Lena Dawn you already know what it is. The nonchalant vibes from some of these comments make me sick. Can you imagine being around a group of Jewish holocaust survivors and touring the gas chambers and just being nonchalant about what happened to them in those camps?
KymInDreamLand Actress*. If women want to be recognized and seen as equal to men, we need to stop erasing what makes us different. Nothing wrong with having different versions of words for the sexes.
I always thought it should be a public museum/ attraction. I actually find it odd that it's privately own who would want to live there unless their into weird stuff
An oil tycoon and his wife own the mansion now. I think they actually live in it and he's not friendly if he sees you lingering outside.🙄😳 I want to tour this so badly.
Same thing happend with former owners of the Lizzie Bourden mansion "Maple Croft". They were tired of tourist knocking on the door & taking pictures of the house. They put it on the market a couple of years ago. It was purchased earlier this year. If the current owners of the LaLaurie house haven't currently put the house on market, they'll get to it soon..
This is my kinda thing. 🖤 I love the darker stories. That being said that woman needed to pay for that. It's sad how people were enslaved and then on top of that humiliation they were tortured. Makes me want to watch AHS Coven again. Great vlog
New Orleans actually had laws, that protected the slaves, from "abuse". Of course, the only abuse these laws protected them from, was not more than so many lashes, no more than so many days without food or water... or from being tortured. At the time, New Orleans was well ahead of the times, in laws of slavery, treatment of slaves, and some slaves were actually removed from their "masters" due to abuse. The reason that these laws were even able to come about, was because New Orleans itself, had less slaves and more Freedmen, meaning more black people who weren't slaves... and some who owned slaves, themselves. So these laws were able to ease the pains of slavery, since it was impossible, at the time, to get rid of slavery. I'm very glad that this horrible way of existence has been abolished, and there are no need for laws like this, anymore... but in these times, then, these laws were needed and were actually upheld, thanks to many citizens who were already able to see that slavery and mistreatment of another human being, were wrong. So while there was no task force such as Slave Protective Agency or anything... everyone was encouraged to report slave abuse. Many should remember... around this time Madam Lavoue was a free black lady, who owned businesses, owned her own home, and was a famous Voodoo Queen.
Torrie Starfrost I would imagine if they made a monument or museum out of it there could be outrage. might be a sensitive subject or simply the ownership might just be in limbo right now.
Incomplete. Her slaves had been taken away and she had others buy them back. Ordinary police took them away, not "slave protective services" like this guy said. Also she was an American citizen, born here. She had French ethnicity like a lot of people in New Orleans have had. All people in that city hated her for her evilness.
Growing up here, on the MS gulf coast, stories about her & what went on in the home have been told for years. Not imuch is know about her outside of New Orleans Thank you for telling her story.
A block over is a old convent! Maybe a couple blocks. We were just walking and came across it. I was actually looking for Lalaurie house. Totally cool!
Great video! I was there this past Halloween and they had up a spooky/creepy Halloween display in the caged front door. Where was the picture of the dummies from?
When you buy property that has a "history", the realtor needs to disclose this fact. Probably something to do with a reduced value at resale. The buyers here must have known what they were wading into and I'd venture they used it to bargain the price. Anyway, this house is on Haunted New Orleans tours and famous for being featured on American Horror Stories. It's got a reputation that some piddley little plaque will not suppress. If you want to get all irritated at people for staring at your home, don't take up residence in a horror museum, fer heavens sake!
This is probably the biggest legend in New Orleans that isn't true. The locals tell tourists the story, but they consider it a hoax. I grew up nearby, and never believed it.
5Rounds Rapid Yes, the stories are far fetched. I am sure she severely mistreated her slaves. They were probably malnourished and in need of medical attention. She may chained a slave to a stove if she was angry enough. The woman in general did not sound like a great person and local aristocrats probably embellished a story to ruin her reputation.
Hey wait a minute Carpetbagger was that Adam the Woo I seen pass by you about 2:10? I thought he was in Texas? Dang Adam gets around...LOL I love you alls videos. Awesome places you all get to go
That's not the original LaLaurie mansion. The actual house burned to the ground while the LaLaurie's lived in it. There were also no medical experiments. Check out Victoria Cosner Love's book and research on the topic.
