as a Louisianaian this is so funny to watch and listen to them try and say the parish names is a delight to hear😅😅😅 I live less than an hour away from the Hanging Jail and it's also a haunted house during Halloween!! I've also visited most of these places. Louisiana is a haunted place. 🥰🥰
I laughed so hard when she said Calcasieu, most of these I’ve never heard of and I’ve lived in Louisiana my whole life but I live about 3 minutes from the gothic jail
I live a few mins to the jail too. I laugh everytime someone says there is a demonic entity. Now Oak Alley was a delight to stay there. My fave place though is the Myrtle plantation. Stayed a couple times and it's absolutely beautiful.
Born and raised in Louisiana and I’ve been to all of these places…. Still livin my best life! I’ve stayed in Laurie mansion and my new iPhone crashed with all my pictures and videos erased of the strange things that happen. I’ve put XXX’s on the grave and they shut down access to St. Louis cemetery to the public the next day… I live in the swamps and I can honestly say I see unexplainable things constantly! Cars that disappear right in front of you… trails of lights seen through the trees when no one else is suppose to be around…. The craziest thing I experience is when I was able to talk to a spirit in an abandoned bar. Still gives me goosebumps
There’s a bridge that always has a candle lit on it every night and whenever the candle isn’t lit you’ll see someone walking in the middle of the road almost causing you to crash….
In 1974 my mom, uncle and a hitchhiker named Blondie saw bigfoot on the state line Louisiana to texas. One year before she and my dad witnessed the 1973 pascagoula abduction. She never even thought about how strange the locations and timing were to each other till 2020 when I started asking more questions. I was just so use to her telling me about those two encounters growing up. Me and my sister would make fun of her and she would get so mad.
Born, raised, and still live in New Orleans for 35 years. I appreciate y'all for making this video. Not making fun, just teaching, but it's New Orleans(Or-Lens) not (Or-Leans). Lafitte isn't pronounced (La-Fight) lol it's (La-Feet). Shreveport is (Sh-Reeve-Port), Calcasieu is (Cal-Ka-Shoe). Then of course we have Michoud, Atchafalaya, Pontchartrain, Tchoupitoulas, Opelousas, etc... Only negative thing about the video is not mentioning The Myrtles Plantation. It's probably the most haunted place in Louisiana, and very well known. And, The Bourbon Orleans is a well known haunted hotel in the French Quarter. If y'all ever make another Louisiana video, I'll gladly help.
If you’re speaking about the infamous myth of Chloe, at Myrtles, that has been proven false. Almost most stories about Myrtles is false. The plantation has history to it, it doesn’t need fabricated stories to pull people in.
Two "yankees" were driving towards New Orleans and began postulating on how to pronounce the word "Atchafalaya". They decided to pull into a local fast-food joint and ask. When they asked the woman at the window, "How do you pronounce the name of this place?" she leaned out of the window and said, "Burrrr Gerrr King!"🤣
Im actually looking for the bourbon Orleans hotel because I stayed there back in 2014 and it was so cool. We stayed in the room the suicidal nun jumped out of the window.... I wanna go back and stay again so bad!!
Hearing them mispronounce the parishes and cities are making me laugh!! I have lived in Louisiana my whole life!!! I have lived in marksville, Minden, and shreveport
I myself grew up in Metairie but have also lived in New Orleans, Westwego, Waggaman, Opelousas, Monroe, Ruston, and currently Franklinton. I do get around!
The Bonnie and Clyde shoot out site is near Guthrie, Louisiana right off I-2o...not far from Shreveport, Louisiana. In Guthrie, you can see the car that Bonnie and Clyde were shot in.
For those of you who were wondering, the practice of "burying" Above Ground is because of Louisiana's high water table. Burial Vaults sit above ground because when you dig the ground more than a foot or so, the excavation starts filling with water. This does not happen everywhere in the state, but once the practice started, it was carried on as a Tradition. Also, hurricanes that have flooded the state also made sealed coffins that were buried float up to the surface and drift around in the flood-waters, frightening survivors and starting legends of ghosts.
Yes, caskets are sealed, thus any air or gases that are contained in the sealed inclosure will float. During Katrina, hundred of caskets had to be rounded up, mostly by concerned citizens, and when possible, returned to the rightful origin of rest.
