Ron, I've always wondered about death. In July 1970 at the age of six I witnessed my 10 yearold neighbor who was also my best friend hit by a car on the highway in front of our house and tragically killed. The one thing that's always bothered me was just before the impact he turned around and waved at me as I was standing in my yard. I always wondered if I wasn't where I was if he'd be still here. I'm now 58 and can remember this like it was a week ago. I visit his grave still to this day.
There will be a resurrection at some point in the future. “Do not marvel at this, because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.”-JOHN 5:28, 29
This breaks my heart that you have always held on to this😢. Maybe it was his way of saying goodbye. You will see him again. And what a reunion it’ll be ❤
Thank you Ron, for highlighting Sarah Winchester's grave. I hadn't realized she was buried in Connecticut. I'm glad she is buried with her husband and baby. I've been to the Winchester Mystery House twice, and it really is something to see. Sarah was pretty ingenious with her building.
WOW! Again sir: out of the ballpark! I lived and worked in the SF Bay Area for many years, and I've been to the Winchester Mystery House several times. For some reason, I'd always had it in my mind that Mrs. Winchester was buried there on the grounds of that house🤔 Thank you for sharing this story.
I have lived in Monterey for almost 20 years and also have been there a couple of times. It’s such a great place to visit!!! I thought she was somewhere… I just forgot. 🫢
What a pretty headstone. Whatever she did in her personal life, she did not deserve to die. My dad always told me , "remember, birds of a feather flock together". I guess those three were birds of a feather. Your right, money still talks ... the whole reason for rewards. RiP Jenny. Another great story! Thanks Ron.
I’ve been to the Winchester mansion & took both of the in-depth tours. Her husband founded the Winchester repeating rifle & it killed thousands in the war. Sara also lost their new born baby, & then Mr. Winchester was devastated!! She had a seance in her home at the time & the Psychic told her that the spirits wanted her to move to California, but a rickety old empty farm house with a lot of acreage, and you must build onto it constantly..every single day, to get rid of the spirits that had died horrible deaths. So that’s what she did. She bought a yucchy house in Santa Clara with lots of acreage & began building & building non stop 365 days/24 hours a day. Sara lived a VERY LONG LIFE, so the raggedy little farm house became, on the outside, a beautiful gorgeous mansion. When Sara died every nail to build on stopped IMMEDIATELY!!! The inside is all crazy wonky…stairs to nowhere, doors that open to a solid brick wall. Staircases that go round & round & round until you find yourself in the same place you started!! It’s crazy!! But if you’re ever there, don’t miss going through it. It’s worth the price, which I forget right now, but it seemed reasonable. The earthquake of I believe 1902, did NOT ruin most the her mansion. It only set a small fire off (somehow) near the front chimneys. It was cheaply repaired & the vine went crazy & blocked the fire damage. It looked beautiful & still does so they let it grow & cover all the unsightly fire marred part up front. The ONLY thing I saw that kinda creeped me out, was a dining room blocked off in thick glass. I looked at the old crystal chandelier & it was perfectly still. I was at the back of the line while leaving. I turned one last time (have NO idea why..) & that chandelier was moving back & forth. The girl guide said “Did you see something?” Before I could say a word she said “You saw the chandelier move..didn’t you?” I was kinda at a loss for words. She just smiled & we left then.
Thank you for whoever got her head stone. Don’t need to know your name but just to let you know you’re very much appreciated. For everybody else here is also appreciate
Thanks for the story Ron. What a sad ending for Jennie, There was no Justice for her. Can't believe they got away with murderer. There is Divine Justice, RIP Jennie.
I am 60, grew up in Milford CT. My mom used to shop at Malley's. They had a really big bird cage with dozens of birds in it that we used to go see every time we shopped there. Who knew the history behind the family that started that store? Interesting, good job.
Very interesting story and I really like the music and sketches and pictures and sounds. Great story telling. You always have such interesting things to say. Beautiful monuments throughout the cemetery. Beautiful trees. So nice she has such a pretty stone to mark her resting place.
Wow! Very interesting story and also about the Winchester House. There was a TV movie inspired by the Winchester House called Rose Red. I was wondering if you would be able to do a video about Evalyn Walsh McLean the American socialite who was a victim of the Hope Diamond curse. That would be a very interesting video.
