Great for the Ness grave, but you should also do the Harvey Pekar where you saw the pens. He helped a very famous cartoonist do the writing. There was a movie they was about his career years ago. You might want to check it out.
Seen Harvey Pekar on David Letterman a few times, they had interesting chemistry together. The movie you're referring to is called American Splendor. Remember it was a really good movie.
Wow i seen him on the late show what a guy he was so funny and the truth is he was a natural funny guy just being honest when he was interviewed. God bless his soul.
I was a huge fan of the t.v. series which featured Robert Stack as Eliot Ness. I had a huge crush on Robert Stack, an amazingly handsome man who played the role of Eliot Ness. He played that role very well, especially since he was a genius at keeping a poker face. Lamont, if you haven't done so, please check back in so we know you're okay.
Hey Lamont love your videos. I live in a suburb southeast of Cleveland. At the end of your video when you were walking, there was a concrete wall. My mother’s house was on the other side, where she grew up in the 30’s and 40’s. Our family spent a lot of time in that cemetery when we would visit my grandparents. It is very rich in history. But sadly, you are right, all of Cleveland is a VERY bad part of town. It was bad in the 30’s but it is much worse now. We can’t even visit our relatives in Lakeview Cemetery. As a footnote, security might have been tailing you because you were very close to the Garfield Monument. Peace out!
RIP Eliot Ness (April 19, 1903 - May 16, 1957) (aged 54) you will truly be missed and prayers go out to you and your family. Facts about Eliot Ness--> His family expected him to pursue a career or enter the business. From the years 1925 to 1927 he worked as an investigator for the Retail Credit Company in Chicago. However, his brother-in-law, Alexander Jamie, who worked as an agent for the Justice Department sparked his interest in law enforcement. Eliot Ness was earning a reputation in the Bureau as a firm defender of law and order, reliable and honest, who did not tolerate corruption or lawlessness. At the end of 1930 J. Edgar Hoover tasked Eliot Ness with the job of setting up a special, incorruptible squad to take out the gangster and his Chicago crime syndicate. During its first 6 months of operation, Eliot Ness and his team of Untouchables had closed down 19 distilleries and key breweries, worth an estimated $1,000,000, and seized 20 stills. Thousands of gallons of beer and alcohol were dumped. Eliot Ness resigned from his post in Cleveland on April 30, 1942, after being involved in a hit-and-run accident and giving up his career in law enforcement. He took the job as the National Director for the Federal Social Protection Program.
Lamont you're at Lakeview cemetery Euclid Ave, I was just there last month visiting my father's grave he's not the only celebrity that's there and the only reason why you had so siren you're next to U.H.
Great job, Lamont. I had family in Cleveland at the time Eliot Ness was there. There was a serial killer in Cleveland at the time that was never brought to justice and it always bothered Ness as Cleveland's Public Safety Director that he was never able to apprehend the killer he began to drink heavily.
The Torso Slayer yeah this guy was a real piece of work the killer I mean and it's known that he is the murderer of the Black Dahlia and he has some help Ed Edwards, Doc Hodel, The Swarthy Man and ManRay all them participate in the killing of Elizabeth Short after she broke Ed Edwards heart he could take it for me and his Pals decided to do a little murdering they also responsible for The Texarkana murders
RIP Harvey Lawrence Pekar (October 8, 1939 - July 12, 2010)(aged 70) you will truly be missed and my prayers go out to you and your family. He was an American underground comic book writer, music critic, and media personality, best known for his autobiographical American Splendor comic series.
Those Inkpens in his grave were awesome! Even before knowing what his profession was the number of pens let you know how important his work meant to the people that left them.
Hey Lamont, Harvey Pekar was a underground comic book writer among a lot of other things,, That's why they left all the pens on his grave.. Thanks for all you do, I really enjoy you.. Be Safe as always, God Bless!!
