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The two girls just having fun and enjoying her birthday really got to me. They were just goofing off, throwing around string lights and dancing and laughing. Imagine partying with your friend and you're killed nonsensically. Breaks my heart.
This was the most chilling case in this video. (( second, behind the forum of airplanes hitting the WTC. )) The photograph seemed so innocent, but when you realize that you see the two of them looking to their left in the middle of the pitch black night, they would eventually come across the last human being they would encounter in the distance walking closer to them leading to the sisters getting stabbed to death makes the context of the photograph disturbing. It breaks my heart thinking about their last moments. I hope I worded this appropriately.
To make this case worse some of the police took inappropriate pics of the sisters dead bodies for their WhatsApp group with sextist comments about the victims :/
Man that terminal illness thread is damn depressing, I always wonder what the internet will look like in 70 or so years time, since people these days start Twitter,Instagram and Facebook accounts when there really young it means that eventually we will be able to look at peoples accounts from when they started it from like 13 or so all the way until there elderly and die, it might just be me but I find that thought of being able to basically scroll through someone’s entire life crazy
Honestly, the terminal illness thread is the most uncomfortable thing I've seen on the internet. I've been using it for 20 or so years too. Also doesn't help that I have a mother going through follicular lymphoma.
Goodwin failing his stunt and surviving is itself somewhat impressive. Surviving being sandwiched by two hanging cars smashing against each other and then exploding, before falling 4 stories and hitting your head on the way down, is borderline-superhuman.
It's impressive for sure. But his cheerful post calling for kindness, and thanking others for theirs, and his words about his fiance and love take him from impressive to legend. I hope he recovers, but I'm glad he's happy either way
It’s just luck. If he had dropped earlier his chest would’ve been crushed instead of his legs, And i’m guessing the head wasn’t the initial point of impact because that would’ve cracked his skull open like a watermelon.
The Reddit posts about what the final days would look like if you knew you had limited time made me so emotional. I’ve been cancer free for over 10 years now, and I’d be lying if I didn’t Google those exact questions. I was a child when I was diagnosed, so I couldn’t imagine dying when I had just starting really “living” yknow. Even as a kid, you know what the doctor’s faces mean though you don’t know words like prognosis or malignant means, or when your mom walks out of the room to cry, when class mates bring you cards in the hospital and your dad is asking what you want for Christmas in June. I’m very thankful that my outcome has changed, but those thoughts stay. What happens if I die tonight, tomorrow, next week. You experience things differently. Thank you for listening, sorry for the spiel ❤
The _Wall We Share_ is actually insane, she was told just to “deal with it”, wellness check requests ignored, putting a hole in the wall, the police almost mocking the mother with their horrid attitude, the whole thing just shows a disgusting attitude. I get she “doesn’t want to be alone”, but damn, the mother didn’t deserve to have to go through all of that
I feel awful for that elderly mother too. You raise a child, live with her delusions, and in your final days, you're resigned to a room not knowing your body will be so disgustingly disrespected
While the police response is appalling, I can also understand where the police are coming from as they likely have bigger problems to deal with and police are just not trained to deal with ongoing mental health problems. The governments have to have a long history of documentation to show that a mentally unsound person must be deprived of "their rights" of personal sovereignty for the good of society and most people are just not willing to jump through the hoops to deal with what it takes to have someone forcibly institutionalized. If you are willing to jump through the hoops, it means that you have to deal with the psychosis in the meantime documenting the assault, harassment, property damage, etc sometimes for YEARS which can be a huge pain. In the end voluntary or involuntary institutionalization is VERY VERY expensive, which likely explains why the mother was attempting to keep her mentally-ill daughter at home with her, despite clearly not be capable to managing someone with that level of mental health troubles. Instituting a societal mental health safety net that actually helps keep people like the daughter from becoming that level of trouble is EXTREMELY costly which is why bills for such things keep getting shut down in state and federal legislatures in the USA. My own sister was bipolar and we spent the last 5 years of her life dealing with her being in and out of mental health wards, which cost a fortune and can't really provide the level of care it would take to provide treatment with lasting results.
@@mushmush4980 Calling someone who is 65 elderly just feels wrong. Even if it's the legal term for 65+, these days 65 isn't that old. To die at such an age makes me think that her death was preventable but the daughter wasn't in a mental state to be able to do anything about it. To me that's the saddest.
It really is all horrid. The police response sucked (but what else is new?), and it’s not even like the new mom was calling the emergency line. She was being harassed by this woman, and the acts of the neighbor standing and staring at her newborn and threatening them and even making a hole in the wall… why isn’t that taken seriously? Police often spend their energy meaninglessly escalating normal situations, meanwhile they’re brushing off people like this that could really easily turn into a tragic situation.
@I am a cat myself you definitely can't get away with just threatening bodily harm to people. that, coupled with the incessant harassment and the watching their kid should've been grounds for stalking or harassment or even abuse charges, and certainly should've been enough for a restraining order, or the police to visit that woman and speak to her properly. They just didn't want to deal with it, then they'd turn around and make excuses about how she "slipped through the cracks" if the situation turns tragic.
It always fascinates me how resilient, as well as fragile, the human body is. Goodwin survived the seemingly impossible, however it's not uncommon to die from a simple fall if you hit your head the wrong way
michael schuhmacher, formula 1 world champion knocked his head while skiiing couple years ago even with a helmet on a rock, sitting in a wheelchair now with the abilities of a 3 year old. its crazy how quick it could happen and how it doenst have to be a crazy huge accident, just a little knock on the head at the wrong spot
There's a flight attendant who survived a fall from an aeroplane mid-flight, thousands of feet in the air. The reason? Her severely low blood pressure, which she lied about to get the job.
@@RezzaBDO A bit unrelated but Fun fact! Helmets are designed to stand one big hit, so even if it doesn't look broken after a big crash/huge impact you should still change your helmet.
I literally knew a guy who FELL OUT OF BED & BROKE HIS NECK; killing him. And no...nothing special about the bed or the height of it. I don't see any reason why it couldn't happen to ANY ONE OF US here if it could happen to him.
The World Trade Center one is so weird. I know we do this sometimes with modern places, like what if the White House was burned down, but it so much more chilling hearing people speculate while know what the outcome was. Especially hearing that one saying that the building wouldn’t fall if hit on a higher floor. That one really spooked me.
I predicted January 6. My mom didn’t believe my prediction of some angry trump supporters storming a government building. I think this comment I going to start an online war because it mentions a controversial event.
@@dex4836 How do you predict something that didn't happen? All the security footage shows people being let in by police and just walking in. Unless of course your prediction was one woman trying to climb through a window being killed, a few people stealing laptops, and a guy stealing a podium.
Something kind of random I would like to add about the “wall we share” story. I feel like it’s been so normalized to brush off violent threats because “kids are so annoying” I get that babies and children can be loud and annoying but it’s not a normal reaction to want to hurt a child.
Yes! Thank you! I was incredibly distressed that people thought it was okay to SCREAM AT A NEIGHBOR just because their baby was crying. The way things escalated doesn't really surprise me. Whatever mental illness the daughter was suffering from had clearly taken its toll... Unfortunate situation all around :(
@@vaalalvesI can guarantee you the parents are not dessensitized, and are actually more sensitive to their babies cries than strangers. 2 hours of crying is nothing for a parent.
Exactly like making a hole in the wall to stare at this poor family and buying a megaphone to yell at them is not a normal reaction to being annoyed by a baby And I understand that she was mentally ill but I really do think the authorities should’ve done a wellness check instead of brushing OP off
@@Mile-manwhy didn’t they fix the hole in the wall on their side ? plaster and the other materials needed to fix a hole costs maybe $10 at most. i wouldn’t want to have someone staring at me that’s so weird 😂
I thought that too, also having young children myself, you don't want them sleeping against a window or a vent or against something dangerous, that normally limits you to the shared wall. But the neighbor can move their bed, adults can regulate their body temperature. I'm not saying cater to me I have a baby, but babies can't really help crying or what they can and can't do. They only know to cry. Luckily we are renting a whole house to ourselves now! But believe me, we are more than aware and embarrassed of our crying child. We shouldn't be ashamed but we are. And banging on the wall never helped my son calm down, surprise surprise.
@Santamaria Viloria Well I hope you find joy, and along the way, something better to do because clearly your life lacks that if you’re coming at a random stranger on the Internet that’s done nothing to you.
@Irrumabo Vos I was admitted to a mental hospital when I was a minor after my first suicide attempt and I had to spend hours in the waiting room to be admitted and a schizophrenic woman who was dropped off from a police car was there too and she was shouting things like that too and would shout at the tv and talked about reporting things to the news and would wander around the room and would stare at me and another minor and would wander around the room and would slowly creep up to us but the guy who was in charge of sending people to get their assessments done would tell her to back away from the children and when I had to say good bye to my parents and hugged my dad she got upset and shouted “she’s only ten!!” When I was like.. 16. I wonder where she’s at today and I really hope things are looking up for her and she got the help she needed
@@joshimations894 there's nothing to feel sorry for. It's almost like you forgot the rest of the story. This is someone who was incredibly unstable, and realistically, should've been placed in an inpatient facility *years* before she actually was. The United States treats mental health like a fucking joke and it's actually insane.
@@joshimations894 Never apologise for the way you genuinely feel. There will always be someone who doesn't agree with your stance regardless of what that stance is. Be proud to be you; you have empathy and that is far healthier than the opposite scenario. 🙂✌
Something that was also tragic about the Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry case is the fact that after their bodies had been found and cordoned off by the Metropolitan Police the next day, two officers; that were meant to be supervising their bodies, decided to take selfies with the remains of Bibaa and Nicole and then send those photos to a group chat of serving and ex Met officers. They just wanted to enjoy time in the park, and instead, they were murdered, then completely disrespected and made into a joke. I hope they're resting in peace now.
Not gonna lie my eyes teared up when he said the thread was made 6 years ago. There’s something about knowing that those people told their stories of their depressing last days, and then knowing that that their last days were already lived. Also thinking that everyone had collectively given up on the hope of living and just accepted the future as their fate.
The video creeped the hell out of me, I'm seriously shocked, I don't understand why the world has to be this terrifying, the more I watch his videos, the more I feel insecure and want to stay in my home in order to avoid any problems.
Death is pretty horrifying either way. Now I don't know about you but everything I'm about to say makes me extremely depressed and it will most likely do the same. The way I look at death is a curse, If heaven exists, we get eternal life. This sounds amazing at first sight. But after the first few thousand years humanity will have accomplished everything if we're not having to worship God every flipping second of our lives. So that makes eternal life a curse as well. Now if heaven does not exist (Im more convinced that heaven exists though because of certain events), Thats literally eternal life but with nothing to do. Lose Lose situation imo
@@thenachothief I just believe in nothing, call me an atheist (cause I am) but I believe when you die you just die, no going somewhere else no conscience left behind, nothing but the legacy you carve throughout your life will ever be remembered. It's just something you have to understand and when the time comes accept it rather than reject the inevitable, one day you and me are gonna die and someday our race will be brought to extinction wether it be nature or our own doing with no remains for the future to know our name.
I'm reading the thread right now... I think knowing that these are the last thoughts of people (I'm still putting out hope that it isn't) makes it more personal. I'm attached to these strangers for no reason 😢 damn it
The man that died in the floods from Harvey and “just wanted to go home” got me. That happened less than 10 miles from me. 50+ inches of rain in 72-96 hours is a terrifying situation to find yourself in. RIP.
Harvey was a nightmare. I still get scared every time the river rises. We're beyond lucky that we didn't lose our house, because my in-laws literally across the yard did. We still have lines on the trees where the water rose. Never saw our trashcans again, but somehow two nearly identical ones (same brand different colors) floated up days after we were finally able to come home.
@@annabelledee6554 The freeze was dreadful. The first few hours that the power went out it was fine since there was residual heat left over. But when we woke up the next day it was fucking freezing.
@@cosmin1518 almost 90 people drowned during hurricane Harvey. Largest rain event in the history of the US. 2- 4ft (0.6 to 1.2 meters) of rain fell. 2ft of water can wash a car away. He didn’t have a chance on that highway especially given it’s proximity to the San Jacinto river.
@Danny S. Garvin god damn that just fucked with my head a bit. just imagine a liminal space of internet with the whole history but nothing new. imagine something being able to access it millions of years later. the universe could be filled with databases of dead civilizations.
The 9/11 chat room gave me chills. My father used to deliver to the twin tower and had many friends there. It’s horrifying to think the disaster was basically predicted.
Yh for sure. Interesting how most people knew they wouldnt fall. They were built ti surcive a collapse. Not a conspiracy theorust usually but 9/11 was shady
@kingvortex-m1n the world trade center was a massive target for terrorists, it was constantly predicted and joked about. There was even a bombing like 10 years prior. None of those guys did or planned anything, it was a very common topic of conversation
The words, “I am going to kill you,” are devoid of any gray area, are ABSOLUTELY a direct criminal threat. Anyone wearing a badge stating otherwise needs to be sat down and educated by their sergeant or supervisor.
my jaw literally DROPPED at that part. unfortunately i wasn't surprised for long, average cop behavior and you just know they'll never be reprimanded :/
@@Megaman-2407 no reason justifies murder. Any specialist in law enforcement would tell you that. Murder and rape are the two absolutely most despicable and inexcusable crimes you could ever commit
@@Turkeymaster740 Words are legally recognized as threats and psychological abuse, depending of the case. Yes, it's not direct violence. But it is still legally reprehensible. If that was said by some random ignorant who doesn't know that words are not just words, that would be alright, they just don't know about it. But not a *police officer*, their job is to KNOW of laws and making sure everyone is behaving under its limits. Even the cop could be sued for even saying that example since he didn't stated it as an example until after he said it.
