I am an old cop, who worked as a gunsmith on the side. I can assure you there was indeed a single shot "revolver" it was built as a target pistol by Colt in the early 1900's. The cylinder was not round as most, but pretty much flat with the frame, it would "revolve" to insert the round then go back into battery for the single shot at the target. It was a slick looking unit based on the Bisley frame and was said to be a tack driver by those who invested in one for their target shooting. Where there needed to be a fairly good gap for the cylinder on a revolver, this unit had a very tight fit to insure better velocity of the round and the flat piece where the cylinder would have been was very solid in comparison to the revolver version of the firearm.
Lake city Colorado (which is right by lake Sancristoball on the Gunnison) has a pizza place called "Packers" where you can have "The Packer special" made with "Al's 5 favorite kinds of meat." Yeah I kinda lost my appetite a little when I saw that on the menu.
I believe he found himself in a rough situation and decided to hunt his fellow man. I believe he killed more than Bell, based on what you've mentioned of his past behavior. Seems consistent with his pattern of sociopathic thinking. I further believe that he continued to insist on his semi-innocence because he couldn't even acknowledge to himself the horror of what he had done, and of what he really was, deep in the quick of him. You may indeed be right that he killed one of them only, but I would not excuse him due to insanity. He was capable of rational thought and attempted to conceal his crime(s). Sociopathy isn't the kind of insanity that excuses a crime, especially a crime like this.
At least the tattooist didn't misspell his last name as "Pecker". You do know there is a diner on the UC campus at Boulder named The Alfred Packer Grill. I ate there a few times during my last sojourn across the country in the '70's but found nothing unusual about the food.
There was a Federal building that named their cafeteria after him as well. That is until it was found out what his “claim to fame” was. It was renamed shortly thereafter. I mentioned this in a previous thread were I encouraged a story about this and somebody called BS. I sure hope that he reads this. Cheers. 🇨🇦
I was laughing my ass off when you started talking about not liking the cold as you get older. I split my time between CA and my house in Colorado Springs. When I was in CO this past Nov - Jan, I was freezing my ass off. And I am a guy who spent 2 and half years in Korea (it gets very cold there!) but ...I was much (much) younger. Great episode!
R David I'm a California native too, spending most of my time either in Marysville, Roseville, or the Bay Area. I was with the 1/9th Inf at Camp Greaves back in 79-80, and our DMZ mission was from November to the end of February, so I spent quite a few nights either on the south barrier fence, or at GP's Collier & Oullette freezing my nuggets off. Brother it was COLD !
Oh wow! I just found this station last night. Sharp wit with a sharp tongue. Not afraid to use sarcasm and humor. Thank you. I normally skip the commercials during the show but for you I don't mind listening to them if it helps you gain revenue.
You truly do have the best Wild West channel on UA-cam! You have proved the average working man can produce better content than many who have a PhD’s! God bless you, and keep up the good work!
Dear WWE (not the Undertaker wrestler with a tombstone kind) I want to say thank you for doing these videos on the Wild West. I'm English but I was born on the 4th July. No joke. I was. That and the fact I've always felt akin to America is why I feel more American than British or English. These tales of the Wild West need to be kept alive in the same way the Native Americans pass down their history by word alone. The Wild West forged America in the way the Victorians of old London forged my birth country. But Americana and America are truly free. A free equalled in it's beauty with it's violence.
Love the way you tell your podcasts the wacky banter proper entertaining . Stories never heard before there well good Love to buy you a coffee anytime your in London 😜
Just watched this for the second time. Great video. But if you were a motorcycle rider from Louisiana you’d love Arkansas just like I do. Thanks for the great work
Hey man, I've subscribed and I've been listening to multiple of your videos.. love them.. I was gonna tell you about cannibal the musical but you just mentioned it lol.. I've been laughing this whole video and my wife thinks I'm deranged now lol.. I just wanted to make sure you knew the movie existed.. great stuff.. keep it up 👍
I love the lengthy tangent on the legality of cannibalism. Also just a couple years ago a Grand Junction Colorado funeral home was busted for illegally selling the bodies without consent of the families.