RIP poor Jennie! 😢 Ron! You just keep out doing yourself! The Drone footage, music 🎶 graphics! And animation! Even the sounds of a party 🥳 🎉 You don't disappoint! I must have heard about Sarah Winchester somewhere. I remember hearing of a huge mansion that was always under construction 🏗 And keeping the spirits away. I will definitely be interested in the content of the new channel. If you do it, I don't think it's gonna be weird! Take care and be safe Ron! 🙏 💕
You were in my town this time. I know that cemetery. I used to drive past it every day on my way to and from work. I’m glad my town got featured this time.
I remember this story from another channel a year or two ago. Thank you Ron for telling Jennie's story in such a heartfelt way. It's truly an art form.
I and some family members took the tour of the Winchester mansion in the late 60's . Rumors were that some people working there either painting or moving things got lost while inside the mansion and had to spend the night there . I liked the new things you added to tell this memorable story. Sad for her and her family. Great job.
La música, las tomas, las fotos, todo está muy bien, por eso ma encantan sus historias. Pobre jovencita, ni siquiera hubo justicia para ella, qué pena. Excelente video, gracias. Saludos afectuosos.
Sad and tragic story indeed. I can't believe that woman would use arsenic to improve their appearance, but then again I used expensive "creams" when I was younger and my dermatologist later told me the only way you'll look younger is to under go the "knife." Well I've said no to that, I've earned the wrinkles, thank you very much. Jennie appeared to be a nice young girl who was just trying to be friends with a young man that she really didn't want a relationship with. I hope she and all the other members of this cast are resting in peace. By the way, I love your Pink Floyd shirt. Keep up the great work in the videos.
Excellent story Ron! Of course, well narrated. Loved the music, pictures, dancing and the cemetery walk. She was a beautiful girl, so tragic to die so young 💔 😢. May all these young people,s souls R.I.P.
Good evening Ron . Ready for a great real story before bed lol . No seriously thank you for giving us the opportunity to pray for so many as we view there graves.R.I.P
Wow, what a story Ron. Poor Jennie, and that son of gun & his accomplice there getting away scot-free, typical with money. Just like you said "Money Talks" yep even today! Great Video!! Have yourself a great evening Ron and rest of your week..As always, be safe out there and take care ❤☺
I’ve seen the Winchester House and there is a unique story behind Sarah. She was a medium spiritualist that talked to her guides every night to find out what she needed to do on the house. The house isn’t what you would think it looks like. Sarah purchased painted glass from England that was over $1,000 or more for the house. There is no rifle room or gun room. There are no doors nailed. She did have her sister and niece live in the house till they passed. It’s a must see to get the full history of Sarah. No, her ghost doesn’t live in the house or anyone else.
Great story Ron you tell these stories so well and you can tell you work hard on these getting it perfected and all. Ty Ron for all you do ..this was a very sad story of Jennie Cramer.....waste of a sweet girl's life!!...bc of some men who fall I love with the girl and she is not interested in him that way...sad 😢...crazy and nuts this guy was...rip ms.jennie Cramer....and Ron you have safe travels wherever you go.... and walking in these cemeteries 🪦...be careful and I know you do...have a great week ahead and nice day Monday!!🇱🇷🎊🎉🌻🍁🍂🔥🏖️🥩🍔🌭🌽🍉
I just love what you do SO MUCH on this channel Ron and for all that have gone before us. The Winchester mansion story has always fascinated me. The drone footage, the sound quality, choice of music, story telling and guests you have on FOTF is top notch👌👍. (P.S. Great choice of T Shirt!😂) Thanks from across the pond 💜🇬🇧
I’ve been watching your channel for 2 years and I’ve never committed. I love your stories and your walks!!!! Your Pink Floyd shirt was awesome, one of my favorite bands!!! Georgia Girl here!!! Go Dawgs!!!!
Great job on this video Ron! Omg I didn’t even watch the video yet and I am sooo excited that you are covering Jennie’s story!!! I’m from CT and have done lots of research on her story. It is so very sad!!! I even found the sheet music that the young man played at her church service called Drifting with the Tide. What a sad story of what happened to her whole family after she was murdered. And all three or more basically got off Scott free! Evil!! The apples don’t fall far from the tree either as the father of Edward was suspected of having something to do with his wife’s death. There’s a book about this check it out. RIP Jennie and the Kramer family , we won’t forget you.
Yes I included that sheet music cover, drifting in the tide. Pretty eerie. Neat that you know this story so we’ll. The part that got to me the most is them getting away with it, and then having that party!!
