I'm getting chills down my spine...the fact that the lady just stood there while someone was screaming their lungs for help...she could've at least called the cops...
Id like to think that in that situation I'd sprint indoors, grab my car keys and race off after the car, but until one is in that situation, its hard to imagine what one would do
I have the habit of going and checking on things when someone is screaming and being my phone to call 911. Kids like to run around and scream bloody murder at night in my area, and it really pisses me off. Like, don’t scream like that if you’re not dying. I still check tho because I don’t want to ignore it one day at the wrong time.
My poor mom was so scared to leave the house when all that was happening, even though there were never sightings anywhere near us. She's petrified of clowns.
Why was that woman on her porch not calling the cops?? My god those screams is the most chilling thing I’ve ever heard, that will be stuck in my mind forever.
@@EM-lz9kg that story happen a while ago she did call the cops and actually her husband got in his car and tried to chase the car down but it was too fast and he lost it
People really shouldn’t assume they know everything just cause they saw a video that can’t even show a fraction of everything that’s happening around its lens just beyond view.
Hope the kidnapped woman in the car is at least alive and isn't tortured. Strange why so few people are commenting on that, that was the most disturbing thing in the video.
I was so confused when the woman was just standing there like nothing was happening, like omg do something it’s obvious there is a severe problem going on like dang.
When I first saw that video I remember just feeling extremely angry at at the ringcamera owner who did absolutely jack while another person was screaming with all their might in hopes of help. Its Cali so its highly likely they were kidnapped, even while I lived there for several years there was serial killer hacking women and shoving them in mailboxes. Calling the police or attempting to snap a photo of the car from her unseen place is the very least they could've done besides sitting there and staring and fixing their clothes.
7:42 my jaw literally dropped. The way the man said it so nonchalantly was truly terrifying. I was incredibly caught off guard at what he said. As a scary/horror lover that doesn’t often get scared, the fact this is real life but seems like something you’d see in a horror movie? No. I’m not sleeping tonight, I can tell you that. Edit: 1. Most likes I’ve ever gotten on a comment, thanks! 2. Are people mad at me or agreeing, I can’t tell 🥲
@@Xani.0”You felt uncomfortable when someone said they wanted to murder and rape someone!? You’re not a true horror fan at all! Everyone knows all horror fans are emotionless sociopaths who have no regard for other’s safety!”
I feel the same as a lot of other viewers, this deserves more attention. That one in the apartment building is the most scary to me, having someone dangerous and fixated on you just across the hall.
I was young and opened the door to some blonde dude at my door, he was dressed in red and looked just like those cliche pizza delivery boys you see in shows/movies. it was night, and he asked me for my mom. "is your mom here?" he waited at the door. I don't remember what happened after that, he didn't come inside. however, after my mom closed and locked the door, I got yelled at for opening the door to a stranger who could've killed us.
To be fair, the bear in the video was a black bear, which most likely would've backed off if he put up a fight. Still dangerous, but usually less dangerous than a dog attack
very huge difference between a black bear and grizzly, its actually said your supposed to fight if its a black bear unlike grizzly or even worse polar@@glopple
And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing i do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.
@@bzljazbla The woman did call the cops, that clip is only a portion of the full video which she did ran outside and after hearing what was happening she called the cops as she got her husband to chase after the car but he quickly lost it. I think due to how quick everything was going and how dark they couldn’t get a license plate just a general description of the car, man, and woman. This video is 4 years old now and the story is 2 doors down from the woman in the red towel house, a car pulled up on a woman and a man immediately jumped out and grabbed her. The woman try to run but the man got her from the back of her head and hair and pulled her into the car, a neighbor who watched the whole incident happened (and while calling the cops) said the man even was saying/yelling “I’m sorry!” As he grabbed and push the woman. After he managed to get her in his car he immediately jumped back in and sped off as the woman kept screaming for help. Like in the video to this day no one knows who’s the woman is or her kidnapper, and she hasn’t been found and there been no updates to the case since. I think insider edition and several other news outlets have the full video and interviews with neighbors.
Man, I really hope the woman who seemed to be getting kidnapped is OK. Same goes for that girl who was hiding on the porch at 14:00. I wonder where that was, or if the police ever looked into that one? I couldn't find anything about that video through Google.
The "kidnapped" woman appearing at 14:00 was arrested for burglary. That car she ran towards was the getaway car driven by her accomplices. She was using the pretense of a "kidnapping" to get people to answer the door so they could gain entry to homes. You can find her mugshot in other similar videos.
I've got a funny story for you. On RUclips I once saw the video of a girl practicing yoga. Behind her you can see a window giving on her balcony. A guy from a nearby appartment had climbed between balconies and reached hers. He was there, on HER balcony, watching her. She eventually notices him, makes him get in then get out from the entrance. That, and there is the story of the weird dude in that video. Appartments aren't that much safer, I'm afraid ^^'.
@@Dante02d12 yeah but I'm so far away from other buildings, so if somehow someone climbs down from the balcony above us or uses a ladder to get to our floor without being noticed then that's an amazing feat
I’m literally crying from the girl who screamed her lungs out for help while the women just stood there on her porch I’m begging that she wasn’t killed or tortured
@@highbahamut6188 um if you’re talking about non-Black people I don’t think you should call it lynching. I Call it vigilante justice. It’s just saying that you support lynching sounds like you’re racist. Just saying you might wanna be careful in the future.
