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@donbrownlow4077

Жыл бұрын

Wow!! Cody, I've seen other videos and documentaries on this case. You brought more information, evidence and details of this case then all the others combined! Great job Cody, it was as if i heard about this case for the first time. Keep up the amazing work Cody, I look forward to the next one! Thank you Cody, Don B.

@anitamitchell6

9 ай бұрын

There's 195 counties when did we have 500 countries world wide

@georgerobbins8823

3 ай бұрын

Your ad states that this service is used in 500 countries around the world. There are only 195 countries in the world. That doesn't do much for your credibility.

@LaurieValdez-zk3dy

Ай бұрын

I'll never understand why it happens.

Tony had some serious balls, props to him for trying to find out what happened to his friend. He's extremely lucky that he survived such a close encounter.

@jrob4627

Жыл бұрын

Yeah brave indeed to meet a dude and go have sex with him.

@andrewkaye2108

11 ай бұрын

Agreed. Tony took a huge risk. He could have been another victim. Kudos to him.

@robertoburkes817

11 ай бұрын

Tony is a huge idiot who that survived with sheer dumb luck that erb had a off night n that erb got too drunk too murder n didn't have any cocaine to wake up with lol.

@williamwallace863

11 ай бұрын

No doubt guy's a fuckin legend.

@OpalLeigh

11 ай бұрын

When police do undercover stings- there are always people around to make sure they’re safe:( Tony had none of that, he was just a loyal ass friend and I’m so glad he wasn’t killed too!

Herb Baumeister is in my opinion "worse than Dahmer". Still finding bodies to this day since 1996 is just insane

@iamimperfectionperfected4

Жыл бұрын

Samuel Little is much worse than both.

@Butters_Paranormal

Жыл бұрын

​@*I*am*Imperfection*Perfected* look at Harold Shipman aka Dr. Death, he killed more than 200+ victims

@iamimperfectionperfected4

Жыл бұрын

@@Butters_Paranormal thanks I will

@kalibbarnes9548

Жыл бұрын

I still think dahmer was worst.. he was sick. Herb was a closeted homosexual who hated himself and decided to take their lives, the reason is unknown.. cause he was to much of a coward to face what he have done. He didn’t look like a killer but a creep he sure as hell did. Rest I’m hell Herb!

@cheryl9389

Жыл бұрын

He was so 'the guy nextdoor ' looking...JD was quite goodlooking as well...

This one really creeped me out. I think that when something really traumatic or evil happens somewhere that it does create a residual bad energy.

@emilyspector2728

9 ай бұрын

Yep! If I go to an area, and I have no idea about the place, I can sense residual energies. When it is malevolent, it is painful for me to continue and I have to leave. Once I’m out, it’s like the effects from that energy stop instantly.

@sleepysartorialist

3 ай бұрын

Agreed.

Urinating on desks and a governor's letter, leaving a dead bird for a teacher, driving coworkers to a game in a hearse, angry outbursts... somehow deeply respected in his community. It's amazing how far manipulative people are able to get even with issues like that.

@KillingReal

Жыл бұрын

Only his coworkers liked him. Nobody knew who the f he was around here until the murders

@Ford17x

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like your describing every politician ever, especially Biden, hes a pedifile more than anything.

@joeaddison7120

11 ай бұрын

I dunno. Sounds like a fun Friday night to me

@EderReis

11 ай бұрын

Rich father can achieve wonders for you

@plafskijenkins1357

11 ай бұрын

White an rich u fuckos

the most surprising part of this story to me is that Rob cared enough abt his employee to find out what was causing Joe’s tardiness AND offer a solution 🤯 same in other true crime stories, someone doesn’t show up for work & a coworker / employer reports them missing. my past employers would’ve just wrote me up or fired me 🥲

@AndryanaCat

11 ай бұрын

100% agreed. My employer never reaches out to anyone who stops showing up. But unfortunately it's all too common these days. Too many people don't resign like workers used to. They just ghost employers like a one night stand.

You did an excellent job of describing the people and events in this story. The haunting that took place afterwards makes the tale even more tragic.

