A TERRIBLE EVENT AT THE BATH SCHOOL in 1927, in the State of Michigan. 44 Lost + ONE.
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2021
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I live in Michigan. 3 yrs ago renewing my military I.D. I met a woman who’s grandmother went to that school but stayed home that day because she didn’t feel well. We talked about how, if she had gone that day, this nice lady and myself maybe wouldn’t have met that day because she wouldn’t exist.
Oh my. Sure she and yourself was chilled 😓. Thank GOD for her safety 💗🕊️
I saw an interview with her.
How sad 😂
Makes me feel like crying poor kids, teachers and all the people that passed...
@@freakshowfilmfestival3591 that must have been quite interesting!
I’ve lived in Bath my whole life (I’m 20 now) and I just want to say that this video is done so beautifully. As a child we learned about this tragic disaster all throughout my years in school and always talked about it every year in remembrance. We talked about this day every year but never discussed in such detail about the children’s individual stories so some of the information was new for even me to learn. As a child who grew up in Bath the impact that our town’s history has on everyone to this day (my own graduating class as well) is still very present. My own graduation day was held on the 18th of May specifically in honor of all the children and victims of the Bath school disaster. We had a quite moving and beautiful speech in honor of all the children who unfortunately never even got the chance for their own graduation. It’s a much lesser known fact but we also have a museum dedicated to all the children that is located in our middle school. The museum has quite a few memorabilia of photos, school objects, a remembrance statue, and even an old desk and chair that came from the school. This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and just want to say thank you for all the respect and evidently meticulous research you did to put into this video.
Thanks it was quite a road trip and a pretty epic story, it was one of the hardest ones I have ever told, not just the sadness but the complexity to put the production together, lots of victims I didn’t even get them all. Thanks again, i’m glad you enjoyed it.
I live in Bath also! Only I'm in Bath, NC. The oldest town in NC and an absolutely beautiful place
What a lovely addition to this story, Shaelynn. I'm saddened by all the loss.
This is really sad I feel so sad for the children
My deepest sympathy for the victims and their families
As a local - thank you. Thank you for not letting this be forgotten.
I'm the author of "Bath Massacre: America's First School Bombing." As you can imagine, this story is close to my heart. You did a beautiful job detailing what happened on May 18, 1927. This video gives the victims the honor that they deserve. Thanks for posting this.
Thank you Arnie….thanks for taking time out for the wonderful note. I’ll have to check out your book. If you could send a link to my email I will add it to the description for this episode so everyone can go buy it! Facesforgottentoday@gmail.com
Where's the best place to buy your book?
@@tammysavoie9771 Most book stores have it or can order it for you.
Where can a person buy your book??? Thank you
A great book!
In the High School, there is a statue of a little girl holding a cat made entirely from melted donated pennies in honor of those who were killed.
This is lovely and touching to know, thanks for sharing this information.
That's awesome
Amazing!!
Amazing Tribute
OMG, that is really touching! 😪 and very sweet! 🙂
Was very sad, but you gave this story the respect that all those kids, school members, and citizens that perished deserved. Really special!!😪🙏🏻🙁👍🏻
we are at the days of no return, just face front life up you face andlive your time with happiness, be proud of your ancesters and thier dreams to be free and honorable memories
Yes I totally agree with you. May God bless all there souls.
Ron, you make me cry, these innocent so very young children, were robbed of one precious gift , their life , how this monster did what he did is pure evil. Thank you for giving these young children the respect, dignity and most importantly the remembrance never to forget. Terribly , terribly sad they all never got to live their lives. RIP to all who lost their lives that fateful day.
Your right Ron , this story is horrific, such tragedy done to children, the innocent , the pure, the young, they did not get to live their life’s. Thank you for your sensitivity, respect , in honoring those who died. RIP my dearest children who because so pure , entered the gates of Heaven that horrific fateful day.
Ron, please what is the music to the Bath School massacre would love to know the name of the piece of the music it’s beautiful and beautiful as the backdrop music to this horrible tragedy
I am a retired teacher - this one hit me hard - thank you for honoring the children and the other adults who lost their lives that terrible day - 😢💕🇺🇸
I've watched a few of your videos now and I couldn't figure out why I was so weepy and why I feel so nostalgic. ...
When I was little (I'm 47 now) my grandmother had MS and tried to keep active but it was difficult, the best place for her to walk was the cemetery in town because it was flat. I would walk with her and she would respectfully tell stories about all the people who passed.