Concerning the bear encounter, grizzly and brown bears cam be VERY dangerous but he was dealing with a black bear, which aren't incapable of doing harm but a species of bear you could realistically push away. Black bears are smaller, more skiddish, and aren't generally predators to humans.
This is the second home in which ruclips.net/user/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU we've replaced our "regular" doorbell with a Ring video doorbell and we really enjoy it. It is very easy to install and it works very well, with a clear picture through the app and good in-home use (we added the chime, which is also easy to install and doesn't require another thought to use).
I have a rule in my house, no answering the door after 7:30 pm unless I know someone is coming over or if it’s my grandma, and many times I’ve been glad I have that rule in place, love ya ring door camera
My sisters ring doorbell almost caught a drive by shooting, unfortunately it only caught the sound and not the car so the police couldn’t get a license plate. This happened twice and a week apart too :/
I'm here from RUclips recommended, And I'm have to say it, thanks for making content like this and often reminder people to always be alert of your surroundings even at your own house, because All bad thing can happen anywhere at anytime so be careful if heard someone knocking at your door. I appreciate your hard work.
@@Silversylveon-i6u well well mental health crisis can happen anytime. May it be day or night so it’s not something that just happens in the daytime and no kidnappers would be apologizing.
The way the man at 7:50 so effortlessly said he was going to r4p3 and k1ll the lady inside gives me chills ESPECIALLY WHILE HES WEARING A CROSS! Something is seriously wrong with him, and I hope he seeks mental help.
10:37 this is exactly why I always wait till the package delivery person leaves before going to get the package, you never the intentions of people you don’t know, please be safe guys❤️
I wonder if doors with ornate glass panels in them are going to go out of style soon. Seeing the guy at 6:13 knocking on a glass door, knowing what he intends to do, is chilling.
Also beware: A criminal could threaten and use a family member of yours to go to your front door...You might think, "Oh, it's just my family member, not some stranger." And the moment you open the door, criminal barges in. It's good to have some unique "code" of some sort between family members to easily but subtly signal whether you're in dange or not in a particular scenario.
@@LaughingLlamaLodge If she was mentally unstable or had a bad drug problem and he had to take her to a facility. I guess I didn't explain my response properly.
One of the most underrated horror tubers out here. Hes not like chilled where he puts on that fake voice and starts pretending like your " Going to pee yourself " after viewing the footage. Literslly just commentates over scary footage Bro what goofheads. Why would you barge into someones house to shoot a 11 year old. Stab a father. Just to run away with nothing?
And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing and do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.
The clips with criminals are just disgusting, seeing the little amount of empathy these people give to their victims is just disturbing to say the least. I hope the people who were victims of these heinous crimes are okay.
I hope the criminals are also okay, normal people only rob others out of desperation, so they're either really desperate, or insane, in both cases they need help as much as the victims do.
@@zander6907 I don't see how that counters what I said. I didn't say we shouldn't prioritize saving the victims. If a criminal is pointing a gun at someone, you shoot the criminal. It doesn't mean we should be devoid of empathy for them, especially if they're handcuffed and not threatening anymore.
@@AtomicBlastPonyI see where you're coming from, but I think it depends on the situation for me. If you have ruined another person's life (murder or situations causing extreme trauma to the point the victim can no longer live a regular life) I don't think you deserve a second chance. I mean if it's someone mentally ill I can understand wanting to provide help, but mentally ill or not that is the kind of people we should never let back into society.
@@chillspirit1545 Desperation can drive people to all kinds of things. Should we give a second chance to someone who murdered a person to rob them? No, you might say, but what if I added that they did this to pay for their child's cancer treatment? Suddenly it's not so black and white. What if I told you that's the reason behind like 80% of such crime? People often have no choice but to turn to a life of crime. Don't blame them, blame the system where half the wealth is hoarded by a few individuals.
idk this might just be me being a bit too forgiving but if someone was willing to make peace with me after stealing something I'd rather make peace- you know the saying, "make love, not war?" I stand by that
Given the freaky way he offered 'peace' I'm gonna vote for no. I'm also gonna vote for not provoking the guy by saying he started a war and just call the friggin cops.
This kinda makes me more wary for halloween. legit anyone could dress up in a costume, ring some innocent persons doorbell who's expecting to give a sweet little kid candy, and then barge into their house to cause who knows what. I honestly think that anyone who can afford a camera door bell, should follow through and get one.
16:42 once i went to a texas roadhouse, we were leaving and i was pretty young but still smart, a large black truck passed and a woman was screaming as music blasted, i suspected to cover her screams up, the man said "shes fine shes just drunk" it didnt sound like it though, i now think he kidnapped her and covered it up, i didnt say anything because i was too afraid to, this was at night btw. my parents did nothing, thinking the woman was a crackhead/alcoholic, i knew something was wrong.
The one in East London with the fake delivery driver scares me the most because something bad actually happened, and you can hear the screams of the victims.
And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing and do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.
