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Good show.

My dad came home from world war II he said the depression in Alabama was still going on and the only way to make money was running moonshine he said he was used to getting shot at but he said the internal revenue guys couldn't shoot as good as the Japanese he would run moonshine twice a week and on Sunday he would take the same car with bullet holes in it and run it at the local dirt track race Cindy internal revenues used to sit in the stands and watch the race every Sunday a lot of the more boys from Alabama and Georgia like you said ram moonshine that was the beginning of NASCAR they were the best drivers around

Business is business.

James William Boyd (1822 - after 1865) was an American Confederate military officer who was alleged in a conspiracy theory to have been killed in the place of John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, due to their resemblance.

Best Podcast ever!!

Born and raised in Vallejo! My grandparents and father were in the military and ended up here in the 50’s and 60’s. I am still here…49 years.

He is a legendary

Maybe not quite as infamous but my home county was known as “Bloody Toombs” for years. Some of the old timers still call it that.

I’ve been trucking since 1985 and have hauled freight to most of these town and Jefferson Mills and one in Phoenix City use to be a regular stop before NAFTA…and my dad use to deliver to Phenix City and Columbus all the time when I use to ride with him…you just never know what’s going on all around you!!

I remember hearing the oldest of the acusers was later hung for witchcraft i guess she got hers but wasnt enough in my opinion

She's kinda fine❤

Wonder if Dixie Mafia still exists In TN,MS,AL,GA&FL

I know a little about ballistics. Dont buy "distinct bullets"

I have lived in this area my whole life so I have heard these stories from many different people. My dad actually played guitar at one of the bars all these fellas used to hang out at

I live in Lithia Springs right now

I was born in Atlanta and raised in Douglas County. Earl Lee was the Sheriff when I was a boy. I remember when he resigned in disgrace too.

I love this story BUT I have heard that Billy was shot in the face with Pat Garretts shotgun while Garrett lay in wait, not in Pete's bedroom but on the porch from under a cot. Therefore the body was identifiable and could have been Billies friend who shadowed Billy. The next day while the body was hastily burried, Billy's horse and all his traps were gone- did they burry Billy or was it his shadow? The thinking is Billy road away! We will probably never know!

Earl Lee was also corrupt

I live off of Hwy 78

Great video. I just have one complaint and it’s not with anyone besides these two stupid assassins. Have they not ever heard of checking for a pulse!? They had to be either two of the three stooges, or they had so much morphine in hand that they had that, never ending supply feeling. Great channel, I reckon I’m gonna have to subscribe. I am so grateful to be a non active addict anymore. In three months it’ll be six years. Yet still! I reserve the right to mourn the waste of any quality drug. Besides weed. No matter the “quality“ i’ve never wanted anything to do with it. Selling, using, or giving it away. It’s not worth a fraction of what other things are, at a fraction of the size and smell.

Were Birt and Davis closer than Birt and Bobby Gene Gaddis? I dated Gaddis's niece for a while. She told some horrible stories about him.

Where are these stories coming from?

I live near his grave, it's neat it's built out like an old car.

I love Phenix City, I always will. That Central High School you heard about, I graduated from there in 1995. The Elite Cafe, attempted a come back awhile back but it didn’t work out. The City Council and Mayor couldn’t be better! 💕

The Britton family ran a funeral home my family, the Dobbs family. They had Britton Dobbs Funeral home.

Born in Columbus, GA and raised in Phenix City! I love to listen to these stories!

I grew up in Phenix City, AL!

I was a kid in Winder I remember watching the authorities pull his victim/victims from Mulberry river

These are well made and very entertaining why don’t they get more views

Thanks for sharing this 😊

GTFOH!!! Really?? I bet no one will put the Minneapolis, Minnesota people in this category!! THEY BURNED A CITY DOWN AND YET THE SOUTH IS WORSE!!! Pathetic and racist!!

I knnew Cliff Park, wfe and Daughter When I was real little My Parents rented a house from Old Cliff. Everybody called the Old man back then. They were as nice and generous a family you could ever met. I remember John Brooks too. Him and Sheriff that replaced him Neil ward Had a bootlegging store in Pendergrass called Goatman's This wild hearing about Cliff like this he was a Pillar of our community

interesting! The April 1930 bank job and the Summit killings and the Thompson murders aren't mentioned in the 2002 Nickel & Helmer bio. Maybe they didn't believe the FBI reports?

A well research series. I know Phenix City was not your focus, but you tied it well into the series (perhaps you will do a series on Sin City). At the same time my grandparents moved from Atlanta to Auburn (next to Winder) in 1970 where spent our summers working on their farm. My grandmother wouldn't let us even look toward Winder unless she was with us. She knew what was going on there and did her best to protect us from it.

If you havent listened to The Red Dirt Clay you are missing out.

Why doesn't this channel have 100k followers, minimum? Let's try to correct that. Subscribed, bell rang, commented, liked, upvoted, shared ... may the algorithm gods smile favorably upon your channel. Looking forward to the Pee Wee Gaskins episode. Being a South Cackalacki, Savanna River border teen in the 60s and 70s ... I remember the Georgia stuff like yesterday. There were plenty of rough ole boys running around the South back then.

If you like this listen to In the red clay. It's a podcast told by Billy Birt's son Stoney birt. He has the whole history of the dixie mafia and all the Billy sunday stories.

I saw the movie on this subject decades ago. I am so glad to hear it again with much more detail than the movie had time to provide. Once again, excellent research, very well told. I hope you'll start to get the subscribers that you deserve. Quality of content and narration this high of a level is almost not available anywhere else on UA-cam

It’s crazy. I lived in Loganville for 30 years and never knew any of this shit. This is so cool just a thought. If you were to re-create it in an animation, I can guarantee your shit would blow up.

These family memebers need to be followed. They sound like an elite process!

As usual, outstanding content, research and narration. Hope that your subs start reflecting the outstanding quality of your podcasts

The Axeman murders ceased because the Axeman went off to War and now returned........

Amazing how petty these guys were.

He drove 50 YARDS. Screeched to a stop. Then gets hit in the head full of buck shot and lives? What a day.

I loved these

Fantastic delivery of a story.

My Grandaddy made some of the best Whiskey in South GA. Sold a many a gallon to the soldiers at Ft. Benning. Had a Plate of Steel in his T Bucket car back of back seat. Military Police sometimes shot at him with their Tommy Guns. He shared many stories with me. Taught me how to cook when I was 10 years old. Was hauling in the VW Baja bug by age 14. I took the slow route never go stoped hidden in plain sight.

So much more to this story.. thats not discussed