I’m a retired Police Officer and Always look forward to All your uploads from every channel. I love how detailed you are knowing you’ve done research and All is the Legit Truth. Awesome Job Lamont💙
@@aprildickson3963 Can you provide some evidence to back up your claims please? (helpful hint, anecdotes aren't evidence) clearly you're about 12 and have been watching too many episodes of "Charmed"
She reminds me of a case of a woman in Macon, Georgia who poisoned her two husbands, her mother-in-law, and her 9 year old daughter in the 1950s and 60s. She was poisoning them through food she would get from her family owned restaurant. But she got off and was sent to a psych hospital instead because the whole town knew her and her family. If this evil woman is still convicted and sitting on death row at the age of 89 then what is the excuse as to why Carolyn Bryant has not been arrested, tried, and convicted for lying on Emmett Till?
Emmett Till, i've watched a documentary abt this poor kid. And im in disbelief to known the fact that the woman who accused him are infact still living freely out there today??? I am speechless
Exactly..she should have paid for her lies. She caused a murder and is therefore a murderer herself. Should have been charged with murder in my opinion. What she did was so wrong and she should be paying for it!
I saw Carolyn Bryant in a documentary living free and happy. God has a special place in hell for evil like her. Unfortunately, it's 2022 racism is still a part of everyday live. We as a people will never be free, just people trying to convince us that we're liked, respected, cared for and aren't just by our skin color. What a joke. They will never like or respect us. So sad. Will we ever overcome?
My neighbor remembers her well, she worked across the street from him during the time of her murder spree. Wish i knew you were in town! You do great work.
agreed. it's even worse when it's on a so-called professional channel and it looks like they hired a teenager (wait - a teenager would've done better)... hmmm... like they hired someone who knew nothing about the channel or the video other than "they want effects. Okie dokie"
I was going to say her hatred towards men which started with her dad continued throughout her life. Surprised at the end to hear she also was responsible for his death. Great story Lamont.
THEY DID N'T PROVE BLANCHE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR HER FATHER'S DEATH . I WONDER IF HER MOTHER POISONED HER FATHER AND THAT'S HOW BLANCHE LEARNED WHAT TO DO .
@@vickiebailey5261 True, can only assume. That's like saying all daughter's who have daddy issues hate men and become murderers. Despite Blanche's age she still should've been executed
my Nana was born in feb 1933 too and its the first thing i thought of . i am a grand father myself and as a kid i remember that story very well. i must have been 11 or so when she this was all over the news and i thought she'd been dead all this time. home girl looks like a cute 80 year old and its hard for me to associate murder with that cute frail frame. she could murder my ass easily .
In 1999, I had retired from the army in 1997 and was working as a nurse on death row. Blanche was a sweet and kind old lady and we talked every time I would bring medication to the ladies. One time we started talking about how I love banana pudding and she commented that if she ever got out, she would make me some banana pudding, as it was her specialty. I didn't think anything of it until long after I no longer worked there and did some research on her and discovered she poisoned all those men with arsenic she had placed in their banana pudding.
This is the same woman who poisoned almost every guy she encountered and killed them off for their money. I remember this story. She just turned 89 today.
Wow! Lamont...I haven't been here for a while. Almost 350,000 subscribers!! This is awesome. I was a subscriber way back in the day...when you were barely 20,000 strong. Still the awesome storyteller with that great voice! As always, Safe travels Lamont!💙
It's a shame that I have to come over her to get peace of mind from a man that blogs cemeteries & unsolved murders. That says a lot abt the state of the world, and just how good Lamont videos are.
Poor James his grave is overgrown sunken into the ground. He was a service man in WW2 and if he wasn't murdered he could have possibly lived another 20 or more years. Also thoughts for Raymond. Both seemed like good men, who married and tried to do right by her. She's definitely a Black Widow!. I remember my grandmother telling me about this story. My grandmother was a year younger then this lady before she passed.
Oh wow Lamont! Didn’t realize you were there in my hometown of Burlington in this last video. My grandparents are buried in that cemetery as well. I haven’t lived there in almost 30 years, but great video as always. Thanks for sharing!!
32 years on Death Row, you right the State is never going to set a date. In a way it is justice, she has been living under the Sword of Damocles over her head, never knowing for sure when the sentence would be carried out. Should it be carried out, in my opinion, yes, the ones she murdered never had the option.
@@scarymary461 if they let her out at her age she have no home to go to or any thing she be out in street and it be far worse on her then beening in jail rest of her life
The state of North Carolina’s Doctors and nursing licensing boards doesn’t allow doctors or nurses to participate in the death penalty. They will loose their license. The state of GA went around this by using retired doctors.
No-one describes it better than you Lamont. Your always spot on and your a absolute 🌟 in my eyes the way you care for nature and sweet cats 🐈 😻 🐈⬛ ♥ That Woman is where she belongs. Those men died in terrible agony and she would have looked on with delight. Things like poisoning can take a hell of a long time to detect unless it is specifically looked for. Thank goodness she got found out.
Guillian Barre syndrome is a very debilitating disease that results in different levels of paralysis and eventually death. Just so tou know, because I am impressed that you research the medical stuff in your stories usually. You are a great story teller.
I had Guillian Barre twice when I was 4 years old. Thank God I survived but it left me with twitches all over my body. I’m sure it was a lot more common to have people pass away from GBS back in the day.