What an awful experience for all families involved. My heart goes out to them. What an amazing job you did on this video!

You cant always recognize true evil by looks or words. But you can always recognize it by its actions whatever form it takes

@MysteryArchives

8 ай бұрын

Very true!

They always have crazy eyes.

@Liz-sn1mm

Ай бұрын

I have often noticed that there is something "off" about killers' eyes in photos. Not always what you'd call "crazy", just something not aligned right. Wish a scientist would investigate.

Great video mate, I always love the fact that every video you do is based on real events instead of on creepypastas, I always say the real world is far more terrorfying than anything that could be imagined in a creepypasta

As a sensitive the activity there doesn't surprise me. I have had spirits over the years come to me and tell their stories.i have found that murder or accident victims seem to linger where their death occurred. Some will even ask if they are dead. They also usually want to let me know where their body was put and some want to get a message to their loved ones that they are OK and they are sorry for the trouble they caused them. I do try to get them to go to the light if they so want to. However in the case where you are dealing with serial killer who is also dead it seems they also go back to their home or killing field and do seem to still remain in control of their victims. I try to reassure them that they cannot let him intimidate them or stop them from moving on. The murderers seem to not want to move on I feel because they still want the final say and they also know they will not be allowed into the light. The light or positive portals are warm and over flowing with love and positivity. I have seen the negative and evil portals are very dark and intimidating. My shaman told me I was blessed with these abilities and would be challenged at times. As I have gotten older I have begun to feel thats maybe it is my destiny to help these victims and let them move on in peace.

@philliprobinson2902

Жыл бұрын

To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord And the body returns to dust and the spirit returns to God who gave it. Evil spirits when people die, it's not the real person, rather evil spirits impersonating people they lie!

@virginiabalch6274

Жыл бұрын

@@philliprobinson2902 what your kind of people don't understand is that not all people like me are in cahoots with Satan and evil spirits. I was born with a purpose and have been told this from priests, pastors and shaman when they meet me and I was told I would be tested at times. The spirits that talk to me actually need help. Some especially younger children are sometimes confused and can not move on or are scared to. I walk them to the light and try to correct injustices done to them by evil people. Is there a heaven yes. When you near the light there is so much love, peace and positivity co.kng from there. There is also a hell.and demons which is very much the opposite. I have done battle with a demon. They often keep good spirits from getting to the light and the one I faced had hundreds who were trapped. I do not fear them and they cannot possess me. They anger me and must be sent back. And yes there are stupid humans who play with stuff they shouldn't causing evil spirits and conjured creatures. But there are also legit Humans that God uses to help. I am not afraid to die because I know what happens when we pass and God has my back. So please refrain from calling all of us evil. The true ones are protecting you and your love ones.

@luvtribe

Жыл бұрын

Sounds exactly right

@palesasefurutshe6832

Жыл бұрын

My dissertation is about death am still investigating

@johnleggieri6395

5 ай бұрын

Spot on! I am like you.

Excellent video - it was like 2 in one. As the case was winding down, I remembered that this was actually supposed to be a paranormal video and realized I was only halfway through. 😆

Honestly, if one of the guys I worked with showed up in a hearse and a chauffeur's uniform to give me and our other co-workers a ride somewhere, I think we would all be dying laughing. Then again, none of the guys I work with have a weird or creepy vibe to them. So, context is certainly everything when it comes to an event like that.

@Marlaina

8 ай бұрын

I said that I would have thought it fun as well, but yeah. It depends on the vibe of the person doing it.

This version is way better than the redacted one. Yes, there are topics that could be deemed unsavory, but they are presented delicately and I find no issue whatsoever. After all, Kody is only telling the story of what happened and not fabricating a work of fiction. Dude, I can't believe your videos keep getting better and better! 😁😁😁❤

I lived in Bedford and Bloomington Indiana for 7 months. There was an abandon home a few doors down from me. The car was still in the garage with about 2 inches of dust on it. The rest of the home was now in a state of decay. It really used to creep me out when I walked by it. In my opinion Indiana is extremely haunted. Lot's of trapped energy there. I'm not surprised Fox Hollow Farm is haunted!😃👍👍

@tonyjones1560

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like Pennsylvania…my son’s college was about an hour from the infamous Pennhurst Asylum. It seemed like rural south-central PA was one big portal to the “other side…”

@fortressgothika

Жыл бұрын

Everyone in Indiana is psychotic.