They literally can't do anything. They arrest the accuser, they go to jail for 24 hours, get out and then assault the victim. It's the justice systems fault not the cops.
“and all i wanted to do was go home” Sent chills down my spine, you can tell he said it in a somewhat joking way to cope with his fate its pretty sad and disturbing. Its really tragic poor guy, may he rest in peace
That one literally gave my chills too ! Then When I saw his pic was him & what I assume is his daughter My eyes watered😩 just sad af rest in peace to him😔
I know :( I had to pause the video and take a moment for that one, he probably wanted to make a meme out of this situation but the fact that he couldn't make it,,, just teared me apart ...
@Santamaria Viloria never once in my comments did I mention his gender or anything of the sort, I was trying to sympathize with his passing. Don't use his passing and my comment to spread your bullshit
I think my favorite last photo that just seems eerie to me is of David Johnston taken the morning of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens. Even more bizarre than that are the photos of a photographer who snapped pics of the mountain erupting and then knowing he would not make it he wrapped his camera up as good as he could and laid atop it so his photos would survive. They are scary photos.. you can see the ash cloud coming towards him.
The last photo of my grandmother was put up at the funeral home. A few hours before she died, my aunt and cousin stopped in and my cousin brought in her makeup kit. My grandma didn’t like the nursing home but thought she should get her nails done to impress the other women there. So the last photo of her was her sitting with her hands flat on a table while my cousin applied nail polish. So not all last photographs are too sad.
One of my close friends died of from an opiate overdose the day after I left after spending a few days at his house. I had taken a bunch of photos while I was there. They ended up being the last photos of him. They were pictures of us going to see a concert. His parents were so happy to get those pictures because he looked so happy. I don't know why I felt the need to share this story. RIP Baker.
"All I wanted to do was go home"... so heartbreaking. All of these stories are extremely sad. "I didn't want to be alone"... these 2 quotes are probably the saddest I've heard in a long time. Life can be so viciously cruel. I wish everyone reading this a happy, healthy, long life filled with love ✌💜
@Tala K I agree. He had time to think of something or at least attempt to get out before it got worse. Edit: I can't blame him for not knowing but he could've taken off the top of his seat and broke the window with the spikes.
Life isn’t cruel, it’s indifferent. It’s our own sense of compassion which makes it seem callous. Rich, poor, young, old. Eventually either the inexorable march of time or event will claim all life at some point. It’s a privilege that we understand this because as far as we can tell, we’re the only creatures that can.
I had to do some googling but yes this was a sad story. He started the story saying it happened April 18th 2021 but the post saying All i wanted to do was go home was on May 26th. And this happened in 2016 not 2021. I just moved somewhat close to the 105 where he said this happened, so it threw me off hearing it happened in 2021 cause i don't remember any major flooding this year. I guess he got the dates mixed up. Tragic, 21 year old National Guardsman.
that last story with the "final photos" genuinely made my skin crawl and my eyes teary. these 2 ladies just enjoying their time having fun at a birthday party, only for that sicko to take their life in order to win a fucking jackpot. just comes to show you really never know what kinda monsters are lurking out there
I can’t help but think that he took them out specifically because they were younger, alone, and it was nighttime, making them pretty vulnerable, which is even more disturbing.
Makes me think of all the times I've been walking around, by myself, at night, with headphones on, minding my own business... and how any of those nights could've been my last. It's terrifying...
its horrible, but the worst part is that wasnt even the final photograph of them. two police officers who were called to the scene posed with the bodies and took selfies with them. theyll be serving 2 years for it
Really reinforces that you cannot take people's intentions for granted. I assume the worst and work backwards from there because I know a stranger owes me nothing. Yes, it would be great if we could all behave as though we have a pact to at least live and let others live, but I know a lot of people won't. Still, I resent even having to feel that way. I'd rather live in a world where two sisters can enjoy their time in the park, minding their own business, and live to see the next day. And they died for what? Money that fool would have never won? Waste!
Man... How is everyone is not talking about the World Trade Center form but spooked by everything else? The fact that how accurate they were and how precise it was and not only a year later this happened it makes you wonder, who was looking at that thread… not saying terrorists potentially visited that form (but not ruling it out either just highly doubt it) but the accuracy is just so creepy they literally predicted this event will happen and the fact that people explained it as a “hellish” scenario makes it more sinister especially when they dive deep into how many would die… and they even mentioned a possible tower collapse. This is one of the eeriest things I have read as this was the biggest attack in American history….This changed the world as we know it today no other story on this video had an impact on society as serious as the September 11th attacks. I am speechless the people who wrote this form probably had a heart attack when this actually happened..
@@DrewnnyGoodzalezTown Thats def a target I was also thinking of the harbor the second u said ur from australia...maybe but shit man i don't even want to think about that and by no means am i trying to say this will happen just if the towers got hit and no one expected it what else will be destroyed in the future. I dont want to keep saying any more ideas of any landmark for safety purposes... i am just a concerned citizen.
@@DrewnnyGoodzalezTown dude thats a whole other theory to dive into lol im not saying its impossible but man the the world can be a VERY fucked up place..
btw the girl at 0:03 is a korean actor who died from a sudden heart attack (believed to be a suicide) few hours after posting the video where she glitches
Police are so useless in harassment situations. “It doesn’t mean anything if they don’t really do it” that’s absolutely ridiculous. Threats are emotional abuse as well as a sign of future action. Our laws on stalking and harassment are absolutely ridiculous.
I can definitely relate to the comment, “it’s easy to want to make each day count, but if I’m happy ..I’m happy” I was my mom’s caregiver as she died,and it’s a bizarre painful thing to go through when you know you’re out of time. Mostly she was just trying to keep medicated to get through the days. In the last days she would cry and say, “I just love you so much”. It’s sucked.
@@inkubator320 thank you for your empathy. I think people often act like “don’t apologize, you didn’t do it” and forget that sometimes a sorry just means that you’re expressing caring. So thanks so much for caring, it’s truly appreciated.
The 9/11 situation reminds me of a story my gf tells me a lot, in Mexico City one day she was driving with some friends and they were below the newest Metro line built in 2012, talking about corruption issues within the country. My gf, who isn’t Mexican but Nicaraguan, asked if there was the possibility of any of those suspended Metro stations falling down, because in her country no such infrastructure exists, therefore it kinda gave her chills to be driving below a whole Metro line, to which the driver, who was also an architect, stated that in no way something like that could happen, making them talk about the infrastructure of the whole metro, to the point that they concluded that if a suspended station was to fall, it would most likely not be the L12 because of it being the “newest and most modern one of them all”. Well, I kid you not that exact line, the newest one, was the one who fell exactly at the stations my girlfriend used to live and therefore use. She was so shocked by the fact that she was so relieved after that conversation just to end up happening only a week later. Now the Metro as a whole really creeps her out, specially because of other stuff that have been happening over here with infrastructure issues.
With the last photo - I was there that summer evening with my mum walking our dogs. We saw them with their friends celebrating and it was such a beautiful evening despite the lock down. This case devastated our area and really will stay with me. The fact that this disgusting crime happened and not only this but the two police officers supposed to be ‘guarding’ their bodies took pictures of them and passed them around their friends. They were just sentenced this week. Truly heartbreaking
"...the two police officers supposed to be ‘guarding’ their bodies took pictures of them and passed them around their friends." Sounds very on brand for police. They murdered that special needs young man and then went to pose, smiling, where they murdered him and shared the pic. But you can't expect much else from a gang.
That 3rd story about people with terminal illnesses posting on Reddit really got to me. Over the last few years I came across quite a few people on RUclips who told their stories about having cancer or other illnesses, and they'd document their fights and treatments. They'd sometimes receive good news about their treatment apparently working well. Then there'd be bad news again. Sometimes they'd cry, sometimes they'd be full of hope and happiness and making plans, being happy about their treatment working really well. And then, they'd just stop posting. And a family member would post a video message, announcing that they had just passed away. Stuff like that never fails to make me cry.
The happiest moment of my day today, was going on that Redditch threat and finding a woman who half posted just 5 hours ago. She posted on an ADHD form (which I also have). After going through almost all the comments and seeing their last post or comment be 6 or 7 years ago. Seeing someone who had posted just 5 hrs back really gave me hope.
Here's one positive story. I was just scrolling through the Reddit thread of people with terminal illness - as you said, the thread was 6 years ago so most people were likely unfortunately dead by then. one of the top comments was a 40 year old woman with stage 4 breast cancer that metastized to her liver and spine, but she's still currently quite active and commented a few months ago when someone asked how she's doing, that she's beating the odds and still here.
I read that Survivor wants to lower/is lowering (if they haven't done it yet) the minimum age requirement for participants to 16. So who knows, maybe in a few years we'll see 20 teens on an island somewhere fighting for survival
Except he was willing to do it. Its the career he chose and seems to love. Plus most of the tricks like that are rigged in some way and are only ment to look dangerous. This is just a case of a trick going wrong. It could happen in magic shows and such as well.
Darrens story reminds me of a woman also stuck in floodwaters and her 911 call is horrific as she says the water is rising and the operator berates her for being dramatic. By the time emergency services found her car under a tree, she had drowned.
@@theblackcatgirl7013 yep, she was not a good operator, from memory she was let go as a result. I listen/watch Urmaker who does 911 calls and some are just anger inducing with how operators speak to people. Some are meant for the job, others not so much. Still, much respect to them as i know its something i couldnt do!
@@_bluephoenix_ She wasn't let go, she was retiring. That was her last day. Nothing was done, she suffered no consequences for her disgusting behavior. It makes angry and sick to my stomach.
@@_bluephoenix_ Yup. I remember hearing this one on Urmaker's channel. It was so frustrating. I hope the rest of her life is filled with the same love, empathy, and compassion as she showed that frightened woman.
the fact that America's Got Talent would make a spin-off show that dangerous, presumably for extra views or money, would prove just how little tv shows like that care about their contestants. it's truly vile.
@@Rachel-vz6gw sadly. there will probably be more dangerous shows as time continues. if they go back to producing the show, there will be multiple people who'll die just for fame.
I remember watching another scary video like this that used to bring on people to do stunts, maybe it was an mtv thing? Anyways, the last one they ever did the guy either died or was severely injured. I think he died, the director of it or whatever was absolutely wrecked and cancelled it immediately... and I think it was 20-40 years ago. Waaaay before this one and these idiots completely ignored that tragedy that lead to them cancelling a show with the exact same principle? Wow. Im not really surprised, there are horrible people in the world... everyone watching these videos knows that.
Perhaps it was this show (I don't remember the name though), in the 80s there was a british show stunt challenge show. Anyway a man was going to do some type of bungyjump jag trick but during rehersal everything was not secured and he fell to his death. After that the show was cancelled. Reminds me of this one.
I think the worst part of the murder of the two girls at the end is the way their case was treated. Not only were they killed in such a savage way, but the police refused to cooperate with their worried family. So much so that friends and family of the girls had to search for them and eventually ended up finding them. Their bodies were later illegally photographed and spread by police, leading to an investigation that found racism and weird sexual jabs at the dead girls had been spread by the officers on the case. May they rest in peace, they had such a bright future.
@@LooneyClipse the police officers were probably making sexually charged jokes/remarks about the corpses of the women, since cadavers are naked for autopsies. My presumption was that some gross comments about the attractiveness of these poor girls' dead bodies were made.
@@bigotis9042 I mean it’s pretty much confirmed it’s an inside job from eye witnesses to architects to physicists. It was all a ploy by Bush to wage war in the Middle East
When I saw the faces of the last two girls, I ... I knew exactly what story it was. I was travelling in occult circles on the internet for years and I had become somewhat friendly with a lot of theistic satanists and occultists of different variations, for example someone who called herself a Rounwytha of the Order of Nine Angles. The killer in the last story was influenced by an occultist called E.A. Koetting, who made videos and books about engaging in pacts with demons and the like... the killer thought he was making a pact with a demon called 'Lucifuge' and that he was going to get rich in exchange for sacrificing women to him. I know it sounds completely crazy, but the actually crazy part is that I'm not making this up. E.A. Koetting, the so-called 'guru' that the killer was following, used to be the leader of one of the most effed-up occult currents of all time, the 'Tempel ov Blood'. He wasn't called E.A. Koetting back in the day though, he went by the alias 'Archaleus Baron' and wrote a book called 'Apex of Eternity', which... I can't even begin to describe. It's literally a manual about how to kill as many people as possible without getting caught and doing it to 'feed the blood pool' and 'summon the dark gods'. It's honestly wild.
Just stupid humans doing stupid things thinking their actions are cool and meaningful when it all means nothing and only brings destruction. Human beings are so fucked. We are the worst organism on this planet with the type of thoughts we can fathom and the type of actions we can partake in. Just because. So fucked. Be careful who you interact with out there…
I don’t understand how when they did a “wellness check” on the mentally ill women.. they didn’t try speak to her care taker knowing the extent of her issues?? That doesn’t make sense at all.
It's a Reddit thread, so you have to take it with a grain of salt. On a good day, you can only expect half of all posts there to be legit. The bit about her "breaking through a hole in the wall and staring at our baby holding her cat" was just too much. There's no way this is real. Edit: Welp, that's what I get for commenting before watching the whole video.
@@WobblesandBean I honestly still think the reddit post is fake. The article said the body was in a chair not locked in a bedroom and I don't think it was a duplex either. I just do not believe the police would make that comment about death threats or like you a hole in the wall...still a good video and the real story was sad.
@@Maelene Police never do shit when someone threatens you. Sounds like pretty typical cop behavior to me. They're not even under legal obligation to prevent crimes.