I'm born and raised in Louisiana and yes we have seen some things we don't ever wanna see again and I can't help buy giggle when yall pronounce the places wrong
They butchered all our parishes names too not counties or towns 😂 parishes kal ka shoe shreeve port and plz get this right y’all say nawlins y’all know we say that so it is new all lins NOT new all leans & it’s pa cawn. NoT a can of peas so pea can ain’t it no we don’t say terlet or earl we educated too and much nicer but talk like tawk the yanks not creole Cajun fake crap on movies that isn’t specific area & heritage race background ethnicity etc howeva ya wanna day it all mean da same but if ya true nawlins born raised you sound like ya born in jersey
Only reason I know Shreveport is pronounced because I’ve heard my baby daddy talking about it as well as other places. He came from New Orleans area after Katrina. Think he was living in Shreveport at the time not positive
And the cast of the movie Easyriders REALLY DID acid in that New Orleans Graveyard. I wonder what effect of a lasting nature that little escapade had on them in the future...
I'm glad I ran across this video. Very interesting. Plus I'm from DeRidder, so I was shocked to see the small town I'm from actually make it on someone's list.
I went to see Marie Laveau grave on holiday she had two hell hounds one on each side of her just standing next her grave, im a voodoo practitioner and have been for 15 years, wounder if the ol gal was greeting me or telling me not to come near.
You never can tell. Welcome to my city where anything can be expected. However, I will tell you that very few people actually know where she’s buried bc of litter etc they tell tourists where they wanted them to think she’s buried but naaaa not her
this was a really dope video. I live in central Louisiana right down the road from that hospital. And am from Lake Charles, Louisiana. I've also been to several places in this video. Super fresh!
@@lorimarcel823 I don’t doubt that. My comment was about the myth of “Chloe”, her killing the children. None of that is true and has been proven to be false. That’s not to say it can’t have activity going on, I’m only saying they can still be successful without a bogus story. You lose credibility when you claim things to be proven false. That’s not in any way stating it isn’t “haunted”. Sorry for the confusion.
@@ThisIsMyTH-camName1 no its true it upsets me to go to these plantations and most are truth and lies and the children died of yellow fever there was really a voodoo named cleo not Chloe they just want they story the truth to be told as being a medium personally I feel so much sadness and some of the ghost hunters that go there are so confused because there is so much sorrow there's not enough ghost hunters are mediums to read it I know because I go there often like all the time and I can feel sense there wants and needs to cross over these lost souls there each episode I've watched I've laughed because I felt the same but I'm looking in like hey these ghost are confusing them because of so many stories that are true that I'm trying to put together its taking me 3 years to figure out hey its going to take a few real ghost whisper and medium and real hunter to get this straight are I'm thinking I'll get it in about 2 more years straight.
It's no worse than any other state with a high population of people who can't- or won't- get the education and experience necessary to get a good paying job. Drugs and other crimes are much easier than a 9 to 5 and don't require any education. Parents who never got educated don't raise kids who want to put in that much effort either.
LOL @ The Pea Farm not having anything to do with peas and not being an actual farm. I'm pretty sure the nickname is actually p-farm, short for penal farm AKA prison.
I can remember going to visit my pawpaw and someone would ask about one of my mom's stepbrothers. His momma would say, "he's back at the p farm". Honest to God, I thought he lived at a farm and grew and picked and shelled peas!! I was an adult before I knew.
The Pea Farm was exactly that. The prisoners worked in the fields and grew Purple Hull peas. Thus feeding themselves on what they grew, and selling any extra produce, and the money derived from the sale of surplus peas went into the budget of the prison lessening the burden of the taxpayers for the operation of the prison. Today the prison sits on private property, abandoned and no trespassing signage surrounds the perimeter. I know where it is but with the danger of snakes, spiders and poison Ivy, you would have to be stupid to venture onto the grounds.
I grew up in DeRidder and am very familiar with the "hanging jail. It was an operational jail when I was growing up. My dad witnessed the double hanging that took place there. It was a public hanging, and thousands gathered to witness it.
