It’s weird how comfortable the voice of a man that I have never seen, met, or been told the name of makes me feel. It’s like Mr. Narrator is an old friend, yet we could have passed each other many times over the years and never known. I should really get some sleep.

It gets incredibly real if the background music gets really loud.

I live in Louisiana and I'm proud to see all the towns around my hometown be acknowledged for history, even dark, rather than being left in the dark. I love this channel. I live in a place called Gueydan, so close to all of these towns. And it's great to learn about history we may have otherwise forgotten.

the axeman sounds like a forgotten villain in marvel comics

This sounds weird but your vids actually help me be ahead in school

The buzzfeed unsolved episode about the Ax Man, with Shane and Ryan, is _hilarious_ and a wild ride! 💖

The music in the background made me feel like I was being chased by an 🪓 murderer 🥶

*This is a certified non-hood classic!*

I remember hearing about the axe man legend it terrified me as a kid

The "Man From the Train" theory that includes the Villisca slayings about Paul Müeller is really interesting.

I appreciate yall not censoring the language used in the past although it can be seen as offensive. To me its only offensive if history is being repeated not taught, or if its taught in a way to encourage repeat events.

I love these videos keep up the work man!

This is an awesome morbid upload for the day before my birthday!

For a second I thought you were talking about the axe murderer of new Orleans

Serial killers always get poetic, I swear.

God I feel like the narrator works for the fbi and gives out classified information

This would make a great plot for a Jordan Peele film.

It was impeccable. I ADORE the Infographic show

Love this narrators gifts

Superb narration and super creepy 👍

Keep up them good interesting and weird videos infographics team💯

This voice actor is the best on KZfaq, second MAYBE only to Internet Historian BUT I'm not 100%.

If you want to know more about the Axeman, the Unsolved Murders podcast by Parcast start their amazing series with the Axeman, and the voice acting and everything about it is PHENOMENAL! They do three episodes on him, plus a bonus episode and it's still my favorite episodes of the podcast.

Letter to the infographic show who ever is telling this story thank you because this man makes it good and suspenseful when it comes to these type of subjects

If I had a penny for every time there was an axe-wielding serial killer in 1910's Louisiana that broke into peoples' houses and killed them, I'd have two pennies, which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice

I thought this was about the New Orleans one. I didn't realize there was a precursor to him. Didn't realize it till the last second either. Brilliant!!!

so happy i discovered this channel

He was featured in the 3rd season of American Horror Story along with Daphne LaLaurie.

I love super loud music when I'm trying to listen to someone talking. Great job 👍

This one is so sad, but I guess we can have comfort in knowing that he has already faced his eternal punishment.

This hits home for me because I live in Lafayette Louisiana and I’m mixed race. Never heard this story. Wow

*America's Worst Cereal Killer: Tony the Tiger!!*

Wow, I love this channel, I never knew about the axemen.

Infographics is definitely informative.

There was a great book written about these murders called The Man From The Train that found many more murders that where very similar to these

You guys should do one about “Papa Legba”

They missed a detail. The killer would use axes found at the residence of the attack. Buzzfeed unsolved has a great, (no offense to infographics) more in depth retelling of the events

The killer was someone either in law enforcement or some other government position where advance knowledge of the ethnic make up of the homes was known or available..He didn't just happen upon these houses..I believe initially the killer worked alone but over time there may have been copycats but the majority were done by one man who clearly had a vengeance, likely due to a daughter or wife leaving home to be with a Black man.. Clementine was innocent but was probably mentally ill or just had a need for attention..They probably subjected her to shock treatment to cure her or lobotomy..

There was a series of axe murders in rural Maine at the same time.

I've never heard such a story like this. I live in crowley which is 7 mins away from Rayne.

3:41 I had to repeat this part like 6 times cause I truly thought you said something else. LOL

It is awesome to watch infographics show on youtube I like what would happen if you didn't brush you're teeth for 1 week

There is no way Clementine is innocent. She is guilty of at least one of the slayings. But it is clear she was not alone. I think the theory suggested in this video is accurate.

I just read "The Man from the Train" about this series of ax murders. It's a deep dive into this macabre bloodbath, a very sad story, but also a captivating and educational narrative about history, the social arrangement and police investigative methods and technology of the past. I appreciated the authors' overall analysis, the theory is interesting and the conclusion plausible. A worthwhile read for anyone who appreciates the genre and is curious about these ax crimes.

Help I hate things like this but the way this guy talks and the animations that give you and visual imagine makes me wanna watch every video form this channel

Could you do killers from around the world again please?

What happened to the guy that one of the victims shot when the axe murderer was attacking his wife. They just said he shot him and that's it. Did he die ? Was he arrested ? 🤨

"Serial killers you've never heard of" Clearly you've never met me

Not a fan of the dramatic music in background, it was too distracting

Hi love your vid‘s❤️😁

The first time I read about the ax murders, it was in the night time and in the morning I saw a ax lying around in the piving room my mind quickly went to the murders and kinda creeped me out 😂😂😂

Such a fine day to watch this huh gentlemen.

