St. Francisville

I am with you on the death penalty.

I think, like, like, if, to your point, if you wanna live stream this, would you live stream the conditions in Angola State Penitentiary in St. Francisville, Louisiana 24/7 so Americans can see what their tax dollars-

Or in our ICE detention facilities

... like, would you, would you be, would you be, like, would, would that be something that you would be into? Because if you open up that can of worms, then I think you're gonna see that a lot of people would be appalled at some of the conditions that other human beings are living in, uh, under the sanction of the American government.

I'm there.

St. Francisville.

St. Francisville has a plantation called the Myrtles, which has the distinction of being-

Yes

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And other areas, we've got a place, they're building another AI center.

The rumor is up around St. Francisville, where the nuclear power plant is, in mid-Louisiana, I guess you would say, but just north of Baton Rouge.

So they're bivouacking these things between Water Source, Mississippi River, and the nuclear power plant.

I've actually seen proposals where they talk about surrounding the nuclear power plants with a donut perimeter of data centers because you can use the energy from the nuclear power plant.

And that is the Myrtle's Haunted Mirror.

The Myrtles Haunted Mirror is located at The Myrtles in St. Francisville, Louisiana, which is a historic plantation that was established in 1796.

Now, the story revolves around Sarah Woodruff and her two children while the family lived on the plantation.

According to the documents, after their deaths, the household covered the mirrors following the beliefs that this prevented spirits from becoming trapped inside them.

Did you grow up in Zachary?

No, I'm from St. Francisville initially, between Jackson and St. Francisville.

Yeah.

And what was that like? What was it like growing up there?

Nobody really has much of a, of anything, and it's just, it's kind of like a, uh, what do you, wanna call it? Um, like a black hole into nothing.

Yeah, yeah.

But St. Francisville, it's, like, right across the creek, it's complete opposite.

Mm-hmm.

Sorry, St. Francis.

And I live in St. Francisville.

This is a bummer.

It's okay.

I'm not saying they're ghosts, but just weird things that have happened, but we'll save that for a later date.

Uh, number 11 is the Myrtles in St. Francisville, Louisiana.

And the Myrtles is one of America's most famous alleged haunted historical homes.

It's best known ghost story.

And some of them are just bullshit wrong.

Like the man's cell case at St. Francisville.

That dude did not do what they're saying he did.

And that'll come out in court.

Where are you from? What's your education and career background? And when and how did you come to DOTD Location and Survey?

Well, I was born, raised, and reside in St. Francisville, Louisiana.

Okay.

Uh, went to high school in Woodville, Mississippi.

Thanks.

Yeah, nice to know.

St. Francisville and Woodville, Mississippi.

Oh, it's God's country up there.