Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
@@shaslevels6729Actually multiple towns. Oscarville was just one of the towns, and it was abandoned long before in 1912 after racists violently rioted it.
On top of that, the debris from buildings where never removed before it was flooded. The history alone should make nobody want to swim there. Those buildings had lead paint on them, that and the rusting metals are leaking dangerous chemicals into the water. It is also been tested and confirmed to be Georgia's most polluted body of water.
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
lake is not cursed, its the dumb idiotic drunks that cause or actually drown, and some of the parents invincible ways of thinking, " no it will never happen to me" kinda mentality.
@@brandonjones8392 , Don't have to read any history , there is NO such thing as haunted , I don't believe in Ghost , Specters or Spooks , or Bigfoot , Aliens and the Locness Monster . I live in reality , not some make believe Ghost World like you people so history has nothing to do with it .
It once was a town Where the lake is now and there's a 🪦cemetery there at the bottom of the lake. True story It's been haunted for years, People drown all the time.
septic systems are closed systems and burried. More like untreated water from the water treatment plants that don't realize their system had a failure - Happened several times. Then you have chicken plant water too.
@@CranberryFo people think it's haunted because of how it was built. Oscarville is under that lake. It's was a black part of town that was flooded in a racial cleansing. That and people keep dying there
haunted, well here in california there's also a lake thats haunted, so many drownings and those that survive recounts feeling a hand that grabs their leg and try's to pulls them under .. some creepy stuff, happen to one of my friend also
TBH…good. This is better than making 16 year old lifeguards conduct body sweeps in the water every time someone’s 4 year old wanders off. Do you know how many times growing up I’d feel someone’s left behind wife beater in the water and think I’d just found someone’s kid? You’d think people were doing laundry there at night. It scares you half to death every time. Not to mention those poor teens who pulled that father and son out a few years back. That was tragic. I can’t imagine how traumatic that was :( The beach/open water isn’t covered by lifeguards (with few exceptions) and clearly signage wasn’t working. I hope people listen and don’t swim past it. It looks like it’s would be difficult to retrieve someone beyond the fence. I get it. The fence is annoying, but it’s necessary. We all know lake Lanier takes lives. If you’re that interested in just swimming in open water, unguarded, go to a state park with beach access or something.
@@TheBagOfHoldingLake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
Pools operate the same way. Unless there are licenced lifeguards, on private property, if a kid drowns the parents sue. No swimming, no lawsuits. Makes reasonable business since to a CPA, but most don't operate businesses so they're often unaware of the associated business risks of certain activities.
They could just put that in their contract before entering the park, simple. And people could still drown in the water park attractions, that makes absolutely no sense.
Why is there so many uneducated people in this comment section?? We need more news outlets who actually tell the freaking story. Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this. Thats why there is a ban on swimming there.
They’re about to release a horror movie called Lanier and they want to try to cover themselves in anticipation of more attention being placed on both this history and the drownings that sadly happen there frequently, I’ve heard
As beautiful as it is. That lake has history! Just stay out leave it be. Don’t see why people are mad. Regardless your disturbing the dead your all swimming and laughing upon..
I grew up on this lake! My first job was a lifeguard at Lake Lanier Islands in 1992! All four of my children grew up on this lake and going to this water park! This is the worst decision they have ever made. Parents who can’t be bothered to watch their own children and then want to blame the company and bring lawsuits can take a big portion of the blame here!
@@deidreparks6038 Oscarville is known about. It’s no secret. The problem is that most don’t care!! They refuse to teach their children and their children’s children about the atrocities associated with Lake Lanier. It is shameful that to this very day when the history of this lake is spoken of they don’t even mention how the government practically stole the land and what they compensated the white land owners was nearly double what they paid the black community in Oscarville. Entire families were forced out of their home and off their own land and not even paid enough to feed that family for one week!!
I worked there at the Hilton Resort as a night auditor in 1994. I met my husband there, he worked security. Back then the Islands were so much fun. Magical Nights of Lights (except for driving through the traffic to get to work lol), the stables, lake houses, golf courses and camp grounds. Never really went to the water park though but so many people loved it. Good times!