Imagine the types of people looking to buy body parts…. Why? For what? It is not a bag of weed or something simple to find on the black market. Lol where would you even meet someone that has the in for body parts. Creepy as hell.
Your videos are awesome, I really enjoy yoru style of story telling with a bit of comedy sprinkled in. Keep it up man and thanks for the great content!
Union troops occupied Nashville shortly after the battles of Fort Henry and Fort Donelson in February of 1862 and held it until the end of the war. There were several Federal forts that ringed the city.
Considering the mormans didn't get to ut till 1847 and gold at Bingham was discovered by solgers that had invaded utah in 1858 and maybe mid 1870s before large scale mining took place.
Never seen such a clear photo of Alfred Packer before. I’ve seen this photo before, but never this large and clear and fresh looking. He looks a tad like Manson - and I find that creepy and disturbing. Just saying is all.
I love your channel ma man. I’m working just outside Inverness. When I finish on a Friday and make the 210 mile drive back to Glasgow I put on the channel and listen away. I enjoy the puns and don’t give a f**k about the cussin as every second work you hear in Glasgow is a profanity of some sort. All the best sir 🇬🇧🇺🇸
I'm 40 years old and my parents would say this when I was a kid. I don't remember if they ever gave it to us but I know I've heard both my parents say they use to be give Castor oil on many of occasions
Randomly found this channel and I must say I enjoyed it very much... definitely earned a sub from me... Besides, us JOSH'S gotta stick together...lol Great content so far and I can't wait to peruse your playlist. Be seeing you around the tube 👍😉
Getting old isn't for wempt. I lived in Dillon Colo. Last year I lived there, woke up on the 4th of July with 4 in of snow on the ground. Dillon is about 10 miles across lake Dillon from Breckinridge at about 9600 ft elevation.
We had a butcher here back in the 30's who killed his wife and the tinker who he found her in bed with. He butchered both and ground them up mixing their flesh with pork and sold the meat in town as sausage. It was discovered when a lady was eating the sausage and found a long fingernail from the woman in her sausage patty. Those who had the sausage said it was good sausage so I guess it does sort of taste like pork.
I do believe the reason why the judge would reapeat hung until dead three times is that the hangman had three chances to try to hang a prisoner. There is a story in Canada of a prisoner who was sentenced to hang. The first try the trap door wouldn't open. They removed him and tested the trap door and it worked. They tried again and the trap door wouldn't open. Again they teated it and it worked. On the third try, no surprise, the trap door didn't open and the prisoner was consequently released.
This was awesome Lots of civil war action in TN Nashville fell easily after battle of Franklin Nov 1 1864 John Bell Hood was decommissioned shortly there after
Castor Oil... My Grandpa used to say if you ain't hungry after a day's work you must be sick so a dose of Castor Oil will fix you right up.. Trust me... my appetite greatly improved from then on no matter how hungry I wasn't!!
By the way, Harmann from my home town of Hannover disposed all his victims in our river Leine. It was never explicitely proven he made human flesh sausages, it was just said they were secured "just to be sure...". It was never said he also ate his victims.
Our line of thinking is the same concerning waitstaff and so forth. The easy I look at it they are doing something I couldn’t/ wouldn’t do myself so for that alone they deserve my courtesy.
I would assume at first he wanted to be in on a new strike with these would be prospectors. I think he wanted to rob the final 5 after being scorned during the trip, & probably did kill them, then ate their frozen meat when the provisions ran out. But what the hell would I know?
New sub from your Quanah P. Story! Oh my God the 1st time I've ever found your Podcast! Your Filipino slurs had me rolling... Not that I'd ever utter a racial slur... But I hope most people can enjoy a good joke! About to binge watch, thank you!