My maternal grandparents are buried in that cemetery. Granddad told me, since James Garfield is buried there, "If a president can be buried there, I can be buried there." And, he bought eleven graves for nine family members. (One for himself, one for his wife - my grandma - and then for their seven children) ....... And then two extra, just in case needed for other family members. All right next to each other. My mom is always wanting me to go with her to visit on Mother's Day (which is near my grandma's birthday), Christmas, Father's Day, days like that. And since granddad was in Army band, Memorial Day and Veterans' Day, too. So maybe if you do ever go back, if I see you while I'm there, "Hey, Lamont! Hi!" As for the neighborhood, if you exit where the office is, and turn right, just keep going, yeah, that area is a bad neighborhood. But if you exit on the other side of the cemetery, where there's a building that's a crypt / mausoleum, and there's a flag and part of a beam from twin towers, turn left and keep going, that's a good neighborhood.
The name Untouchables was given by a newspaper reporter. Ness called a press conference after a couple of bribery attempts. One reporter said Ness and his men were untouchable, and another newspaper published their pictures with the headline THE UNTOUCHABLES
Lakeview cemetery I believe has a statue of a angel that looks as if it's crying that I've been wanting to go and check out. I stay right by a amazing old cemetery where president McKinley and his family are buried. So much history in Ohio Thank you for another video, welcome to Ohio btw
Good clarity enable to see leaves on the trees that are in the distance. Picture was so good I was just happy looking at the trees and bushes listening to you speak. Look forward to the story you were going to cover in Cincinnati my hometown. 🙋🏻♀️
Harvey Pekar is a Cleveland legend. They made a movie about him where he was portrayed by Paul Giamatti. The film was named after his long running comic, "American Splendor".
Lamont - the grave with all the pens was Harvey Pekar, a famous underground cartoonist!! You might like his work, even. They made a movie about him, of course the name of the movie escapes me right now ... But hey, look him up ... Harvey Pekar ... cartoonist!
You were very close to the famous Weeping Angel grave. Hope you saw it. I used to live right across the road “Mayfield” from where you are in this video. Now live in Australia. Thanks for video and keep well. 🦘
The picture clarity is nice. Always love your Content, Lamont!! You and Forgotten Faces, do the BEST "cemetery" stories!!😍🤩 Look forward to your upcoming installment! Be Careful, Stay Safe and Cool in this weather!💞
This is the cemetery that my father and grandmother are buried. It's a pretty famous cemetery in the Cleveland area. You new camera equipment is fantastic....the most detailed I've ever seen.
Video is awesome color's look great. I've been watching you along time now you do a great job doing your homework, I find cemeteries have a wealth of history, best wishes to you, 👍
Well, idk if it's the 8k or not, but the video was visually stunning! Very vibrant, and clear. Short and sweet, but nonetheless a great video. Love your work
So glad you did. As always your videos are great and your stories are great and you really tell them very well keep everyone interested through the whole thing. God bless you and I hope everything that comes to you is everything you wanted.
Find Michael Stanley gee. He was Michael Stanley. Singer in the Michael Stanley band and worked as a DJ. He is buried in the same cemetery your in . I have not seen anyone do a video on his grave
interesting video! beautiful cemetery! my mom was thinking about naming my little brother elliot ness. my siblings & i were like, please no! we get you like robert stack, but go with robert! she ended up with patrick scott, whew!
I've seen this covered before, a very brave and great man, but Lamont, nobody covers these stories like you do! You're the best... Stay safe....
Welcome back to Cleveland Lamont
Elliot Ness from the untouchables. Thanks for the story!
Elliot Ness from the untouchables. Thanks for the story! Wow all those pens.!
Never stop, never stop fighting till the fight is done. Eliot Ness .
The production visual is very super clear and crisp
Great for the Ness grave, but you should also do the Harvey Pekar where you saw the pens. He helped a very famous cartoonist do the writing. There was a movie they was about his career years ago. You might want to check it out.
Seen Harvey Pekar on David Letterman a few times, they had interesting chemistry together. The movie you're referring to is called American Splendor. Remember it was a really good movie.
Harvey Pekar’s grave is totally deserving of a visit!
Yeah plus it's a lot to explorer at Lakeview Cemetery, I know because it's my home town!!