Apr 17, 2021 - In 2020 there were nine small blue-green algae blooms visually confirmed on Lake Lanier. One bloom was tested and verified to be Cyanobacteria ...
They must of been loosing money because people where hanging out at the lake instead of at there over priced water features. You know there was a smart dummy meeting and they said what can we do to stay off the loss of funds . 🤔
Soon the whole lake is gonna be “unsafe for swimming” in at this point, I’m not surprised tho. They shoulda paid attention from all the signs earlier, the ancestors have had enough! 😩😭
Is it related to disease? Is it safety related to irresponsible use of the lake by visitors? This is incomplete. If it's bacteria, amoeba, fungus, we should know. If it's because people are not responsible enough,we should know. But, either way, not paying to sit in a clean litter box. I can sit on my porch at home, and "Catch rays." Responsibility should be held to the person and lawsuits are absurd. Holding people responsible for themselves and their children has become laughable. Our system for handling those situations isn't supportive for businesses.
It's due to the structures under the water most likely. Lenair is a man made lake and many towns had to be destroyed to build the lake. People jump in and never come out because they got stuck.
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
@@ufcsportswearLake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
there was a lake in south Georgia called crystal lake.. had a bunch of waterslides and a beautiful lake for swimming... they closed it down because people went swimming in lake and drowned and then sued the owners because they drowned in the lake waters....clearly same thing going on here!
@@Mirandascotland no problem love I live in Atlanta my bf been telling me that the lake is haunted I went there one time in the past but NEVER swim in the lake I heard so many stories about how ppl swim in the lake and suddenly died from drowning Usher kids died at Lake Lanier (ALLEGEDLY)
It's because they were sued by a family who lost a loved on at the Beach Park. To avoid a huge jump in Insurance Cost they agreed to not allow swimming at the Beach
When you have seen the documentary of what is beneath Lake Lanier. Oh no we straight. The sand beach part hopefully safer. Okay. Spirits beneath them waters Ancestors.
Litigation, liability, and insurance--it's that simple. A lot of people and/or their children who can't swim visit the park. Some people who can swim seem to lose this skill after drinking--I suppose Margaritaville makes more off of alcohol sales than they will lose by restricting lake access. I go to a private beach where I don't have to contend w/ riff raff whose attendance requires stupid (but necessary) rules.
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
"Blames their shortcomings on everyone else?" You know the TRUTH, you're just in denial about it! But see who got the last laugh, right? OUR ANCESTORS, that's who!
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
It’s man made and plus lake Lanier wasn’t made for the purpose of recreation and fun. It was made to provide water in case of drought like back in 2008. There is a whole town down there and when they made the lake they didn’t bother to tear down all the buildings. They simply chopped off the top half of trees plus there are stadium bleachers still standing under there.
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water. There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because some people where forced out of their homes with violence. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list. The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this. Don't drink the corpse water.
Drain that lake let’s see what’s underneath
A whole dang town
Have y'all seen it blurred out in Google Earth
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
@@shaslevels6729Actually multiple towns. Oscarville was just one of the towns, and it was abandoned long before in 1912 after racists violently rioted it.
@@autumngalix4616a lot of my family members were killed. By the kkk in Oscarville and some surrounding communities.
The Ancestors must have them very afraid.
It's ABSOLUTELY because of the thousands of dead bodies just feet below. Long time coming. My mom NEVER let us swim in there. Disrespectful.
Hmm. Outstanding first time hearing the perspective. Thank u for sharing
On top of that, the debris from buildings where never removed before it was flooded.
The history alone should make nobody want to swim there. Those buildings had lead paint on them, that and the rusting metals are leaking dangerous chemicals into the water. It is also been tested and confirmed to be Georgia's most polluted body of water.