Actually, there's a very high survival rate and up to 85% of those diagnosed will fully recover, with little residual consequences. My dad has GBS. His paralysis started at his toes. He ended up completely paralyzed for weeks. He's not among the fully recovered. His nerves still fire randomly. He's on permanent disability, as he'll be holding a hammer (he's a carpenter) and his hand will lock. And he'll be stuck holding it until the nerves & muscles finally relax, often it takes twenty to forty five minutes. It is life-changing, that's absolutely the truth. 💯%✓✓✓✓✓
WOW 😳 Just, WOW... Something like this was attempted on my life a couple of years ago... I spent 3 day's in the hospital after the first attempt, only to be sickened twice again... Had no real proof, but I knew who, and got completely away from the danger... Thanks for sharing this video, very interesting and informative... ✌️
I was in law enforcement when her trial was brought to Martin County from Lenoir County, N.C. I was there the day that Blanche tried to commit suicide by taking an overdose of her medication that she had been hoarding….she had very deep, dark, cold eyes! She has been on death row for a long time now! Thanks for the story!
To do those things takes a very dark and cold person , thanks for your comment it helps solidify mine and many others feeling's that she's where she needs to be. Court spoke though and tax payers should not be paying to house her!
You must be an old copper, daddio. I'm beat; how about you? Those dirty beatniks actually knew more than you guys thought. I was beat in the early 60s. I'm 80, now, and STILL BEAT! How about that, copper? I lived in LA back then, and you guys were hassling us beats for needles, tracks, residue, etc. I did 3 years for having a few hypos and a $10 bag of smack. What on earth were you fools thinking? I don't care now, anyway; I'm still beat here in NYC! Haha! What have you accomplished? I earned a PhD and was a mathematical physicist at NYU. But, guess what? I AM STILL BEAT, and also comfortably retired. But, here I am: Still Beat!! Bye, Daddio😎
My husband had Guillaine Barre syndrome in 1996. He was as fit as a fiddle then one day he had been fixing the roof on out hom d and said he felt weak. Next day he felt no better and went to see a doctor after I nagged him to do so. He said he suspected guillain barre but he wanted him to go into hospital but my hubby being the man said no ill go in if it gets worse. That night he was feeding the dogs and he just fell to the floor. He had no choice them he was taken by ambulance to the hospital where Guillain Barre was diagnosed. He had to have plasma transfusion to stop it getting any worse because he had already lost the use of his legs and arms. After a week he was sent to rehab to learn to walk again just 3 days later he was in intensive care with a pulmonary embolism. Luckily he came through that but it took another 3 months for him to be able to walk a very short distance but he had enough and wanted to come home. When he asked about it he was told it seems to develope after a virus. The nervous system starts to attack the myelin sheath.( the protective covering of the nerve endings) he was told 90% of people get over it without any side effects but the other 10% either die or are left with some problems. Well my hubby was one of the 10% that did not fully recover but thank god he did not die although it was a close call. My hubby had volunteered with the RSPCA an animal welfare society here in the UK. He had been helping cleaning the wild life affected by the recent oil disaster in 1996 and it was thought the chemicals from that could have caused it but basically it does not cause diarrhoea or intestinal problems or rashes. It developed after a virus. So I am surprised they found that diagnosis. I know even when my hubby had it that not much was known about it but we did a lot of research into the illness with a support group for the illness. To this day my hubby cannot stand still or he loses balance. If he stops he has to lean on something mostly me lol. But I am glad he is still here to tell the tale.
A friend of my husband had it. It was so sad to see him in a wheelchair. But amazingly he recovered. He’s doing great now. I’m sorry your husband had it.
I found your blog while searching for something else and needless to say I’ve been watching your videos and have been hooked ever since. You really know how to put a story in your own words
Yeah, I knew such a woman. I tried to get a tox screen ordered when he died, but she was all for a speedy cremation. She was disappointed ... furious ... that she found no money in his house. I should have pushed harder. There's a lot of them out there yet.
I had GBS and I don’t wish it on my worst enemy. 11 yrs later I’m still dealing with residuals from it. It literally felt like someone was holding a blowtorch on each of my nerve endings. It took a team of Drs to finally diagnose me with Guillian Barre. I went through hell and back and still suffer from the residuals. I had to learn how to do everything all over again. It’s painful to walk but I thank God everyday for sparing my life. I feel for what that man went through. May he RIP.
@2Foxy4U wow so sorry. The only way to tell is by a spinal tap. I went to the ER 5x’s in 4 days. Finally they admitted me. That was March 5th 2011, I came home in May in a wheelchair.
@Doug Devine true enough. But there was the northeastern poisoning nurse who was put in the asylum and she killed more people than those two put together. Justice is weird sometimes.
You are definitely the very best storyteller I know. Even if it's just "know" on the internet. Even with serious topics, often a slightly ironic tone in your voice. Makes me smile a little inside😉 Thanks Lamont, another very interesting story, I'm already looking forward to the next one.
Lamont for an ADD person you are an astounding storyteller. Usually an ADD person could be telling a story about the Constitution and eventually end up discussing Napoleon's 3rd wife's maiden name. You don't have that ping pong mind. Thank you for your vlogs you keep us mesmerized with these wonderful stories. Very appreciated.
