3 Scary TRUE Night Shift Horror Stories

These are three true stories sent by viewers, retelling their horrific experiences working the night shift in varying jobs. If you have a personal story to share of your own, please email me.

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[theperfectten]

Last story was freaky as hell. The one thing you would want in that situation is for someone like that woman to save you. You’d never think someone that would do that would be in on it. Shows that you really can’t trust people. Keep up the good work Mr. Nightmare!

[denisegiallombardo]

In the first story, that young woman had a lot of common sense a new exactly what to do in that case. The first time that they followed her, she drove directly into a police station. The second time that they tried to get into the bar, she quickly locked all the doors and called the police again. Very smart and very brave thing to do.

[Jahamez]

The girl in that first story is so smart for going to the police first and not running out the building.

[CircHistory]

I love that first story because it showed a level of logical thinking that so many of the people in these stories lacked. She tried her best to stay calm and thought quickly. It was refreshing to see someone with such common sense.

[hauntedscares]

the lady in the first story has top notch survivor instincts

[abdul]

The person in story 1 did everything right. stayed calm, alert and acted quickly. That's exactly how it should be done.

[alisonn]

The last story was so scary - the fact that the op's apparent rescuer was actually in cahoots with the creepy guy, is horrifying. You're so thankful that someone is helping you, only to realise that they're in league with the perpetrator. It's the stuff of horror movies and serves as a deeply sad reminder that if ever we find ourselves in trouble, we shouldn't be too ready to trust someone who is all to eager to help and should still be on our guard.

[mistybloo]

Who needs a valentine when you got Mr. Nightmare to keep you company? Thank you for the videos as always!

[opheliasgrace]

That first story is chilling. The traffickers' tenacity is scary. Rule of thumb, if someone is trying to get into the back door or a window, don't just run out of the building; you have no idea who else is outside or where.

[Popfreak]

23:50 I think she’s forgetting that if you work at Walmart your uniform displays your name on a little pin clip tag

[whatzmyusrname]

The 1st & 3rd stories were terrifying! The thought of being abducted is truly scary. Stay safe out there folks!

[amandahoffman]

The scariest thing in common that these stories have are that the creeps all had frozen grins or smiles on their faces throughout the encounter. To me that makes it 10x more horrifying.

[Kaceykoley]

Jesus, it’s easy to forget how real a threat HUMAN TRAFFICKING is

[bracebrooks]

That last story was the most interesting one in my opinion. No one should have to work a night shift alone, male or female. More of these smaller facilities need security guards on duty at night.

[ms.prxed]

I don’t know if you’re see this.. but I have really bad anxiety from some stuff that happened to me years ago. I stopped driving for years bc of how bad my anxiety got. I promised myself last year I wouldn’t allow fear to consume me anymore and got behind the wheel again. I go out day time, night time, rain, shine, and most recently snow forcing myself to swallow those fears. Instead of music I listen to Mr. Nightmare. I cannot thank you enough for being my passenger so many times when I’ve been afraid. Your voice and the videos always seem to help me take my mind off of everything. I know my story sounds super silly, but I just wanted to say thank you. 🖤

[peyton_]

First story is terrifying. Trafficking is so sad

[HotStrange]

So glad you’re still here making content all these years later! Your videos literally help me relax and take my mind off the stresses of life for a little while.

[sappical]

Having the fear of someone recording you and thinking that you can lean onto another woman who you think is helping you just for her to lead you to an almost abduction is actually insane

[peterholmes]

I have never commented on his stories before and I listen to your stories religiously. Theres something truly horrifying about them being true and not knowing exactly what the "antagonists" true intentions are. These made my skin crawl. There was something about these stories that compelled me to actually leave a comment. I always hope and pray to think clearly, not panick, lock in and think on my feet when faced with situations like this. I have never been in a story worthy situation and I dont ever want to be, but if I am, im definitely sending you my experience. I just hope im aware enough to check my surroundings, stay alert, read vibes and body language to know what to do. Its like, why cant people just leave people alone? It disgusts me deeply. People are just trying to live their lives and then someone else has no issue with traumatizing them.

[BeyondtheShadows-]

This is beyond terrifying. The way they knew she was working alone still haunts me. I can’t even imagine how terrifying it must have been to realize they had planned everything. Stay safe, everyone!