7 True Scary MINING Horror Stories

7 True Scary MINING Horror Stories includes terrifying tales from those who ventured into the darkest depths of the Earth...

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🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Story 1►0:00
Story 2►11:10
Story 3►14:53
Story 4►21:24
Story 5►24:22
Story 6►32:59
Story 7►46:15

DISCLAIMER: All stories within this video are provided with explicit permission from their respective authors. Thank you to all who participated in today's video!

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[rdac]

Just want to say thank you to the people from the last video who wished me well with getting better I am starting to feel better. I hope everyone has a great weekend

[bleachedout]

They legit were going to let that boy get violated by a man just because he was a big earner on the crew. That's so messed up.

[laineyfabriccio]

I was a child when the Aberfan disaster happened. I was colouring in on the coffee table and when the news came on, I didn't take much notice as I was only five myself but my mum came in with a tea towel in one hand and a bowl in the other and the tears were streaming down her face as she watched the news in horror. It breaks my heart that most of the children from the school died would have been the same age as me now with children and perhaps grandchildren of their own. When I hear someone talking about the story of Aberfan I remember the day like it was yesterday. Their graves makes you cry when you see all them with small children resting in peace.

My grandfather's on both sides of the family were coal miners, as we grew up in a very industrial part of the UK. Filthy, dangerous, back breaking work but it put food on the table. I'm so thankful that I've never had to work in an environment like that. A big thank you to miners past and present around the world, toiling away underground in such dark, scary places.

[mr.bullionnaire]

For whatever happened to Arthur, I'd like to buy a round for the Knockers

[gobbelsucks]

I’m writing this with tears in my eyes .. you have no idea how much your podcast helps me everyday! I have many panic attacks cause of recent trauma .. and your podcast helps me so much so I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[alexanderadavar]

The fact that everyone at Aberfan died because of money, and then they tried to pay the families money as a "solution", really shows that greed is a true sickness, like a disease.

[amHlam]

How cool is that, all those volunteers heading to Aberfan from all over the UK to offer their hands and heart's following that horrific event? _THAT, _ people. That's what it's about.

[macymack]

Thank you for the awesome stories and happy Valentine’s Day Joel!!

[Elcomparobby]

The arthur one is actually very interesting and straight out strange there was something non human down there that day.

[robinmcinarnay]

Seriously, going on 2 weeks of being stuck in the house with my husband, testing positive still 10 days later!!! I can't take much more of this crap! It suuucks!! Omg the headaches!!!

[Qeklandre]

Excellent!! Two of my favorite things! Spooky and mining! Thank you! I've always been a hug fan!

[FullSizeBronco]

I work on various coal mines driving big haul trucks, but could never bring myself to doing underground work. I have top respect for those that do! Takes a lot of brass to go deep into a dark mine shaft, never knowing if it could collapse on you at any given second.

[suddenturnforthebest]

When dude almost fell thru floor: 'knew i wanted to marry my wife cause she was there for me when i went thru that'. Good thing he didn't go caving with like his uncle or something

[efe_aydal]

I listened the first three, once again, u got the best stories by a mile.

[Ariconnie]

I've heard about the Aberfan disaster many times and it never gets easier to listen to

[emilystrickland]

Always love me a good spoopy mining story

[ynah]

I have been a listener since 2015. Got a lot of youtube accounts but I still go back to your podcast. I am in 8th grade the first time I discover your podcast now I am in my 1st yr college. I grow up listening to your voice. Had to comment this because I appreciate you 🌟

[vigi]

I enjoy listening to lets read, it lets me use me imagination, something we dont offen do nowdays, with streaming& social media around

[jackrucinsky]

Stories about mines seem neat in context of horror stories because, like you know closed, dark, deep underground tunnels, and indeed they are neat.