Don’t be a fukin dick give him praise no need to bring up his disability that’s kind of like saying your a really good baseball player for missing a leg ..what a fukin idiot
@@erikrobles5727 Its not a disability, I have ADHD so I'm really impressed. I think you are an idiot for thinking ADD/ADHD people are disabled. Having a issue telling a linear story is not a disability. Looking forward to your reply.
You’re way off on Gillian-Barre Syndrome. It’s far from a “rash”. It is when your immune system fights off something then goes into over drive and attacks your distal nerves causing paralysis from the feet up. Took me a year to go from wheelchair to Walker to canes. Love your videos!
That famous writer Joseph Heller had it. Dustin Hoffman ,his buddy , brushed his teeth for him. I learned about this disease from an interview he did. Congratulations on recovering that must have taken a lot of determination.
Great video...In 2002 or 2003 I worked at UNC Hospital in Chapel Hill NC. Blanche came in for a scan, I can't remember which one..she had so much security w her it was mind blowing..I can't believe she is still alive.
You got me hooked Lamont … The first great story I listen to that you did was about the Nassau cop that blew up the Suffolk cop that was having an affair with his wife . I remember vividly that story and I ran into the victim son when he was about 18 years old . At that time he believed drug dealers killed his hero of a father and for once in my life I kept my mouth shut .
Very interesting. It was getting weirder when more of the men died of a heart attack. Yeah, thankfully they checked out it before it was too late that she would've gotten away with murders. That smile of hers is the devil's playground basically. Yeah, probably not she won't be executed at age 90. 30 years of tax money spent on her for the living cost that the people in North Carolina had to pay for. Can you imagine the people thoughts on this? Lamont is a great storyteller as always. Keep up the good work! And by the way, he always cleans off the grave. That just goes to say he respects the dead.
I just watched your KFC massacre story. I remember when it happened. Thank you for being so accurate in your telling of these stories. You are an amazing gifted person, again thanks for telling the stories of people who so many have forgotten.
I have Gillian Barre Syndrome (GBS). I have had since 2017. It's a autoimmune disease. It causes you to be paralyzed at some points in you body. Some fully recover and some don't. It can cause death in severe cases. In my case a have alot do nerve damage. I have to use a walker and or wheelchair on my bad days I have drop foot in both my feet. I never knew he had gotten. You are so amazing for doing these stories. I love watching you. Keep up the good work Lamont.
Hi Lamont! I'm a huge fan. Burlington is about 30 minutes from me. I wish I knew you were nearby. My husband, son, and I would loved to had treated you to lunch. Keep providing great content! God bless!
I knew it right off the bat soon as you mentioned it in the first husband lol, it’s called the silent killer. I told you she had murder in her eyes wow.
I live in NC and remember her trial. I thought we had put her out of her misery but I guess not. She's a mean one that Blanch. NC did put down another Mankiller in 1984, Velma Barfield, but she was a tad younger than Blanch.
@@charlesciminera5881 yes, at her age is there any point to her being on DR? i'm pro capital punishment but as old as she is she might as well be removed.
@@lisabradford8180 understand your feelings but it never made any sense to me why you would risk innocent life to protect innocent life kill people to show killing is wrong and try to stop people from killing each other by killing people
This reminds me of the True story of Mary Anne Cotton, who is said to be the first female serial killer from my local area. She poisoned her husbands and children. All arsenic poisoning.
I had a feeling she killed them with poison or something all had same illness .very evil woman .I always enjoy watching your videos Lamont. Stay safe on your travels 💖
Neuropathy, not necropathy. First is a loss of nerve function the second is tissue death (necro=death). Enjoyed ur little wandering talk thru the cemetery.
I remember the trials of Blanche Taylor Moore. As a matter of fact it has been so long I'd forgotten about her. Thanks for the update. If you get time I'd like to see you tell about Stacey Castor. Her story is very interesting and I remember seeing that play out on television too. If possible I'd love to see an update on her daughter as well.
Lamont Guillain- Barre effects the nerves my mother had me at the age of 16 and she got it she passed away when she was 17 I was 14 months old. It effects your nerves and ability to move and then takes over your breathing has nothing to do with rashes. Love this video
Wow this was interesting.. thanks for sharing..she is an evil women.. those poor men..lamont I've been watching you when you only had 500 subscribers. Now you have close to 350 k.. congrats to your progress.. you deserve it . You are an amazing you tuber and story teller..👍🙂
I was married to a woman like that but I survived, she's dead and I'm alive. When I testified against her she had a stroke some weeks later and died. 😁
Always love watching all your videos you deserve a lot more than what you have subscribers you should be at 1 billion subscribers because your accountant is the best always fascinates me of all the stories you do thank you Lamont at large
Your stuff is always well done, Lamont , this one was just exceptional ! I don't believe I've heard of this lady and found aspects of her case to be fascinating. Several people commented that she had a charming personality...that didn't surprise me! Black widow types just usually do. It's a good cover for them, wonder how many have never been detected ! Take care and stay safe in your travels. ❤️
I remember my nana telling me this story a long time ago. A neighbour of hers had told nana that she was slowly trying to kill her husband with arsenic. Well my nana thought she was just nuts or spinning a tale. My nana had 7 kids and a widow so she had a lot on her mind so when the woman’s husband died she didn’t think anything. It wasn’t till years later she remembered the conversation. By then she realised any efforts to do anything were fruitless as the lady passed away also, but she did wonder ! Hmmm 🤔
I’m a retired Police Officer and Always look forward to All your uploads from every channel. I love how detailed you are knowing you’ve done research and All is the Legit Truth. Awesome Job Lamont💙
Very informative and detailed reporting. Thank you. AJ
Wow you seen really young to be a retired police officer
What other channels
@@cwatson42785 seem
Well you couldn't have worked long lol you look no more than 30.