@melissaprovines4976

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more I grew up In the Spencer/ Bloomington area and moved a little more south where I am.now. Indiana is definitely got some creepy haunted stuff going on.

@a.g9539

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Indianapolis Indiana and I agree as well Indiana seems to be very haunted

@Butters_Paranormal

Жыл бұрын

​@@a.g9539 as a young paranormal investigator and from Northern Indiana, I agree with you

The Paranormal Witness episode about Fox Hollow Farm is utterly terrifying!! Yet, there's something about listening to the details through earphones that gives it a chilling and compelling edge! Fantastic video!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@treyarcher10

26 күн бұрын

Are you a serial killer?

@shaunpenne1840

26 күн бұрын

@@treyarcher10 Possibly!

He was clearly nuts. I am appreciative of the extra details you provided about this guy.

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

100% and thank you for watching!

You're the only channel that truly scares the @#%% outta me. I mean that as a huge complement because I started watching scary movies when I was 5 and found them pretty funny but I binge watched about 6 hours of your content and went to bed only to have one of the scariest dreams I have ever remembered. Normally, I don't remember my dreams, but yeah, your great storytelling and voice really affected me. :) I'm very impressed.

@MoldyWater989

Жыл бұрын

Weak

@stevefromwork6136

Жыл бұрын

What was it

@giyavictoria3747

Жыл бұрын

Fr it takes someone who can touch your soul as they narrate. I just found this dude 4 days ago, and he makes me spooked, even the stories I already know. My husband was surprised I want him to stay with me (which never happened before) lol

@ashtodd3752

11 ай бұрын

I, I, I, Me, Me, Me You’re a bore

@cruzwolf2056

4 ай бұрын

I used go to sleep with Cody's videos playing sofly in the background because I can't sleep in total silence .things eventually started being to scary to leave vids to play in th background while I sleep because they freaky

This dude creeps me out! I'm surprised most people don't talk about this case more on true crime. It's possible there's hauntings but I got to wonder if they're trying to get out of owning it. Just curious about. On the other hand where there's a place of such horrendous and despair. There's always that possibility what happens to an area like that. I hope the victims can find peace and there loved ones as well. It's unbelievable amount of damage of what one person can do.

I’m from Indiana and had no idea about this. I left home to join the Navy at 18 in 78-79, and was gone for good until 2017-18.

Man...I was having a chill night at work and now I'm sitting in a dark basement, alone and totally creeped the F out 😳

I knew it was a good day when I found this channel a month ago. This just confirms it!

I think it’s incredibly strange that he left a dead bird on his teachers desk, and the couple that found his body said that above his body laid side by side were two seagulls that had been strangled to death. They said his hair looked immaculate and his skin looked waxy, almost like he had applied makeup shortly before he took his life.

This place is crazy haunted!

@missysmessage722

Жыл бұрын

I can only imagine

This story was featured on a cable show called “Paranormal Witness,” complete with interviews with people who moved into the place. I think the Ghost Adventures crew has investigated Fox Hollow Farm as well. Scary…!

@fallingawayfromthenorm

Жыл бұрын

That Paranormal Witness episode was the first time I ever heard of this, and it was so sad what happened to the victims.

@samanthab1923

9 ай бұрын

I saw the wife & kids on Oprah years ago & never gave it a thought after he died. Then the farm popped up on PW & My Ghost Story. Soon after Zak showed up & he’s the one that spoke to LE that told him bodies were still out there & they still had unidentified persons! 👻

@MarvinHartmann452

7 ай бұрын

Ah I knew I've heard that story somewhere, it was in the early 2000s I think.

