3 Disturbing TRUE Horror Stories
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Story 1 man. How can you call yourself a babysitter if you leave the kids high and dry?? It’s literally your job to keep them safe and you left them alone in the house with an intruder??? Lord.
You mean hung out to dry?
@@monsterhanna6691 no, I don't think they meant that. As you know, there are multiple sayings in the English language. It isn't all just "hung out to dry."
@@monsterhanna6691high and dry is exactly the right phrase.
You’re also soft. Jesus. Leave people alone
@@DarkSharkDomilian You don't say! Especially as an English speaker! 😱 Seriously, though, I just thought they made a mistake since I never heard it that way before. That can happen, you know. 🤷♀️
*-screams incoherently for a five year old child to save herself and her brother*
*-does nothing but step outside the guest house into the yard and yell at the children to hurry*
*“it was the bravest thing I’ve ever done”*
What should she do, 1v1 the intruder??
@@micklucas1451 my brother in Christ she didn’t even call the police, all she did was scream at her friend over the phone and tell the kids to save themselves
@@micklucas1451 open the door or something at least? do anything other than cry and scream hysterically and leave the KIDS to fend for themselves? call the cops?
Yes. @@micklucas1451
I tried running out of the back of the house, when I thought someone was breaking in. It turned out to be the drunk mom fumbling w the lock. I'm glad she was drunk so she didn't question why I was outside peeking in from behind a bush.
Babysitter lady said she decided not to work there anymore 'cause of trauma.
Yeah, sure. She totally didn't get rightfully fired by the parents after they found out she abandoned their children to go watch movies in the guest house. I totally believe that.
Exactly! "So brave."
@@ericawheaton”it was the bravest thing I’ve ever done” 😊😊
@@selfishbread1350 no just another entitled person who thinks she can relax and make a quick buck
When I was 13 I worked as a babysitter and I did it for free. 😅
Glad I'm not the only one who thought that was laughable. "It was the bravest thing I'd ever done going outside across the yard" WHAT ABOUT THE LITERAL CHILDREN WHO HAD TO DO THE SAME, ALONE, BECAUSE OF YOUR NEGLIGENCE?
1:17 "these kids really had everything" except a good babysitter
LMAOOOO
😂
“The bravest thing I’ve ever done” made me laugh what a terrible babysitting
Not just that she's one of the most coward.. she doesn't want to work their no more.. erase all the happiness she have with the kid..
Then she says she was too “traumatized” to babysit ever again despite having zero interaction with the intruder and making the kids fend for themselves while she bailed. Yes Courtney S. You are the real “victim” in this story, not the kids you bailed on
Hopefully now the parents will learn to be responsible, present parents who actually parent their kids instead of pawning that responsibility on the nearest town college drunkard they find.
@@jasonvargas7564So getting a babysitter and going away some weekends makes you an irresponsible parent who isn't present and doesn't parent. Got it.
And having a drink while babysitting makes you a drunkard. Gotcha.
@@wyett123 exactly. You choose to have kids, RAISE THEM, or put them up for adoption. Don’t be lazy and selfish and outsource parenting just so you can have some fun.
And clearly she’s a drunkard if her first priority when babysitting is to get drunk instead of watching the kids.
Story 1: Worst babysitter ever, hanging out in the guest house with the kids in the main house alone.
Exactly
Agreed. Second thing that came to their mind after knicking their food was wine 😂
And then left them in the house with the intruder
I said the EXACT same thing!! I know the person's young, I think they're a young lady, but still. She should've known better about leaving kids alone in the main house at night, to go eat & watch TV in the pool house, because she could be louder. 🤦
I was about to say the same thing I would’ve stayed in the main house! You don’t know who can just walk in there you don’t know.
Story 1. She almost redeemed herself, but instead of getting her food, switching off the TV, & going back to the house, she stayed there. She was acting like she was housesitting, not babysitting. Those poor kids.
It's the " i went home after they didn't need me anymore.." for me. baby you weren’t that useful to begin with 🤣😂
Most useless babysitter ever. 🙄 Those kids basically had to rescue themselves. Where's Laurie Strode when you need her?
She isn’t real. Most people, especially young women, wouldn’t have ran back to the house to basically commit suicide.
She shouldn’t have been in the guest house at all though.
@@Seri-dy5dd That was certainly not a good plan, no. She should have been in the house with the kids she was paid to watch the entire time. A 20 year old doesn't always make the best decisions though, and I agree that she acted appropriately given that she was in the pool house when the incident happened. I personally would have run back to the house, but I'm a dude, have a soft spot for kids, and don't fear death.
Y’all are soft. Jesus. This is society now huh
@@Seri-dy5dd But most people wouldn't have been drinking while babysitting either. Most people wouldn't have been in hysterics about the kids they abandoned while they themselves were safe on the other side of the property. Most people wouldn't have made the job harder for police by being a screachy freak.
@@dyltergo away
Wow, that babysitter is a real hero… running across the lawn to meet the kids she was supposed to be watching after they were left alone with an intruder in the house. “White Chicks” won’t watch itself, though.