This lead me to a lifetime of love for the serenity and care of quiet cemeteries.
Watching you feels like walking with my grandmother again. Thank you so much for that!!!
Thanks for sharing that Jenifer, gives me a warm feeling in my heart.
Thank you for sharing. You are special.
I LOVE old cemetries, especially those in Edinburgh.
Yah, me two..I felt such a serenity n peace walking through with him. My mom often visited her relatives, her dad n others n I had to go with her...I become fond many years later to once in a while n visit old cemeteries. THE calmness n peace it gives one is so tranquil as if they are reaching out and 🤫 quietly speaking to one.
😊 thanks
It's a beautiful thing you do Sir. We should never forget those who have long since passed on. Tragic events to just old age. No one should be forgotten. You give value and honor to their memories.
An author in my country wrote "everyone excists in some way,as long as there is someone who remembers them"...
R.I.P Henry
People, hug your kids or grandkids ! Thanks Ron for another excellent visit !
What a beautiful, well tended cemetery.& each child's grave has such special care. My heart goes out to the entire community.
My great aunt and great uncle were in the school when it happened. They both survived
Wow!
I'm so glad they did.
Praise The Lord! ❤️🙏🏻✝️🙏🏻❤️
This is a very sad story, but I'm so happy to know that your Great Uncle and Great Aunt survived. ❤
were they brother and sister or future spouses?
It's disgusting that type of evil can live inside the hearts of people.
Hazel Weatherby (teacher) is buried in Amble, MI. Less than 6 miles from my home. My wife and I found her grave by accident while GeoCaching.
I geocache as well; how I ended up here (may visit Michigan soon and visit this virtual-it’s sad but interesting and as a person who has buried a child I do like to honour children at places like this).
@@pinlight97 what is goecache?
While doing what?
Geocaching is basically treasure hunting with gps. It's fun.. give it a try.. u can download the geocache app from the app store. Ull b surprised at how many caches are probably around u
@@mattmason4589 - people hide a ‘geocache’ (a container with a log to sign when found and sometimes ‘goodies’ to claim/exchange) then they enter the gps of the hiding location (and sometimes a clue to help you find the cache).
Over 100 years later and this sad history of the loss of so many young kids still made my heart break for innocent little ones.
5:20 Condolences especially to the Harte/Hart families who lost six children and a teacher
I wonder why the one son wasn’t buried with the family.
My grandmother went to this school during this time. She was home ill and many of her classmates perished.
That must have been devastating for her, but I'm so glad she missed school that day.
I think I saw an interview with her.
Is your grandmother Irene Dunham? 2nd oldest living person in Michigan. Wasn't she supposed to graduate that year?
Sad 😭
I cannot imagine how she dealt with the death of so many friends and classmates, it must have been very hard for her to overcome.
I couldn’t help it, l cried so much for these innocent children, who were murdered by this sick individual. So many children who had their lives cut short. RIP Angels, teachers and helpers.
Me too💔
Desperately heartbreaking. Beautifully kept cemetery. Can hear the birds chirping, singing for those precious lost souls.
As a teacher, my worst nightmare is someone hurting "my" kids. And those poor parents, I can't even imagine. Thank you for the great respect and compassion you show in sharing these stories with us.
Thank you for honoring these beautiful children.
Heartbreaking. How can someone take the lives of children, for the disappointments of their own life. They had nothing to do with adult decisions. All the talent and love these children would have brought to this world. They sound like decent children who had much to give and much to enjoy on this earth.The poor parents, how they must have grieved. Let us all be diligent so something like this never happens again. May they all rest in peace. Thank you for sharing their story with us.
Horrendous. I am in tears over those gorgeous children
I find what you do very respectful and educational. As a child in Quincy Mi, my brother and I use to do almost the samething as a game we lived just two properties from the cemetery, so we grew up seeing every funeral in town pass by our house. My mother worked as a librian in our small town. So we would find people then spend hours in the library learning about there lives. Everybody has a story to tell
Andrew was born and raised in Tecumseh, Mi. My son used to work in Quincy. My husband is transferring to Coldwater. Small world.
Yes@@mindylance73
One of my friends Dad was in a classroom next to one of the classrooms where many children were killed. He survived and went on to become Superintendent of my hometown school district. He is gone now, but he used to tell his kids about that day.
It doesn't really hit home just how heartbreaking this was until you hear the testimonies about those precious children
This was absolutely heartbreaking . He was truly a psychopath . So sad for the grieving parents .