Another fine episode good sir. I'll have to say people who treat others like crap to either make themselves feel better, or cause they think they got more junk are empty vessels. Now, how is the ever living f**k is cannibalism not illegal?
There is no Hound creek west on Laramie. There is Wagon Hound creek which is North West of Laramie. And there was gold mining/prospecting in that area around that time. I have never heard that story from any of the locals, so I expect it is not true.
If he was pickup up near Wagon Hound, the nearest town at the time would have been Carbon. Which you talk a lot about in your great Big Nose George video.
@@WildWestExtravaganza yeah not well known i forget leaders name end of the 19th century might spelled it wrong. Look into them . U will be interested ✌
That guy doesn't deserve sympathy. He lured those men to their deaths. There is a movie loosely based on this story called Ravenous and it's pretty good.
Lake City is really cool to visit! You should really try to go there sometime! I went in the summer, and it gets a little cold at night, but it’s not terrible at all. The courthouse in Lake City that he was tried in is still in operation. And it’s also featured in Cannibal the Musical, by Trey Parker. And don’t forget to get a *bite* at the Cannibal Grill! 😂 There is some beautiful scenery there as well, Lake San Cristobal is a gorgeous area. ❤
Yeah, Packer took the entirely wrong route if he was heading near Breck. Just follow the damn Colorado(Grand) River. He went entirely way too far south.
I’m curious if there’s any information on the way the men where killed I think it might help paint a better picture of what happened if they all had Blows to the head and a shot to bell it’s hard to believe you could kill all the men up close like that without being over powered
There s also a temporal lobe type epilepsy &migraine combined where they can have see bright lights as your friend had,or called an aura. I hope you wont confuse the word cavalry with a more solemn word,cavalry where your Saviour &mine died for a debt He didnt owe. Dont confuse those please. DrBob😊
When u got to the pt of Alfreds death I was left hanging - i really thought u were going to say Alfred packed up and moved to the spirit realm or something like that. My theory is that after gettin 'leaded' 2 many times, his boozing and brawling not helping either - all this led to a thunderstorm in his mind the very worst case for someone w epilepsy as a result of the poor conditions - this along with the poor choices made leading to starvation would have caused the storms of electrical charge to dampen his grip fog his focus and loose control of the tenuous hold on his sanity he had left - thats his state of mind which was probably playing tricks on him w audio if not visual hallucinations and a paranoid fear that he must get the others before they get him - wasnt too hard on him bc AP had enough of these pansies crap talking down on him, bustin his chops, shunning him etc - the perferct storm of crae
I am an old cop, who worked as a gunsmith on the side. I can assure you there was indeed a single shot "revolver" it was built as a target pistol by Colt in the early 1900's. The cylinder was not round as most, but pretty much flat with the frame, it would "revolve" to insert the round then go back into battery for the single shot at the target. It was a slick looking unit based on the Bisley frame and was said to be a tack driver by those who invested in one for their target shooting. Where there needed to be a fairly good gap for the cylinder on a revolver, this unit had a very tight fit to insure better velocity of the round and the flat piece where the cylinder would have been was very solid in comparison to the revolver version of the firearm.
So?
It's called a colt camp perry
Are you sure you're not referring to the Ruger Hawkeye?
Colt Camp Perry. I've seen them covered on Forgotten Weapons
Lake city Colorado (which is right by lake Sancristoball on the Gunnison) has a pizza place called "Packers" where you can have "The Packer special" made with "Al's 5 favorite kinds of meat."
Yeah I kinda lost my appetite a little when I saw that on the menu.
man meat :(((
I love the way you present " history stories "
This guy's good. 🎯🍻🐎❤
I believe he found himself in a rough situation and decided to hunt his fellow man. I believe he killed more than Bell, based on what you've mentioned of his past behavior. Seems consistent with his pattern of sociopathic thinking. I further believe that he continued to insist on his semi-innocence because he couldn't even acknowledge to himself the horror of what he had done, and of what he really was, deep in the quick of him. You may indeed be right that he killed one of them only, but I would not excuse him due to insanity. He was capable of rational thought and attempted to conceal his crime(s). Sociopathy isn't the kind of insanity that excuses a crime, especially a crime like this.