Wow i seen him on the late show what a guy he was so funny and the truth is he was a natural funny guy just being honest when he was interviewed. God bless his soul.
I don't know much about Eliot Ness but I remember hearing his name in a hip hop song back in the day.
I was a huge fan of the t.v. series which featured Robert Stack as Eliot Ness. I had a huge crush on Robert Stack, an amazingly handsome man who played the role of Eliot Ness. He played that role very well, especially since he was a genius at keeping a poker face.
Lamont, if you haven't done so, please check back in so we know you're okay.
Hey Lamont love your videos. I live in a suburb southeast of Cleveland. At the end of your video when you were walking, there was a concrete wall. My mother’s house was on the other side, where she grew up in the 30’s and 40’s. Our family spent a lot of time in that cemetery when we would visit my grandparents. It is very rich in history. But sadly, you are right, all of Cleveland is a VERY bad part of town. It was bad in the 30’s but it is much worse now. We can’t even visit our relatives in Lakeview Cemetery. As a footnote, security might have been tailing you because you were very close to the Garfield Monument. Peace out!
Cool!!
Incase you were wondering how far your stories reach Lamont, I watch your videos everynight from South Africa.
Be safe, Peace out.
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RIP Eliot Ness (April 19, 1903 - May 16, 1957) (aged 54) you will truly be missed and prayers go out to you and your family. Facts about Eliot Ness--> His family expected him to pursue a career or enter the business. From the years 1925 to 1927 he worked as an investigator for the Retail Credit Company in Chicago. However, his brother-in-law, Alexander Jamie, who worked as an agent for the Justice Department sparked his interest in law enforcement. Eliot Ness was earning a reputation in the Bureau as a firm defender of law and order, reliable and honest, who did not tolerate corruption or lawlessness. At the end of 1930 J. Edgar Hoover tasked Eliot Ness with the job of setting up a special, incorruptible squad to take out the gangster and his Chicago crime syndicate. During its first 6 months of operation, Eliot Ness and his team of Untouchables had closed down 19 distilleries and key breweries, worth an estimated $1,000,000, and seized 20 stills. Thousands of gallons of beer and alcohol were dumped. Eliot Ness resigned from his post in Cleveland on April 30, 1942, after being involved in a hit-and-run accident and giving up his career in law enforcement. He took the job as the National Director for the Federal Social Protection Program.
Hi Lamont you do an amazing job on everything you do! Thankyou for all your hard work!
Beautiful setting.
Lamont you're at Lakeview cemetery Euclid Ave, I was just there last month visiting my father's grave he's not the only celebrity that's there and the only reason why you had so siren you're next to U.H.
Great job, Lamont. I had family in Cleveland at the time Eliot Ness was there. There was a serial killer in Cleveland at the time that was never brought to justice and it always bothered Ness as Cleveland's Public Safety Director that he was never able to apprehend the killer he began to drink heavily.
The Torso Slayer yeah this guy was a real piece of work the killer I mean and it's known that he is the murderer of the Black Dahlia and he has some help Ed Edwards, Doc Hodel, The Swarthy Man and ManRay all them participate in the killing of Elizabeth Short after she broke Ed Edwards heart he could take it for me and his Pals decided to do a little murdering they also responsible for The Texarkana murders
Thank you Lamont
The guard might be a fan, but just afraid to walk up to you.
Welcome to my hometown enjoy your stay lamont
Take care of Lamont and God bless
I love that cemetery. I've been there a few times. There are so many graves there that have many interesting stories behind them.
RIP Eliot Ness, his step-son died young,💐💐💐, that pen grave was awesome. Thanks Lamont, stay safe out there. Xxx
RIP Harvey Lawrence Pekar (October 8, 1939 - July 12, 2010)(aged 70) you will truly be missed and my prayers go out to you and your family. He was an American underground comic book writer, music critic, and media personality, best known for his autobiographical American Splendor comic series.
came here to say this.
His appearances on David Letterman’s show were legend.
@@phoenixfox3379 sounds like you speak from experience. You must live in ohio city! 🤔
Those Inkpens in his grave were awesome! Even before knowing what his profession was the number of pens let you know how important his work meant to the people that left them.
