a suicide. The police report and family say he accidentally drowned in the LA River. That leaves a lot of speculation...
Very respectful telling of Arthur's tragic story, Michael. ❤
While they’re not Halloween flowers, the marigold flower, or 'cempasúchil,' are meaningful in Día de los Muertos celebrations, symbolizing the connection between the living and the deceased. Great video.
That's really interesting. Thank you. I learned something new today. 😊
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Thank you for telling us about him, he deserves to be remembered. I lost my father to suicide back in 1990, the question of why comes up over and over again, acceptance comes later. Rest in peace Arthur Levisee.
So sorry for your father, I also lost my dad to suicide. I cannot disclose what it was about but yes, it is so hard.
I am so sorry for you too,.😿
A good friend of ours committed suïcide in the late 90's she was only 19 years old, we still wonder why!? She was so beautiful and full of life. And suddenly she was gone. 😢😢
Mental illness and depression is a very hard thing to deal with. I’m so sorry about your friend. 🖤 It’s a battle every day. I am not saying this was your friends case. I am so sorry about your friend.🖤
I am so sorry for your loss. Emotional battles are very hard to overcome. It’s so easy to mask it and hide those feelings from loved ones. It’s certainly no one’s fault. But losing someone so young to suicide is unimaginable. Again, very sorry for your loss.
Thank you. All of my family is gone and I'm alone and invisible. No one asks how I'm doing or notices the pain and tears. My birthday was 9.27. Thank you for telling his story and caring.
@@crush41gbHappy belated birthday. Please reach out, you're not alone. Hugs to you.
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Truly sorry for the loss of your friend. I will pray for your comfort and peace 🌹
They say suicide is the permanent solution to a temporary problem. I have dealt with suicidal thoughts for years but it is such a hard part of life. Michael, you treated this with respect. Well done. The photo that hit me since I first saw it as a little kid was that of Evelyn McHale. She jumped from the 86th floor of the Empire State building and landed on a UN limo. The photo was called a "beautiful suicide". I hated that tag and still do. So sad that people think this is the answer. Please reach out and talk to someone.
His wife passed away in the 80s, remarried, they had one child, Evelyn, who passed in 1998.
Thank you! I was so curious after this video.
@fairlightcmi I agree good info.
He was 67 when he met his demise. How old was his wife to have had a child after remarrying ?!?
@@roballison3281 interesting 🤔 who knows.
@@roballison3281Arthur's wife, Bertha Ida Schoenman, died in 1958. Their daughter, Evelyn (b 1914) died in 1998.
What a sweet video. We need more people like you on this earth. The empathy you showed for a man that you don’t even know, is truly breathtaking.
Such a beautiful video Michael I loved that you got him flowers that was so incredibly thoughtful of you thanks for sharing his story and keeping his memory alive ❤
Very sad to remember someone who felt there was nothing left to live for. Life is a journey. Some days good. Some days bad. If you don't stick around through the bad you will never get to the good.
You are so right. I always tell my children ...LIFE IS AN ADVENTURE....dont cheat yourself out of it.
Well said. Very true. So many people who have survived the suicide attempt all said they instantly regretted making the choice. Life is so hard but there is still hope. Anyone who thinks that they are not worthy of living, please know that you are. You can get through this and don’t have to suffer alone.❤
But some people pretty much only have bad days. People with mental illnesses can experience life in a way that you cant even imagine.
My brother-in-law died in this manner a few years ago and it still haunts. On his tombstone we put Precious Honored Loved from the verse Isaiah 43:4 which we found on an index card in his house. He finally escaped his pain. RIP Robert and Arthur.
Coming from someone who's tried to commit suicide, and who has had alot of therapy on and off for years. Micheal and Jessica, you always do your videos with the up most respect. It's important to remember the people lost and their journey. I found this video very moving, plus on a subject/story I had not known off. People don't tend to find out about the average joe's stories. It's always the most famous that goes internationally. Thankyou for a moving video.
Hey Emma, hope you're OK. I've struggled throughout my adult life, had one serious attempt at suicide, ended up in hospital feeling pretty sad that I couldn't even accomplish that. I'm much better now and glad I'm still here. Keep safe, hope you're feeling OK. What a great upload by the guys x.
