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The reason you can’t be convicted in that place for killing someone is because you need at least 7 people on a jury from that area to convict someone, and there are at most 4 park Rangers that live in that region.
Wouldn't the FBI get involved anyway, the murderer would end up in some kind of federal process I'd think.
@Botoburst that's what I was thinking. They would just make it a federal case.
I think that murder scenario is inaccurate. If you murder on Federal Land you are a felon and will not be tried by state law. You'd be tried by Federal law. Murder anywhere in the US is illegal. Don't believe everything you hear on social media.
@@pillarwatchYou couldn't catch the murder charge, legally. You'd catch so many others getting to and from the location that you'd be in prison forever anyway.
@@briancallaway1690 You would still need people that live in that federal district to make up a jury or even make up the grand jury to get an indictment so formal charges could be handed down. Either way, federal court or state court, the Sixth Amendment of the US Constitution requires that there be a jury of your peers from the same state and federal district. No people living there means no petit or grand juries, period, so no convictions. Plea deals? Maybe, but that's not "getting away with it."
Something similar happened on the other side of a state line in this area (maybe Montana?), when a man illegally killed an elk on Yellowstone property. Thankfully, there there were a few residents on that side, but had the defendant chosen not to take a plea deal and sought a jury trial, the issue of putting together enough people for a jury was a real potential issue the higher courts would've had to address. It seems like next to nothing happens in the whole area (that we know of lol).
Not dissing James, not at all. However I do love seeing Millie & her mum, Sally together in videos. (But then I love seeing James & Sally in videos too... and third fave combo is Millie & James.
I live near Peachtree, which is actually called Peachtree City. It is a middle class to upper middle class neighborhood. Very few homes are over $600,000. Peachtree City was designed for the employees of Delta Airlines. It is located 20 minutes to Atlanta Hartfield-Jackson Airport. The entire county is working on being golf cart friendly.
Hello from PA. Just wanted to say I learned something today courtesy of your comment!
@@drq5002 Where are you in PA? I grew up in Pittsburgh and lived in NorthEast, PA until 2014. The last year we lived there, we had 148" of snow.
@@pamk2061 I'm from York County. Specifically Brogue, but I went to Red Lion.
@@pamk2061 For what it's worth, I lived in Ebensburg for a bit.
It's not only called Peachtree City it's the actual name of the town...I live only a handfull of miles far from there too.
He royally dropped the ball on the subject of Kansas City when he said it's not in Kansas. Though only 1/3 of it is there, it still has a presence in KS.
On the same note, the story of Idaho is incorrect, in that if that scenario were to play out, a "change of venue" would be ordered (change of location).
Interesting fact that piggybacks on what was said about Juneau in the video. You can either fly or take the Alaska State Ferry/Alaska Marine Highway to get out of town.
I think you may have missed the point in the Michigan section--you have to travel south in Detroit to enter Canada. He also neglected to point out that Michigan Hwy. 185 is located on Mackinac (MAC-uh-naw) Island, which can only be reached by a ferry.
The western state line of Iowa is the Missouri River.
The granddaddy bridge in Louisiana is Pontchartrain Causeway = PAHN-chuh-train.
Another thing about Arkansas. You can cross into every surrounding state: Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee, by going south.
A better fun fact for Alaska is that not only is it the northernmost state, it also is the westernmost, and even the easternmost. The westernmost island of the Alaskan key islands is west of the international date line.
So delightful to see Millie and your mom! ❤️
Delaware has airports, One of which I have flown into several times. I think they might just mean for like 747's or international travel or there is some technical definition of airport that they are using. There literally is an airport, I have been there, Its not imaginary.
I'm from Kentucky. I think one our most interesting things is that we have a town called Hell For Certain or Hell-fer-sartin. Supposedly a missionary visited long ago and someone asked where he'd been. He said, I don't know, but it was hell for certain. lol
The town of Stehekin in Washington state also gets its mail delivered by boat as there are no roads to it since it is located in the North Cascades national park at the end of 55 Mile Long Lake Chelan the only access is by boat foot or float plane although there are 30 or 40 miles worth of hundred plus year old logging roads throughout the mountain valley and some vehicles have been barged up to the town over the years, in fact they actually have a small bus they take people a few miles of one of the roads to a beautiful waterfall in. you can visit camp hike mountain bike etc in season. It is extremely beautiful.
Bellefontaine, Ohio contains the shortest street in the country (as noted here) as well as the highest point in Ohio (Campbell Hill), & the first street in the US to be paved with concrete (Court Avenue, 1891). Lots of accolades for a town of just over 14,000 people.
My ancestors were Union soldiers from Scatt County Tennessee
Millie is incorrect, and the video only tells a portion of the story. It's NOT legal to kill anyone anywhere in the United States, including in Yellowstone. It's not a question of legality. It's a question of constitutionality when it comes to being able to hold a trial with a full jury (12 people) of your peers. I would assume there would be an argument for change of venue in order to be able to form a jury.