LMAOOO
I know right and she truly thinks she was brave and a hero
@@leahhuntz6236at least she was there. That’s more than we can say for the parents who abandoned them to have a fun date night while they left their kids in the care of an irresponsible 20 year old airhead whom they didn’t even bother to vet to determine if she’d be responsible enough to care for their kids. CPS should take the kids away from these parents and give them to people who will actually be there and parent these kids instead of running off to be lovebirds out on the town.
Best part is she sent the story in thinking she was a hero and this would be her “moment” only to get utterly destroyed by all the comments. Bet Courtney is feeling real proud of herself
@@jasonvargas7564are u fucking kidding me with this comment? That’s the whole point of hiring a babysitter to not abandon children
You don't have to outrun what's hunting you. You just have to outrun everyone else. That describes the babysitter in the first story.
😩😩😩😩
and i'm sure she could outrun the 2 kids....coward
The girl in the first story is just laughable. She did everything wrong. If that were me, I would be staying in the house, not going back to a completely separate building! Those poor kiddies.
Yea cause how can you watch kids from a completely different house
The bravest thing they had ever done? You didn't even go in the house to help them 😂
I know! All I could think was "go save them, you coward!"
@@ileftearlyforthis I had a similar reaction.
Honestly I was rooting for the burglar in that story. That’s the worst babysitter ever
@@monsterhanna6691and yet you defend her for leaving them in the house alone when she goes out to the pool house
I said the same thing
Story 1- worst babysitter ever! You didn't even stay in the house with the kids??? 😂😂😂 just because they have cool things doesn't mean to use them over watching the kids.
Exactly. Your JOB is to watch the kids, even while they're asleep. You don't go to the pool house at night so you can chat on the phone & watch TV louder. That's not the job description.
And didn’t even go back in the house to save the kids when they literally saw an intruder in the window and heard the kid screaming
ik, he's supposed to be brave lol@@jacksonsmith780
Not to mention she wanted to drink on the job
@@RossBaby91 yeah luckily she forgot the damn wine 😮💨
I go solo camping also. I have had people try to mess with me at night.
I also go camping with a shotgun for protection.
Caught two teenage looking guys trying to break into my truck in the middle of the night and made them call the cops and then their parents and explain where they could come pick up their little shits.
Another time I had some clown trying to "spook" me. Screaming in the bush and throwing things at my tent. I shot off a few rounds into the air and never heard a peep the rest of the night.
Don't go into the woods unprotected and don't mess with people in the woods. A LOT of campers carry guns.
"get your brother?" and "meet me outside?" you run over there and save them. those babies are helpless
They were old enough to follow directions and run. If they were less than half their age, I'd be inclined to agree they were truly helpless.
@@ShadowSkyX maybe, but as a parent, your life becomes secondary to your kids. if your kids are in imminent danger, you take the hit and make sure they are safe
I’m glad we are all in agreement regarding how terrible that first babysitter was
Nope. Most people maybe but not all. Never say all as you don’t speak for everyone. Remember that my friend ❤
well I'm not the house owners were dumb they should at least have some security measures what can a girl do against a 6'4 intruder with a weapon I was more concerned about her tbh cuz intruders are rarely if at all pedos
@@TraditionRootsI'm everyone, and the guy is right. Everyone hates the babysitter
Definitely not team babysitter.
What a selfish twit.
@@TraditionRootslol respectfully, you’re wrong. We all loathe the babysitter ❤
Who leaves children in the house alone while you watch a movie in the guest house all the way across the yard?!! What's wrong with people??
Craigslist babysitter.
Yeah, I thought the same thing. It still would have been a REALLY sweet gig, even if she just stayed in the main house. I mean, she's mainly there to watch the kids, not leave them so she can watch movies and have a snack in a different building.
They were asleep and she didn't want the noise to wake them.
@@GoddessPallasAthena Even when they're asleep?
@@monsterhanna6691yeah. What is wrong with you?
I like that everyone is universally clowning on the person in story one🤣😂
I can’t believe that babysitter had the audacity to try to make herself out to be both the “victim” AND the “brave hero” of that story. What a delusional narcissist.
It must be Amber heard
@@amarhussain1309 lmaoo
The fact that she even sent the story to be publicly read out loud is the nail in the coffin regarding the level of intelligence and common sense that "babysitter" girl has.
Well she also said that was the “bravest thing” she had ever done ….. what a sad pathetic woman
She had the audacity to call herself a nanny. I highly doubt this person has any education or degree in childcare.
Bruh y’all are soft. Get out of here. Stop hating on people. Jeez
You believe the stories are true?
@@RobVespa Some of them are. What, you think a home invasion can't happen in real life? Or a robbery? Kidnapping? Pedophilia? Calling the fucking police?
I know Story 1 was a very serious situation, but I was trying really hard not to laugh at that babysitter. She tries to drink on duty, sneaks off to the guest house, turns on WHITE CHICKS, gets annoyed by the intercom, and when she senses danger, she calls up her intoxicated friend 🤣🤣🤣
Im halfway listening to the first one and she sounds so useless 😂 good lord
Right?? I was looking through the comments I thought I was the only one that found it strange she was going to drink on the job!
