3 Disturbing Children's Drawings with Backstories

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This is not the same as a video I did years back, this focuses on 3 creepy kids' drawings WITH backstories behind them. #2 on here was used in the video I did years back, but this time I go into more detail that was provided with the picture.

**Around the 8:00 mark, I say "I don't want her in the house" though it's not written on the page. I was reading directly from the email I was sent which included this text, not the picture of the booklet.

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.

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"I'm not allowed to tell"--Huuuuge red flag 🚩🚩🚩

sandrafaith

The sister in the first one is an absolute hero.

DelightfullyGrace

"I'm not allowed to tell" is the biggest red flag for parents when it comes out from their kids mouth.

Pokeringo

Tracy is THE ultimate big sister. So much more attentive than even some parents, and she was only a kid herself. Her brother's lucky he had such a responsible sister.

tehreemraza

“The idea that somebody was in the house was out the window” quite literally.

ghostface

"I hate how nerd she is"
- Boy with no friends who plays video games in the basement

farfa

The kid in Story 1 saying that he's not allowed to talk about it would have been my final red flag. The details in the picture are astounding, but it still could have been a dead relative, somone from a story or movie, anything, but the kid probably would have explained it. Shutting up, pouting, saying "not allowed to talk about it" makes it 100 % clear that there is someone manipulating him. I don't understand why the parents didn't pick up on that RIGHT AWAY.

antonnurwald

My sister would always draw people walking up to our house in cloaks… We moved and she stopped. We asked her why and she said “They stopped”

gachacados

The daughter in the first story is brave and smart.

ppany

Small kid draws about killing his babysitter.

Parents:
Funniest shit i ever seen

pressstart

As someone who deals with kids all day, I think it's safe to say that you DO inform the authorities whenever you think the child may try harming you

sanaaamir

Yeah, I can relate to the babysitter story. People tend to hate you when you’re ugly. That’s always been my experience.

brootal

The last one shows all signs of a psychopath. Parents: “boys will be boys.”

BowsettesFury

“I’m not allowed to tell” More red flags than 1960’s Moscow.

randomstuff

My child's picture story isn't quite so creepy, but illuminating. My ex and I split when our son was in kindergarten. My son had been his dad's favorite as he was our only boy. (We also had two girls.) They went fishing and hung out when they were together. My ex showed distinct favoritism towards my son, so, it was quite a big deal when my ex up and disappeared. He split the state so he wouldn't have to pay child support.
A few months later, my son's teacher requested a conference with me. When I went in, she showed me a drawing my son had done. He had also been acting out on the playground. The drawing was of a lone duck, crying, in the rain. It had stood out to her.
With the teacher's help, we got my boy in to counseling with a wonderful lady psychologist who went so far as to buying a toy fishing pole so she and my son could 'go fishing' in the pond behind her offices, like he and his daddy had done.
My son eventually came through fairly well and is a proud father himself, now. I gave him the drawing, which I had kept all these years.

suruha