I grew up in the Ozarks in the MT National Forest. We swam in those Big and Little Piney rivers. Sadly my cousin died on that river. There are things out there after dark and we share a lot of lore with Appalachia. Enjoyed this one. Thanks for the documentary!
Thank you for the comment Alena. I camp in the Ozarks a few times a month and there are definitely strange things out there. I've actually made other videos about some of those strange encounters. If interested, check this one out: th-cam.com/video/K5vBI215zAU/w-d-xo.html
I have been there! Summer '22. When Loggers cleared the forest in the early days, they named it "a devil of an elbow " because of the difficulty of navigating the logs around the bend. I spent the summer and fall hunting ginseng all over that place. Beware, I got a nightmare infestation of seed ticks so extreme while in those woods that I packed up and left the country for good.
Wow that sounds like some bad ticks. If you watch the to the end I talk about where the name of the town came from and show some old logging footage. 11:56
See this is why you sir have a epic channel most overlanders just show coffee cooking campsites etc which I love but the weirdness of this with the story added on top just simply amazing
I live in SW Missouri & can tell you that we have a long tradition of separating our final resting place according to status, deeds, and religion while living. Still that way
It is remarkably beautiful to me that even though its decades and possibly even a century later, with names missing, families long gone, history and stories lost people are still leaving flowers, rubber ducks etc. A wonderful example of how kind, co passionate and wholesome we're all truly capable of being. That just touched me, especially when those actions are contrasted against the actions of those who have broken the stones themselves, the dichotomy is remarkable & powerful. Thank you so much for the information, humanity and more. My best to you and yours, you have a new subscriber in me 💙🌻💙
I went to a boarding school called Thanks to Calvary that bordered the Piney there in Devils Elbow. Some nights we’d hear hundreds of coyotes howl in the hills seemingly all around us. The place gave me the creeps at night. I was there from 2000- 2002 till I turned 18. The actual boarding school was a bad experience. It was like prison. I wasn’t a troubled youth. I have Asperger syndrome and ADD. M adopted parents sent my sister and I there.
I live a few miles away and haven’t ever thought about those graves. I filmed a video in the area about a month ago and went into the cemetery, but never wondered why her grave was so far away from it. Thanks for sharing these theories on it.
Also Eliza was not a witch. She was simply widowed young. See, as the town itself "Mayfield" was beginning to grow into itself Eliza and her husband preferred to build their house off a bit yonder from the village's main peremeter. Now, when her husband died, she just fell to pieces and kept to herself in their small cabin.. she has a friend in the main village part of Mayfield, and as many as hand full of folk"s tried to convince her to move closer near them but she refused and continued to maintain living there until her death. And as the story goes, She remains where she is that lonely grave because she simply passed away right there. Word has it, snow was so darn bad during the days she passed away they just left her be on account they just couldn't' get her to the graveyard.
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A few minutes into the video I was like hmm I like this guy I think I'll subscribe, and as I was going to click the subscribe button, you gave that office superstitious quote and I was firmly sold lmao
I floated the big piney with my parents mothers day 1982. We went around the bend at devils elbow and there was a tree growing almost all the way across the river, from one bank to the other, with only about 1 foot of space between the tree and the water. Our little jonboat didnt have a motor so we couldn't help but go straight into it. My dad and i could swim like fishes so when we flipped he and i went under and swam across. My mother couldnt swim. She jumped on top of the tree, straddled it, and tied the string from her old orange lifejacket in knots and double knots around the tree trunk. The fishermen who finally rescued her said it was harder to cut through the knots than it was to hold their boat still while they were cutting. The following weekend, my dad and uncle went back out there and cut the tree down. The water under the tree was only 3 feet deep. I havent thought about that in a long time. Thanks for the memory
@@BakerOverland that's honestly an awesome pitch for a show. people love mystery and true crime. I bet there are plenty of off-road/outdoors/roadtrip places to cover for plenty of content surrounding folk lore and whatnot. would be sick
This is SUCH a cool video, amazing story, and YOU SIR are an incredible storyteller and editor!!!!! I'd watch an hour of this content straight. Please oh please do more videos like this one!!!! This was the best thing I've seen in a long while.
I'm from there. Born and raised I've never heard this before it's got my attention. I still live close at the dog and I spend a lot of time on the piney in the summer.
