Landlady That Buried Her Tenants In The Yard & OJ's Prison Time
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- Landlady That Buried Her Tenants In The Yard & OJ's Prison
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I love that the couple that bought the house embrace the history. So many times the house is torn down, or gated up.
Yeah, I saw them on Murder house Flip. Looks like they kept some of the changes made on the show.
Yeah from what I recall they flipped the house because it’s history. Inevitably you couldn’t hide the history of the house so the owners have embraced it.
Everson Gillmouth was her pen pal/ boyfriend that she killed. He was my grandpa's uncle (his mother and Everson were siblings). She did not bury him in the backyard. She had her handyman build her a large wooden box for "junk and stuff." She put Everson's body in that box and dumped it on a riverbank. He was not identified for 3 years. She wrote his family letters the whole time saying he was too ill to keep in contact himself.
Yes indeed
Omg so evil
@@channie4672 Right?! I didn't learn about my great great uncle until a couple years ago. My grandpa didn't grow up knowing his mother's side of the family very well because she died when he was 2.
Mean bitch was a planner for sure.
@@Erin_Coke so... Are you implying that this storyline is misleading or false?
And, if you know factually, that it is misleading or false. I would strongly urge you, to push TH-cam into removing it from their platform.
It's the same sort of thing with OJ simpson, related to, or tied into this story. I don't think he had anything to do with burials, in the backyard of any house. I don't care if you like or don't like OJ Simpson. This story is straight up and down slander.
And the person who posted this, needs to be sued in court. And then it needs to be removed.
Ghost Adventures did an episode on this house. Restless souls. Watch out for sweet old ladies with rooms for rent! Another lesson we learned was don't pick up hitchhikers near a state prison.
do you know what episode and season that was?
@@Melanie_Hobbins Dorothea Puente Murder House Ghost Adventures Season 13, Episode 5
The house was also recently on Murder House Flip on the Roku Channel. The owners really seem to get off on the history of the house and have seriously cashed in on it
The thing with quite a few casual visitors reminds me of a Neil Young story. Lots of folks visit Neil's teenage home in Winnipeg. The homeowners are cool and accommodating about showing people around. Bob Dylan visited anonomously. Homeowners figured him out and asked his companion about him. Dylan broke his incognito, had a nice convo with with the homeowners and fanboyed out over Neil's room. 'Neil wrote his first songs here!'
I'm born and raised in Sacramento and remember this well. Shops everywhere were selling t-shirts with a cartoon of Dorothea that said "Sacramento, I dig it!" 🤣
Hahaha. I remember that
🤣 😂. That’s funny, but at the same time not funny 😆. Bet they sold a crap ton of those shirts. I dig it 🤣
My mom was in jail with her she offered my mom a place to stay and asked if she got a check she was litterlly there for murder and still thought she wad getting out 😬
Thats funny ?!
@@mariannejohannessen9751 actually it's scary your right.
That's amazing. Sorry mom was in jail but these days everyone gets caught and seems everything has become a felony
I often wonder why people don't hit the like button more!! If I watch a video, I usually hit like!! You pretty much never disappoint me!! Happy Saturday Jordan!
I hit like before I've even seen the episode!
I wonder the same thing. I think it’s because some people aren’t signed into TH-cam. You can’t like the video if you aren’t signed in
What an amazing trip you’ve taken out West. You are simply a great storyteller for the places you visit and vlog. Safe trip home, Jordan!
Thank you!
I appeared in a History Channel show called CRIME STORIES. The episode was about this exact story. The show was shot and produced in Regina, Saskatchewan Canada. Thanks for the memory Jordan.
OMG I remember watching a movie on this house. Without you traveling through I would have never have seen the Home of all these people that were murdered . Thanks for stopping and taking me along for your adventure.
I saw the documentary about this story on Netflix, not too long ago. They give a well thorough explanation of how this happened.
There are a couple of documentaries about it. It's good to see all of them because some include fascinating info, and sides to the story that the others don't give. I think I saw 3 different ones
Thanks for visiting Sacramento! Most other vloggers usually just skip it entirely. Sorry it was so hot this week.
Love your channel, Jordan, and appreciate all your hard work. Keep it coming!!
I’ve spent a lot of time in Sacramento over the years and I’ve never heard this story before. I definitely have to find a documentary about it. This stuff is always so interesting to me.
I've heard this story many times, yes she was truly scary because she fell completely under the radar. She played sweet"granny" so well. True sociopath! Yikes! Thanks Jordan 👍👏 Safe travels!
