Dead Body Hijinks - Sam O'Nella Academy - A Historian Reacts (Plus a few more body stories)
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I love how he completely skipped the furious rant at Amelia Bedilia 😂😂
I watched it just edited out.
The Amelia Bedilia rant is totally relevant to the topic of course :^)
Haha, yea I was like "how could he skip sam o nella!?!?!?!" Then I watched the clip and realized why very fast.
I always liked Amelia Bedilia growing up. Sam was too harsh on her.
I like Sam, but that rant was a bit extra. Kinda glad you skipped it.
Sad to see Sam onella academy is not posting anymore😢😢😢
He's finishing up college, he'll be back
He announced his return about a month or so ago on Reddit, so hopefully he’ll be back soon enough
@@alight3369 about 4 months ago
@@duolingoowl8207 Jesus my perception of time has been warped
UA-cam took down his Sigmund Freud video :/
Watching this again, I respect Sam O Nella’s ability to find a way to talk about such a dark subject matter like the last one and tell it in a humorous way that makes it easier to learn about without being to uncomfortable
3:38 the kid who voiced Peter Pan was buried there and his parents didn't even know about it for a long time, its tragic
He was a John Doe for about a year and his body is still there even now.
Yeah, the voice actor for Disney's Peter Pan was dumped in that mass grave in New York, as he was found dead from an overdose in an abandoned building. Very sad, his family didn't even know about it until years later.
Ask A Mortician (Caitlin Doughty) has a couple of series that could be interesting, the Iconic Corpse series talks about famous corpses and what happened to them (she does do one on a couple that featured in this video). She also had done a few videos about historical events that generally ended in lots of death such as the Donner Party, the Essex whaling ship and others.
I've seen some of her stuff, it's really interesting.
Would be cool to have time travel, but only to see some of the weirdest moments, second place goes to history mysteries
you could solve alot of unsolved crimes
You could see if sexualizing anthro animals is also older than its potrayed to be, like general anthro animals.
@@Anotherchild_lol nah lol
@@connerwine8257 you dont know that
def would go to that ancient city before isis blew it up in syria
Came as soon as I saw the title
I was suprised when, in neither of the parts, sam never talks about the journey of Oliver Cromwells head. Theres a REal life lore vid on that though.
I love your reactions to Sam O Nella, you two are almost complete opposites in a way, except maybe for an interest in history.
Embalming fluid used at the time of Lincoln's assassination contained large quantities of Arsenic. Does a great job of preserving a body. Not very good for the health of the embalmer though. Large amount of toxic Arsenic in his body does explain Lincoln's well preserved corpse.
Wasn't king Louis 14th heart taken somewhere during or after the revolution, just a little fact i remembered from Horrible Histories cartoon
I honestly thought you were never going to react to Sam O Nella 😂
I think he also reacted to another video of his about that guy who could eat anything if you wanna check that out.
This is his 3rd Sam O'Nella video he has reacted to
Oh crap. I remember reading about the Tanzler story. It was beyond messed up.
The scream at 16:08 cracks me up uncontrollably every single time, I swear.
Sci-fi geek moment: the bad guys in the show Stargate SG-1 were called the Goa'ulds (pronounced Ghouls by most of the characters on the show) and they became technologically advanced by stealing stuff from dead alien societies.
Indeed.
RE: Ghouls, i thought they were called "Redemption men" Always thought it would make for a cool title to a movie.
speaking of lincoln you should 100% go to lincoln's grave site, its in springfield, illinois. maybe if you have the time, that would be super cool
I only recently found this channel and it's become one of my favorites. Thanks for your reactions and your insights. I learn something new from you with every video. Thanks!
I remember this channel when it had like 20k subs
I love your videos man this video was pretty interesting keep up the great work
Your content has really been keeping me going through the end (hopefully) of this quarantine. Thank you!