@@BakerOverland it's much more decrepit, forgotten and off the beaten path. The headstones are broken from old times, in similar fashion to these. At some point in the 80s I assume someone used it as a tire dump. Trees all grown through it, very cool spot to see. Early 1800s to early 1900s
Great video, I love watching your content. I live on Vancouver island in BC and really want to travel to the Ozarks, looks magical. Keep up the good work.
Nice one I've surprisingly never heard of this before & fascinated by the Ozarks new subscriber for this great presentation of a video I felt like I was with you the whole time!
You need to go back to that area. Not far from there are some commemorative crosses of a few people who were murdered in the 70s. I could be wrong on the era. Also, you should visit the Poor Farm. It is located not far from Roubidoux Park, which is also interesting.
We moved to Missouri in 2017 from Texas. The property we bought is a really old farmstead with rich history. I didn’t know about this lore and it’s right in our area. I’ll have to do some exploring!
Oh really? Is it common for all but the children to break too? Not being snarky I'm genuinely curious. I've been to hundreds of cemeteries from that time period in the Ozarks and never seen that.
There is a man here in Indiana where I live that he goes around and repairs broken headstones he does a really good job. He might look him up by Google Indiana headstone repair because I don’t know his name.
@BakerOverland I plan on it . I am a female solo paranormal investigator and I will take Video and I will Try to communicate with her If I can find her gravesite
Exactly Baker, people just dont have tolerance they believe if someone is different to them or the "Normal" their sick or evil, so pathetic. Hope she rests in peace
For the love of God. Local girl here. Lived in Laquey for years, temporarily living out of state, know this area and a ton of its local history, and more importantly, I know the local culture....it was probably meth heads that wrecked that cemetery. Ask anyone around. Meth heads and druggies.
Hate that! I’ve visited hundreds of cemeteries in the area and never seen one as vandalized as Mayfield. So sad. On a different note: thank you for watching and commenting. I bet you have a bunch of interesting stories to tell being from the area.
@@BakerOverlandThat area is full of local histories and mysteries, and yes, i know several. If you are looking for a good paranormal one, you might look into Bloodland.
Yes typically let it smolder while praying, meditating or just generally thinking peaceful thoughts. One of the Indigenous North American's medicines. Tobacco, Cedar and sweet grass being the other three.
Come back to the Elbow I grew up here meet me at the witches grave and I’ll give you the real story mayfield cemetery is the cemetery of the town of Mayfield that is just down the road from the cemetery Come on back and we’ll talk over coffee
Vandalism. So sad and wrong. The cemetery where I have family has been vandalized. Our plot has a corner marker that has been stolen twice. A friend was with me and spotted it once. It disappeared again. Why do people do this is beyond me?
They have no respect for ppl and it's wrong to mess with anyone grave I have stolen stuff I ain't proud of too feed my habbit to drugs I never would take anything from a grave
Some of the local's descendants should know about her.. Lots of mountain healer were called witches. My own great granny was called as such but all she did was tell fortunes, a mountain woman. I wish I had known her...
@@BakerOverland No dont take a camera, compliment their veg gardens etc Then ask them. 1905 is not that long ago as for recent ancester. A granddad or older uncle or aunts my know something. I kow they called my granny a witch but she was not, only did good things and did read cards but telling and retelling can by the time it gets told with passing of time, they were a devil etc..
Doesn't take much to go from being a healer to a witch in the Ozarks. Be careful who you help, you can end up with a finger pointed at your back or worse.
You're only talking but, I can feel the music. People are cruel. The Ada witch is another one. The woman who was suspected to be her, had her grave vandalized terribly, even when it had been proven that she was not.
I live clost to skull bone next to devils canon in Tn, there just names from old times nothing creepy linked to them. Most of these names are just cool sounding or for keeping other ethnicities away not that I agree with that but it was the purpose of the names. Atleast for skull bone I mean they still have the tree with a 20ft branck id say another tree personally where they hung ppl.....