@@bzljazblamost logical course of action: *running directly into danger* (Though they definitely had no excuse not to call the police, which i’m hoping they did)
as was said by the OP, she could've just grabbed the damn phone. In the other hand, Ive seen cases of street stabbing and bystanders went to grab random long objects so they could hit the attacker with. If everyone on this street went after the car, the chance of saving the girl is pretty high, the most dumbest thing to do here is to just stare and observe and not doing anything. The only reason to not approach and do something is when there is a firearm, which I doubt it was, because then no one would just stay outside at their porch staring. bruh. when I was 7, i was walking with my mom down the street in the middle of bright clear DAY, in a town centre, the street was crowded with people. We were going home from a trip, and my mom held suitcases. Randomly some man appeared behind us, he was young and skinny, he started screaming at us, and my mom whispered to me "sweetie, run home" and so I did, and the man started to chase me. I was crying and screaming for help as I run through the people, yet no ONE even brothered to look at our direction, as if it was not their problem, which I suppose wasn't.. I don't know if the race was a problem here, since i was black and the man was white... but because of that it was clear that he was not my father and we weren't just playing around, I, the 7 year old, was screaming tears, and no one helped a CHILD. For a few ten meters he stopped chasing me slowing down, I manage to get home safe. My mom was safe also, as it was obvious she wasn't the man's target, he ignored her and my mom manage to call the cops on him. @@HyperNova808
@@HyperNova808 sorry for the long ass reply and storytime, I dont expect you to care, i just wanted to give you a reason why it makes my blood boil when i see people missing the opportunity to save/help someone.
First one i think the woman is either under the influence of a substance, or she wanted to freak out the owner. Back home we'd get people coming to our house under the influence, and being completely confused thinking they are heading home, a friends house, or a party
a man was at my door once i was young and terrified while my parents handled it and called the police, the man wanted to come in but they didnt let him, we didn't even have a camera doorbell at the time, still freaks me out to this day
It's disturbing for me that some people just don't think it's necessary to have decent amount of protection for themselves, it's a protection for them!
100% sure the guy at 9:30 has a gun in-hand just barely out of frame, you can see it if you look closely by the way his hand curls around it and how it is angled.
The last one is the only one that happened because of the camera. The rest, it's reasonable to say were prevented because of the camera, except for a few where either nothing happened or it went bad anyways. Overall I'd call it a net positive.
I get that the dad was scared when they had his children on the ground, but telling the criminals the cops were on the way is the worst idea in that situation. That would increase the likelihood of them shooting the kids!
16:16 I forget what the exact time was but it was way past midnight in the dead of night. I heard a car driving extremely fast through my neighborhood (which was weird because we had speed bumps and the sound of the car sounded way too fast for speed bumps). And I heard a woman screaming from the car "help me im being kidnapped" at the top of her lungs. I was...maybe...16 or 17 at the time? Just in bed and scrolling away at my phone. I also live in LA, not in the city, more in the suburbs. I wasn't really sure what to make of it cause I was just in shock and doubtful of what just happened. And the car was already long gone by the time I figured I should've gone and get help. Just seeing this clip reminded me of that. I'm just hoping that whatever I heard wasn't actually real and it was just a sick prank.
I cant believe the one at 16:00 eith the girl screaming for help has no explanation. People just fucking stood there. I don't know... knowing you could have done something but didn't is haunting. As a young woman myself, I would've grabbed the bat by my door and ran in the direction ... my gut reaction is to fight. And in a situation that feels like life or death - whether it's me or someone else's survival - I just do what my gut tells me to. Coming across this clip several years after its passing is so disturbing; when the person stood on the porch - didnt even go for a phone to call 911, just tightened the robe a little? That's insane to me. My body, knowing that I'm just watching something/not involved, still had a bizarre reaction to hearing her screams and watching someone stand still. Chills were literally everywhere ... because my body knew it couldn't fight, so it just froze. I want to say I hope she was okay, lived through it, and has the opportunity to heal. And if not ... god, I hope it was quick. 💔
@13:17 That's still Houston area. It's just that big. The spot you're pointing to is around the conroe-ish area and is maybe a lil over an hour drive at night from Pasedena.
The thing is, when we were kids, we might have thought there was something or someone under our bed, or that someone or something might be watching you. Your parents would have probably laughed and told you to go to bed. But the messed-up thing is, that is reality. That happens to people. It's really sad.
The bear encounter guy wasn't really that lucky. By the looks of it, the bear that attacked him was only a black bear. Now, I'm not saying black bears aren't scary. But they're NOWHERE near the terror of a grizzly bear. They are in 2 completely different tiers of danger.
The one where the two guys were trying to pose as CPD, the guy DID call the cops. The two guys ran when they could hear the sirens. The cops got to the house about a 1-2 minutes after the guys were gone. (It was on a PD RUclips a while ago)
every time i see that "educational purposes" disclaimer, i know its gonna be one of the best videos ive ever seen watching this before bed and i have to get up early tomorrow, dont do what i do. please.
That one with the guys in white hoodies with the delivery girl decoy happened right down the street from my house in Pasadena, Tx. I got a new alarm system the next day.
I suffer from paranoia and every time I see these videos I wonder how it is that in the USA anyone can enter your land, walk through your yard or whatever so easily, I could km just by seeing someone in my patio
if someone enters your yard it's definately not normal. anyone can enter your land? i mean, i guess we're talking rural areas now right? and home invaders are usually in cities/suburbs.