Get ur facts straight. The Pea Farm does have something to do with peas. The land was actually an old pea farm. And as an ancestors of Madam Marie Laveau she will not curse you because you came to her grave. If people got harmed it wasn’t her. It many spirit out there. Just make sure ur intentions are right when u walk in to grave yard.
im from shreveport Louisiana and can confirm the Forbing railroad tracks are haunted, but you have to go down to the end down ellerbe rd and jsut lay on the tracks, youll hear cries and feel touching.
Miss girl you is Couyon to be for sure! Don't no one ever call St. Louis Cemetary 1 'St. Louie' ! To do so would have all them souls roll over where they lay!
Uhhh had they not then Bonnie and Clyde would’ve done the very same to them. They were not afraid to shoot anyone. They had tried to apprehend them before and they’d always end up killing whoever tried.
Take HWY 154 south off of I-20 , it's the Gibsland exit. On 154 maybe 10 miles south of Gibsland. There is a monument on the side of the road at the site of the ambush.
Really .that is so cool your the first I met of his side of the family..my grandmother used to take the story's about them and Jessie James very serious ..she actually used to have pictures of both and Frank James and their mother.bonnie she was just a little girl and then again as a teanager but she said most of what people said was a lie because they never new the good they did with most the money they took..she was native American and a fire cracker .
1st of all, I find this to be more than 10 stories; more like 50; & why all of the repeat stories? 2nd. Those names: Calcasieu,Manchac, Shreveport, Dauphine, just did it for me. This happens every time. People who try to say words from Louisiana need to come live in Louisiana so they can be to better. Louisiana stories need to only be told by Louisianians. 3rd. But the 1 story that was never mentioned was Myrtle Plantation (about the little black girl who haunts the home), 1 of the most famous of them all. 4th. I’ve heard a different story about the rougarou. Know the facts before trying to tell stories for fame & fortune.
Living in Louisiana, I have seen all these places. I did some carpentry work at the Myrtle's Plantation. My hammer was on a table and it flew down the hallway and hit a door. The caretaker looked at me and shrugged his shoulders. I told him he could keep that hammer.
If anybody wants a great haunted experience in Natchez, Mississippi, we got married at Dunleith, and stayed there 2 nights, and had a very noisy ghost who moved our belongings around.
People need to stop putting out bad low about Marie Laveau. The fact that she just made her out to be some evil person and put curses on people is ridiculous. You’ll get more of a curse on you for putting out blasphemy on her name before a person walking to the cemetery and get a curse.
#9 @ 23:21, The La Feu Follet of Louisiana have many extended family members in folklore around the globe. The Will-O'-The Wisp's (Ignis Fatuus s. or Ignis Fatui pl., is Latin and translated means to Foolish Flame). The Wisp's and variants have been recorded in the folklore of Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, Appalachia, and Newfoundland. It is called the St. Louis Light in Saskatchewan, the Spooklight in Southwestern Missouri and Northeastern Oklahoma and the Marfa Lights of Texas. German name is Irrlicht ('wandering light' or 'deceiving light)'. In German folklore they are known as mischievous spirits of nature. Folklore has fascinated me since was a little girl. This was really cool! ❤ ~ APRIL LIPKE
It is so funny hearing them try to say the parish names and I was like 1 minute away from there for a piano comp and we parked over by the Hall and in that room window I saw a white figure move the curtain it could have been a person though cause saw a glimpse of it
She said there was a woodland outside New Orleans? Obviously never been here or she would know the city is surrounded by marshes, swamps and bayous - not mere woods! There is a difference!
as a Louisianaian this is so funny to watch and listen to them try and say the parish names is a delight to hear😅😅😅 I live less than an hour away from the Hanging Jail and it's also a haunted house during Halloween!! I've also visited most of these places. Louisiana is a haunted place. 🥰🥰
I laughed so hard when she said Calcasieu, most of these I’ve never heard of and I’ve lived in Louisiana my whole life but I live about 3 minutes from the gothic jail
shreveport got me 😂
I live a minute from the gothic jail
I live a few mins to the jail too. I laugh everytime someone says there is a demonic entity. Now Oak Alley was a delight to stay there. My fave place though is the Myrtle plantation. Stayed a couple times and it's absolutely beautiful.
