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Man Encounters Moon Eyed People | Appalachian Tales Brought To Life
Native American legend, moon-eyed people, Cherokee, Appalachia, Fort Mountain, Civil War veteran explorer, mysterious pale creatures, underground caverns, transformation, adventure. Thaddeus Grayson, a former Union soldier, investigates the legend of the moon-eyed people in Georgia. He discovers a hidden civilization and is welcomed into their community. Facing danger from a rival explorer, Grayson protects his new family and undergoes a transformation to become one of them. This thrilling tale blends historical fiction with supernatural elements, exploring themes of belonging, identity, and the unexplored mysteries of American folklore. Copy
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Watch as these hikers make a fatal mistake on the Appalachian Trails. This scary horror story will make you think twice before hitting the trails alone. Watch the full video on our channel! #shortstory #appalachian ua-cam.com/video/VWL8nAGyRGQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ShortStoryStash

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  • @WyomingTraveler
    @WyomingTraveler День тому

    The story of Emily West is an exciting, legend, but just a legend, it is not true credible evidence that Emily West was captured by the Mexican army, serve as a spy, or had any connection with Santa Anta. to learn the true story of the yellow rose of Texas, check out my video about the song.

  • @frankiemendez4601
    @frankiemendez4601 8 днів тому

    I remember learning about her in Texas History. My teacher and coach started off by saying, "They didn’t include this part in the textbook."

  • @ash2079
    @ash2079 15 днів тому

    When I was 15-16 I was with my family during a tour guide at the Alamo and it was at night and I saw a man in a top hat with a long black trench coat inside the gate. It was so scary!

  • @Hillers62
    @Hillers62 25 днів тому

    I went to High School in Dallas in the 70's, where we had two years of Texas history...Ms. West was taught to us as a true heroine...a woman that had a pivotal role in Texas independence...she is sung about in the famous "Yellow Rose of Texas"...She is a Texas icon!!!!

  • @1987shanellpearl
    @1987shanellpearl Місяць тому

    I learned of this story in high school. My history teacher was surprised that i was the only student that fully understood the story about Emily D West. 😅 his face when i yelled out "wait they used a women to win the battles?" His face was shock and pride that ill never forget. 😅 💛🌹 it wasnt until now did i ever think of using yellow rose as a way to keep her name known. Well at least in my life. Our dearest Emily! I will forever request yellow roses in your honor! 🍻🤠💛🌹

  • @cassieserenil1512
    @cassieserenil1512 Місяць тому

    They have a statue of Davy Crockett 😊.

  • @cassieserenil1512
    @cassieserenil1512 Місяць тому

    It's really haunted. I got chills and goosebumps 😮

  • @wdb3110
    @wdb3110 Місяць тому

    What a story, but this one is true!!!

  • @awesomeoma8543
    @awesomeoma8543 Місяць тому

    Way to educate the people!

  • @John.Miguel.Videos
    @John.Miguel.Videos 2 місяці тому

    Indentured servant? She was a slave.

  • @NoeticNotary-sx1ec
    @NoeticNotary-sx1ec 2 місяці тому

    💛💛💛

  • @francescagenovese8937
    @francescagenovese8937 2 місяці тому

    I was at the Alamo when I was 10 on a vacation, I remember like yesterday I was in Jim Bowie’s room and I legit was hearing whispers and I definitely saw a 6 ft black shadow on the wall, I think it was Bowie but the freakiest experience I had was hearing footsteps on the roof and I was really confused when I went to tell the tour guide that there was a man in Bowie’s room and I was hearing walking around that I had a run in with either Bowie himself or Crockett

  • @niles8102
    @niles8102 2 місяці тому

    As a Native, we do not allow these spirits and all those beasts where we live! Those demons and spirits are NOT welcome!

  • @vlad7758
    @vlad7758 2 місяці тому

    The whites were brutal lmao. And you never hear about him😂

  • @teresakryvenchuk6205
    @teresakryvenchuk6205 2 місяці тому

    Love it all❤

  • @whuppzadaiy
    @whuppzadaiy 3 місяці тому

    So much better with human voice

  • @robertrubio1680
    @robertrubio1680 3 місяці тому

    It's spelled Bexar but pronounced like"Bear".

