The Russian Sleep Experiment Explained..

Dive into a chilling tale from 1940s Soviet Russia. Discover the horrifying consequences of a sleep deprivation experiment on war prisoners. This is not for the faint-hearted!
#history #WarPrisoners #sleepdeprivation #ExperimentGoneWrong #darktales #horrorstories #sovietrussia

[kristiancc]

Me: one more short before sleeping


The short: ☠️

Edit: dang 600 likes?

[Charazard]

Mr Beast surviving without sleeping: behind the scenes 👹

[xxDripDrew]

You forgot that they started eating each other.

[blakeburn]

"People can stay up for a week"
Me staying up for 7 days on summer week:

[theloreoffilm]

I could have seen them actually doing this back in the 1940s though even though I know it's a creepypasta

[Averinatwins]

New school subject unlocked:
Creepy pasta (drama+science)

[Editz_Roj]

That image of the russian sleep experiment is a creepypasta

[thousandyardstare]

Moment you realize it’s a fiction story and just a creepypasta

[ABCDEF.]

Bruh this is like 2 yrs ago when i didnt take a dump for a month because it was an outtoilet and when i came home my dump was 💚

[CianGaming]

Me at 1:00am
Me keep saying: why can't I sleep?!!!
What i do:punching

[HruaiaSailo-iedw]

This is the most craziest experiment happened in the world.

[Averageplaneenjoyer]

In the world, we can’t survive a week without sleep
IN RUSSIA 🇷🇺 We survive without 1 month+ of sleep

[Parzival]

What’s crazy is the story isn’t true but it’s so possible you want to believe it is

[Insurgency_Raider]

It's what my moms gonna need if she wants my lazy ass to stop sleeping

[Ducky]

Fun fact: the Russian sleep experiment is fake, the photo is a black and white version of a Halloween decoration, you’re welcome ✌️

[Thescrambledmann]

OK, but the original image is literally just a Halloween decoration

[hjkdxgc]

Here’s a more detailed version because I got bored 💀💀
Chapter 1: The Gas.

In the 1800s, five war/political prisoners were held in a chamber by the Russians. The Russians were testing out a gas that removes the need to sleep. They were creating a test to see if the hostages could stay awake for thirty days. Compliance would eventually lead to the prisoner’s freedom. Unknowingly, though, things took a horrible turn for the worse.


Chapter two: 9 Days in.
After 5 days, everything was normal. The prisoners of war were eating, drinking normally, and were talking to each other. By the sixth day, they suddenly stopped talking. They were all sitting on their beds silent. By the seventh day, one of the prisoners smeared feces on the one way window so the Russians couldn’t see what was happening in there. Unbeknownst to them, though, there were cameras. On the ninth day, they suddenly turned off the gas.

Chapter three: The insanity.

By the tenth day, the gas had been off for a day. One of the prisoners started screaming. He screamed for so long, his vocal cords had been eviscerated and he could no longer speak. They started to whisper into the microphones one word: “*More. More.*” over and over again. They would not stop. Soon, they stopped speaking entirely. Not to each other, not to the microphones. The Russians thought they had died, but thought otherwise due to the amount of oxygen consumption in the room. By the eleventh day, the Russians came into the room.

Chapter four: The horror.

On the intercom, a deep Russian voice spoke: “Step away from the doors, and lie flat on your back. Do otherwise and you will be shot.” As a soldier walked in, the five criminals were laying on the floor. Their muscles looked like they had been…ripped off. Chunks were off their waist, their arms. Even their legs. Half of their ribcage had been exposed. The tips of their fingers were gone, exposing the bone. The injuries were…self inflicted? Their organs were bared to the soldiers, making one of them puke. The prisoner who lost his ability to speak had his organs ripped out, and he was dead on the floor, blood splattered everywhere. “If you let us interrogate you guys, one of you lucky four will be granted your freedom.” All four of them stood up, smiling in an unhinged way, staring at the soldier in the eyes. The soldier was scared.

Chapter 5: The Massacre.

One of the only prisoners who could speak spoke in a low, raspy voice. “We no longer want to be freed. We just want the gas.” He spoke in a creepy manner, stepping towards the soldier. It was day twenty by now, only one of the four men able to speak full sentences due to the amount of screaming they had been doing. Again, soldiers came into the room. This time, all of their organs were ripped out and on display. The soldiers didn’t know how they were even alive. There eyes were bloodshot red and the skin of their legs had been almost gone completely, along with the tissue of their muscles. As the soldier stepped in, one of the men in the room leaped towards the soldier before slicing his throat open and biting his arm off. He died instantly. “MORE GAS!!” Is the only thing the one with the ability to speak chanted for the next eight hours.

Chapter six: The End.

The war prisoners were reduced to three, due to the recently deceased one ripping his legs and arms off- self inflicted of course. The last three ate him. Every last piece. By the 27th day, they started to fall asleep, but kept waking up. One of the soldiers came in and shot two of them, leaving the one with the ability to speak alive. The Russians brought the man to an intensive care unit, where it took twice the amount of anesthesia to put him under. By day thirty, he woke up. He continued to scream, breaking loose of the chair he was restrained in. He killed every doctor that was in the room, before finally getting shot by a soldier.

***The Russian Sleep Experiment.***

[calebkindon]

Fun fact the pitcture of the creepy pasta is just a edited Halloween decoration
Pasta😂

[skulldude]

I understand why they wanted the gas turned back on, the evil that had taken over them needed the gas to maintain control of the subject

[ANGRY_CAT]

Just remember this isn't real guys