😇hope you are doing well today!
I don’t think ANY of us in the GL community would ever say that you exploit your subjects. You are always very respectful. (And I would definitely say that you are an awesome HISTORIAN). Hola from Ecuador!
You did a very sweet thing by bringing flowers to his grave. Wherever he is right now (dude has probably reincarnated by now), your gesture is one for the ages.
This is what I found on Arthur Levisee Born in Minnesota on abt 1888 to Leonidas Levisee and Susan Henrietta FLETCHER. Arthur Levisee married Bertha Ida Schoenman and had 1 child. He passed away on 17 February 1955 in Los Angeles.
@sylviadiaz5494 love the info! 🎃
You're a great human, Michael, thank you. Everyone, EVERYONE who died alone like this deserves someone like you.
Not weird at all. I find it fascinating. You are so sweet for remembering a man you've never met.
Good Job Mike! Arthur Levisee, originally from King, Washington was a bottler in the brewing industry in the area of Los Angeles, had one daughter and married for first time in 1911 and then married for second time in 1954 shortly before his death. His only child Evelyn Levisee, who died in 1998.
You're hard work shows Grimms, the content is unmatched. The history and storytelling you two bring is one of a kind. Happy Spooky Season
Thank you for always approaching difficult topics with such respect.
You have a good heart which is priceless these days. God bless you sir.
Hearing your endearing words @12:18 helped me… thank you ❤️
RIP Arthur... gone but not forgotten! ✝️🙏
You are a truly empathetic and kind person. Thank you for this story.
Very touching Michael. It is so sad when people feel there is nothing more to live for. If only they would reach out. My friends son took his own life on his 30th birthday. As far as I know to this day no one knows why! So very very sad. 😔
I appreciated your story telling skill, so very respectful in telling Arthur' story.
In 1978 my friend and I ditched school. And walked across that bridge we were in the six grade took a bus from Eastmont intermediate. Just to explore. Wow you're actually there
Terminator 2: Judgement Day, Blood In Blood Out(also known as Bound By Honor), Gleaming the Cube, Point Break among other films also had scenes where the L.A. River is shown. R.I.P. Mr. Levisee, I'm surprised Ron(Faces of the Forgotten) hasn't done a video on this story. Great video Michael, much respect to you
Woah! Dude when I lived in LA a couple of my friends found a dead boy in a little concrete thing by the river. They all freaked out and ran home (they were young) . RIP to whoever that was
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Ron ye from faces of forgotten ❤
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A very noble acknowledgement.
Thank you Michael for remembering Arthur and leaving him flowers 🙏 a very sad ending to his life. It's videos like this we don't see often. and anyone who may be watching I hope it helps in some way ❤ always reach out to people
We need more people in this world like you
Thank you Michael. Very respectful as you always are.
What a nice way to pay respects to a man who left this world in such unfortunate circumstances. Thank you for all that you do here. You are a wonderful person.
This is the first time your content brought me to tears, so beautiful and respectful ❤
I’ve been binging the hell out of this channel since I found it two days ago, you the goat 🐐
What a beautiful video you have made again. Fantastic to give this attention to someone who has probably been forgotten by everyone since 1955. And so respectful to put flowers on his grave.
Im glad im not the only one who's into this kind of stuff and likes seeing where stuff happened. You get a feeling when you're there and seeing it
Thank you for sharing this moment. Now he will be known and respectfully remembered. Everyone needs to be remembered.
Great video sir. The LAPD Historical Museum has rights to this picture and sells copies of it to the public. It’s a unique picture because at that time the Los Angeles Police Department still operated the city’s ambulance service and the photo depicts that. Another historical point is that just a few blocks away is the neighborhood where Walter Collins was kidnapped. That incident was featured in the movie Changling.
Rest In Peace Arthur 💔💔💔. You and Jessica have so much empathy and compassion when sharing your stories with us ❤❤
Your videos are always very thoughtful and respectful.
You've just brought back this man's story and msy have helped someone in a dark place.
Thank You for doing this Video ..we need more people to reach out when things are tough ❤
What’s up Michael and Jessica hope you guys are doing well
Heartfelt and genuine tribute to a once forgotten, but now celebrated life.
Thank you Michael.
