Fentress County

was never seen again and just as quickly as the voices started manifesting they abruptly stopped and he was never heard from again either some people believe that the inability to corroborate any details in the lying story is the reason so many still consider to be just a retelling of an old fiction story written by popular author ambrose beers back in the day the story itself is unreliable with no record even of a david lang or judge peck anywhere in the county of sumner the similarities in the above cases is undeniable however and the ashmoors did exist and young christian did go missing it's a matter of historical record as far as the details though who knows can each of these men have crossed perhaps into an alternate dimension is this why their voices were seemingly heard right in front of multiple witnesses as clear as day at first until they finally couldn't be heard anymore or understood it's hard to disassemble facts and evidence in cases which took place so long ago Many witnesses have long since perished, and records had a way of being destroyed throughout history, purposely or not.

For example, in Fentress County, where my father is from, a courthouse was burned during the Civil War with lots of marriage and death records and tax records and deeds perishing with the fire.

So, in those cases, there's nothing left for posterity before the Civil War.

bizarre as it is for someone to seemingly vanish without a trace it's even more strange and even somewhat terrifying especially to those of us in the paranormal community who are somewhat aware and think we may have some answers or at least theories as to what's happening in some of these cases for this to happen to someone in clear and full view of other people not only does it seem in most of these cases that the person couldn't have possibly gotten far but it's absolutely impossible for them to have gone anywhere without someone else seeing where they went as we on this channel know and have come to understand this seems to happen a lot many cases have been sprouting up in recent years as well leading us to try and come up with our own conclusions hypothesis and even just our own opinions as to what in the world is happening not only here but other places in the world, if it is in fact in this world and not some sort of alternate reality, where are these people going to? I'd like to close now with one of the earliest and most well-known accounts of what I like to call unconscious extinction.

Now I love, I grew up in East Tennessee, born and raised there, but, uh, my dad came from, uh, middle Tennessee, uh, Over on the Cumberland plateau, the plateau, they used to call it over on the Cumberland plateau.

He was in, uh, Pinterest county, right outside Jamestown.

They used to be called Ben Stockton, Tennessee, but Jamestown annexed it.

But a lot, a lot of stories.

So when they tell you there's something in them woods that don't belong, you better listen.

Yeah.

And, and over there in Pinterest County, they've, uh, had, uh, sightings of some big creature.

I don't know if it's Bigfoot or what, but, uh, that farm, one of the farms that joins the home place over there, a guy cut his leg with an ax or chainsaw or something, and they had to call an ambulance.

Many witnesses have long since perished, and records had a way of being destroyed throughout history, purposefully or not.

Example, in Fentress County, where my father's from, the courthouse was burned during the Civil War, with lots of marriage and death records and tax records and deeds perishing with the fire.

So in those cases, there's nothing left for posterity before the Civil War.

As bizarre as it is for someone to seemingly vanish without a trace, it's even more strange and even somewhat terrifying, especially to those of us in the paranormal community who are somewhat aware and think we may have some answers or at least theories as to what's happening in some of these cases, for this to happen to someone in clear and full view of other people.

That's when they went on out west.

They did go through Fentress County because there's some stories and accounts there.

of them there but basically he just headed on out west and of course you know the rest is history because that was when he headed on out to Missouri but we do have the full article of that in the jail that kind of talks about some of the accounts of people who had encountered him and the story that Junior Sharp shared about knowing Jesse James when when he was there We've had, we had one of our sheriffs, you know, we always say when it comes to, to the jail or to Huntsville itself, that the jail was such a big issue.

It was a big, important building to our to our community there and that most people had somebody that served in some capacity.

Any witnesses have long since perished, and records had a way of being destroyed throughout history, purposefully or not.

Example, in Fentress County, where my father's from, the courthouse was burned during the Civil War, with lots of marriage and death records and tax records and deeds perishing with the fire.

So in those cases, there's nothing left for posterity before the Civil War.

As bizarre as it is for someone to seemingly vanish without a trace, it's even more strange and even somewhat terrifying, especially to those of us in the paranormal community who are somewhat aware and think we may have some answers or at least theories as to what's happening in some of these cases, for this to happen to someone in clear and full view of other people.

Many witnesses have long since perished and records had a way of being destroyed throughout history, purposefully or not.

Example, in Fentress County where my father is from, the courthouse was burned during the Civil War with lots of marriage and death records and tax records and deeds perishing with the fire.

So in those cases, there's nothing left for posterity before the Civil War.

As bizarre as it is for someone to seemingly vanish without a trace, it's even more strange and even somewhat terrifying, especially to those of us in the paranormal community who are somewhat aware and think we may have some answers or at least theories as to what's happening in some of these cases, for this to happen to someone in clear and full view of other people.

And, uh, kind of like the telephone game when we were kids, whoever was telling it kind of updated it to somewhere that they knew about.

Because, uh, my mom and dad, uh, my dad was from Middle Tennessee over in Fentress County, my mom was from, uh, up around the Cades Cove area, the Smokies, or Ramsey.

And, uh, they heard some of the same stories growing up, just different locations, but you know, a couple of hundred miles apart and six years apart.

So, uh, those tales, uh, have legs.

Any witnesses have long since perished, and records had a way of being destroyed throughout history, purposefully or not.

For example, in Fentress County, where my father is from, the courthouse was burned during the Civil War, with lots of marriage and death records and tax records and deeds perishing with the fire.

So in those cases, there's nothing left for posterity before the Civil War.

As bizarre as it is for someone to seemingly vanish without a trace, it's even more strange and even somewhat terrifying, especially to those of us in the paranormal community who are somewhat aware and think we may have some answers or at least theories as to what's happening in some of these cases, for this to happen to someone in clear and full view of other people.

Any witnesses have long since perished, and records had a way of being destroyed throughout history, purposefully or not.

For example, in the Fentress County, where my father is from, the courthouse was burned during the Civil War, with lots of marriage and death records and tax records and deeds perishing with the fire.

So in those cases, there's nothing left for posterity before the Civil War.

As bizarre as it is for someone to seemingly vanish without a trace, it's even more strange and even somewhat terrifying, especially to those of us in the paranormal community who are somewhat aware and think we may have some answers or at least theories as to what's happening in some of these cases, for this to happen to someone in clear and full view of other people.

So I think that was probably the same one.

And then, uh, my dad's from over on the Cumberland Plateau, the Fentress County And, um, I heard a, a story from, from a guy that lived over there close to where my dad grew up.

A guy that lived in the other next farm over several miles away had, uh, gashed his leg open with an ax, and they'd called an ambulance to come and pick him up.

The ambulance was running a code, so they had the sirens going.