Being born and raised in Burlington, I am so glad you went there and did this story. Great work!
She wasn't even a knock out, and she still got men into her tangled web of deception. RIP to all the victims of this nasty old woman.🤢
...that says something about men! 😂
Beauty is subjective, she might’ve been a knockout to them.
You don’t have to be a knock out when your working for the devil witchcraft & spells are very real
@@aprildickson3963 Can you provide some evidence to back up your claims please? (helpful hint, anecdotes aren't evidence) clearly you're about 12 and have been watching too many episodes of "Charmed"
You don't have to be a knockout to seduce men.
She reminds me of a case of a woman in Macon, Georgia who poisoned her two husbands, her mother-in-law, and her 9 year old daughter in the 1950s and 60s. She was poisoning them through food she would get from her family owned restaurant. But she got off and was sent to a psych hospital instead because the whole town knew her and her family. If this evil woman is still convicted and sitting on death row at the age of 89 then what is the excuse as to why Carolyn Bryant has not been arrested, tried, and convicted for lying on Emmett Till?
Emmett Till, i've watched a documentary abt this poor kid. And im in disbelief to known the fact that the woman who accused him are infact still living freely out there today??? I am speechless
Exactly..she should have paid for her lies. She caused a murder and is therefore a murderer herself. Should have been charged with murder in my opinion. What she did was so wrong and she should be paying for it!
I saw Carolyn Bryant in a documentary living free and happy. God has a special place in hell for evil like her. Unfortunately, it's 2022 racism is still a part of everyday live. We as a people will never be free, just people trying to convince us that we're liked, respected, cared for and aren't just by our skin color. What a joke. They will never like or respect us. So sad. Will we ever overcome?
She never lied. She never killed anyone!
@@polkadots2823 she didn’t kill anyone!
Love the way Lamont tells his stories!
I'll never forget when.he first had 100k subs now he's almost to 350, love this channel
@@spence_903 100th like, and I hope he get 1mill one day!
Me too, he's a down to earth person
Just came across this channel. I like his style. 2nd story I've seen, gonna check out some more.
@@spence_903 djjdb
My neighbor remembers her well, she worked across the street from him during the time of her murder spree. Wish i knew you were in town! You do great work.
This was such an interesting story. I enjoy your simple, straight to the point videos. No flashy edits, loud music or annoying intros. Well done!
Agreed! Love these videos! Great presentation!
i agree 👍🏼
Most definitely
Yes, I hate those videos with music, this is much better like you are sitting there listening to him telling you a story
agreed. it's even worse when it's on a so-called professional channel and it looks like they hired a teenager (wait - a teenager would've done better)... hmmm... like they hired someone who knew nothing about the channel or the video other than "they want effects. Okie dokie"
Elizabeth Montgomery played her in the '90s movie "The Black Widow Murders: the Story of Blanche Taylor Moore". She was messed up to say the least.
I was going to say her hatred towards men which started with her dad continued throughout her life. Surprised at the end to hear she also was responsible for his death. Great story Lamont.
THEY DID N'T PROVE BLANCHE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR HER FATHER'S DEATH . I WONDER IF HER MOTHER POISONED HER FATHER AND THAT'S HOW BLANCHE LEARNED WHAT TO DO .
@@vickiebailey5261 True, can only assume. That's like saying all daughter's who have daddy issues hate men and become murderers. Despite Blanche's age she still should've been executed
Right!
@@vickiebailey5261 I was thinking the same thing.
Her dad had her prostituting to pay his gambling debts
You have a real gift for telling a story. I was hooked from start to finish.
I absolutley love Lamont
👍 I totally agree
My mother is the same age 89. She was also born in February 1933. I remember her telling me about this story.
my Nana was born in feb 1933 too and its the first thing i thought of . i am a grand father myself and as a kid i remember that story very well. i must have been 11 or so when she this was all over the news and i thought she'd been dead all this time. home girl looks like a cute 80 year old and its hard for me to associate murder with that cute frail frame. she could murder my ass easily .
In 1999, I had retired from the army in 1997 and was working as a nurse on death row. Blanche was a sweet and kind old lady and we talked every time I would bring medication to the ladies. One time we started talking about how I love banana pudding and she commented that if she ever got out, she would make me some banana pudding, as it was her specialty. I didn't think anything of it until long after I no longer worked there and did some research on her and discovered she poisoned all those men with arsenic she had placed in their banana pudding.
Might be wise to avoid banana pudding... for forever 👍🤣
“It’s my specialty!” 😳😳😬🔫
Oh snap!! Dodged a bullet.
That woman is dead EVIL.
😂😂
There were many documentaries of this case. Talk about the devil. This woman is evil. Great storytelling Lamont. Thank you & stay safe.