Why are the three brothers not near each other.
I have read about this before. Very nice presentation we must never forget about these children and all of the adults who perished that day.
I wished they didn't get shot
@@brightmacsworld8353 - they were NOT shot, the school was blown up and it’s dynamite!
This was such a sad story. I have to say that the amount of work and detail that goes into your videos is just amazing. I love how you say, "he was a good boy". These kids must have heard that. Thank you for bringing these beautiful kids to life through your stories.
It really tore my heart apart 💔 😢 with this one. But to see that the Harte Brothers are all buried apart hit me really bad.... those 3 should all be with their parents. REST IN PARADISE to all of the victims of that monster.
I was thinking the same thing, and it occurred to me that perhaps money was an issue; the family may not have been able to afford graves all together, or maybe unmarked graves necessitated the spacing. It is sad, indeed, but I like to think the family is together in the Great Beyond, where it really matters.
Thank you for taking your time to honor all these people who have passed on . It’s a beautiful way to never forget and if it wasn’t for you, they would not be known of.
He blew up his farm so rescue crews would be busy at the farm. Then the school goes off not only causing massive chaos but with everyone at the farm, it would delay rescue at the school.
So sad, I noticed on the memorial that some of the children shared the same surname. Undoubtedly, siblings or at least cousins. Families lost multiple children that day. Absolutely horrific.
The drone footage always gorgeous, overlooking a small town just beautiful
Yes what a lovely area. Great storytelling.
The drone shots and music are in a way paying tribute to the many lives lost. You show the area they loved, played, worked and had a community. Job well done in telling their story.
Thank you Sir for sharing this. We need to learn from our history. May they all REST IN PEACE.
As a Mom, as a Michiganian, this cuts deeply. As some of the children had the same last name, I immediately assumed they were children of the same families--siblings. There is no greater cut to families. Well presented.
Michigander you mean.
What a beautiful, well-maintained cemetery. Thank you for covering this horrific story. These children and their teachers and any others that lost their lives that day, certianly deserve to be remembered. 😢
Just horrific ! He must have killed his wife in advance of this cruel incident. Poor woman! We who appreciate this channel pray that all these victims can rest in peace.🕊️
When young children die, they were robbed of their life-the number of children killed is horrific, all those little lives gone, hopefully God welcomed them all to eternity. The man responsible for this tragedy went to a “special kind of hell “when you harm or kill a child, my God what beautiful children , God bless the parents , and families of these poor children who all perishedRIP God bless the little children , and thank you Ron for such a touching tribute to all these beautiful children who lost their lives.
You said Ron, the town was a class act to give out diploma’s 50 years later to the remainder of the students who survived, well you my dear Ron ,are a class act. I have left another comment expressing my sympathies to all the children who perished in this horrible ,horrible tragedy.
My heart goes out to those killed in the massacre
This might sound horrible to say but it's actually kind of a mercy that he did kill her first. Can you imagine living with the knowledge of your husband having taken the lives of so many, facing the families of the fallen? I mean, I know it wouldn't have been her fault but you don't think of that when you're in that kind of situation, you feel some responsibility for those you are related to.
Keyho was a coward and a monster. I must say the music in your video was beautiful. Your presentation is outstanding. Thank you for your dedication to honoring those we have lost.
“Good bye mumma..I’ll be good” that hit me in the heart…so tragic…beautifully and respectfully told Sir thank you. RIP to all
Yah me too.
We lived 13 years in St. Joseph along Lake Michigan and we never heard this story. I would have taken the kids there in remembrance had we known it was there. History like this NEEDS to be remembered to remind us to be ever vigilant and to honor those that died in this tragedy but also honor those that survived. Thank you for doing just that.
This was a lovely tribute. It's such a devastating story.
I wish they didn't have to get shot all of them all those kids were so beautiful and they did not deserve to get shot 😣😫😢
@@brightmacsworld8353 - uh did you watch the entire video? They weren’t shot. He used dynamite to blow up his house and farm buildings and then he blew up the school!
Excellent story telling, RIP little ones and everyone else there during in this terrible tragic event. Thank you for your hard work on the story that will never be forgotten. 💕
Thank you for sharing. I have three sons and as a mum I could not imagine losing my boys. Those poor children. What a monster
My mother grew up in Bath and was valedictorian in 1965. This is something our entire family was taught about from a young age. So horrific and so sad.
Kehoe, fittingly, was buried in Mount Rest Cemetery in the paupers section in an unmarked grave.