The lake is a graveyard what’s so hard to understand. Do you wanna swim with corpses or no ?😅
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
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It's what's under the water they stopping you from seeing
That lake is cursed 🗣️
It is
lake is not cursed, its the dumb idiotic drunks that cause or actually drown, and some of the parents invincible ways of thinking, " no it will never happen to me" kinda mentality.
I swim there constantly, and im still alive, if it was Kharma I'd be dead. I'm responsible, don't drink, don't make stupid decisions.
Our Ancestors SPEAK 👳🏿♀️📿💨🧏🏿♂️🧖🏿♀️🐓
@Just Be yeah I have creek and Cherokee Indian blood in me and I am proud
Foreal..Foreal..
I wonder why they won't tell the REAL reason??? Something is definitely in the lake.
Lmao yeh some niggas who couldn’t swim
Yeah, there's basically whole towns under the water due to cut corners during the lakes construction.
@@trevorendre2979 I was thinking the same thing at one point.
@@trevorendre2979 That's not it either. That's just throwing the complete story under the rug.
@@trevorendre2979no due to kkk killing a whole blk community
Lake Lanier needs to be shut down all together
That lake cursed.
Why go at all. Drain the lake.
HAHA!!! Our ANCESTORS finally got the last laugh! 🎉💃🏾🎶🥂
Yes and they know that, you can't do good people nasty
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Pfft
🎯🎯🎯 there will never be peace there .. karma
Wonder if this has anything to do with what happened to the people of Oscarville. Look up "town under Lake Lanier"
They know
That's interesting stuff.
At this point addressing this is like addressing slavery. WE ALL KNOW
Glad someone said it!
@@matteblack7596
What would happen if you said it 3 times?
Haha
They know it's haunted
Haunted ?
Haunted by what ?
You believe in Ghost ?
You believe in Bigfoot , Aliens and Locness Monster too !
@@jimthomas1989read the history about it
@Jim Thomas Ghost and Aliens. It was an all black town before.
@@ReneeR877 Jim just talking instead of learning his history
@@brandonjones8392 , Don't have to read any history , there is NO such thing as haunted ,
I don't believe in Ghost , Specters or Spooks ,
or Bigfoot , Aliens and the Locness Monster .
I live in reality , not some make believe Ghost World like you people so history has nothing to do with it .
The lake is haunted. The entire thing should be shut down.
He said Clearwater, there’s nothing clear about that water 😂
It once was a town Where the lake is now and there's a 🪦cemetery there at the bottom of the lake.
True story It's been haunted for years, People drown all the time.
Exactly our Ancestor is coming after them
I've had several friends drown there.😢 I have heard so many stories..I truly believe it's haunted.
@@valeriebyers7405 It Is.
@@Mr.Atlanta850 I definitely agree 💯💯😭
People have gone out on their jet skis and one minute you See them next they're gone, The jet skis are there But they are not.
It’s the secret past of the ‘lake’ coming back.
So much run-off from septic systems and illegal drains that the Lake is more like a giant toilet bowl instead of a Lake.
GROSS!! , I thought septic tank standards were there for a reason??
septic systems are closed systems and burried. More like untreated water from the water treatment plants that don't realize their system had a failure - Happened several times. Then you have chicken plant water too.
It’s more like OSCARVILLE people!
@@deidreparks6038 Yea he gone skip over that part
@@deidreparks6038 are there a lot of Hispanics in lake lanier?
The safest thing you can do is not get in that haunted a$$ lake.
Exactly
Haunted? Oh, do tell. Is there a ghost story about the lake? I love myself a good urban legend.
@@CranberryFo people think it's haunted because of how it was built. Oscarville is under that lake. It's was a black part of town that was flooded in a racial cleansing. That and people keep dying there
@CranberryFo Look up the town of Oscarville. Many think the lake is cursed because of this heinous part of history.
haunted, well here in california there's also a lake thats haunted, so many drownings and those that survive recounts feeling a hand that grabs their leg and try's to pulls them under .. some creepy stuff, happen to one of my friend also
Too much liability for the company attorneys risk level.