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      Terribly sorry I mispronounced this. I’ve only ever read it and never heard it spoken before.

  • @kennardjohnson7875
    @kennardjohnson7875 3 місяці тому

    Wrong Texas flags, first flag of Texas was blue with yellow star,the current flag didn't come about until a few years after independence. But jaun de Seguin fought against Texas in the second war because of discrimination against him and the Mexican Tejanos.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      If I’m not mistaken the blue flag with the yellow start was featured in the video. It’s in the thumbnail because most people don’t know about it and wouldn’t recognize it.

  • @ralphdeleon987
    @ralphdeleon987 3 місяці тому

    Great video, not to many people know about this part in history

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      It does seem to have been lost to history. I plan to bring more forgotten historical figures to light

  • @roJam-nv5lk
    @roJam-nv5lk 3 місяці тому

    Tejanos will always continue to be caught in the middle of opposing forces!

  • @MorningStarRevival
    @MorningStarRevival 3 місяці тому

    Man these are similar characters to another Appalachian story known as The Old Gods of Appalachia. It's an interesting branch off of it.

  • @zdroid3
    @zdroid3 3 місяці тому

    Gonna go watch

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      It's a great story I hope you enjoy it!

  • @ftfmafia8653
    @ftfmafia8653 3 місяці тому

    Nice

  • @josepgperezramirez-xz6lp
    @josepgperezramirez-xz6lp 3 місяці тому

    Super good story....like it...🎉😊😊😊😊🎉🎉😊

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      I'm so glad you enjoyed it thank you so much! We're getting better every day!

  • @JustPeasant
    @JustPeasant 3 місяці тому

    Why the west (especially USA) focuses squarely on Germany, but completely overlook Japanese monstrosities? The reason is even more disturbing then you might think: USA colluded with Japanese government to cover it up. They did prosecuted few prominent Japanese officers, but only those who commited war crimes against American soldiers from 1941 to 1945. Everything else was ignored or outright censored.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      Wow my God that's terrible.

    • @JustPeasant
      @JustPeasant 3 місяці тому

      Members of the Japanese Imperial family: From Hirohito, his younger brother, first cousin, uncle who had their hand directly or indirectly involved in most depraved massacres from late 1930s to 1945 had been granted full immunity from prosecution and exoneration. This outcome falls squarely on two individuals: 1) President Harry S. Truman, and especially... 2) Douglas MacArthur The later one has personal interest from this farce. By relieving Hirohito and the rest of the imperial family from any accountability, this has enabled him through fromer emperor to proclaim himself as the governor of Japan. Utterly bonkers, indeed...

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      @@JustPeasant I've always found it funny how if Hitler had not offed himself, then we would have SURELY sentenced him to death, maybe even going as far as to put him in one of his camps till he was lead to the gas chamber. BUT we never punished Stalin or Hirohito for any of the obvious war crimes, not just war crimes but crimes against humanity itself. 3

    • @JustPeasant
      @JustPeasant 3 місяці тому

      @@ShortStoryStash Oh, well. Double standards are globally accepted, apparently. Transending continents, nations, ethnicities and cultures.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      @@JustPeasant Tell me about it.

  • @ShortStoryStash
    @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

    What's up ya'll! I decided to buckle town and get my face out there, we also massively upped our editing game, this is our first video like this so please let us know what you think of our new direction! We LOVE Making content for you all and we really just want to get better at making content. Thank you all so much for watching!

  • @Meme-IngfulMelodies
    @Meme-IngfulMelodies 3 місяці тому

    What about the White Lilly?

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      I thought about covering that but I changed my mind at the last moment.

  • @quazarbeatz3651
    @quazarbeatz3651 3 місяці тому

    I liked the short and this one covered even more. Great job

  • @droidstudios373
    @droidstudios373 3 місяці тому

    Great video as always! Love all the content man keep it coming.