Very fitting.
We had a Kehoe woman in NE Iowa who killed her young son and attempted to kill her oldest in rural Littleton Iowa . She is appealing the no contact order to see her surviving victim son .
should have been incinerated and ashes thrown onto the local rubbish dump
I was curious. Fitting end and trying not to be judgmental as a Christian but he had to have a one way ticket to hell.
What a tragic story! I am so glad that we all got to pay respects to the victims. Thanks Ron
Thanks for talking about this story. I have lived in Michigan my whole life, just south of Lansing and we didn’t even learn this story in school. It makes me so sad that we don’t teach our kids LOCAL history. I learned this story as an adult and was captivated by the parallels with mass murders in our recent history. This should be a very well-known and well told story of our American history. Thank you for bringing those victims back to our present by talking about their lives and showing their pictures. My grandparents both grew up just west of Bath and they were born the year it happened. It makes me want to go put flowers on their grave and then go visit Bath.
21:22 - Shrapnel to the eye, and not dropping the child - I CAN definitely believe that because I went through something similar, but my injury wasnt as bad as shrapnel to the eye.
I worked at a daycare center from age 20 to 23.
It was me and 2 other ladies. They were much older - 60+ yrs of age.
They watched 3 yrs and up kids, and I was over the newborns to 3.
When my accident happened we had 1 baby that was 4 months old, her sister that was 2, and another little girl that was 2 yrs old.
I only had 3 kids, but at those ages a few is more than enough. Lol
One day during nap time one of my coworkers had mopped the floor.
Everything was going good. I had just got the 2 2 yr olds to sleep, and the baby starts crying. 🤦🏼♀️
I rush, scoop her up, and Im trying to get to the bottles before she wakes the two toddlers up.
Im cradling her, I put one leg over the baby gate having forgot she had just mopped, and as soon as i pick my 2nd leg up to step over with that one - my feet came out from under me. The wet floor shot them out like a rocket.
Instinct would normally make you reach out to catch yourself, but all i could do was cradle that baby with both my arms and try to protect it as much as I could. 😔
When it was over i was on the floor, on my back. My back hurt like h×ll. I took a hard hit to my head - Ive had grand-mal seizures ever since i took that hit to the head.
But the baby was completely fine. Wasnt hurt at all.
At that time I didn't have any kids of my own. So i really didn't have any motherly instincts that I knew of, but when the time came they kicked in. ☺
Nice work. That took courage.
You have a good heart
I had something similar happen to me. On my first day home from having my son I took him next door to show my friend. As I left her house carrying my newborn son loose rocks underfoot caused me to fall forward. In mid fall I curled around my son and twisted myself around to land on my back. Like the reverse of what a cat does to land on its feet. Fortunately neither my son or me got hurt. I remember the sheer horror that flashed through my mind at thought of falling on top of my son on those rocks and wanting to keep him safe.
I hope the mother of the baby you kept from harm thinks of you with gratitude. I would if I was that mom.
@@susanfarley1332 so did your friend help you up or did they just watch?
To my mind, only a good spirit causes a loving and generous reaction like yours. God is with you.
I cannot fathom the Grief the surviving families endured from such a horrific tragedy at the hands of a madman. Thanks for sharing and showing homage to those tragically lost to us all.
OMG looks like a whole families children were killed. Look at the the names. So very tragic. I couldn't imagine even as a recent widow myself , how the surviving parents must have felt when they found out their kids were killed.
I’m very sorry for your loss.
So VERY sorry for your loss!! XXXX
Like that school in Wales where the coal tip slid in a heavy rain, demolishing and burying the school in mud, coal, and slag. Difference though, it was a tragic accident, preventable, yes, but nobody thought of it because the pile had been there for decades without a problem. This was deliberate, an act of terrorism.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
It’s so awful. 😞
Thank you for sharing this video with everyone so that the lives and memories of the children and teachers of the Bath Michigan school won't be forgotten anymore. It was a terrible thing to have happened but it could have been even worse if that evil man had not been stopped.A friend from Maine USA.
If I recall correctly, the fourth victim of the truck bomb was a boy who survived the initial explosion. He was walking away from the area but was still close enough to be struck and killed by shrapnel.
Wow that’s horrible :(
What a sad story. All of the poor children and adults who fell victim to this jerk (putting it mildly). Thank you for another great episode.
Ron, your drone work is so precise, you make it look so easy!
This is So heartbreaking! I had never heard this story before.