I live close to Beaumont and Lake Charles. First time hearing this story.

Um infographic love seriel killers so much🤣

I think it was a cult tbh it makes the most sense

Very disturbing events im surprised they have not made a movie about it

He was all over america. No one ever knows about Villisca and it’s sad. Such a brutal death.

AXEMAN HERE WITH ANOTHER ARK PUGNACIA VIDEO!!!!

This is my new favorite Serial Killer. An also this serial killer reminds me of Victor Crowley

1:21 Nice Pulp Fiction reference!

LOL why was that lamp moving like that. PIXAR lamp is that you?

This is about the ace man of New Orleans right? The one where the guy stopped killing cause a town was filled with jazz music, I’m Canadian and I heard about him

1911!?!? I didn't know Wanderlei Silva was THAT old...

ok, why am i watching this before bed?

Im from Rayne Louisiana and my mind has been blown

I used to work in Lake Charles, crazy

It's 2am let's get it in. Time for bed time story.

Can we get a video about the Texarkana moonlight murders? unless I'm mistaken those are still unsolved.

In all my 19 years of living in Louisiana I did not know that a serial killer had killed people in a town 20 minutes away from where I live.that’s crazy

I heard of him because of American horror story season 3... I Googled it & was surprised it was loosely based from the actual story.

That neighborly carnage sounds like the Twilight Zone ep. “The Monsters are Due on Maple St”

They should make a video on the zodiac killers real identity since it was recently discovered

Another solid video but the background music is too loud on this one I like to turn the video off and just listen to the sound while I sleep and I hear the music instead of the information he's telling about the axeman

Don't they also think this guy did villasco, several other murders in the midwest, and possibly even hinterkaifeck? Or is that a different killer who used the blunt end of an axe?

thank you so much for pronouncing ColorADo correctly (,:

This is very similar to the 1918 murders by the Axeman of New Orleans

I was just watching Sam and colby's ghost hunting videos on these when I found this on my suggestion list on my phone

Needs to be a movie

Who else just loves to watch these series killer videos

England: We got Jack the Ripper! America(like always): Hold my beer

… I LIVE IN LAFAYETTE. So weird to hear about something that happened so close to home lol

The Man from the Train was Paul Mueller, and was likely active from 1898 to 1912, and traveled all around the USA. The Axeman of New Orleans was a different person with a different modus operandi who operated in 1918 and 1919.

I had heard of the the Axe Man of New Orleans but never realized he went and committed crimes in Texas as well

The original Axe man originated in New Orleans…and theirs a song called the Axeman’s jazz where if he heard the song played he would stop his killing spree

Guys, just some feedback. I don't know if this is normal in your videos because I don't watch every one. The music is a lot louder than your voice man, I can still hear you clearly but it's kind of distracting. Otherwise, great video.

AI chest breach is so popular that they made the axman a real thing

I actually heard about him from a vampire show called The Originals.

I had no idea there was another axeman or did he commit those murders too?

The music makes me feel that is like something from a horror movie

Axe man’s walk is freaky AF!!!😳

I have learnt more from this than high school 😂😂

Check out the guy in Louisiana that forced people to play jazz at night. He would go around town and if he found a house not playing jazz. He stop by.

I wonder if the Green River Killer Gary Ridgway knew about this axe killer since he also killed 49 people.

Can you guys talk about the villisca axe murders

Buzzfeed Unsolved did a pretty good video on this too

11:55 .... In a cavern, in a canyon, Excavating for a mine Dwelt a miner 49er, And his daughter Clementine Oh my darling, oh my darling, Oh my darling, Clementine! Thou art lost and gone forever Dreadful sorry, Clementine Light she was and like a fairy, And her shoes were number nine, Herring boxes, without topses, Sandals were for Clementine. Oh my darling, oh my darling, Oh my darling, Clementine! Thou art lost and gone forever Dreadful sorry, Clementine Drove she ducklings to the water Every morning just at nine, Hit her foot against a splinter, Fell into the foaming brine. Oh my darling, oh my darling, Oh my darling, Clementine! Thou art lost and gone forever Dreadful sorry, Clementine Ruby lips above the water, Blowing bubbles, soft and fine, But, alas, I was no swimmer, So I lost my Clementine. Oh my darling, oh my darling, Oh my darling, Clementine! Thou art lost and gone forever Dreadful sorry, Clementine How I missed her! How I missed her, How I missed my Clementine, But I kissed her little sister, I forgot my Clementine. Oh my darling, oh my darling, Oh my darling, Clementine! Thou art lost and gone forever Dreadful sorry, Clementine

That’s about right with that short sentence....

hey infographics show can you please do u versus video haven't seen them in a long time maybe you could do you vs krampus

Could you pls make a vid about madam koi koi.

Seems like it would be a group. Whole families being axed to death takes time.