I absolutely want to see regular installments of this series, Nick. This is very interesting stuff and, as always, your skills with presenting it are excellent. So yes, please, I definitely want to see a lot more of this Dark Corners series. It sounds like you have lots and lots of material to put on the videos.
If I had someone threatening my family through a wall like that, it wouldn’t matter to me what issues they have, I would be getting physical and feel entirely justified shutting them up that way. No one in their right mind reacts that way to a child crying, theirs, or someone else’s. She was a danger the entire time and the fact that the cops just brushed it off repeatedly is infuriating.
I agree. I honestly don’t know how I’d react. If it was a man staring through my window at my kids, I’d grab my shotgun and say he charged at me. The fact she’s a woman would make it harder.
I call bullshit that they were told “I’m going to kill you,see it doesn’t mean anything unless I do it.” Because that’s literally the one example in which the police WOULD be doing something. If it was just screaming then sure they wouldn’t be able to do much but if she’s making actual threats that’s literally just illegal.
The first story sent chills down my spine. I was also caught in a flash flood while driving home with my family. We're very lucky to have survived. Not as much rainfall as the storm that took the young man, but closer to 3 ft of water. I had a weird impulse to open my window during the pouring rain. At this point nothing had happened, but my anxious thoughts got the better of me. The engine got hydrolocked, and the car started to flood with water. The open window came in handy. We grabbed the essentials and as many things as we quickly could, and evacuated the car. A half mile down the road we found an inn. It sends chills down my spine because I know many people in that same flood never made it out alive. Amazing video as always
man. as someone with delusional disorder, the second story is so upsetting. not only because of the pain of psychosis, but because it spread to those outside of the household. I hope the girl gets the help she needs and the folks can find peace after all that.
i know, i feel horrible for both her and the op...i hope that she's gonna get the treatment she needs, but judging by my own time in inpatient, i'm kinda fearful for her
@@AveryCreates They can Be yes, I suffer from bad delusions with my schizophrenia, Complex ptsd and Personality Disorder, I have been in treatment just over three years now and Have find Medication Helped a lot, when paired with therapy and support from friends and family I Find i can go days at a time without a bad "attack" and I can manage my feelings and yalk myself down from most delusions, But Its really REALLY important to have a healthy support system with medications, If I didn't have my therapist to give me a safe place to talk to someone I would probably silp back into a really Delusion based mindset and most likely stop taking my meds
I think I remember hearing about that 'wall we share' story online somewhere off reddit. Could swear I remember hearing people remarking how scary it must have been for not just the woman with the baby, but the handicapped lady too. To have her caretaker die, and probably having no idea what to do about it. Having to live alone trying to cope with all of that. That one is less scary to me, and more just... sad.
Yeah sad once you know the details and context. But in a bubble, a mentally deranged woman making a softball sized hole so she can look at you and scream at your baby , all while her mom is decomposing in the living room. That's terrifying not just scary
The worst part of this is you can't even call the mentally ill woman the antagonist. The real evil here is the police. Not only did they do absolutely nothing for the woman and baby, but denying welfare checks for MONTHS has to be criminal. This is why people don't trust the cops: our tax dollars go to them to literally do nothing.
Regarding the story with the mentally ill neighbour, while I understand what the police officer meant when he said “I’m going to kill you, see it doesn’t mean anything unless I actually do it,” it is still a threat and causing the OP to fear for hers and her family’s safety. Also not to be THAT person but if anything did happen to OP and her family, that police officer would be the first person to spew that there was “no warning signs” because they didn’t want to admit they didn’t take the threats seriously. 🙄
@Zeddbruh you have a point but the police didn’t seem to care at all. I’m not necessarily saying jail time because I know what it’s like to say things out of anger without having any true intention. However, in this case I feel the police truly could have done more sooner because there was nothing normal about the person’s behaviour. Yes, the person suffered from mental health issues and wasn’t necessarily a “bad” person but that doesn’t mean others should have tolerate it or walk on eggshells in their own home. Plus, since her mental health was so severe, her behaviour was unpredictable so maybe eventually she would have been capable of murder. I feel the police failed the OP, her family and the neighbour.
@Zeddbruh HUGE difference between an actor playing a role in a movie and someone threatening to "rip you apart" as they tear through your wall. Yes, words don't mean anything by themselves, but what makes them matter is intent. While it's quite likely that the threats were empty, there was absolutely an effort to instill fear for not only their own safety but also their child's wellbeing. You can't just scream death threats at random people. The police refusing to do a wellness check until she *tore a softball-sized hole through their wall* was nothing but ridiculous. There's no justification for standing around even if she never said anything to anyone. She and her daughter needed serious help and they let her fester.
@Zeddbruh Dude, they didn't even talk to the woman. Like--if they had--they'd have known she was hoarding her mother's corpse. She punched a hole in their wall and watched them, and their response was "I find babies crying annoying too." That's...not acceptable. That's not just "having bigger fish to fry."
It’s even more scary when you consider that the daughter might have been telling them the truth. She could’ve witnessed and or experienced some form of abuse years ago, and was just trying to tell those around her what happened. Theories aside though, thank god the op of that portion of the video got out of there and the daughter got help
I was thinking that too. Sadly the disabled often get dismissed when they try to talk about such things. Not entirely without reason, delusions can make things muddy, but a LOT of abuse either witnessed or experienced by disabled people goes unnoticed.
I'm a schizophrenic, (which might be the mental illness the daughter has but we don't know.) But I tend to hallucinate things that are very familiar to me and have delusions on that. I was abused so a lot of my hallucinations and delusions are that of abuse. Maybe that family was abusing their children but based on my own experiences, it is more likely she could have been abused herself and having delusions on that, which could explain why she was so explosive at the baby's cries. It could have reminded her of herself or a sibling of hers.
@@kayda8689 ME TOO the amount of auditory hallucinations i get of hearing a younger me sobbing while my parents abuse her is crazy... i hate it because it makes me feel really weak, like this crap will always be in my mind and i can never get rid of it... its like my brain is stained with trauma... and it always happens the most when im trying to fall asleep and it fully wakes me up and ill start having freaking panic attacks at like 4 AM :< and the tactile hallucinations are even worse, i'll consistently feel my abusers hand on the small of my back when i'm laying down and its fucking terrifying dude
I actually have some extreme respect for Goodwin. Something absolutely terrible happened to him and against all odds he survived and is on the path to a full recovery, and all while being optimistic. Props.
Same here. BUT... I don't want to sound too "conservative", but I don't know if this sort of entertainment sends a correct message to the TikTok generation. Maybe it's time to stop doing this nonsense on mainstream?
@Charles V. Doktaur In many of these incidents of late Social Media is at play. Back in the days people were discovering the unknown, mapping etc. Now people seem to push the limits of social media selfies. Often they are Sunday extremists, amateurs!
God, the Darren Mitchell one is so scary to me. My sister lives in Houston and got caught in that same flood trying to go home from work. It's terrifying to think that could have been her. I hope Darren's family is able to find peace.
When my grandmother died, she was almost 107 years old. At her memorial service, we released butterflies. But one flew to me and landed on my hand. She was known as the Butterfly 🦋 Lady in the community, as she pinned small butterfly pins on strangers, telling them, "Smile, God loves you and so do I." That butterfly that landed on my hand was her way of reassuring me she was okay. I will believe that until my last breath. 💜
Honestly I’m 22 and don’t know a lot about New York. When you only know about 9/11 and hear “what if a plane hit.” It sounds like a premonition. But with the terror attack that already happened on the buildings, a plane hitting the Empire State, and the WTC supposedly being built to withstand a plane, it’s shocking more people didn’t have the same thought.
@@robproductions2599 Those help you get back to full health after you die, as well as give you fire resistance. I’m pretty sure he still had to endure several complications after having survived that.
i dont have a terminal illness/condition (as far as im aware; and i hope im lucky enough to maintain my health. i do not take it for granted), but damn dude. as someone with pretty bad depression, the line “its easy to feel like you absolutely need to make each day count, but if im happy, im happy.” is enough to brighten my outlook. so many people are told every day that they need to be out ‘working hard’ or ‘traveling the world’ or doing all these extravagant things in order to find value in their lives, but the reality is, its all about what makes YOU feel personally fulfilled. it really feels like the people telling us to do all this stuff are people who are too old to go out and do it themselves, and are thus trying to live vicariously through others instead. dont let them control you. live your own life, not someone elses, and live it comfortably.
1 of 2 things probably happened: 1. The OP wanted to find out details to see if he could indeed murder thousands of people with a mere plain 2. Someone saw the post and was inspired by it to murder thousands of people with a mere plain I don't know much about the 9/11 backstory tbh so these may be wrong
For the second story: I have severe anxiety and just about lose my mind at repeated or extended loud noise. I also have frequent migraines. A neighbor was recently using a leaf blower a few houses away while I had a migraine and, despite my rage and the pain, I nicely asked him how much longer he was going to be using the leaf blower. I left and came back when he was done. My point is that just because the girl has mental health problems that doesn't excuse being abusive. If she or her parents refuse to act like adults, however, the smartest thing for the young mom to do is move. I know what it's like to want to beat someone to a pulp for causing me pain but it's no excuse to actually do it.
Honestly the mother shouldn’t have to move. The tenant with the repeated harasser should have to move. I hate loud, repeated, incessant noise too, I am on the spectrum. However I find it infuriating that her behavior was brushed aside. If she is so bad off that she can’t be reasoned with, then it’s up to her parents to do something about it. If they refuse then I’m sorry, but they have to find somewhere else to go. It’s unfair to expect that apartment to just remain empty, or to have the tenants be subject to her abusive behavior. The fact that the police reacted the way they did should have gotten them fucking fired. Your job is to maintain the peace, not ignore when someone is being a constant and unavoidable nuisance. Ultimately though I can sympathize a little, I still don’t think it’s fair to let woman and her parents live there and harass those staying in the apartment next door. She has a problem, that they refuse to do anything about and it’s made the lives of those living next door untenable. That’s not right.
@@Nicole_thePrincess I agree it's not right. If the parents, police, neighbors and everyone else involved doesn't do what they should, though, and many times people don't, that only leaves her with the option of moving.
@@MathewSteeleAtheology I understand that, however it lets the people who should be handling this off the hook. This is behavior that has happened before. And nothing was done. The failure of both the parents and the police cannot be understated. If you have someone this mentally disturbed, they need to be checked into a long term care home. Someone like that should not be in the world causing mental and emotional damage to random people. On one hand her reactions are likely not her fault and speak to some serious mental condition, however babies cry. That can’t be helped either. I understand that if moving is the only possibility then they should just move. I’m simply saying that it doesn’t solve the underlying issue of both the non reaction by the police and parents, as well as how that apartment is just supposed to be left vacant so as to not bother what is clearly a severely disturbed adult woman.
We had some crazy neighbors in the past, living in duplexes! Motorcycles revving outside me and my brothers (we were kids) windows for several hours, parties through the night, banging on walls, shouting. I remember a girl screaming and couldn’t go back to sleep. Went on for as long as they were there. But, nothing like what was on the video 🥶
Why is no one talking about the "and all I wanted to do was go home" quote it's quite poetic albeit probably not on purpose. the quote is really saddening as well basically saying to me that death is always lurking just right around the corner at any time even when you least expect it, just like driving home from work.
Nothing poetic about a grown man playing chance with his life then posting on social media "all I wanted to do was go home" Nah I'm not gonna play like he didn't know better than to try to drive that high water & no I not gonna slide over the fact that he didn't even attempt to get out of his car once it started taking water 😐😐😑
@@jenn7559 yes because he would be able to force open his door with water at window level within seconds. He would’ve drowned had he tried to escape, or if not struck by debris and killed that way. Rushing water with that force would be very resistant towards him opening his car door, so instead of eating energy for the inevitable, he said one last goodbye to his family and uploaded his last photo to Facebook, likely to distract himself from his imminent demise. If I’m wrong, let me know but I’m sure something similar is true.
I used to go to church with the mother of the two sisters, even though I didn’t know the family very well this case still gets to me on a daily basis, once something like that happens to someone you know you start to realise how fragile human life is
I feel so bad for those two girls that were just having a good time.. what an awful thing. I'm glad that man was arrested so no one else was hurt. It's comforting to know that, at the very least. May their souls rest in peace. And may all the souls who have passed on that were mentioned in this video rest in peace as well.
There actually was a disturbing incident in german live TV a few years ago. It happened in the show "Wetten, dass...". Usually a show targeted to an older audience. People would claim that there can do a certain thing and star guest have to decide wether ot not they will succeed. It was sometimes small things like taking up egg yolk with chopsticks and stuff like that. But sometimes the performance was more dangerous. And than one day a young man and his father were in the show. The Son, a stuntman, claimed that he could jump over a driving car using those big "jumping shoes". After a first jump everything seemed fine. He jumped high, and made a roll in the air successfully jumping over the driving car. Then the second attempt... He jumped, rolled but he wasn't high enough. His head hit the driving car. He broke his neck live on TV, hit the ground and wasn't moving anymore. The camera caught the impact but was taken off the scene showing the shocked faces of the star guests. Then the live show was interrupted and ultimately said to not go live again that day. The show was cancelled afterwards (it aired a few years later but never was as big as before. For reference: it was big enough to have Michael Jackson as a guest performer). The young man survived but he is paralysed from the neck below. I actually always watched the show. I'm glad that I didn't watched it that day. I only tried to tune in later and was confused that it apparently ended so soon. I later saw what happened in the news. The man was a professional stuntman but sometimes things don't go as planned.
Jonathan seems like such a king. What a fighter. So much respect for his positive attitude too! Hope he physically and mentally recovers as well as he can!!
@@Kurachikento well he asked the question, now he got the answer for it. And I agree that it really is terrifying to see these people telling their last moments.