This is a true story I am going to tell you. My husband was drunk and wanted to go fishing so he took us out to the Mayfield cemetery . My dog got out of car but strangely she jumped right back in. I had a bad feeling so I tutned my car around just incase I needed to leave. My husband took his fishing pole and can . Ot was not to long he comes running back muddy all over,no fishing pole or can. He said lets get out of here ,something pushed me down 3 time and held me. I laughed and said your drunk you probably just fell down . He said BS i know when i am being pushed and held, i am npt stupid! Well as we was leaving I seen a bright light in the sky through the trees then,my car lights went deam i could barely see road I thought it was the alternator going bad. I didnt thonk we would make it home..but my car was fine the next day never replace anything. ??? Idk what happened...that is the back side of Fort Wood military base so maybe the light in sky was a experiment. ?
There's 4 different songs used in that stretch. 00:00 - 00:35 is 'Chanting Witches' by Jon Björk. 00:36 - 01:15 is 'Lurken and Craven' by Polar Nights. 01:16 - 03:43 is 'Baptized and Buried' by Will Harrison. 03:43 - is 'Spirit of The West' by Roy Williams.
Good video by nothing is more annoying than people making stuff up as they go along. Maybe the headstones were cracked bc they fell over or bc they're old and the earth shifts and they fall over. Doesn't mean in was retaliation. This is how rumors get started and twisted.
@@BakerOverland Sorry for confusion, Michael and Mary Lou Lake were victims of deep level Occultism in Ozark's. Question was in regard to this video being part 5. Was wondering where the other uploads are? 1-4 Thanks for responding
The vandalism had nothing to do with it. Rowdy people doing rowdy things. Teens, drunks, etc. Hunting location with places to camp, and a biker bar ... The local library has some information on her and her daughter.
If you started your video/adventure thing that your doing, at the Mayfield cemetery itself, then you well know you already passed Eliza's grave in doing so. Stop playing... You said you didn't keep directions exactly where her exact grave was last time you were here, but you gonna keep going on and hope for the best. Then your footage of your journey to find the grave was about 20 miles back tracked back over to where the whole river side is, by the bridge you have to pass when you originally came in and went to the cemetery. That being said, you have now not only passed Eliza's grave once, but now twice. And are now heading there thrice . You can't get to Mayfield cemetery without passing right by Eliza. Why did you want people to think you were going on a bigger adventure than you are. Weird.
Great observations! I actually started making the video several weeks before the opening shots at Mayfield. We shot the entire thing at night but sadly I lost all the footage. So I reshot everything a few weeks later during the day. The first thing I shot was Eliza’s grave. However, I edited the video out of sequence in order for the story to flow better. When I film the projects I go into them with a shot list but do not always shoot chronologically. Some of the shots in this video aren’t even in Missouri! (The river shot I’m driving by is in Arkansas actually). I love that you noticed and commented on that. You sound like the type of person that would understand and do well in film production. Thank you for watching and commenting.
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I grew up in the Ozarks in the MT National Forest. We swam in those Big and Little Piney rivers. Sadly my cousin died on that river. There are things out there after dark and we share a lot of lore with Appalachia. Enjoyed this one. Thanks for the documentary!
Thank you for the comment Alena. I camp in the Ozarks a few times a month and there are definitely strange things out there. I've actually made other videos about some of those strange encounters. If interested, check this one out: th-cam.com/video/K5vBI215zAU/w-d-xo.html
I'm a witch, and if I ever end up there, I'll be certain to leave an offering.
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I have been there! Summer '22. When Loggers cleared the forest in the early days, they named it "a devil of an elbow " because of the difficulty of navigating the logs around the bend. I spent the summer and fall hunting ginseng all over that place. Beware, I got a nightmare infestation of seed ticks so extreme while in those woods that I packed up and left the country for good.
Wow that sounds like some bad ticks. If you watch the to the end I talk about where the name of the town came from and show some old logging footage. 11:56
I’m gna say it loud for the people in the back: P E R M E T H E R I N. And never worry about ticks again.
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See this is why you sir have a epic channel most overlanders just show coffee cooking campsites etc which I love but the weirdness of this with the story added on top just simply amazing
Thanks bro. Right there with you. Camping videos get old pretty fast for me. I need some sort of story/weirdness to chase. 😎
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You have a gift for storytelling! Really enjoy your content.
Jeffrey, bro, thanks!
I live in SW Missouri & can tell you that we have a long tradition of separating our final resting place according to status, deeds, and religion while living. Still that way
Interesting
@@BakerOverland where I live we have separate cemeteries (or sections) for former slaves, protestants, catholics, family plots, etc
Looks to me like some folks been coming there showing her some love cuz she had more flowers on her grave than anybody else
You’re definitely correct. Lots of folks had visited her grave before me clearly.
