Slenderman Made Me Do It

Time stamp to skip 911 call: 33:57

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[pupspuppet]

Personally, had the creator not made Slenderman, I feel like she would've just latched onto another character or figure.
Even without that attachment, I wouldn't be surprised if she had done something just as dangerous in a different situation.

[mrsp]

That man is a selfless hero. When asked "is there an assailant around?" His didn't even look"....his concern was that little girl and he didn't even stop to think of his own safety.

[MandiLou]

This man was the best operator I've heard. Every call I hear is so stressful and infuriating.

[vampiressouran]

That Greg is a great guy. The way he talked to the operator and explained the situation, and the way he helped her through it. Wow. Give that guy a medal, am I right?

[aprilcervantes]

"Never thought when I had kids I'd have to have the discussion with my son that you can't facetime JESUS!!!"🤣😂🤣😂.. I just
Choked on my oatmeal, that was hilarious, but true!

[naughtylola]

Okay but Greg on the Bike was a real one. He was the kind of person you would hope would help you if you were ever in a bad situation.

[kiramcqueen]

Me: I think I’ve heard everything about this case already

Stephanie: Hold my coffee

[HopingForDawn]

It is not about "convincing children". It is a form of roleplay community for horror lovers that are ADULTS. It is always explicitly stated, that those sites are for adults. the /nosleep site is a roleplay site. You also wouldn't blame Stephen King for a crime if someone decided to kill someone based on one of his books.

[lolalala]

I can’t agree with putting the blame on the author of slenderman, that’s like blaming any author or writer for killing in the name of their work. It should fall on the parents for not providing guidance to their child.

[kaypaige]

That dispatcher was one of the most professional and meticulous dispatchers I’ve ever heard. He did an awesome job at asking certain questions and giving the right advice/directions in handling the situation until the authorities arrived.

[emily]

This happened in my neighborhood. I don’t know any of the people involved personally, but last year I saw Peyton at Starbucks with her mom. She looked well to me and was laughing and joking with her mom. Obviously underneath that she will be forever scarred but it was nice to see her smile! I can’t believe this happened so close to me.

[username.not.known]

Oh man. The 911 operator saying, 'Stay with her; Protect her' made my cry.

[silveramaryllis]

A couple things: as a person who played Sims basically my entire childhood and got any and ALL of my friends into it, killing sims is not an abnormal thing and no one would really be all that alarmed if someone did that enough to tell someone that they think said person is a psychopath. The game has a comedic and quite cartoon-ish way of death so it's not disturbing in any way. Something as simple as a lamp blocking a sims way can lead to their death. I mean heck, you can chat with the grim reaper and become his BFF. The games are all rated PG-13 are in no way gruesome.


Secondly, I don't really like the implication that those who write things like the slenderman should feel they have any involvement. Nor should any ounce of blame fall on those who write horror stories like it. Of course no one would expect what these girls did! People have been reading and writing fiction and getting into the stories as if they were real for a time.


I do, however, place a heavy amount of blame on the parents of these girls.

[wayofmag]

I’m really impressed by the guy who found the girl, he was so cool, calm and collected! Thank God he found her. And thank God she survived this hideous attack...

[shannon]

Peyton is incredible! She used what she thought could be her last breaths to tell her attackers “I trusted you. I hate you.” And THEN dragged herself, with 19 stab wounds, for help! What a badass! She’s amazing and I commend her for everything she’s already overcome and IS overcoming 👏🏻👏🏻

[cosmicIllusion-eghk]

I like creepypasta and I don't stab my friends. Blaming the creators is like blaming Stephen King.

[modernmarveler]

I was with you until you talked about the creator of the story. It’s not their responsibility how people react to their characters. Creepypastas are meant to be for adults. Parents are supposed to watch their kids not the internet. You can’t expect people on the internet to censor themselves on the off chance a child will find it. The internet as a whole is not for kids. YouTube is not for kids.

[anastasiagirl]

I’m just thankful that little girl made it home.

[samantharivera]

stephanie harlowe: wearing two different socks is such a 12 year old thing to do

me a 19 year old wearing two different puppy socks: 👀👀👀

[connor]

Creators are not responsible for how others interpret their work. Period. End of story.