This is a society that grows marijuana indoors and complains about power outages 🤣
It’s haunted and ghost keep drowning people
I don’t blame them. People letting their kids get in the water without proper supervision and then want to blame someone else when something happens.
This is a society that grows marijuana indoors and complains about power outages 🤣
Have there been drowning there?
So like all Socialist ways, we don’t allow personal choice. Maybe the place will go bankrupt. One can only hope.
@@jasminespencer3992 yes. just last year.
@@jasminespencer3992 yes several and there was one just last month
Ancestors coming through 😂
TBH…good. This is better than making 16 year old lifeguards conduct body sweeps in the water every time someone’s 4 year old wanders off. Do you know how many times growing up I’d feel someone’s left behind wife beater in the water and think I’d just found someone’s kid? You’d think people were doing laundry there at night. It scares you half to death every time. Not to mention those poor teens who pulled that father and son out a few years back. That was tragic. I can’t imagine how traumatic that was :(
The beach/open water isn’t covered by lifeguards (with few exceptions) and clearly signage wasn’t working. I hope people listen and don’t swim past it. It looks like it’s would be difficult to retrieve someone beyond the fence.
I get it. The fence is annoying, but it’s necessary. We all know lake Lanier takes lives. If you’re that interested in just swimming in open water, unguarded, go to a state park with beach access or something.
They should drain the lake🤔
Graveyard under that lake
After person 3,519 has drowned 😩😩
Just over 700 not 3,519 Talk about blowing things out of proportion.
@@lamarw7757Really? 🤦🏻♂️ sounds like that’s what YOU’RE doing
They didn't so much drowned they were MURDERED 😢
Do she know the history of the lake
She said she don’t think that’s right. Well go ahead in that water and find out let’s see if she comeback with a changed answer
When you took the land from the black town and flood it.The lake is cursed!
God said the land will spew you up.HEAR ME TALKING!
How dare a businesses make their own rules. What is this America?
Thank you. No shirt, no shoes etc.
That news reporter looks like a goddamned LEGO man!
Lol he does
Get out, get out 😂
its estimated that nearly 700 people have drowned in the lake since it was created in 1956, i'd say that's a good reason!
How many died drunk driving away from it? Probably more
@@TheBagOfHoldingLake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
Pools operate the same way. Unless there are licenced lifeguards, on private property, if a kid drowns the parents sue. No swimming, no lawsuits. Makes reasonable business since to a CPA, but most don't operate businesses so they're often unaware of the associated business risks of certain activities.
They could just put that in their contract before entering the park, simple. And people could still drown in the water park attractions, that makes absolutely no sense.
Why is there so many uneducated people in this comment section?? We need more news outlets who actually tell the freaking story.
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
Thats why there is a ban on swimming there.
What’s the real reason🤔
Read the comments you'll piece it 2gether or Goggle
They’re about to release a horror movie called Lanier and they want to try to cover themselves in anticipation of more attention being placed on both this history and the drownings that sadly happen there frequently, I’ve heard
The lake is haunted anyway.The waterpark management is doing them a favor.
As beautiful as it is. That lake has history! Just stay out leave it be. Don’t see why people are mad. Regardless your disturbing the dead your all swimming and laughing upon..
They won't say, because who's going believe a ghost visted them.
Or a lot of them for that matter…lol
@@40kMusesright 🫶🏽🤣
Give Black America back their land!!!!
Exactly ❤
Y’all can keep her now she got too many ‘bodies” on er
Ancestors at work 😂
Given the history of the lake. I dont know why anyone think they should go swim in it. The tragedies under that water doesn't bother them??
This the only time these kids even getting water for a bath smh
I grew up on this lake! My first job was a lifeguard at Lake Lanier Islands in 1992! All four of my children grew up on this lake and going to this water park! This is the worst decision they have ever made. Parents who can’t be bothered to watch their own children and then want to blame the company and bring lawsuits can take a big portion of the blame here!
Nahh the truth is finally being revealed Oscarville is going to be exposed 😢
Let them get in the water, spirits are waiting for them.