It is remarkably beautiful to me that even though its decades and possibly even a century later, with names missing, families long gone, history and stories lost people are still leaving flowers, rubber ducks etc. A wonderful example of how kind, co passionate and wholesome we're all truly capable of being. That just touched me, especially when those actions are contrasted against the actions of those who have broken the stones themselves, the dichotomy is remarkable & powerful. Thank you so much for the information, humanity and more. My best to you and yours, you have a new subscriber in me 💙🌻💙
Thank you Danielle! I'm right there with you too. Such dramatically different approaches to this woman. I know which side I want to be on.
Dude your story telling and editing is absolutely top tier. Well done as always Caleb! 🙌
Thanks bro. Just trying to keep up with you!
Dude this is awesome, spooky story telling, slightly supernatural stuff, exploration, overland, Tacomas? Absolutely awesome!
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I went to a boarding school called Thanks to Calvary that bordered the Piney there in Devils Elbow. Some nights we’d hear hundreds of coyotes howl in the hills seemingly all around us. The place gave me the creeps at night. I was there from 2000- 2002 till I turned 18. The actual boarding school was a bad experience. It was like prison. I wasn’t a troubled youth. I have Asperger syndrome and ADD. M adopted parents sent my sister and I there.
Wow! That sounds horrible. I didn’t realize there was a boarding school there. I’m sorry you had a bad experience.
I live a few miles away and haven’t ever thought about those graves. I filmed a video in the area about a month ago and went into the cemetery, but never wondered why her grave was so far away from it. Thanks for sharing these theories on it.
I may be wrong but it sure seems odd.
Also Eliza was not a witch. She was simply widowed young. See, as the town itself "Mayfield" was beginning to grow into itself Eliza and her husband preferred to build their house off a bit yonder from the village's main peremeter. Now, when her husband died, she just fell to pieces and kept to herself in their small cabin.. she has a friend in the main village part of Mayfield, and as many as hand full of folk"s tried to convince her to move closer near them but she refused and continued to maintain living there until her death. And as the story goes, She remains where she is that lonely grave because she simply passed away right there. Word has it, snow was so darn bad during the days she passed away they just left her be on account they just couldn't' get her to the graveyard.
That makes sense to me. Thanks for sharing!
Looks like i found a gem of a channel here.
That means a lot man. I appreciate it!
ive jus found ur channel...i like u to know I LOVE LOVE LOVE it!!!ur story telling along with the adventures with family & friends has me in awe...everything u do in ur vids is beautifully done...the places u go r beautiful...i live in HENDERSON,NV n dont get to c that kind of country...i didnt grow up camping or vacationing with family like ur doing...i thank you...everything about ur vids r perfectly done...cant wait to c more...
Ana, I love that it’s working for you. Thank you for the kind words. I hope you’ll stick around and subscribe! ❤️
@@anasonone2 Well, thank you!😇
A few minutes into the video I was like hmm I like this guy I think I'll subscribe, and as I was going to click the subscribe button, you gave that office superstitious quote and I was firmly sold lmao
🤣🤣🤣🫡 Had to. Thanks for the sub.
I love your storytelling and I seriously need some video editing tips from ya! Great video!
Thanks bro that's super encouraging to hear. I know a David Smith. Are you the one I know? 🧐
Great video! Great storytelling Caleb! I could be wrong but sounded like Benji talking about being a little "stitious". Funny!
Haha thanks so much. It was me saying that but I'm pretty sure I've heard him say it before too.
Well crap just came back from Missouri lol looks like I’m making another trip back. Thanks lol awesome video
Dude I've been in Missouri more the last 30 days than I have the last year. So much cool stuff in Mark Twain no one talks about.
@BakerOverland yea we was at hahatonka state park for 3 days. Such a cool place.
I just found ur chanel and definitely intrigued me ! Thank you I'm loving this !!!
Thank you so much. I’ve got some more Route 66 spooky content in the works so I hope you’ll stick around!
I did route 66 a few years ago I wish I knew this story then. Thanks for doing this video
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Wow what an amazing story and video! Love it! Great job with this
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I enjoy a good story! The wife and I like to explore haunted enchanted places.
