5 True Home Alone Horror Stories (With Rain Sounds)

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[cara]

I don't understand how people can casually forget to lock doors. I'm hyper aware of which doors/windows have been unlocked and am not at ease until they're relocked.

[lunizzz]

I’ve been listening to this man’s stories for 2 years and I’m still waiting on his uploads

[nicktitoian]

In Story 5, I don’t understand why people say it’s not a big deal to keep the back door unlocked? Every windows, doors and vents should be locked 24/7. The parents irritates me so much because it’s like when you leave your child home alone, always make sure to lock everything.

[ogreen]

So to the parents in the third story leaving your 12 year old home alone for the first time you don’t make sure to go around all the doors and make sure they’re locked, even though your neighborhood doesn’t have a lot of crime that should be the first thing you do!!😳

[LEward]

I tried to open the wrong hotel room once. I was in another country and drunk. After what felt like 5 minutes of trying my mom came and found me 😂 it was an extremely small hotel and she realized I had gotten lost when she came to say goodnight lol

[TopoGigio]

So the guy in Story 2 knows someone is likely hiding in the basement closet, yet goes to the 1st floor to watch tv for 30 minutes? Wow, just wow!!🙄

[SchattenDesVerbrechens]

Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a scary night full of goosebumbs!🦇

[FlipTheBard]

Story 1: Not only the kid was dumb to not tell others about what happened, he was dumb to light up the room he was in(because then you can't see the outside but those outside can see you).
Honestly he was a dumb kid and it is a miracle that he survived this long.

[unicornforever]

Always make sure to lock the door as soon as your inside, that goes for your car, apartment, house, and dorm. You don't always know whose following/watching you.

[Tee___]

Can’t go to sleep without you, mr.nightmare & whispered diaries 😌 goodnight from Detroit Mi 🌒🌃

[k.m.]

Poor kiddo from story 3 good thing nothing bad happened to him.

Thanks for the stories 👏😊

[HD]

Why some people wait or don't even bother to call the police is beyond me.

[LadyAstarionAncunin]

If you leave a 10-year-old alone with the door unlocked, you don't deserve to be a parent.

[gail]

If that person knew that someone was in the closet, why would you just go upstairs and watch TV instead of calling the cops?

[charlieb]

Story 1: I never understood why in a lot of these stories why kids never tell their parents. I would've called my parents at work and told them. Or told them the second the walked thru the door.

Story 2: WHY didn't he call the police the minute he figured someone was in his room?

These stories are irritating.

[frighthub]

Each story was unique and well-crafted, leaving me with goosebumps and a lingering sense of unease.

[ritz]

In the first story that dumb kid should have informed his parents and brother right after they returned home about the unknown man. Second story man is himself a lunatic who could watch tv even after the knowledge that someone's hiding downstairs.

[nicolemicolta]

I love how the guy in story 2 admits that only a person could have closed his closet door, (therefor, there's an unknown person in there.) and yet just goes upstairs and continues chilling until the man comes out to get him. what?!

[ThrawnBuildsLego]

Listening to this story in school and I gotta save I love these videos keep up the amazing work:)

[mnshorten]

It really drives me nuts when people aren't as cautious just because it's a "safe area". Wherever people are, you are never fully safe. People are some of the most dangerous creatures on earth.