Top 10 Terrifying Secrets Hidden Inside Louisiana
Top 10 Terrifying Secrets Hidden Inside Louisiana
Top 10 Terrifying Secrets Hidden Inside Louisiana
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If you’re looking for some terrifying horror stories to watch, be sure to check out this video. We’ll discuss some of the most haunted places in Louisiana, as well as some of the most terrifying secrets hidden inside this state. From the hanging jail to the devil man, let’s get into the Top 10 Terrifying Secrets Hidden Inside Louisiana.
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Time Codes:
0:00 Hanging Jail
6:04 Oak Alley
14:07 Miller Cemetery
21:02 Hotel Provincial
28:32 Devil Man
34:26 Rougarou
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I really wish you would learn how to pronounce the words.. names, places ect… In Louisiana thank you kindly
Born and still living in lousisna we see alota weird stuff😂😂
Interesting but they really should have taught her how to pronounce names properly. Really takes away from the article.
Calcasieu is pronounced Kal-Kuh-shoo ☺️
GET OUT MY SWAMP – Julia brown
Manchac is pronounced man-shack
1st of all, I find this to be more than 10 stories; more like 50; & why all of the repeat stories? 2nd. Those names: Calcasieu,Manchac, Shreveport, Dauphine, just did it for me. This happens every time. People who try to say words from Louisiana need to come live in Louisiana so they can be to better. Louisiana stories need to only be told by Louisianians. 3rd. But the 1 story that was never mentioned was Myrtle Plantation (about the little black girl who haunts the home), 1 of the most famous of them all. 4th. I’ve heard a different story about the rougarou. Know the facts before trying to tell stories for fame & fortune.
It’s CAL – CA – SHOO. NOT CAL CASIA..
Good information but cant get past that squealy voice😳
You didn’t even mention the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville. That place definitely has a spooky/haunted reputation
How does Alice get past the iron bars?
Did you just call that cal cassy uhh???😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I live in Shreveport and been to all places and corners of Louisiana and hearing this is so funny letting locals scare y’all that’s all. No such thing as voodu 😂😂😂
These buildings aren’t haunted are they?
#9 @ 23:21, The La Feu Follet of Louisiana have many extended family members in folklore around the globe. The Will-O’-The Wisp’s (Ignis Fatuus s. or Ignis Fatui pl., is Latin and translated means to Foolish Flame). The Wisp’s and variants have been recorded in the folklore of Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales, Appalachia, and Newfoundland. It is called the St. Louis Light in Saskatchewan, the Spooklight in Southwestern Missouri and Northeastern Oklahoma and the Marfa Lights of Texas. German name is Irrlicht (‘wandering light’ or ‘deceiving light)’. In German folklore they are known as mischievous spirits of nature. Folklore has fascinated me since was a little girl.
This was really cool! ❤
~ APRIL LIPKE
Nowhere is more haunted than the Halls of the Louisiana State Capitol. Ghosts appear to make up "laws",
rules, and regulations that send Chills of Fear through the honest citizens of the entire state.
I drove past and walked by most of these places 😂
Please do a top 10 most healing places and people.
The Pea Farm was exactly that. The prisoners worked in the fields and grew Purple Hull peas. Thus feeding themselves on what they grew, and selling any extra produce, and the money derived from the sale of surplus peas went into the budget of the prison lessening the burden of the taxpayers for the operation of the prison. Today the prison sits on private property, abandoned and no trespassing signage surrounds the perimeter. I know where it is but with the danger of snakes, spiders and poison Ivy, you would have to be stupid to venture onto the grounds.
more videos with kennedy not only is she gorgeous she is amazing to listent to really makes u understand everything good job!
More like 30 but a very interesting 30.
At least say the names right! Also brown was a local hair dresser, she would listen to the talk of the local women and use this against the men of the towns. Also she was from new orleans and knew the signs of hurricanes, just so happen she was sick and it was the perfect time to use this.
Calcasieu is pronounced "Cal Kuh Shoe".
Lafayette is pronounced "Laugh eee(long "e") ette".
"Shreveport" is pronounced "Shreev (long "e") port.
T-Frere is pronounced "Tee Frere".
"Comeaux" is pronounced "Ko Mo".
"Dauphine" is pronounced "Daw Fin Aaay".
"Catholicism" is pronounced "Ca Thol I(short "i") Ciz Em".
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No myrtles plantation ????
Gee…I wonder what former plantation Oak Alley’s “dark past” is…I wonder who was tortured there…I wonder whose screams can be heard, and who is haunting the place…I’d haunt it, too, if I’d been a slave there and now had to watch people pay ridiculous amounts of money to get married there bc it’s just so beautiful and historic…
For those of you who were wondering, the practice of "burying" Above Ground is because of Louisiana’s
high water table. Burial Vaults sit above ground because when you dig the ground more than a foot or so,
the excavation starts filling with water. This does not happen everywhere in the state, but once the practice
started, it was carried on as a Tradition. Also, hurricanes that have flooded the state also made sealed coffins
that were buried float up to the surface and drift around in the flood-waters, frightening survivors and starting
legends of ghosts.
If they are gonna talk about us they coukd at least have th courtesy to learn to reasonably pronounce the names .
It’s crazy to hear y’all speak on the myth story that was told to most of us from Louisiana as a kid 😂
I worked at CLSH for a bit. Never experienced any of this. Mind you I worked nights so. Do with that what you will.
It’s not " cal kes cue" my dear. Please consult someone who has actually BEEN to Lousisiana before getting in front of a camera.
wow that’s 4 different things mentioned on here that can be seen in the game rdr2, I would have never known that that’s scary
St. Louis 🎉is not in Louisiana…just saying..
Worked at oak alley for years and this is news to me😂
actually worked at t’freres about a year. nothing scary has happened to me just flirty taps lol.
She’s beautiful
She said there was a woodland outside New Orleans? Obviously never been here or she would know the city is surrounded by marshes, swamps and bayous – not mere woods! There is a difference!
Raised in Louisiana it s amazing how some try this type of hype ,And they should try to pronounce the names correctly or don’t do it at all Some of the comments about the plantations are uncalled for and inaccurate. This has been proven several times, to be clear there were a couple of farms that were but NOT ALL she claims.
I call BS. I’ve either lived or visited many of that mentioned places. I’m a Louisiana gal who’s lived in various areas in the state. (I’m a tad coonass). Also our family has our own cemetery north of Lake Pontchartrain. Not once have my deceased family members ever reached out to me or any one of us from their graves….and we had a huge family! My dad was one of 17 siblings and both of my grandparents were of Native American descent….and Cajun.I’ll never believe these stories unless it happens to me….and as a Christian, I highly doubt it ever will.
I think that girl jumped out the window and killed herself
Nicolas Gage bought lalaurie’s house
The never mention Myrtles plantation
Where is the original woman who done this don’t like this one’s voice
sorry but boring redundant BS. my guess is dems are the ones that believe in ghosts
The student crash on the tracks is extremely similar legend here in San Antonio matter of fact it is almost word for word😂 I guess it’s really all just that…a legend…??
Is that grudge monster looks like the chupacabra
I’m upset I even need to say this but you pronounce "buried" as "barried" not *Buur eed" that was hard listening to you.
I’ve noticed when i watch countdown compilations, there are so many repeats…
I left Lousyana cause it never rained.