  • @neoanderson726
    @neoanderson726 3 місяці тому

    good grief no ending ? graduate of the stephen king of story telling school ?

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      The ending is coming soon! We released this story in chapters otherwise it would have been close to 2 hours long. We're going to be testing longer stories in the near future!

  • @barbaramashburn7980
    @barbaramashburn7980 3 місяці тому

    WOW that's Superawesome 🎉💓🙏💕

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      Thank you so much!! I really appreciate the love! The story continues with parts 2 and 3 on our channel, with me actually voice acting it, the AI voice just didn't have any emotion to it.

  • @mikehernandez7462
    @mikehernandez7462 3 місяці тому

    These are heros even though mere humans they demonstrate super natural qualities.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      So true. There's a lot more unsung hero's to come!

  • @JorgeGonzalez-bz1nx
    @JorgeGonzalez-bz1nx 3 місяці тому

    Por pendejo...trusting the White man..!!

  • @ShortStoryStash
    @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

    Hey guys! Thank ya'll so much for watching today! This is only my 2nd time voice acting so please tell me what you think! If there's anything you think we can do better we're always looking to improve! Let us know what ya'll think! Thanks so much ya'll!

  • @quazarbeatz3651
    @quazarbeatz3651 3 місяці тому

    I love all the pictures

  • @droidstudios373
    @droidstudios373 3 місяці тому

    Ooohhh I can’t wait to see how the new chief reacts

  • @kingshermanii
    @kingshermanii 3 місяці тому

    I do have to disagree with the 2nd point, as the Bomb was an aspect to the war ending. We do know that the combination of the Soviet invasion of Manchuria and the atomic bombs finally convinced Emperor hirohito to surrender. We also know that if the U.S Invaded Japan it would have taken years just to win on Kyushu with the estimate by the U.S Navy being that over japanease casualties including civillian and military would land between 3-5 million, with American casualties falling around 450k-1.25 million casualties. This is not to mention if the Soviets helped in the invasion. Which if they did you can add another million Soviet casualties and another 1-2 million japanease casualties. I think it would have been better to point out that it's not the only reason Japan surrender rather then saying they would have surrendered when they didn't show a single sign of surrendering. Still loved the VID❤

  • @timothykeith1367
    @timothykeith1367 3 місяці тому

    Watching from Seguin, Texas

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      Awesome! I want to come visit there and see all the history. I live pretty close to Seguin park. Near the battle sight.

  • @iGamezRo
    @iGamezRo 3 місяці тому

    Fun fact: the US Army expected that the invasion of Japan would be so bloody that they ordered 500K Purple Hearts to be made, but as we know, the invasion never took place, but now they had AND STILL HAVE Purple Hearts from that original 500K batch. The US Army still gives out WW2 made Purple Hearts.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      Oh dude that is amazing, I did not know that part! That's insane.

    • @kingshermanii
      @kingshermanii 3 місяці тому

      ​@@ShortStoryStashyea there Is a Y.S navy Report as well I do recommend researching it its a terrifying read

  • @alfredcisneros6988
    @alfredcisneros6988 3 місяці тому

    He is remembered by all Mexico as a traitor

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      I've been to Mexico a few times but I didn't know this. I'm, sure he is, he did fight against Mexico. But he also fought for Mexico twice.

    • @arailway8809
      @arailway8809 3 місяці тому

      I would like to see a video on the Cisneros family history.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      @@arailway8809 I would love to make this video what a great idea! If I use this in a video can I give you a shoutout in the video?

    • @arailway8809
      @arailway8809 3 місяці тому

      Do your usual good job and don't worry about me. Thanks for the good thought.