It's pure fiction anyway, so there's some comfort in that no actual children were in danger. 🤣
@@r.f.6702there are enough people like this out there, don’t get fooled we got even worse people out there
I was laughing really hard during the first story. It was like listening to a parody of classic horror movies where the main character makes the dumbest decisions possible throughout the film and still ends up surviving somehow. 😂
Bravest thing YOU ever done!? Those kids ran out with a man in the house on their own at 5 and seven.
these comments about the babysitter have me dying 😂
She literally abandoned these kids in the house with the man and is talking about "it was the bravest thing she did in her life going to the door"
At least it wasn’t her own kids. The kids’ parents abandoned them and left them in the care of an airhead 20 year old just so they can act like teenagers and have a date night.
@@jasonvargas7564
Exactly!
@@jasonvargas7564ikr
If I was the mother to those kids the babysitter would’ve caught a serious beat down poor kids are going to be traumatized for life
Exactly! Wtf? Go get them.
Story 1, babysitter “respectfully” told parents she couldn’t stay with them at the house anymore. Lmao. Pretty sure she wasn’t gonna be asked back. I certainly wouldn’t have. But maybe that’s just me
Not just you. If I were those parents, I wouldn’t have asked her to come back
Nope not just you. That was seriously poor judgment and negligence
Dude I'd fuckin' sue if I knew my babysitter left my kids alone to deal with something like that. I'd be livid
I was thinking the same thing. Like was you coming back even an option 🥴 If I were the parents I wouldn’t even trust her to watch my dog atp
Tney gave her a piece of their minds alright
That first babysitter is every slasher flick victim trope for sure.
Story 1 Moral of the story: NEVER leave children alone in the house, even when you’re hanging in the guest house several feet away. That intruder would have done God knows what to those children while you were chilling, eating, watching chick flicks, and chatting with friends. So irresponsible.
My gosh that babysitter was a HERO. That was really brave to run ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE YARD and meet the kids. Not all heroes wear capes.
You forgot this: 🙄
I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not
@@Siromuse_2 I’m 99 percent sure he is being sarcastic
@@psalmreader8049 I hope so cuz nobody should be defending that dogshit babysitter
You’re right that’s the best babysitter of all time. I Wouldn’t be able to do what that sitter did to be honest. 😤
The babysitter in the first story is the worst. How the hell do you leave the kids in there with him? I don't even wanna imagine what he would've done to them
It was a her but yea
@@Chrissy1411 who do you think I'm talking about?
Don’t worry, I’m sure the intruder felt bad for the kids too. He probably scared the girl so she could grab her brother and escape since the ‘babysitter’ wasn’t going to do anything to help them.
@@SenKeionwhat? How about the PARENTS? How do the parents leave their kids in there with HER? Did they not even get background checks or references on her before hiring her? Did they not vet her to see if she’s responsible? Or how about not go on a date night and instead be responsible parents and parent your own children?
what if she was in the house and he killed her before she called the police? The kids would actually be fully left alone but in this case she was able to get the police and the kids got out safe and sound.
That babysitter should be embarrassed
I know I’m late regarding the first story, but the babysitter is wild for telling the parents that she couldn’t babysit anymore because SHE was haunted by the guy who broke in. I hope she never got another babysitting job after that.
Courtney literally leaving the kids in the house while being scared and ditching them for her own safety, very considerate 😒
Then she says that not even going after the kids, just waiting outside for them, was the “bravest thing she’s ever done.” Wow.
@@annah7587 ikr like I get if I were in her position of course I would be scared, but considering you are the babysitter and the oldest amongst the two kids, you have to step up
"I respectfully told them I couldn't babysit for them anymore" girl you think they would trust you to watch their kids ever again???
She shouldn’t have been in the guest house. But I don’t think expecting her to run back into the house and fight off the intruder is realistic. As a young woman, he would have easily killed her. Once he’s in the house, and she’s outside, it’s kind of too late. I don’t know if asking her to basically from her perspective commit suicide is fair.
But she shouldn’t have been outside the house in the first place.
@@Seri-dy5dd She was watching TV without having to worry about waking/bothering the kids, but I get the rest of your points.
Had the intruder from the first story waited another hour for the babysitter to open her wine bottle and get tipsy/drunk he probably would have gotten away with kidnapping the kids because not only would she be in a completely separate guest house but she would be intoxicated and clueless
There was no guarantee that she would get drunk. Nobody said she would drink the entire bottle.
@@monsterhanna6691still would probably get tipsy
@@monsterhanna6691 Regardless the babysitter was incredibly neglectful and those children were in a lot of danger
@monsterhanna6691 it wouldn’t matter regardless the fact she was even considering drinking on the job doesn’t sit well with me, after all she is working on the payroll.
