In case anyone interested in more details: I used to live just across the road from this building. It was kind of a big deal back in the day. Even some of my classmates has visited the place. There were a lot of rumors about horrors inside. This place was also popular among people who want to end their live, and there were some succsesfeull attempts, There also were a lot of accidents, because this place was very dangerous. Unfinished open elevator shafts, holes in the floors, etc. Despite this, there was an extreme illegal ice rink in the flooded basement at some point. Because during winter all the water inside freeze. And it was quite popular. Anyway, now this hospital not just demolished. After demolision, the space became vacant, so... There is a massive residential complex in the place where it used to stand. And i assume that residential buildings are finished, and people soon will start to move in
I'm still baffled as to why they decided to simply... not finish it. sure the idea of running out of money for construction is... understandable, but it's a massive sunk cost for no return. It doesn't make sense unless there was either an expected over-run so large it'd be cheaper to start over somewhere else, or... the cost wasn't the reason the sit was abandoned.
I was going to ask if anything had been constructed there since and has there been any deaths or incidents since, but I guess we're going to have to wait a little longer for any legacies.
@@marhawkman303 Russia went through a lot of economic hardships throughout the 80's and into the 90's. By the time they'd be able to readdress this building it would have sat there so long that the cost of just making it safe again would have been massive. And it isn't that unusual for a building project to be abandoned due to finance issues halfway through. Happens all the time everywhere. Here in the US I've seen a building get mostly done and end up abandoned. It really isn't that unusual at all.
@@vthings001 Yup. I grew up next to a residential home which begun a remodel, only to find out the developer didn't get the right permits or whatever and they forced him to shut it down and move on. Lost a good new friend because of it who had just moved in before renovations had begun.
in the mid/late 90’s after the fall of the Soviet Union, but before the rise of Putin and his reforms, Moscow was like Baltimore or Chicago, filled with criminal gangs and shootings...
I think that gang activity might be the best answer for most of those additional bodies found there. It's a huge building and it would take a lot of time for somebody to come across one of their victims. Many of those unfortunate deaths were probably just accidents. For me the disfigured bodies of animals are most disturbing. Serial killers often start with pets before moving on humans
Those poor people and animals. I especially sympathize with the elderly lady and her dog. I wish someone would have helped her. My sweet dog is my baby, and I would have gone in to rescue her too.
I feel so bad for that older lady and for the young man. I know the dog didn't know any better. May all the innocent souls whose lives were lost within the walls of that hospital rest in peace. 🙏🤍✝️ Never heard of this story before. Great job, Bedtime Stories - with the illustrations as well as the storytelling! 💯🤍👍
Thing is. Dogs can sense danger. If the place was truly haunted the dog wouldn't enter surely? .. Many accounts, although different, sniffer dogs on the pursuit of missing 411 cases suddenly stopping in their tracks refusing to go further....
Or maybe the dog felt the need to approach the danger... Maybe a person was in there. 2 bodies (at least) were moved after death. Possibly pushed TO their death. Or worse. Maybe it's the spirits pushing people... Dogs are very smart. Possibly just curious, or even defensive
Considering that multiple animals were found butchered inside, and at least two people appeared to have suffered being pushed from a height and then moved, it seems likely that a serial killer was using the building as a place to conduct his or her work, counting on the police to take investigations less seriously because of the urban legends surrounding it.
or it could be multiple psychos. we have a building similar to this in my city, it's quite well known a lot of sketchy people hang out there. i think that is the case here too. more people than you realise have no problem with killing
There is something particulary awful about old asylums and hospitals. When I lived in Massachusetts, I was riding up I-95 to New Hampshire. There was a huge building on one side, and just looking at it made my spine tingle. My friend said it was an old asylum, no longer in use.
There’s a large abandoned prison on an island in the Piscataqua river next to the city of Portsmouth, NH. The place is called the “Portsmouth Naval Prison”. It’s been abandoned since the 1970s and it is apparently haunted. That’s may be the place you’re referring to.
There used to be practice of burying patients who died or suicided on the ACTUAL grounds. There's one here in Australia like that but they have the exact placement and names of everyone buried there.