What s a Come to Jesus movement?Important or subject of ridicule&foolish allegory?
Strange,Alfred bornnear Pittsburgh&same city the serial kidnapper of girls lived years before being caught.
At least the tattooist didn't misspell his last name as "Pecker". You do know there is a diner on the UC campus at Boulder named The Alfred Packer Grill. I ate there a few times during my last sojourn across the country in the '70's but found nothing unusual about the food.
There was a Federal building that named their cafeteria after him as well. That is until it was found out what his “claim to fame” was.
It was renamed shortly thereafter.
I mentioned this in a previous thread were I encouraged a story about this and somebody called BS. I sure hope that he reads this.
Cheers. 🇨🇦
Looks like it wasn’t such a Schpadoinkle Day for Alfred in real life lol
Nice Hat!
At least you can name your snowman bob...
You looking at my eye??????
I was laughing my ass off when you started talking about not liking the cold as you get older. I split my time between CA and my house in Colorado Springs. When I was in CO this past Nov - Jan, I was freezing my ass off. And I am a guy who spent 2 and half years in Korea (it gets very cold there!) but ...I was much (much) younger. Great episode!
R David I'm a California native too, spending most of my time either in Marysville, Roseville, or the Bay Area. I was with the 1/9th Inf at Camp Greaves back in 79-80, and our DMZ mission was from November to the end of February, so I spent quite a few nights either on the south barrier fence, or at GP's Collier & Oullette freezing my nuggets off. Brother it was COLD !
Josh, you have created fantastic and superior content! Dang, it is addictive.
Thank you
He sure looks like Charles Manson in this photo. Really enjoy your style of story telling LOL. Great job!
Oh wow! I just found this station last night. Sharp wit with a sharp tongue. Not afraid to use sarcasm and humor. Thank you. I normally skip the commercials during the show but for you I don't mind listening to them if it helps you gain revenue.
Welcome aboard, Joe!
Fantastic episode. Really well told and presented. You mentioned Cannibal. I'll raise with Ravenous.
You truly do have the best Wild West channel on UA-cam! You have proved the average working man can produce better content than many who have a PhD’s! God bless you, and keep up the good work!
Thanks man!
You are very welcome. Thank you for your informative passion for our great history, and the great comedic aspect of your presentation style.
I couldn't agree more!
Josh is very entertaining and informative!
This gave me information I haven’t heard yet. Like the waiter story. Peak historical content 👌
As a Minnesotan who sounds like a rural Norwegian, that comment hit home.
Lol Norway in the house who also love this channel and he s style and awesome humor Greetings CZ 75 Shadow ✌🏻🇧🇻
Dear WWE (not the Undertaker wrestler with a tombstone kind) I want to say thank you for doing these videos on the Wild West. I'm English but I was born on the 4th July. No joke. I was. That and the fact I've always felt akin to America is why I feel more American than British or English.
These tales of the Wild West need to be kept alive in the same way the Native Americans pass down their history by word alone. The Wild West forged America in the way the Victorians of old London forged my birth country.
But Americana and America are truly free. A free equalled in it's beauty with it's violence.
freedom is an illusion brother .
Greetings from Louisiana, my friend!
Thanks so much for this episode Josh…I’ve been waiting for it.
You did a fantastic job as usual.
Goddamn, I love your channel!
Cheers Josh. 🇨🇦
I enjoy all your story telling .You just tell it like it is don’t stop.
Thanks
Extremely well done. Thank you Josh.
Mad to think that this man would of been within living memory for my great grandmother who I used to visit before she died when I was young.