I live in deridder Louisiana
Born and raised in Louisiana and I’ve been to all of these places…. Still livin my best life! I’ve stayed in Laurie mansion and my new iPhone crashed with all my pictures and videos erased of the strange things that happen. I’ve put XXX’s on the grave and they shut down access to St. Louis cemetery to the public the next day… I live in the swamps and I can honestly say I see unexplainable things constantly! Cars that disappear right in front of you… trails of lights seen through the trees when no one else is suppose to be around…. The craziest thing I experience is when I was able to talk to a spirit in an abandoned bar. Still gives me goosebumps
There’s a bridge that always has a candle lit on it every night and whenever the candle isn’t lit you’ll see someone walking in the middle of the road almost causing you to crash….
She was innocent
I've seen the lights to blue is white light of some type of figure walking out of the woods and went back in my daughter seen it to
Where do you get your shrooms from ?
In 1974 my mom, uncle and a hitchhiker named Blondie saw bigfoot on the state line Louisiana to texas. One year before she and my dad witnessed the 1973 pascagoula abduction. She never even thought about how strange the locations and timing were to each other till 2020 when I started asking more questions. I was just so use to her telling me about those two encounters growing up. Me and my sister would make fun of her and she would get so mad.
It’s not the dead who hurt you it is the living 😂
For real
Yup..... We say that all the time in Louisiana cause of voodoo
Wen person do whitch craft with the dead sprite it can hurt you
@@uniquetekareynolds666 no frfr there are evil spirits who can and will hurt you ... be careful thinking like that 😂
Amen brother
Born and raised in Louisiana. None of these places are scary. What we have as "scary" aren't popular sites and places. Places only locals know about.
Facts. Try the 7th and 9th wards of New Orleans, haunted by all lost and affected by Katrina. And the St. Bernard.
The twin churches of Pleasant Hill.
The Civil War battlefield in Mansfield
Ellerbe Rd school.
Just to name a few.
@@jrmckim thank u lol came to replies for this info specifically
Please do tell us because we want to learn about it all
Yes, like the actual home of Marie LeVoh.
I’m from the Lake Charles area. I laughed how she pronounced Calcasieu.
Hhmmm 🤔 but why ? Did she say it oddly ?
@@Brynpaul yes
It’s funny how ppl not from Louisiana try to pronounce the words lol
Born, raised, and still live in New Orleans for 35 years. I appreciate y'all for making this video. Not making fun, just teaching, but it's New Orleans(Or-Lens) not (Or-Leans). Lafitte isn't pronounced (La-Fight) lol it's (La-Feet). Shreveport is (Sh-Reeve-Port), Calcasieu is (Cal-Ka-Shoe). Then of course we have Michoud, Atchafalaya, Pontchartrain, Tchoupitoulas, Opelousas, etc... Only negative thing about the video is not mentioning The Myrtles Plantation. It's probably the most haunted place in Louisiana, and very well known. And, The Bourbon Orleans is a well known haunted hotel in the French Quarter. If y'all ever make another Louisiana video, I'll gladly help.
If you’re speaking about the infamous myth of Chloe, at Myrtles, that has been proven false. Almost most stories about Myrtles is false. The plantation has history to it, it doesn’t need fabricated stories to pull people in.
Two "yankees" were driving towards New Orleans and began postulating on how to pronounce the word "Atchafalaya". They decided to pull into a local fast-food joint and ask. When they asked the woman at the window, "How do you pronounce the name of this place?" she leaned out of the window and said, "Burrrr Gerrr King!"🤣
@@otpyrcralphpierre1742 I don’t know if this is a joke or true story, but hilarious 🤣
@@ThisIsMyTH-camName1 Of Course it's a joke. I Love to make people Smile.
Im actually looking for the bourbon Orleans hotel because I stayed there back in 2014 and it was so cool. We stayed in the room the suicidal nun jumped out of the window.... I wanna go back and stay again so bad!!
Poor girl butchered so many words 😂
Hearing them mispronounce the parishes and cities are making me laugh!! I have lived in Louisiana my whole life!!! I have lived in marksville, Minden, and shreveport
I myself grew up in Metairie but have also lived in New Orleans, Westwego, Waggaman, Opelousas, Monroe, Ruston, and currently Franklinton. I do get around!