@@deidreparks6038 Oscarville is known about. It’s no secret. The problem is that most don’t care!! They refuse to teach their children and their children’s children about the atrocities associated with Lake Lanier. It is shameful that to this very day when the history of this lake is spoken of they don’t even mention how the government practically stole the land and what they compensated the white land owners was nearly double what they paid the black community in Oscarville. Entire families were forced out of their home and off their own land and not even paid enough to feed that family for one week!!
This has nothing to do with it. It has everything to do with the atrocities that happened to the town that was once there.
I worked there at the Hilton Resort as a night auditor in 1994. I met my husband there, he worked security. Back then the Islands were so much fun. Magical Nights of Lights (except for driving through the traffic to get to work lol), the stables, lake houses, golf courses and camp grounds. Never really went to the water park though but so many people loved it. Good times!
They had to do this at Disney World years ago for the same reason, safety. PS the lake is cursed. Don't go anywhere near it unless you want to drown.
As remembered, at Disney world a child near the water was eaten by a alligator and Disney settled out of court.
they may say it is for the safety of the ppl but they need to come out and say why they are blocking access to the water
Apr 17, 2021 - In 2020 there were nine small blue-green algae blooms visually confirmed on Lake Lanier. One bloom was tested and verified to be Cyanobacteria ...
Good. It was built on stolen land anyway. There's a reason there's broken trees, torn down remnants of homes underneath that lake.
Don't forget headstones and a complete intact racetrack with stands.
They don't want to be a part of that toll the lake requires every year
What the -
Something's up!
They must of been loosing money because people where hanging out at the lake instead of at there over priced water features. You know there was a smart dummy meeting and they said what can we do to stay off the loss of funds . 🤔
* must have
I love it smart dummy meeting lol
LOSING* MUST HAVE*
Give us our land back!
Soon the whole lake is gonna be “unsafe for swimming” in at this point, I’m not surprised tho. They shoulda paid attention from all the signs earlier, the ancestors have had enough! 😩😭
What’s wrong with the water. Y’all should get it tested for y’all kids health.
Enjoy your sand
-Ancestors
The ghost of the drowned black families underneath is dragging them down
Ch-ch-ch… ha-ha-ha
Is it related to disease? Is it safety related to irresponsible use of the lake by visitors? This is incomplete. If it's bacteria, amoeba, fungus, we should know. If it's because people are not responsible enough,we should know. But, either way, not paying to sit in a clean litter box. I can sit on my porch at home, and "Catch rays." Responsibility should be held to the person and lawsuits are absurd. Holding people responsible for themselves and their children has become laughable. Our system for handling those situations isn't supportive for businesses.
It's due to the structures under the water most likely. Lenair is a man made lake and many towns had to be destroyed to build the lake. People jump in and never come out because they got stuck.
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
After all the historical facts and the massive drownings i dont blame them for not letting them swim there
lets stop driving, to many car accidents, lets band kitchen knives to many people getting cut.
@@ufcsportswearLake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
there was a lake in south Georgia called crystal lake.. had a bunch of waterslides and a beautiful lake for swimming... they closed it down because people went swimming in lake and drowned and then sued the owners because they drowned in the lake waters....clearly same thing going on here!
Yeah because they know the army flooded that Oscarville in 1912. They don’t want the backlash.
Don’t mess with Lake Lanier……….. the living has been warned, it’s literally the resting place of many souls💯‼️
They know they buried that Black community under that water and our Ancestor is coming after them
Is this lake in Georgia? Just asking
Yes ma’am
@@unknown1614 I lived in Suwanee,ga years ago. Back them I remember story's about that lake. I loved going out there. Thank you for answering me.
@@Mirandascotland no problem love I live in Atlanta my bf been telling me that the lake is haunted I went there one time in the past but NEVER swim in the lake I heard so many stories about how ppl swim in the lake and suddenly died from drowning Usher kids died at Lake Lanier (ALLEGEDLY)
@@unknown1614 Thank you for answering me back. ❤️
@@Mirandascotland you welcome
Thats the secret.. The evidence
Lake Lanier is just a haunted attraction
The pursuit of safety these days is taking out all the fun things kids should be doing. That is the safest beach one could imagine. Cancel Lawyers.