Crazy huh?
Ooooh! Ooooh! New episode! Thank you 😄
Ok, now I've eaten my dinner I can watch this episode lol
Damn I can’t get enough of these stories, thanks cowpoke
Love the way you tell your podcasts the wacky banter proper entertaining . Stories never heard before there well good Love to buy you a coffee anytime your in London 😜
Dude, you're hilarious... if it ever comes up, I owe you a beer for the chuckles... good story telling.
Just watched this for the second time. Great video. But if you were a motorcycle rider from Louisiana you’d love Arkansas just like I do. Thanks for the great work
Hey man, I've subscribed and I've been listening to multiple of your videos.. love them.. I was gonna tell you about cannibal the musical but you just mentioned it lol.. I've been laughing this whole video and my wife thinks I'm deranged now lol.. I just wanted to make sure you knew the movie existed.. great stuff.. keep it up 👍
I love the lengthy tangent on the legality of cannibalism. Also just a couple years ago a Grand Junction Colorado funeral home was busted for illegally selling the bodies without consent of the families.
That's crazy
I happened on to an article about that. Freaky. Funeral homes are corrupt. Big business. I lived in GJ, for a spell.
Imagine the types of people looking to buy body parts…. Why? For what? It is not a bag of weed or something simple to find on the black market. Lol where would you even meet someone that has the in for body parts. Creepy as hell.
Your videos are awesome, I really enjoy yoru style of story telling with a bit of comedy sprinkled in. Keep it up man and thanks for the great content!
Thank you
Love your content brother been tuned in for a long while now keep ‘em coming
Thanks man
Love these stories! Great narration. Jus so you know arkansas is pretty awesome.. lol thank you for these stories keep me entertained at work all day
Union troops occupied Nashville shortly after the battles of Fort Henry and Fort Donelson in February of 1862 and held it until the end of the war. There were several Federal forts that ringed the city.
Thanks!
Like the history, insights, points and opinions. One of the top channels around.
Thank you
Your channel is really great. No idea why you don’t get more views. I’m sure you’ll get some traction soon
Thank you
Excellent episode as always.
Worth the wait. Gracias amigo.
I love these! I've been inspired to think about doing my own UA-cam channel ❣️
I found this to be amazing I am from Utah and my family has worked at the Bingham mine since the early 1800
Considering the mormans didn't get to ut till 1847 and gold at Bingham was discovered by solgers that had invaded utah in 1858 and maybe mid 1870s before large scale mining took place.
@@jeffbybee5207 well I maybe off on my time line but my family name checks out to almost the beginning of the Bingham Mine
I wonder if he was hungry when they took the picture 🤔
Lol
Funny😂! Really😊.
Great episode!
Never seen such a clear photo of Alfred Packer before. I’ve seen this photo before, but never this large and clear and fresh looking.
He looks a tad like Manson - and I find that creepy and disturbing.
Just saying is all.
I love your channel ma man. I’m working just outside Inverness. When I finish on a Friday and make the 210 mile drive back to Glasgow I put on the channel and listen away. I enjoy the puns and don’t give a f**k about the cussin as every second work you hear in Glasgow is a profanity of some sort. All the best sir 🇬🇧🇺🇸
Good ole Scotland!
Whereabouts in Ireland were your family from?
I'm 40 years old and my parents would say this when I was a kid. I don't remember if they ever gave it to us but I know I've heard both my parents say they use to be give Castor oil on many of occasions
Randomly found this channel and I must say I enjoyed it very much... definitely earned a sub from me...
Besides, us JOSH'S gotta stick together...lol
Great content so far and I can't wait to peruse your playlist.
Be seeing you around the tube 👍😉
Hell yeah
Getting old isn't for wempt. I lived in Dillon Colo. Last year I lived there, woke up on the 4th of July with 4 in of snow on the ground. Dillon is about 10 miles across lake Dillon from Breckinridge at about 9600 ft elevation.