@@baribari1000 In my country there are no open spaces between houses for strangers to enter just like that, we have tall spiked bars in the front garden and in the patio (I'm not from the USA), so I find the fact that it is easy for someone to enter to someone else's house so easy
bro the "are you sure" video isnt horrifying its funny af to just hear this seemingly schizophrenic guy just repeat the same things over and over again
I'm getting chills down my spine...the fact that the lady just stood there while someone was screaming their lungs for help...she could've at least called the cops...
Id like to think that in that situation I'd sprint indoors, grab my car keys and race off after the car, but until one is in that situation, its hard to imagine what one would do
I have the habit of going and checking on things when someone is screaming and being my phone to call 911. Kids like to run around and scream bloody murder at night in my area, and it really pisses me off. Like, don’t scream like that if you’re not dying. I still check tho because I don’t want to ignore it one day at the wrong time.
@@fredbearpostsfnaf9314 yeah, it'll be that one day out of 100 where you don't check and something will actually happen
@fredbearpostsfnaf9314 you're a good person. It's nice to know ppl like you exist. Thank you. God bless you
@@itsdan722I hope you do and I'm sure if someone waz screaming and getting hurt, you could be the reason they're alive. Just make sure you're ok too.
alright now that we all grown up and shi, who was in them clown costumes in 2016? 💀
Honestly, we just forget that we had killer clowns roaming the streets
My poor mom was so scared to leave the house when all that was happening, even though there were never sightings anywhere near us. She's petrified of clowns.
@@Snarl_MarxI can't go to a circus just because of clowns
I once pranked a couple kids with a clown costume with a fake knife
Butterfly effect
Why was that woman on her porch not calling the cops?? My god those screams is the most chilling thing I’ve ever heard, that will be stuck in my mind forever.
Honestly. Fucking horrifying. Feel like I can't move when listening to that.
Exactly how was the woman in that red towel completely acting so unconcerned 😮 y didn’t she calm the police 👮♀️
@@EM-lz9kg that story happen a while ago she did call the cops and actually her husband got in his car and tried to chase the car down but it was too fast and he lost it
She is a real bitch She look at this like it’s a movie She is crazy
People really shouldn’t assume they know everything just cause they saw a video that can’t even show a fraction of everything that’s happening around its lens just beyond view.
Hope the kidnapped woman in the car is at least alive and isn't tortured. Strange why so few people are commenting on that, that was the most disturbing thing in the video.
Yeah someone finally mentions her
It seems that comments are being deleted or something.
I was so confused when the woman was just standing there like nothing was happening, like omg do something it’s obvious there is a severe problem going on like dang.
@@Memeswithpugswhat if they can’t help, it’s extremely hard to do anything but call the cops.
When I first saw that video I remember just feeling extremely angry at at the ringcamera owner who did absolutely jack while another person was screaming with all their might in hopes of help. Its Cali so its highly likely they were kidnapped, even while I lived there for several years there was serial killer hacking women and shoving them in mailboxes. Calling the police or attempting to snap a photo of the car from her unseen place is the very least they could've done besides sitting there and staring and fixing their clothes.
7:42 my jaw literally dropped. The way the man said it so nonchalantly was truly terrifying. I was incredibly caught off guard at what he said. As a scary/horror lover that doesn’t often get scared, the fact this is real life but seems like something you’d see in a horror movie? No. I’m not sleeping tonight, I can tell you that.
Edit: 1. Most likes I’ve ever gotten on a comment, thanks!
2. Are people mad at me or agreeing, I can’t tell 🥲
You aren't a true horror lover then
@@Xani.0 I respect your opinion, but I don’t think that’s your call to make. 😁
@@Xani.0”You felt uncomfortable when someone said they wanted to murder and rape someone!? You’re not a true horror fan at all! Everyone knows all horror fans are emotionless sociopaths who have no regard for other’s safety!”
@@Xani.0???
Are you one of those people that like horror but you’re a masochist because you’re such a scaredy-cat? I’m one of those people lol.
I feel the same as a lot of other viewers, this deserves more attention. That one in the apartment building is the most scary to me, having someone dangerous and fixated on you just across the hall.
I was young and opened the door to some blonde dude at my door, he was dressed in red and looked just like those cliche pizza delivery boys you see in shows/movies. it was night, and he asked me for my mom. "is your mom here?" he waited at the door. I don't remember what happened after that, he didn't come inside. however, after my mom closed and locked the door, I got yelled at for opening the door to a stranger who could've killed us.
@iamafraidofwomen yes.
bro couldve died because he thought he was gonna get pizza
@@gamlinggamern1 what kind of pizza delivery guy comes to your door at 10 in the afternoon, no uniform and asks for your mom? 😃
@@cheeseswiss7253 one who wants to get frisky
@@cheeseswiss7253"10 in the afternoon" What?
To be fair, the bear in the video was a black bear, which most likely would've backed off if he put up a fight. Still dangerous, but usually less dangerous than a dog attack
That's not why black bears kill less people.
If it's black, fight back.
If it's brown, get on the ground.
And if it's white, you gon die.
a bear is a bear man. If it wanted to kill him it could have very easily
very huge difference between a black bear and grizzly, its actually said your supposed to fight if its a black bear unlike grizzly or even worse polar@@glopple
@@Centipede710yeah if it’s black fight back if it’s brown lie down and if it’s white goodnight
My goodnesss, that poor woman screaming. It's terrifying to think what may have happened to her.