My mother always talked about the other side of the tracks in their little town. The wealthy boys would go across the tracks and girls who'd be so pleased to have their attentions and it was never in their favor.
I live not far from New Haven and I never heard this story until now. Thank you for telling this story. What a shame that she never got the justice she deserved. RIP 🙏
Glad to see you in my neck of the woods! Never heard of this story before, but have enjoyed many a lunch in front of the Winchester grave! You also missed a very popular story from that cemetery. Look up the legend of Midnight Mary! Great New England lore there! Cheers!
Hi,here from the UK.I love to follow the stories you tell and I can tell you even though they are terribly sad they are a welcome change to what else is happening in the UK at the moment.keep doing what you are doing I've passed you on to all my friends and family.
I love your stories, grab the blanket, pillow and curl up to listen. Jenny was so innocent and young, and she probably didn't know that she was in danger. Her mother should of stepped in sooner instead of telling her to leave the house. REST IN PEACE JENNY!
Thank you so much for honoring forgotten people who may have meant so much to family. We love you, your vids and your channel! Your voice and story telling should win an Emmy award!👍🏻😊
I’ve been in the Winchester Mansion in San Jose CA. They were in the process of filming the movie about it while I was there so some of the areas were blocked off, but it is really something to see. Windows in the floor and all kinds of weird stuff. Definitely something to see.
Nice job on this video, Ron! Thank you for showing how Jennie and so many women of that era were victims of injustice. They deserve to be remembered. ❤
I loved the period music and pictures in this video. Poor Jennie never got justice because a rich family got the guilty member out of it. Sickening. Ron, love your taste in music. So glad you chose to do this story, I had not heard of it.
Incredible video that gave a real sense of life back then as well as telling a tragic story. I feel sorry for Jennie's mother. She tried to stop her daughter. Jennie wasn't thinking and it cost her her life.
Sad that they really got away with it just because they had money. Glad Jennie has her stone . You would think back then with all the formalities of courting etc. young ladies like her would be more protected. The Winchester graves sure are stricking. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
Mr. Ron, you have really honed your talent in regard to these, "Story Times" videos. Very much enjoyed it. I have to admit, though it was penned by a murderer, "Under the Elms" is a lovely melody. I do wonder if it haunted him for the rest of his days?
Ron this was a beautiful tribute with both story, song and all the old videos. Sad but interesting all the way through!! You did a spectacular job telling this story. RIP JENNIE 🌹🥀
New sub here in Claxton, GA. I completely enjoy these videos and all the back stories. Its very fascinating. Everyone deserves to have their story told!! Thank you
Thank you for your respectful coverage and visits. I have always loved visiting old graveyards and seeing the stories told by the headstones. You might like to read “Maggie’s Revenge “ by Hollis Palmer. Thanks Carol T
I have an antique 1880s print that advertises a book about "The Beautiful Victim of the Elm City" and the "Terrible Fate of the Trusting and Unfortunate JENNIE E. CRAMER" which is "Giving All the Particulars That Can Be Ascertained About" the people mentioned in this video "MISS ANNIE BLANCHE DOUGLASS, WALTER MALLEY, AND JAMES MALLEY, Jr." who are "Alleged Participants in this TERRIBLE SOCIAL TRAGEDY". Printed by M.J. Ivers & Co. 86 Nassau Street, New York" and listed as "PRICE TEN CENTS". I live near New Haven and always wondered what this case was about. This handbill was printed and later framed in a wooden frame with glass over the front. The headline of the promotional bill reads: "AN ATTRACTIVE NEW BOOK, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS".
Hi Ron. I am one of your many viewers. I was in awe when I seen this video and saw you are in New Haven Ct. I live in Hamden-close by. I wish I’d known earlier I would had passed by to greet and meet you. I love all your videos. Thank you 🙏🏽 for coming to New Haven, Ct, to tell us another interesting story. I’ve been there at the cemetery to see the grave of Mary Hart - the pink granite tombstone. May Jennie Cramer (The Bell of New Haven) Rest In Peace. 💐. Ron, glad you were safe in this city.
That is a very interesting story with alot of questions unanswered. Thank you for sharing another video 📹 take care have a wonderful day from Marie in Northern British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
Ron thank you for a really awesome video. You did a phenomenal job with pictures and music and her life story that was cut so short. And again I love your Pink Floyd shirt. You have the best T shirts. 😆👕. We are from the same generation.