Hi Jordan, that woman was just evil, those poor people. Glad you stopped off by the water, what a lovely spot. I love driving through Nevada, it's so picturesque. Great vlog Jordan.
Wow what a story! Crazy Lady!
Tahoe Forest looks so beautiful and relaxing.. Loved the Johnny Cash Mural too! Thank You for another fun ride! 💫
Very instresting story.Thank you Jordan for showing the actual house. Its a beautiful Victorian lol. I saw an A&E documentary on the boarding house murderer. Seemed like she was so good at lying and manipulating that she got her unknowingly gardener to do most of the labor. He dug all the holes and after she buried the body the gardener would come back and pour concrete and build a shed or outdoor building on the grave. If you've ever seen the 60s movie, "What ever Happened to Aunt Alice" with Geraldine Page, it's strange the similarities of the story.
Hi Jordan How are you? Thank you for sharing your travels and so much Information on such a variety of topics. I really appreciate ALL that you do. Take CARE STAY SAFE from Tammy in PA
I am from Sacramento, California and lived about a mile from Dorothea's house. My grandma lived 3 houses down on the same block, F Street. My grandma was the landlord of the apartments. Also, my grandma was selling her homemade tamales every week. Dorothea would buy 10 dozen tamales every week. I actually went inside the Victorian house with my grandma to deliver the tamales. I remember the kitchen was huge with white cabinets. Me, I was 10 years old, and my mother had to help my grandma make the tamales My grandma wondered how she had so much money all the time. Dorothea was very friendly person, one would never think she was so evil. Dorothea was a great actress, no one would ever suspect she was killing people. It was unbelievable. As a child, Dorothea had this gleem in her eyes like she was looking at your soul. It was kind of spooky. As I got older, I came to understand that people looked at one in this certain way when they were sizing you up. My grandma and mom went with her to a club. She got kicked out of the club for having written bad checks. She asked my mom if she wanted to move into the house and my mom said "No." My mom and father were divorced. Then Dorothea was trying to ask my dad out, he was 15 years younger than her. He told me he got a bad feeling about her. Dorothea wasn't a pretty woman, but was charming and had a good personality. After all the media coverage, for the next 6 months 1000's of people came to see the scene everyday. I had to visit my grandma in the evening because there was so many people on the block. I was 18 years old when this happened. We as a family interacted with a serial murderer.
Spooky!
I had never heard the story of Lovelock, the chains with all the locks was super cool! I thought of you on Thursday night, TCM was highlighting movies of Shelley Winters, and I got to watch, "A Place In The Sun" and " Meet Danny Wilson"! I enjoyed them both a lot, safe travels! ✌️
Really enjoyed this - truly appreciate all your amazing effort and all those miles - it really brightens up our day. Many thanks.
Jordan, thanks for covering this story. So creepy and sadly so true. I love when you show the murals. I heard a couple bought that house and have it as a little museum. Great job reporting as always!!!
Love the way you talk things up, so wonderful and uplifting Ty for the ride😎
I thoroughly enjoyed this vlog, Jordan!
I remember watching the documentary about this on Netflix. What a crazy story
I moved to Sacramento in 1980 and recall Dorothea Puente being in the Headlines shortly after moving to town. Grisly. But I really didn’t know the details. Thanks for filling in the details. When the current owners bought the house I worked only a few blocks away. Occasionally they do tours of the House
Hey Jordan love your videos. Have you ever thought of visiting the Central NY area, Syracuse, Utica etc. We have a lot history here . Utica was know as sin city during the prohibition era in fact the Utica Brewery was the first in the country to serve after prohibition ended. There are still buildings standing that were speakeasies and illegal bars . I think you would really enjoy our area. All the best good sir
fun video bringing back history with the OJ trial. thanks for the ride
Baseball game yesterday that was so very cool & today this crazy story I remember it well! Love your Dynamic range of content Jordan! You produce a amazing variety & it's always a blast Thank's it means alot to us. Cheers!🙂✌🏼
That was super fun - thank you 👍
What a beautiful drive Jordan ♥️ I miss seeing Jah with you!
Me too!
O.J sold his memorabilia for like a dime on the dollar. Discovered his stuff being resold at an incredible profit! Wanted it back😂
Thank you for taking us on this amazing roadtrip, very enjoyable. 😀
Pro bodybuilder Craig Titus is in lovelock prison also , Interesting story about the Chinese custom of the love locks too! Great 👍 thanks Jordan! Excelsior!