@@OffGridInvestor Oh, yes, the old City Hospitals in Baltimore, MD, buried patients on the grounds. It is now known as Bayview, and is owned by Johns Hopkins medical system. It has quite a large campus, being on the outer edge of the city.
A mental hospital in Sykesville, Maryland is a truly creepy place. People who were committed there were often lost, literally, in the system. The staff truly did not know where the patients were. If you were committed to this mental hospital, you might disappear. Edit: the name of the facility is Springfield Hospital Center. Then there was Forest haven Asylum in Laurel, Crownsville State Hospital near Annapolis, and Rosewood Center in Owings. It’s seems the entire Maryland mental health system failed the patients.
I was empty threatened with me being sent to Bryce hospital in Tuscaloosa Alabama I lived in fear but realized that they were just that empty it was a horrible way to get me to stop defending myself, I was mentally abused by a narcissist mother and my spoiled sister's dad just stood there most of the time but no one crossed her and later she was made a fool a little late if you asked me. Because I was out of state I mean several states away she swore that I zapped myself and hid the butter in the refrigerator and zapped back to where I was 🤦🏻♀️ it took a few people to claim her down and then they said I wasn't even there or in the state after that people started to visit less and less but I'm the back of her mind I did it and got away with it.🤦🏻♀️🤷♀️
You're lucky. In NH you can be forcibly hospitalized by a family member. Luckily I was out in 4 days but it did lasting damage. Ppl don't understand bad mothers but they exist. My heart goes out to you, WE are cousins now. ❤️
Nobody should have to be put through that kind of abuse from the one person that we should be able to trust to love us and look out for us even when the rest of the world has labeled us (crazy or psycho or whatever the case may be) or decided we aren’t worthy. The one person who is supposed to love us unconditionally. It’s so horrible when people are judged to be unworthy my the one who is supposed to love us at all costs, at all times. I’m sorry for you guys and anyone else who has had to deal with that. God Bless.
@@scottsmith4315 thank you all for the positive things you've said, it does me good knowing that someone believes me, I wasn't shocked when she said why did God breathed life into you, I'll never understand why he would do that, just hurt but I'm thankful that I didn't wind up my sister's when she died they acted like the world had ended well to them it did no more handouts and paying for there bills etc , but I do have one thing but I'm glad I'm past it the legacy she created for me, I'm not believed or have a brain function, hey something's are better left alone do when I do vacate the selfish spoiled brat's it over and done so I won't wipe their 🤬 anymore I'm giving my government check to a group of ingrated people that only knows how to legally steal from me
Hospitals always manage to be creepy and scary, I work in a hospital and there's nothing more scare that walking the hallways at midnight. Great story guys I wonder if there's going to be a part 2 or something.
I used to work for a while in a very large hospital about 30 years ago, in shifts. There was this huge network of tunnels underneath the complex and I sometimes used it to move patients between different units. Those tunnels were creepy enough, but my mom who had also worked there for many years, warned be from going to the tunnels located near the hospital's morgue. Also she did that very subtly, trying not to scare me, just taught me to use other passages. Luckily I never had to go to the tunnels at night.
We had a place like this on Okinawa. it used to be the old Navy hospital at the time but had a very troubling history of operations, some doctors left medical Instruments in surgery patients, high fatalities in operating rooms, and a lack of professionalism amongst the doctors. The hospital itself smelled like heavy cleaner, like they were trying to hide something bad that happened, this heavy cleaner smell was even in the childrens ward. These were all second hand stories, but I heard a lot of theories about what happened
You should cover the Nahani Valley, or “Valley of the Headless Men.” It’s a really interesting story, or conglomeration of several stories over many years, and some of it is bone chilling. Love your work and channel
@No-one-Survives I’ve seen several of them but wanted his take. Didn’t see he had posted on it. Every version has differed in some way. But thanks for letting me know he has a video
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel Can you please make a video on almas, that is a cryptid / folk creature said to inhabit the Caucasus, Tian Shan and Pamir Mountains of Central Asia; and the Altai Mountains of western Mongolia ???
On Fort Dix there was a old hospital that was closed down. It was suppose to be abandoned but you would see ppl looking at you from the windows. Lots of ghost stories and rumors. Find any army or airforce guy that was there around 2003, everyone had a different story about that place.