I just found these videos today. And all I have to say is, I think its a great idea, and thank you for doing this. Even if its a small several minute case, its worthy to speak of so others get their story told. Also, I am enjoying your channel! I love the dark and creepy, especially on the internet.
I LITERALLY just checked every night this week for hopefully a new video from you. And you uploaded. Much love. Your content is great and I love your soft voice.
to be fair, the "impossible situation" thing was completely out of left field. if anyone remembers, there were threats on the trade center being bombed since 1991. i think one of the more recent ones was a splinter group saying that they could crash a plane into it, and the vast majority of new yorkers didnt take it very seriously, but a few joked about it, and one very unlucky person took it to the internet.
One thing I actually love about this channel is that it’s not just a creepy voice over random images with no substance to the stories. I can actually look into this on Reddit and Google and find out that everything is true. I can imagine a creepy story and tell it, but if it isn’t true it really doesn’t affect anyone that much. But when you find out some of this really does happen, that’s what makes me stay up at night.
The story about the terminally ill people talking about their expereinces & daily life just hit me hard for some reason. Like, tears sliding down my face as I listened. Death is something everyone has to deal with throughout their life & then when it ends, but we so rarely talk about such things as a society, at least here in the US. The better medical science becomes, the more likely it is that people will have warning of impending death, so I think it's something we need to work on.
You really need to do another installment of this. The Reddit post of those who were dealing with terminal illnesses was especially haunting. I've been binging on your videos for the past week and I always look forward to your content. Great work!
Nick: *searches up the most dark corners of the internet, completely fine with everything he's seeing* His FBI guy: bro wtf edit: editing this because i hate how it says 'more dark' instead of 'most dark' thanks for funny replies too btw
That story about the extreme car stunt reminds me of the guy who tried to do a stunt where he buried himself alive in a glass coffin. They refilled the hole with cement, and as they were refilling it, the glass broke and you could see a big bubble rise out of the cement. I can't remember if he died or not, but when I first saw that footage on tv as a kid, it really freaked me out.
@@dropyourselfThat's literally the exact thing that is covered under what OP said. Besides, if I threatened someone with harmful actions in front of the police, then honest officers would arrest me for verbal assault, threats of violence and a few other charges. These cops are just failures.
@@RealMephres idk why I commented that but police only act if there's a credible threat (and even if there is they sometimes don't, because cops are lazy pos).
Just be careful when alone at night at some dangerous places like woods etc. It's the best you can do. Learning self-defense, running or having spray with you won't hurt too (but I understand that in dangerous situation people can be confused, scared and forget about all these things). Even better- have a big company of people you know accompany you. From the looks of it, young girls are being targeted more often than boys, so it won't hurt to be overly cautious. It's dangerous world we're living in, stay safe.
its a miracle Goodwin survived - like jesus. when you play with death, its gonna catch up with you. Goodwin was 'lucky' to get away with a very serious, very panful lesson. wish him the best with the rest of his recovery, and pray he won't put himself in extremely dangrous situations like that again.. he may not end up so lucky next time
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That first incident is genuinely unbelievable. Not just the nature of it but also that he would actually survive and is on track to make a (mostly?) full recovery. A relief to hear that tbh, happy for him - what a trooper. The human body can be insanely resilient sometimes, yet so fragile in other circumstances. That terminal illness thread is one of the most heartbreaking and painful things. Bless all of them no longer with us.
Bibaa and Nicole's last photos are much darker than that. Being guarded at the scene by MET officers - PC Deniz Jaffer, 47, and PC Jamie Lewis, 33 - they were photographed on personal phones before being shared with other officers. "Four images of the two women’s dead bodies were taken by Jaffer and a further two pictures were shot by Lewis, as the tragic women lay dead in the undergrowth. The pictures were then shared on WhatsApp with Lewis’ face superimposed on to one of the images, while the officer also used “degrading and sexist” language to describe the two women." - Evening Standard article by Tristan Kirk. Just months later, a MET officer would end Sarah Everard's life.
How horrifying, how can those creepy sickos be the police, they sound lie some rapists and serial killers themselves (killing women). Wtf is it with all these sick men, can't they just let women live in peace? Most women just want to be left alone and live their lives and not bother anyone but still these creepy men are stakking and harassing and being inappropriate against the womens will, even in death.
i love your videos man, no matter what you manage to tell a story perfectly and make it as easy to understand for anyone watching. you are truly talented
I know this video is almost a year old, but for anyone wondering, 18:59 is referring to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, where a truck bomb was detonated in the garage of the North Tower, killing six people and injuring over one thousand.
_'We can at least find some comfort in the fact that Daniel will no longer be able to carry out the remainder of his sacrifices.'_ Sure he will be; murders happen in prison all the time. Unfortunately for Daniel, however, he will _not_ be able to purchase Powerball tickets, much less collect 'his' promised winnings. Chalk up another victory for Old Scratch!
That last story is the type of shit that makes me not even want to leave my house, ever You're just out having fun then randomly boom, you get stabbed to death Heartbreaking and terrifying.
When I found out those posts were years old, my heart sank and I felt nothing but sadness. Tears welled up in my eyes and the true sadness of the situation really hit me.
That World Trade Center one literally left me speechless, I had chills throughout the whole segment, that is possibly the creepiest thing I’ve ever seen on the internet, an entire group of people predicting a disaster that would actually happen and of course not knowing it
I mean it was a forum about planes and there was already a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center just a few years before so the chances of someone bringing it up is higher than you might think. Alot of people forget the World Trade Center was bombed before in 1993 so it was still very much a recent memory. Still eerie though.
Another thing to add, the World Trade Center being one of the biggest and busiest buildings in the most culturally relevant city in America and more broadly arguably the world, was subject to a LOOOT of threats from prospective terrorists. Idk how to describe it without misrepresenting people, but it was kind of, I suppose, expected in a way? The idea of what happened on 9/11/01 happening wasn’t too farfetched to many people, especially aviation enthusiasts such as the ones on the forum.
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The two girls just having fun and enjoying her birthday really got to me. They were just goofing off, throwing around string lights and dancing and laughing. Imagine partying with your friend and you're killed nonsensically. Breaks my heart.
This was the most chilling case in this video. (( second, behind the forum of airplanes hitting the WTC. )) The photograph seemed so innocent, but when you realize that you see the two of them looking to their left in the middle of the pitch black night, they would eventually come across the last human being they would encounter in the distance walking closer to them leading to the sisters getting stabbed to death makes the context of the photograph disturbing. It breaks my heart thinking about their last moments. I hope I worded this appropriately.
They were actually sisters, which makes it even more tragic.
It was greed, two people died over the greed of one man. It angers me. Hope that satanistic killer had justice served to him.
Or just have an aneurism
To make this case worse some of the police took inappropriate pics of the sisters dead bodies for their WhatsApp group with sextist comments about the victims :/
Man that terminal illness thread is damn depressing, I always wonder what the internet will look like in 70 or so years time, since people these days start Twitter,Instagram and Facebook accounts when there really young it means that eventually we will be able to look at peoples accounts from when they started it from like 13 or so all the way until there elderly and die, it might just be me but I find that thought of being able to basically scroll through someone’s entire life crazy
It’s very much like keeping a journal. People like to rip on technology, but it had allowed people to do a lot of amazing things.
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My only documentation will be here in the comments.
Lost in an ocean so vast that it can be as forgotten as a text message.
Sorry to ruin your comment Ryan Fever, but i think you've mistaken there with they're.
Just a little note nothing offensive.
Honestly, the terminal illness thread is the most uncomfortable thing I've seen on the internet. I've been using it for 20 or so years too. Also doesn't help that I have a mother going through follicular lymphoma.
Goodwin failing his stunt and surviving is itself somewhat impressive. Surviving being sandwiched by two hanging cars smashing against each other and then exploding, before falling 4 stories and hitting your head on the way down, is borderline-superhuman.
Just by being able to survive that should give him the respect of many
Later he will probably be included on lists of people who survived fatal injuries
It's impressive for sure. But his cheerful post calling for kindness, and thanking others for theirs, and his words about his fiance and love take him from impressive to legend. I hope he recovers, but I'm glad he's happy either way
He's kinda super stupid too, tbh
It’s just luck. If he had dropped earlier his chest would’ve been crushed instead of his legs, And i’m guessing the head wasn’t the initial point of impact because that would’ve cracked his skull open like a watermelon.
The Reddit posts about what the final days would look like if you knew you had limited time made me so emotional. I’ve been cancer free for over 10 years now, and I’d be lying if I didn’t Google those exact questions. I was a child when I was diagnosed, so I couldn’t imagine dying when I had just starting really “living” yknow. Even as a kid, you know what the doctor’s faces mean though you don’t know words like prognosis or malignant means, or when your mom walks out of the room to cry, when class mates bring you cards in the hospital and your dad is asking what you want for Christmas in June. I’m very thankful that my outcome has changed, but those thoughts stay. What happens if I die tonight, tomorrow, next week. You experience things differently. Thank you for listening, sorry for the spiel ❤
Hope u ok and ur pillow is cold both sides
From one complete stranger to another, I'm so happy you beat cancer and I hope your life is going amazingly right now ❤
I heard alot of those story's listed on this video on another video reading them out. Man it's so sad
Damn it, this made me tear up. I'm hope you're doing ok pal.
Glad you’re still with us!! I know it’s hard but I hope you still get to live peacefully despite your past hardships
The _Wall We Share_ is actually insane, she was told just to “deal with it”, wellness check requests ignored, putting a hole in the wall, the police almost mocking the mother with their horrid attitude, the whole thing just shows a disgusting attitude. I get she “doesn’t want to be alone”, but damn, the mother didn’t deserve to have to go through all of that
I feel awful for that elderly mother too. You raise a child, live with her delusions, and in your final days, you're resigned to a room not knowing your body will be so disgustingly disrespected
While the police response is appalling, I can also understand where the police are coming from as they likely have bigger problems to deal with and police are just not trained to deal with ongoing mental health problems. The governments have to have a long history of documentation to show that a mentally unsound person must be deprived of "their rights" of personal sovereignty for the good of society and most people are just not willing to jump through the hoops to deal with what it takes to have someone forcibly institutionalized. If you are willing to jump through the hoops, it means that you have to deal with the psychosis in the meantime documenting the assault, harassment, property damage, etc sometimes for YEARS which can be a huge pain. In the end voluntary or involuntary institutionalization is VERY VERY expensive, which likely explains why the mother was attempting to keep her mentally-ill daughter at home with her, despite clearly not be capable to managing someone with that level of mental health troubles. Instituting a societal mental health safety net that actually helps keep people like the daughter from becoming that level of trouble is EXTREMELY costly which is why bills for such things keep getting shut down in state and federal legislatures in the USA. My own sister was bipolar and we spent the last 5 years of her life dealing with her being in and out of mental health wards, which cost a fortune and can't really provide the level of care it would take to provide treatment with lasting results.
@@mushmush4980 Calling someone who is 65 elderly just feels wrong. Even if it's the legal term for 65+, these days 65 isn't that old. To die at such an age makes me think that her death was preventable but the daughter wasn't in a mental state to be able to do anything about it. To me that's the saddest.
It really is all horrid. The police response sucked (but what else is new?), and it’s not even like the new mom was calling the emergency line. She was being harassed by this woman, and the acts of the neighbor standing and staring at her newborn and threatening them and even making a hole in the wall… why isn’t that taken seriously?
Police often spend their energy meaninglessly escalating normal situations, meanwhile they’re brushing off people like this that could really easily turn into a tragic situation.
@I am a cat myself you definitely can't get away with just threatening bodily harm to people. that, coupled with the incessant harassment and the watching their kid should've been grounds for stalking or harassment or even abuse charges, and certainly should've been enough for a restraining order, or the police to visit that woman and speak to her properly. They just didn't want to deal with it, then they'd turn around and make excuses about how she "slipped through the cracks" if the situation turns tragic.
It always fascinates me how resilient, as well as fragile, the human body is. Goodwin survived the seemingly impossible, however it's not uncommon to die from a simple fall if you hit your head the wrong way
michael schuhmacher, formula 1 world champion knocked his head while skiiing couple years ago even with a helmet on a rock, sitting in a wheelchair now with the abilities of a 3 year old. its crazy how quick it could happen and how it doenst have to be a crazy huge accident, just a little knock on the head at the wrong spot
There's a flight attendant who survived a fall from an aeroplane mid-flight, thousands of feet in the air. The reason? Her severely low blood pressure, which she lied about to get the job.
@@RezzaBDO A bit unrelated but Fun fact! Helmets are designed to stand one big hit, so even if it doesn't look broken after a big crash/huge impact you should still change your helmet.
Also, the amount of people that die from slipping in the shower per year is oddly high.
I literally knew a guy who FELL OUT OF BED & BROKE HIS NECK; killing him. And no...nothing special about the bed or the height of it. I don't see any reason why it couldn't happen to ANY ONE OF US here if it could happen to him.
The World Trade Center one is so weird. I know we do this sometimes with modern places, like what if the White House was burned down, but it so much more chilling hearing people speculate while know what the outcome was. Especially hearing that one saying that the building wouldn’t fall if hit on a higher floor. That one really spooked me.
Maybe that guy had knowledge that the attacks would occur
The White House already burn down once during the war of 1812 by the British and not quite yet Canadians.
I predicted January 6. My mom didn’t believe my prediction of some angry trump supporters storming a government building.
I think this comment I going to start an online war because it mentions a controversial event.
@@dex4836 How do you predict something that didn't happen? All the security footage shows people being let in by police and just walking in.
Unless of course your prediction was one woman trying to climb through a window being killed, a few people stealing laptops, and a guy stealing a podium.