@@monsterhanna6691 most girls I've drank wine with get pretty intoxicated after 1-2 glasses of wine unless they're alcoholics lol. Even if she didn't drink a lot it's still instantly decreasing her reaction time and sense of urgency the second she takes a sip
Babysitter should’ve never left the main house to go to the pool house. You don’t leave kids unattended like that.
Story 2....the woman's scream would haunt me forever, especially if you never figure out what was going on
That girl in the first story seemed quite irresponsible, how can you walk back to the pool house? Knowing that you heard something in the house 😮
It could've been a ghost or animal, or the little girl's imagination.
@@monsterhanna6691 You made so many posts defending this girl. Are you the babysitter??
@@monsterhanna6691 right, a ghost. Because those exist. Or an animal. Because rich people don't have enough money to get rid of pests. "little girl's imagination" OP HEARD THE INTRUDER.
@@lw3269 Who fucking cares how many comments I made? That doesn't fucking make a difference and clearly my name isn't Courtney. And when did I ever say she did nothing wrong or that the situation wasn't serious? 🙄
@@DarkSharkDomilian AT FIRST it could've been the little girl's imagination. And yes, ghosts DO exist, just like regular sounds in a house that don't involve a fucking human. And mice or rats still exist, too. You can try to make me sound stupid all you want, but it's never gonna fucking happen. I'm not defending the babysitter AT ALL after what happened. 🙄
The first story man. That person should not have babysitted in the first place. Even in a situation like that always make sure the kids are protected and put out of harms way. Instead of hiding and fearing for yourself 🤦♂️
Or watch TV in the guest house, where she couldn't hear the kids call for help if something happened
I’m glad you’re thinking the same thing. I can’t imagine being in their shoes but I literally cannot fathom leaving two young children alone in a house with a stranger while crying in the ground watching.
I’m glad Mr. Nightmare uploads bad people’s stories so that their reputation gets ruined
thats what i was saying. she and the kids' parents never wouldve forgiven her if the kids were kidnapped or worse while she sat outside crying
@@MustacheCashStash125How could you ruined people's reputation when thier anonymous ?
Imagine being a killer in the woods about to attack your target after you've been following them for like 30 minutes and a brown bear attacks you for entering it's territory
The babysitter in the first story was infuriating. The level of stupidity, and lack of responsibility; made the predicament all that much worse.
“it was the bravest thing ive ever done” is a crazy line after leaving 2 children in the house
That first woman was wild and I laughed when she said “that was the bravest thing I have ever done”.
Wow that babysitter needs to get a different job. Not even in the same building as the kids. She did nothing to keep them safe, but called herself brave for meeting them outside after the kids were the ones who actually encountered the intruder. Those poor babies!!
Last I checked, "babies" can't walk, talk or follow instructions.
These are not babies but young kids.
That first story that babysitter has got to be THE WORST babysitter they acknowledge their was a noise and they still didn’t care to check it out
A couple of weeks ago i saw in the news that a child that was just 2 years old choked to death by putting a lego in his mouth. The parents weren't home and had a babysitter there who was supposed to watch him but instead she was on her phone watching UA-cam videos in a different room. She was chraged with criminal negligence and arrested. She'll be in prison for 3 years. THIS IS WHY YOU NEVER LEAVE A CHILD ALONE EVEN IF THEY ARE SLEEPING. ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN THAT CAN PUT THEM IN DANGER.
Agreed
Exactly RIGHT. When will people ever learn ?
For sure. I'm glad she got arrested.
Exactly!!
...how was that the babysitter's fault? Just make sure that a two-year doesn't have any toys in bed with them--they would still be in a crib, right?--and you don't have to watch the children like a hawk, ESPECIALLY when they're asleep. I'm very sorry about that child, though. I can only imagine. 😥💔🙏🌈
When story one said they didn’t need her anymore, that was an understatement of the universe!!!!! And then she had the audacity to say that SHE couldn’t work for them anymore because SHE, SHE WAS TRAUMATIZED!! F that “babysitter” if she can be called that!! Worst “babysitter” ever! If you can’t talk on a phone and watch a movie while kids are sleeping in the same house as you, then you are being too loud and have problems! Parents do it all the damn time with no issue and we don’t have to lock our kids in a main house and go across the yard to a damn pool house either! Wth?! I would have fired her, she on here talking about she quit, no you were fired the moment those kids were sent to stay with their auntie young lady!
Dude fr. It absolutely bugged the hell out of me. Never in my life I thought I’d be more pissed than scared listening to Mr. Nightmare 😂
They should've pressed charges against her too. So much negligence, my god. She had literally one damn job.
I love how all you people completely gloss over the fact that the PARENTS are the responsible ones here. Did they not ask her for references before hiring her? Did they not do a background check on her? Did they not vet her to see if she’s responsible?
These parents chose to have a fun night out instead of being responsible parents and parenting the children they CHOSE to have. I hope they think twice.
I hope CPS takes these children from these irresponsible parents and gives the kids to people who actually want to be parents and will choose to parent these kids over having a fun date night.
