6 True Scary Field Trip Horror Stories (Vol. 2)

6 True Scary Field Trip Horror Stories Vol 2 includes tales from those who took a trip...to heck...

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Thumbnail Art: Robin Mikalsen

♫ Music: Iron Cthulhu Apoc

🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Story 1►0:00
Story 2►8:47
Story 3►17:58
Story 4►35:17
Story 5►39:45
Story 6►45:52

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🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Story 1►0:00
Story 2►8:47
Story 3►17:58
Story 4►35:17
Story 5►39:45
Story 6►45:52

Thumbnail Art: Robin Mikalsen

♫ Music: Iron Cthulhu Apoc

[morsel]

The dude donated his organs.. how they gonna try to sue? It was a terrible coincidence, but his brain was just the same as all the other specimens; displayed for education. A good specimen wasted, honestly.

[Mia-phxy]

“Hey the— ugh... hey friends!!” Lmao I love when these things don’t get cut out.

[NSpecterElite]

That second story was handled poorly. They were all fine and satisfying their morbid curiosity but the moment one of the organs happens to be someone they knew and suddenly the whole morgue are a bunch of evil people and deserve to be sued into oblivion.

[Grookyslime]

The second story is ridiculous. I also went on a high school morgue/ saw a live autopsy. The guy was an organ donor. Case closed. Also, grateful for people like him. Donating your body to science is highly respectable. The autopsy I saw was a 19 year old boy who had drowned. No one screamed or cried, we took notes. Parents didn't handle this correctly

[oliviadunlop]

Those people in the story about the girl named Jenny must've been incredibly naive to think that Cutter just stumbled upon her

[KittyEmoGoth]

I'd be a pissed off ghost if I knew my family decided to sue to reclaim my organs when I was the one who agreed to donate them.

[traceyrodeheaver]

Story 2... Maybe I'm different because I was raised in a morgue, and around dead bodies (My one uncle is a pathologist, and my other uncle "they are brother's" is a mortician). I don't agree with the family trying to sue the school, and local morgue because their child's organ was kept to be studied. The boy was an organ donor.... I don't mean any disrespect at all, like I said maybe I'm wired differently because I grew up around dead bodies, and organs. Who knows 🤷🏼‍♀️

[mercyhaack]

The brain in the jar was stupid. If his heart went to save a little girl would you sue to get it back?

[RosesGrow]

Spending so much time suing over something their son signed up for keeps them truamatizing themselves. It is awful that the boys sister saw the brain in the jar. But suing does nothing but hurt programs in research.. It's hard to make advancements with so many sue happy people. Like I said, it's a negative domino effect.

[sophierybarczyk]

The brain jar one tho…. Legally because he was an organ donor….. they do have the right to do so? You know? It sucks but they can’t sue for being given legal permission and doing what they were given permission for

[Annabelle]

I have a feeling that one guy was taking that little girl in the woods to kill her and if that boy didn't go to use the restroom I do not think she would still be alive js

[sandrafitts]

My daughter watched CSI all through her growing up years. She loved it. I got her all of the actors autographs. She now is a 29 year old CSI detective. Thanks for the great stories!

[brokebackbecky]

So you’re telling me that 10 year old little Jenny went missing for a week, police and citizens alike combed the area and still couldn’t find her, suddenly shows ALIVE and no one questioned how she managed to survive that time by herself?! That alone should’ve caused suspicion since I doubt little Jenny was exactly survival expert to have survived a week by herself

[Brandon-jbrn]

For the brain story, I’m on the states side, like the boy was a organ donor, if anything it’s more disrespectful that his parents ignored his wishes after death and tried getting it back even though again, he decided to be a organ donor…

[TFrills]

I think the judge was right in the second story. So what you saw some kids brain?
If you can't handle visiting the morgue, that's on you! It's GOOD that schools can offer such programs.
Weeds out the squeamish people who don't have the stomach for it.

Don't take those educational opportunities away from people who aren't so mentally weak!

[ladylovejlw]

I just want to say I follow a few story tellers on here. And you're definitely my #1 I absolutely love the way you're voice sounds while you tell the stories and how you get into character by sounding surprised or tired. Thank you for being so good at what you do. It's appreciated 👏🏻

[emilybear]

Story 3: Why are people so selfish when it comes to these situations? That guy should have been put into prison or worse for what he did to that poor little girl. He probably tormented her until he died and I know she’s probably extremely messed up from it. Ughhhh it just makes me so mad

[kathryncumberland]

The parents whose daughter went missing during the safari field trip both tried to stay at work while their daughter was missing? Yeah, I don't think so.

[isaiahmontoya]

In story 2 there's something I don't understand, and it's probably something specific to me. Why did the family want his brain back so bad? I mean he was an organ donor right? And since he's an organ donor his organ go wherever, be it to a patient or sitting on a shelf in a preservative. What his family did, to me, seems like it goes against the kids wishes. If I was an organ donor and my brain was used as a sample like that and my family tried to take it back it would seem disrespectful to me. If you're an organ donor your organs go wherever, and you can't complain if it ends up in a jar or wherever it does.