To clarify on the first McDonald's being in Illinois, it's the first one started by Ray Kroc. The original McDonald's started by the McDonald brothers was in San Bernardino, California.
There is a Kansas City, Kansas and it is just over 3 miles from Kansas City Missouri. I have been in both, but mostly just drove through Kansas City, Kansas because it isn’t a very pleasant place to be.
There is definitely a Kansas City in Kansas. There's also a Kansas City in Missouri, just across the river.
The business about getting away with murder in a small part of Idaho is an old legal wives tale that keeps resurfacing. It's not true.
Point Roberts, in the state of Washington, is also cut off from the main state. Residents have to pass through Canada to get back and forth to the mainland.
There is a Kansas City, MO ( Population: 508,394) and Kansas City, KS (Population: 154,545), they touch each other.
Thank you. I live in KCK (for now). I was going to post something myself.
And neither one of them are where he highlighted on the map
I was gonna say too that there’s a Kansas City in Kansas right across the Missouri River from Kansas City, MO. I’m not from anywhere near there, I’m from Los Angeles, but I love geography.
Kansas City, Mo, predates Kansas and was named for the Kansas River, thus the confusion.
Point Roberts, Washington is 23 miles from Vancouver, Canada and 136 miles from Seattle, Washington. To get from Point Roberts to any other city in Washington State you must first pass through Canada.
Also due to the US-Canada border, there is a small part of Washington State that you either have to go through Canada to get to, Point Roberts, or go by boat.
There is a slight error regarding the federal court districts. Yellowstone is not its own district, but the whole if Yellowstone, including the portions in Idaho and Montana, is part of the District of Wyoming.
I've driven by Centralia PA... Still smoldering!
13:32 I have lived within 15 miles of Virginia Minnesota my entire 51 years. I usually have to type in Virginia & add Minnesota when I do a web search so it doesn't show me Virginia state results 😂
Virginia is the biggest of the 4 nearest cities - I grew up between Eveleth & Gilbert, the old mining community is exactly 2 miles from each town's old school buildings. We were technically within Gilbert city limits & their original school district, we had an Eveleth mailing address & a Virginia phone number. Eveleth & Gilbert schools merged in 1986 & now they also merged with Virginia a few years ago with new buildings. The new high school building is right on the Eveleth/Virginia city limits border - because the bigger town residents would've fought it if the building wasn't technically in town. The State of MN had to move the highway between Eveleth & Virginia so the mine could access the area under & on the other side of the old highway this past decade & added 3 miles to the road to replace the much shorter old route. It was 7 miles from my house to downtown Virginia, but it's 10 miles now.
I've never been to the Northwest Angle - but I obviously know it exists & have seen many videos about it. It is weird that students have to have passports & cross the border twice both ways to school! There's places on the US/Canada Border that have phones that you have to use to report crossing the border on various lakes. International Falls is one of the 2 closest border crossing roads (it's actually a bridge) from my hometown. Pre 9/11, people frequently crossed the border to work on the other side, to shop, to have a meal, etc. without having to show a passport. The last time I crossed the border near Grand Marais was in about 1990 - we pretty much just waived at the border agents as we left the US & were just asked if we had anything to declare on our way back. We even had one of my friends with us on a few trips - no identification or notes from her parent required. My grandparents used to go up to Canada camping/ fishing every year. I was quite young, so I don't remember exactly what happened, but we went to visit my grandparents one trip & we had an exchange student from Japan with us - he did have to show his passport & got another country's stamp in it - on the way there & back. My sister said he was quite nervous about going to another country while staying with us. I have actually never had a passport - I haven't had to go to Canada since 9/11 & Canada is the only foreign country I have ever been to - & it's not very far from home.
North Dakota has the blackest soil I’ve ever seen. Beautiful growing season.
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That original Burger King is Mattoon, Illinois where I live.
Key West, Florida is closer to Havana, Cuba; then it is to Miami, Florida.
fun fact about Texas its 956 miles from Brownsville Tx to Texline Tx from Texline Tx To the canadian border is 960 miles
Lawyers from all over the country have to fly into DE frequently since over 60% of fortune 500 companies are "headquartered" there because they have the most business friendly courts. because of this, executives from Google/Alphabet, Amazon, CVS Health, and CNBC, Comcast etc all need to fly in to testify etc.
Not actually headquartered there, they're incorporated there!
They fly in on private jets however there has been a successful commercial flight operation flying out of the New Castle Co airport for a short period now. Mainly flying to Florida and back for vacationers. Still no intercontinental flights and probably will never be. Fun fact: Dover AFB in Dover, DE (home to the largest aerial flight port in the US) moves more tonnage than FedEx & UPS combined.
As a person who grew up in GA, Peachtree is one of, if not the richest cities in GA.
