Where Did These Images Come From? (Part 3)

In todays video we talk about the origins of popular horror images such as the Russian sleep experiment photos, Killer clown, Liminal space images and more. We also answer the question., Where did these images come from?

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intro 0:00
Russian sleep experiment 1:38
Cooper family falling body 5:58
Clown with an axe 8:25
4 children for sale 9:26
The Monroe house 10:33
premises on Pskov 11:43
Ghost girl gif 12:36
Smile 13:23
Ghost girl in mirror 14:11
Mickey in basement 15:15
Wasco Clown 16:40

if you're reading this for some weird reason go comment "tuv is about to steal Jaden's hairline"

[morbidforfun]

Decided to make the background music a bit louder so let me know if you guys like it or not. Huge shout out to Jaden for hopping on this video!

[cxireen]

I didn't expect such a BIG mystery behind the Russian sleep experiment photo to just be explained that easily.. I am mind blown

[glitchgrape]

I've been a Spirit/Halloween in general nerd forever, and dropping the "Russian sleep experiment victim is actually a Halloween prop" fact is always fun. especially since spazm is one of my all time favorites

[adenbaden]

Fun Fact: If you look closely at the Russian Sleep Experiment image, you can see the speaker on the animatronic

[pigeonmama]

Holy shit... thank you for this video. The "creepy grudge ghost girl in the mirror" TRAUMATIZED me as a kid to the point where I was afraid of mirrors for years LMAO.
Gives me some comfort to know it was an art project.

[anijay]

I can’t believe the Russian sleep experiment image came from a spirit Halloween costume 💀💀💀 also IDK if it’s just me but it looks so much scarier in black and white. I don’t know how it having no colors makes it feel more realistic than in color.

[jackierocha]

Honestly it’s pretty wholesome and full circle that the Wasco clown ended up raising money to help improve the lives of children, a clowns main job is to cheer people up and improve their lives even if it’s only for 20 minutes or so, so it’s really nice to see that a creepy clown managed to still do the simplified job of a professional clown. It honestly be really funny if the crazy clown crazy came back again and instead of terrorizing people they were just looking weird/silly/creepy while trying to do good deeds

[AutumnIsFalling]

I'm 100% you can find more infamous internet photos, they just won't be as mainstream as these. Please continue this series, it's so fun and interesting!!!

[DARKANDGRIDDY]

The mirror one has always been so horrifying to me. I don't know why but when I see it my blood runs cold.

[rlinders]

THEORY: The copper falling body was just the puppeteer falling after Patchy the Pirate pulled Potty down.

[mahkuntizitchy]

8:51 since the clown is standing on stairs, that "black stick" is actually the bottom of the hand-rail that most stairs have. You can even see the mounting brace used to anchor it to the wall.

[bryan]

I remember seeing the cooper photo as a kid and it scared the shit out of me. I cant even go to the bathroom by myself for days.

[Bobbymaccys]

Making a Halloween prop one of the most famous horror pictures is absolutely genius!

[Moonzari]

It’s okay, I thought the Russian Sleep Experiment was real at first, too. It is very well written. Then I found out what exactly creepypastas were. I’m old, been around the internet a while.

[justabodyguard]

DAMN I DID NOT KNOW THE RUSSIAN SLEEP PROJECT WAS A DECOR FOR HALLOWEEN?

[ChrisGaming_]

10:14 selling kids for 2 bucks each is beyond insane

[someburntcereal]

I love your content, you deserve a lot more views and subs

[wafflechest]

Ok so there’s a video online called “scary” made by angel404. After a clip of salad fingers and the movie “tarantula” there’s a clip of a woman in a yellow outfit, in what looks like a school turning around to the camera. Many people who’ve tried to find all the clip origins (including myself) still haven’t found it so if you end up making a part 4 I’d really want to see that get looked into. Especially considering just how elusive it is

[JeanieD]

About the “Clown with an axe” photo: in the original, the clown is just holding onto the handrail for the stairs, not a stick.

[SMtWalkerS]

This is very interesting! I am a skeptic and a rationalist, but also enjoy ghost stories and horror. Cool to find out the origins of some of these scary things. Very enjoyable video!