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Writing: Bevan Rees
Editing: Jack Stevens
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Views : 2,410,175
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Jul 23, 2021 ^^
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you forgot to mention that when they received the picture of “Louis” that they hired a private investigator to go to Kentucky but the investigator went missing and never got back to them.
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My grandfather, born in 1885, always referred to insurance salesmen as "barn burners". He said when insurance started up, it was a racket. The salesmen would come to a community, and burn a barn, then go around selling insurance to all the farmers in the area. If someone chose NOT to buy the insurance, that was the next barn burned. It became apparent if insurance was not bought from these salesmen, then they also might find their barn burning, and in this way many insurance companies came into existence, which are of course still around today.
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As soon as I heard they found no bones in the ashes, I knew the kids had not burned. Every crematorium has a machine called a "cremulator", that is necessary to pulverize the bones after cremation, so they mix with the ashes. With no cremulator to do the job, the bones would be mostly intact, and would have been found.
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I would LOVE to ask the fire marshal how he expects me to believe he found a heart, from a fire that was hot enough to destroy bones better than a crematorium 🙄
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i love the fact that during this entire thing, they found a piece of vertebrae from another kid, and just shrugged it off.
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The son might have lied about shaking awake the children because he didn't want to admit that all he did was call them from downstairs. Maybe he was afraid of getting caught in the fire, but thought that his parents would be angry at him if he admitted the truth. It does sound like he was in on it, but he could have been totally innocent. And I can't help feeling his family would have suspected something if he had been involved. And when it came to him saying that they should all move on and stop dwelling on what happened, maybe he felt that they blamed him for not saving the children.
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Wonder if anyone ever asked a living descendant of one of the older kids who survived for their DNA to run through a database to see if they can find any close matches on the paternal side in the US.
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I can still remember as a kid when we'd drive by this place and there was a huge sign with the children's pictures. It remained there for a years. Not sure but I think new owners finally took It down because of people always stopping to look at it. It was haunting for sure.
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The weird phone call could have been people checking If the phone had been cut or not. Possibly if a group of people were involved.
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They probably tampered with the trucks so no one could go for help. Not because they believed the father would use them to climb int the house.
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This is an example of the cruelest of torture and suffering that one can experience. I have lost a child when she was just 18. I was totally and utterly broken from that day and I'll never be the same again, but at least I have closure and know what happened. I think that losing children and never knowing what happened to them would be a lot worse 😪 I'm so sorry for the family.
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I actually live in WV. I've been here for 35 years, and after hearing the start to this story. It sounded like what happened to my mom when she was younger. She grew up in a pretty rural part of the state. She had 6 brothers and 2 sisters . Also their house actually burned to thw ground on Christmas Eve when she was just a little girl. To watch her speak about it now, she still gets emotional and I dont blame her for having lost everything that Christmas Eve. Everything except each other, and to show what REAL community it like.
The entire town and all throughout the community, everyone pitched in and donated gifts and a tree , along with much of what was needed to rebuild their home. My mom still says that was still the best Christmas she ever had as a child because she got all kinds of new things , things that they just couldn't afford due to the large family and limited funds.
Believe in your community and neighbors and they will come through in the end.
Love ya'll and
Be kind nd rewind
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Police: "In the future just try not to mix up cutting phone lines instead of powerlines. It's an easy mistake. Now be on your way."
Man Dressed like Cat Burglar: "Don't you even want to know my name?"
Police: "No."
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This guy was born to advertise for ball shaving equipment as he is one of the few who have the class to handle this hairy topic.
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My father was born just prior to WW2 in Italy. Even though he migrated to Australia, he never discussed his political preferences, advising me that it could get you killed. I can only imagine what he experienced before he left his country of birth.
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That poor mother, the fact that she got up and locked the door and turned off the lights in the middle of the night makes me really sad; that she would blame herself for not checking on her children because everyone thinks like that - “if only I had done this instead”
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After hearing about this so many times- I'm not sure how Jenny could have seen the house was open all night, heard all of that noise from near the attic, and gone back to bed... I'm much too paranoid... But, I'm sure it haunted her for the rest of her life- wishing she would've gone to check on them during the night.
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Interesting that the fire chief said that the fire was due to a power failure while the man stopped by police said that he intended to cut the power lines.
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It's almost inconceivable that genetic tracing was never employed in this case within more recent decades.
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