The Bonnie and Clyde shoot out site is near Guthrie, Louisiana right off I-2o...not far from Shreveport, Louisiana. In Guthrie, you can see the car that Bonnie and Clyde were shot in.
Yea go figure
How close is Guthrie to Gibsland and Arcadia?
@@susanpepper8854 Guthrie is within 20 minutes of Arcadia. It's halfway between Arcadia and Minden.
I thought the car was in Vegas now?
@Don'tCareBear🖤 it could have been moved since I lived there, many years ago.
For those of you who were wondering, the practice of "burying" Above Ground is because of Louisiana's
high water table. Burial Vaults sit above ground because when you dig the ground more than a foot or so,
the excavation starts filling with water. This does not happen everywhere in the state, but once the practice
started, it was carried on as a Tradition. Also, hurricanes that have flooded the state also made sealed coffins
that were buried float up to the surface and drift around in the flood-waters, frightening survivors and starting
legends of ghosts.
Yes, caskets are sealed, thus any air or gases that are contained in the sealed inclosure will float. During Katrina, hundred of caskets had to be rounded up, mostly by concerned citizens, and when possible, returned to the rightful origin of rest.
Top 10 reasons for me to explore Louisiana even more! 😁
I'm born and raised in Louisiana and yes we have seen some things we don't ever wanna see again and I can't help buy giggle when yall pronounce the places wrong
I'm an Aussie imagine how I feel lol
They butchered all our parishes names too not counties or towns 😂 parishes kal ka shoe shreeve port and plz get this right y’all say nawlins y’all know we say that so it is new all lins NOT new all leans & it’s pa cawn. NoT a can of peas so pea can ain’t it no we don’t say terlet or earl we educated too and much nicer but talk like tawk the yanks not creole Cajun fake crap on movies that isn’t specific area & heritage race background ethnicity etc howeva ya wanna day it all mean da same but if ya true nawlins born raised you sound like ya born in jersey
Wherever you live, you'll laugh at how non natives mispronounce place names. Sorry, you're not special at that
In number 8, the city of Shreveport is pronounced “Shr-EVE-port” - as in Adam and EVE. ⚜️ ♥️
Only reason I know Shreveport is pronounced because I’ve heard my baby daddy talking about it as well as other places. He came from New Orleans area after Katrina. Think he was living in Shreveport at the time not positive
I was thinking the same thing!
I didn't know she even said the name lol. I live in Shreveport but originally from NOLA.
It killed me too
Wait what she called Calcasieu? She ain’t from Louisiana 😂😂😂😂 but it’s cool
being from louisiana, i’m here for it!!
Omg I love listening to people try and pronounce the name's of our town's and other word's we use. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You didn't even mention the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville. That place definitely has a spooky/haunted reputation
It's pronounced "kal-ka-shoe". Written Calcasieu, 7 in the first 10.
I was coming to say the exact thing. My Mom is from Lake Charles and I was born in Leesville. We live in Texarkana now.
My parents are Monroe rednecks but I was born in New Orleans and raised in Metairie. I always heard it pronounced Kal-kah-shew.
I was born in Louisiana the reason the graves are above ground Louisiana is below sea level
I'm from Louisiana and I don't know nothing about ghost but it goes down out here
#1 - my mom's side of the family.
I'm just wondering why it takes 3 people to tell us the same thing 10 times a piece.
And the cast of the movie Easyriders REALLY DID acid in that New Orleans Graveyard. I wonder what effect of a lasting nature that little escapade had on them in the future...
Happy new year to all & good luck for 2023 and beyond!!
I wonder how many more secrets that are left unrevealed seems neverending Happy New Years Everyone!!
I'm glad I ran across this video. Very interesting. Plus I'm from DeRidder, so I was shocked to see the small town I'm from actually make it on someone's list.
I went to see Marie Laveau grave on holiday she had two hell hounds one on each side of her just standing next her grave, im a voodoo practitioner and have been for 15 years, wounder if the ol gal was greeting me or telling me not to come near.
