Man Destroyer, Worst of the Worst.

Wow! Now I know about Cullen Baker, a horrible weasel of a man. The pacing of your narratives along with the superb camerawork are incomparable. And I hung on every word. An amazing presentation and a story I didn’t know! Thank you once again!

As the old English judges used to say, "and may God have mercy on your soul". He certainly showed no mercy in life. Yikes! What a lovely cemetary...so we'll maintained. Enjoyed this episode.❤

The only good thing Cullen did in his life was to let his in-laws raise his daughter, what sort of life would Louisa had if she followed her unpredictable, moody father?

If you happen to cross oklahoma you may interested in the story of my grandmother. She lived and incredible life! Here in oklahoma. Shes buried in Indianola cemetery. A native amrican marine who is still recieving peace medals.

Louis Lamour wrote a book titled The First Fast Draw about Cullen Baker. I still have a copy in my collection.

Tom Horn was a rattlesnake.. this was a great history story on this outlaw.. really enjoyed it

I like the wrought iron fencing. Reminds me of the victorian era.. Landscape is pretty dry there. Beautiful old statues. Thanks for taking us with you Ron.

You're right, he was mad at the world and made never to overlook a wrong. He really wants a scoundrel. Great video.

Hi Ron from Bendigo Australia love watching your channel. 😊

Hey Mr. Ron! Can't tell you how happy I am that you're back ❤ Great story!

The subject of Louis l'amour's book "the first fast draw". He was a violent character.

Thanks Ron for another interesting (albeit gruesome) story and video. You are the best story teller! I really enjoy listening to you. And yes, that guy was certainly one of the worst of his time based on all the details of his life which you shared with us. I'm thrilled that you're back making videos for the channel again as I really love your content and theme. Special thanks for the bonus footing of the train going by at the end of the video! I love watching and hearing trains, so I'm glad you stuck around to show us the approaching train you mentioned hearing earlier in the video. Cool way to bring the video to an end. Stay safe as you are traveling around and thanks again for sharing these stories with us!

Interesting Story ! Loved The Train! Love The Sound Of Train Whistles. They Soynd So Lonely!

Greetings from Connecticut. We have graves that go back to the 1640s. Some of them can still be read.

Welcome back Ron😅. The story that you told in the past that really touched my heart was about the little boy who lost his parents and was taken in by a couple. He was taken out to the barn and was beaten by his adopted father over his entire body. He said to the man, Pa I'm so cold and he died. I think of him often. Do you recall his name?

You were in my neck of the woods on this one. I have never heard this story or this cemetary. So interesting.

Another good story,Ron. Love the train at the end😊. Take care.

Hay Ron. oooh he looks a mean one. I'll be waiting cant wait for this. b safe take care. cu on the flip side. luv from the uk 🇬🇧👍❤️

gn Chris Rhiannon and all God bless you have a good week

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