Morgue Employees Reveal Things That Would Scare Everyone

It takes a certain type of person to be able to work in a morgue. Working around dead bodies could make some people sick, but others aren't bothered by it at all, until something strange happens! Check out today's new video all about the creepiest things that morgue employees have ever witnessed! Try not to get too freaked out by this scary new countdown!

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[ives]

When you're in a morgue, you're seeing life that no longer exists. It gives you an appreciation when you look someone in the eyes, you shake their hands, and you hug your friends, your loved ones, and your family. It just gives you an appreciation for the life that surrounds you. At the same time, you understand how fragile it is, that you realize and learn to cherish your life and never take it for granted.

[quatzxice]

I'm disturbed by how recent these stories are.

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[ComicalRealm]

It's not the dead you have to worry about, it's the living

[marksullivan]

The guy surviving being in the fridge for 15hrs is more miraculous then him surviving the pesticide.

[RichardRodriguez-cxjc]

I saw dead people for five years while working at a morgue. I still see them, even though I don't work there anymore. Some left an impression I would like to forget.

[hadriilham]

The sheer incompetence of people with the power to declare life or death is what the most scariest thing here.

[danielsweeney]

Here is one for you. While working with law enforcement, we had picked up someone who had drowned. They had gone missing several months before found. We had loaded the the body on the swim platform on the stern of the boat. The body had swollen to two to three times the size while living. There was a four lift from the swim platform to the ground where the coroner could take the body away. While lifting the body from the swim platform the body kind of exploded about a foot or so from the Gurney. All sorts of eels and fish came out. The smell was awful! even hours after the coroner left. I remember spending hours spraying the back of the boat and dock areas to attempt to wash away the smell. God bless these people who do this on a daily basis.

[breonawarren]

My friend was a nursing student (was) and she was accompanying a nurse to take a recently deceased to the morgue. They get on the elevator & as they go down the body is releasing air & the body jolted up a little. Well she didn’t know bodies did that & screamed in the elevator. She decided nursing wasn’t for shortly after

[marwood]

Kenyan doctor: His eyes are not open, therefore he is dead. I am sorry for your loss.

[josephcua]

*A person dies and goes to morgue*
Cats and dogs: This is a five star restaurant.

[christophersleight]

I have a friend who grew up in funeral home.
Frankie is one of my all time favorite humans.
He had qualities that only a person who had dealt with death, broken hearted family and being face to face with the horrible things that we do to each other and ourselves.
Frankie, I love you. I loved working with you, laughing with you.
Folks, when you meet someone who tells you exactly what they are thinking, regardless of the consequences. You have met a Frankie. Embrace them.
The truth hurts, but there is a lot less confusion.
Greetings from Colorado Springs Colorado Christopher

[e.a.a.a]

After binge watching so many Ask A Mortician videos, these stories don’t surprise me as much as they probably should.

[jots]

I was told the story by a girl that worked in the morgue, freshly out of medical school. She said that sometimes, they attach a small bell to the big toe or the leg of dead people, in case they are not really dead. Because mistakes do happen.

She even asked her superior if the bell ever rings, to which he replied. "In all my years of working and from people I know, never has the bell been rung"

Then one night that she was alone in the morgue, she heard the bell. But when she approached the morgue, the sound stopped and she could not remember any freshly died person being brought in.

[patriciajacobs]

*Next video: Dead People Scare Morgue Employees!*

[Kamrankhan]

Death asked life why does everyone love you and hate me, life replied ; because I am a beautiful lie, and you are a painful truth 💔

[zeernebooch]

My uncle used to work in morgue. Ive hear lots of stories from him but one story freaks me out. One day one of his friend from collage or highschool arrived at his work just to meet him during its breaktime of work. They had cup of tea in cafe etc, like normal and simple and she left for her work. 5mins later uncle got a work call said “we got new body coming up be ready in frontgate” He went there, and yeah it was his friend who left just 5-6mins ago. She left my uncles work and was heading to bus station like 50m away while she crossing road, bus just went through her (over her). Uncle said he couldn’t identify her from her face, body but from her clothes he noticed.
(Sorry im bad at stories also english is not my first language)

[keir]

I used to work in a hospital and part of my job was discharging deceased patients and making sure all the paperwork in our books matched up with the deceased patients housed in the morgue. That meant occasionally (once a day) going down to the morgue to make sure that no bodies had been discharged without their paperwork. On one of my trips down there there was a doctor and a porter moving an overweight body with a lift. As they lifted him off the exam table, his head slipped out of the lift harness and the top half of his body hit the tile floor with a sickening smack sound. As if to make things worse, the contents of his stomach then came pouring out of his mouth and nose onto the floor. I’ve seen a lot of dead bodies in my day but that one was one of the worst.

[Marky-Mark]

I hate it when I am getting fingerprints of the dead, and the body suddenly twitch

[mjazzguitar]

I was talking to an alcoholic who someone called the rescue for. He remembered them saying something like this guy's too far gone.
He woke up in the morgue and said he was afraid he was going to get in trouble for leaving.