@jessicazurawicz429

3 күн бұрын

🎉🎉🎉​🎉t😊w@@samanthab1923

Great narration! Probably the best and most in-depth telling of this terrible story.

Ive heard this case several time but i have to say, your version is the best yet as ive never heard this much info into Herb.

@damienkarney2251

Жыл бұрын

💯

Wow Kody. That was an absolute masterpiece of a story! Well done. Those poor victims and families. My heart goes out to them. I've heard this story before and had watched an episode on Ghost Adventures a while back but there's parts of that story I had not known. You have really outdone yourself on this one. Thank you!! 😊👍👍👍👍👍😊❤💞❤

I get totally absorbed listening to Kody's voice and the story! That was very scary!

The doors knocking device being held out by something is absolutely terrifying

That was fantastic, well not that he was an evil serial killer, but the program. It was so much better researched and narrated than other programs I’ve watched on Fox Hollow Farm. Kudos and thank you!!!!

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Elaine. I really appreciate that! 🤍

Man, your stories are so much more detailed than other KZread channels that I've listened to. Yours has become my favorite.

@MysteryArchives

4 ай бұрын

Well thank you very much my friend. I pride myself on providing the deepest dives I can on the subjects I cover :)

I was looking for a "Thanks" button in order to donate to your fine channel and found the "Join" feature. Awesome ! Thanks for the great work !

My boyfriend's dad met Herb before everyone knew who/what he was. He said that when he shook his hand, he got a chill down his back & told his wife that that man was evil My bf's dad is an Athiest, so feeling about a person in such a "religious" binary is saying something

Thanks Cody! I appreciate that you talked about the aftermath of the crimes. I hadn't heard that before.

"Does evil truly exist?" OH YES IT DOES. Because I HAVE seen it IRL and it was NOT in the appearance of a gnarled monstrosity. It was in the face of one of my own parents.

@silviapisces3342

Жыл бұрын

@solarchos4352. What happened? Was your parent a malignant narcissist? Do you see them still?

@isabelladefigueiredo3810

Жыл бұрын

Well, monsters does exists, and as far as I can tell, they happened to be humans. No horror movie will be more scary than real life

Anything happens: Herbert is like, you know what? That really PISSES me off 😂

@MysteryArchives

18 күн бұрын

Lol you're not wrong though

Hats off to the detective that believed the guy story & dug deeper.

@MysteryArchives

2 ай бұрын

Amen to that

So sad for everyone involved in this massacre. I could see where this place would be very full of ghosts snd residual events. Such traumatic death’s leaving negative energy😢 Thank You for all The time & work you do on these videos Kody Loved it!

Never heard this story before, this was excellent in that you told it very well. Descriptions are well done, you told it in a gripping manner and it was easy to follow. Great video! Sorry it is demonetized.

I visited Fox Hollow farm when I was in Westfield on business in April 2022. When I pulled up the driveway I said to myself, screw it I’m going to go up by the house and film it. And the current owner came out and busted me, asked me if I was lost lol .had it all on video x it’s short but it also lets you see what the property looks like as of now. Including the supposed haunted apartment . Here is the link kzread.info6ZPU6xhjePs?feature=share

Came over here from listening to Ballen tell this, but this version is more thorough.

@buzzin-hornet

9 ай бұрын

As soon as I realised that Mr Ballen adds details or embellishes things to make his ‘storytelling’ more dramatic I un-subbed. It was disappointing because he is a great storyteller! I’m interested in ‘true’ crime though.

@claireee6958

8 ай бұрын

@@buzzin-hornetI’m sure he’ll miss your unsub, you made such a difference to his 8 million… all joking aside though, isn’t that the point of making a story is by embellishing it to engage an audience 🤔

@buzzin-hornet

8 ай бұрын

@@claireee6958 I prefer true crime. You prefer stories. Each to their own. 👍🏼

@claireee6958

8 ай бұрын

@@buzzin-hornet I think you’re missing the point, it’s still a true crime story is it not? Only told in a more appealing way… doesn’t make it any less

@buzzin-hornet

8 ай бұрын

@@claireee6958 I’m just saying my point. Chill. Enjoy! 👍🏼

Search KZread for HB and watch when he was interviewed by a news station because of a dead raccoon that was painted. Ironic that he's showing compassion for a dead raccoon while 20 dead men are buried on his estate.