You stay safe Lamont.
Hey Lamont, Harvey Pekar was a underground comic book writer among a lot of other things,, That's why they left all the pens on his grave.. Thanks for all you do, I really enjoy you.. Be Safe as always, God Bless!!
My Great Grandparents are buried there. Beautiful cemetery.
My maternal grandparents are buried in that cemetery. Granddad told me, since James Garfield is buried there, "If a president can be buried there, I can be buried there." And, he bought eleven graves for nine family members. (One for himself, one for his wife - my grandma - and then for their seven children) ....... And then two extra, just in case needed for other family members. All right next to each other. My mom is always wanting me to go with her to visit on Mother's Day (which is near my grandma's birthday), Christmas, Father's Day, days like that. And since granddad was in Army band, Memorial Day and Veterans' Day, too. So maybe if you do ever go back, if I see you while I'm there, "Hey, Lamont! Hi!"
As for the neighborhood, if you exit where the office is, and turn right, just keep going, yeah, that area is a bad neighborhood. But if you exit on the other side of the cemetery, where there's a building that's a crypt / mausoleum, and there's a flag and part of a beam from twin towers, turn left and keep going, that's a good neighborhood.
Hello Lamont at large keep up the good work 🤘🤘🤘🤘 Lamont I'm proud of you.
Clarity is really good in the video! Interesting video....thx...
Lamont I love your sense of humor.
Thanks for Sharing This Information 👌
The name Untouchables was given by a newspaper reporter. Ness called a press conference after a couple of bribery attempts. One reporter said Ness and his men were untouchable, and another newspaper published their pictures with the headline THE UNTOUCHABLES
Thank you so much Lamont -. Can I just say -. Your videos Make my Day!!!! Your the Best!!!!! Believe it!!!! Peace out-.
Hello Lamont. Have a wonderful day all!
Thank you for yet again enlightening me ...... despite the sirens....the cemetery looks so peaceful
Ty Lamont.. I love everything about Ness..
The cemetery is beautiful and yes, the vid has amazing clarity.
Lakeview cemetery I believe has a statue of a angel that looks as if it's crying that I've been wanting to go and check out. I stay right by a amazing old cemetery where president McKinley and his family are buried. So much history in Ohio
Thank you for another video, welcome to Ohio btw
Be safe thanks for sharing 🙏🏽☮️😍
The grass and trees look neon green. It glows. Literally. Love your work, as always!
The grave with the color pens its Harvey Pekar he was a comic book writer
Good clarity enable to see leaves on the trees that are in the distance. Picture was so good I was just happy looking at the trees and bushes listening to you speak. Look forward to the story you were going to cover in Cincinnati my hometown. 🙋🏻♀️
My late aunt was buried there. She died in Euclid in 1967 at the age of 15 and I was named after her. ❤️
Love this love Elliott Ness!!!!💙💙💙
I live in Cincinnati, looking forward to your story here
Lakeview is such a beautiful cemetery, I’ve visited it quite frequently.
Harvey Pekar is a Cleveland legend. They made a movie about him where he was portrayed by Paul Giamatti. The film was named after his long running comic, "American Splendor".
Thanks lamont for another great explore 👌 loved it take care my friend much love from England 🇬🇧❤ 🇬🇧 ❤
Great vid as always Lamont, you can definitely tell the colors are vibrant and picture/screen is pretty clear. Stay safe bro!🤘🙏✌️
Loving the 8K...watching it on a 8K TV...I almost put a pen on that grave myself...felt like I was with you...
Thank you for coming to Lakeview cemetery it's so beautiful with lots of history!!! I asked you to come. I wish I could have been with you😍
Lamont - the grave with all the pens was Harvey Pekar, a famous underground cartoonist!! You might like his work, even. They made a movie about him, of course the name of the movie escapes me right now ... But hey, look him up ... Harvey Pekar ... cartoonist!
Your video was crisp and clean,the story wasn't bad,you had the fine points,do not have TV so I watch everything on my phone,stay safe and God Bless
Always great content!