I wish the story was told from the kid lmao. The babysitter was so “brave” for leaving her safe area and making the children escape by themselves
@@jasonvargas7564bro do u know what a babysitter is? The whole point of one is to watch the kid while they leave and apparently she’s been hired multiple times by them. What kind of background check could they do on the babysitter to show her inability to protect? I’ve never heard of one
Story 1.
Bravest thing I had ever done?!
What would have been more brave is if you had gone over there and gotten the kids instead of cowering in the other house, the kids having to come out of the house together on their own
How in the hell can you ever leave the kids alone in the house with that person. The moment the man appears through the window I would've dashed to the house immediately to save them
Story 1: The parents should’ve sued and fired that Twerpy babysitter! That was very irresponsible!
How about the parents lose their kids for having poor judgment? Who in their right mind hires a ditsy college age student to watch over their kids? Why even hire a babysitter in the first place? How about be responsible parents and look after your own kids? Is a date night and a night out on the town more important than looking after the children you chose to have?
@@jasonvargas7564
Yeah parents go away a lot he said leaving the kids at home.
They don’t care the kids are only a conversation piece at dinner parties.
@@jasonvargas7564It’s not “more important” but that doesn’t make it “not important”. It nice for parents to have a date night every now and then without the kids. It’s how you tend to a relationship. If you don’t, it can cause a strain in the relationship in the long run and that’s how you end up with what we have a lot of today. A bunch of young troubled drug abusing mentally unstable teens with daddy/mommy issues. I’m sure not every married couple is like this but not every couple is the same. Don’t be so quick to make a judgement call over something you don’t fully understand yet.
@@mraruba humans have survived for at least several thousands of years without date nights and we were fine. Now society deems date nights important and they outsource raising their kids off to strangers who abuse them, and then wonder why there’s mental illness and drug abuse at all time highs.
She quit. But they could have sued.
Hope the babysitter reads these comments for some self reflection. As a parent, im horrified by their poor judgment.
Definitely, parents should sue the babysitter, if it wasn't for the intercom, the kids could have been hurt. Hope she never gets a babysitting job again, she's a danger to kids
@@thegamingcook785why blame the babysitter? If anything the parents should be sued for choosing a night out of fun instead of being parents to the children they chose to have. Maybe they’ll rethink date night next time. And hopefully they don’t have any more kids. They can barely look after the 2 they already have. God help those poor children with absentee parents.
@@jasonvargas7564 parents are allowed out. That's why babysitters exist. The parent's wouldn't have known they hired a complete clown
@@thegamingcook785 no, once you’re a parent you are not allowed out. You need to parent your children. You chose to have them. You are responsible for them 24/7. Don’t have kids if you’re just going to abandon them for the sake of having fun for a few hours.
What do you mean the parents didn’t know they hired a clown? THEY ARE THE ONES WHO HIRED THE CLOWN. Why didn’t they do a background check on her? Why didn’t they ask her for references on past babysitting jobs? Why didn’t they vet her before hiring her? Why hire a 20 year old instead of a professional babysitter in their 30s who has training for this?
They chose to be irresponsible and have fun over raising their own kids. They chose to be cheap and hired an airhead over doling out the money for a responsible babysitter. FAFO.
HOPE SO TOO!!!
That baby sitter gave me the shits. Why people leave their children with any other young person like that in the first place always baffles me. 🤦♂️
The first one😂😂
Bro who is this person
"The most bravest thing I've ever done" they didn't even try saving them😂😂
LMAOOO TRUE
Story #2 is the reason why I never go camping alone -- especially in areas with no cellphone reception!
I actually like going camping alone in remote areas with no cellphone reception. I always have some guns on me, but generally the places I go to are remote enough that I am more worried about mountain lions and bears than actual serial killers. My grandparents had a cabin up in the mountains when I was a kid and a walnut ranch which were more creepy than camping in more remote areas. I had a mountain lion scratch at the door in the middle of the night at the ranch which I thought was some kids playing a joke and I went out the side to sneak up on them and saw the Mountain Lion at the front door. As a kid I used to sleep out on the porch at the cabin with everyone else inside the cabin and I never really thought how easy it would have been for me to be kidnapped given it was at an active lake with a lot of people going in and out of the area. I just always felt way more safe way out in the middle of nowhere than those two places.
Especially with a useless dog like a beagle.
@@soysaucehairdye7869yep your the type of guy to end up in a mr valley story when that moment happens make it interesting for all of us hopefully you get to tale the tell too
Ikr! Like who the hell goes camping alone 🤦🏼♂️
Yeah I don't go camping period.
I can tell you from experience. Once your home is invaded you never feel safe there again. I’m well into my 40’s now and I still get highly creeped out when I go into my parents house alone.
That childhood terror never seems to fade.
Time to send your story to mr nightmare
Sorry that happened to you
@@divyaism007 thank fully the guy that broke in was leaving as we come through the door. We didn’t know anything about it until the next day when dad was mowing and seen the screen to the bedroom window has been cut. The crazy thing is his nephew that lived in the apartment behind us had been case our place for his uncle the whole time. A year or so later the nephew was arrested for kidnapping and raping a little girl on her way home from school. The dick head could have snatched up my little sister or our neighbor girl at anytime.