Thanks dude.
I was surprised you don’t have more subscribers! I love you and your content
Hopefully you’ll subscribe and help me out! 😊
I used to live in devils elbow but I have never heard any of this. Thanks for the video
If you are back in the area you should check it out. Wild story.
I know where the cemetery is, but where exactly is her gravesite?I've been up and down all those hunting grounds , never seen that.
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I floated the big piney with my parents mothers day 1982. We went around the bend at devils elbow and there was a tree growing almost all the way across the river, from one bank to the other, with only about 1 foot of space between the tree and the water. Our little jonboat didnt have a motor so we couldn't help but go straight into it. My dad and i could swim like fishes so when we flipped he and i went under and swam across. My mother couldnt swim. She jumped on top of the tree, straddled it, and tied the string from her old orange lifejacket in knots and double knots around the tree trunk. The fishermen who finally rescued her said it was harder to cut through the knots than it was to hold their boat still while they were cutting. The following weekend, my dad and uncle went back out there and cut the tree down. The water under the tree was only 3 feet deep. I havent thought about that in a long time. Thanks for the memory
Wow! So glad you guys were ok. Thank you for sharing such a cool story!
Dude your production skills are next level. That intro was pro docuseries level
Thanks bro. Would be rad to do a docuseries on this. Netflix hook it up! 🤣
@@BakerOverland that's honestly an awesome pitch for a show. people love mystery and true crime. I bet there are plenty of off-road/outdoors/roadtrip places to cover for plenty of content surrounding folk lore and whatnot. would be sick
This is SUCH a cool video, amazing story, and YOU SIR are an incredible storyteller and editor!!!!! I'd watch an hour of this content straight. Please oh please do more videos like this one!!!! This was the best thing I've seen in a long while.
Thank you! This video was chapter 5 in a series. You can go watch the other chapters if you like. ❤️❤️
I'm from there. Born and raised I've never heard this before it's got my attention. I still live close at the dog and I spend a lot of time on the piney in the summer.
That’s so cool. I’m honored that you found my video and watched it. I hope you’ll stick around!
I will and tomorrow I'm going to find Mayfield cemetery with another long time local!!!@@BakerOverland
Right ? All the time we lived there + camping & fishing in the area. Never heard of this either.
Love it! Hate that you lost that night footage, I bet some of it was pretty eerie!
Yeah, I was super bummed about that. Live and learn.
I live 15 miles from there. You should check out the old cook cemetery here along the gasconade in Mark twain, it's even creepier
Really? Why’s that??
@@BakerOverland it's much more decrepit, forgotten and off the beaten path. The headstones are broken from old times, in similar fashion to these. At some point in the 80s I assume someone used it as a tire dump. Trees all grown through it, very cool spot to see. Early 1800s to early 1900s
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I can't get over the beautiful shots you got in this! I have to know what type of camera and drone you use! Haha!
Thank you for the kind words. I use a Sony A7s IV camera with a 24-70mm G Master lens. My drone is a DJI Air 2s.
@@BakerOverland Thank you so much! Keep up the good work man! You make amazing videos! I love them!
Awesome video. Man you have such a GREAT gift as a storyteller. Love your stuff. Keep up the good work
Appreciate that Paul. Will do.
You are a really good story teller.
I try to be! Thank you for saying that.
Great video, I love watching your content. I live on Vancouver island in BC and really want to travel to the Ozarks, looks magical. Keep up the good work.
Let me know if you head this way! My bud @geefrombc is up in your area.
@@BakerOverland will do for sure.
Awesome job. I've been in that area(not filmed it yet)many times and i know i couldn't even make it half as interesting as you did lol.
It’s a cool area. Would love to see your video if you ever do one there.
Probably around September. I got some places that will require some hiking and it ain't happening in this heat lol
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That was classic Baker storytelling!!! Great stuff!
Haha awesome. Thanks Tony.
I love this story and how you presented it. Thank you 💜🌾
Thank you for watching! Love your channel name too. ❤️
I've been to the grave site before. Very interesting how people continue to bring gifts. Great off-roading as well, lol!
It’s a cool spot. Trails are mostly just gravel roads though so the off-roading wasn’t that interesting to me. Still cool area.
Nice one I've surprisingly never heard of this before & fascinated by the Ozarks new subscriber for this great presentation of a video I felt like I was with you the whole time!
