Chinese Mysteries from Canada: History and Mystery Documentary

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SHOCKING MYSTERIES FROM THE CHINESE-CANADIAN COMMUNITY
0:00:00 – The Mysterious Death of Elisa Lam
0:07:57 – The Greyhound Beheading
0:17:22- Chinese-Canadians

THE LOST SETTLERS OF VANCOUVER ISLAND
0:20:53 – The Nootka Crisis
0:31:31 – The China Indian Tribe

GOLD RUSH MYSTERIES
0:35:35 – The Fraser Canyon and Cariboo Gold Rushes
0:39:36 – The Chinese Ghost of Hat Creek House
0:42:10 – The Leechtown Gold Rush
0:44:38 – The Gold Boot of Rattlesnake Dick
0:48:05 – The Secret Staircase

DID THE CHINESE DISCOVER CANADA?
0:51:47 – Ancient Chinese Voyages to Canada
0:54:40 – The Voyage of Hui Shen
1:01:53 – The Treasure Fleet of Zheng He
1:08:00 – The Markings on Bad Rock

SECRETS OF CANADA’S OLDEST CHINATOWN
1:09:48 – Mysterious Death on the Bedwell River
1:17:04 – The Abandoned Logging Camp on Greenway Sound
1:18:42 – Construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway
1:21:10 – The Ghost of Chow Ah Yung

OTHER CHINESE-CANADIAN MYSTERIES
1:27:34 – The Chinese Head Tax
1:29:34 – The Ghost of the Chilliwack Museum
1:31:24 – Ghost of the Chinese Hitchhiker
1:33:32 – The Ghostly Woman of Ashcroft
1:36:33 – Other Chinese Mysteries from Canada

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32 thoughts on “Chinese Mysteries from Canada: History and Mystery Documentary”

  2. The bus story is the difference between Canadians and Americans. We don't sit back and let somebody do this, and our police definitely make SURE they're never able to harm again… shame on everybody on that bus for not doing anything!

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  4. I'm almost undoubtably sure that Lisa was intentionally drugged without her knowing, or was passivley drugged by people that may have even been new aquentances to her, and underestimated her reaction to the drugging, assuming she would be alright at the hotel. I'v heard multiple stories of well to do Meti, and native american folk here in Saskatchewan getting ahead with their lives in university and such, and not experimenting with drugs or alchohol, but then when they meet up with old friends or family that have, for some odd reason, they think it's their right to get them completely launched on some drug that snuck into their drink, or wrapped in their joint without them knowing, if they were comfortable with alchohol and cannabis at the time, and then bam, there at the ER for a bad reaction the stupid doser never expected. Last summer there was a girl that had it happen to her at a bar in the city here. She blamed the bar tenders, which is easy to do, but most just figure it was some idiot in her family that was with her, and rumour had it, was bringing her drinks. She wound up in the hospital overdosing from fentynol. Maybe they had a joint with some of it in it, and didn't tell her it was laced, who knows. Some people react in different ways to drugs, but from my experience, its also usually the smaller guys and girls that wind up in the ER. That body weight does make a difference. Tragic. Prayers to her family, and to her.

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  6. Elisa Lam's case is one of the saddest stories in "true crime".

    A couple of years ago I learned that she's at the same cemetery as my parents so when I'm up there I take her a flower, too❤

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  7. What is it with ancient cultures talking about dog headed people? Greek, Saxons and now Chinese have mentioned them. I do not think there were ever dog people to clarify, just curious why this comes up independently

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  11. Right On! I was thrilled to see this, and Anything Hammerson posts. I love that He presents stories, facts, legends, and history, without drawing conclusions, making presumptions, or interpretations about them, as so many others seem inclined to do. Most channels always seem to push some narrative, assuming the position of expertise, or conviction regarding it. Hammerson, by contrast tends to keep that tendency to a minimum. This IMO contributes to the mysterious agency of the stories. Few are as naturally inclined to this ability, making this one of my favourite YT channels. (I'm subbed to 800+ channels, & do a LOT of research) This is definitely on my top 10 list. For as many years.

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  24. Mr Peters did you repost this or did YouTube just bring up an older video and change it to a new post? I have been noticing YouTube do this quite often lately with videos that have already been posted for a while.

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  29. Why are people and Professionals so quick and eager to eliminate the Paranormal side of things/ I'm not saying that everything is paranormal but it should be investigated equally as everything else and in a lot of cases after looking at all the evidence equally the Paranormal can usually be dismissed but don't dismiss it because of You not believing in it. Just open your eyes

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  30. I'm anti religion in fact I hate it, all religions. So needless to say I don't pray but in this case I will say a prayer and have Tim McLean and his family and friends in my thoughts. My Condolences to Tim McLean, family and friends. It wasn't your time Tim and I am so sorry that this happened to you

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  31. Mr Peters what do you know about the lost Spanish mines and gold of the areas Leech Town, Jordan Meadows, Weeks lake, Kapoor, San Juan Valley and Port Renfrew areas? I live in the Kokisilah Park area basically a good stones throw from the Kinsol Trestle area. I have been in this area my whole life and you know that I am not really interested in the gold (oh sure it would be nice) but I would rather find artifacts like some people have like a Conquistador helmet and chain mail sword etc. etc.

    That staircase and Leechtown Jordan Meadows and river are all within 10 square miles of me where I live

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