We had a butcher here back in the 30's who killed his wife and the tinker who he found her in bed with. He butchered both and ground them up mixing their flesh with pork and sold the meat in town as sausage. It was discovered when a lady was eating the sausage and found a long fingernail from the woman in her sausage patty. Those who had the sausage said it was good sausage so I guess it does sort of taste like pork.
Yikes
Tha is the same story in evert town
Definitely the best guy I've heard in a long while. Here, have a sub.
Thanks! Welcome aboard!
Thanks again.
I recall the guys from South Park making a musical about this very topic...
Cannibal!
I do believe the reason why the judge would reapeat hung until dead three times is that the hangman had three chances to try to hang a prisoner. There is a story in Canada of a prisoner who was sentenced to hang. The first try the trap door wouldn't open. They removed him and tested the trap door and it worked. They tried again and the trap door wouldn't open. Again they teated it and it worked. On the third try, no surprise, the trap door didn't open and the prisoner was consequently released.
Hell yeah! Here we GO!
This was awesome
Lots of civil war action in TN
Nashville fell easily after battle of Franklin Nov 1 1864
John Bell Hood was decommissioned shortly there after
Packer was a great man who set new standards in the culinary arts.
Alifred is most upstanding morman there ever lived
Or he could have dropped the R and went by Al fed
Castor Oil... My Grandpa used to say if you ain't hungry after a day's work you must be sick so a dose of Castor Oil will fix you right up..
Trust me... my appetite greatly improved from then on no matter how hungry I wasn't!!
I bet!
I'd assume, if he really had seizures that often, the CO's saw it before they could put him in the fight. He most likely never saw actual combat.
Happy to have stumbled upon your channel (via ol brushy Bill sent me). You have the same sounding voice as Danny McBride.
By the way, Harmann from my home town of Hannover disposed all his victims in our river Leine. It was never explicitely proven he made human flesh sausages, it was just said they were secured "just to be sure...". It was never said he also ate his victims.
Thanks for your awesome Channel, Josh, highly appreciated. It doesn't get more american than this!!!
Liked and shared!👍✌😎
First time I heard of Alfred Packer was a dedication to him by Cannibal Corpse on Butchered at Birth album...
I remember that band from i was a youth but that i dont remember cool✌🏻
Never been that hungry
Josh,tough subject nice delivery.the restaurant 11 bang bang mentions is called Packers Saloon & Cannibal Grill .
"A whiskey, sir?" Cheers.
Great upload thank you for sharing
Thank you for listening
Our line of thinking is the same concerning waitstaff and so forth. The easy I look at it they are doing something I couldn’t/ wouldn’t do myself so for that alone they deserve my courtesy.
I am directly related to him By his younger brother and I love telling people about him
I live a couple blocks from Littleton cemetery, I go past his grave (and everyone elses' in there) all the time.
Colonel Douglas learned his trade from riding with The Wild Fruits, hence the nickname 'Camp Douglas'.
A term of affection.
To be a fine talker helps when you're a cannibal i presume..
Silence of the lambs
I wonder if any of these doll houses still exist. How much could I sell it for? 🤔
I would assume at first he wanted to be in on a new strike with these would be prospectors. I think he wanted to rob the final 5 after being scorned during the trip, & probably did kill them, then ate their frozen meat when the provisions ran out. But what the hell would I know?
New sub from your Quanah P. Story! Oh my God the 1st time I've ever found your Podcast! Your Filipino slurs had me rolling... Not that I'd ever utter a racial slur... But I hope most people can enjoy a good joke! About to binge watch, thank you!
Same
Another fine episode good sir. I'll have to say people who treat others like crap to either make themselves feel better, or cause they think they got more junk are empty vessels. Now, how is the ever living f**k is cannibalism not illegal?