Yes, I completely agree, I do not feel a bit sorry for this multiple murderer.
This is the same woman who poisoned almost every guy she encountered and killed them off for their money. I remember this story. She just turned 89 today.
@@avaldez823 She's 😈
@@kerri6615 100% my love.
I read a book about her a few years ago and the torture she put those men through just saddens me.
I've seen many documentaries on this woman. Don't know how she can live with herself. Keep well Lamont. From South Africa
That’s cause she pure evil
Evidently like many males who live with themselves after committing rape of women, girls, boys and murder. Just pure evil.
She has No Remorse at all
She probably enjoys the power playing who lives or dies
Shes psychotic
Shes vile
Wow! Lamont...I haven't been here for a while. Almost 350,000 subscribers!! This is awesome. I was a subscriber way back in the day...when you were barely 20,000 strong. Still the awesome storyteller with that great voice! As always, Safe travels Lamont!💙
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30+ years on death row.... Where is the justice in that?
She still gonna die
There is none she should be gone
Isn't any. If she was a man, she would of been gone years ago.
I love your storytelling!! Straight to the point and not over the top. Thank you!!!
It's a shame that I have to come over her to get peace of mind from a man that blogs cemeteries & unsolved murders. That says a lot abt the state of the world, and just how good Lamont videos are.
Knowing that I will die never fails to restore my peace of mind😇
@@barneyronnie I hear ya!
Agreed
@@barneyronnie Made me laugh after a grim day 😅
It doesn't have to be that way. Life is but a dream. Live your dream as best you can.
Poor James his grave is overgrown sunken into the ground. He was a service man in WW2 and if he wasn't murdered he could have possibly lived another 20 or more years. Also thoughts for Raymond. Both seemed like good men, who married and tried to do right by her. She's definitely a Black Widow!. I remember my grandmother telling me about this story. My grandmother was a year younger then this lady before she passed.
When a burial vault isn’t used for the casket to go inside is what causes the uneven ground around where the casket is buried.
There were a couple of documentaries on her. I can't believe she's 89! Great video!
I guess her killer ass just gonna die of old age
Oh wow Lamont! Didn’t realize you were there in my hometown of Burlington in this last video. My grandparents are buried in that cemetery as well. I haven’t lived there in almost 30 years, but great video as always. Thanks for sharing!!
32 years on Death Row, you right the State is never going to set a date. In a way it is justice, she has been living under the Sword of Damocles over her head, never knowing for sure when the sentence would be carried out. Should it be carried out, in my opinion, yes, the ones she murdered never had the option.
at her age now it be waist of tax payers money should of been done within a year of her sentence
Letting her suffer in jail … don’t let her out
Na let her out now she's suffered enough
@@scarymary461 if they let her out at her age she have no home to go to or any thing she be out in street and it be far worse on her then beening in jail rest of her life
The state of North Carolina’s Doctors and nursing licensing boards doesn’t allow doctors or nurses to participate in the death penalty. They will loose their license. The state of GA went around this by using retired doctors.
Thank you Lamont for telling us this story about the evil woman. love from the UK x
No-one describes it better than you Lamont. Your always spot on and your a absolute 🌟 in my eyes the way you care for nature and sweet cats 🐈 😻 🐈⬛ ♥ That Woman is where she belongs. Those men died in terrible agony and she would have looked on with delight. Things like poisoning can take a hell of a long time to detect unless it is specifically looked for. Thank goodness she got found out.
Yes your so right
You’re*
@@courtneygooden9609 Yes you’re so right. 😄
You're the best story teller Lamont😎
Guillian Barre syndrome is a very debilitating disease that results in different levels of paralysis and eventually death. Just so tou know, because I am impressed that you research the medical stuff in your stories usually. You are a great story teller.
I had Guillian Barre twice when I was 4 years old. Thank God I survived but it left me with twitches all over my body. I’m sure it was a lot more common to have people pass away from GBS back in the day.
Actually, there's a very high survival rate and up to 85% of those diagnosed will fully recover, with little residual consequences. My dad has GBS. His paralysis started at his toes. He ended up completely paralyzed for weeks. He's not among the fully recovered. His nerves still fire randomly. He's on permanent disability, as he'll be holding a hammer (he's a carpenter) and his hand will lock. And he'll be stuck holding it until the nerves & muscles finally relax, often it takes twenty to forty five minutes. It is life-changing, that's absolutely the truth. 💯%✓✓✓✓✓
Glad you knew how to spell it ! Lol
The doctors mistook arsenic poisoning for Guillian Barre syndrome
@@just_ben1951 that what im saying it wasn't 1800
WOW 😳
Just, WOW...
Something like this was attempted on my life a couple of years ago...
I spent 3 day's in the hospital after the first attempt, only to be sickened twice again...
Had no real proof, but I knew who, and got completely away from the danger...
Thanks for sharing this video, very interesting and informative...
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Stay safe
Oh my I cannot believe she killed her Dad too. Just wow.
Makes sense
From what I gleamed from the movie about her it started with daddy. When she was a little girl daddy molested her and rented her out to other men.
I can see why.... I hate my father so its not thar far fetched.
I remember this like it was yesterday! It was huge news in the Burlington, N.C. area! Lamont thanks for doing this video!
You are a brilliant storyteller, I could listen to your voice for hours ❤️
He would be great on a podcast!