There was no evidence of experiments; the person who first made the claims was the author of a book of ghost stories, and another operated a ghost tour business, so both sources have been discredited. However, Jacob is right about the house; the outside is original, as the interior was restored.
This is sick shit. I am praying you are exposing this shit. Because I am following you only so I know the rabbit hole. It's all so evil my friend. Namaste'
Random question, why did you choose the name The Carpetbagger for your channel? Carpetbaggers were people from the north who came down south the gain wealth from the reconstruction after the Civil War, right? I'm just curious what made you choose that, of all things.
U have a little incorrect information. She was accused of abusing slaves and they were sold.. but family members bought the slaves and returned them to Madame LaLaurie
Very, very sad for those people that had to endure that kind of treatment. Thank you for sharing!
I was thinking the same.
Paul D. Green
it's still going on!
It’s sad that so many comments and videos on this are avoiding the fact it was 99% race motivated
Lena Dawn you already know what it is. The nonchalant vibes from some of these comments make me sick. Can you imagine being around a group of Jewish holocaust survivors and touring the gas chambers and just being nonchalant about what happened to them in those camps?
...and yet when they investigated her for mistreating her slaves, they found nothing!?!
missy cat ikr
+missy cat guess they forgot to look in the attic
+The Carpetbagger sounds like they were totally complicit Great video! Dave Hughes gave you a big compliment today
Wealthy people get away with things like that. They did then and they do today.
They did find a sack of money probably.
Was this on American Horror Story? Scary!!!
KymInDreamLand Kathy bates played her.
Carrie Rossetter i know it was creepy
Carrie Rossetter yes I hear apparently there was some inspiration taken from this for AHS.
The voodoo priestess was played by Angela Bassette.....AHS Coven (Season 3) is my favorite of the entire AHS series
KymInDreamLand Actress*. If women want to be recognized and seen as equal to men, we need to stop erasing what makes us different. Nothing wrong with having different versions of words for the sexes.
It would be great tot turn it into a museum about the enslaved people in LA and throughout the South. Turn the tables on that woman!
I was there 2 years ago and its privately owned still.
I always thought it should be a public museum/ attraction. I actually find it odd that it's privately own who would want to live there unless their into weird stuff
This story sent chills down my spine.
Walk by it at night.....it'll send chills down ya spine and make your liver quiver
If this gave you chills watch the Emmit Till story
They had her " story " on AHS Coven / she was evil , they also had Marie Lavaue on it too !
Jessica Young I was going to point that out too!
NinetailedSimmer me also!
Based on the story.
Francine Scott they had made a movie on this
Plus that house of the rising sun remix tho
An oil tycoon and his wife own the mansion now. I think they actually live in it and he's not friendly if he sees you lingering outside.🙄😳 I want to tour this so badly.
+Serena BoBinas hate when people buy historical things and get mad at people for wanting to see them
I'd stand outside just to wind the owners up :)
They have a small plaque outside that says private property, please respect our privacy..
Same thing happend with former owners of the Lizzie Bourden mansion "Maple Croft". They were tired of tourist knocking on the door & taking pictures of the house. They put it on the market a couple of years ago. It was purchased earlier this year. If the current owners of the LaLaurie house haven't currently put the house on market, they'll get to it soon..
I was told that a firm owns this mansion now. They use it as private retreat for executives. This was per a haunted tour guide in 2013.
I wish that never happened they didn't deserve that 💔😢💔😔
This is my kinda thing. 🖤 I love the darker stories. That being said that woman needed to pay for that. It's sad how people were enslaved and then on top of that humiliation they were tortured. Makes me want to watch AHS Coven again. Great vlog
HorrorQueen
still happening.
HorrorQueen I like this type of stuff too
What's the episode called and what season
@@bipolatelly9806 no
What's there to like? Black people being tortured???
