7 True Scary Stalker Horror Stories (Vol. 12)

7 True Scary Stalker Horror Stories (Vol. 12) includes stories of relationships that went from the honeymoon phase to the obsession phase quicker than expected...

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Thumbnail Art: Robin Mikalsen

♫ Music: Iron Cthulhu Apoc

🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Story 1►0:00
Story 2►7:01
Story 3►17:07
Story 4►19:39
Story 5►26:07
Story 6►36:02

DISCLAIMER: All stories within this video are provided with explicit permission from their respective authors. Thank you to all who participated in today's video!

#truescarystories #creepy #letsread

[ananditakumari]

In India, we celebrate a festival called 'Diwali', and it is MANDATORY for us to keep the house especially clean during this time (you know the saying, "Cleanliness is next to Godliness"). That is exactly what I'm doing rn and your voice has been a pleasure to listen to while cleaning, Joel!

[stacythomas]

How did that one husband only get probation for torturing his ex-wife? Isn't that attempted murder?

[baileymoran]

The ones from the stalker is terrifying. Those stories are always so creepy. Their motives and experiences never really make sense to people who understand and, more importantly, RESPECT boundaries and have healthy emotions.

[Luke-bkhc]

When I hear those birds whistling at the end I never know if I'm happy I can now sleep, or sad it's over.
One smart fellow he felt smart, 2 smart fellows they felt smart.😊

[phoenixrising]

I'm so addicted to these stories. I think I follow every true horror story channel on here. I listen at work, when I wake up, and while in bed. People need to Always be aware, you think you know, but you really have no idea. The world is such a truly terrifying place. Always be aware of your surroundings, even when you feel safe and secure at home.

[peachturnover]

Story 4 spoke to me. I was that person. I did most of those things (Nothing to do with watching their home) and I've gotten so much better. I was told my issues stemmed back to childhood trauma.

[tango]

Just got into bed, perfect timing as per usual ⭐️

[tablescissors]

Excellent choices for stories.

Much sympathy to the mother with the narcissistic ex-husband, if one has not been on the receiving end of narcisstic rage it can be hard to imagine how terrifying, life altering, and all consuming that can be.

To the woman seeking psychiatric treatment for what sounds exactly like BPD with stalking tendencies (which affects approx 10-30% of those diagnosed), she too was right in stating that "Yandare" is a fantasy and not identical to actual cases -- thank you for seeking help, don't give up, you are doing something that people without mental illness struggle to do...face themselves and particularly their inner demons.

Yours stems from a lack of self-esteem, possibly acquired in childhood, and/or from a genetic predisposition -- please appreciate that you cannot (do not) "love" these crushes, the obsessive behavior is filling the void for love inside yourself, and that is also why they are so easy to forget...it's not personal, it's symbolic, and that void needs to be immediately filled; you (or your subconscious rather) have no interest in truly long-distance relationships...you need slightly more tactile fulfillment. But really, it is INWARDLY, perhaps even spiritually, that you need to heal -- NO ONE can fill that emptiness, only some kind of greater energy or source of love/empathy.

[kels]

ah yes! a rainy day + joel's voice equals perfection :)

[niiventi]

As someone who struggles with BPD, the 4th story sounds a lot like the whole FP obsession thing that happens with most who suffer w/ the illness. Hearing that story read out like that was really a brick to the face, but also very eye opening.

[mleighqs]

I have to say it was interesting to take a small trip into the thought processes of a person with obsessive thoughts in the lady's story. But as she stated she's had crushes, the issue will be when she thinks she's fallen in love. Also the celebrity stories were very chilling.

[marievaleur]

Humans are always so much scarier anything paranormal!! Give me a ghost, cryptid or alien any day! As my grandam always said "No need to fear the dead, it is the living that you need to watch out for!" Yikes!!

[Jennifer_MB]

Oh goody! A reason to jump into bed at 7:30 p.m. Thanks Joel! 🥰

[katiecarlson]

Been trying to sleep for 3 hours, no luck. Hope this video helps 😴😴

[TheWedabest]

The 4th story is very interesting and yet terrifying! It's always interesting to hear the motives and reasons from the other side.

[NewbieNikki]

Stalker stories are up there as my favorite. I find it stalker mentality so interesting and terrifying. These stories creep me out the most

[aljeanlu]

Story #3 is extremely upsetting. I'm glad he's behind bars but I hope he doesn't go after her when he gets out.

[Alse_]

MORE OF THESE TYPES OF STORIES, PLEASE! Great upload!

[rhiannajd]

Yay!!!! I was only here for the first part of the stream but I’m glad to have caught the video ☺️. Hope you enjoyed your chill Halloween Joel 🎃

[The_Cholo]

Girls/women if a man makes you feel uncomfortable screw his feelings be rude and get your point through. I'm tired of men not taking no for an answer. Pisses me off.