The ask a mortician channel might be good if you decide to do another corpse shenanigans type video
Oliver Cromwell was also dug up by King Charles II. after his death and executed post-mortem. His head was then stuck on a spike on London Bridge
Love the Sam O'Nella reactions, keep em up!
i've watched a lot of your videos and usually i wonder whether there'll be a part where you give a statement about a topic in the video, press play, and proceed to watch the video say the exact same thing
it's always fun when that happens
Electrodes on a corpse guy probably inspired the MOVIE Frankenstein NOT the Mary Shelly book. In the book Dr. Frankenstein's method for bringing the corpse to life is not detailed and implies some kind of potion. It doesn't mention running electricity through it unlike the famous Boris Karloff scene where Dr. F so famously lifts the monster into the lightening.
would love to hear your thoughts on Extra history`s: The South Sea Bubble
It's Wallpole
love your content keep up the good work
Have you ever thought about doing a treaty of Paris tier list?
Yes yes yes give us more Sam reactions!!!!!!!
You should eventually come up to Canada and there is quite a few residential schools still standing that are getting turned into a museum and you will be able to tour them soon I went to the outside of one in grade 8 before the Christmas break of that year with my school.
15:35
That fucking look on his face killed me.
5:38
I can definitely look away…
I love these. I just subbed to his channel.
If you're going to watch videos about turkish history, you should check "The Ottoman empire but with Sr Pelo" by Kaliningrad general.
Jesus that radiologist story is insane
A sane person can discern between a Show/Movie and something that's real life. If this didn't exist then the news would have made everyone panic IMMEDIATELY!
So let me recap that. a Polish Person (the Pope then) gets shot by a fascist and gets replaced later by a German?
History really has my sense of humor.
It wasnt a fascist, but a Muslim fundamentalist. It even was hinted that there was some Soviet influence behind the attempt, but that was never prooved.
@@winterfell_forever go away with your knowledge of history and understanding of the story and that thing you call logic. leave me my fun ya scrandal!
@@padascos LOL
I think I found my new favorite reaction channel
Let me tell you bout one story from my country: Eva Peron's body
Peron's regime was really into propaganda, going from elementary school textbooks to films
So when the first lady Eva died, and she being one of those elements of symphathy the regime loved, she was embalmed, apparently the guy who did it made an incredible work.
Then her body was placed in the CGT (Argentina's general workers confedaration) building for people to see. Not long after that, in 1955 there's another coup and Peron is exiled and his party abolished. With this comes a prohibition of even mentioning Peron and his symbols, which means his wife body wasnt going to be shown for the public. The army broke into the CGT, trashed the place, peed on Eva's body and took it on a truck and then was kept by people who were part of the Inteligence Agency.
At one point one of the directors of the agency.... welll... he did... you know what with the body.
Then the now president Aramburu needed to get rid of the body so he made an agreement with Pope Pius XII to sneak her body under the identity of an italian woman called María Maggi de Magistris, possible thanks to the high number of italians living on argentina.
Then in 1970, Montoneros (a peronist guerrilla group who were pushing for Peronism to come out of illegality and also had a socialist ideology, reason which later on made them enemies of Peron in his next period as president) kidnapped former president Aramburu and got information about Evita's body which was recovered from Milan and sent to Perón's house in Spain where it was placed in the Living room and Isabel (Peron's new wife) had to brush her hair evereyday,
Then Peron got back to argentina, Eva's body was placed again in the CGT building, and Peron became president with his first lady as vice. Installed a paramilitary police to kill communists led by the guy who had the idea to put evita's body on the living room: Lopez Rega aka the Wizard. The guy was into esoteric stuff and was a member of the P2 masonic lodge in Italy... which is why many think that when Peron died, living his unprepared wife (she was a former dancer, didn't have any political training at all) as president, Peron's hands went missing... many think that was Lopez Rega doing his thing
Hope that was fun for you guys
to clarify one thing: Peron didn't bring Eva's body back with him.:
Aramburu was actually killed during that kidnapping, which still has some dubious elements and then in 1974, when Isabel was the president, his body was kidnapped by montoneros who asked for evita's body to be brought into the country in exchange for the body.1976, new coup and Evita's body is taken out of the CGT building and given to her family, finally buring her in Recoleta Cemetery, same place as Aramburu
I liked the story's of bodies beening stolen for one last drink at the pub.
