How Sealed Candy Tragically Killed A 27-Year-Old

A woman suddenly passes away after a strange encounter with a fortune teller who read her palm and told her some ominous things… Did the palmistry actually show her future, or was there something more mysterious at play? Let’s get into it!

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[thefirstuwu]

> Predicts death for the customer
> Proceeds to poison them
Truly the fortune teller of all time

[supercalifragilisticex]

The fact that she was given foil/paper wrapped chocolate immediately after that prediction is a red flag for it being tampered with.

[halfsine]

"never accept gifts from strangers" is actually a great phrase to live by

[ReallyBakedGamer]

even a seemingly frail old lady can be a psycho murderer

[maenad]

Stranger: “you’re going to die soon! Now take this mysterious candy!”

Her: **actually takes it and eats it**

Seriously wtf

[Applemangh]

If someone ever predicts my death and then gives me food almost immediately after, I don't care how hungry I am, I'm NOT eating that.

[tee]

"Psychic Wins Lottery, Again!"

- no newspaper ever

[marginbuu]

My reaction: I mean, yeah, technically we're all going to die.

[coffeecat]

Your intuition is better than any fortune teller. Listen to that instead.

[KraftyKreator]

So what one is told as a kid still applies to us as adults? Such as talking to strangers, taking rides from strangers, and taking candy from strangers. What a surprise.

[robbmitchell]

The "pesticide" my grandma uses on ger garden is homemade. She calls it pepper wax which is just red chili mixed in water. The oil from the chili is easily washed off but animals and insects avoid the oil based capsaicin. If you don't wash good enough, your green beans may be a little spicy, and being from New Mexico, I'm fine with that. Hot peppers can reduce the chance of certain cancers and parasites, paprika for example.

[erictaylor]

When I was 10 or 11 a brand new play ground opened up near my home. I badly wanted to be the first to play there, so I woke up early, jumped on my bike and rode over.
However, there were already 3 people at the park. A late middle aged woman, a young woman and a toddler. I assumed that the younger woman was the toddler's mother (something I'm still confident in 44 years later) and the middle aged woman was the toddler's grandmother an assumption I'm much less confident of now.
Well, I was still the first kid old enough to retain a memory of being the first to play in this playground. And, boy what a memory that would be.
For some reason the older woman was watching me, not her grandchild, so she saw exactly what happened to me.
When I jumped off a play structure I landed on a huge nail driven through a board buried in the sand.
You'd think this would hurt, but a didn't, for reasons I will explain.
At the time I was thinking that some careless construction worked had left the board. I just thought it was really lucky it was me who impaled his foot, as I happened to have a fake leg and it was my fake foot that was impaled.
I pulled the nail out of my foot, bent the nail over and tossed the board into the trash can, then went back to playing. Pretty soon the old lady started to freak me out a bit, so I grabbed my bike and went home. Not thinking of this for another 20 years.
I saw a news story about a playground where someone left a bunch of razor blades glued to places where a kid might put their hand. Two kids lost fingers and several more were badly cut.
When I saw the news story I realized that board that impaled my foot was no accident. And I think the old woman left the board there.
I really hope she went to her grave never knowing I wasn't hurt.

[erictaylor]

If someone tells you you are going to die soon, and they give you something to eat, why would you eat it?

[SilverAura]

I much prefer this style of video with interactions between characters. It makes us feel like we're part of your friend-group rather than a knowledge dump.

[bSixf]

"Never take candy from a stranger" Taken to the next level.

[coffeezombie]

Than you so much for bringing out friends back. I like this format

[Duvstep]

one thing my family in jamaica has taught me: never eat anything from people on the road

[hikari]

I haven't watched the video yet but I bet it was that fortune-teller who poisoned their "customers"

[Willrocs]

Some stranger “do you smell almonds ?” 😂

[shadowsoulless]

Why would you eat candy from a random stranger?. I've had people I wasn't super familiar with all for me candy and then kind of insist on me taking it, I took it and it went in the nearest trash can that I passed.