This channel is something that should be viewed at 3 AM. But I can't wait that long. I drop everything and watch as soon as I get the notification. I have never been disappointed. Now I have to rewatch in case there are any easter eggs I missed.
Amazing narration and artwork as usual, and the buildup was just insane! Cant wait for next one and the nightshift encounters to start. Thank you for your hard work and passion guys! 👌
The Soviet government might well build a large hospital complex on a wetland from simple corruption. Nobody with a choice (Hello New Orleans!) puts a graveyard on one. Some things you don’t want washing out of the mud in a rainstorm
The worst mistake I ever made in life was binging the entire bedtime stories channel all in like two weeks. Now I have to wait for each new one to drop 😢 love this channel
@@charlesmcclure8000 Small town in the mountains of Virginia 2008. I was hoping you were the you I thought you were, but it's still pretty cool that you're you so keep being you dude. 😆
Hi team, love your work. Could you guys do an episode on Neerkol Orphanage in Australia. My dad did some time there as a kid, it was ran by the Catholic Church. Locals say the dam wall is full of bodies of the forgotten. It’s still stands abandoned today and is down right terrifying. Plenty of research material online for you use, lots of case studies into mistreatment of children
@Igotnothingoinon Anytime the words "orphanage" and "The Catholic Church" are in the same sentence, I automatically and immediately become very suspicious.
You should check out the chase vault in Barbados. It is a really strange story regarding the remains and possibly souls of a family that couldn't get along on the island.
You should do such a video on NYC's Staten Island's Willowbrook Hospital, a former Mental institution, which Geraldo Rivera did his investigative investigation that won him his Pulitzer Prize. The place was closed down but never torn own and strange things have been going on in there since. There ha been a couple of child disappearances as children viewed it as a sort of playground and countless pets (cats and dogs) went in there never to come out. The building is literally a derelict shell of its former self, and it is slated for tearing down but as far as I know only part of it was down town and then stopped.
It's kinda a meme-joke online. For example, people will say "Tuly, this is a movie of this year." When talking about a movie that isn't all that great.
@@WeebDweebTCG sure, sure, sure. But, who is this Tuly character? Sounds like a real jackass. I'm actually starting to get mad just thinking about this Tuly jerk.
Oh man, 5 minutes or so before this was posted I was being a whiny baby about not seeing the video yesterday while posting a comment on the community post announcing the video! Sorry! Thanks for the new content!
I never thought i would actually be interested in someone reading a story on you tube but here i am and i just love this channel. I love the pictures and the way you tell the story so much that i would listen to you even if you were reading your grocery list with images of a market 😊
The idea of a defenseless old woman, desperate to find her beloved pet, being turned away condescendingly by a police officer fills me with primal rage
@@crispy682 Up until that specific point, a police officer trained to handle stressful and potentially harmful situations was telling an old woman to bugger off because he wasn't going to a spooky place due to superstition. The least that he could have done was to gently let this old woman know of the potential dangers of the situation instead of shooing her away. Any kind of compassion during that interaction could have been able to prevent the awful event that followed.
@@JodyOwen-we6oo Hence why I wrote "the idea". Whether it happened or it was simply part of a story, the situation still sucks and it makes my blood boil haha.
This project wasn't the first, nor sadly the last, in a very long list of governmental mis- management, and not only in the former Soviet Union. I could name several private projects in Germany where the original financing proved only to be a small fraction of the actual construction costs and without massive government funding, would never have been completed. The haunting and horrific story of this abandoned hospital is however another thing altogether....!😱
A huge, abandoned building with flooded basements that the police almost never visit? Yeah if I were a serial killer I couldn't have asked for a more perfect dumping ground.
The nature of his death aside, there's something immensely sad about a teenage boy finding such peace in a place that was supposed to help people like him. As if he saw it and wondered if, in another life, maybe he could have been saved there.
Me too. The poor animals killed there broke my heart. Even the lady and the young lady did, and human tragedies don't usually upset me as much as animals, they just seemed such sad, desperate souls. I truly hope there's a better place beyond.
