More Mysteries From American History

Since our last effort in this genre proved popular, here are three more little-known mysteries from America's history. The first one, from 1920, concerns prisoners who gained extraordinary powers after eating tainted cans of salmon. After that, we visit Maryland's weirdest church. Finally, I have managed to find a name for a mystery man who haunted Connecticut in the 19th century.
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I think I'm finally getting a handle on the audio aspect of these videos. I've always been more concerned with the visual aspects of film production.
By the way: I'm well aware that I mispronounced the name "Pokomoke" more than once in this presentation. After years of snarking at other UA-camrs for their pronunciation problems, these errors are quite humiliating!
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MJC

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[@runkenrun1]

The Darn man story reminds me a bit of the Leather Man. Nice video, well done!

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Nice. 👍🏻