You never can tell. Welcome to my city where anything can be expected. However, I will tell you that very few people actually know where she’s buried bc of litter etc they tell tourists where they wanted them to think she’s buried but naaaa not her
I had seen the same thing! I took at as a greeting being I felt no Malice from her that day.
Who’s your high priestess?
And if you are a practitioner, did you leave an offering to the Queen?
And if you are a practitioner, did you leave an offering to the Queen?
this was a really dope video. I live in central Louisiana right down the road from that hospital. And am from Lake Charles, Louisiana. I've also been to several places in this video. Super fresh!
They didn’t talk about the myrtles plantation
Because most stories have been proven false.
I have proven video and pics maybe some not real from others but I tell you what I know what I have seen and heard and saw and proven stuff I have.
@@lorimarcel823 I don’t doubt that. My comment was about the myth of “Chloe”, her killing the children. None of that is true and has been proven to be false. That’s not to say it can’t have activity going on, I’m only saying they can still be successful without a bogus story. You lose credibility when you claim things to be proven false. That’s not in any way stating it isn’t “haunted”. Sorry for the confusion.
@@ThisIsMyTH-camName1 no its true it upsets me to go to these plantations and most are truth and lies and the children died of yellow fever there was really a voodoo named cleo not Chloe they just want they story the truth to be told as being a medium personally I feel so much sadness and some of the ghost hunters that go there are so confused because there is so much sorrow there's not enough ghost hunters are mediums to read it I know because I go there often like all the time and I can feel sense there wants and needs to cross over these lost souls there each episode I've watched I've laughed because I felt the same but I'm looking in like hey these ghost are confusing them because of so many stories that are true that I'm trying to put together its taking me 3 years to figure out hey its going to take a few real ghost whisper and medium and real hunter to get this straight are I'm thinking I'll get it in about 2 more years straight.
Louisiana is nice but the crime rate is horrible
It's no worse than any other state with a high population of people who can't- or won't- get the education and experience necessary to get a good paying job. Drugs and other crimes are much easier than a 9 to 5 and don't require any education. Parents who never got educated don't raise kids who want to put in that much effort either.
LOL @ The Pea Farm not having anything to do with peas and not being an actual farm. I'm pretty sure the nickname is actually p-farm, short for penal farm AKA prison.
I can remember going to visit my pawpaw and someone would ask about one of my mom's stepbrothers. His momma would say, "he's back at the p farm". Honest to God, I thought he lived at a farm and grew and picked and shelled peas!! I was an adult before I knew.
The Pea Farm was exactly that. The prisoners worked in the fields and grew Purple Hull peas. Thus feeding themselves on what they grew, and selling any extra produce, and the money derived from the sale of surplus peas went into the budget of the prison lessening the burden of the taxpayers for the operation of the prison. Today the prison sits on private property, abandoned and no trespassing signage surrounds the perimeter. I know where it is but with the danger of snakes, spiders and poison Ivy, you would have to be stupid to venture onto the grounds.
I thought the Pea Farm was Ouachita Correctional Center in Monroe. At least that's what my dad and grandpa called it growing up.
Wheres the original pea farm?
When I lived in Monroe I always heard of a juvenile facility called the pea farm that was south of Monroe.
I grew up in DeRidder and am very familiar with the "hanging jail. It was an operational jail when I was growing up. My dad witnessed the double hanging that took place there. It was a public hanging, and thousands gathered to witness it.
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Get ur facts straight. The Pea Farm does have something to do with peas. The land was actually an old pea farm. And as an ancestors of Madam Marie Laveau she will not curse you because you came to her grave. If people got harmed it wasn’t her. It many spirit out there. Just make sure ur intentions are right when u walk in to grave yard.
Lafayette is pronounced laugh-e-ette.
The way you pronounce New Orleans names is funny
Congratulations to everyone who came early a d found my comment. Have a happy new year 🎉🎊🎇
To you as well my friend
Julia brown was warning those Ppl not threatening them...they didn't listen
im from shreveport Louisiana and can confirm the Forbing railroad tracks are haunted, but you have to go down to the end down ellerbe rd and jsut lay on the tracks, youll hear cries and feel touching.
Yes!! I can't believe Ellerbe rd wasn't mentioned.