Peace out and stay safe Lamont from the outback of Australia, and everyone else too, 🤠
I enjoy his storytelling and I let the ads play because he's doing a great work👌🏿👏🏿🙌🏿
Yes without stupid loud music and editing never understood those videos and they never get to the point
I was in law enforcement when her trial was brought to Martin County from Lenoir County, N.C. I was there the day that Blanche tried to commit suicide by taking an overdose of her medication that she had been hoarding….she had very deep, dark, cold eyes! She has been on death row for a long time now! Thanks for the story!
Why do you think they still keeping her around??
@@melissahendrick2243 put it this way…..they are not going to put an old white lady to death…..
To do those things takes a very dark and cold person , thanks for your comment it helps solidify mine and many others feeling's that she's where she needs to be. Court spoke though and tax payers should not be paying to house her!
You must be an old copper, daddio. I'm beat; how about you? Those dirty beatniks actually knew more than you guys thought. I was beat in the early 60s. I'm 80, now, and STILL BEAT! How about that, copper? I lived in LA back then, and you guys were hassling us beats for needles, tracks, residue, etc. I did 3 years for having a few hypos and a $10 bag of smack. What on earth were you fools thinking? I don't care now, anyway; I'm still beat here in NYC! Haha! What have you accomplished? I earned a PhD and was a mathematical physicist at NYU. But, guess what? I AM STILL BEAT, and also comfortably retired. But, here I am: Still Beat!! Bye, Daddio😎
@@barneyronnie what does that have to do with anything? Stay on topic!!!
Hardest thing I have done so far in my life was burying my dad when I was 18
So sorry for your loss
My husband had Guillaine Barre syndrome in 1996. He was as fit as a fiddle then one day he had been fixing the roof on out hom d and said he felt weak. Next day he felt no better and went to see a doctor after I nagged him to do so. He said he suspected guillain barre but he wanted him to go into hospital but my hubby being the man said no ill go in if it gets worse. That night he was feeding the dogs and he just fell to the floor. He had no choice them he was taken by ambulance to the hospital where Guillain Barre was diagnosed. He had to have plasma transfusion to stop it getting any worse because he had already lost the use of his legs and arms. After a week he was sent to rehab to learn to walk again just 3 days later he was in intensive care with a pulmonary embolism. Luckily he came through that but it took another 3 months for him to be able to walk a very short distance but he had enough and wanted to come home. When he asked about it he was told it seems to develope after a virus. The nervous system starts to attack the myelin sheath.( the protective covering of the nerve endings) he was told 90% of people get over it without any side effects but the other 10% either die or are left with some problems. Well my hubby was one of the 10% that did not fully recover but thank god he did not die although it was a close call. My hubby had volunteered with the RSPCA an animal welfare society here in the UK. He had been helping cleaning the wild life affected by the recent oil disaster in 1996 and it was thought the chemicals from that could have caused it but basically it does not cause diarrhoea or intestinal problems or rashes. It developed after a virus. So I am surprised they found that diagnosis. I know even when my hubby had it that not much was known about it but we did a lot of research into the illness with a support group for the illness. To this day my hubby cannot stand still or he loses balance. If he stops he has to lean on something mostly me lol. But I am glad he is still here to tell the tale.
I'm sorry your hubby went through all that but I'm also happy he's still alive... This woman is evil all the way
A friend of my husband had it. It was so sad to see him in a wheelchair. But amazingly he recovered. He’s doing great now. I’m sorry your husband had it.
You're a good couple.
My heart goes out to you,your hubby and family. My family has had similar health issues and as such stories like yours touch my heart
God bless your husband for volunteering with the RSPCA!
Wow! The cases you discuss are always so interesting.
without a script. my mane has an incredible memory and structure.
Lamont, the stories with all the details you tell us are so interesting. Thank you sir! Great work as always!
Everyone who is 89 is on deathrow.
I agree
Yes, I guess we all are. But could you even get a corrections employee to strap a fragile old lady down to execute her? I think not.
We all are if that is the case.
@@crucialtaunt5717 That's exactly what I was thinking. The moment we are born, technically we are on death row.
She should never have made it to 89.
I remember when this happened, and I'm stunned to know she's still alive.
Lamont, I hope you have safe travels 💜
Wow. Very busy lady. Thank you for sharing this story.
I found your blog while searching for something else and needless to say I’ve been watching your videos and have been hooked ever since. You really know how to put a story in your own words
Same it’s very good UK 🇬🇧 fan
Yeah, I knew such a woman. I tried to get a tox screen ordered when he died, but she was all for a speedy cremation. She was disappointed ... furious ... that she found no money in his house. I should have pushed harder. There's a lot of them out there yet.
I had GBS and I don’t wish it on my worst enemy. 11 yrs later I’m still dealing with residuals from it. It literally felt like someone was holding a blowtorch on each of my nerve endings. It took a team of Drs to finally diagnose me with Guillian Barre. I went through hell and back and still suffer from the residuals. I had to learn how to do everything all over again. It’s painful to walk but I thank God everyday for sparing my life. I feel for what that man went through. May he RIP.
How awful that you suffered that terrible sickness. I hope that you will get 100% healing in Jesus name. God bless you.
I'm so sorry that you're going through all of that and I hope you get better.