Never heard this story, but it sounds similar to the Bloody Benders (whom you mentioned in a vlog.) Creepy! But you gotta love the current homeowners... They couldn't be any cooler! They give the lookey-loo's a satisfying "show," and respectfully maintain their privacy. Good job, folks. As for O.J., you just gave me awful news -- I had NO IDEA he was out!! Shame on him. Fun vlog.
Jordan, I have never heard of this until today. Very sad but yet interesting. Always look forward to your adventures 🚙 💕
Thanks for another great vlog, Jordan!
Jordan you always come through with the most awesome vloggs,I can't wait for the next adventure, Hopefully there will be another out of country vlogg in the near future, keep them coming and I'll keep liking with a thumbs up👍👍😊❤️😘
I never heard of this story before but now I'm definitely looking it up. That was sweet you went to love lock with your girl.😊
Thanks Jordan. Always interesting and informative.
You have mail on the way from me! Should arrive monday!
Thank you so much!! I enjoy your vlogs so much too. You do them so well. I’m 63 and get to see soooooo much through your eyes. Thank you thank you thank you.
@@DazewithJordantheLion thank you
@@DazewithJordantheLion got my paintings today. Love your return address!! LOL
Fantastic episode Jordan! You truly packed SO much history & information into this one.
Bless you for sharing so much history with many of us whom are not able to explore & travel the open road.
🌍🙂
OMG, how can I not watch this first, with a title like that?!!! I love Sacremento, it's been a few years, hope its not as crazy as Southern CA. I don't think I could ever live in that house, yuck! But thanks, Jordan for visiting there on our behalf!
They did her story on Netflix too...creepy..it just goes to show..be careful who you give your trust too...thanks for the video 😊
Another great video, Jordan!! I just don't get why she's sort of being memorialized. I'll bet that house is haunted, would love to visit with a spirt box 😂
Another good one! Thanx again! Good to have you in northern Cali. My neck of the woods!
Just saw this house on Murder House Flip. They showed the room where the murders took place. Kind of creepy to sleep in a room where people were murdered.
My brother was a postman in Las Vegas and he delivered O. J.’s mail. He also saw him at the golf course. Pretty cripple up with arthritis. Being a convicted felon he could no longer belong to a country club, so he had to play golf with the everyday Joe’s.😍😍😍😍
Thanks for all you do Jordon. Stay safe.
Very interesting. First i’ve heard of that house and crazy story! also seeing the prison OJ was at.
Thank you very much for the informative video! I watched the video on Netflix through your tip. Creepy the documentary! Keep going I like to watch your videos 👍 Thanks for your effort!
Countless days floating in that Truckee River in the 70's and 80's. Also those "tunnel's" towards the end of your video are actually there for wildlife to cross over and not get hit on the freeway, quite a few constructed on I 80 in Northern Nevada....Thanks for the video, nice to see some old sights.
Wow. We had never heard of this story before. It was super intriguing. And your amazing at telling the stories. But what I can’t wrap my head around Is that she was actually a female serial killer, and elderly that’s gotta be a rare combination. And because she was female and older she had a perfect decoy in her self that they would’ve trusted her huh.crazy.. 🤔
Great story. I would love to see you do a video on the Keddie murders. I was visiting family in Oroville at the time of the crime and we actually rode up there, even though it was like a month after there was still too much police/media presence to really see anything.
Great video Jordan i really enjoy watching it. You always show good videos and you never let us down, Your channel is so much fun to watch and Jordan when are you going to show us a video of Jah that handsome pup we miss him.
St Louis missouri too has a bridge full of locks similair to those you showed on their tall tall fence that others have left.
Wow. Thanks for doing this. That woman was evil, soulless, and cunning. She knew who to target. Chilling. Hey, next time you in Atlanta, love to treat you and Jah to a meal. Maybe a meetup.
That was great! Thanks Jordan!
Great job on this vlog Jordan! ~Love&Light♥️C.
I don’t understand how someone could actually live in this house.
I kinda have mixed feelings. Parts of me feels like I couldn’t do it parts of me feel like it would be interesting
Great job Jordan! Went through Lovelock back in the day. We used to stop at the KOA for a rest stop. Cute town. Dad used to honk in the tunnel 'for good luck'. Battle Mountain, Wells, Ely. Yeah.
I agree. I'd like to pass through Lovelock again sometime!
