TDW 1654 - Severed Human Arm Hidden In Church

0:03 Leaving the New Orleans area today. Over

0:03 to the right is the airport. I however

0:07 am not jumping on a plane. Instead, I

0:10 have large marge to take me across the

0:13 countryside.

0:14 Welcome everyone. Adam the Woo here.

0:16 It's my second channel, daily vlog

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0:20 This now barren piece of land was once

0:23 the Lebranch plantation. And right here

0:27 on this elevated mound,

0:31 possibly maybe could be the horse of the

0:35 one and only Adolf Hitler. The horse was

0:39 so popular he was even placed on a 1944

0:42 German stamp. But then four years later,

0:45 he was transferred and moved to

0:47 Louisiana where he spent some time right

0:50 here on this property. His name was

0:52 Nordlick and he was sold to the owners

0:55 of this property. And I scoured the

0:58 entire premises looking for a pet

1:00 cemetery and nearly gave up until I saw

1:05 this

1:07 little mound. Now, I could be incorrect.

1:10 This is just an assumption. But why

1:12 would that elevated area be there if it

1:15 was not a grave? Could he be located his

1:19 final resting place right here off the

1:22 side of River Road just outside New

1:24 Orleans? You decide. Some sort of

1:27 massive

1:29 plant here. This crazy contraption. And

1:33 while we're on the topic of monumental

1:35 structures, look at this bridge.

1:43 Impressive.

1:43 Most impressive. Just about at a quarter

1:46 of a tank. Time for another fill up.

1:48 With the type of gas I'm using, I think

1:50 the RV is going to run like this guy.

1:55 At least that's what they tell me. 42.6

1:57 gallons for a total of $92.

2:00 Inside the bathroom, you can purchase

2:02 cologne. And they have this sweet ring

2:06 dispenser.

2:07 Pretty cool. There's this thing floating

2:09 around the internet called the Surge

2:12 Challenge where they want you to stop

2:14 drinking Mountain Dew and drink Surge. I

2:17 think it's for like a week or 10 days

2:18 and then try to go back to Mountain Dew.

2:21 And the people at Surge

2:23 assume that Mountain Dew drinkers will

2:26 switch back over to Surge. And me being

2:28 a Mountain Dew drinker since 1985,

2:32 I love Mountain Dew. I will never switch

2:34 over to Surge.

2:35 Sorry, Serge. You're a lot of fun, but I

2:37 have to continue doing the do. But I'll

2:40 drink you occasionally.

2:45 That's a big fish.

2:45 Right here in this waterway, there are

2:47 alligators. In fact, they have bit off

2:50 part of the sign. And across there are

2:53 some abandoned buildings from an old

2:56 fish camp.

2:58 Look at that.

3:09 Off the side of the road here is an old

3:10 family home and the barn in the back as

3:13 well as the tree in the front yard and

3:16 what probably was the family's business,

3:19 the store right along this little road.

3:22 Imagine the stories that were told right

3:23 here on the front porch sitting in the

3:25 old rocking chair.

3:38 This is where their cattle, horses, or

3:38 maybe even their donkeys came to feed.

3:41 In fact, there's even some old hay left

3:44 here.

3:51 The fireplace has been smashed in for

3:51 some reason. Old classic cars alert.

3:55 Yes. Look at those things going under

3:58 this bridge.

4:00 Clearance 14

4:02 and 3 in. We made it. I've arrived now

4:05 in Laurel Valley designated by this very

4:08 hardto- read faded sign. And there's a

4:11 general store established in 1905. Right

4:15 there. Two pieces of a train. The Ruby

4:18 Sue and the Marie Louise. We got some

4:21 fowl back in here. Some chickens.

4:25 It's happening.

4:32 And even some peacocks

4:32 just hanging out. What is this? What

4:34 kind of a bird is this? Quite a few old

4:37 tractors on display as well. Actually,

4:41 more than a few. About a dozen of them.

4:51 At first glance, this looks like an

4:51 outhouse, but upon further inspection, I

4:55 think it's an old ticket booth. You

4:58 would sit there and you would greet

5:01 whoever wants to purchase your product

5:03 at the window.

5:05 At least that's what I think it is.

5:13 This looks like an old spinning wheel.

5:13 And check out the name of this, the

5:15 potty chair. Is that where you potty?

5:18 Right down in there, this massive

5:20 gargantuan book stating, "When will the

5:23 first baby arrive?" Looks like it's full

5:25 of old newspaper ads. It's pretty cool.

5:28 This is an 1898 French Woods model

5:31 truck. Price $380 when it first came

5:35 out. This Eagle is on top of the earth

5:38 like a boss.

5:39 Around back is a bunch of machine parts

5:41 and this old sign stating grand.

5:45 I love old signage.

5:55 Many years ago back in Rome, there was a

5:55 martyr by the name of St. Valerie. After

5:58 she died, her body was moved here to

6:01 Louisiana and placed inside a cathedral

6:04 that burned down. But now her arm, so

6:08 they say, is located right inside these

6:12 walls. Not 100% sure if I'm going to be

6:14 able to get inside, but I'll give it a

6:17 shot.