@2Foxy4U wow so sorry. The only way to tell is by a spinal tap. I went to the ER 5x’s in 4 days. Finally they admitted me. That was March 5th 2011, I came home in May in a wheelchair.
This is the first time I've come across your channel. I think I'm going to be binge watching. An interesting story very well presented. Thank you sir.
It's interesting that she was sentenced to death. It seems like most female serial killers just get life. Anyway, I appreciate your work.
There are tons of men who get life and rarely get put on death row.
@Doug Devine true enough. But there was the northeastern poisoning nurse who was put in the asylum and she killed more people than those two put together. Justice is weird sometimes.
@Doug Devine Karla Tucker got the lethal injection in Texas, where Judy in Florida got the chair!
We have a number of killer women that are not serial but murderers none the less on death row here in Texas.
So true. Our death row is a mess, they need to put more murderers on death row and get rid of them faster. Like an assembly line.
Lamont always a great story, told by a great storyteller
I'm from NC and i remember when she went to prison she is right where she belongs.
You are definitely the very best storyteller I know. Even if it's just "know" on the internet. Even with serious topics, often a slightly ironic tone in your voice. Makes me smile a little inside😉 Thanks Lamont, another very interesting story, I'm already looking forward to the next one.
Lamont for an ADD person you are an astounding storyteller. Usually an ADD person could be telling a story about the Constitution and eventually end up discussing Napoleon's 3rd wife's maiden name. You don't have that ping pong mind.
Thank you for your vlogs you keep us mesmerized with these wonderful stories. Very appreciated.
Don’t be a fukin dick give him praise no need to bring up his disability that’s kind of like saying your a really good baseball player for missing a leg ..what a fukin idiot
@@erikrobles5727 Its not a disability, I have ADHD so I'm really impressed. I think you are an idiot for thinking ADD/ADHD people are disabled.
Having a issue telling a linear story is not a disability. Looking forward to your reply.
@@2anthro Agreed.
ADD doesn't define Lamont, he redefines ADD. It's his super power!
@@WiseAngelUK It is! He hit the road and with every grave marker he has a new interest! He uses his Super Power to entertain/inform us!!
Thank you for your straight forward story telling. Keep them coming.
You’re way off on Gillian-Barre Syndrome. It’s far from a “rash”. It is when your immune system fights off something then goes into over drive and attacks your distal nerves causing paralysis from the feet up. Took me a year to go from wheelchair to Walker to canes.
Love your videos!
God bless you. Glad you seemed to be making a come back.
It's weird they did not connect with poisoning, bad doctors
That famous writer Joseph Heller had it. Dustin Hoffman ,his buddy , brushed his teeth for him. I learned about this disease from an interview he did. Congratulations on recovering that must have taken a lot of determination.
It presents differently in everyone no one case is exactly the same.
Yep it is serious neurological disease that can kill you.
Great video...In 2002 or 2003 I worked at UNC Hospital in Chapel Hill NC. Blanche came in for a scan, I can't remember which one..she had so much security w her it was mind blowing..I can't believe she is still alive.
Fascinating. Thanks Lamont.
You got me hooked Lamont …
The first great story I listen to that you did was about the Nassau cop that blew up the Suffolk cop that was having an affair with his wife .
I remember vividly that story and I ran into the victim son when he was about 18 years old . At that time he believed drug dealers killed his hero of a father and for once in my life I kept my mouth shut .
May the victims rest in peace.
Keep your videos coming they're so interesting and you do an excellent job telling the grave yard stories
Thanks for the video Lamont.
I’m from here in North Carolina and remember growing up hearing about this story.
Yeah, the French used to call arsenic the "Inheritance Powder" for obvious reasons.
She’s right where she needs to be!
Very interesting. It was getting weirder when more of the men died of a heart attack. Yeah, thankfully they checked out it before it was too late that she would've gotten away with murders. That smile of hers is the devil's playground basically. Yeah, probably not she won't be executed at age 90. 30 years of tax money spent on her for the living cost that the people in North Carolina had to pay for. Can you imagine the people thoughts on this? Lamont is a great storyteller as always. Keep up the good work! And by the way, he always cleans off the grave. That just goes to say he respects the dead.
What a waste of money, the cost of keeping her alive. What a waste
Lamont you’re so good at telling stories and I love the input you add to the videos. Keep up the great work.👍🏼
I just watched your KFC massacre story. I remember when it happened. Thank you for being so accurate in your telling of these stories. You are an amazing gifted person, again thanks for telling the stories of people who so many have forgotten.
Thanks Lamont great story . I have seen this case but you tell the story so much better .
If I had a quarter for every time he says "if I do say so myself" I'd have a shitload of quarters. ♥️ Your channel Lamont keep up the good work
Thanks for the video Lamont
Hi, just wanted to thank you for the great stories you bring us! Please be safe.
I have Gillian Barre Syndrome (GBS). I have had since 2017. It's a autoimmune disease. It causes you to be paralyzed at some points in you body. Some fully recover and some don't. It can cause death in severe cases. In my case a have alot do nerve damage. I have to use a walker and or wheelchair on my bad days I have drop foot in both my feet. I never knew he had gotten. You are so amazing for doing these stories. I love watching you. Keep up the good work Lamont.
Evil breeds evil. A fact. She deserves to be where she is.
