You Saw Something You Shouldn't Have | Scary Stories from The Internet

This Creepypasta scary story is from the nosleep subreddit, written by Brandon Faircloth, This is part of his interconnected universe of stories. Make sure to check out the authors original post and show them some support!

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Youtube: @verastahl7669

Special thanks to @RomNex for joining me in this!

00:00 You Saw Something You Shouldn't Have
49:58 My Thoughts

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[Darksomnium]

Hey everyone! how was your weekend! here is a new video, story by Verastal. Let me know what you think! and remember to like and share (if you want to)

[tylerdean]

The most unbelievable part of the story is that he was able to be seen by a psychologist this coming Monday on a non emergency basis.

[HeIsLer]

I'm a college student and I listen to your videos everyday while working custodial. I actually enjoy work at this point because I get to listen to your stories. Thank you for what you do and keep it up man.

[frostybearpaws-rpwr]

You Saw Something You Shouldn't Have:
Ah yes, the night I peered into my parents room and got an unprompted lesson in biology

[Singer]

The most unrealistic part of this story is getting seen at an urgent care in 30 minutes in the states.

[syntheticvocalist-p]

I don’t know why, I’m not even a dad, but the stories about fathers, losing their children, as always stood out to be some of the most horrifying shit ever

[leafybotanist]

He should have texted back with "New phone who dis?" Problem solved.

[daniell]

I had no idea what was going on in this until I heard the "Magpie Song". To anybody who doesn't know, the author's interconnected stories feature a being called the Gravekeeper, and in-universe the Gravekeeper possessed a woman and wrote the "Magpie Song" to torment her. He is apparently a type of being called an "Outsider" in Faircloth's works, generally malevolent monster from another dimension. I'm not sure if the Gravekeeper is the very first Outsider or just a particularly dangerous one. I'm fairly sure that this dream bar depicted the Gravekeeper puppetting another host, represented by the large, grey creature that made everybody else tense towards the end.

Since the Gravekeeper thinks of itself as a "flock", I wonder if all these monsters are perhaps connected, and the thing the MC burned off his hand with salt was a fragment of the Gravekeeper or something?

[thalia]

“You saw something you shouldn’t have”

Me, every time I go on social media… that’s enough internet for today

[shaynerobinson]

I just want you to know though you make having cancer just a little bit more bearable and take misery out of my day

[DecoytheSkeletalBoy]

"This will probably be my last entry" *looks and notices the story is only half way through* Something tells me this isn't his last entry...

[alden]

I absolutely LOVE how complex this story is. Verastahl does a great job writing in a way where it leaves you totally in the dark, but there’s that semblance of the light in the distance that keeps you hooked (also helps when you have an amazing narrator and sound design).

I think, in terms of theories, the creatures are a form of parasite that takes your autonomy in exchange for a continued existence with new perceptions (hence the poem on the magpies/ravens/crows, and the assimilated man in the bar). It seems like the mc’s creature was killed before it could take over, but still has control of his hand (and therefore a connection to its original world/dream place). I guess maybe one of the mc’s night terrors was like in the creature’s land; so, it was able to see him and come over to his side, but had to eliminate all his connections to the world before it could act. I also wonder if the thing that texted him was the barber who was killed with all those teeth marks (and maybe also the assimilated guy in the bar). Idk this story is just really fascinating, and having it narrated just makes it seem even more real and interesting.

[captainngoose]

"It was a drawing of a cave.... one word: mystery."

My first thought was Ted the Caver LMAO

[organicgrower]

I just want you to know im a HGV driver and drive for 9 hours a day, 5 days a week. Your stories have replaced listening to the radio all day and its a pleasure to hear your narrations while at work. Thank you. Ps. Sometimes i find myself hurrying to get back to the truck to press play on my phone cos im so hooked on the storyline. Lol.

[TheSilkKing]

“You saw something you shouldn’t have.”
“Luckily I’m a lawyer. Now if you were my client, it might be privileged information. Would you like to see our retainer agreement?”

[ShanShan-tpnt]

Living in the Philippines, never would I have thought to thank my flipped sleeping schedule until I find new uploaded dark somnium videos literally minutes ago. Thank you for always producing great videos! Really appreciate it.

[jessicaklosek]

YEEESSSS!!!! FRESH STORY for a fresh week! Thank you!!

[rize]

Thanks man . I needed this, had quite a rough day .now i can just sit and relax with what i am sure is another one of ur masterpieces

[Lawsonomy]

"It doesn't feel like a dream. It feels real and mundane"
I don't know what you have when you sleep, but you just described what a dream feels like. Real and mundane.

[Emily-dqdl]

The same poem about the magpies can be heard in another story called “I found a coffin in my backyard” or something like that!