5 Disturbing Voicemails with Backstories

You're about to listen to 5 different voicemails that come with disturbing backstories.
Couple goofs in this video, first when I say "but the man saying that John found his info online," obviously I meant "but the man saying that he found John's info online." Also, I refer to "John" as "Joe" shortly after that.

Anything with poorly structured sentences and grammar will not be read, so please just make them neat and understandable. Please also state how you would like your name to be credited in a video.

[austinschmit]

when he changes his profile picture for October, that's when you know he about to drop some fire ass shit

[blancorennat]

“Hi we are trying to reach you about your car’s extended warranty” man these still give me nightmares

[SuperRaedizzle]

to me, the voicemail of the crying person sounds like they’re saying “i’m stressed and i don’t know what to do”. could be an ex friend/boyfriend/estranged family member of the girl. especially if she’s had the number for a long time

[RandyBaumery-si]

That 1st account is DANGEROUS to do in Texas. Not for the homeowner, but the person pounding on the door!!

[jennabohrer]

The dude in the first story was polite. “Can you open this door” Is better than just breaking it down

[pauline]

dude been doing this for years and still puts in so top effort and upgrades the channel. love you - you will always be a youtube classic !

[leafersjeepers]

I think the scariest voicemail I've ever gotten was one of this man and woman arguing (muffled, couldn't understand about what), silence, then the woman suddenly whispering "I told him not to do it" into the reciever

[chrisaitken]

My wife and I were watching this, and the last story really resonated with us because we thought the last story really rang alarm bells. It occurred to us that; the voice mail was a genuinely disturbed and frightened woman, and therefore a real 'cry for help'. It seemed logical that this person may have used the perpetrators phone which was set as unknown, since they were obviously trying to hide their identity. But more disturbing, it's highly probable that the victim simply clicked on an available number on the phones list? Possibly, a deeper investigation may be required into this incident? BTW. Really great channel. Much thanks to Mr Nightmare.

[donjosue]

it’s insane that i started watching in 6th grade and now i’m a freshman in college 🥲 the vids are still as good as ever

[beccawiley]

In the early 2000s, I was an emergency dispatcher for a police/fire department. One night we received several hang-up calls on the 9-1-1 line. The system showed that the calls were originating from an address in a rural area in our coverage zone.
Thinking that it might be a person in a dangerous situation who was unable to talk at the moment, we sent an officer out to the address. It turned out that the address was a burned out mobile home that hadn't been occupied for years. The very weirdest part is that the information shown on the dispatching screen was saying that the number was a landline phone. The officer was very creeped out, and we never found out why we got those calls.

[Noodle_Dragon]

Voicemails: people screaming and crying

captions: [applause]

[kissofshadows]

The voicemail from the deceased father really sends chills down my spine. My father died 2012; I would be horrified to receive a message like that.

[papl]

All of these were horrific. A friend of mine also had a voice message from his dead father but it wasn't that long after he passed. It was actually the day of. He died all suddenly and my friend didn't even know he was dead. She was so shocked when she found out he actually passed away before the message was sent. That kind of shit sends shivers down my spine.

[iamnotauserify]

That screaming voicemail literally gave me chills so bad

[cellytron]

The Martha call is really scaring me because you can hear so many emotions in his voice. He’s intently trying to get her to respond, and at the end he sounds kind of upset, like “dangit why is she ignoring me?”

[auroraharjo]

I literally fall asleep listening to his videos. They just calm me down when I've had a stressed day, but this actually freaked me out a little bit.

[manicmakk]

the screaming one literally gave me chills i can’t describe

[mirrencorin]

The one with the (dead) father on the voicemail repeatedly saying his daughters name hit me hard. My father died 10 years ago and if I would listen to him on my voicemail I would have a nervous breakdown because I miss him so much. Gave me chills and made me nostalgic at the same time. Hope everyone is fine after these voice messages.

[Assassin-cotk]

To this day, I still love how these videos can be more chilling than actual horror movies

[Dacept]

Yo i'm rocking with this new profile picture