Great video, Lamont ❤️
Humans reproduce sinners and evil. Humans aren’t of the emasculate conception.
@@Harley08 , what?
@@pamelachandler1813 hello, how’re you doing
Hi Lamont! I'm a huge fan. Burlington is about 30 minutes from me. I wish I knew you were nearby. My husband, son, and I would loved to had treated you to lunch. Keep providing great content! God bless!
i am sat here with cat and cuppa wish you all were here but i am on the other side of the pond. Have a lovely week-end
I enjoy the information and I am interested in knowing!! Thank you for keeping us up on the information.
So sorry to hear about your dad. 🙏🏻
Yes, Necropathy. Well done.😁
I knew it right off the bat soon as you mentioned it in the first husband lol, it’s called the silent killer. I told you she had murder in her eyes wow.
There are many channels that cover these subjects but you are easily the best Lamont.
I live in NC and remember her trial. I thought we had put her out of her misery but I guess not. She's a mean one that Blanch.
NC did put down another Mankiller in 1984, Velma Barfield, but she was a tad younger than Blanch.
i think velma was 52 at the time of her execution but she looked older than that imo.
Only in America would you have a person that old on death row she may have been mean but not as mean as people who are responsible for her being there
@@charlesciminera5881 yes, at her age is there any point to her being on DR? i'm pro capital punishment but as old as she is she might as well be removed.
@@lisabradford8180 understand your feelings but it never made any sense to me why you would risk innocent life to protect innocent life kill people to show killing is wrong and try to stop people from killing each other by killing people
This reminds me of the True story of Mary Anne Cotton, who is said to be the first female serial killer from my local area. She poisoned her husbands and children. All arsenic poisoning.
She wanted insurance money u could buy arsenic back then so easily
I had a feeling she killed them with poison or something all had same illness .very evil woman .I always enjoy watching your videos Lamont. Stay safe on your travels 💖
Agree! 😀
Neuropathy, not necropathy. First is a loss of nerve function the second is tissue death (necro=death). Enjoyed ur little wandering talk thru the cemetery.
I remember the trials of Blanche Taylor Moore. As a matter of fact it has been so long I'd forgotten about her. Thanks for the update.
If you get time I'd like to see you tell about Stacey Castor. Her story is very interesting and I remember seeing that play out on television too. If possible I'd love to see an update on her daughter as well.
Oh cool Ill look you up on Tik Tok stay safe Lamont good story as always
I enjoy your unique and ever enthralling story telling. Better than UK TV for which I have to pay a bloody licence for.
I love the way you tell your stories Lamont. Keep up the good work
I love tour videos! No background music great information and to the point
No time for fast forwarding or other people doing your videos over here
Lamont Guillain- Barre effects the nerves my mother had me at the age of 16 and she got it she passed away when she was 17 I was 14 months old. It effects your nerves and ability to move and then takes over your breathing has nothing to do with rashes. Love this video
Thank you for the information and I’m so sorry for the early loss of your young mom.
You're such a great story teller . I am almost all caught up on all the uploads since subscribing .
Sounds like her executioner is going to be the grim reaper himself!
Very well rehearsed presentation indeed. Thank you for this.
Wow this was interesting.. thanks for sharing..she is an evil women.. those poor men..lamont I've been watching you when you only had 500 subscribers. Now you have close to 350 k.. congrats to your progress.. you deserve it . You are an amazing you tuber and story teller..👍🙂
You should see his other channel
@@LadyYella I'm on his other too.👍🙂
Hi Lamont! Hope falls well with you. Love watching your stuff!
Dang, I thought she was dead. I am 20 mins away from you Lamont, welcome to the Carolina's.
He probably filmed this weeks ago. He is already gone.
Thank. You Lamont 🙏🧚
Great content Lamont,could you cover more serial killer stories?
He does it when he wants, i.wouldnt Mind him doing the story on the guy that called the radio station and said he was killing women
I was married to a woman like that but I survived, she's dead and I'm alive. When I testified against her she had a stroke some weeks later and died. 😁
Your smiling 😃 lol
Wow
Lol
May she rot in peace ✌
Regardless of the situation, the smiley face wasn’t necessary.
Always love watching all your videos you deserve a lot more than what you have subscribers you should be at 1 billion subscribers because your accountant is the best always fascinates me of all the stories you do thank you Lamont at large
Time for popcorn and binge watching Lamont at Large. Keep up the great work.
Your stuff is always well done, Lamont , this one was just exceptional ! I don't believe I've heard of this lady and found aspects of her case to be fascinating. Several people commented that she had a charming personality...that didn't surprise me! Black widow types just usually do. It's a good cover for them, wonder how many have never been detected ! Take care and stay safe in your travels. ❤️
Thank you for your hard work. People sure can be trifling. WOW. Great video.
I remember my nana telling me this story a long time ago. A neighbour of hers had told nana that she was slowly trying to kill her husband with arsenic. Well my nana thought she was just nuts or spinning a tale. My nana had 7 kids and a widow so she had a lot on her mind so when the woman’s husband died she didn’t think anything. It wasn’t till years later she remembered the conversation. By then she realised any efforts to do anything were fruitless as the lady passed away also, but she did wonder ! Hmmm 🤔
Shes in jail
Shes a serial poisoner
I love listening to your stories, you tell a great tale. Thank you.