Yeah hospitals can become places of torture and misery. Just about every state in the United States and every country in the world has their haunted hospitals and asylums.
Yep. I went to school in one. CSU Channel Island's older buildings was the Camarillo State Mental Institution. Some claim those older buildings are haunted. I never encountered anything (but I never had any evening classes ether)
@@HalfLifeExpert1 If ghosts actually existed, why haven't I ever seen anything? I have been to many supposedly haunted places, and I never saw or heard anything.
@@HalfLifeExpert1 Oh man, if any place was haunted though, it would definitely be the Gettysburg battlefield, that's for sure. Also, old mental asylums would very much be too.
Anyone interested should look at images of Khovrino hospital. It is a huge building, many more times the size you would think a hospital should be and it's just unbelievable it was never put to use. I've done a lot of reading on Russia and the USSR and this is just so typical of how they operate. Everything is substandard, poorly constructed, falling down and the money is always going to line the pockets of the leaders. Chernobyl is a prime example of what can happen when their is no oversight or expertise in charge. The most inept persons are given responsibility and everyone lives in fear of losing the awful job cause they have, on bad word about them and they may never work again, so everyone is silent about the horrible things that go one. Chernobyl was ALL human error, and ineptness. It a hellish country and those that think socialize is great need to open a book and read what hell on earth is really like.
So weird seeing a story about a place you actually know and seen) Hovrino had a very bad rep in the city. Too bad so much money was wasted on freaking nothing useful for the people. But that happens quite often in Russia.
What enrages me is that it is well known that elderly tend to be stubborn af and the police officer should have known that she was going into the building anyways, specially knowing that she had no family near and that she would feel extremly lonely without her dog. He should have at least committed to send someone to look for the dog in the morning. Dismissing her and kicking her out like that was completely inexcusable. He has the blood of that lady in his hands.
Another fun fact: the site where Khovrino hospital used to be is still in Russia, so nothing has improved except more parking for cars that won't start
I love your channel and love these true stories ❤️ can u please do Haunted Prisons? How about sightings of the Megladon? Either way, keep up the good work
This is something similar to an episode of the Twilight zone the original shows where three astronaut's came back from a dangerous mission while in the hospital they vanished one by one and at the end of the show they were never mentioned. And another story where a woman's mom vanished while on a visit in the 1800's or 1900's at a world's fair and by the time she got back with her medication she had vanished and her room changed, and when she went for the medicine it to had vanished, I heard it was from a woman diagnosed with the plague and was disposed and all trace's of her and they're belongings gone. Except for her daughter.
The hospital was one of those places I wanted to visit next time I was in Moscow when I was around 16ish, living in a pretty far-away part of Russia. But sadly I never got the chance since by the time I went to college in the capital, it had already been demolished. I managed to satiate my hunger for abandoned sites though by going to the unfinished FSB hospital in the nearby town of Zheleznodorozhny (try to say that 7 times haha) and visiting the Adulyar ghost town in the Moscow region. It was fun :D
From Twisted Tales of Shakespeare: “Have you ever noticed that in old Shakespeare plays when someone said they saw a ghost, they had? Were people more reliable back then? Were ghosts?”
In case anyone interested in more details:
I used to live just across the road from this building. It was kind of a big deal back in the day. Even some of my classmates has visited the place. There were a lot of rumors about horrors inside. This place was also popular among people who want to end their live, and there were some succsesfeull attempts, There also were a lot of accidents, because this place was very dangerous. Unfinished open elevator shafts, holes in the floors, etc. Despite this, there was an extreme illegal ice rink in the flooded basement at some point. Because during winter all the water inside freeze. And it was quite popular.
Anyway, now this hospital not just demolished. After demolision, the space became vacant, so... There is a massive residential complex in the place where it used to stand. And i assume that residential buildings are finished, and people soon will start to move in
I'm still baffled as to why they decided to simply... not finish it. sure the idea of running out of money for construction is... understandable, but it's a massive sunk cost for no return. It doesn't make sense unless there was either an expected over-run so large it'd be cheaper to start over somewhere else, or... the cost wasn't the reason the sit was abandoned.
LMAO making homes in cursed land. Atheists never learn.
