The Washita River Massacre (Actual Locations Today) 

I was born 50 miles west of this incident and grew up 60 miles west of the Sand Creek massacre. None of this was in our history books.

A couple things, Black Kettle was not flying the American Flag here. That was at Sand Creek. And no mention of Clara Blinn or her child.

It’s crazy to think all this happened just up the road. Good documentary as always, brother! Incredible work!!

Custer impregnated a 14 year old Cheyenne girl and she had his baby. That is the reason his body was not mutilated at the Big Horn.

It boggles my mind how easy natives were looked at as savage murderers. Was the military ever criticized for killing women and children, or just natives? I’m assuming they got a pass due to being at war, right?

So why was this a 'massacre' again? Weren't the Indians intending to fight the Army? Wasn't it just a battle?

Great history lesson. Thank you for taking the time to do these informational videos.

This land was give to the Indians by treaty, as long as the grass grows, the wind blows, & the sky is blue!!!!!!!!!

I stood there,,,alone,,absolutely silent

Wow. So much of this, you barely heard about. Thank you for exploring this subject in such depth. Great to see a new video from you! ❤

There was a Canon ball stuck in a tree on battle site that I seen 1968.

Custer found the Washita encampment by following a large Indian raiding party that led him straight to it. The Indians were holding three white women and a two year old boy hostage. When the Indians scattered, they took two of the women and murdered the mother and son. It was not a massacre.

Watching again. Dope drone scenes in this. Amazing production ❤

You are doing great historical work. Am really enjoying (and learning from) your videos. I really like your attempt at staying with the facts as best discernable.

This is a damn good video! Great job!!

Great video! Keep up the good work!

Incredible work. Keep it up!!

Very well done thank you 🙏

Please do a documentary on Spanish Fort, Texas. That has a fascinating history between the Spanish and Indians.

Sheridan Sherman and Custer cut their teeth burning down farms and ranches throughout the Shenandoah and Georgia and all the rest.