And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing i do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.
@@bzljazblaYou're a moron if you think that tbh
@@bzljazblalike you would be a hero bitch
@@bzljazbla The woman did call the cops, that clip is only a portion of the full video which she did ran outside and after hearing what was happening she called the cops as she got her husband to chase after the car but he quickly lost it. I think due to how quick everything was going and how dark they couldn’t get a license plate just a general description of the car, man, and woman.
This video is 4 years old now and the story is 2 doors down from the woman in the red towel house, a car pulled up on a woman and a man immediately jumped out and grabbed her. The woman try to run but the man got her from the back of her head and hair and pulled her into the car, a neighbor who watched the whole incident happened (and while calling the cops) said the man even was saying/yelling “I’m sorry!” As he grabbed and push the woman. After he managed to get her in his car he immediately jumped back in and sped off as the woman kept screaming for help. Like in the video to this day no one knows who’s the woman is or her kidnapper, and she hasn’t been found and there been no updates to the case since.
I think insider edition and several other news outlets have the full video and interviews with neighbors.
Man, I really hope the woman who seemed to be getting kidnapped is OK. Same goes for that girl who was hiding on the porch at 14:00. I wonder where that was, or if the police ever looked into that one? I couldn't find anything about that video through Google.
The "kidnapped" woman appearing at 14:00 was arrested for burglary. That car she ran towards was the getaway car driven by her accomplices. She was using the pretense of a "kidnapping" to get people to answer the door so they could gain entry to homes. You can find her mugshot in other similar videos.
@@anthonyrusso6696 Do you know her name or where I can find more info?
Sometimes I’m glad I live in an apartment, because moments like this are very rare or none existent here.
That is why I prefer the country side. No one to annoy me, random place to go to, and much less chance for someone to get near before getting seen
Ong
@@FireFoxie1345 true that, but then you have the downside of being the first victim shown at the start of a horror movie to set the tone
I've got a funny story for you. On RUclips I once saw the video of a girl practicing yoga. Behind her you can see a window giving on her balcony. A guy from a nearby appartment had climbed between balconies and reached hers. He was there, on HER balcony, watching her. She eventually notices him, makes him get in then get out from the entrance.
That, and there is the story of the weird dude in that video. Appartments aren't that much safer, I'm afraid ^^'.
@@Dante02d12 yeah but I'm so far away from other buildings, so if somehow someone climbs down from the balcony above us or uses a ladder to get to our floor without being noticed then that's an amazing feat
bro why do i watch these videos before sleeping💀💀
I just turned my lights on, locked my door, and covered my feet
Loading up all my guns and sharpening my knives just in case
Same
im watching this and it just turned 3 AM, and my parents arent even home :')
I would not be able to go to bed
I’m literally crying from the girl who screamed her lungs out for help while the women just stood there on her porch I’m begging that she wasn’t killed or tortured
I was so scared at 10:17 when the four guys enter the house, and the family started screaming
this is why i support lyinching
@@highbahamut6188 um if you’re talking about non-Black people I don’t think you should call it lynching. I Call it vigilante justice. It’s just saying that you support lynching sounds like you’re racist. Just saying you might wanna be careful in the future.
@@lilhedgehog8576 i'm not american i'm south american
@@lilhedgehog8576Do you know nothing of history? people used to Lynch criminals which means to hang them by a rope.
Being American has nothing to do with racism lol. Anyone from anywhere can be racist
The guy who protected his dog was cool 👍
Yep
@@Garfilsd indeed
He's a chad fr
@@Sebuah_Keju fr
He was a true giga chad
Concerning the bear encounter, grizzly and brown bears cam be VERY dangerous but he was dealing with a black bear, which aren't incapable of doing harm but a species of bear you could realistically push away. Black bears are smaller, more skiddish, and aren't generally predators to humans.
yeah they even encourage you to fight back cause theyre not as gruesome as a grizzly, or a polar
I've always had nightmares about people watching me when I'm not aware, so that last footage disturbed me too my core.
The ring doorbell will give you a feeling of safety and a feeling of dread.
This is the second home in which ruclips.net/user/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU we've replaced our "regular" doorbell with a Ring video doorbell and we really enjoy it. It is very easy to install and it works very well, with a clear picture through the app and good in-home use (we added the chime, which is also easy to install and doesn't require another thought to use).
Good stuff. It definitely makes me think that I don't pay enough attention to what's going on around me sometimes as a woman.
I know this videos don’t do as well as video game content but I genuinely love when you switch it up with these kinds of videos!
Ban video games
@@LarrySmithart people really still say this stuff in 2023
@@LarrySmithart L opinion
@@LarrySmithart no, ban polititions that use video-games to leverage their goals
Why because: ViDeO gAmEs CaUsE vIoLeNcE!?
I have a rule in my house, no answering the door after 7:30 pm unless I know someone is coming over or if it’s my grandma, and many times I’ve been glad I have that rule in place, love ya ring door camera
This is arguably the scariest thing I've ever watched. Knowing that this could have easily been me, or anyone in this comment section.