Thanks! Glad you found my channel.
Another great video that I've come to expect from you.
Thanks Kurt. Trying to make cool stuff and having fun doing it!
@BakerOverland you do and I can tell you have fun doing it
I want to read a book about this story! So cool!
Oh yeah books
You have to be able to read @@BakerOverland
@@NotTheMothMan2.0 not my strong suit
There's. A. Book?
@@naomigerhard2629 no but there should be!
TH-cam give me the recommendations on your channel 😊 I love mystery & unsolved stories & I subscribe your channel.thnks fr the video.have a nice day
So glad you found my content friend! Thank you for subscribing too!!
Love your style of creating videos
Thanks so much!
Awesome luv this content real history with a pinch of corny spooky scary story
Nailed it on the head haha. Thanks friend.
New here. This is awesome so glad I came across your video
So glad you are here! Thanks for commenting. Hope you’ll stick around. About to drop a pretty epic new video. 😎
You need to go back to that area. Not far from there are some commemorative crosses of a few people who were murdered in the 70s. I could be wrong on the era. Also, you should visit the Poor Farm. It is located not far from Roubidoux Park, which is also interesting.
Thank you so much for the info. I’ll do some research.
Yes there is such a place called devils elbow I know because I live there many years ago and I loved it there
It’s a beautiful little town isn’t it?
Yes it is I plan on moving back one
It's very fascinating. I'm gonna need to check that out.
Crazy history. Def do a deep dive.
Great channel 🎉
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We moved to Missouri in 2017 from Texas. The property we bought is a really old farmstead with rich history. I didn’t know about this lore and it’s right in our area. I’ll have to do some exploring!
Love that. Explore and tell us what you find!
You look so much like my UNC Kenny that has past brother, I sent this video to my mom
That’s crazy! I’m sorry to hear that he passed. Hopefully I brought back some good memories. ❤️❤️
Yes Sir.
I live in Flagstaff AZ rt 66 passes right thru. 🇲🇽🌵👻🌵🇺🇸
So cool!
This. Is. My. First. Time. On. Your. Channel
Welcome!
Why. So. Many. Periods……………………..?
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Actually, those old tombstones like that, from that era, DO tend to break in straight lines like that.
Oh really? Is it common for all but the children to break too? Not being snarky I'm genuinely curious. I've been to hundreds of cemeteries from that time period in the Ozarks and never seen that.
I like how open minded you are man good content
Thanks man! Hope you'll sub and stick around!
There is a man here in Indiana where I live that he goes around and repairs broken headstones he does a really good job. He might look him up by Google Indiana headstone repair because I don’t know his name.
That’s cool.
Great vids man!❤
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Just because one labels you a witch doesn’t mean you’re bad.
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Very true. I am a white witch who practices Wicca
I live in edgar Springs, Which is only forty minutes away and did a book on route sixty-six and never knew that this evening existed
@@tracysmith5495you should go check it out! It’s really creepy and cool.
@BakerOverland I plan on it . I am a female solo paranormal investigator and I will take Video and I will Try to communicate with her If I can find her gravesite
Great job on the video
Thanks man. I love making videos like this. Curious… are you new to my channel or have you seen my content before?
Yes sir. That was my first time watching a video you made
@@garyhemrick4697 Love it! Hope you'll stick around! I've got a bunch more videos like this in the works.
Awesome video!
Glad you dug it dude
Very interesting
Wild place!
Exactly Baker, people just dont have tolerance they believe if someone is different to them or the "Normal" their sick or evil, so pathetic. Hope she rests in peace
That’s kind of my thoughts too. She probably wasn’t a bad person. Just misunderstood. Thanks for watching and commenting!
great video!
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Great video - really enjoyed this and watching from Laos! What is the music that starts around 1:20? 🙏
Thanks bro. The song is called "Baptized And Buried", by Will Harrison. I licensed it here: www.epidemicsound.com/track/srrp5dSgR8/
@@BakerOverland Thank you my man. And I look forward to some more videos!
Baptized and Buried nice
Great song
Great job Caleb, I will sit on the bank of the river with you at night 😊
Hard pass dude.
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@@BakerOverlandI’m in too. Let’s go!
@@jacobsirratt7919ok I’m down haha
@@BakerOverland say when.