@@TheLyingFigure wow your screen name is quite fitting lol
Something kind of random I would like to add about the “wall we share” story. I feel like it’s been so normalized to brush off violent threats because “kids are so annoying” I get that babies and children can be loud and annoying but it’s not a normal reaction to want to hurt a child.
Yes! Thank you!
I was incredibly distressed that people thought it was okay to SCREAM AT A NEIGHBOR just because their baby was crying. The way things escalated doesn't really surprise me.
Whatever mental illness the daughter was suffering from had clearly taken its toll...
Unfortunate situation all around :(
@@vaalalvesI can guarantee you the parents are not dessensitized, and are actually more sensitive to their babies cries than strangers. 2 hours of crying is nothing for a parent.
Exactly like making a hole in the wall to stare at this poor family and buying a megaphone to yell at them is not a normal reaction to being annoyed by a baby
And I understand that she was mentally ill but I really do think the authorities should’ve done a wellness check instead of brushing OP off
@@vaalalves does « killing the source of the cries » means to commit a murder ? just because a child is crying like you were crying as a baby ?
@@Mile-manwhy didn’t they fix the hole in the wall on their side ? plaster and the other materials needed to fix a hole costs maybe $10 at most. i wouldn’t want to have someone staring at me that’s so weird 😂
Imagine saying screaming through a megaphone and threatening to rip people apart at 3am is “reasonable”.
I was looking for this comment, ty
I thought that too, also having young children myself, you don't want them sleeping against a window or a vent or against something dangerous, that normally limits you to the shared wall. But the neighbor can move their bed, adults can regulate their body temperature. I'm not saying cater to me I have a baby, but babies can't really help crying or what they can and can't do. They only know to cry. Luckily we are renting a whole house to ourselves now! But believe me, we are more than aware and embarrassed of our crying child. We shouldn't be ashamed but we are. And banging on the wall never helped my son calm down, surprise surprise.
I was also thinking how much Americans hate children that they’re willing to call the mentally unstable woman”reasonable”
@Santamaria Viloria Hold on; I’m too busy imagining a world where your opinion mattered.
@Santamaria Viloria Well I hope you find joy, and along the way, something better to do because clearly your life lacks that if you’re coming at a random stranger on the Internet that’s done nothing to you.
The “didn’t want to be alone” is some of the saddest shit I’ve heard in a long time.
not really
@@underwirez you are cool af
@Irrumabo Vos I was admitted to a mental hospital when I was a minor after my first suicide attempt and I had to spend hours in the waiting room to be admitted and a schizophrenic woman who was dropped off from a police car was there too and she was shouting things like that too and would shout at the tv and talked about reporting things to the news and would wander around the room and would stare at me and another minor and would wander around the room and would slowly creep up to us but the guy who was in charge of sending people to get their assessments done would tell her to back away from the children and when I had to say good bye to my parents and hugged my dad she got upset and shouted “she’s only ten!!” When I was like.. 16. I wonder where she’s at today and I really hope things are looking up for her and she got the help she needed
@@joshimations894 there's nothing to feel sorry for. It's almost like you forgot the rest of the story. This is someone who was incredibly unstable, and realistically, should've been placed in an inpatient facility *years* before she actually was. The United States treats mental health like a fucking joke and it's actually insane.
@@joshimations894 Never apologise for the way you genuinely feel. There will always be someone who doesn't agree with your stance regardless of what that stance is. Be proud to be you; you have empathy and that is far healthier than the opposite scenario. 🙂✌
Goodwin is literally the embodiement of
"I thought you were dead?!"
"My death was, greatly exagerated"
2 days later
U R Ded! Not big souprise!
_im music man now_ 🎶
@@veuliie their is no Easter bunny, their is no tooth fairy and their is no queen if England
@@dragonmaster3030 I love that quote lol! Megamind was an absolute masterpiece.
@@illyGalSloth true, and ahead of it's time
Something that was also tragic about the Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry case is the fact that after their bodies had been found and cordoned off by the Metropolitan Police the next day, two officers; that were meant to be supervising their bodies, decided to take selfies with the remains of Bibaa and Nicole and then send those photos to a group chat of serving and ex Met officers. They just wanted to enjoy time in the park, and instead, they were murdered, then completely disrespected and made into a joke. I hope they're resting in peace now.
I remember that on the news
This is beyond disgusting behavior
That’s horrible. I hope the two police were at least fired for taking and sharing those photos.
Pigs will be pigs...
But considering that they were black, I'm sure they did much worse in life.
Not gonna lie my eyes teared up when he said the thread was made 6 years ago. There’s something about knowing that those people told their stories of their depressing last days, and then knowing that that their last days were already lived. Also thinking that everyone had collectively given up on the hope of living and just accepted the future as their fate.
The video creeped the hell out of me, I'm seriously shocked, I don't understand why the world has to be this terrifying, the more I watch his videos, the more I feel insecure and want to stay in my home in order to avoid any problems.
Death is pretty horrifying either way. Now I don't know about you but everything I'm about to say makes me extremely depressed and it will most likely do the same.
The way I look at death is a curse, If heaven exists, we get eternal life. This sounds amazing at first sight. But after the first few thousand years humanity will have accomplished everything if we're not having to worship God every flipping second of our lives. So that makes eternal life a curse as well. Now if heaven does not exist (Im more convinced that heaven exists though because of certain events), Thats literally eternal life but with nothing to do. Lose Lose situation imo
@@thenachothief I just believe in nothing, call me an atheist (cause I am) but I believe when you die you just die, no going somewhere else no conscience left behind, nothing but the legacy you carve throughout your life will ever be remembered. It's just something you have to understand and when the time comes accept it rather than reject the inevitable, one day you and me are gonna die and someday our race will be brought to extinction wether it be nature or our own doing with no remains for the future to know our name.
@@thenachothief spending decades doing nothing... sounds so terrible.... though i cant question it i trust god.
I'm reading the thread right now... I think knowing that these are the last thoughts of people (I'm still putting out hope that it isn't) makes it more personal. I'm attached to these strangers for no reason 😢 damn it
The man that died in the floods from Harvey and “just wanted to go home” got me. That happened less than 10 miles from me. 50+ inches of rain in 72-96 hours is a terrifying situation to find yourself in. RIP.
Same here. Harvey was so terrifying. So many people died, and then a few years later we had that crazy freeze that killed so many.
Harvey was a nightmare. I still get scared every time the river rises. We're beyond lucky that we didn't lose our house, because my in-laws literally across the yard did. We still have lines on the trees where the water rose.
Never saw our trashcans again, but somehow two nearly identical ones (same brand different colors) floated up days after we were finally able to come home.
@@annabelledee6554 The freeze was dreadful. The first few hours that the power went out it was fine since there was residual heat left over. But when we woke up the next day it was fucking freezing.
why tf did he stay in the car? I would've climbed roofs and shit when the water came inside the car
@@cosmin1518 almost 90 people drowned during hurricane Harvey. Largest rain event in the history of the US. 2- 4ft (0.6 to 1.2 meters) of rain fell. 2ft of water can wash a car away. He didn’t have a chance on that highway especially given it’s proximity to the San Jacinto river.
Holy shit Reddit literally has it's own graveyard
The post about terminal illness shook me after he said it was posted 6 years ago and now no one is active for years .
Here I thought posting on the internet made you immortal...
@@Falkuzrules your post will but not you
@Danny S. Garvin god damn that just fucked with my head a bit. just imagine a liminal space of internet with the whole history but nothing new. imagine something being able to access it millions of years later. the universe could be filled with databases of dead civilizations.
@@tomwaits9027 what the fuck dude
The 9/11 chat room gave me chills. My father used to deliver to the twin tower and had many friends there. It’s horrifying to think the disaster was basically predicted.
Yh for sure. Interesting how most people knew they wouldnt fall. They were built ti surcive a collapse. Not a conspiracy theorust usually but 9/11 was shady
Not predicted...planned
I have a suspicion the person on the thread who asked the question had something do to with it
@@kingvortex-m1nyeah it was kinda specific
@kingvortex-m1n the world trade center was a massive target for terrorists, it was constantly predicted and joked about. There was even a bombing like 10 years prior. None of those guys did or planned anything, it was a very common topic of conversation
The words, “I am going to kill you,” are devoid of any gray area, are ABSOLUTELY a direct criminal threat. Anyone wearing a badge stating otherwise needs to be sat down and educated by their sergeant or supervisor.
my jaw literally DROPPED at that part. unfortunately i wasn't surprised for long, average cop behavior and you just know they'll never be reprimanded :/
MAYBE he think there could be a reason why they wanted to murder someone but yeah the police waiting for a murder to happend is stupid.
@@Megaman-2407 no reason justifies murder. Any specialist in law enforcement would tell you that. Murder and rape are the two absolutely most despicable and inexcusable crimes you could ever commit
@@Turkeymaster740 Words are legally recognized as threats and psychological abuse, depending of the case. Yes, it's not direct violence. But it is still legally reprehensible. If that was said by some random ignorant who doesn't know that words are not just words, that would be alright, they just don't know about it. But not a *police officer*, their job is to KNOW of laws and making sure everyone is behaving under its limits. Even the cop could be sued for even saying that example since he didn't stated it as an example until after he said it.
They literally can't do anything. They arrest the accuser, they go to jail for 24 hours, get out and then assault the victim. It's the justice systems fault not the cops.
“and all i wanted to do was go home” Sent chills down my spine, you can tell he said it in a somewhat joking way to cope with his fate its pretty sad and disturbing. Its really tragic poor guy, may he rest in peace
That one literally gave my chills too ! Then When I saw his pic was him & what I assume is his daughter My eyes watered😩 just sad af rest in peace to him😔
I know :( I had to pause the video and take a moment for that one, he probably wanted to make a meme out of this situation but the fact that he couldn't make it,,, just teared me apart ...
@Santamaria Viloria what does that have to do with anything??
@Santamaria Viloria never once in my comments did I mention his gender or anything of the sort, I was trying to sympathize with his passing. Don't use his passing and my comment to spread your bullshit
I nearly cried seeing that shit man. Disturbing and sad as hell
I think my favorite last photo that just seems eerie to me is of David Johnston taken the morning of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens. Even more bizarre than that are the photos of a photographer who snapped pics of the mountain erupting and then knowing he would not make it he wrapped his camera up as good as he could and laid atop it so his photos would survive. They are scary photos.. you can see the ash cloud coming towards him.
wow that sounds insane
Dang. Now that's true dedication to his art. I hope he found peace.
That’s a true story but that was actually Robert landsburg
What a chad. Rest in piece you badass
Mrballen has a video about this,the photos are very eerie
The last photo of my grandmother was put up at the funeral home. A few hours before she died, my aunt and cousin stopped in and my cousin brought in her makeup kit. My grandma didn’t like the nursing home but thought she should get her nails done to impress the other women there. So the last photo of her was her sitting with her hands flat on a table while my cousin applied nail polish. So not all last photographs are too sad.
Your nana sounds like such a sweet lady. I'm sorry for your loss, but I'm glad you have nice memories.
One of my close friends died of from an opiate overdose the day after I left after spending a few days at his house. I had taken a bunch of photos while I was there. They ended up being the last photos of him. They were pictures of us going to see a concert. His parents were so happy to get those pictures because he looked so happy. I don't know why I felt the need to share this story. RIP Baker.
"All I wanted to do was go home"... so heartbreaking. All of these stories are extremely sad. "I didn't want to be alone"... these 2 quotes are probably the saddest I've heard in a long time. Life can be so viciously cruel. I wish everyone reading this a happy, healthy, long life filled with love ✌💜
@Tala K bruh
@Tala K What...
@Tala K I agree. He had time to think of something or at least attempt to get out before it got worse.
Edit: I can't blame him for not knowing but he could've taken off the top of his seat and broke the window with the spikes.
Life isn’t cruel, it’s indifferent. It’s our own sense of compassion which makes it seem callous. Rich, poor, young, old. Eventually either the inexorable march of time or event will claim all life at some point. It’s a privilege that we understand this because as far as we can tell, we’re the only creatures that can.
I had to do some googling but yes this was a sad story. He started the story saying it happened April 18th 2021 but the post saying All i wanted to do was go home was on May 26th. And this happened in 2016 not 2021. I just moved somewhat close to the 105 where he said this happened, so it threw me off hearing it happened in 2021 cause i don't remember any major flooding this year. I guess he got the dates mixed up. Tragic, 21 year old National Guardsman.
that last story with the "final photos" genuinely made my skin crawl and my eyes teary. these 2 ladies just enjoying their time having fun at a birthday party, only for that sicko to take their life in order to win a fucking jackpot. just comes to show you really never know what kinda monsters are lurking out there
I can’t help but think that he took them out specifically because they were younger, alone, and it was nighttime, making them pretty vulnerable, which is even more disturbing.
Makes me think of all the times I've been walking around, by myself, at night, with headphones on, minding my own business...
and how any of those nights could've been my last. It's terrifying...
its horrible, but the worst part is that wasnt even the final photograph of them. two police officers who were called to the scene posed with the bodies and took selfies with them. theyll be serving 2 years for it
Really reinforces that you cannot take people's intentions for granted. I assume the worst and work backwards from there because I know a stranger owes me nothing. Yes, it would be great if we could all behave as though we have a pact to at least live and let others live, but I know a lot of people won't. Still, I resent even having to feel that way. I'd rather live in a world where two sisters can enjoy their time in the park, minding their own business, and live to see the next day. And they died for what? Money that fool would have never won? Waste!