Hi Jordan. Great video as always! Man, I wish I would've known you were coming to the Coliseum. I'm a sports writer and cover the A's. Had I known I would have given you a tour of the pressbox, watched BP from the field, and introduce you to some of the guys. I think Dave Stewart was in the ballpark this day. Oh well, maybe some other time. Cheers Jordan!
I might be back through at the end of the season. What's your email
Best Channel on TH-cam in my Opinion 💯⭐️❤️ keep up the Awesome Work Jordan ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The tunnels you called out between Elko and Wendover (21:30) are Elk migration bridges.
Love your vlogs. Miss seeing Jah. Hope all is well with him..
Not sure why you don't have a million subs yet!
Content is always so interesting!
I appreciate that
Great research. Nice work 👍🏼😎
I’m from Sacramento and remember hearing about this as a kid. It has overshadowed that area of Sacramento for years.
Jordan there’s a murder that occurred in Roseville I believe around the same era. The woman was homeless and killed. The murder was never solved.
How do you get to travel like this? Man, this is what I love as well
Thanks Jordan.
Great segment and awesome athletics hat too,
Good video Jordan good info about land lady Dorothea harming the tenants how awful vickie bell napa ca
Have a great weekend Jordan
A little "Arsenic and Old Lace" scenario here. Interesting story. 😯
I've seen a few videos on this case and OMG 😳! I can't even think of just one word to describe her
It's probably a good idea to never pick up hitch hikers, regardless of where you are. LoL
🤣😂😂That mannequin on the porch! That reminds me of way back in the mid 80s, we had a mannequin and we put a wig on it dressed it up fix it up and set it up the enclosed porch at the table. So when people would go by the screened porch they would see and it looked like somebody was sitting there with the little radio going you don’t have an a cup of coffee or tea!😂😂😂 we got a real kick out of the people that would come by and stop and try to talk to the mannequin but the mannequin wouldn’t respond! Sometimes we would be in the background and be watching and say little things and they would think it was the mannequin! We had some hilarious times, gluing corners to sidewalks etc.! This just takes me back for a moment!😂😂
Now I guess I better go watch the rest of the video!
Wow, such a devious she-devil! Those poor people. At least she got hers in the end. On a lighter note, beautiful scenery! Mountains and streams are beautiful 😍. There's beauty everywhere in this world.
Thank you for another great video it was awesome
Thank you
gosh the little old lady who fooled so many 😱 Im on the edge of my seat, RIP dear souls
I don't see anyone mentioning that recently this house was on Murder House Flip. I see the swing set installed & the recent outside upgrades.
That memobililia situation was a set up but Simpson was stupid enough to fall for it
And the judge happily made him pay for it
The judges daughter is a comedian that is the newest Jackass movie, Rachel Wolfson, and in her stand up comedy act she has a joke that her mom was the woman who sentenced OJ simpson..
She looked so much older than she was, even when she wasn't taking her teeth out and pretending. That's one thing I notice about evil people, they almost always look 20 years older than what they are. The evil must just suck the life out of them somehow. Hard living .... Beautiful scenery starting after the Dorothea case. We don't have that around where I live. Nothing pretty to look at.
Amazing thank you
This the one that comes in Netflix nice documentary very surprising
Did anyone notice at 12:28, the light on the porch went out then came back on? Always greatness, Jordan! ❤️
I think the people that lived there were looking out the window at me at one point..
That's funny! At least, they let you film. 😊
I miss seeing the Jahster!
Sacaramento, my old hometown. You could spend weeks there with all the weird history that's happened there
Awesome video thanks
The landlady story reminded me of the 1970's movie, "Whatever happened to aunt Alice?"
Very interesting Vlog, thanks Jordan.
I just watched a documentary about Dorothea on Netflix! Such a crazy!
If you like tunnels like that there is one near us in Jim Thorpe PA, also I think his story would fit with the show for what he did for native actors in his time compared to his more known accomplishments.
You are right Jim Thorpe PA would be a good place to visit. And share his story! We were there 17 years ago and I thought it was very charming.
Good morning Jordan!!
Love the blue they chose..cheery
😯 That mannequin on the porch though!!! Just a tad creepy...just a tad
Welll. Just. Wow. This woman took her crimes, and developed them into a private burial business. She was thinking way too far and wide outside the box. She kept on going and never looked back. Complete nightmare of a sci-fi living nutball. This place is a strange murderous burial ground that she created. Crazy Jordan! Interesting.
I watched a documentary on this woman she was so creepy thank you for doing this video Jordan of her house
ARSENIC & OLD LACE REDUX. 🤯🤯🤯