Thank you for telling his story! And marigolds are perfect for the season as they are a prominent part of Dia de los Muertos altars.
Many of us have followed you two, for a very long time. You are both very respectful, caring, non-exploitative people, so a posting like this is not surprising in the least bit. You keep alive those stories, of those from the past, who might be forever forgotten.
You covered this with a lot of care, compassion and sensitivity. Thank you, Michael.
Interesting video and respectfully presented. . Many thanks!
I’ve had that same awe of that picture and I grew up crossing that bridge all the time. The fact that there’s two more detectives on top of the bridge in the background and the fog gives it that aesthetic LA Noire look. It’s a sad but beautiful frame in time.
I always appreciate when people address reaching out to someone if you are ever feeling that way . Definitely not alone like you said ❤
Michael, this is truly heartbreaking. I could hear it in your voice. Thank you for sharing something so personal. Much love to Grimm Life. 🖤🖤
Thank you for this. I remember seeing true crime photos that my grandfather would show me from his days as a police officer. They are very powerful and emotional as this photo and story is. Thank you for sharing this story, message and keeping his memory alive.
Fascinating and heartbreaking. You always pull me into things I did not know about, and then make me feel empathy for people who are long gone, celebrities or not. You are solely responsible for my borderline infatuation with Buddy Holly. Thank you for all your and Baby Ghoul's hard work.
I wanna go camping with Grim collective and have them tell me campfire stories like "Are you afraid of the dark". One of the best channels on the Tube.
This is the classiest and most respectful channel when it comes to talking about true crime and celebrities that have passed on. Thank you for all you guys do! Haven't missed an episode since I subscribed a couple years ago.
So proud of you that you found the grave. Remember how we talked about it. Awesome video and a wonderful tribute for Arthur who is not anymore just a dead body in a picture. Great job
I respect what you do. It is great that you are doing this in remembrance of Mr. Levisee. Nobody other than his family would have known about this.
Thanks for the sharing that man story so sad when you hear people taking there lives, its truly heartbreaking. 🖤
Thank you for letting us know about this amazing man. God bless you, brother.
That is the saddest thing I've ever heard and the saddest picture. What could have been going through Arthur's mind when he committed suicide. It's so sad. Thank you Michael and Jessica for sharing this video with us and bringing him to light. We should all say a prayer for Arthur
RIP Young man. This video has stirred a lot of emotions about my eldest daughter 2 years ago. She never completed her intentions, and managed to talk to me before it was too late.
Very nice of you to do this michael, God bless you mate, you always do these respectfully and with true hearfelt emotion.
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Thank you for keeping this man's memory alive. You and Jessica are always so respectful when filming videos such as this. One of the things that keeps me coming back.
Another fantastic video, so thoughtful and respectful. You tell a story so well and bring us things we would never have known about
Heart moving video, Michael. You were very emotional. This video struck a chord. Rest in Peace, Arthur Levisee.
This was very touching. Someone must remember him. You have made sure he's not forgotten, thank you. ❤
Ps..is there any chance you could do a Rebel Without A Cause location video?
As always, I send so much love to you two. Michael, Jessica, I want both of your lives to be filled with joy and blessings. Your channel is beyond perfect. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love all your videos , but this one really touched me. You told a story about an unknown person, but still a person like all of us.
Aww, that was awesome leaving flowers in his grave. Thank you for sharing a very sad story💕
He had the Freemasonry logo on his grave! 🤔
My stepbrother left this world seven years ago from depression. He was soooo successful than me, and yet he couldn't find happiness in his success or love. I didn't know about it till it happened. He grew up with me, and then as we grew up, we separated through different paths of life. He moved back to NJ, and I just moved down South. I miss him and have fond memories as we were children growing up together.
Always good to do videos like this and remind people it's not worth giving up - not only for yourself but those who are left broken behind. Thank you.
Love youre dedication to these cases. 😊 i live in the LA area and its never crossed my mind that such a over looked area contains much rich history. Awesome vids 👌
Excellent editing, love u both and your channel. You helped me through many bad days when I was sad and lonely. I have really bad panic attacks and when I'm really anxious your energy always calms me down and I feel so much better. Your wife is so sweet and beautiful, both of you are.