If I had small kids and had a babysitter like the one in story 1, I would've slapped a neglect charge on her for leaving two small children essentially home alone while she was off across the yard in a separate house.
Story 1 is basically “When a Stranger calls” with some minor changes
The first story pissed me off so much it was an actual struggle to continue this week's video
Parents are at fault here -- they allowed all this to happen.
@@athens31415what do you expect from rich people, people with money are the dumbest people, without there money and servents they would collapse.
@@athens31415they probably thought that the babysitter would actually do her job
@@athens31415what???
The only thing that would have made story 1 worse would be if the intruder had said "Have you checked the children?" over the intercom. Seriously though, Kelsey has a lot to answer for here, you just can't rely on her when you need her.
Kelsey is her friend. the person that submitted the story is named Courtney
Story 1: I’m 13 and even I know not to leave little kids unattended for long periods of time. Worst babysitter EVER
Story 1: being a babysitter is a big responsibility. The main job is to watch the children protect the children 🧒🏼👧🏼🧒🏻👧🏻🧒🏽👧🏽🧒🏾👧🏾🧒🏿👧🏿🧒👧. Keep an eye on the children. You cannot even slip away for even a few minutes if you have to. As a future parent 👨👦👨👧👨👧👦👨👦👦👨👧👧 and as a future child care worker I can honestly say I also want to be a babysitter but I would never ever leave the children at home. This babysitter needs to reflect on what they did.
The third story's a shining example of why I hate not having a lock on my bedroom door! 😱💀
My door can’t even close properly, not even close to locking. If you just push on it slightly, it opens.
Locks only slow down a determined person. It does give you warning that someone is attempting to break in, though, so they do have their uses. It's just not going to be 100% protection. You could always put something heavy in front of your door. Or install a lock. Or get a gun and learn how to use it if you're old enough.
A metal door bar is inexpensive and difficult to get past. It is a vertical bar with a fork on one end to go under the doorknob and the other end is flat. It's like a 🪑 bracing the door.
@@2painful2watchthat’s why i keep a machete
@@2painful2watch That's why you train. That way you are prepared to handle the gun when something happens. Trust me, if someone is breaking in, you are no longer sleepy - you are wide awake and running on pure adrenaline. You are prepared to handle the threat as long as you have properly trained yourself to handle the weapon.
Story 1: " it was the bravest thing i ever done" like you didnt just leave the kids you were babysitting with an intruder...
"Bravest thing I've ever done" - opening the door for kids that had to save themselves, a true hero
I appreciate how you brought the story to the forefront and kept the audience engaged throughout. Your videos are inspirational to us as a new start up horror niche channel.
“He looked like the product of incest. His face was messed up”
LMFAO
That’s such a good insult. May favourite is, “you should be STUDIED”.
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She must have seen herself in him
Wow, story #1 was a wild ride 😂 Even before the intruder, she was a 💩 sitter.
Staying in the guest house, watching a movie while FaceTiming drunk friends. And she was about to drink herself… Honestly, the parents could’ve just had a nanny cam for the kids and left them alone. That would’ve been more effective than her 😂
When the man showed up, and she left the poor kids to fend for themselves, that really took it up a notch! 😭
Story 1 made the comment “ they didn’t leave the ids alone for a long time after that” NO GOOFY GIRL THEY JUST DIDNT RE HIRE YOU
Glad to see everyone roasting the babysitter in the comments. Leaving the kids alone in the house the first time was bad enough, but leaving them alone the 2nd time after the girl said she heard noises and you heard them yourself is unacceptable. You don't have to risk your life by checking out the noise, but get the kids out of the house and call the police to be safe
Such a nice change of scenery to see the majority of the comments ripping on one of the people in these stories instead of the tired old "ive been watching u for over 22 years, ur literally my childhood" crap. Makes me wish there were _more_ stories like that!
😂 2 comments down from yours says it. Thats to funny
"...watching the movie White Chicks", honestly, that's the scariest thing I've heard in a long time!
Story 1- what bravest thing you’ve ever done? You didn’t help the kids. You did not even go in the house and help the kids.
Lmaooooo her first mistake was being a babysitter. 😂
“Bravest moment of her life” she has the bare minimum of courtesy go at least check on those kids and just left them there with some 6 ft freak of nature , like bruh what 😂
Story 1 :
Should've done her job! Why is she across an estate in a separate part of the property. Hell she made herself a neighbor instead of watching the kids! That whole situation is on Her. If she hadn't left the main house the door would've never been opened in the first place.
The scariest thing about the first story is how little the babysitter did to protect those kids.
Oh my goodness, how brave running across the yard nowhere near the danger those kids were facing
If I were the parents of the kids in the first story I would have pressed charges against the babysitter as well for stupidity and incompetence.
The parents themselves are to blame here -- they are the ones that make the rules. They allowed this to happen.