Great job, Ron. Our history group toured Evergreen a while back and visited Jennie Cramer's unmarked grave. Last year we got permission from Evergreen to purchase the pink granite headstone for her. We believe she never had a grave marker before. There are no markers for her parents, sister or brother Edward. The child marker you saw was uncovered when Jennie's stone was placed. It is for Henry Cramer, a brother of hers who died in 1865 at age 4. Looks like it has gotten grown over again in the past year. Henry is the only Cramer listed with a stone in the Hale Report of Tombstone Inscriptions done in the early 1930s so we are pretty sure Jennie was unmarked for 140 years. A friend and I are in Evergreen on most Sundays looking for and photographing old graves. I recently was there and driving by Jennie's grave and saw a yellow rose there and was wondering who put it there - now I know. Very thoughtful of you!!
great input, and kudos on getting her that lovely stone. a beautiful cemetery it is! and the yellow rose/...yep, if you see that, it may be me. I leave a lot of them.
That poor girl. My gosh, she sounds alot like the way I was that age. I was so overly polite and accommodating to people who absolutely did not deserve any of my kindness and attention. I was taught to always be polite to everyone, but nobody ever taught me that there are devils in this world that take advantage of nice people. I had to learn the hard way. I can only imagine that Jenny was raised in a similar manner. People who buy their way out of trouble absolutely disgust me. There is a special place in hell for people like that. Excellent video, as always.
I photographed the area where her grave was in 2016. No headstone. People got together and got a headstone for her in 2021. RIP Jennie.
Correct, you will see it tonight
That was so kind 💗
Such very good folks.💚💛🧡❤
Makes you wonder if someone stole her original?
wow that's so kind of them. May God bless them all.
Ron, I've always wondered about death. In July 1970 at the age of six I witnessed my 10 yearold neighbor who was also my best friend hit by a car on the highway in front of our house and tragically killed. The one thing that's always bothered me was just before the impact he turned around and waved at me as I was standing in my yard. I always wondered if I wasn't where I was if he'd be still here. I'm now 58 and can remember this like it was a week ago. I visit his grave still to this day.
There will be a resurrection at some point in the future. “Do not marvel at this, because the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.”-JOHN 5:28, 29
Don't feel like it's your fault. I'm so sad for you and your friend, but you had no control over the situation. 💔
Very sad. Your friend will be standing waiting for you when you pass. He will be standing at the gate with St. Peter.
This breaks my heart that you have always held on to this😢. Maybe it was his way of saying goodbye. You will see him again. And what a reunion it’ll be ❤
How heartbreaking! God give you peace ❤
RIP to a young lady who deserved to have a life
The story, music plus the drone footage make this another A+ : - )
He does the best productions...
What a horrible way to go out for someone. And that she was sexually assaulted is more horrid. That poor woman had to go through that
Thank you Ron, for highlighting Sarah Winchester's grave. I hadn't realized she was buried in Connecticut. I'm glad she is buried with her husband and baby. I've been to the Winchester Mystery House twice, and it really is something to see. Sarah was pretty ingenious with her building.
WOW! Again sir: out of the ballpark! I lived and worked in the SF Bay Area for many years, and I've been to the Winchester Mystery House several times. For some reason, I'd always had it in my mind that Mrs. Winchester was buried there on the grounds of that house🤔 Thank you for sharing this story.
I did too! I'm glad she's buried with her husband and baby.
I have lived in Monterey for almost 20 years and also have been there a couple of times. It’s such a great place to visit!!! I thought she was somewhere… I just forgot. 🫢
What a pretty headstone. Whatever she did in her personal life, she did not deserve to die. My dad always told me , "remember, birds of a feather flock together". I guess those three were birds of a feather. Your right, money still talks ... the whole reason for rewards. RiP Jenny.
Another great story! Thanks Ron.