New to this channel but definitely added a nice unexpected twist
You know I never would have noticed it was a drone if I didnt read the comments, I attributed any noise to just some planes and a lawnmower nearby as I was too absorbed in the story to pay attention to all that...but of course that's what it is the drone work is just very beautifully done!
it is!
Thank you for this. My dad lived in Bath as a child . My aunt & uncle were in the school that day. They were fortunately in another part and were not physically hurt. Unbelievable tragedy. Life is so precious. God bless their souls.
This story should not be forgotten. I had never heard about this , though my mother was from Alma. We came to Alma to visit with my grandmother. I loved listening to her stories. She would have been a young adult in 1927. She never mentioned this horror.. Alma is 50 miles from Lansing . Thank you for keeping this history alive.
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Our Prayers and
Love to All that
Passed “
Rest In Peace
Beautiful Souls ✝️
Ron your story telling definitely is respectful and keeps these folks from being forgotten. I also have to mention, you are rocking that Bob Dylan tee shirt🙌
Thank you Sir for the hard work you put into delivering your stories. You're appreciated. May they rest in peace. Saginaw, Texas
The man providing the commentary certainly has a lovely manner of speaking. No dramatic sensationalism, just the facts. Thank you.
A lot of siblings died together in this massacre. So sad.
The Harte boys were not brothers. Each has a different set of parents. I do not know if they were related. That is why they are not buried together.
perhaps cousins could be a good possibility
Wow. When you said one of the signs of a psychopath is blaming everyone else for their problems, including society, the problems we are having today make perfect sense to me.
You tell their story so eloquently and so respectfully. Love your channel here in the 🇬🇧. The respect you show the departed and telling their stories .Truly evil to take the innocent children's lives along with the teachers and citizens. The best channel on here for this.
I’m a teacher. This broke my heart. Those poor families and townspeople. Thank you for keeping their memories alive. You do a beautiful job.
Ron, I enjoy your channel so much!! I’ve always been interested in cemeteries and lives of past people!! This channel is a wonderful combinations…thank you for all you do to make it such a great success!!!
I'm a Michigander and just learned of this disaster through this video. Thank you for the information as sad as it is. It's something we should know about.
Those children were contemporaries of my parents. Thank you for honoring the children and adults of this tragedy.
Mental health needs to be addressed.
I'm currently reading the book, Maniac: The Bath School Disaster and the Birth of the Modern Mass Killer by Harold Schhecter about this horrible event and evil man.
Got to read that book!
@@dianabeurman364 There is another one from 2009 that I'm ashamed to say I haven't read yet, but am now going to, simply titled Bath Massacre by Arnie Bernstein which also has photographs in it.
@@dagneytaggart7707 There is another one from 2009 that I'm ashamed to say I haven't read yet, but am now going to, simply titled Bath Massacre by Arnie Bernstein which also has photographs in it. Been sitting on my shelf for over ten years!
What a tragic event. So very sad. How does a community get over something so horrific? My heart goes out to all victims and the subsequent generations of family members. Also to the community who had to exist and live after this right there.
Sounds interesting. I might try to find it and read it myself. Thank you!
I Love how you give insight on everyone of the people in your stories. You let us get to know them and they're families. You're a true historian and story teller.🙏❤️
Wonderful, respectful and well researched video. Such a terrible tragedy, wrought by a psychopathological and evil man who intentionally chose to take these lives, robbing people in the worst way because he felt robbed of position and money. Greedy narcissistic devil. This is my second of your vlogs and they are very well done. I enjoy your relaxed and informative demeanor. Thank you.
Thank you, sir, for honoring these victims so respectfully.
I guess crazy people have always existed. Sad & tragic. 💔
Yep…even in the Old Testament
I’ve read many old newspapers that had news articles over 150 years old that could been written last week. I was really surprised at first but after a number of them I understood that what shocks us now has been going on forever.
Possession is nine tenths of the game.
There’s more now due to exploding population but sickos have always existed, damn psychos
The biggest difference is that we now have a 24\7 news cycle that needs constant feeding.
Sir, your videos are always intriguing and informative. I find myself watching your videos every day. Sadly, I’ve learn so much American History here on your channel than in the public schools. Thank you
I agree with you.
I agree. I homeschool my children and I have learned more from teaching them, then I ever did in public school.
They dont teach history anymore they try to dumb down our children in the schools now no prayer no pledge to our flag do not honor Gods word anymore. Sad world.