My sisters ring doorbell almost caught a drive by shooting, unfortunately it only caught the sound and not the car so the police couldn’t get a license plate. This happened twice and a week apart too :/
Must be a really great neighborhood. 😂😅
This makes me scared of living alone or without my parents 😭
The brother getting close to his sibling to give them comfort broke my damn heart. Thank God they were okay. Fucking hell.
I'm here from RUclips recommended, And I'm have to say it, thanks for making content like this and often reminder people to always be alert of your surroundings even at your own house, because All bad thing can happen anywhere at anytime so be careful if heard someone knocking at your door.
I appreciate your hard work.
...I don't know what disturbed me the most but the last one in the little girl room while a bit goofy it was messed up as heck-
That one just made me angry. The rest freaked me out.
In the video where a girl was screaming *help me* you can hear a man saying *im sorry*.
A part of me makes me think that the girl was having a psychotic break and the boy was driving her to the hospital. That is why he was apologizing
@@Lo0ny_T0ons I understand what you're saying and it makes sense. To me is looks like a girl got kidnapped because it was at night.
@@Silversylveon-i6u well well mental health crisis can happen anytime. May it be day or night so it’s not something that just happens in the daytime and no kidnappers would be apologizing.
She yells "mom" twice as well.
TImestamp
9:47 Anyone see the shooting star after he said “ok give me a second”
It could be just a bug. Lol
The way the man at 7:50 so effortlessly said he was going to r4p3 and k1ll the lady inside gives me chills ESPECIALLY WHILE HES WEARING A CROSS! Something is seriously wrong with him, and I hope he seeks mental help.
10:37 this is exactly why I always wait till the package delivery person leaves before going to get the package, you never the intentions of people you don’t know, please be safe guys❤️
Same
I wonder if doors with ornate glass panels in them are going to go out of style soon. Seeing the guy at 6:13 knocking on a glass door, knowing what he intends to do, is chilling.
Moral of the story never open your door to strangers
As our parents have taught us
Also beware: A criminal could threaten and use a family member of yours to go to your front door...You might think, "Oh, it's just my family member, not some stranger." And the moment you open the door, criminal barges in.
It's good to have some unique "code" of some sort between family members to easily but subtly signal whether you're in dange or not in a particular scenario.
@@iaminsideyourwalls2021are you sure? Are you sure? Are you positive?
@@Yt99-h9q Uh, yeah?
15:34 this is the scariest one for me since we will probably never know what happened to that person...
you can hear a man say, "i'm sorry" Sounds like a domestic dispute
@@Samaslamatha I heard it too!! I wonder if he HAD to kidnap her.
@@Sandyjbeaches What, what does that even mean?
@@LaughingLlamaLodge If she was mentally unstable or had a bad drug problem and he had to take her to a facility. I guess I didn't explain my response properly.
@@Sandyjbeaches OHHHHH, now I get it. I hope that's the case. And not what everybody is thinking.
One of the most underrated horror tubers out here.
Hes not like chilled where he puts on that fake voice and starts pretending like your " Going to pee yourself " after viewing the footage.
Literslly just commentates over scary footage
Bro what goofheads. Why would you barge into someones house to shoot a 11 year old. Stab a father. Just to run away with nothing?
11:29 I held my breath praying for that poor family. I'm so happy that they all survived
This is by far my favorite video right now keep up the good content man ❤❤❤
these home intruders are precisely the reason why I have a Ak-47 as a home-defense weapon
why is no one talking about 16:08 ? im so scared for her and i hope if she is kidnapped somone found her.
The women in the car screaming scared me so much, I bought 5 ring cameras for my neighbors, and raised enough money to get more town safety.
And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing and do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.
its such a shame this didn't do as well as most of your other vids, this is arguably even scarier than your video game/ analog horror content
Doorbell cam footage like this creeps me out so much
The clips with criminals are just disgusting, seeing the little amount of empathy these people give to their victims is just disturbing to say the least. I hope the people who were victims of these heinous crimes are okay.
I hope the criminals are also okay, normal people only rob others out of desperation, so they're either really desperate, or insane, in both cases they need help as much as the victims do.
I wonder if you would still say this if it were you getting attacked@@AtomicBlastPony
@@zander6907 I don't see how that counters what I said. I didn't say we shouldn't prioritize saving the victims. If a criminal is pointing a gun at someone, you shoot the criminal. It doesn't mean we should be devoid of empathy for them, especially if they're handcuffed and not threatening anymore.
@@AtomicBlastPonyI see where you're coming from, but I think it depends on the situation for me. If you have ruined another person's life (murder or situations causing extreme trauma to the point the victim can no longer live a regular life) I don't think you deserve a second chance. I mean if it's someone mentally ill I can understand wanting to provide help, but mentally ill or not that is the kind of people we should never let back into society.
@@chillspirit1545 Desperation can drive people to all kinds of things. Should we give a second chance to someone who murdered a person to rob them? No, you might say, but what if I added that they did this to pay for their child's cancer treatment? Suddenly it's not so black and white. What if I told you that's the reason behind like 80% of such crime? People often have no choice but to turn to a life of crime. Don't blame them, blame the system where half the wealth is hoarded by a few individuals.
idk this might just be me being a bit too forgiving but if someone was willing to make peace with me after stealing something I'd rather make peace- you know the saying, "make love, not war?" I stand by that
Fair
I mean, there’s still risks so…
I'd be a little skeptical if the neighbor was shirtless...