Rest In Peace Jenny so glad you have a headstone finally,thanks again Ron,safe travels from ballarat in Oz,👋👋🙏🙏🇦🇺
I’ve been to the Winchester mansion & took both of the in-depth tours. Her husband founded the Winchester repeating rifle & it killed thousands in the war. Sara also lost their new born baby, & then Mr. Winchester was devastated!! She had a seance in her home at the time & the Psychic told her that the spirits wanted her to move to California, but a rickety old empty farm house with a lot of acreage, and you must build onto it constantly..every single day, to get rid of the spirits that had died horrible deaths. So that’s what she did. She bought a yucchy house in Santa Clara with lots of acreage & began building & building non stop 365 days/24 hours a day. Sara lived a VERY LONG LIFE, so the raggedy little farm house became, on the outside, a beautiful gorgeous mansion. When Sara died every nail to build on stopped IMMEDIATELY!!! The inside is all crazy wonky…stairs to nowhere, doors that open to a solid brick wall. Staircases that go round & round & round until you find yourself in the same place you started!! It’s crazy!! But if you’re ever there, don’t miss going through it. It’s worth the price, which I forget right now, but it seemed reasonable. The earthquake of I believe 1902, did NOT ruin most the her mansion. It only set a small fire off (somehow) near the front chimneys. It was cheaply repaired & the vine went crazy & blocked the fire damage. It looked beautiful & still does so they let it grow & cover all the unsightly fire marred part up front. The ONLY thing I saw that kinda creeped me out, was a dining room blocked off in thick glass. I looked at the old crystal chandelier & it was perfectly still. I was at the back of the line while leaving. I turned one last time (have NO idea why..) & that chandelier was moving back & forth. The girl guide said “Did you see something?” Before I could say a word she said “You saw the chandelier move..didn’t you?” I was kinda at a loss for words. She just smiled & we left then.
Thank you for whoever got her head stone. Don’t need to know your name but just to let you know you’re very much appreciated. For everybody else here is also appreciate
Agree
Thanks for the story Ron. What a sad ending for Jennie, There was no Justice for her. Can't believe they got away with murderer. There is Divine Justice, RIP Jennie.
I am 60, grew up in Milford CT. My mom used to shop at Malley's. They had a really big bird cage with dozens of birds in it that we used to go see every time we shopped there. Who knew the history behind the family that started that store? Interesting, good job.
This sounds like a title to an Edgar Alan Poe story, Im very I retested in Ron's walk tooday.
Love these past time murder mysteries. One minute and counting
Rest in peace Miss Cramer. Rest in peace The Winchester Family, & everyone. Very sad story, heartbreaking. Stay safe Sir & everyone.
I missed last week. I'm pumped for this one. Thanks again for all of your hard work😺
Ron, the photos greatly enhanced this story!! You had me totally into the story. Great job! May Jennie rest in peace
Thanks, I enjoy doing this from time to time, Music and Photo “Interludes”. thanks for letting me know.
Yes I agree, gives the story a sense of reality, very enjoyable
I’m glad you tried to set some of the Winchester lies to rest! New owner’s responsibility for tall tales. She deserves a truthful legacy.
Very interesting story and I really like the music and sketches and pictures and sounds. Great story telling. You always have such interesting things to say. Beautiful monuments throughout the cemetery. Beautiful trees. So nice she has such a pretty stone to mark her resting place.
Wow! Very interesting story and also about the Winchester House. There was a TV movie inspired by the Winchester House called Rose Red. I was wondering if you would be able to do a video about Evalyn Walsh McLean the American socialite who was a victim of the Hope Diamond curse. That would be a very interesting video.
Looking forward to this evenings story. I always look forward to this on Sunday evenings. Thanks so much.
RIP poor Jennie! 😢 Ron! You just keep out doing yourself! The Drone footage, music 🎶 graphics! And animation! Even the sounds of a party 🥳 🎉 You don't disappoint!
I must have heard about Sarah Winchester somewhere. I remember hearing of a huge mansion that was always under construction 🏗 And keeping the spirits away.
I will definitely be interested in the content of the new channel. If you do it, I don't think it's gonna be weird! Take care and be safe Ron! 🙏 💕
You were in my town this time. I know that cemetery. I used to drive past it every day on my way to and from work. I’m glad my town got featured this time.
I remember this story from another channel a year or two ago. Thank you Ron for telling Jennie's story in such a heartfelt way. It's truly an art form.
I and some family members took the tour of the Winchester mansion in the late 60's .
Rumors were that some people working there either painting or moving things got lost while inside the mansion and had to spend the night there .
I liked the new things you added to tell this memorable story. Sad for her and her family.
Great job.
La música, las tomas, las fotos, todo está muy bien, por eso ma encantan sus historias. Pobre jovencita, ni siquiera hubo justicia para ella, qué pena. Excelente video, gracias. Saludos afectuosos.
I must admit, I like that tune Walter wrote. It's a soothing sound and relaxing to listen to. RIP, Jennie.
