The Most Disturbing Reddit Mysteries

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[whahappend]

"The dog had no enemies". I dunno, did they check the dog's loan shark or ex-wife?

[growing_paynes]

I’m a vet tech and it is *highly* unlikely that 5 hours would be enough time for a dog to get injured, be taken to a vet, get examined, be sedated, operated on, recovered from anesthesia, discharged from the clinic, and taken home. At least some parts of that story have to be fabricated or the explanation is much stranger than we think. Veterinary malpractice would have to factor in somewhere if OP is telling the truth.

[drjekyllmshyde]

The lady who thinks she’s being stalked around 21:47 sounds exactly like what my brother was experiencing when he was abusing cocaine. He used to send me all kinds of white noise saying he heard voices in it. Once he even accused me of being in his room when I live on the other side of the country, and that he “heard me on his ring camera” as his proof. He’s been a lot better since getting sober but still lapses into psychotic episodes sometimes, it’s pretty wild. I hope OP got the help she needed because it sounds like pretty classic paranoid delusions

[kazzmcsass]

The Amazon glitches screen is creepy, but the random phrases make sense. I'm assuming House is short for House MD, a medical drama where patience not being able to breath or having odd things happen to them (like on their fingers) is common

[EwMatias]

The woman claiming to be stalked sounds exactly like my father at the worst of his paranoid delusions. And they were completely off base and fabricated

[skrazer]

I had a photo editor app that started putting ads on the Lock Screen after an update. It creeped me tf out before I figured it out. I wrote a review on the Android App Store mentioning how creepy, annoying, and honestly insulting it was.

The developer replied with what seemed to be genuine confusion, then ultimately followed up saying that this issue had been resolved. They released an update with a description that *LOUDLY* stated that the update would remove Lock Screen ads lol

Apparently, the ad company they were working with decided to do that sh!t without their consent.

I know that this video is old lol, so I should mention that this happened in 2016. I vividly remember when I first noticed the creepy ass ads in the middle of the night. The first ad was for a United States grocery store chain called Fry's Food & Drug (which is definitely owned by Kroger and is part of some massive grocery conglomerate that epitomizes the illusion of market choice in the US 😭😂, in case anyone cares lol)

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For the bloody undergarments, it's possible a previous occupant would toss any underwear with menstrual blood on them in the vent instead of washing them. Yes, it's wasteful and gross and completely illogical, but I have heard similar stories of women keeping drawers full of used menstrual products instead of just throwing them in the trash. People are weird.

[corycarver]

You left out a lot of stuff with the Sandy Beckett story. It's almost certainly a bad ARG. She made a cryptic post saying that Sandy doesn't exist and that she's a liar and a bad daughter, then a coded message saying that her mother forced her to make that post and that she would return when she was 18. She did and all she said was that she was away from her mom and she was fine. The very obvious "I was forced to write this" post and the coded messages are hallmarks of bad fake Reddit posts. There was a very similar series of posts where a guy (u/throwaway181718) claimed that he was in a cult as a teenager, and then years later he admitted it was just a story

[kaniq]

I wonder if maybe a neighbor got the dog neutered or fixed without the owners concent? Ive had weird or semi obsessed nosy neighbors in the past that complained about pets and tried to do stuff before and honestly that one makes the most sense to me

[longlivebeans]

I have a hard time believing anyone on earth is stupid enough to find multiple IDs in their spouse’s possession & not immediately suspect foul play. Like girl you didn’t even google their names to see if there’s missing persons cases open? Did the prior police reports on this man not set off any alarms for ya? Also what kind of attorney would agree to accept them & USE THEM IN COURT knowing they could be potential evidence in a murder investigation? This story has to be fake lol.

[WarDragon]

The bloodstained clothing kinda just looks like someone who didn't know what to do got their period and was scared of getting found out so they shoved the clothes they bled onto into wherever they could hide it.

[vladaimpaler]

The “buying credit card fetish” doesn’t seem out of the real of possibility to me at all. There’s plenty of men who get off on exploiting poor, struggling and/or prostituted women and getting them to “lose their dignity” so that they can make some money. He’s a sicko and he knows it, that’s why he got defensive and left in a panic

[GatoGuapo]

as a longtime stoner, the weed-to-datura story is so horrible even if its fake. theres no way in hell i mess with deliriants ever again, it's like a nightmare you cant wake up from, but all of the consequences are real. Actual Hell on Earth

[axndrgrey]

49:03 hits *real* different now that quiet on set was released 😅

[cid_Rayne]

35:00 so to be specific, datura isn't a regular hallucinogen, although you are right about it being in the class of hallucinogenics. It's a deliriant, which is just so so much fucking worse. Also datura overdoses are pretty random so yea he dead

[Peajay]

As a Melbournian and growing up with Mr cruel prowling around my neighbourhood I find this really interesting.
Maybe her stepbrother was the lookout. I’m pretty sure the girls were blindfolded which would explain not realising there were two. Mr cruel always felt like he was hiding in the shadow ready to grab me or my friends at any moment. It was scary

[Amylovescats]

Hey girl, in Canada and been watching since 20k subs. A story that I'd love to see covered in depth is the case of Kenneth Law. He's a guy in Canada who's been linked to suic•des in AUS, the UK, Canada, and the US. It's especially tragic too because most of them are young people. This man sold meat curing chemicals online that are especially deadly and are known to be used in ending ones life. He knowingly sold these products around the globe, knowing that the buyers intended to KTS. It's a story that's received minor coverage here and it deserves so much more.

[SatyrToon]

Gotta love how something mildly strange happens and Reddit never fails to jump off the "ALIENS AND ILLUMINATI" cliff.

[cheezkid]

The man in shades handing a woman in shades a weapon in a room with a weapon rack is most definitely a scene from the Matrix, the rest are likely from something else or aren't real at all. I hope that guy finds his shows. I personally think that your idea of the Cube series being mixed with other stuff (like the Matrix) is probably right here.

[locktock]

as a fellow not entirely mentally stable individual, I can say that dude with the paris catacomes delusion isnt entirely unbelievable, that stuff sends you on some adventures even if they dont seem logical or connected