Thing is, though, there is no sign that Galvani's experiments inspired Frankenstein in the novel. Because Victor Frankenstein, when describing the making and animation of The Monster, DOES NOT AT ALL DESCRIBE HOW HE DID IT. He described his state of mind, and some of the ghoulish things he did to get needed parts, but NEVER goes into any detail on the actual construction or vivification process. The closest he ever gets is a vague reference to a lot of chemical experimentation being involved. He deliberately omits any details on the matter, as he considers creating The Monster to be his greatest mistake, and he intends to take the method to his GRAVE so nobody can ever REPEAT IT.
Great vid mate👍
I would love to see a reaction of extra credits Catherine the Great it’s my favourite series on that channel
The one about Irish Famine is also worth watching.
Another name for those who dug up bodies for medical schools was resurrectionists, and was an important part of the novel Tom Sawyer.
You should react to a video called the battle of midway from the Japanese perspective it has 3 parts
Yes!! Please do more Sam o nella, and check out banana republics for your next video!! Also sadly for the people who enjoy violence LIVELEAK was taken down sometime last month, RIP.
Yeah lol it sucks that it went down but then again I'm pretty sure it was for the better
Faces of death changed my life.
Fun fact: They actually had a hangman on call in case Aldini managed to resurrect the man so they could kill him again if necessary.
Please let us know if you go to Fort York in Toronto, 1812 war documentary. I would love to join you!
Question for you, you mentioned a book about some of the horrors during reconstruction in the south, what was the name of it again?
14:45 Would that include Auto-Immune stuff? That's what I picture when I hear someone wasting away
19:00 So Esau, as in Jacob's brother in the book of Genesis is said to have been buried in what is now south Jordan. However his head was buried separately in the Cave of the Patriarchs due to being beheaded there while preventing Jacob's burial. His family didn't get his head from the cave, due to them lacking ownership of it, so they carried his headless corpse to south Jordan and buried it there.
Not strictly a Historical story, but it's the most "Hijinksy" story involving a corpse I can think of.
You should do your own video about body snatching shenanigans
When Sam O'Nella mentions the fad diet part, it reminds me of what Buddist monks did in the olden days.
My favorite dead body story is Operation Mincemeat. A poor homeless drunk in life, but an integral piece to deceiving the Nazis!
You are noting the story of Glyndwr Michael, who died of taking rat poison during 1943 and who's body was dropped off the coast of Spain by MI6 carrying fake documents. For many years the grave was listed as Major William Martin, RM.
@@steveclarke6257 He did not take rat poison. He accidentally ate it.
It’s like a directors cut.
Curdy was also the inspiration for skeletor.
He skipped something with McCurdy. He actually had several Nickels logged in the back of his mouth and esophagus from the early 1900's when that undertaker was using him to make money.
When I heard giveaway I was caught off guard cause that was the last thing I expected to hear
Will you ever finish the Epic History Napoleon series? Also will you ever do the Southern Campaign video of the American Battlefield Trust?
History Matters is good channel to react !
I love your laughs
"... but what if we tried it on PEOPLE" I lost it xDD
Everyone should have a look at the application.
So there is a local mummy where I come from. It's actually a pretty cool story. A knight was blamed for murdering someone and legend has it that he said if he was innocent his body will not rot. His remains were preserved in a swamp.
So one day some guys stole the mummy and pranked my aunt by placing the mummy behind her and laying its hand on her shoulder. Not much else to do in the GDR then for teens to play with corpses I guess, but just wanted to share some local stuff.
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Literally BRYANT PARK AND THE LIBRARY were both built on a resavour which funny story was also a mass grave for the poor. There is a bunch more mass Graves around NYC and a little unrelated there is a graveyard in Queens with 3 million+ ppl in it called Calgary.
There was an interesting NPR special on what happened to Einstiens brain.
Bro I’ve been watching you for awhile and didn’t know I wasn’t subscribed. My b
Hey VTH! I’m from northeast Ohio and I saw ur TCSC shirt in a video lol I play for that club, anyways can you do “In defense of Christopher Columbus: An exaggerated evil” whenever you get the chance!!
That’s awesome. My son is on the u15 team.
Fall of Civilization would be a great reaction series.
Too long. It's brilliant, but not really a reaction-type thing
I'm sure someone else mentioned this already but apparently there was a dispute over the body of Dante Alighieri. OSP Blue mentions it in his video on Dante but doesn't go into to much detail.