Sad and tragic story indeed. I can't believe that woman would use arsenic to improve their appearance, but then again I used expensive "creams" when I was younger and my dermatologist later told me the only way you'll look younger is to under go the "knife." Well I've said no to that, I've earned the wrinkles, thank you very much. Jennie appeared to be a nice young girl who was just trying to be friends with a young man that she really didn't want a relationship with. I hope she and all the other members of this cast are resting in peace. By the way, I love your Pink Floyd shirt. Keep up the great work in the videos.
Excellent story Ron! Of course, well narrated. Loved the music, pictures, dancing and the cemetery walk. She was a beautiful girl, so tragic to die so young 💔 😢. May all these young people,s souls R.I.P.
Another good but sad story.
You never disappoint!
God bless and safe travels.
Ron, another brilliant master piece you did today! Enjoyed it!
Good evening Ron . Ready for a great real story before bed lol . No seriously thank you for giving us the opportunity to pray for so many as we view there graves.R.I.P
You never disappoint, Ron! Excellent job as always!
Wow, what a story Ron. Poor Jennie, and that son of gun & his accomplice there getting away scot-free, typical with money. Just like you said "Money Talks" yep even today! Great Video!! Have yourself a great evening Ron and rest of your week..As always, be safe out there and take care ❤☺
Yes not much is changed, money talks the same way, with the same volume… and the same effect.
I’ve seen the Winchester House and there is a unique story behind Sarah. She was a medium spiritualist that talked to her guides every night to find out what she needed to do on the house. The house isn’t what you would think it looks like. Sarah purchased painted glass from England that was over $1,000 or more for the house. There is no rifle room or gun room. There are no doors nailed. She did have her sister and niece live in the house till they passed. It’s a must see to get the full history of Sarah. No, her ghost doesn’t live in the house or anyone else.
Mr. Ron..Another first class adventure back in time. That's why FOTF has got thousands of subscribers.
I also love the photos music and the tours. Makes you know that these people were alive once and had lives not just a name on a tombstone.
How awful for Jennie and how sinister about what happened to her with regard to the people she came across. Makes me feel so sad for her.
Such a tragedy. Awful 😖 that nobody was held accountable. Devastating for her family. Rest in peace. Lovely cemetery.
The pictures add so much to the story. Poor Jennie. RIP. Thank you Ron!
Great story Ron you tell these stories so well and you can tell you work hard on these getting it perfected and all. Ty Ron for all you do ..this was a very sad story of Jennie Cramer.....waste of a sweet girl's life!!...bc of some men who fall I love with the girl and she is not interested in him that way...sad 😢...crazy and nuts this guy was...rip ms.jennie Cramer....and Ron you have safe travels wherever you go.... and walking in these cemeteries 🪦...be careful and I know you do...have a great week ahead and nice day Monday!!🇱🇷🎊🎉🌻🍁🍂🔥🏖️🥩🍔🌭🌽🍉
What a beautiful tribute to a beautiful girl like Jenny! They were not wrong those who said that God takes the best of us early🌹
I just love what you do SO MUCH on this channel Ron and for all that have gone before us. The Winchester mansion story has always fascinated me. The drone footage, the sound quality, choice of music, story telling and guests you have on FOTF is top notch👌👍. (P.S. Great choice of T Shirt!😂) Thanks from across the pond 💜🇬🇧
I’ve been watching your channel for 2 years and I’ve never committed. I love your stories and your walks!!!! Your Pink Floyd shirt was awesome, one of my favorite bands!!! Georgia Girl here!!! Go Dawgs!!!!
Thanks for sticking around for so long Karen.
Thank you Ron. Indeed a sad story. Who ever put the new stone…thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Hey, Margaret Schaller from New Strawn, Kansas. Good evening I like the idea for your new channel. Good luck to you two.
Good story Ron great production 👏 well done
Great job on this video Ron! Omg I didn’t even watch the video yet and I am sooo excited that you are covering Jennie’s story!!! I’m from CT and have done lots of research on her story. It is so very sad!!! I even found the sheet music that the young man played at her church service called Drifting with the Tide. What a sad story of what happened to her whole family after she was murdered. And all three or more basically got off Scott free! Evil!! The apples don’t fall far from the tree either as the father of Edward was suspected of having something to do with his wife’s death. There’s a book about this check it out. RIP Jennie and the Kramer family , we won’t forget you.
I wish I knew you were here I would have loved to have met you! Please do Carla Almeida story if you come back!!!!!!
Yes I included that sheet music cover, drifting in the tide. Pretty eerie. Neat that you know this story so we’ll. The part that got to me the most is them getting away with it, and then having that party!!
