Blue Ridge Runs Red: Growing up with the deadliest man in the Southeast 

He hasn't been investigating anything. He got orders to solve all cold cases. He took the easiest route. Dead men can't testify.

That lady had a house burned down with 5 black kids inside. Yeah, wonderful.

Yep

I'm from there it's all true

Listening to it now.

Just binged it last week

Great podcast, listening to it for the second time now

Best podcast ever. How could Billy have been involved in two separate homicides at nearly the same time 5 hours away from each other. Listen to In the Red Clay.

That was a awesome podcast that I couldn't stop listening to

Fwiw, I Googled Billy Birt and there are a lot of articles about him, these events, etc that aren't covered in this report. Praying for his son and family.

My grandparents and mom all used to hangout back in the day. We are from Winder and Statham area.

There's a pretty good podcast called in the red clay

@@hiesenburg669 Thanks !

@@mortalclown3812 It's worth a lot . Thanks.

Crooks in North Mississippi just as bad,hamm brother s in Booneville, Mississippi

Her son Stonewall Birt has a different opinion of her. Listen to the last episode of "In The Red Clay" podcast. He originally refused to talk about his mother. Setting a couple conditions of being interviewed, one being DO NOT MENTION MY MOTHER.

Really? How about her taking her youger children to visit her lover in prison. NOT their father.

Not to mention, she had a whole house burned down with 5 children who died inside. She was no better than her husband.

So you're a true believer huh 🤔

​Decades ago, fwiw, I had an NDE (near death experience). I had one at 4, but that was all bliss and not instructional as it were. I was simply greeted by these wingless flying beings with light where their faces would have been. It might sound scary, but it wasn't. They were joyful and familiar. That place felt like my real home, but I was glad when I didn't die and could see my Mom again. Anyway, when I was 19, I was dead for six minutes and was greeted by Papa, my great-grandfather who had died several years before. He was with a dog I didn't recognize. (Will explain in a bit.) ❤ The part of the experience that changed everything was this tsunami of love: it was so overwhelming that it really needs another name altogether. And I realized something - and unlike religion, I'm not claiming it's proof of a thing 😂 I met a God - not some old guy but a Force: a separate Consciousness Who loves us all equally, eternally, immensely and without exception. The idea of a God-inflicted hell is a fiction created by the cruel or unknowing for the fearful. We'll all experience the effects of our actions on everyone we ever meet, rippling further out than we know. I reckon a fiery hell would be preferable to some vs that. Did it change me? Yes and in ways I didn't count on. After that, when I got pissed off at someone - even if it was because they hurt another person and not me - I was very uncomfortable with judging them. This was not my idea. Born and raised in the American deep south, I knew that God has no favorites among religions. So about five years after that, our family in Florida found some old photos of Papa. In one, he was holding a fishing pole in one hand and his other hand was around the same pup in my NDE 😮 My great uncle explained that Papa's bride, our great grandmother, didn't like animals and that dog, Jip, was the first and only one Papa ever had. This was the first they had seen him, too: the photo was in a calendar in his tool box that no one had ever opened before. It's one of my favorite mysteries in this life. I'll probably delete this and even wonder why I'm telling a stranger here. Maybe because I'm old now. And there is so much hate going around. I think I've done every crime/sin in one life or another, I guess. I know we'll see our loved ones again one day when these skin schools are over with. And since I've had dozens of dogs, cats, birds and horses 😂 it's pretty great we see them later, too. Funny how alike some evangelicals and atheists can be: they're each so certain they're right and can't stand anyone who believes differently. Hubris makes them cousins if not closer. Peace be.

The REAL delusion is you thinking folk read all that. It's RU-vid, not kindle

​@@cindysammy2513 Hey Karen ~ It was just for Kenneth. 😂