Well done sir
Thanks for watching Ryan.
For the love of God. Local girl here. Lived in Laquey for years, temporarily living out of state, know this area and a ton of its local history, and more importantly, I know the local culture....it was probably meth heads that wrecked that cemetery. Ask anyone around. Meth heads and druggies.
Hate that! I’ve visited hundreds of cemeteries in the area and never seen one as vandalized as Mayfield. So sad.
On a different note: thank you for watching and commenting. I bet you have a bunch of interesting stories to tell being from the area.
@@BakerOverlandThat area is full of local histories and mysteries, and yes, i know several. If you are looking for a good paranormal one, you might look into Bloodland.
Leaving sage to remove negative energy.
Is that what that is for?
Yes typically let it smolder while praying, meditating or just generally thinking peaceful thoughts. One of the Indigenous North American's medicines. Tobacco, Cedar and sweet grass being the other three.
@@jamienightingale707 I learned something new today! Thanks for sharing.
I have a crush on this man
Hahaha
Come back to the Elbow I grew up here meet me at the witches grave and I’ll give you the real story mayfield cemetery is the cemetery of the town of Mayfield that is just down the road from the cemetery Come on back and we’ll talk over coffee
Sounds interesting 🧐
Hey, I'm there too! Maybe you can show me where Jesse James lived, after he faked his death!
The office reference😂
Had to 🤣
Vandalism. So sad and wrong. The cemetery where I have family has been vandalized. Our plot has a corner marker that has been stolen twice. A friend was with me and spotted it once. It disappeared again. Why do people do this is beyond me?
Disrespecting the dead is one of the lowest levels a human can stoop. Hate seeing that kind of utter nonsense.
They have no respect for ppl and it's wrong to mess with anyone grave I have stolen stuff I ain't proud of too feed my habbit to drugs I never would take anything from a grave
Some of the local's descendants should know about her.. Lots of mountain healer were called witches. My own great granny was called as such but all she did was tell fortunes, a mountain woman. I wish I had known her...
Yeah I would love to talk to more of the locals. I actually tried but the ones I reached out to weren’t interested in talking on camera.
@@BakerOverland No dont take a camera, compliment their veg gardens etc Then ask them. 1905 is not that long ago as for recent ancester. A granddad or older uncle or aunts my know something. I kow they called my granny a witch but she was not, only did good things and did read cards but telling and retelling can by the time it gets told with passing of time, they were a devil etc..
Doesn't take much to go from being a healer to a witch in the Ozarks. Be careful who you help, you can end up with a finger pointed at your back or worse.
Good to know.
You're only talking but, I can feel the music.
People are cruel. The Ada witch is another one. The woman who was suspected to be her, had her grave vandalized terribly, even when it had been proven that she was not.
Hate that. Yes, some people are very cruel. Thanks for watching and commenting friend!
I live clost to skull bone next to devils canon in Tn, there just names from old times nothing creepy linked to them. Most of these names are just cool sounding or for keeping other ethnicities away not that I agree with that but it was the purpose of the names. Atleast for skull bone I mean they still have the tree with a 20ft branck id say another tree personally where they hung ppl.....
Wild! Devil’s Elbow just was named due to the bend on the river. A “devil of an elbow”.
This is a true story I am going to tell you. My husband was drunk and wanted to go fishing so he took us out to the Mayfield cemetery . My dog got out of car but strangely she jumped right back in. I had a bad feeling so I tutned my car around just incase I needed to leave. My husband took his fishing pole and can . Ot was not to long he comes running back muddy all over,no fishing pole or can. He said lets get out of here ,something pushed me down 3 time and held me. I laughed and said your drunk you probably just fell down . He said BS i know when i am being pushed and held, i am npt stupid! Well as we was leaving I seen a bright light in the sky through the trees then,my car lights went deam i could barely see road I thought it was the alternator going bad. I didnt thonk we would make it home..but my car was fine the next day never replace anything. ??? Idk what happened...that is the back side of Fort Wood military base so maybe the light in sky was a experiment. ?
Now that is a wild story. It definitely makes you wonder…
Local groups do use it as a ritual site.
Interesting…
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Decided to do an early release for members.
Does anyone have the title of the music from the beginning to about 4-5 min? I’m loving the sound but I don’t see it in the description 🥲
There's 4 different songs used in that stretch.