I was going to ask if anything had been constructed there since and has there been any deaths or incidents since, but I guess we're going to have to wait a little longer for any legacies.
@@marhawkman303 Russia went through a lot of economic hardships throughout the 80's and into the 90's. By the time they'd be able to readdress this building it would have sat there so long that the cost of just making it safe again would have been massive. And it isn't that unusual for a building project to be abandoned due to finance issues halfway through. Happens all the time everywhere. Here in the US I've seen a building get mostly done and end up abandoned. It really isn't that unusual at all.
@@vthings001 Yup. I grew up next to a residential home which begun a remodel, only to find out the developer didn't get the right permits or whatever and they forced him to shut it down and move on. Lost a good new friend because of it who had just moved in before renovations had begun.
Respect to the lady who loved her dog enough to go into a place like that. May she rest in peace.
I was thinking the same thing :(
Yeah, but at the same time, the dog isn't worth her own life, Just my opinion, I suppose, but I value human life more
@@birbgorl Love transcends shape, size and type of life. All life is precious.
@@rajendrashetti2363 I'm not saying it isn't, I'm saying maybe don't go into the creepy ass building with dead dogs as an 80 year old woman
@@birbgorlsame here. But at that age, that dog maybe is the only thing she has
A half finished abandoned building where bodies sometimes show up over the years? Here in Baltimore, these are just called "dumping grounds."
in the mid/late 90’s after the fall of the Soviet Union, but before the rise of Putin and his reforms, Moscow was like Baltimore or Chicago, filled with criminal gangs and shootings...
I always wonder why they don’t do more scary stories about the hood
@@Kite_the_KWITERIPOFF if they ever gave it a chance they’d have a field day with Memphis Tennessee or Gary Indiana fo’ sho’
@@goawaylol241 old Scary Gary, man. Helluva place.
@Kite_the_KWITERIPOFF I'd rather goto Eerie Indiana!
I think that gang activity might be the best answer for most of those additional bodies found there. It's a huge building and it would take a lot of time for somebody to come across one of their victims. Many of those unfortunate deaths were probably just accidents. For me the disfigured bodies of animals are most disturbing. Serial killers often start with pets before moving on humans
Cultist activities you mean. Satanists sacrifice things as part of their rituals. Humans included.
The location of the hospital was a grave error.
A hospital on top of a former cemetery...what could possibly go wrong? 🤨 Thanks for another great episode Bedtime Stories!
So that the jist of the story!😮
And now it's an apartment building on top of that former cemetery. Will there be a future "Bedtime Stories" about this building?
Lol!!
Here in Philippines all of the stories building we're always a massacre site of the Imperial Japanese army who committed worse war crimes.
There is a hospital near me with an extremely old cemetary right beside it. Always thought it was morbidly close.
Those poor people and animals. I especially sympathize with the elderly lady and her dog. I wish someone would have helped her. My sweet dog is my baby, and I would have gone in to rescue her too.
If you lose a dog, you hang your shirt near where it disappeared and come back later. Best of luck, Fido.
I feel so bad for that older lady and for the young man. I know the dog didn't know any better. May all the innocent souls whose lives were lost within the walls of that hospital rest in peace. 🙏🤍✝️
Never heard of this story before. Great job, Bedtime Stories - with the illustrations as well as the storytelling! 💯🤍👍
Yeah. I felt so badly for the poor lady. She was just looking for her doggie and wound up dying a horrible death.
Thing is.
Dogs can sense danger.
If the place was truly haunted the dog wouldn't enter surely?
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Many accounts, although different, sniffer dogs on the pursuit of missing 411 cases suddenly stopping in their tracks refusing to go further....
Dogs are smarter than most people think
Or maybe the dog felt the need to approach the danger...
Maybe a person was in there. 2 bodies (at least) were moved after death.
Possibly pushed TO their death. Or worse.
Maybe it's the spirits pushing people...
Dogs are very smart. Possibly just curious, or even defensive
Considering that multiple animals were found butchered inside, and at least two people appeared to have suffered being pushed from a height and then moved, it seems likely that a serial killer was using the building as a place to conduct his or her work, counting on the police to take investigations less seriously because of the urban legends surrounding it.
