History With a Little Mystery

Fresh video going live at 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. Haven't posted in a few days (been a stressful week... but things are looking up). Got a fresh Historic Murders of Portland episode here for you all that'll be going live chronicling a murder from back in the 1890s wherein a man named Burdette Wolf murdered his love interest who rebuked his advances and ultimately evaded authorities for at least 20 years... and possibly more. As far as I could see, I'm not dead certain if he was ever officially charged for his actions. But there's a lot to this overall story. Tune in tomorrow to get all of it!

One more video before the week is over: PREMIERING LIVE TOMORROW (AUGUST 16TH) AT 10:00 A.M. is another video, this one from a while back where I explore a small collection of abandoned apartments and cabins near them out in the middle of nowhere. A nice little dose of urbex!

This video is coming down the pike! Next to go live on my channel on Wednesday, August 14th! The name of the video probably explains it all. I really want to get back in to this type of content as part of my YouTube channel. In this one I explore an abandoned housing structure out in the middle of nowhere! Real creepy vibes! Tune in at noon on Wednesday!

Another Historic Murders of Portland episode premiering live tomorrow morning at 11 a.m.! This one's from the 1930s, chronicling the story of a murder over $2.80. That sound be enough to get y'all's attention! Tune in tomorrow!

Another episode of Historic Murders of Portland goes live at noon, Tuesday, August 7, 2019! In this new episode, my first in a week, delves into the 1920 murder of a shop owner, August Bjorkland, in northwest Portland (today the Slabtown area) at the hands of his wife, Frankie. This is a crazy story initially, as it seems, planed to just be a suicide that turned into a murder/suicide. A tragic tale of a neglected wife unhinged. Enjoy!