Thats definitely true about that long bridge in LA (Louisiana). I drove it several times back and forthw between New Orleans & Baton Rouge. It made me so nervous driving on it, because it was just one long bridge over water with no land in sight for a good hour(?), and the ahoulder of the road was small. I couodnt even IMAGINE my car breaking down there, especially in the hot season. 😵💫
I live in the US and I didn't know any of this. It was fun to watch. Thanks.
I was sort of surprised to see how Brits are so unaware of the vastness of the United States (even without Alaska!).
Wow . This is Meryl Streeps best role! She’s very beautiful
Hello from Kansas City, Kansas! Either he missed that one or I have no idea where I'm at lol.
Actually, Kansas City is in both Kansas and Missouri.
This is an old video. Bradley Airport in Connecticut serves 6 million passengers a year.
You will go to prison if you kill someone in any part of the US.
Whoa did I hear that New Hampshire doesn't require seat belts? I think I would force that state require seat belts before fully codifying it.
My stepdad is from New Hampshire, you need to wear a seatbelt, there is literally a sign saying you are entering New Hampshire, do not forget to buckle up. It is not required to wear a helmet when riding on a motorcycle or snowmobile.
These were some interesting tidbits of information.
Please do a quiz of locating US cities!!
I'm from MN, and have never been up to the NW Angle (that chunk that goes up into Canada at Lake of the Woods, but several college classmates' families owned resorts on Lake of the Woods and they had some interesting stories - keep in mind, during the winter sometimes you CAN drive across the lake directly.
ERROR ALERT! Kansas City is actually two separate cities. Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri. Check your map.
I've been in that part of Idaho, but I didn't kill anyone. No really I didn't.
I didn’t know ANY of that.
I live in PA and have been to Centralia several times, as it's not far from me. People used to burn their garbage in pits (some still do, or in burn bins). It was either someone dumping hot coal ash (b/c people burned coal for heat!), or part of a clean-up burn at the dump. However it happened, the ground was so coal-rich in one spot, that the burning garbage set the coal there ON FIRE. That spread down in to the labyrinth of mines below the town.
The problem is, that fire has burned since 1962, with no sign of exhausting itself. Slowly, people moved away and it has all but become a ghost town now with only a handful of ppl living there. I think it's both a sad story AND a cautionary tale.
More info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia,_Pennsylvania
1:00 Um...Kansas City Missouri is not where they showed that red dot (in the middle of Missouri). It's actually on the Missouri/Kansas border, and on the other side of the border lies Kansas City Kansas.
Hello from Tulsa 👋 interesting video
I wish people would stop pronouncing it NevOda. It's NevAda! You know when someone is from the eastern part of the US when you hear that. (Sorry, just a pet peeve of mine!)
The video is incorrect there is Kansas City, Kansas, it is a suburb of Kansas City Missouri. They are across the Missouri and Kansas rivers from each other.
I guess he got confused with Kansas City Missouri on the map
Missouri and Kansas rivers. The Mississippi is the eastern boarder of Missouri.
@@larrydlam You are correct sorry for thinking it was the Mississippi.
5:44 - it's pronounced App-uh-latch-un
Did I miss NY, I don't recall seeing it?
@@davidwalton3604 Ah OK, NYC, an area that makes up 6% of NYS is highlighted again. Thanks.
So ya Scott county you had a decent football team but , the state of Tennessee. Welcome, here we are! No felonies then you’re welcome to carry a firearm. As we all do
As a West Virginian I disagree that we're a southern state.
If you kill someone in a national park even though no one lives in that part of Yellowstone, it is still on federal land which means you can be arrested by the FBI and tried in federal court.
Yes, but then they would need to form a federal jury from the federal district in which no one lives. Thus, no trial. No one lives in the state *or federal* district to form a jury.
There's so MUCH more to the state of Wyoming than that questionable and odd little tidbit!!
There is a Kansas City Kansas, it's just nobody cares
The Texas/Michigan one doesn’t check out. It’s about 794 miles to Michigan and 751 miles to its southernmost point. Unless I made an error measuring on google earth.
@@davidwalton3604 well the northern border of Texas is all the exact same latitude. I measured from the point closer to Michigan to be fair. The only thing I can think of is maybe they measured to a point on Lake Michigan where Michigan waters begin.
@@davidwalton3604 I see what you mean. Probably old surveying error. I checked from that point too and measured to Michigan waters which is closer and it still didn’t check out. This one was even further with a difference of 95 miles.
@@davidwalton3604 absolutely. Either way it blows me away. I’m from Louisiana and I traveled to New Mexico once. New Mexico seems so far away from me but there’s only 1 state between us.
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Hello from Alabama
*waves in Alabama* Greetings, state mate
You're so welcome friends 💗
Alabama has a lot to see and is the home of the best college football team in america. You should check out the Alabama Crimson tide.
Montana looks like Joe Biden sniffing Idaho