Eliot Ness lived and died in Coudersport Pennsylvania. 17 miles from me. They have Eliot Ness days there.
Beautiful scenery
That cemetery is a beautiful green space. It looks like a state park.
Another awesome video Lamont thank you for all you do
Great video thanks Lamont
You were very close to the famous Weeping Angel grave. Hope you saw it. I used to live right across the road “Mayfield” from where you are in this video. Now live in Australia. Thanks for video and keep well. 🦘
Thanks for this Lamont very interesting 👊👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
The picture clarity is nice. Always love your Content, Lamont!! You and Forgotten Faces, do the BEST "cemetery" stories!!😍🤩
Look forward to your upcoming installment! Be Careful, Stay Safe and Cool in this weather!💞
Have you visited the grave of the bass player of The Cars, Benjamin Orr yet? His grave is in Cleveland.
So love your material!!
100k subscribers awesome
This is the cemetery that my father and grandmother are buried. It's a pretty famous cemetery in the Cleveland area. You new camera equipment is fantastic....the most detailed I've ever seen.
My family is all buried there very beautiful and quiet cemetary.
Video looks great! Stay safe out there!
Hey Lamont!! Come to Milwaukee wi and let me show you the glowing graveyard!! You'd love it!
Love your content! Love you! 💗
Video is awesome color's look great. I've been watching you along time now you do a great job doing your homework, I find cemeteries have a wealth of history, best wishes to you, 👍
Yes it's very clear. Keep using it sir
Always entertaining. If I do say so myself.
All your videos are always clear, if it’s a 8k high resolution, that’s cool…. Thanks for another story Lamont!!! 🙏🏽❤️🙌🏽
Great video quality! Thanks, Lamont. I always want more when your videos end!
Video looked GREAT!!!💙💙💙
Your video does look brighter. Love your stories.
I don't think my eyeballs go beyond 1080p
Congrats on the 100k subs 🎉
hey lamont this video was very clear and loved the video.
The quality of this video is top notch Lamont
Thanks Lamont for another great adventure. The video was exceptional very clear.🇺🇸👮🏻♂️
Sweet video. Very clear.
All your videos are awesome.
Pretty cool to have stumbled upon Harvey Pekar’s grave. He was a comic book writer.
Thanks for the history lesson, Lamont. The video looks good. Stay safe!
The pen grave, Harvey Pekar, was a regular guest on Letterman and created the comic book American Splendor.
Well, idk if it's the 8k or not, but the video was visually stunning! Very vibrant, and clear. Short and sweet, but nonetheless a great video. Love your work
So glad you did. As always your videos are great and your stories are great and you really tell them very well keep everyone interested through the whole thing. God bless you and I hope everything that comes to you is everything you wanted.
I don't see any 🐜🐜
🤣🤗😅 I'll know I'll never be able to afford a 8K🤗 As always Love yr sense of humor Lamont😁😋🥰
I really enjoy this channel. All of your work is excellent. It is interesting, educational, and entertaining.
BTW the video looks great!
One of my all time heroes and I had no idea he died on my birthday. Wow that’s appropriate! Loved this
Congratulations on 100k Lamont. Have a great weekend amigo!
I love all your channels keep up the great work💯
🔥🔥FASCINATING GRAVEYARDS 🔥🔥…luv the Intro & Delivery
My family has been buried their since 1800s...a few large family plots just up the hill from Ness..the chapel has Tiffany glass.
Find Michael Stanley gee. He was Michael Stanley. Singer in the Michael Stanley band and worked as a DJ. He is buried in the same cemetery your in . I have not seen anyone do a video on his grave
May he rest in peace.
Anthony Boyle buried at linden hill cemetery in Brooklyn New York
interesting video! beautiful cemetery! my mom was thinking about naming my little brother elliot ness. my siblings & i were like, please no! we get you like robert stack, but go with robert! she ended up with patrick scott, whew!
8k, I can tell, its as if I'm walking with you. Everything you do is fascinating 😘 Truly appreciate all tour content!
You do a fantastic job Lamont