Michael, that was so sweet of you to place flowers on Arthur's grave. What a sad story and end for Arthur. Much love and respect to you and Jessica. You both are very special people.
Thank you for doing this one. God bless you two.
This was a beautiful and thoughtful tribute, Michael. I’m sure Arthur is touched by what you’ve done. You are a lovely soul for doing this. ❤
Very touching video, it was so nice of you to respect him and bring it to us. You really are a very good person ❤️ . I hope Jessica is ok. Love you guys.
What a touching tribute to someone you never met, it's always nice to be remembered. Apparently he was a freemason (symbol on headstone) was married to Bertha Ida Shoenmon and they had a daughter Evelyn Mildred. No body knows what any body is going through, maybe the marriage wasn't so good, maybe it was mental, financial, could have been drugs or gambiling debt....who knows. Thank you Michael for bringing Arthur forward and telling his tale, and yours for that matter. Without Arthur, we "all" may not have ever met you and Jessica.
I always enjoy the true crime locations and stories you do. So respectful and well told.
What a kind soul for reminding us of a man who lived loved and hurt just like the rest of us do Know he is now in my heart as I did see the original photo after your touching story Rest peacefully Arthur Remembered from down under Happy Halloween Arthur RIP Thanks Grimm Life Love your work 🐨🦘🕸️🫎
This was touching. I can't keep a lump out of my throat. RIP Arthur.
Thank you Michael & Jessica for doing this Video in sort of a remembering the person who took his own life. If the scene haunted you then he wanted you to tell his story. Its so sad when someone takes there own life. You cant even know what he was thinking.. Thank you for remembering him.. ❤
A different type of video for you guys. Well done. Very respectful. I had an uncle who jumped off a building in Los Angeles. He was very young and got mixed up in a cult from what I was told. It's always tragic to hear something like that. 😕
These sorts of videos are never easy to watch. I have lost 3 people to suicide, some closer than others (my aunt being one), but still. Thank you for remembering him like this. I see he was also a brother mason 😞
That was very kind of you Michael, you are such a compassionate man.
Thank you for sharing your passion for this lost soul. We now will keep him in our thoughts❤❤❤❤❤ You are a kind soul.
February 17th is my dads birthday, but he was born after Arthurs death of course . I've always wanted to he an investigator myself but went to school for massage therapy instead, lol. I've never heard of this Arthur guy before. This is just a sad story, but I respect you telling his story and visiting him. You and Jessica are great people! Much love to you both❤
That's a Freemason symbol on the marker, that might lead to some more information...
I was about to say that as well .
Freemason society might be the cause of it, just my opinion.
I found some info online in a doc called Minder_John_and_Ann_Complete_Ancestry.pdf
Arthur Levisee was married to Bertha Schoeneman. His mother was Susan Fletcher and his father was unknown; his mother married Leonidas Levisee three years after Arthur was born and they lived in Washington state. Arthur was a brewer by occupation.
That opens up a can of worms. Free Masons have been hunted down for centuries. It's possible he was pushed off the bridge.
oh boy there's always that one in the comment section. look bigfoot told me there's no conspiracy here.
Your video made me cry you were so respectful 😔
I love that you tracked down the story behind the photo. Everyone has a story. ❤ (Also, I always enjoy when you point out movie locations. 😊)
Just found your channel today. I have already watched 3 videos. You are wonderful at story telling 🙌🏼
A beautiful tribute to a tragic event. It is truly remarkable how the scene of tragedy captured in the photograph inspired your career and compelled you to research this event and share the story with us. Thank you. Happy Halloween! 🤟🎃🤟
What a "nice" story! I had never heard of this man, but I personally find the stories about the unknowns the most intriguing than the known ones. This is where someone learns from. The stories of known ones are known to almost everyone. Thank you for this update!!
Grimes: thank you sharing this story and how respectful you were in telling such tragic story and may Arthur rest in peace.
You have a big heart ❤️ to take the time to tell this gentleman's story ❤
As a native angelino I’ve also done this. It’s nice to see other people pay respects to our dead
To being a sister of a younger brother who took his life at 18 this is heartbreaking. You never know what someone is going through in their lives.
Thank you for telling his story, I loved the flowers detail and how respectful you guys are. Much respect and admiration. 💚🖤