@@athens31415right? They chose to have a fun night out instead of being responsible parents. They chose a 20 year old airhead. They chose not to vet her properly or actually decided that she was responsible enough to take care of children. Ultimately the parents are responsible for the safety of their own children and they failed their kids.
@@jasonvargas7564 both at fault honestly, but very heavy on the parents. idk how ppl can trust strangers handling their kids in their own homes, regardless of their qualification as a professional babysitter 💀 world is scary
@@jasonvargas7564yes, blame everyone except, idk, the intruder?
Which charges 😂 sci-fi?
Story 2: Tents are the worst. You’re blind in them and they offer no protection from someone or something that wants to harm you. You’re better off sleeping under the stars or under a tarp with open sides.
And expose yourself more? I’ll take a car anyday.
@@sorrow2305 a car offers protection
atleast sleeping under the starts makes you able to detect yoru surroundings unlike in a tent where you are locked insinde and have one way out
When I camp it is on my living room couch.
The thought of being in a tent with no protection gives Me the fear . At least have a gun
@@TheAmericanDreamed though once you fall asleep, if someone enters your tent they can steal that gun.... And there's no way I'd take my dog or any pet and risk them getting lost or hurt.
First story makes me think of the movie When A Stranger Calls. Very good movie too btw 😊
Except, the babysitter in that one wasn't some smoothed brain tard nugget.
The thing I really love about these stories is that they show scenery & landscapes , too emphasize , too build up the story , set the mood ! It's soooo great !
Well, now we know who not to hire as a babysitter.
I’ve listened to you for years now. Thank you for giving me a creepy escape from reality.
Thank god no story’s are in Utah yet
@@IsoProdz1 For sure man. Stay safe.
It’s been 10 years for me
It was either January or February of 2017 when I first came across Mr. Nightmare. I think his school lockdown video(also his most popular video)was my first exposure to him.
Wake up to reality
3:30 No just no u never leave the kids completely alone. Lock the house down just to a few rooms dont be all out there with everything open when ur job is to care and protect the children.
S1: she left them alone, was about to drink booze, skips calling the police, blubbers in the pool house knowing the kids were in the house and MEETING them in the YARD was “the bravest thing she’s ever done”? No fam, going back INTO the house to save the kids would have, but maybe they wouldn’t have needed saving if you were doing your job and watching them.
I wonder if the babysitter actually said she wouldn’t come back or if the parents told her she wasn’t welcome back? I would have fired her for sure.
@@athens31415are you dense? it isn’t anyones fault that someone broke into the house planning who knows what. i suggest you rethink before you comment something stupid like that again.
@@ttrinityxo Yeah it is -- you're clearly not a parent.
@@athens31415 i’m not a parent myself however i’m surrounded by them everyday. just because you have a child does not mean that you can prevent any break ins from happening, it doesn’t matter what kind of precautions you take or safety things you install to your home, if someone wants to get in badly enough, they’ll find a way.
@@ttrinityxo no, but it is the parents’ fault for hiring the local town college 20 year old drunkard airhead to look after their children.
@@ttrinityxoare you dense? She’s suppose to be watching the kids and taking care of them. Instead she basically had the kids take care of themselves and fend for themselves cause she was too much of a coward to help them.
Babe WAKE UP NOW. New post by Mr nightmare
Waking her ass up early morning to watch that on the living room tv is what I be doin 😂
How do you keep getting in here?
😂😂😂😂
Ahh daddy 😩😩😩
It's a re upload
Absolutely riveting! These stories not only sends shivers down the spine but also brilliantly captures the essence of true horror - the unexpected lurking in the ordinary. It's a stark reminder of how reality can sometimes be more frightening than fiction. Can't wait for more such stories. Keep up the great work! 🌑✨👻
Story 1
I’m a babysitter myself and I never ever would’ve left kids alone!! I cannot BELIEVE that she left them in a totally different house she should NOT be a babysitter. Anyone watching kids need to be in the house and make sure that they are safe and ok. She should’ve definitely grabbed both children after hearing a noise just to be safe
and her looking for wine? what kind of babysitter drinks on the job?
I think the girl in the first story was drunk herself. Either that or she was just freaking stupid. I hope she got fired and never allowed her to babysit anyone kids ever again.
story number one is crazy to me. first of all why werent they in the house with the kids and second of all, they didnt even think to go into the house to get the kids out ? they called their friend instead of making sure the kids were okay ? totally insane to me. my first priority would be getting the kids out, no matter the danger. they never would have been able to forgive themselves if the kids were killed or worse while the babysitter sat outside uselessly crying into the phone.
First off, what could be worse than being killed and second, exactly, but thank God they were all okay. I feared the worst when the little girl screamed. 😔
@@monsterhanna6691 / i think i meant to type kidnapped there instead of killed but alot of people would say SA is worse than just being offed. he could've done many things that alot of people would rather choose death over. people are twisted
@@b4byl0n I get it. No child deserves that and I can only imagine how terrified they were.
That first story reminded me of the movie “When a Stranger Calls.” She should have never left that house with the children there alone!!