You tell the story better than the news and programs like 48 hours. TY. Remember Tony who did his best and came forward

@MysteryArchives

3 күн бұрын

Thank you so much ❤️

@MysteryArchives

3 күн бұрын

Also your name is amazing

Holy sh!! I clicked on this perfectly timed lol

Man. I comment on nearly all of your videos. Your channel is really fantastic ! This one is really awesome for me since I have previously seen some type of video on Herb Baumeister and his family. But I only knew about the fact that he had killed men on his property. I was not aware that he took his own life, nor was I aware of any paranormal happenings on the property. ll I can say is that, as usual, you hit this one out of the park as always ! Thank you for all of your hard work !

Kind of surprised they left the house standing because in the cases of Dahmer, Gacy, Gein, etc., the residences are razed to discourage trespassers and the like.

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

You're right, that is typically the case. Perhaps the size and value of the home made them think otherwise? It's hard telling really.

@aygo784

9 ай бұрын

@@MysteryArchivesI live in westfield! The town has blown up the last 10 years. I know when I was younger they did tours of it. I still drive past it almost every day it’s one of the only cool things in this town

Absolutely chilling especially the unexpected coda.

I kinda want to look and see if the property is on the market and for how much. A property like that at a cheap price is pretty damn tempting. Besides, I've dealt with the paranormal before; at least these would be human spirits this time and not whatever the hell I had before. I'd like to try and help the souls there, maybe search the property for more bones. I've gotten rid of negative energy in a house before, and know people who are good at sealing. I'd like to trap Herb's soul in a vessel of some sort because it doesn't deserve to be free; I have no ill will to his poor family, but the man himself was a monster, and bad people don't become good after they die

Just started watching. Don’t think I’m familiar with this case, so that’s cool. And it’s a long video too. Bonus!

Unfortunately I just discovered your channel but fortunately I have!! I’m from Indiana so this is the true definition of “hits close to home”

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

I am so thankful for you discovering my channel KatZ. Welcome! :)

This was very creepy and one of your best! I don't get scared easy but this one gave me the heebee jeebees! I live about an hour away from this place. 🙄

Thank you so much! I’m loving this looooong arse video with all its multi-layers of content & detail. Thus channel sure knows how to eloquently & adequately present a case/true account, & I am super appreciative of its efforts in informing & entertaining its viewers. Thank you. 🙏🏾✌🏽

I live really close to this property 😅 There’s an apparently haunted house in Atlanta, IN called the Asher Walton house. I stumbled upon it completely by accident while driving through

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

Small world Julie! I did not know that but I have now added it to my list to check out!

One of the best and most in depth narrations of this tragic story I've heard. Once again you've presented an incredibly well researched piece. As always, thank you for your hard work and dedication to the stories you tell! Peace.

It’s intriguing to know more about this. Majority of what I encountered were related to the haunted grounds. Tony was incredibly brave to figure out what happened to his friend. I imagine him aiding in revealing the serial killer has saved so many lives.

@MysteryArchives

2 ай бұрын

I am so with you there Jamie

Thank you Cody for an awesome retelling of this case. You have brought so much additional information to light and as usual, your narration is spot-on! Keep it up! The wait was worth it 👌🏽

There he is! ....... ...... MY GUY!

Great video dude. When I saw the topic got super excited to hear your take. The topic is super dark and sad but you handled it with care.

This is a really good video! Thank you for all the hard work 👍🏻👍🏻

I thoroughly enjoyed this one as well as your previous uploads! Your content is truly appreciated!

Its like he took a page out of Dahmers book only he had marriage and wealth to his name.

Great job 👍 Cody! More content like this would be a great addition to what you normally do!

@scottbradford4130

Жыл бұрын

Kody

Absolutely amazing as usual. We need more like this from you!!