@@pipbread5637 yooo spill their names expose there asses cuz that’s just fucked up
Man... How is everyone is not talking about the World Trade Center form but spooked by everything else? The fact that how accurate they were and how precise it was and not only a year later this happened it makes you wonder, who was looking at that thread… not saying terrorists potentially visited that form (but not ruling it out either just highly doubt it) but the accuracy is just so creepy they literally predicted this event will happen and the fact that people explained it as a “hellish” scenario makes it more sinister especially when they dive deep into how many would die… and they even mentioned a possible tower collapse. This is one of the eeriest things I have read as this was the biggest attack in American history….This changed the world as we know it today no other story on this video had an impact on society as serious as the September 11th attacks. I am speechless the people who wrote this form probably had a heart attack when this actually happened..
I wondered if the person who bet is the one who done it or he/she just so coincidentally predict it...
yea
@@DrewnnyGoodzalezTown Thats def a target I was also thinking of the harbor the second u said ur from australia...maybe but shit man i don't even want to think about that and by no means am i trying to say this will happen just if the towers got hit and no one expected it what else will be destroyed in the future. I dont want to keep saying any more ideas of any landmark for safety purposes... i am just a concerned citizen.
@@DrewnnyGoodzalezTown dude thats a whole other theory to dive into lol im not saying its impossible but man the the world can be a VERY fucked up place..
LOL i literally came down here to say that. how much would you shit yourself, finding out this Extremely Specific Horrific Disaster had happened
btw the girl at 0:03 is a korean actor who died from a sudden heart attack (believed to be a suicide) few hours after posting the video where she glitches
That’s horrible ❤
@@Cheeseballchan69yeah❤
Thanks
How can they call a heart attack suicide unless something was ingested that caused it.
It is not believed to be a suicide it is a confirmed suicide.
When she said she “didn’t wanna be alone” Jesus that’s pretty heartbreaking
It’s honestly tragic.
Reminds me of bates motel.
good riddance to her
boohoo
@@quindariousgooch88 booboo
Police are so useless in harassment situations. “It doesn’t mean anything if they don’t really do it” that’s absolutely ridiculous. Threats are emotional abuse as well as a sign of future action. Our laws on stalking and harassment are absolutely ridiculous.
But of course, they wouldn’t react like that if the harassment was towards them. Protect and serve, my ass.
@@registeredjopper lol ok buddy
Yeah, when I heard that I thought 😳😳😳
Police HAVE to take threats seriously…isn’t that common sense and part of the law, or am I mistaken?
@@registeredjopper acab
Is not police, its that guy and some others, but its not POLICE
I can definitely relate to the comment, “it’s easy to want to make each day count, but if I’m happy ..I’m happy”
I was my mom’s caregiver as she died,and it’s a bizarre painful thing to go through when you know you’re out of time. Mostly she was just trying to keep medicated to get through the days. In the last days she would cry and say, “I just love you so much”.
It’s sucked.
I’m so sorry for your loss
@@inkubator320 Why are you apologising? Did you cause this?
@@inkubator320 thank you for your empathy.
I think people often act like “don’t apologize, you didn’t do it” and forget that sometimes a sorry just means that you’re expressing caring. So thanks so much for caring, it’s truly appreciated.
this story struck a chord in me. i genuinely hope with all my heart that you're doing well now
went through a similaire situation with my now deceased grandfather, I hope you're doing fine and I'm sorry for your loss
The 9/11 situation reminds me of a story my gf tells me a lot, in Mexico City one day she was driving with some friends and they were below the newest Metro line built in 2012, talking about corruption issues within the country. My gf, who isn’t Mexican but Nicaraguan, asked if there was the possibility of any of those suspended Metro stations falling down, because in her country no such infrastructure exists, therefore it kinda gave her chills to be driving below a whole Metro line, to which the driver, who was also an architect, stated that in no way something like that could happen, making them talk about the infrastructure of the whole metro, to the point that they concluded that if a suspended station was to fall, it would most likely not be the L12 because of it being the “newest and most modern one of them all”.
Well, I kid you not that exact line, the newest one, was the one who fell exactly at the stations my girlfriend used to live and therefore use. She was so shocked by the fact that she was so relieved after that conversation just to end up happening only a week later. Now the Metro as a whole really creeps her out, specially because of other stuff that have been happening over here with infrastructure issues.
Thattttt gave me goose bumps!!!😮😮😮
Note to self:
Never ride a train in Mexico.
With the last photo - I was there that summer evening with my mum walking our dogs. We saw them with their friends celebrating and it was such a beautiful evening despite the lock down. This case devastated our area and really will stay with me. The fact that this disgusting crime happened and not only this but the two police officers supposed to be ‘guarding’ their bodies took pictures of them and passed them around their friends.
They were just sentenced this week.
Truly heartbreaking
"...the two police officers supposed to be ‘guarding’ their bodies took pictures of them and passed them around their friends."
Sounds very on brand for police. They murdered that special needs young man and then went to pose, smiling, where they murdered him and shared the pic. But you can't expect much else from a gang.
I hope he serves more than 35 years💀 I wouldn’t feel safe walking around knowing he’s out
@@LadyAstarionAncunin damn where did that happen?
The devil is real people , just as real as you and I stop making jokes and start seeing what it does to people!
@@ronandread5141 Hell… is people.
It's a good thing that Goodwin is fine, it's amazing how he was able to survive such an accident
Please stop
No way you have only 15 likes. But i will keep saying it, hi
guess it was a good win for him lmaoooo
Why are you here?!
I swear at this point I'm sure you're justin. Y's alt account 😂🖐️
That 3rd story about people with terminal illnesses posting on Reddit really got to me. Over the last few years I came across quite a few people on RUclips who told their stories about having cancer or other illnesses, and they'd document their fights and treatments. They'd sometimes receive good news about their treatment apparently working well. Then there'd be bad news again. Sometimes they'd cry, sometimes they'd be full of hope and happiness and making plans, being happy about their treatment working really well. And then, they'd just stop posting. And a family member would post a video message, announcing that they had just passed away. Stuff like that never fails to make me cry.
I was expecting to Nick to say that the thread was effectively a graveyard, cuz it sort of is.
That one reminded me of Nightbird , RIP Jane. Such a beautiful voice gone forever.
The happiest moment of my day today, was going on that Redditch threat and finding a woman who half posted just 5 hours ago. She posted on an ADHD form (which I also have).
After going through almost all the comments and seeing their last post or comment be 6 or 7 years ago. Seeing someone who had posted just 5 hrs back really gave me hope.
Here's one positive story. I was just scrolling through the Reddit thread of people with terminal illness - as you said, the thread was 6 years ago so most people were likely unfortunately dead by then. one of the top comments was a 40 year old woman with stage 4 breast cancer that metastized to her liver and spine, but she's still currently quite active and commented a few months ago when someone asked how she's doing, that she's beating the odds and still here.
Dope
Bless her - what a strong woman she is. I hope nothing but the best for her.
I swear, we're getting closer and closer to having The Hunger Games as a reality TV show. This shit makes me sick.
i think it's not funny, at the end it will be looking like that Saw movie.
I read that Survivor wants to lower/is lowering (if they haven't done it yet) the minimum age requirement for participants to 16. So who knows, maybe in a few years we'll see 20 teens on an island somewhere fighting for survival
I’m commenting on this so that when it does happen, we can look back at this comment and see just now right you were.
Except he was willing to do it. Its the career he chose and seems to love. Plus most of the tricks like that are rigged in some way and are only ment to look dangerous. This is just a case of a trick going wrong. It could happen in magic shows and such as well.
Sit down Krista stop smiling in you're profile picture
Darrens story reminds me of a woman also stuck in floodwaters and her 911 call is horrific as she says the water is rising and the operator berates her for being dramatic. By the time emergency services found her car under a tree, she had drowned.
....the operator called her WHAT
@@theblackcatgirl7013 yep, she was not a good operator, from memory she was let go as a result.
I listen/watch Urmaker who does 911 calls and some are just anger inducing with how operators speak to people.
Some are meant for the job, others not so much. Still, much respect to them as i know its something i couldnt do!
@@_bluephoenix_ She wasn't let go, she was retiring. That was her last day. Nothing was done, she suffered no consequences for her disgusting behavior. It makes angry and sick to my stomach.
@@KristenDETW ahh ok! I knew she "left" but wasnt sure how. Thanks 😊
@@_bluephoenix_ Yup. I remember hearing this one on Urmaker's channel. It was so frustrating. I hope the rest of her life is filled with the same love, empathy, and compassion as she showed that frightened woman.
Man, listening to your voice talking about all of these terrible, shocking, scary, and disturbing situations gives me the chills
the fact that America's Got Talent would make a spin-off show that dangerous, presumably for extra views or money, would prove just how little tv shows like that care about their contestants. it's truly vile.
When society is stressed it tend to choose sexier and more dangerous entertainment
@@Rachel-vz6gw sadly. there will probably be more dangerous shows as time continues. if they go back to producing the show, there will be multiple people who'll die just for fame.
I remember watching another scary video like this that used to bring on people to do stunts, maybe it was an mtv thing? Anyways, the last one they ever did the guy either died or was severely injured. I think he died, the director of it or whatever was absolutely wrecked and cancelled it immediately... and I think it was 20-40 years ago. Waaaay before this one and these idiots completely ignored that tragedy that lead to them cancelling a show with the exact same principle? Wow. Im not really surprised, there are horrible people in the world... everyone watching these videos knows that.
Perhaps it was this show (I don't remember the name though), in the 80s there was a british show stunt challenge show. Anyway a man was going to do some type of bungyjump jag trick but during rehersal everything was not secured and he fell to his death. After that the show was cancelled. Reminds me of this one.
@@teijaflink2226 Late Late Breakfast Show on the BBC. Fascinating Horror did a video on the accident.
I think the worst part of the murder of the two girls at the end is the way their case was treated. Not only were they killed in such a savage way, but the police refused to cooperate with their worried family. So much so that friends and family of the girls had to search for them and eventually ended up finding them. Their bodies were later illegally photographed and spread by police, leading to an investigation that found racism and weird sexual jabs at the dead girls had been spread by the officers on the case. May they rest in peace, they had such a bright future.
I want to ask "how" does one make murder case sexual, but ye, useless question.
@@LooneyClipse the police officers were probably making sexually charged jokes/remarks about the corpses of the women, since cadavers are naked for autopsies. My presumption was that some gross comments about the attractiveness of these poor girls' dead bodies were made.
@@LooneyClipse the police officers were making sexual comments about the girls while looking at their bodies and sharing their photos
yeah its not really a question, but thanks for trying to answer. I was just in disbelief.
Okay, those officers obviously need to be locked up, what a punch of vile losers 🤮😡
The world trade center one is so ominous. Literally sent chills down my spine
Inside job confirmed
@@hardcoreholly1161 lol nice joke
@@bigotis9042 I mean it’s pretty much confirmed it’s an inside job from eye witnesses to architects to physicists. It was all a ploy by Bush to wage war in the Middle East
Even if it is an inside job, how does this video confirm it? Do you really think the guys in this video had anything to do with it??
Sammee
When I saw the faces of the last two girls, I ... I knew exactly what story it was.
I was travelling in occult circles on the internet for years and I had become somewhat friendly with a lot of theistic satanists and occultists of different variations,
for example someone who called herself a Rounwytha of the Order of Nine Angles.
The killer in the last story was influenced by an occultist called E.A. Koetting, who made videos and books about engaging in pacts with demons and the like...
the killer thought he was making a pact with a demon called 'Lucifuge' and that he was going to get rich in exchange for sacrificing women to him.
I know it sounds completely crazy, but the actually crazy part is that I'm not making this up.
E.A. Koetting, the so-called 'guru' that the killer was following, used to be the leader of one of the most effed-up occult currents of all time, the 'Tempel ov Blood'.
He wasn't called E.A. Koetting back in the day though, he went by the alias 'Archaleus Baron' and wrote a book called 'Apex of Eternity', which... I can't even begin to describe.
It's literally a manual about how to kill as many people as possible without getting caught and doing it to 'feed the blood pool' and 'summon the dark gods'. It's honestly wild.
And then he went to jail cause he was selling meth ❤ Real triumphant
Just stupid humans doing stupid things thinking their actions are cool and meaningful when it all means nothing and only brings destruction. Human beings are so fucked. We are the worst organism on this planet with the type of thoughts we can fathom and the type of actions we can partake in. Just because. So fucked. Be careful who you interact with out there…
Sounds like what the authorities are doing....
I love the dramatic pauses you have added there LOL.
I don’t understand how when they did a “wellness check” on the mentally ill women.. they didn’t try speak to her care taker knowing the extent of her issues?? That doesn’t make sense at all.
It's a Reddit thread, so you have to take it with a grain of salt. On a good day, you can only expect half of all posts there to be legit. The bit about her "breaking through a hole in the wall and staring at our baby holding her cat" was just too much. There's no way this is real.
Edit: Welp, that's what I get for commenting before watching the whole video.
@@WobblesandBean I honestly still think the reddit post is fake. The article said the body was in a chair not locked in a bedroom and I don't think it was a duplex either. I just do not believe the police would make that comment about death threats or like you a hole in the wall...still a good video and the real story was sad.
@@Maelene lol you’d be surprised how many cops don’t take threats seriously then. it’s hardly impossible
As soon as it said she smelled a stench through the wall I was like "Oh the mother is dead and this is 100% fake, it's just a ripoff of Psycho."
@@Maelene Police never do shit when someone threatens you. Sounds like pretty typical cop behavior to me. They're not even under legal obligation to prevent crimes.
As a fan of Nexpo’s series ‘Disturbing Things From Around The Internet’, I’m looking forward to this new series 😀, great content my guy!
Saaame. I just watched his newest one before this lol
I was just binge watching his. I would love to see a collab.
💯
@@AskingAlexandriaNeon SAME HAHA
Nexpo *chef’s kiss*
PRO TIP: Whenever Nick hasn’t posted in a while, you know something really good is coming
Yep he's a quality over quantity type of RUclipsr, like mark rober.
