Stuff That Happened

It was July 3rd, 1957 in Akron, Ohio at around 11:10 PM when a young man who recently turned 21 years old, Frank Freshwaters, was driving along the southbound lane of Arlington Drive. His car was not in great condition and did not have a functioning horn or emergency brake. He also did not have car insurance. As he neared 1000 Linton Drive, he suddenly saw a man crossing the road near his home right in front the car. Traveling at about 40 miles per hour, he tried to stop but was unable to do so in time and collided with 24-year old Eugene Flynt. Flynt was seriously injured and died at 12:01 AM, less than an hour after the collision. Eugene Flynt Freshwaters was arrested and booked on 2nd degree manslaughter charges, because according to prosecutor Robert Blakemore, he was speeding and driving an unsafe vehicle when the accident occurred. He was given a $1,000 bond by Judge William Victor after a hearing and was able to make bail. He eventually agreed to plead guilty and appeared...

Welcome back to the channel and in today’s video, we’ll be looking back at some of the worst presidents in the history of the United States, at least in my personal opinion, which will most likelyh differ from yours so I’d love to hear your thoughts in that comment section down below. I’ve been fascinated with U.S. Presidents since a very young age, read numerous books and documents on them, forming my own opinions which have evolved over the years, and I even followed every presidential election since I was 8, printing out the results on old dot matrix printers. Today, I’ll be ranking my bottom 5 presidents – in other words, the 5 worst presidents in U.S. History along with my reasoning for why they’re ranked so low. I hope to eventually make a stand-alone video for each president, giving them a more full review including positives and negatives and a full ranking as well as a tier list at some point. Before getting into the bottom 5, I do have 3 dishonorable mentions in no particu...

Once upon a time, an extremely larger than life and popular figure quickly rose up the political ladder to become a candidate for President of the United States, won the election despite vicious attacks from the opposition even going so far as to call him a rapist, served four years as President, succeeding in foreign affairs, avoiding wars while reducing corruption from within. But, he lost in the next election, with the opposition promising better times for all Americans. Instead, prices rose and the economy tanked. So, American voted to bring back the previous President, who won both the popular vote and electoral college and went on the serve two non-consecutive terms. Sound familiar? Of course, I’m talking about Mr. Grover Cleveland, who served as both as the 22nd President of the United States and the 24th. For over 130 years, he was the only President to serve non-consecutive terms, but after the most recent presidential election, the country is about to experience this ev...

As far as the typical serial killer goes, there haven’t been too many in recent memory. Thankfully, no new names like Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer and Gary Ridgway have been thrust into celebrity status due to their sick and twisted behavior over an extended period of time. However, there was one individual whose story likely would’ve gotten much more media coverage if it weren’t for the fact that his crimes culminated just as the Covid-19 Pandemic was kicking off the in the United States. The man’s name was Kenyel Brown and despite multiple parole violations and a history of criminal activity, he was repeatedly released back into society and ultimately, it cost 6 innocent people their lives. Unlike the previous examples though, he didn’t kill out of some sick sexual perversion or to ensure the victims didn’t talk after a sexual assault. It seems he just completely snapped and went on a robbery and murder spree to help fund his drug addiction. Kenyel William Brown was born in River Rouge,...