A Collection Of Horrible Fates

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person's control. So, in this video, we’re going to go over three cases of people found where they definitely shouldn’t have been. Each of these is incredibly creepy, disturbing, and confusing, so as always, viewer discretion is advised.

Attributions/Special Thanks for Photographs:
Dwight Burdette, New Zealand Defence Force

Writing and research of story 1 by Jay Adams

Writing and research of story 2 and 3 by Rich Firth-Godbehere

NOTE: This video contains light dramatic reenactment but no actual footage or pictures of anyone being harmed or who has been harmed.

And a huge thank you to the Scary Interesting team of writers, editors, captioners, and everyone else who makes this channel possible.

[spacejasontodd]

I knew exactly where the first story was going and it still had me in chills. There's something particularly disturbing about your home not being the safe haven you expect it to be.

[juliajs]

Positional asphyxia also killed a lot of child chimney sweeps in the Victorian age. The kid would be sent into the chimney to clean up blockages, slip, get trapped in the tight space and die, unless (and even if) the house owners gave permission to smash in the walls in time to get the child out.

[desi]

"Drinking it straight from the carton" Possibly the most horrifying thing on your channel!

[Dementia.Pugilistica]

I don't know why I watch this type of content. It makes me so anxious, but I can't stop. It's like an addiction.

[redtailarts]

I'm glad Tatsuko didn't end up hurting Yamada at all but omg that is terrifying to learn. I'm guessing he dropped the charges against her because he probably felt bad for her being homeless, and probably didn't feel like she was that scary anymore after she gave her story to police that she was just living there, and wasn't dangerous

[LadyDemonSlayer]

I think it was omitted for the sake of brevity, but in the case of 3, didn't crime scene investigators recreate the crime scene (with donated bodies) to show that it was highly suspicious Todd didn't have any flies or eggs infesting him when he was found? I recall they recreated how the body was found and the elements surrounding that three times and each time the donated bodies were quickly inhabited by scavenger insects, but Todd's body was untouched when it was discovered, which was a hell of a red flag as to what happened to him.

[dude]

That basement death has to be one of the worst ways to go depending on how long he was conscious.

[t_albino]

That first story is definitely the most Japanese story ever 😂 A 'homeless' 'parasite' living for free in your home, yet going out of their way not to disturb or alert you in any way, cleaning up after themselves... It's highly creepy but also heart breaking. I hope that homeless woman did eventually get a home of her own.

[simonsoupshark]

i mean honestly that woman was a better guest then most renters
and good on the man for dropping charges, forgiveness is important especially when it involves the sanctity of your home

[labyrinthgirl]

Story #2 - Whenever I hear stories about people going into bars and never coming back, seeming to just vanish without a trace, I always wonder if there will ever be an update of a body of the missing person found wedged somewhere like in this story.

A case similar to this story happened in Columbus, Ohio. I think the bar is called the Ugly Tuna? And I always wonder if that guy had a similar misadventure, as he's seen on CCTV footage of going into the bar, but never coming out. His disappearance is still unsolved.

[hurricanekitty]

I cant imagine not opening any closets in my house for over a year! I thought they were gonna find a hole in the closet that led to an out of sight compartment someone was living in.

[booties]

i'd heard the first and last stories before and they're both so distinctly creepy and sad that they've stuck with me ever since. i'm glad you covered them, hopefully todd's family can get some answers eventually.

[danderson]

Edwardo’s actions are mind boggling. What would possess him to go into that wall? It is like he was drawn to it.

[johndoe]

That first one I wouldn't consider a horrible fate. That woman was likely the most polite home invader in history. Im glad the home owner dropped the charges. She just sounds like a lost soul who wanted to live in peace without troubling anyone. 😢

[UncleBuZ]

Consuming directly from the milk carton increases the bacteria count by eightfold in comparison to the carton poured into cups. While it may not cause illness, it undeniably reduces the milk's shelf life. 🥛

[brandonbell]

Seriously anxiety inducing content that’s nearly impossible to look away from your channel always keeps me coming back awesome video thank you

[stee]

You could honestly make an entire video on the subject of Phrogging (and prob should)...the idea of some random stranger secretly living w/you in your home is pure nightmare fuel

[paulgaras]

Honestly, if I was a single old man and I found out that someone had been secretly living in my house eliminating every trace of themselves every day and just taking a small amount of food I’d be like “ your hired”

[madfishmonger]

I was at the Collective Cabaret when poor Eduardo was trapped in the wall. My brother knew him. It was so tragic.

[PotatoesGaming]

I grew up in/around the town where Todd was found. It was actually a family friend and his wife who found him and called it in. I perked up when I heard "Casnovia" in the video. I definitely remember hearing the "it doesn't make sense" rumors after he was found. So wild.