Or he is dead
The exact opposite of most of his subjects
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Imagine being smashed, exploded, and falling an insane amount and then you hear the buzzer sound
The _The Wall We Share_ segment is really a testament to how garbage the legal system and law enforcement is in the US.
Yet they get so much money from the government.
funny coming from someone named dr bright.
@@Gamehog4231 it’s an SCP Foundation account.
Didn't even have to see it yet to like this comment
@@ColdBaltBlue yeahi gotchya, i know dr bright. thats what makes it funny
I absolutely want to see regular installments of this series, Nick. This is very interesting stuff and, as always, your skills with presenting it are excellent. So yes, please, I definitely want to see a lot more of this Dark Corners series. It sounds like you have lots and lots of material to put on the videos.
Me too!!!
Absolutely!
I absolutely agree!
Yes please!
Never met someone with a similar last name
If I had someone threatening my family through a wall like that, it wouldn’t matter to me what issues they have, I would be getting physical and feel entirely justified shutting them up that way.
No one in their right mind reacts that way to a child crying, theirs, or someone else’s. She was a danger the entire time and the fact that the cops just brushed it off repeatedly is infuriating.
I agree. I honestly don’t know how I’d react. If it was a man staring through my window at my kids, I’d grab my shotgun and say he charged at me. The fact she’s a woman would make it harder.
I call bullshit that they were told “I’m going to kill you,see it doesn’t mean anything unless I do it.” Because that’s literally the one example in which the police WOULD be doing something. If it was just screaming then sure they wouldn’t be able to do much but if she’s making actual threats that’s literally just illegal.
Main issue is that they couldn't really do anything without proof
You are the one going prison then.
You are the one that is going to prison if that's really the case lmao...
The first story sent chills down my spine. I was also caught in a flash flood while driving home with my family. We're very lucky to have survived. Not as much rainfall as the storm that took the young man, but closer to 3 ft of water. I had a weird impulse to open my window during the pouring rain. At this point nothing had happened, but my anxious thoughts got the better of me. The engine got hydrolocked, and the car started to flood with water. The open window came in handy. We grabbed the essentials and as many things as we quickly could, and evacuated the car. A half mile down the road we found an inn. It sends chills down my spine because I know many people in that same flood never made it out alive. Amazing video as always
man. as someone with delusional disorder, the second story is so upsetting. not only because of the pain of psychosis, but because it spread to those outside of the household. I hope the girl gets the help she needs and the folks can find peace after all that.
I'm curious, are symptoms manageable with medication?
@@AveryCreates Psychosis is generally treated with antipsychotics.
i know, i feel horrible for both her and the op...i hope that she's gonna get the treatment she needs, but judging by my own time in inpatient, i'm kinda fearful for her
@@AveryCreates They can Be yes, I suffer from bad delusions with my schizophrenia, Complex ptsd and Personality Disorder, I have been in treatment just over three years now and Have find Medication Helped a lot, when paired with therapy and support from friends and family I Find i can go days at a time without a bad "attack" and I can manage my feelings and yalk myself down from most delusions, But Its really REALLY important to have a healthy support system with medications, If I didn't have my therapist to give me a safe place to talk to someone I would probably silp back into a really Delusion based mindset and most likely stop taking my meds
My heart dropped in relief seeing that photo of the guy in the hospital. What an absolute legend.
"The elderly mother hadn't been seen in several months.."
Me: Oh boy..
I think I remember hearing about that 'wall we share' story online somewhere off reddit. Could swear I remember hearing people remarking how scary it must have been for not just the woman with the baby, but the handicapped lady too. To have her caretaker die, and probably having no idea what to do about it. Having to live alone trying to cope with all of that. That one is less scary to me, and more just... sad.
Yeah sad once you know the details and context. But in a bubble, a mentally deranged woman making a softball sized hole so she can look at you and scream at your baby , all while her mom is decomposing in the living room. That's terrifying not just scary
The worst part of this is you can't even call the mentally ill woman the antagonist. The real evil here is the police. Not only did they do absolutely nothing for the woman and baby, but denying welfare checks for MONTHS has to be criminal. This is why people don't trust the cops: our tax dollars go to them to literally do nothing.
Regarding the story with the mentally ill neighbour, while I understand what the police officer meant when he said “I’m going to kill you, see it doesn’t mean anything unless I actually do it,” it is still a threat and causing the OP to fear for hers and her family’s safety. Also not to be THAT person but if anything did happen to OP and her family, that police officer would be the first person to spew that there was “no warning signs” because they didn’t want to admit they didn’t take the threats seriously. 🙄
@Zeddbruh you have a point but the police didn’t seem to care at all. I’m not necessarily saying jail time because I know what it’s like to say things out of anger without having any true intention. However, in this case I feel the police truly could have done more sooner because there was nothing normal about the person’s behaviour. Yes, the person suffered from mental health issues and wasn’t necessarily a “bad” person but that doesn’t mean others should have tolerate it or walk on eggshells in their own home. Plus, since her mental health was so severe, her behaviour was unpredictable so maybe eventually she would have been capable of murder. I feel the police failed the OP, her family and the neighbour.
@Zeddbruh HUGE difference between an actor playing a role in a movie and someone threatening to "rip you apart" as they tear through your wall. Yes, words don't mean anything by themselves, but what makes them matter is intent. While it's quite likely that the threats were empty, there was absolutely an effort to instill fear for not only their own safety but also their child's wellbeing. You can't just scream death threats at random people. The police refusing to do a wellness check until she *tore a softball-sized hole through their wall* was nothing but ridiculous. There's no justification for standing around even if she never said anything to anyone. She and her daughter needed serious help and they let her fester.
@Zeddbruh that's moronic. A joke and a threat is different.
@Zeddbruh the police have a lot on their plate? So what they won't do their jobs because they're too busy shooting black and brown people?
@Zeddbruh Dude, they didn't even talk to the woman. Like--if they had--they'd have known she was hoarding her mother's corpse. She punched a hole in their wall and watched them, and their response was "I find babies crying annoying too." That's...not acceptable. That's not just "having bigger fish to fry."
It’s even more scary when you consider that the daughter might have been telling them the truth. She could’ve witnessed and or experienced some form of abuse years ago, and was just trying to tell those around her what happened. Theories aside though, thank god the op of that portion of the video got out of there and the daughter got help
I was thinking that too. Sadly the disabled often get dismissed when they try to talk about such things. Not entirely without reason, delusions can make things muddy, but a LOT of abuse either witnessed or experienced by disabled people goes unnoticed.
I Feel bad for the daughter to be honest
I'm a schizophrenic, (which might be the mental illness the daughter has but we don't know.) But I tend to hallucinate things that are very familiar to me and have delusions on that. I was abused so a lot of my hallucinations and delusions are that of abuse. Maybe that family was abusing their children but based on my own experiences, it is more likely she could have been abused herself and having delusions on that, which could explain why she was so explosive at the baby's cries. It could have reminded her of herself or a sibling of hers.
@@kayda8689 ME TOO the amount of auditory hallucinations i get of hearing a younger me sobbing while my parents abuse her is crazy... i hate it because it makes me feel really weak, like this crap will always be in my mind and i can never get rid of it... its like my brain is stained with trauma... and it always happens the most when im trying to fall asleep and it fully wakes me up and ill start having freaking panic attacks at like 4 AM :< and the tactile hallucinations are even worse, i'll consistently feel my abusers hand on the small of my back when i'm laying down and its fucking terrifying dude
I actually have some extreme respect for Goodwin. Something absolutely terrible happened to him and against all odds he survived and is on the path to a full recovery, and all while being optimistic. Props.
I see what you're saying, but I'm not sure I would call paralyzed from the waist down "a full recovery"
yeah being inspired by someone doing something worth the darwin award x 10 is a different way of looking at reality.
Same here. BUT... I don't want to sound too "conservative", but I don't know if this sort of entertainment sends a correct message to the TikTok generation. Maybe it's time to stop doing this nonsense on mainstream?
@Charles V. Doktaur In many of these incidents of late Social Media is at play. Back in the days people were discovering the unknown, mapping etc. Now people seem to push the limits of social media selfies. Often they are Sunday extremists, amateurs!
@@magnuskallas Houdini? Evel Kneivel? Johnny Knoxville?
I came across this channel and now I somehow became obsessed with all of the content! keep them coming Nick
It’s automatically a good day when Nick uploads
Yesss
@@SaintsLuvv yes
yes
It really is! Get hella stoked when he uploads 💖
That’s true, but I’d appreciate it if you made an original comment
God, the Darren Mitchell one is so scary to me. My sister lives in Houston and got caught in that same flood trying to go home from work. It's terrifying to think that could have been her.
I hope Darren's family is able to find peace.
When my grandmother died, she was almost 107 years old. At her memorial service, we released butterflies. But one flew to me and landed on my hand. She was known as the Butterfly 🦋 Lady in the community, as she pinned small butterfly pins on strangers, telling them, "Smile, God loves you and so do I." That butterfly that landed on my hand was her way of reassuring me she was okay. I will believe that until my last breath. 💜
Awww I’m sure your grandmother is an amazing person! I’m so sorry for your loss but I’m happy for your grandma it seems she’s in a better place :D
@@Stellayayay thank you 💞
I'm so sorry for your loss and that story was beautiful.
Beautiful .....thank you for sharing! Absolutely beautiful.
I 100% believe that butterfly landing on you was a sign from your grandma 💖 She sounds like she was an amazing woman, I'm sorry for your loss.
Honestly I’m 22 and don’t know a lot about New York. When you only know about 9/11 and hear “what if a plane hit.” It sounds like a premonition. But with the terror attack that already happened on the buildings, a plane hitting the Empire State, and the WTC supposedly being built to withstand a plane, it’s shocking more people didn’t have the same thought.
Goodwin surviving that stunt was actually more impressive than if he had escaped.
he had a totem of undying
dude is wolverine
@@robproductions2599 Those help you get back to full health after you die, as well as give you fire resistance. I’m pretty sure he still had to endure several complications after having survived that.
i dont have a terminal illness/condition (as far as im aware; and i hope im lucky enough to maintain my health. i do not take it for granted), but damn dude. as someone with pretty bad depression, the line “its easy to feel like you absolutely need to make each day count, but if im happy, im happy.” is enough to brighten my outlook. so many people are told every day that they need to be out ‘working hard’ or ‘traveling the world’ or doing all these extravagant things in order to find value in their lives, but the reality is, its all about what makes YOU feel personally fulfilled. it really feels like the people telling us to do all this stuff are people who are too old to go out and do it themselves, and are thus trying to live vicariously through others instead. dont let them control you. live your own life, not someone elses, and live it comfortably.
Very wise, indeed.
I completely agree and I hope you're doing better now my friend
It bothers me how "An impossible situation" was so suspiciously specific about both the plane and the building less than a year before it was proven
Inside job
@@hardcoreholly1161 you do not know what an inside job means, do you
@@RedDeadDepressionist yes I do. Bush conjured up this whole event to wage war against in the ME.
1 of 2 things probably happened:
1. The OP wanted to find out details to see if he could indeed murder thousands of people with a mere plain
2. Someone saw the post and was inspired by it to murder thousands of people with a mere plain
I don't know much about the 9/11 backstory tbh so these may be wrong
@@hardcoreholly1161 okay how does this forum post prove that in any way
For the second story: I have severe anxiety and just about lose my mind at repeated or extended loud noise. I also have frequent migraines. A neighbor was recently using a leaf blower a few houses away while I had a migraine and, despite my rage and the pain, I nicely asked him how much longer he was going to be using the leaf blower. I left and came back when he was done. My point is that just because the girl has mental health problems that doesn't excuse being abusive. If she or her parents refuse to act like adults, however, the smartest thing for the young mom to do is move. I know what it's like to want to beat someone to a pulp for causing me pain but it's no excuse to actually do it.
Honestly the mother shouldn’t have to move. The tenant with the repeated harasser should have to move. I hate loud, repeated, incessant noise too, I am on the spectrum. However I find it infuriating that her behavior was brushed aside. If she is so bad off that she can’t be reasoned with, then it’s up to her parents to do something about it. If they refuse then I’m sorry, but they have to find somewhere else to go. It’s unfair to expect that apartment to just remain empty, or to have the tenants be subject to her abusive behavior. The fact that the police reacted the way they did should have gotten them fucking fired. Your job is to maintain the peace, not ignore when someone is being a constant and unavoidable nuisance. Ultimately though I can sympathize a little, I still don’t think it’s fair to let woman and her parents live there and harass those staying in the apartment next door. She has a problem, that they refuse to do anything about and it’s made the lives of those living next door untenable. That’s not right.
@@Nicole_thePrincess I agree it's not right. If the parents, police, neighbors and everyone else involved doesn't do what they should, though, and many times people don't, that only leaves her with the option of moving.
@@MathewSteeleAtheology I understand that, however it lets the people who should be handling this off the hook. This is behavior that has happened before. And nothing was done. The failure of both the parents and the police cannot be understated. If you have someone this mentally disturbed, they need to be checked into a long term care home. Someone like that should not be in the world causing mental and emotional damage to random people. On one hand her reactions are likely not her fault and speak to some serious mental condition, however babies cry. That can’t be helped either. I understand that if moving is the only possibility then they should just move. I’m simply saying that it doesn’t solve the underlying issue of both the non reaction by the police and parents, as well as how that apartment is just supposed to be left vacant so as to not bother what is clearly a severely disturbed adult woman.
We had some crazy neighbors in the past, living in duplexes! Motorcycles revving outside me and my brothers (we were kids) windows for several hours, parties through the night, banging on walls, shouting. I remember a girl screaming and couldn’t go back to sleep. Went on for as long as they were there.