Yes Evil truly exist. Evil knows how to mask itself as a trusted friend or relative or someone you would never suspect. And hide in plain site where some evil is easy to see.

Wow! Thank you for another mystery.

Evil that men do lives on and on.... it will never die, just echo on and on.

This case has so much similarities to the Jeffrey Dahmer case it's baffling. Especially how they were happening simultaneously over the years. Good video my man! Keep em coming!

@bluefaery1865

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I wonder if he tried to consume any of the victims.

Great job on this video!

Great job, sorry about KZread policies, I'll share to try to give this more exposure.

Cody, Dude! Awesome narration. I still have chills.

Oh goody.... An untold piece of wonderfulness..... ♥️♥️♥️

I was familiar with this one, but ad always, very well done! I like the live stream format, very cool! Keep 'em coming!

Thoroughly enjoyed this one. I’ve watched a few different versions of this one already but this is the first I’ve seen relaying H.B.’s early childhood and history. Not only did you portray the makings of a serial killer but also narrated the aftermath hauntings…a story well-researched and narrated. Keep up the great job!

@MysteryArchives

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

I am loving this channel. I’m glad it came in my feed!

Amazing job with the video!!

This story was wild from the start. Great job bro

Great find and spot on narration investigative agency's have alot to dig and work into hopefully there efforts may finally help in lifting the curse that exist here. How actions of one evil man (herb) brought notoriety to a thriving town is a subject of mystery.

*LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!*

Absolutely great job! Loved this tale of Fox Hollow Farm!

I thought i had heard everything about Fox Hollow, but i have been so impressed with your reporting, so i gave this video a shot. Glad i did! Kudos 👏!

Ok...now you have REALLY blown me away. I can't believe you responded. Thank you for that. I true find that special🥰🥰

@MysteryArchives

Ай бұрын

You are very welcome ❤️❤️❤️

Not judging anyone but I could never live in a place like this. It would be like living in the middle of a graveyard. Imagine going out for a walk and finding bones... What's even more terrifying is that the killer and his victims might be trapped together. I hope they'll get to cross over into the light. However, Herb Baumeister deserves to be stuck in limbo for eternity. Great episode!

This is the BEST crime channel!! I swear!! Thanks for all the research, time and information sharing. Congratulations for the excellent work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

This is one of my favorites that you've done. I love the detail you went into.

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much AcaciaMoon ♥

I've heard this horrifying story many times but your story telling is my favorite!!

Great work my friend. I really enjoy your videos. I’ve seen the documentary about Fox Hollow Farm before. But you had information that wasn’t in it. I had no idea that he took his life in Ontario. Not to far from where I live. Looking forward to your next video. Hope you too are having a good year. Peace.

I love that you take the time to tell the whole tale. It adds so much context! ♥

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

I try so much Prelooker. I want to tell the story in it's entirety ❤️

@Prelooker

Жыл бұрын

@@MysteryArchives it shows! And it makes your videos way better than the others I've seen on these topics! And guess you can already tell I watch a lot of this stuff. 😅💙

The guy opened a thrift store and was able to buy a mansion with an indoor pool? 1988 was a hell of a time.

@MysteryArchives

2 ай бұрын

Honestly, yeah.

I'm on a Sunday binge after finding this channel! Subscribed and turned on all notifications. 😊😊

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so very much Bessie! :)

Thank you for your work on this. As always, a pleasure to listen to 😊

Thank you, for this excellent video!

They are still finding more remains? That's incredible. I just don't know how anyone can buy a property like this though, I certainly never would.

@MysteryArchives

3 ай бұрын

I'm with you there Loch. It's shocking and I certainly could not.

I'm from Indianapolis Indiana and I remember they said they even found bones mixed in rocks where his kids played on the swing set truly sad

I absolutely love your channel. You have some of the best paranormal videos on youtube. I love the subject of the content, as well as the delivery. Top-notch work. Thank you so much for everything you do to entertain us.

Thank you so much Cody. 👍🏻

Great read Cody!

Great coverage! Thank you

@MysteryArchives

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Molli

Excellent!