Thank You for remembering such
Important people that very much
Matter , lives cut short in 1927 by
a mad man bombing a school in Michigan . Rest in Peace
I’m so glad you popped up in my news feed. What an interesting story but very sad specially for all the parents 🥺
The presentation of your story was tip top 👍🏻 plus the drone flying showing off some of the streets ect was great!
Thank you and Blessings sent to you and your followers, stay safe 🌸
Andrew Kehoe is buried in St. Johns cemetery (Mount Rest) in an unmarked grave (on the corner of E. Gibbs and N. Scott roads) in the pauper section.
He shouldn't even be there
Hopefully head first.
Looking at his picture it seems like things are already going on with him here his eyes look stirred and intense on edge look
@@HollywoodGraham
Totally agree with you….
In fact…..I wouldn’t even WANT to know just where they’d put this POS! 😡🤬
No offence to Nick, above,……he’s not fit to be laid to rest near any other human!! IMO….🤷♀️🤷♀️
Sincere condolences from UK 🇬🇧 to ALL relatives and families of these poor souls 🌈🌈🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👼💕💕
how do you know?
Sad! There is a special place in Hell for anyone who would do something so sinister!
He's with his twin,satan in hell...
Hell is too holy for evil like him!
@@wandastevens3183 Even Satan doesn’t want nothing to do with him! 🗣
Hell, if done right, is special throughout.
@@johnlorraine204 what?
I can't imagine the pain their parents felt condolences to the family
Your camera picks up the most vibrant colors and clear view. Love all your videos!
Looks a good one I will watch it tomorrow as it will be 2am here in the UK. Thank you for all you do Ron 👍
While this was indeed an incredibly tragic story, I'd never heard of it so I appreciate learning about it so I can honor the memories of all who died that terrible day. Beautifully done, Ron, thank you.
Such a kind, respectful tribute, so well researched. Thank you.
This is sad ppl forgotten about these schools massacre’s..
This is one of most saddest stories I’ve ever heard…
Thanks 😊 for sharing
I wonder why the 3 brothers were separated in the cemetery and not barried together. R.I.P to all that lost there lives that day.
Thank you Ron for sharing this story, so sad, I can't even imagine the heartbreak the families went through.
I love how you make these kids and people come to life for us. You're only alive until the last person that remembers you dies but you've gone beyond that good sir. Thanks for sharing lost history, I'll never forget this story.
Such a wonderful heartfelt documentary. Well done.
Wow! I live in Michigan, I’ve never heard this story. It’s very sad, one person can change the lives of hundreds of people. Those poor kids and the adults. RIP. Sorry you had to deal with our state bird, the mosquito.😺
@@ghostcityshelton9378 good to know
Thanks, I never knew that.
I also live in Michigan and I am pretty angry that we were never taught about this in school. I grew up less than an hour from Bath Mi so it wasn't a far off place. I would love it if the schools would teach about actual history and not what proper pronouns to use!!
I'm a michigander also 43 years and I never knew!
you should read the book Lost Boy's : The Beulah Home Tragedy by Jack Hobey. it's about the Beulah home that was founded in Boyne City, Michigan 1902 by Herman Swift.
Completely engulfed in this sad piece of history. Noted that the teacher, Blanche Harte and two sons were among the victims. Seems that Kehoe should be spelled Ahoe, fitting for his satanic deeds performed. You, sir, are a Meister-teller. The drone travels over the town brought all the story into perspective, too. Thank you, always.
I love the details of each person, it really brings them to life.
Thank you.
You did a fabulous job telling the story of our little town.
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You are a great story teller Ron! Keep the stories coming. Love the drone footage. God bless all the innocent souls you bring to us to remember so they are not forgotten.
Thank you for bringing such honor and respect to the Teachers , and all the little children lost in this horrific tragedy. You are a unique man. I respect the fact that you really dont want these loved ones forgotten. You want to visit them, and tell their story. I can hear the compassion in your voice. Especially for the little ones.❤️
As usual, you did a wonderful job remembering these precious children and the adults who cared for them. Thank you!
I am from Michigan and remember hearing of this story when I was young as my neighbors used to live in Bath (although I believe after this event). You have given it such justice and with so much respect to all that perished. Thank you.
Head trauma can/will change a personality....very sad indeed.
The book is called Maniac : The bath school disaster and The birth of the Modern mass killer.
The ripple affect from that tragedy must have been felt for sometime. In fact I feel it just watching this.😥
The ending showing the photo's of the kids and teachers was beautiful yet very moving.