00:00 - 00:35 is 'Chanting Witches' by Jon Björk.
00:36 - 01:15 is 'Lurken and Craven' by Polar Nights.
01:16 - 03:43 is 'Baptized and Buried' by Will Harrison.
03:43 - is 'Spirit of The West' by Roy Williams.
@@BakerOverland thank you so much! Great tunes and great video!
A little stitious..lol. Michael Scott
Had to. 🤣
@BakerOverland I would have too.!! Lol. Sneak more Office references in!
Good video by nothing is more annoying than people making stuff up as they go along. Maybe the headstones were cracked bc they fell over or bc they're old and the earth shifts and they fall over. Doesn't mean in was retaliation.
This is how rumors get started and twisted.
That’s why I asked people to tell me what they think. If it was natural or intentional. I literally say that in the video…
Not satanic star, has to be upside down to claim such a thing. Pentagram upright is not evil.
Good to know.
Witches don't believe in a Devil. I can say that because I am a Witch, formally from the Missouri Ozarks.
Thanks for the info!
Haunted
Probably.
Well, if you were a medicine person or healer you were considered a witch in most places. Especially the highly religious area's.
Wow. That’s pretty crazy.
Mary Lou Lake, where are the other segments?
Not sure what you are asking.
@@BakerOverland Sorry for confusion, Michael and Mary Lou Lake were victims of deep level Occultism in Ozark's.
Question was in regard to this video being part 5. Was wondering where the other uploads are? 1-4
Thanks for responding
You can watch the first 4 chapters here: th-cam.com/play/PL0en0HkOw_xipvJOErIYq8rr_FUTwbKhe.html&si=IMIBsZzhS2Q8Nve-
@@BakerOverland thank you! very much
The vandalism had nothing to do with it. Rowdy people doing rowdy things. Teens, drunks, etc. Hunting location with places to camp, and a biker bar ...
The local library has some information on her and her daughter.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
Needs Holy water sprinkled on it.
You think?
I. Think. Intentional
Same.
Music intro plz🙏sounds like "600lbs of sin" but I don't know...😉
It's called, "Chanting Witches" by Jon Björk www.epidemicsound.com/track/O8Wfif28bA/
1 Corinthians 15:1-4
The gospel of our salvation. Spread the news. JESUS IS RETURNING ANY MINUTE. AMEN
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That last part about Devil's Elbow, the myth is a lot of crap. :P
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If you started your video/adventure thing that your doing, at the Mayfield cemetery itself, then you well know you already passed Eliza's grave in doing so. Stop playing... You said you didn't keep directions exactly where her exact grave was last time you were here, but you gonna keep going on and hope for the best.
Then your footage of your journey to find the grave was about 20 miles back tracked back over to where the whole river side is, by the bridge you have to pass when you originally came in and went to the cemetery. That being said, you have now not only passed Eliza's grave once, but now twice. And are now heading there thrice . You can't get to Mayfield cemetery without passing right by Eliza. Why did you want people to think you were going on a bigger adventure than you are. Weird.
Great observations! I actually started making the video several weeks before the opening shots at Mayfield. We shot the entire thing at night but sadly I lost all the footage. So I reshot everything a few weeks later during the day. The first thing I shot was Eliza’s grave. However, I edited the video out of sequence in order for the story to flow better. When I film the projects I go into them with a shot list but do not always shoot chronologically. Some of the shots in this video aren’t even in Missouri! (The river shot I’m driving by is in Arkansas actually). I love that you noticed and commented on that. You sound like the type of person that would understand and do well in film production. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Seems like a waste of a trip for only a few minutes at the gravesite of a so called witch - would have liked more backstory on all this
Fair enough. Maybe I’ll do a follow up?
Not the name of the town. I'm a local. It's the name of a stretch of road. And bend in the river loggers used. There WAS a biker bar.
Wish the biker bar was open! Looked really cool.
@BakerOverland had great burgers back in the day. Lol. Had bras all over the ceiling lol I'm sure there are photos online somewhere lol
@@tamaska2000 Sounds like my kind of place lol
In 1892 women who practiced WITCHCRAFT SORCERY OR BLACK MAJIC.
Not sure what this means.
Or if you refused to sleep with a man they would also call you a witch 😂