Final Photos with Unnerving Backstories

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Here are 4 Final Photos with Unnerving Backstories. These disturbing, creepy, shocking, and scary images where the last photos even taken of or by these people.

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[xhalooverlord]

That second story...just absolutely insane. I can't even fathom how someone could get into that mindset and actually carry through with it. Pure evil.

[annaelisavettavonnedozza]

All the sons & daughters who’ve had HORRIBLE parents, & this guy shoots the ones who buy him a ROLEX. Un-fvcking-believable.

[Stacy-ebgf]

The world is a dangerous place, but not if you’re wearing the right perfume…lol

[nelslyman]

Writing a story about forgiving your son who orchestrated the murder of your wife is insane

[nydiahendrixxx]

The transition to the scent bird sponsor 😭💀

[pattiegilmour]

Maura Murray’s disappearance still baffles me to this day. It’s as if she crashed her car and then vanished into thin air. Scary how you can just disappear into the void like that.

[EXRUDCON]

Hawaiian mountains are no joke, went hiking when I was there and they’re pretty treacherous

[Largo-y]

Taking a picture of the person, about to end your life. Talk about perfect timing.

[MrQuestionMark]

This type of videos really scares me….

When you see those pictures of people and you know that those people were alive or if they missing no one knows if they’re still alive or not, idk it’s just give me a weird feeling it’s terrifying if you think about it that way…

[nisyturtle]

*see unidentifiable blurry speck of dust 1000 meters away in a photo
"Oh, I know that guy!"

[suej]

I almost choked on my tea because of Chilling "Scentbird, the smells to wear so cadaver dogs don't lose your scent when you go missing " I actually love this add idea and I am in. hehehe

[lesliezin]

For the first photo, the golden rule is always best followed. NEVER EVER post on Facebook where you are going, only where you have been. I say this because the night before the kid posted his plans to hike up the Stairway to Heaven letting those with ill intentions know his plans. If he wanted to tell friends he could have used WhatsApp or private messengers. Sadly if not using the option to make posts private and his posts were public it meant that the person in his last photo probably decided to take advantage of the situation. It is why when on Facebook set any posts to private/friends only, never post where you are planning to go but only where you have been, and avoid adding those you do not know to your friends list. Because just like on hiking trails you always need to take proper precautions when using social media.

[Slibbo]

That family photo of bart... He's not there. Dead behind the eyes. A soulless vessel

[nothingtoseehere]

That last one is actually nuts... you see pictures taken BEFORE things happen but this happened literally the exact same second he took the picture

wild stuff

[beerwhiskeyblues]

Chilling Scares, I just wanted to say man, congratulations on 1 million subs. Your content is one of the few that I actually look forward to on this platform--thanks and keep up the great work!

[mynameisntremi]

Honestly Maura's case sounds like a mix of mental illness (she was at the right age for symptoms to start) and alcoholism. She walked off somewhere and died of exposure.

[GarethSteele-xi]

imagine forgiving your son for murdering his family wtf

[bogdana]

He disappears in rainy and windy weather climbing a mountain ridge with old metal stairs closed for being dangerous. People: there’s a stalker in the picture . Yeah 👍🏻

[sandrafaith]

Congrats on the 1M subs!

As for Maura's case: She said there was a family emergency, not a death; she was calling a Vermont resort line, IIRC, not trying to get an apartment; she hit a snowbank, not a tree; the school bus driver lived right by where the car was crashed, so he was returning home when he approached and talked to her; the bus driver knew immediately that she lied about making the call to AAA because cell service was bad to nonexistent up there (still is, from what I've heard). Also believe it was the woman across the street who reported the light in the car, and I think she thought it was someone lighting a cigarette, but in all likelihood probably was a flip phone light.

...I spent way too much time listening to the Missing Maura Murray podcast, lol...

I think she got spooked at the thought of getting caught drunk driving (particularly after the crash with her dad's car) and ran into the woods to evade the police... then got hurt, lost, or both. Sadly, I think it was probably death by misadventure; I feel so bad for her family. (I don't think the bus driver had anything to do with it.)

[u.sonomabeach]

I was actually in a hostage situation a few years back. Armed militia men came in to the building and started executing everyone. I was the last in line to be executed but when they got to me they started sniffing and talking amongst themselves then they asked me what I was wearing. I told them about scentbird and they liked it so much they spared my life