Play spot the Woo: 2:10
I went on a ghost tour a couple days ago and we went over this and I got chills. I wanted a recap and you have that to me so thanks
Slave Protective Services 😂🤣
Archery Mom Five that just sounds funny! 😂
Archery Mom Five I lost it when he said that ! 😂
New Orleans actually had laws, that protected the slaves, from "abuse". Of course, the only abuse these laws protected them from, was not more than so many lashes, no more than so many days without food or water... or from being tortured. At the time, New Orleans was well ahead of the times, in laws of slavery, treatment of slaves, and some slaves were actually removed from their "masters" due to abuse. The reason that these laws were even able to come about, was because New Orleans itself, had less slaves and more Freedmen, meaning more black people who weren't slaves... and some who owned slaves, themselves. So these laws were able to ease the pains of slavery, since it was impossible, at the time, to get rid of slavery. I'm very glad that this horrible way of existence has been abolished, and there are no need for laws like this, anymore... but in these times, then, these laws were needed and were actually upheld, thanks to many citizens who were already able to see that slavery and mistreatment of another human being, were wrong. So while there was no task force such as Slave Protective Agency or anything... everyone was encouraged to report slave abuse. Many should remember... around this time Madam Lavoue was a free black lady, who owned businesses, owned her own home, and was a famous Voodoo Queen.
Robert A. Dove thanks for the info!
Odd that this building isnt really being used for anything.
Good video!
Torrie Starfrost I would imagine if they made a monument or museum out of it there could be outrage. might be a sensitive subject or simply the ownership might just be in limbo right now.
dont count on it ever being one. they're destroying history down there
It's an apartment building
Incomplete. Her slaves had been taken away and she had others buy them back. Ordinary police took them away, not "slave protective services" like this guy said. Also she was an American citizen, born here. She had French ethnicity like a lot of people in New Orleans have had. All people in that city hated her for her evilness.
I recognize this place. Didn't "Ghost Hunters" investigate this place? Spooky looking place!
Love your videos, I've been binge watching them and even watching the same ones over and over because they never get old
It’s even weirder that they kept it as an museum
Growing up here, on the MS gulf coast, stories about her & what went on in the home have been told for years. Not imuch is know about her outside of New Orleans Thank you for telling her story.
What’s interesting about her story is that both Jamaica and Brazil have similar stories. This is why you should never allow people to control you.
I love your channel, also I liked Kathy Bates' portrayal Madame Lalaurie in American Horror Story: Coven.
I love your videos.....they are awesome !!! I'm am addicted...keep them coming !!!
Same here! :)
Very Very Very angry story 😡😡😡😡😠
Thank you for information brother...
The original mansion burned down. The property there now was not the original home where these atrocities took place.
A block over is a old convent! Maybe a couple blocks. We were just walking and came across it. I was actually looking for Lalaurie house. Totally cool!
Holy shit. She even made it back to France and lived the high life and not got in trouble. Wow wow wow
Her character was on AHS! Kathy bates did an awesome job portraying her! Her story was very twisted, this would be interesting to visit though!
American horror story
Lalaurie is hated in america yet la quintrala is loved as a feminist icon in Chile 🤣
She was very similar to Lalaurie
Your videos are actually really interesting to watch. Keep it going, Jacob!
P.S. I love Anna too
Great video! I was there this past Halloween and they had up a spooky/creepy Halloween display in the caged front door. Where was the picture of the dummies from?
When you buy property that has a "history", the realtor needs to disclose this fact. Probably something to do with a reduced value at resale. The buyers here must have known what they were wading into and I'd venture they used it to bargain the price. Anyway, this house is on Haunted New Orleans tours and famous for being featured on American Horror Stories. It's got a reputation that some piddley little plaque will not suppress. If you want to get all irritated at people for staring at your home, don't take up residence in a horror museum, fer heavens sake!
I nearly cried listening to that story
American horror story is the only reason I know about this place. I love Kathy Bates. She was fantastic. 😂
This is probably the biggest legend in New Orleans that isn't true. The locals tell tourists the story, but they consider it a hoax. I grew up nearby, and never believed it.
5Rounds Rapid Yes, the stories are far fetched. I am sure she severely mistreated her slaves. They were probably malnourished and in need of medical attention. She may chained a slave to a stove if she was angry enough. The woman in general did not sound like a great person and local aristocrats probably embellished a story to ruin her reputation.
2:16 honestly made me stop breathing, that woman was horrible.
Wow...pretty disturbing n sad..thanks for the video
I feel you coming down more South. Are you coming to Florida?
+Madeline Ramos I want to come to Florida soon
The Carpetbagger yay!!!! You should totally.
The original house that she lived in burned down, so nothing here.
I remember reading about this a few years back, the most disturbing thing I've ever heard..And to think she got away with it, just so upsetting
That place must be full of ghosts, evil spirits, etc. LETS GO INSIDE.