  • @jianpingxie2248
    @jianpingxie2248 3 місяці тому

    like the White Lily of stalingrad

  • @chuyennguyen7267
    @chuyennguyen7267 3 місяці тому

    May I see the source of the "human wave tactic" please? I kinda want to dig deeper into that. Ty

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      The information is scattered across many sources, be sure to cross reference any source for accuracy. Here is a Snippet from a book I have. "There are three principle ways that human waves were utilized during the war. • In the very early months, the fight was exceptionally desperate and the Red Army often found themselves with no alternative, as they lacked heavy support, and in some cases even enough rifles. Massed charges happened, and there are even accounts of Soviet soldiers charging with their arms linked in solidarity (or to ensure no one chickens out if you are cynical) as they lacked rifles. Wasting trained soldiers on this makes little long term sense though, and it wasn't utilized in latter phases of the war. • The second, and more common use at least through Stalingrad, were the citizen levies (Narodnoe Opolcheniye). There weren't soldiers, but civilians pressed into service and thrown against the Germans to buy time. Some were armed, some weren't. In some cases they were forced at gun point. Most members of the Opolcheniye had no training, and survival rates were low, to say the least. those that did you be absorbed into the Red Army eventually. To quote from an instance outside Leningrad: • "Altogether over 135,000 Leningraders, factory workers as well as professors, had volunteered, or been forced to volunteer. They had no training, no medical assistance, no uniforms, no transport and no supply system. More than half lacked rifles, and yet they were still ordered into counter-attacks against panzer divisions. Most fled in terror of the tanks, against which they had no defence at all. This massive loss of life-perhaps some 70,000-was tragically futile, and it is far from certain that their sacrifice even delayed the Germans at all on the line of the River Luga." • The final type we see is with the shtrafniki - soldiers put into punishment battalions. They were soldiers who had committed crimes, or political prisoners of the gulags, or kulaks, and other undesirable elements, who were atoning for their crimes (real or imagined) with service in the worst position in the army - in many cases the alternative was a death sentence anyways. Service would be for about three months, and if you survived, you would return to a normal unit. But survival wasn't easy. These units would be used for such wonderful roles as human mine-clearers, or in the parlance of your era - "Forlorn hopes". Some units would have 100 percent mortality rates, although the overall survival rate wasn't quite that high! Close to 500,000 soldiers would service in the Shtrafbat by war's end.

  • @stejer211
    @stejer211 3 місяці тому

    WW2 facts that every sixteen year old knows.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      You would be shocked how many people don't know these things.

    • @stejer211
      @stejer211 3 місяці тому

      @@ShortStoryStash Are you talking about Americans lol

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      @@stejer211 Indeed, several of my friends didn't know there were german resistance groups, or that woman played a bigger part in the war than working in factories at the home front. I'm very glad to hear people know these things already!

    • @stejer211
      @stejer211 3 місяці тому

      @@ShortStoryStash These facts are considered minimal basic knowledge in Europe, so much so that they are mentioned in lowbrow sitcoms like 'Allo, 'Allo.

    • @ShortStoryStash
      @ShortStoryStash 3 місяці тому

      @@stejer211 Wow honestly that is so great!! Are you from Europe? I've always highly valued their education system. Sadly, here in American, we are literally taking things like Slavery out of history books because "It's offensive" to people. You'd be shocked how much we've removed from our history classes.

  • @inventor4279
    @inventor4279 3 місяці тому

    Germany lost cuz their ideological foundation was flawed, they only way they could win is if they werent nazis. You cant win a war when you deem part of your population savages, anothers as unfit, and at least half of your population as just child making machines

  • @ComplexityComplex
    @ComplexityComplex 3 місяці тому

    The real danger with not using the bomb is that it would have allowed the Soviets time to launch their own invasion, which would have left Japan divided like Germany. The Japanese would have fought fiercely but Stalin didn't really care about throwing his soldiers away for more territory.

  • @DeMan59
    @DeMan59 3 місяці тому

    Another Gen Z dork who doesn’t understand how nasty an attack on the Japanese home islands would have been for both sides. The Japanese could have fought a guerrilla war for years.

  • @migelos1188
    @migelos1188 3 місяці тому

    Didn't Germany killed like over 20,000,000 soviets?

  • @jeffreygordon2689
    @jeffreygordon2689 3 місяці тому

    That's right. They weren't just badasses... THEY had BOOBS ! ! 😊

  • @christianknickerbocker604
    @christianknickerbocker604 3 місяці тому

    It has been a tough century for the chinese. Still is.