Donna, that's really interesting that there's a book out on the Kramer family. Do you remember the name of it?
@@hollyb.3615 The book is "Arsenic Under The Elms" by Virginia A. McConnell.
That is a hauntingly beautiful piece of music...
My mother always talked about the other side of the tracks in their little town. The wealthy boys would go across the tracks and girls who'd be so pleased to have their attentions and it was never in their favor.
RIP Jennie. James, Walter, Mr. Malley and Blanche have been judged in the next life.
Awesome t shirt Ron, as always thanks for your interesting stories.
Can't wait!! Got the 🔔 notification 🔔 on! #allthelove from Maine 🇺🇸
I live not far from New Haven and I never heard this story until now. Thank you for telling this story. What a shame that she never got the justice she deserved. RIP 🙏
Ron you did Jennies story proud, very very well done. May she RIP 🙏
Fascinating Story Ron. I Really Enjoy Your Work. Respectfully. Loving your evolution as an editor. Keep up the great work! 😎✌️
I always look for you when the drone is flying. You’re good my friend. Very good lol
You told her story so beautifully Ron. I really enjoy listening to you.. glad to see she has a lovely headstone, may she rest in peace...
Poor girl . Another great story Ron . Your story delivery is always amazing.
Its a shame what happened to her she was a timid trusting girl may she rest in peace
Lovely old and back in time cemetery... Really nice to see.. Lovely music... Sad she had to end up loosing her life.
Thank you Ron. Jenny received a lovely headstone from someone who cared. ✝️🙏🏼🙌🏼🕊️❤️💝🌹
Glad to see you in my neck of the woods! Never heard of this story before, but have enjoyed many a lunch in front of the Winchester grave! You also missed a very popular story from that cemetery. Look up the legend of Midnight Mary! Great New England lore there! Cheers!
Hi,here from the UK.I love to follow the stories you tell and I can tell you even though they are terribly sad they are a welcome change to what else is happening in the UK at the moment.keep doing what you are doing I've passed you on to all my friends and family.
I like these tours
Thanks for another interesting story Ron! That certainly is a beautiful cemetery with all of those gorgeous headstones! 😃
I love your stories, grab the blanket, pillow and curl up to listen. Jenny was so innocent and young, and she probably didn't know that she was in danger. Her mother should of stepped in sooner instead of telling her to leave the house. REST IN PEACE JENNY!
I absolutely loved your video, your storytelling and the way this was put together especially with the very evocative music. Subscribed dear sir!
Great story! Love all of your stories, I look forward to the next!
Rest In Forever Peace Jenny🙏🙏
I had heard this tragic story, but learning that she had no headstone until last year makes this all the most horrible! RIP!!
You always pick the coolest music and have the coolest shirts. Great video as usual. Thanks
Thank You for another Great story Ron! I always look forward to the Sunday nights.
Your collaboration of music and drone footage is breathtaking. Thank you for being so good at this.
So much for karma. Thanks for the story, Ron. You never fail to deliver interesting, compelling stories. You amaze me.
Thank you so much for honoring forgotten people who may have meant so much to family. We love you, your vids and your channel! Your voice and story telling should win an Emmy award!👍🏻😊
Oh, boy!! This is gonna be GOOOOOOOOOOD!!!! Thanks, Ron!
Now, we will all remember her. Rest in peace little one.
I’ve been in the Winchester Mansion in San Jose CA. They were in the process of filming the movie about it while I was there so some of the areas were blocked off, but it is really something to see. Windows in the floor and all kinds of weird stuff. Definitely something to see.
Thanks for the interesting story. As always was wonderfully told .
Good one Ron as usual. I like these stories from a long time ago! 😄😁😊
Me too, thanks Janet.
What an interesting hairstyle in the last picture. As a former stylist, it intrigues me! Beautiful young lady. RIP Jennie.
Me too! I love it.
Loved the special effects!! Great video, Ron! Thx for sharing! No justice = so unfair!!!
Nice job on this video, Ron! Thank you for showing how Jennie and so many women of that era were victims of injustice. They deserve to be remembered. ❤
I loved the period music and pictures in this video. Poor Jennie never got justice because a rich family got the guilty member out of it. Sickening. Ron, love your taste in music. So glad you chose to do this story, I had not heard of it.