Hey Carpetbagger, love your channel! would you send postcards to Ireland?
+missypeeification if you donate to patreon and it covers the postage
Hey wait a minute Carpetbagger was that Adam the Woo I seen pass by you about 2:10? I thought he was in Texas? Dang Adam gets around...LOL I love you alls videos. Awesome places you all get to go
+Casey McFarland It's a cybernetic clone of Adam
Uh oh... they will soon be taking over. How soon will they be clones of carpetbagger?
imagine looking out of your window and seeing this man recording the front of your house 🤣🤣
It's a shame such a beautiful building has such an evil history!
Thanks for the history lesson😊
That's not the original LaLaurie mansion. The actual house burned to the ground while the LaLaurie's lived in it. There were also no medical experiments. Check out Victoria Cosner Love's book and research on the topic.
+Jrgnc G I've seen sketches that look exactly the same
There was no evidence of experiments; the person who first made the claims was the author of a book of ghost stories, and another operated a ghost tour business, so both sources have been discredited. However, Jacob is right about the house; the outside is original, as the interior was restored.
On the tour I went to today(I went with my class), the tour guide said that the IRS reclaimed from Nicholas Cage.
This is sick shit. I am praying you are exposing this shit. Because I am following you only so I know the rabbit hole. It's all so evil my friend. Namaste'
What a evil lady
worst slave protection agency ever
She's from New Orleans but moved to Paris I think around 1810
Random question, why did you choose the name The Carpetbagger for your channel? Carpetbaggers were people from the north who came down south the gain wealth from the reconstruction after the Civil War, right? I'm just curious what made you choose that, of all things.
Great video Jacob! Awful history to a beautiful building.
She was Irish. Her doctor husband was french.
I like these spooky/haunted places you go. If you need new places to check out,....go to more haunted sites.
Interesting place. Thanks for sharing this.
yay first comment on Jacobs video!!! haha Love your stuff!!
Noooo
Sterling Howard lol!!
Neat. I have pics from that corner youre at in the beginning P.S. many "haunted" places in NO
That is some dark history. But, I got to admit, though. Madam Lalaurie has a very lovely and beautiful mansion. Pretty classy too.
I'm shocked you were able to get in!!!!
Yeah and the little girl who jumped off the roof I am so sorry I have seen this ON SNARLED
There was a couple slaves half alive when they went in
heard about it from AHS and i honestly did not know it was based in truth
It’s weird because the outside looks nice..
Sorry. I wasn't paying attention. I watched it again and heard you explain.
Found out about her on American horror Story.....now she's evil.
Adam the woo!!! Love you guys!
U have a little incorrect information. She was accused of abusing slaves and they were sold.. but family members bought the slaves and returned them to Madame LaLaurie
This is something that should be destroyed in the next hurricane season.
Too bad is not a museum
Wow OMG Nikki Cage owned it 😱
Well it’s nice to know even slave owners had standards of sorts
I wonder what it looks like on the inside
Man I Love living In Louisiana, in 72 years I have seen it all! lol
You're in my city! You should visit Myrtle's Plantation while you're down here. Haunted old slave plantation, very cool! Love your videos!
No, this was taken a few months ago in Oct w/ Adam the Woo trip.
American Horror Story: Coven is based off of this
This lady needed Jesus and bad
You should go to New Orleans like I did and see it in person it was cool but terrible
I saw that back in June 1998 , crazy stories
:)
American horror story?
She was very wicked
I thought there were tours of the house in 1979,,with wax figures in re-enactment of her heinous crimes
Our Lord has strange boarders.
What is the building now?
You should tour allister crowley's mansion
could have sworn i see adam the woo walk round the corner lol.
Sad part of our history
Why in God's name did Nicholas Cage want to own this mansion in the first place?
I am obsessed with her !!!!!
HE SAID LALARI IN STEAD OF LALAURIE
Not the bees!
Very interesting video.
even tho what she did was so cruel and evil it would still be very interesting looking through and taking a tour nice video
Its suppose to be haunted too.
Her maiden name was Maccardy . Is that French ?
Interesting to say the least !!!!
Didn't the original burn to the ground?
Honey thought it was cute to do that crazy shiz like its not
Is that Adam the woo?
Adam the Woooooo?!
People were just weird in history