Bro I've been watching your videos since 2021. I can say from hear and out, that you're one of my favorite horror story tellers. I love supporting creators! Keep up the great work. Mr. Creator.
I was literally JUST thinking of how much I wished Mr. Nightmare would put out a video while I can do laundry at night, outside of my apartment. I come back to find he had literally just posted said video.
Mr. Nightmare came through when he was needed the most!
when we needed him most, he came back, juan
@@NikoCigoj who is Juan?
@@Rose-kj7rz a holy creature, look it up, and witness its beauty
literally
Man the first story was handled poorly. I get it she was scared but damn those kids lives were at stake. She could’ve done far more than just scream and make the situation way worse for the kids. The kids definitely have more trauma considering they were left behind practically and left on their own.
And this is why child protective services should take these kids away from their irresponsible parents.
@@jasonvargas7564 That's a major stretch there dude. What exactly from the limited amount of info we know about these parents proves that they're irresponsible and should have their children taken away?
@@xhalooverlord they’re irresponsible because they thought it was a good idea to let the local town college drunkard clown babysit their children while they went out having fun
@@jasonvargas7564 to be fair man anyone nowadays can act responsible. I don’t blame the parents on that. I blame dumbass teens on that.
@@xhalooverlordhe had a whole argument in a different comment thread because they didn't do a background check on the babysitter. He's just being an idiot
Ah yes. Of course. How truly noble and brave of you to not even TRY to protect the children you were put in charge of protecting. 😂
That first story is just so ridiculous. I babysit my brother all the time and sure, I've gotten freaked out a few times by what he's said or just overall the vibe of my grandma's house but he's my number one priority in the event of anything happening. Even if he wasn't my brother, I'd treat the situation with the same care and urgency if someone or something became a threat to the kid's safety.
If I was the parent of those kids you best believe I'd be absolutely outraged that the babysitter wasn't even in the same building as them. You're there to watch and protect those children, not to lounge about while the kids deal with themselves. Sure, being able to relax can be a perk to a job like that, but in the end your responsibility is to watch those kids and make sure they're safe. At the very least, you could have stayed in the main house and compromised having the volume lower so you could keep an eye on the kids!!
And the cherry on top is that the OP didn't even leave the pool house until the kids got themselves to safety. Brave isn't a word to describe this asshole of a babysitter. I'm sorry if I'm being harsh, but the OP should have done so much more.
Babysitters like this are the reason I'm willing to drop anything to babysit my brother so nothing like this neglectful bullshit can happen in the first place.
You're not being harsh at all. She should be ashamed of her cowardice in the face of her young charges' welfare. She did nothing brave, and if I was the parents I would not invite her back.
I agree she should've remained in the main house. Idk if the parents gave her permission to go the the pool house once they were asleep, or to have a glass of wine after they were in bed (which I dont see as a huge deal if she only had one) but I'm guessing she thought the intercom system made everything safer. Obviously that wasn't true; I've made my own mistakes babysitting my siblings but I was 10 and circumstances were much different. I just hope the kiddos are okay.
@@kristinwojtowich8902 Everyone makes mistakes, but this isn't just a mistake, this is an astronomical fuck up on the OP's part. Honestly how irresponsible
Story 2 is very strange. The fact that there was people who were in the woods the whole time makes you wonder why they were there. Especially when they were snooping around the campground in the middle of the night.
True! Idk about you but my insides screamed during that story that if I have a gun I need to fire it in that situation haha. Dude whistles outside the tent and all he gets is a few rifle rounds
The part that gets me is no one with any experience would go camping like this without protection. A dog would do nothing against an angry or hungry bear. A high caliber gun, shotgun or bearspray would be part of the supplies. Then someone goes through your campsite and all you do is move. This seems too stupid to be real
@@jay48538 Because people always make the best decisions? Also, then what about the scream they heard? And nobody said this was their first time camping from what I remember.
@@jay48538Checklist:
Gun
Bullets
Tent
Food and Water
2nd Gun, bullets..
@@jay48538that’s because it isn’t
The actual babysitting abilities of the first woman aside, that story was terrifying
Love the Stories! You really inspired me to start telling stories myself.. but It's harder than i thought! :)
The new haunting experience for the first story’s submitter is watching this video and seeing these comments telling her she’s not a good babysitter and how this situation could’ve been avoided if she wasn’t irresponsible enough to the point of leaving the kids in the house to deal with the intruder while she was across the yard chatting with her friends.
Well if she was in the house the intruder would have just R’ed her in front of the kids before selling her into human trafficking along with the children. Makes no sense to have her end up being a victim too, just for internet brownie points. You aren’t going to mourn her disappearance or her death, so why should she die?
@@jasonvargas7564bruh what are you on?
Lol are we supposed to feel bad for her!? 😂
@@jasonvargas7564how do you know she’d be sold into trafficking ?! You just made all that up. No as a baby sitter she should’ve have been in the same house as the kids in the first place. Just based on principle
@@cdixon5150 as the parents, they should have been there with the kids in the first place. Just based on principle.