Incredible video that gave a real sense of life back then as well as telling a tragic story. I feel sorry for Jennie's mother. She tried to stop her daughter. Jennie wasn't thinking and it cost her her life.
Sad that they really got away with it just because they had money. Glad Jennie has her stone . You would think back then with all the formalities of courting etc. young ladies like her would be more protected. The Winchester graves sure are stricking. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
What a story!!! This was something else...Jennie did not get justice, money was served 😒 👍🏻👏
Mr. Ron, you have really honed your talent in regard to these, "Story Times" videos. Very much enjoyed it. I have to admit, though it was penned by a murderer, "Under the Elms" is a lovely melody. I do wonder if it haunted him for the rest of his days?
As always a wonderful video I hope your family has a blessed Labor day Ron.
Ron this was a beautiful tribute with both story, song and all the old videos. Sad but interesting all the way through!! You did a spectacular job telling this story. RIP JENNIE 🌹🥀
New sub here in Claxton, GA. I completely enjoy these videos and all the back stories. Its very fascinating. Everyone deserves to have their story told!! Thank you
Thank you for your respectful coverage and visits. I have always loved visiting old graveyards and seeing the stories told by the headstones. You might like to read “Maggie’s Revenge “ by Hollis Palmer. Thanks Carol T
I have an antique 1880s print that advertises a book about "The Beautiful Victim of the Elm City" and the "Terrible Fate of the Trusting and Unfortunate JENNIE E. CRAMER" which is "Giving All the Particulars That Can Be Ascertained About" the people mentioned in this video "MISS ANNIE BLANCHE DOUGLASS, WALTER MALLEY, AND JAMES MALLEY, Jr." who are "Alleged Participants in this TERRIBLE SOCIAL TRAGEDY". Printed by M.J. Ivers & Co. 86 Nassau Street, New York" and listed as "PRICE TEN CENTS". I live near New Haven and always wondered what this case was about. This handbill was printed and later framed in a wooden frame with glass over the front. The headline of the promotional bill reads: "AN ATTRACTIVE NEW BOOK, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS".
Her father died that same year of “exhaustion”, he left a note and was purported to have committed suicide.
How very sad!
Hi Ron. I am one of your many viewers. I was in awe when I seen this video and saw you are in New Haven Ct. I live in Hamden-close by. I wish I’d known earlier I would had passed by to greet and meet you. I love all your videos. Thank you 🙏🏽 for coming to New Haven, Ct, to tell us another interesting story. I’ve been there at the cemetery to see the grave of Mary Hart - the pink granite tombstone. May Jennie Cramer (The Bell of New Haven) Rest In Peace. 💐. Ron, glad you were safe in this city.
That is a very interesting story with alot of questions unanswered. Thank you for sharing another video 📹 take care have a wonderful day from Marie in Northern British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
Ron thank you for a really awesome video. You did a phenomenal job with pictures and music and her life story that was cut so short. And again I love your Pink Floyd shirt. You have the best T shirts. 😆👕. We are from the same generation.
I appreciate the variety of stories you tell - from crime to forgotten figures from history to victims of disasters to beautiful grave markers.
Great job, Ron. Our history group toured Evergreen a while back and visited Jennie Cramer's unmarked grave. Last year we got permission from Evergreen to purchase the pink granite headstone for her. We believe she never had a grave marker before. There are no markers for her parents, sister or brother Edward. The child marker you saw was uncovered when Jennie's stone was placed. It is for Henry Cramer, a brother of hers who died in 1865 at age 4. Looks like it has gotten grown over again in the past year. Henry is the only Cramer listed with a stone in the Hale Report of Tombstone Inscriptions done in the early 1930s so we are pretty sure Jennie was unmarked for 140 years. A friend and I are in Evergreen on most Sundays looking for and photographing old graves. I recently was there and driving by Jennie's grave and saw a yellow rose there and was wondering who put it there - now I know. Very thoughtful of you!!
great input, and kudos on getting her that lovely stone. a beautiful cemetery it is!
and the yellow rose/...yep, if you see that, it may be me. I leave a lot of them.
That poor girl. My gosh, she sounds alot like the way I was that age. I was so overly polite and accommodating to people who absolutely did not deserve any of my kindness and attention. I was taught to always be polite to everyone, but nobody ever taught me that there are devils in this world that take advantage of nice people. I had to learn the hard way. I can only imagine that Jenny was raised in a similar manner. People who buy their way out of trouble absolutely disgust me. There is a special place in hell for people like that. Excellent video, as always.