I live in Deridder literally 1 minute from the hanging jail
Awesome video
The Avoca Island in Morgan City la.... has something in those swamps and it ain't no MAN either
Miss girl you is Couyon to be for sure! Don't no one ever call St. Louis Cemetary 1 'St. Louie' ! To do so would have all them souls roll over where they lay!
St. Louie is the correct French pronunciation. St. Lewis is the American pronunciation and is how it is pronounced now.
Being cornered or trapped having to take 100 shots is a scary site.
I live in Monroe, LA there’s a few unrevealed secrets here as well!
Ohh you talking bout them hills have eyes folks by the paper mill
@@cartman504 🤣🤣🤣🤣not just that
Heyy I live in Monroe too!
@@cartman504 the bawks or bawkomites?🤣
@@cartman504can you explain more about this??? I wanna know
I Live in Baton Rouge and I Enjoy Watching These Ghost Stories about Louisiana.
I feel that all involved in killing Bonnie and Clyde are horrible people.They didn't have to riddle their car with all those bullets.
Uhhh had they not then Bonnie and Clyde would’ve done the very same to them. They were not afraid to shoot anyone. They had tried to apprehend them before and they’d always end up killing whoever tried.
They didn't do it on purpose it was a great depression and I am related to barrows
Shreveport - SHR-EVE-PORT
Provincial - PRAW-VIN-SAW
New Orleans - NEW-OR-LENS
Woah, I have a 3-4x great grandma named Julia Brown 😮. Family cemetery is named after her here in Washington State
I wish I could go where Bonnie and Clyde passed..mainly because Bonnie was my cousin and she didn't deserve to dye like that..
Take HWY 154 south off of I-20 , it's the Gibsland exit. On 154 maybe 10 miles south of Gibsland. There is a monument on the side of the road at the site of the ambush.
I feel the same as Clyde was my far off relations to my barrow family starting from louisiana
I feel the same for both as Clyde is my relative on barrows from louisiana
Really .that is so cool your the first I met of his side of the family..my grandmother used to take the story's about them and Jessie James very serious ..she actually used to have pictures of both and Frank James and their mother.bonnie she was just a little girl and then again as a teanager but she said most of what people said was a lie because they never new the good they did with most the money they took..she was native American and a fire cracker .
Bonnie was a fourth or fifth cousin to me..
1st of all, I find this to be more than 10 stories; more like 50; & why all of the repeat stories? 2nd. Those names: Calcasieu,Manchac, Shreveport, Dauphine, just did it for me. This happens every time. People who try to say words from Louisiana need to come live in Louisiana so they can be to better. Louisiana stories need to only be told by Louisianians. 3rd. But the 1 story that was never mentioned was Myrtle Plantation (about the little black girl who haunts the home), 1 of the most famous of them all. 4th. I’ve heard a different story about the rougarou. Know the facts before trying to tell stories for fame & fortune.
I’ve been to Marie’s grave and been to Julia Brown’s area many times.
It’s crazy to hear y’all speak on the myth story that was told to most of us from Louisiana as a kid 😂
Calcasieu
Cal-cu-shoe lol
I love listening to people mis pronounce it but honestly if your not from here you wouldn’t know how to pronounce it.
As a Louisiananan I see no surprises
I've passed the first one. It's so creepy. It totally stands out from every other building
i did some work at the magnolia plantation & would hear footsteps inside the house while i was outside
It's kind of hilarious hearing the pronunciations of our parish names. I am Louisiana native and I quite enjoyed this.
The haunted tracks is in San Antonio,Tx.
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Amen
Shreveport is pronounced Shreeveport. Sorry I’m just helping out! Absolutely love your videos!
U forgot to mention Oklahoma with the Bonnie and Clyde story
Living in Louisiana, I have seen all these places. I did some carpentry work at the Myrtle's Plantation. My hammer was on a table and it flew down the hallway and hit a door. The caretaker looked at me and shrugged his shoulders. I told him he could keep that hammer.
My home town , Houma Louisiana!! We finally got our own video
I’m from Cut Off. Hey neighbor. 🤣🤣
@@Cuppycakequeen4444 hey fellow neighbor, how you doing 😂
@@xForsakenx pretty great! I hope you had a good holiday.