😂
And people
or it could be multiple psychos. we have a building similar to this in my city, it's quite well known a lot of sketchy people hang out there. i think that is the case here too. more people than you realise have no problem with killing
@@armyonce6962 Round up some men, go in there, kill anything that moves.
All it takes are a few crackheads
There is something particulary awful about old asylums and hospitals. When I lived in Massachusetts, I was riding up I-95 to New Hampshire. There was a huge building on one side, and just looking at it made my spine tingle. My friend said it was an old asylum, no longer in use.
I95? Probably Danvers. It's condos now
There’s a large abandoned prison on an island in the Piscataqua river next to the city of Portsmouth, NH. The place is called the “Portsmouth Naval Prison”. It’s been abandoned since the 1970s and it is apparently haunted. That’s may be the place you’re referring to.
There used to be practice of burying patients who died or suicided on the ACTUAL grounds. There's one here in Australia like that but they have the exact placement and names of everyone buried there.
@@OffGridInvestor Oh, yes, the old City Hospitals in Baltimore, MD, buried patients on the grounds. It is now known as Bayview, and is owned by Johns Hopkins medical system. It has quite a large campus, being on the outer edge of the city.
Danvers awesome place
A mental hospital in Sykesville, Maryland is a truly creepy place. People who were committed there were often lost, literally, in the system. The staff truly did not know where the patients were. If you were committed to this mental hospital, you might disappear.
Edit: the name of the facility is Springfield Hospital Center. Then there was Forest haven Asylum in Laurel, Crownsville State Hospital near Annapolis, and Rosewood Center in Owings. It’s seems the entire Maryland mental health system failed the patients.
I was empty threatened with me being sent to Bryce hospital in Tuscaloosa Alabama I lived in fear but realized that they were just that empty it was a horrible way to get me to stop defending myself, I was mentally abused by a narcissist mother and my spoiled sister's dad just stood there most of the time but no one crossed her and later she was made a fool a little late if you asked me. Because I was out of state I mean several states away she swore that I zapped myself and hid the butter in the refrigerator and zapped back to where I was 🤦🏻♀️ it took a
few people to claim her down and then they said I wasn't even there or in the state after that people started to visit less and less but I'm the back of her mind I did it and got away with it.🤦🏻♀️🤷♀️
You're lucky. In NH you can be forcibly hospitalized by a family member. Luckily I was out in 4 days but it did lasting damage. Ppl don't understand bad mothers but they exist. My heart goes out to you, WE are cousins now. ❤️
Nobody should have to be put through that kind of abuse from the one person that we should be able to trust to love us and look out for us even when the rest of the world has labeled us (crazy or psycho or whatever the case may be) or decided we aren’t worthy. The one person who is supposed to love us unconditionally. It’s so horrible when people are judged to be unworthy my the one who is supposed to love us at all costs, at all times. I’m sorry for you guys and anyone else who has had to deal with that. God Bless.
@@scottsmith4315 thank you all for the positive things you've said, it does me good knowing that someone believes me, I wasn't shocked when she said why did God breathed life into you, I'll never understand why he would do that, just hurt but I'm thankful that I didn't wind up my sister's when she died they acted like the world had ended well to them it did no more handouts and paying for there bills etc , but I do have one thing but I'm glad I'm past it the legacy she created for me, I'm not believed or have a brain function, hey something's are better left alone do when I do vacate the selfish spoiled brat's it over and done so I won't wipe their 🤬 anymore I'm giving my government check to a group of ingrated people that only knows how to legally steal from me
and you're surprised? Libtards always screw things up.
The artwork of the hospital at 06:50 is simply stunning.
Hospitals always manage to be creepy and scary, I work in a hospital and there's nothing more scare that walking the hallways at midnight. Great story guys I wonder if there's going to be a part 2 or something.
I used to work for a while in a very large hospital about 30 years ago, in shifts. There was this huge network of tunnels underneath the complex and I sometimes used it to move patients between different units. Those tunnels were creepy enough, but my mom who had also worked there for many years, warned be from going to the tunnels located near the hospital's morgue. Also she did that very subtly, trying not to scare me, just taught me to use other passages. Luckily I never had to go to the tunnels at night.