Go buy your own beach...
Absurd. It's a sand park, not a water park.
The FBA Spirits of the past are taking their Revenge😊😊😊 THATS WHY Officials will not tell you😂
It's because they were sued by a family who lost a loved on at the Beach Park. To avoid a huge jump in Insurance Cost they agreed to not allow swimming at the Beach
The lake is man made!! It was built over a prosperous african/ black american community .. One of the many communities that wt destroyed
I don't even know why they made that a swimming area, it's a whole city down there and grave yards, it's very disrespectful!!!!!!!
It's all about the "Insurance" premiums!
Why don't they make the lake adult only?
When you have seen the documentary of what is beneath Lake Lanier. Oh no we straight. The sand beach part hopefully safer. Okay. Spirits beneath them waters Ancestors.
Litigation, liability, and insurance--it's that simple. A lot of people and/or their children who can't swim visit the park. Some people who can swim seem to lose this skill after drinking--I suppose Margaritaville makes more off of alcohol sales than they will lose by restricting lake access. I go to a private beach where I don't have to contend w/ riff raff whose attendance requires stupid (but necessary) rules.
Like that matters. Read the history about how this lake came to be.
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
This isnt even a damn beach for real 😭 go to Savannah and call it a day
The hard R's might drown so no one gets to swim.
In other words, they do not want to pay people to be lifeguards at the lake.
The people are not resting…. The way Lake Lanier was built should be a crime…..
I would never swim there…. Plenty other Lakes….
Shut down the hole resort then put them out of business.
That lake is literally cursed, why would you even want to swim in there???
Im not understanding. They are advertising building the biggest waterslide going into the lake seen on another video
The new slides don’t go into the lake
I don't blame them, with times we're in and a generation that blames their shortcomings on everyone else.
"Blames their shortcomings on everyone else?" You know the TRUTH, you're just in denial about it! But see who got the last laugh, right? OUR ANCESTORS, that's who!
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because people where forced out of their homes with violence to make way for it. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
“WE ARE TOO BROKE TO AFFORD LIFE GUARDS” 😂
they just don’t want people swimming in this cursed lake. many people drown in this lake every year
Aka their getting too many lawsuits
Volume mediocre, ads and other channels much eaiser to hear.
The spirits of the ancestors will not be mocked
What’s in the water ? 🤔
You know that they are lying.
Its a reservoir! They made it by flooding buildings, trees, rocks, and a cemetary! Of course its going to be dangerous!
Trouble getting staff?
Never touch that water!
"Saftey" i.e. "we don't want to get sued"
It’s man made and plus lake Lanier wasn’t made for the purpose of recreation and fun. It was made to provide water in case of drought like back in 2008. There is a whole town down there and when they made the lake they didn’t bother to tear down all the buildings. They simply chopped off the top half of trees plus there are stadium bleachers still standing under there.
It’s still graves and buried bodies down there , someone else just died again 2 days ago there
Lake Lanier was built over multiple black towns. It has been tested and confirmed to be the most polluted body of water in Georgia. The debris from buildings and trees were never cleared. Leaving the top of trees sticking out as hazzards, and chemicals from lead paint and rusting metal debris leaking into the water.
There have been 700 deaths. To add to this reservior's horrifying nature, there are 20 cemetaries. Most of the bodies where not relocated because some people where forced out of their homes with violence. So on top of all the other polutants I've mentioned you can add embalming fluids and rotting corpses to the list.
The history alone should be enough to make nobody of sane mind want to be there. This reservior has killed hundreds of people and is terribly polluted on top of that. Nobody should be complaining about this.
Don't drink the corpse water.
That water looks dirty as hell
Who wants to go to a waterpark without water!!?
🤔 Margaritasville on Lake Lanier is grave yard that’s why it’s no swimming 🏊♂️
The disrespect its not even a real lake