6:28 I'm inside

6:28 now. I do not know where the severed arm

6:32 is placed inside this building,

6:36 but I'm going to try to find it. I think

6:39 over there in the corner is a statue

6:42 recreation of St. Valerie. They have her

6:47 laid across almost as if it's her

6:51 coffin.

6:53 According to the legend, her arm is

6:57 inside the mannequin. Her severed arm is

7:01 inside

7:03 of that mannequin.

7:10 I tried to be very quiet inside. I

7:10 didn't want to disturb anyone in the

7:11 corners of the cathedral. Sometimes

7:14 people do confessions. I didn't want to

7:16 disturb anyone. This is a very narrow

7:18 street. No, for real. That's the name of

7:20 it. Narrow street. Right across the

7:22 street here is a place called the Dodge

7:25 City Mall, which looked to be like a

7:27 western

7:29 themed store at one time. Little

7:31 fountain there with hands holding a

7:34 dove. Welcome to Dodge City. The gazebo

7:39 in the middle has definitely seen better

7:42 days.

7:43 This is pretty cool. No tell in what

7:46 year all this closed down, but I like

7:49 the theming. Next to where I parked the

7:51 RV, you will see this little pathway.

7:54 And if you continue along, you'll see

7:57 some remnants of railroad tracks. And if

8:00 you follow them a little farther, they

8:02 just disappear into that road. They just

8:05 left this section here.

8:08 Just so random. Trucks and cars are just

8:11 going over the railroad tracks, but yet

8:13 they lead to nowhere. Look,

8:17 there's no point in those being there.

8:19 Wiggly dancing guy, how you doing?

8:21 The road I'm currently traveling on is

8:23 located between two swamps. Look at this

8:28 murky, gooey

8:31 Louisiana goodness. And then across the

8:34 water there is another swamp filled with

8:37 quite a bit of debris. Styrofoam

8:41 containers, old English

8:44 Gatorade bottles, flip-flops. Says that

8:48 bridge is closed.

8:50 It's like an old timey

8:53 wooden Well, I guess there's a little

8:54 bit of metal on there as well.

9:01 but it's no longer open to drive across

9:01 because of the water levels here in

9:03 Louisiana. Graves are above the ground.

9:08 So that's what you're seeing. You're

9:09 seeing the casket laid

9:12 above the water level. Fridge delivery

9:15 coming through.

9:17 Fridge delivery coming through. This is

9:19 the old US90 bridge. And at one point,

9:23 someone was stationed right inside

9:26 there. The bridge is able to be driven

9:29 across. But what was that little area

9:32 used for?

9:32 There's a bunch of boats out there. I

9:35 think this is some sort of factory

9:38 that either builds them or fixes them.

9:41 Check out that old river boat down

9:42 there.

9:51 We're coming up on a couple of amazing

9:51 old bridges. The one I'm going across

9:54 and the one to the right of me. I have

9:57 an infatuation with old bridges. I don't

10:01 know what it is. They're just very, very

10:02 interesting.

10:13 Darkness has fallen and there is a light

10:13 mist of rain

10:15 also

10:17 fallen. This town has a row of street

10:19 lights right down the middle. Not on the

10:22 right and left side of the road,

10:25 but down the median. You don't see that

10:27 too often. It's kind of unusual, but at

10:29 the same time, I kind of like it. It's

10:31 different. Look at the sky over there.

10:33 It's very ominous looking.

10:38 Look at that. And that tree in the

10:40 foreground. If it didn't have all those

10:42 cars and that grocery store around it

10:45 would be a perfect photo. Something out

10:49 of a movie.

10:51 The sun

10:52 going off over the horizon.

11:11 Seeing that sunset really made me happy.

11:11 Today has been one of those days that

11:14 I've had a lot on my mind. A year ago

11:17 today,

11:18 a dramatic event happened in my life

11:20 that kind of change the course of, you

11:24 know, everybody in their life has

11:26 moments that alter what you originally

11:28 had planned and kind of progress the

11:33 avenue of where you're going to go.

11:36 Every little moment affects where you

11:39 are right now. Everything from the past

11:41 affects what you're doing right now and

11:44 the decisions you have made in those

11:47 moments to get to this point. And one

11:49 year ago was something that has been on

11:52 my mind pretty much all day. I don't get

11:57 depressed. I do not get lonely. Those

12:01 are things that really do not go into my

12:04 psyche for whatever way my

12:08 interior brain and body works. I don't

12:11 really have those emotions flooding in.

12:15 But sometimes

12:17 I get a little tidbit, a little sample

12:20 of those thoughts. And today I was kind

12:22 of feeling that just a little bit. And

12:25 seeing that sunset here at the end of

12:27 the day

12:29 really cheered me up, really made me

12:32 happy and makes you think that there is

12:34 something out there bigger than what we

12:37 are thinking and our problems and life

12:41 goes on and life will always go on if we

12:46 choose

12:48 to continue forward. Hope you had a

12:50 great day. I will see you guys tomorrow.

12:53 I love the fact that you watch these

12:55 videos. I love that you are so

12:57 supportive.

12:59 I cannot thank you enough

13:02 for everything. I love you guys. Vlog

13:06 over.

TDW 1654 - Severed Human Arm Hidden In Church

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