@@Cuppycakequeen4444 I did hope you did too , be safe
I'm in Napoleonville 👋🏻
Calcasieu is pronounced "Cal Kuh Shoe".
Lafayette is pronounced "Laugh eee(long "e") ette".
"Shreveport" is pronounced "Shreev (long "e") port.
T-Frere is pronounced "Tee Frere".
"Comeaux" is pronounced "Ko Mo".
"Dauphine" is pronounced "Daw Fin Aaay".
"Catholicism" is pronounced "Ca Thol I(short "i") Ciz Em".
It’s called ManShack not chac I’m from Louisiana born and raised baby
I live in New Orleans most of your facts are straight up wrong unbearable to watch the mispronunciation of names and places is stunning
Yeah.... Ive noticed that's normally the case unless the person who made the video is from here.
Is there a logical reason why the girl narrator withholds the location of virtually every incident she references?
If anybody wants a great haunted experience in Natchez, Mississippi, we got married at Dunleith, and stayed there 2 nights, and had a very noisy ghost who moved our belongings around.
I don't think swoon was the word to use. To swoon means to faint. The ghost would faint you into the attic. Maybe lure or seduce? Just saying...
People need to stop putting out bad low about Marie Laveau. The fact that she just made her out to be some evil person and put curses on people is ridiculous. You’ll get more of a curse on you for putting out blasphemy on her name before a person walking to the cemetery and get a curse.
We used to get high in St Louis cemetery in the 70's. Never seen any ghosts, of anything else. We were always disappointed
Go to Natchitoches. American Cemetery. I was a paranormal investigator many years ago and that is one place I can say you are never alone.
You know what funny I live in Louisiana 😅
I’m from Louisiana
more videos with kennedy not only is she gorgeous she is amazing to listent to really makes u understand everything good job!
Calcasieu Pronounced Cal-Ca-Shoe. I’m from Calcasieu Parish here in Louisiana.
I'm scared now
Deridder is 30 miles from my hometown in Texas and the way she is saying some of these names 😂
Theodora died of rheumatic fever. She didn't fall or get pushed out of any house sweetheart
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I live in lousianna its fun
@maroon432 dont🤷♂️
I was actually born there on an army base but unfortunately I never learned about the history there cause I moved within a year
10 more reasons I love my home state
No myrtles plantation ????
Okay cool video
This is interesting bc I LIVE in Louisiana
Calcasieu is pronounced cawl-cuh-shoe
#9 @ 23:21, The La Feu Follet of Louisiana have many extended family members in folklore around the globe. The Will-O'-The Wisp's (Ignis Fatuus s. or Ignis Fatui pl., is Latin and translated means to Foolish Flame). The Wisp's and variants have been recorded in the folklore of Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, Appalachia, and Newfoundland. It is called the St. Louis Light in Saskatchewan, the Spooklight in Southwestern Missouri and Northeastern Oklahoma and the Marfa Lights of Texas. German name is Irrlicht ('wandering light' or 'deceiving light)'. In German folklore they are known as mischievous spirits of nature. Folklore has fascinated me since was a little girl.
This was really cool! ❤
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I’ve noticed when i watch countdown compilations, there are so many repeats…
You should do a top 10 haunted places in Sault Sainte Marie Michigan
Did you just call that cal cassy uhh???😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please do a top 10 most healing places and people.
It is so funny hearing them try to say the parish names and I was like 1 minute away from there for a piano comp and we parked over by the Hall and in that room window I saw a white figure move the curtain it could have been a person though cause saw a glimpse of it
Bro I literally live in louisiana and never heard about these places
Same here!
She said there was a woodland outside New Orleans? Obviously never been here or she would know the city is surrounded by marshes, swamps and bayous - not mere woods! There is a difference!
Channel should be called “Most Amazingly Hot Tens”
I live in Louisiana
The voodoo queen was beautiful
actually worked at t'freres about a year. nothing scary has happened to me just flirty taps lol.
I worked at CLSH for a bit. Never experienced any of this. Mind you I worked nights so. Do with that what you will.
Being from louisiana this is insulting we go explore these abandoned places for fun😂😂😂