9:06 they say "great minds think alike"
Have you seen the documentary on HHHolmes? I heard that is pretty crazy as well
If you're interested in stories involving dead bodies, I recommend you check out Caitlin Doughty's iconic corpse series.
Y'know how shop windows would traditionally display samples of the wares they had for sale? Pretty much the same thing with Elmer McCurdy. "See this guy? He's been dead for ten years and he looks like he just got shot yesterday! So you can trust Joseph L Johnson to make your loved one's slumber truly eternal!"
Johnson was the only undertaker in Pawhuska, Oklahoma and so was tasked with preserving the body until a next of kin could be located. After being stuffed in a back room for roughly a month, with no family claiming the body and the city never paying him for the embalming service, Johnson put Elmer's body on display to promote his services. So many people came to see "The Bandit Who Wouldn't Give Up" that Johnson relocated the body and charged admission to recoup the fees he was owed for the embalming. This quickly became so lucrative that scores of carnies and traveling circuses tried to buy Elmer's body from him, though he refused to sell it.
guys we need to get him to watch the victoria cross documentry
0:11
I see an out of context compilation in your future
It would be great if you could react to the Japanese perspective on midway it is in 3 parts with the last being the American perspective and the strategic consequences. This is one of my favourite areas of history and it’s so informative to see both sides. Love your channel as always
In my native language, the common name for tuberculosis is still a word that translates to English as "consumption".
Thanks
Thank you Jefferson!
@@VloggingThroughHistory no thank you, I’ve been binging your content for weeks, my favorite reaction content, plus, your original stuff is great. Still don’t know who sabadon is, it sounds like history metal? I love metal, and I love history, so maybe worth a look.
About the Pope, it would be good to read about his relationship with Marcial Maciel.
When he paused to go to part 2, I thought for a moment that he was going to go look up Amelia Bedelia.
Skips the Amelia Bedilia part lmaooooo
I thought consumption was only contributed to Cholera,thanks for the information!
Pure coincidence??!!!!!
Yeah sure, I'll absolutely accept that. You do it practically every video :)
Many of you might know the movie Don't Cry for Me Argentina in witch Madonna portraits Eva Perón wife of a Argentine President and Dictator Juan Perón. Well in 1972 after Juan was deposed and fled to Madrid, Spain and took Eva body with her, she had died of cancer 19 years earlier and embalmed. Juan kept her body in his house in Madrid, while he was married to another women. After Juan's dead both bodies where returned to Argentina.
This is so random 😂😂😂
Awesome
You should react to his Improbable Tales of Survival video if you haven't already.
Disturbing, educational and entertaining. Thanks. I think.
I'm unsure which video it was but I think Sam did either a video or part of a video on that one Pope that who's dead body was put on trial.
It was Scandalous Popes of the Middle Ages
i live near the place tanzler worked
5:07 Yeah, people watch some messed up stuff. But i cant put someone below me just because they are interested in death, its something I can understand, but definitely not for me. When I see those things happen i basically feel it.
13:28 Tanzler
Key West. Where weird turns pro.
Humbly requesting History Buffs' Midway Part 1 & 2 for _th time xD
If you like Sam O'nella, you're gonna LOVE Dovahhatty's Unbiased History of Rome if you haven't binge watched it already.
The most famous person whose dead body was stolen may be Alexander the Great. His body was transported from Babylon (where he died) to his home Macedon, when the transport was hijacked by Ptolemy I and the body taken to Egypt.
Hey there everyone at the VTH community!! Any of you have civil war book recommendations?
James McPherson's "Battle Cry of Freedom" for the causes, meaning, and aftermath of the War; Shelby Foote's "The Civil War" for the day-to-day grind of battles and colorful descriptions of the personalities. (Ignore critiques that it's "pro-South"; it's fairly neutral in execution. Foote himself is Southern, and that's it.)
Deecisive Battles! The 13 episodes! Do it!
you should react to "the greatest speech of all time" by Alexander the Great!! lots of things in there can be explained more thoroughly!!
Imagine being cheated on with a corpse then taking the guy back.