7 True Night Shift Horror Stories (Vol. 2)

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7 True Night Shift Horror Stories (Vol. 2) includes stories from those who worked the graveyard shift and got more than a strong cop of coffee...

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Let's Read is definitely one of the best horror narration channels. Much respect

ethanpack

I completely understand where the cat lady was coming from. A few months ago I had to put my dog down and didn’t have the finances to have him privately cremated or anything. Leaving his body at my local vet clinic was one of the hardest things I’ve ever experienced, and I definitely did feel the need to go back to give him a proper burial. I don’t think that that lady had anything sinister in mind, she was just missing her friend.

mirandadobbs

I've worked night shifts; it's almost vampiric when you walk into the morning sun.

ghazzter

I worked night shifts for years as a nurse! I have a story to share that terrified me driving home one night on a back country road! I’ll have to share it sometime!

grful-sparks

Is me watching this before doing the graveyard shift a bad idea? Yes. Am I still going to do it? Also yes.

silverskream

28:34 “I noticed that Pete smelled really bad. It sounds mean but...” Lol you literally just called his child hideous and kept it moving. 😂😂

xXBossLadyMofoXx

20 years ago, I had a cat named hank and one named Ashes. They both contracted Feline leukemia and passed within hours of each other. It was January in upper Wisconsin so the ground was too frozen to bury them so instead I put them in bags and vacuum sealer. I then placed them in the tool shed in a freezer we didnt use. Spring rolled around and I have some friends with kids over and the kids are checking everything out and taking turns on my four wheelers. Then we hear screaming. One of the kids opened the deep freeze and found the cats. Sadly so much had gone on that I had totally forgotten they were there. So we had a funeral and buried them but that poor kid had nightmares for weeks.

GredelsRage

Honestly the cat story is not scary
I cried over my cats like crazy when my cats died

And did bury them both

evanna

I listen to your let's read on Spotify. Thank you for putting them up there.

DiabeticlySweet

And people wonder why the no one wants to do the night shift

JustinY.

The one at 23:00 wasn't honestly that weird to me. What did creep me out though was the way the guy separated the two frozen animals. I feel like that was ten levels of not right.

honeyandpeach

I work the nights shifts....these are the stories that help time flys!

TrueHorrorStoriesAnimated

The story about the cat is extremely horrifying. That is one of the scariest things that I have ever heard. There is no way that I would ever be able to work for an animal shelter where animals are euthanized. I would only have an animal put down if it were in severe pain and I would have a difficult time doing that.
I find it strange that people put down animals at the drop of a hat, but object to people ending their lives if they have a painful, terminal illness.

donnanoe