But, nothing like what was on the video 🥶
So you move in with someone with a mental illness and expect them not to be mentally ill….hmmm ok
Why is no one talking about the "and all I wanted to do was go home" quote it's quite poetic albeit probably not on purpose. the quote is really saddening as well basically saying to me that death is always lurking just right around the corner at any time even when you least expect it, just like driving home from work.
Incredibly sad but why didn't he try to get out of the car when the water level was reaching his window
@Naldoking regardless of if he did that or not the water would have still swept him away… flood waters are scary as hell
@@naldotubo comment is old but rushing water strong enough to flip your truck would definitely keep your door closed
Nothing poetic about a grown man playing chance with his life then posting on social media "all I wanted to do was go home"
Nah I'm not gonna play like he didn't know better than to try to drive that high water & no I not gonna slide over the fact that he didn't even attempt to get out of his car once it started taking water 😐😐😑
@@jenn7559 yes because he would be able to force open his door with water at window level within seconds. He would’ve drowned had he tried to escape, or if not struck by debris and killed that way.
Rushing water with that force would be very resistant towards him opening his car door, so instead of eating energy for the inevitable, he said one last goodbye to his family and uploaded his last photo to Facebook, likely to distract himself from his imminent demise.
If I’m wrong, let me know but I’m sure something similar is true.
I used to go to church with the mother of the two sisters, even though I didn’t know the family very well this case still gets to me on a daily basis, once something like that happens to someone you know you start to realise how fragile human life is
I feel so bad for those two girls that were just having a good time.. what an awful thing.
I'm glad that man was arrested so no one else was hurt. It's comforting to know that, at the very least.
May their souls rest in peace. And may all the souls who have passed on that were mentioned in this video rest in peace as well.
@Xafovod why wouldn't op? I care as well. Is it normal for you not to give a fck at all?
@@xafovod626Edgy!
@Xafovod grow up
Just knowing that the girl stayed with her so she would be alone for her birthday breaks my heart
@@Xafovodemo ahh😭😭
There actually was a disturbing incident in german live TV a few years ago. It happened in the show "Wetten, dass...". Usually a show targeted to an older audience. People would claim that there can do a certain thing and star guest have to decide wether ot not they will succeed. It was sometimes small things like taking up egg yolk with chopsticks and stuff like that. But sometimes the performance was more dangerous. And than one day a young man and his father were in the show. The Son, a stuntman, claimed that he could jump over a driving car using those big "jumping shoes". After a first jump everything seemed fine. He jumped high, and made a roll in the air successfully jumping over the driving car. Then the second attempt... He jumped, rolled but he wasn't high enough. His head hit the driving car. He broke his neck live on TV, hit the ground and wasn't moving anymore. The camera caught the impact but was taken off the scene showing the shocked faces of the star guests. Then the live show was interrupted and ultimately said to not go live again that day. The show was cancelled afterwards (it aired a few years later but never was as big as before. For reference: it was big enough to have Michael Jackson as a guest performer). The young man survived but he is paralysed from the neck below. I actually always watched the show. I'm glad that I didn't watched it that day. I only tried to tune in later and was confused that it apparently ended so soon. I later saw what happened in the news. The man was a professional stuntman but sometimes things don't go as planned.
Damn, Nick actually talked about this one in a newer video.
@@infinitypercival5958I just watched that one before watching this.
Jonathan seems like such a king. What a fighter. So much respect for his positive attitude too! Hope he physically and mentally recovers as well as he can!!
that 3rd one fucking broke me. when he said he was basically reading the story of terminally ill people’s last day, that sh felt so real
It literally gave me f*cking chills, i mean seeing just comments from people that now is gone
@@Kurachikento well he asked the question, now he got the answer for it.
And I agree that it really is terrifying to see these people telling their last moments.
I just found these videos today. And all I have to say is, I think its a great idea, and thank you for doing this. Even if its a small several minute case, its worthy to speak of so others get their story told.
Also, I am enjoying your channel! I love the dark and creepy, especially on the internet.
When nick uploads he puts a smile on my face but the story he tells quickly changes it that
Nice Elton john pfp
I LITERALLY just checked every night this week for hopefully a new video from you. And you uploaded. Much love. Your content is great and I love your soft voice.
What in the actual fresh fuck? Has my phone been hacked, is this even real? Dude, this is Ryan.. you see Cole lately?
@@TheStonerKoala huh?!!
@@shelbyhosp8424 uhhh, idk, nvm. Thought you were the shelby hosp in spfd Missouri or something. That'd be too coincidental and weird.
@@TheStonerKoala that is me.
@@TheStonerKoala Robinson?! ONE DREAD MAN?!?;
to be fair, the "impossible situation" thing was completely out of left field. if anyone remembers, there were threats on the trade center being bombed since 1991. i think one of the more recent ones was a splinter group saying that they could crash a plane into it, and the vast majority of new yorkers didnt take it very seriously, but a few joked about it, and one very unlucky person took it to the internet.
It’s shocking that he is both alive and in good spirits, I hope that he fully recovers and stays strong
i see Nick upload, I insta click
I see nick i click scrr scrr. Accurate though
I was about to sleep then saw Nick uploaded new video, I don't need to sleep anymore :D
Same
ong lol
@@DarkZuckerberg 🤣
One thing I actually love about this channel is that it’s not just a creepy voice over random images with no substance to the stories. I can actually look into this on Reddit and Google and find out that everything is true. I can imagine a creepy story and tell it, but if it isn’t true it really doesn’t affect anyone that much. But when you find out some of this really does happen, that’s what makes me stay up at night.
It’s so weird to me hearing the dates that these things took place and looking back at my own normal life and what I was doing at the time
The story about the terminally ill people talking about their expereinces & daily life just hit me hard for some reason. Like, tears sliding down my face as I listened. Death is something everyone has to deal with throughout their life & then when it ends, but we so rarely talk about such things as a society, at least here in the US. The better medical science becomes, the more likely it is that people will have warning of impending death, so I think it's something we need to work on.
You really need to do another installment of this. The Reddit post of those who were dealing with terminal illnesses was especially haunting. I've been binging on your videos for the past week and I always look forward to your content. Great work!
Nick: *searches up the most dark corners of the internet, completely fine with everything he's seeing*
His FBI guy: bro wtf
edit: editing this because i hate how it says 'more dark' instead of 'most dark'
thanks for funny replies too btw
You ok dude???
@@thatcatdude3431 who is this dude guy? Why do people keep bringing him up?
@@logc1921 it's a internet joke
@@thatcatdude3431 yea but who is dude
Like fr man, tf is wrong with you guys
Just the feeling you’d get if you’re watching the towers collapse and you slowly remember that conversation you had only a few months beforw
When you started talking about "Anyone wanna bet that the World Trade Center could survive an 767-300 impact?" A shiver went down my spine
The same guy later: "Ok buckos, whoever betted that it would survive the crash, pay up!"
@@manolgeorgiev9664 lmao
@@manolgeorgiev9664 no cuz planes didnt hit the building there were bombs inside the building that exploded causing it to fall.
@@SlasherHorrorMovies1 controlled demolition no doubt
Oh shit the conspiracy theorists are here
That story about the extreme car stunt reminds me of the guy who tried to do a stunt where he buried himself alive in a glass coffin. They refilled the hole with cement, and as they were refilling it, the glass broke and you could see a big bubble rise out of the cement. I can't remember if he died or not, but when I first saw that footage on tv as a kid, it really freaked me out.
Oh yeah I remember seeing it too! I think he died tho
He was crushed by the cement. He died.
he survived ruclips.net/video/qupDewdoAos/видео.html
Omg that is such a horrible video 😢 iirc he was stuck under the cement and dirt for half an hour until he was pulled out and declared dead
MrBallen just did a video on it and he did die sadly
The first story is like "I thought you died" "Sadly, Yes, but I Survived"
Do you have the gangster spongebob pfp cause of Ugly Mane?
@@gero3015 who is Ugly Mane
@@gavinisdie He was the one who originally used that gangster spongebob picture as an alternate cover to his album Mista Thug Isolation
@@gero3015 damn ugly mane fans in the nick crowley chat😈
@@bobbabobba5567 U already know 😈
Making a life threat is a criminal offense.
But saying that you're going to kill someone isn't
@@dropyourself That's legit a threat lmfao
@@dropyourselfThat's literally the exact thing that is covered under what OP said. Besides, if I threatened someone with harmful actions in front of the police, then honest officers would arrest me for verbal assault, threats of violence and a few other charges. These cops are just failures.
@@anonymousalien7417 depends on the situation
@@RealMephres idk why I commented that but police only act if there's a credible threat (and even if there is they sometimes don't, because cops are lazy pos).
The last story in the “final photographs” segment is horrifying. Those girls remind me so much of me and my sister which makes it 100x worse for me..
Just be careful when alone at night at some dangerous places like woods etc. It's the best you can do. Learning self-defense, running or having spray with you won't hurt too (but I understand that in dangerous situation people can be confused, scared and forget about all these things). Even better- have a big company of people you know accompany you. From the looks of it, young girls are being targeted more often than boys, so it won't hurt to be overly cautious. It's dangerous world we're living in, stay safe.
its a miracle Goodwin survived - like jesus.
when you play with death, its gonna catch up with you. Goodwin was 'lucky' to get away with a very serious, very panful lesson. wish him the best with the rest of his recovery, and pray he won't put himself in extremely dangrous situations like that again.. he may not end up so lucky next time
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@@lilithlevi9534 yeah exactly, totally agree
@@lilithlevi9534 looks like being dead for 8 minutes messed you up
@@lilithlevi9534 Sure, buddy. That's what they all say.
"If you sacrifice six people every six months you will win the powerball"
Me: BRUH
Hey to get to level twenty I need to buy my patron’s favor
Nice
It’s actually true . You got it wrong it’s actually 3 people every 6 months and you’ll win the Powerball every 9 years
@@lilbigman00 Ah I see, thanks for clearing that up for me lmao.
That first incident is genuinely unbelievable. Not just the nature of it but also that he would actually survive and is on track to make a (mostly?) full recovery. A relief to hear that tbh, happy for him - what a trooper. The human body can be insanely resilient sometimes, yet so fragile in other circumstances.
That terminal illness thread is one of the most heartbreaking and painful things. Bless all of them no longer with us.
Bibaa and Nicole's last photos are much darker than that. Being guarded at the scene by MET officers - PC Deniz Jaffer, 47, and PC Jamie Lewis, 33 - they were photographed on personal phones before being shared with other officers.
"Four images of the two women’s dead bodies were taken by Jaffer and a further two pictures were shot by Lewis, as the tragic women lay dead in the undergrowth. The pictures were then shared on WhatsApp with Lewis’ face superimposed on to one of the images, while the officer also used “degrading and sexist” language to describe the two women." - Evening Standard article by Tristan Kirk.
Just months later, a MET officer would end Sarah Everard's life.
What in the fricken sht?- I hope those officers burn in Heck.
How horrifying, how can those creepy sickos be the police, they sound lie some rapists and serial killers themselves (killing women). Wtf is it with all these sick men, can't they just let women live in peace? Most women just want to be left alone and live their lives and not bother anyone but still these creepy men are stakking and harassing and being inappropriate against the womens will, even in death.
Just like the Porsche girl pic which was shared around by CHP officers, what the hell is wrong with these people?
Mr. Nick Crowley, heart or pin this or something? Omg!
@@Sly-Moose Heck? I've got my 🤞 for _actual fire._ ...Then every circle of Hell proper, as per Dante's "Inferno".
i love your videos man, no matter what you manage to tell a story perfectly and make it as easy to understand for anyone watching. you are truly talented
I know this video is almost a year old, but for anyone wondering, 18:59 is referring to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, where a truck bomb was detonated in the garage of the North Tower, killing six people and injuring over one thousand.
No it's not. It's about 9/11/2001. Reddit was created on 6/23/2005.
@purdysanchez This wasnt on reddit
Did you not finish the video?😑
@@purdysanchez He said reddit, but he was referring those old message board-forum pages from back then. Kinda the same idea as reddit. Dingus
@@demarcusmalarcus425, fair enough. Ya dang hunk!
_'We can at least find some comfort in the fact that Daniel will no longer be able to carry out the remainder of his sacrifices.'_
Sure he will be; murders happen in prison all the time. Unfortunately for Daniel, however, he will _not_ be able to purchase Powerball tickets, much less collect 'his' promised winnings. Chalk up another victory for Old Scratch!
That last story is the type of shit that makes me not even want to leave my house, ever
You're just out having fun then randomly boom, you get stabbed to death
Heartbreaking and terrifying.
When I found out those posts were years old, my heart sank and I felt nothing but sadness. Tears welled up in my eyes and the true sadness of the situation really hit me.
"Doesn't mean anything if I don't actually do it" ok, let's see you apply that same logic to death/bomb threats, officer.
Ngl, Darren Mitchell is kind of a legend.
I can only hope that one day I, too, can post one last punchline in the moments before I die.
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That World Trade Center one literally left me speechless, I had chills throughout the whole segment, that is possibly the creepiest thing I’ve ever seen on the internet, an entire group of people predicting a disaster that would actually happen and of course not knowing it
I mean it was a forum about planes and there was already a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center just a few years before so the chances of someone bringing it up is higher than you might think. Alot of people forget the World Trade Center was bombed before in 1993 so it was still very much a recent memory. Still eerie though.
Another thing to add, the World Trade Center being one of the biggest and busiest buildings in the most culturally relevant city in America and more broadly arguably the world, was subject to a LOOOT of threats from prospective terrorists. Idk how to describe it without misrepresenting people, but it was kind of, I suppose, expected in a way?
The idea of what happened on 9/11/01 happening wasn’t too farfetched to many people, especially aviation enthusiasts such as the ones on the forum.