There is no Hound creek west on Laramie. There is Wagon Hound creek which is North West of Laramie. And there was gold mining/prospecting in that area around that time. I have never heard that story from any of the locals, so I expect it is not true.
I don't remember what you're referencing but since you know the locals I'll defer to you.
@@WildWestExtravaganza You said that one report was that he got arrested west of Laramie WY near hound creek.
If he was pickup up near Wagon Hound, the nearest town at the time would have been Carbon. Which you talk a lot about in your great Big Nose George video.
Alfred Packer is Hugh Glass without hunting skills
Packer the wacker,.
.too damn funny
Ruger Hawkeye is a single shot revolver chambered in .256 magnum.
What’s the intro songs name?
I think it's just called western
Ravenous. Good one beaver
How about the burro gang pretty bad ass story not well known
Never heard of them
@@WildWestExtravaganza yeah not well known i forget leaders name end of the 19th century might spelled it wrong. Look into them . U will be interested ✌
That guy doesn't deserve sympathy. He lured those men to their deaths.
There is a movie loosely based on this story called Ravenous and it's pretty good.
Lake City is really cool to visit! You should really try to go there sometime! I went in the summer, and it gets a little cold at night, but it’s not terrible at all. The courthouse in Lake City that he was tried in is still in operation. And it’s also featured in Cannibal the Musical, by Trey Parker. And don’t forget to get a *bite* at the Cannibal Grill! 😂 There is some beautiful scenery there as well, Lake San Cristobal is a gorgeous area. ❤
Yeah, Packer took the entirely wrong route if he was heading near Breck. Just follow the damn Colorado(Grand) River. He went entirely way too far south.
You ever seen the movie ravenous?
I don't think I have
@@WildWestExtravaganza you should watch it
At least his first name wasn’t Fudge.
Yeah Packer was strictly self serve. No obnoxious waiters necessary.
It must have been so easy back in the 19th century to just change your name and be never found. Not like they had ID and Social Security Numbers.
Exactly
Fun fact.... the Colorado University cafeteria is named after him.... for real
people in desperate times will do horrible things in the name of survival.
yep
I now live in Florida for 27 years.
A hungry man is a dangerous man.
Looks like the guy from ravenous.
Ravenous is a bad a$$ movie, it doesn't have to be completely "historically accurate" to be bad a$$ lol
Alfred Packer went to prison. In Cannon City Co
He looks like a cross between Charles Manson and George Custer.
If Packer was troubled and pushed to limits, Boone Helm was a complete nutcase. Check him out. Definitely podcast material
Yeah, I did one on him a long time ago. Definitely a crazy dude
I’m curious if there’s any information on the way the men where killed I think it might help paint a better picture of what happened if they all had Blows to the head and a shot to bell it’s hard to believe you could kill all the men up close like that without being over powered
There s also a temporal lobe type epilepsy &migraine combined where they can have see bright lights as your friend had,or called an aura.
I hope you wont confuse the word cavalry with a more solemn word,cavalry where your Saviour &mine died for a debt He didnt owe.
Dont confuse those please.
DrBob😊
He looks like Charles Manson, interesting episode.
When u got to the pt of Alfreds death I was left hanging - i really thought u were going to say Alfred packed up and moved to the spirit realm or something like that. My theory is that after gettin 'leaded' 2 many times, his boozing and brawling not helping either - all this led to a thunderstorm in his mind the very worst case for someone w epilepsy as a result of the poor conditions - this along with the poor choices made leading to starvation would have caused the storms of electrical charge to dampen his grip fog his focus and loose control of the tenuous hold on his sanity he had left - thats his state of mind which was probably playing tricks on him w audio if not visual hallucinations and a paranoid fear that he must get the others before they get him - wasnt too hard on him bc AP had enough of these pansies crap talking down on him, bustin his chops, shunning him etc - the perferct storm of crae
not moving
not breathing
no heartbeat
A part obtained from the body part trade is not something you should eat. The parts are treated with embalming agents.