I’d want both the stolen item back and a little other compensation, then we could make peace, but it’s still a stranger…
Given the freaky way he offered 'peace' I'm gonna vote for no. I'm also gonna vote for not provoking the guy by saying he started a war and just call the friggin cops.
"CPD we need to *AXE* you a couple a questions"
Real cops *ASK* questions
Sumbody dun wanna AXE you a question, lock and load to protect your family
8:56
7:03 I’m already scared of answering the door when somebody knocks I get a panic attack.
Me too
The guy who protected his dog from the bear deserves all my respect.
damn he had me at wine, cheese, crackers
6:46 Sadly a good amount of these crazy people are let out of prison only to commit a worse crime and then be put away.
This kinda makes me more wary for halloween. legit anyone could dress up in a costume, ring some innocent persons doorbell who's expecting to give a sweet little kid candy, and then barge into their house to cause who knows what.
I honestly think that anyone who can afford a camera door bell, should follow through and get one.
Amazing work, keep it up man!
WTF WAS NO ONE HELPING THE GIRL SCREAMING FROM THE CAR??!?!?!?
this channel got a really dark turn from my point of view
I never seen a video as dark as this
16:42 once i went to a texas roadhouse, we were leaving and i was pretty young but still smart, a large black truck passed and a woman was screaming as music blasted, i suspected to cover her screams up, the man said "shes fine shes just drunk" it didnt sound like it though, i now think he kidnapped her and covered it up, i didnt say anything because i was too afraid to, this was at night btw. my parents did nothing, thinking the woman was a crackhead/alcoholic, i knew something was wrong.
4:19 I thought this man was about to try and become a cannibal 😅
4:53 he putted glue on that ring door bell, I think it’s glue is it?
i hope so... 💀
put
@@UraniumEntertainment76sem-
New Fear Unlocked: Opening Front Door
The one in East London with the fake delivery driver scares me the most because something bad actually happened, and you can hear the screams of the victims.
16:38 I would’ve been running to grab my phone and call the cops
And how did this woman not run to the girl screaming for help to see what was going on and help?! Instead of a blanket around his waist and like watching TV. Horror. I feel sick. These people who are just standing and do nothing are for me the same as the bad ones doing it.
@@bzljazblamost logical course of action: *running directly into danger*
(Though they definitely had no excuse not to call the police, which i’m hoping they did)
as was said by the OP, she could've just grabbed the damn phone. In the other hand, Ive seen cases of street stabbing and bystanders went to grab random long objects so they could hit the attacker with. If everyone on this street went after the car, the chance of saving the girl is pretty high, the most dumbest thing to do here is to just stare and observe and not doing anything. The only reason to not approach and do something is when there is a firearm, which I doubt it was, because then no one would just stay outside at their porch staring. bruh. when I was 7, i was walking with my mom down the street in the middle of bright clear DAY, in a town centre, the street was crowded with people. We were going home from a trip, and my mom held suitcases. Randomly some man appeared behind us, he was young and skinny, he started screaming at us, and my mom whispered to me "sweetie, run home" and so I did, and the man started to chase me. I was crying and screaming for help as I run through the people, yet no ONE even brothered to look at our direction, as if it was not their problem, which I suppose wasn't.. I don't know if the race was a problem here, since i was black and the man was white... but because of that it was clear that he was not my father and we weren't just playing around, I, the 7 year old, was screaming tears, and no one helped a CHILD. For a few ten meters he stopped chasing me slowing down, I manage to get home safe. My mom was safe also, as it was obvious she wasn't the man's target, he ignored her and my mom manage to call the cops on him. @@HyperNova808
@@HyperNova808 sorry for the long ass reply and storytime, I dont expect you to care, i just wanted to give you a reason why it makes my blood boil when i see people missing the opportunity to save/help someone.
@@bainy8742 that’s horrifying…
8:23 NAH bros got that bazerk smile
First one i think the woman is either under the influence of a substance, or she wanted to freak out the owner. Back home we'd get people coming to our house under the influence, and being completely confused thinking they are heading home, a friends house, or a party
She was clearly scared and hiding. We can even see the tears.
Maybe her jaw was locked
I honestly thought she might be cold. Sometimes my jaw kinda hangs when I get real cold, but not nearly that dramatically.
11:15 As soon as I heard this part, I fr jumped and turned around because me too am playing on my computer.
Some of these cases could have been solved if others would have actually helped.
15:37 the fact she heard it but she didn’t help I feel so bad for the girl who were screaming!
1:59 when u make fun of ur grandma’s cooking
a man was at my door once i was young and terrified while my parents handled it and called the police, the man wanted to come in but they didnt let him, we didn't even have a camera doorbell at the time, still freaks me out to this day
It's disturbing for me that some people just don't think it's necessary to have decent amount of protection for themselves, it's a protection for them!
That blood curling scream with the woman in a car and then the car speeded off, Oh fuck no
100% sure the guy at 9:30 has a gun in-hand just barely out of frame, you can see it if you look closely by the way his hand curls around it and how it is angled.
15:25 has their been any updates since this video was made
The one that scared me the most was the one with the screaming woman.
every creepy "crisis" in north america seems like a normal day down here in south america
I beleive the guy who was asking " are you sure"? Was actually replying to the voices he hears in his head. So glad she didn't answer the door
1:31 this lady probably got lockjaw and is asking for help.
Hopefully she got the help she needed.
Actually doesn't she have a phone? Oh wait i dont think she can speak to 911..
Paranoia, it's here! This is why I haven't fucked with those Alexas and Amazon Homes. It is very disturbing to see these clips.
The last one is the only one that happened because of the camera. The rest, it's reasonable to say were prevented because of the camera, except for a few where either nothing happened or it went bad anyways. Overall I'd call it a net positive.
I get that the dad was scared when they had his children on the ground, but telling the criminals the cops were on the way is the worst idea in that situation. That would increase the likelihood of them shooting the kids!
16:16
I forget what the exact time was but it was way past midnight in the dead of night. I heard a car driving extremely fast through my neighborhood (which was weird because we had speed bumps and the sound of the car sounded way too fast for speed bumps). And I heard a woman screaming from the car "help me im being kidnapped" at the top of her lungs. I was...maybe...16 or 17 at the time? Just in bed and scrolling away at my phone. I also live in LA, not in the city, more in the suburbs. I wasn't really sure what to make of it cause I was just in shock and doubtful of what just happened. And the car was already long gone by the time I figured I should've gone and get help. Just seeing this clip reminded me of that. I'm just hoping that whatever I heard wasn't actually real and it was just a sick prank.
I cant believe the one at 16:00 eith the girl screaming for help has no explanation. People just fucking stood there. I don't know... knowing you could have done something but didn't is haunting. As a young woman myself, I would've grabbed the bat by my door and ran in the direction ... my gut reaction is to fight. And in a situation that feels like life or death - whether it's me or someone else's survival - I just do what my gut tells me to. Coming across this clip several years after its passing is so disturbing; when the person stood on the porch - didnt even go for a phone to call 911, just tightened the robe a little? That's insane to me. My body, knowing that I'm just watching something/not involved, still had a bizarre reaction to hearing her screams and watching someone stand still. Chills were literally everywhere ... because my body knew it couldn't fight, so it just froze. I want to say I hope she was okay, lived through it, and has the opportunity to heal. And if not ... god, I hope it was quick. 💔
@13:17 That's still Houston area. It's just that big. The spot you're pointing to is around the conroe-ish area and is maybe a lil over an hour drive at night from Pasedena.
The thing is, when we were kids, we might have thought there was something or someone under our bed, or that someone or something might be watching you. Your parents would have probably laughed and told you to go to bed. But the messed-up thing is, that is reality. That happens to people. It's really sad.
9:39 he clearly has a gun
early! & great video! you spread the word about dangers in an amazing way!
6:18 rip-off liver king
ugh, the one with the gaping mouth is horrifying to me. i have a strange fear of gaping mouths for some reason lmao
The bear encounter guy wasn't really that lucky. By the looks of it, the bear that attacked him was only a black bear. Now, I'm not saying black bears aren't scary. But they're NOWHERE near the terror of a grizzly bear. They are in 2 completely different tiers of danger.
One could argue that it was very lucky that it wasn't an adult grizzly.
Wrong
Black bears are just as dangerous. Did you know golden retrievers attack more people than pit bulls?
2:57
“What you want?🤨”
“PÉÆÇË👹”
NO FR! The audio was terrifying lol
The one where the two guys were trying to pose as CPD, the guy DID call the cops. The two guys ran when they could hear the sirens. The cops got to the house about a 1-2 minutes after the guys were gone. (It was on a PD RUclips a while ago)
I never answer my door. Everyone I know walks in so I don't trust knockers
7:15 when he says are you positive i would say "yes with corona" to get him to go
The man was crazy as hell. He wouldn’t have cared about no damn corona.
@@Texas_ice to be fair
every time i see that "educational purposes" disclaimer, i know its gonna be one of the best videos ive ever seen
watching this before bed and i have to get up early tomorrow, dont do what i do. please.
doorbell and dashcams always have a certain charm to them
That one with the guys in white hoodies with the delivery girl decoy happened right down the street from my house in Pasadena, Tx. I got a new alarm system the next day.
I suffer from paranoia and every time I see these videos I wonder how it is that in the USA anyone can enter your land, walk through your yard or whatever so easily, I could km just by seeing someone in my patio
if someone enters your yard it's definately not normal. anyone can enter your land? i mean, i guess we're talking rural areas now right? and home invaders are usually in cities/suburbs.
@@baribari1000 In my country there are no open spaces between houses for strangers to enter just like that, we have tall spiked bars in the front garden and in the patio (I'm not from the USA), so I find the fact that it is easy for someone to enter to someone else's house so easy
yeah youre right. i guess they dont have many intruders in those areas because if they did they probably would install spiked walls.@@tsumtsumu8579
"CPD... we need to AXE you a couple of questions'...
If I was in a situation where they entered my house I’d tell them to look at the police car in the driveway.
10:41 the screams of terror had my heart racing
15:03 i feel so bad for her! she was probs so scared...
she was a robbery bait and is now arrested
bro the "are you sure" video isnt horrifying its funny af to just hear this seemingly schizophrenic guy just repeat the same things over and over again
are you deaf or did you skip the context?
8:11 bro confessed to being a killer
Do did and that was stupid