We had a place like this on Okinawa. it used to be the old Navy hospital at the time but had a very troubling history of operations, some doctors left medical Instruments in surgery patients, high fatalities in operating rooms, and a lack of professionalism amongst the doctors. The hospital itself smelled like heavy cleaner, like they were trying to hide something bad that happened, this heavy cleaner smell was even in the childrens ward. These were all second hand stories, but I heard a lot of theories about what happened
Bedtime Stories deserves a Grammy or Oscar for great animation, storytelling, and narration. Its greatest at its best.🎯💯
Would it technically fall under spoken word album category? 🤔
Nah, both of those are completely meaningless LOL All the great comments they get should be award enough to show how good they are ;)
This is hands down, one of the best channels on UA-cam
@@stomper2888 Matter of opinion, and I don't agree. Bedtime Stories beats all of those channels hands down.
Yes. Though I like Beyond Creepy too! 🙂👍
@STOMPER Only know the first couple of those! Going to try the rest, thanks! 🙂👍
I mean it alright, not subtle or nuance, just like Mr Ballen
When it comes to horror stories, of course; THE best!
You should cover the Nahani Valley, or “Valley of the Headless Men.” It’s a really interesting story, or conglomeration of several stories over many years, and some of it is bone chilling. Love your work and channel
@No-one-Survives I’ve seen several of them but wanted his take. Didn’t see he had posted on it. Every version has differed in some way. But thanks for letting me know he has a video
Can you please make a video on the Rig-e Jinn area in Iran which is known for its paranormal activities.
Noted
How about one on Deborah Moffitt? She wrote a book called Unwelcomed The True Story Of The Moffitt Family Haunting.
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel Can you please make a video on almas, that is a cryptid / folk creature said to inhabit the Caucasus, Tian Shan and Pamir Mountains of Central Asia; and the Altai Mountains of western Mongolia ???
On Fort Dix there was a old hospital that was closed down. It was suppose to be abandoned but you would see ppl looking at you from the windows. Lots of ghost stories and rumors. Find any army or airforce guy that was there around 2003, everyone had a different story about that place.
Is it still around?
@@ericpeterson5994 not sure now, it was there in 2003 though.
@@ericpeterson5994torn down
I have never heard of this place before, so creepy! Thanks for finding awesome scary stories that are not told over and over again!
Reminds me of the Monty Python skit, where a building remains standing as long as you believe in its structural soundness
This channel is something that should be viewed at 3 AM. But I can't wait that long. I drop everything and watch as soon as I get the notification. I have never been disappointed. Now I have to rewatch in case there are any easter eggs I missed.
Amazing narration and artwork as usual, and the buildup was just insane! Cant wait for next one and the nightshift encounters to start.
Thank you for your hard work and passion guys! 👌
Awesome as usual. Thank you.
Sunday night isn't the same without Bedtime Stories!
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dude... its monday hahahahahahah
But these Monday nights? Fantastic
I’m in the Monday dimension
And Friday nights are a great night for football.
Building a hospital right on top of a graveyard. I'm sure nothing would go ever go wrong.
You never know.😉
Welcome to Russia ✌️
The Soviet government might well build a large hospital complex on a wetland from simple corruption.
Nobody with a choice (Hello New Orleans!) puts a graveyard on one. Some things you don’t want washing out of the mud in a rainstorm
If no one made mistakes we would never get any good horror movies.
@@AnthroGearhead What the fuck does this have to do with Russia?
13:59 look at the artwork. Beautifully drew, notice the sky in the background?
The worst mistake I ever made in life was binging the entire bedtime stories channel all in like two weeks. Now I have to wait for each new one to drop 😢 love this channel
I went to school with a guy named Charles McClure. He was a big goofy fellow, but I always liked him.
Just start over again- that's what I do when I binge and get kinda bummed that there are no more and I have to wait LOL
@@darksu6947 Hagerstown Maryland 2007?
@@charlesmcclure8000 Small town in the mountains of Virginia 2008. I was hoping you were the you I thought you were, but it's still pretty cool that you're you so keep being you dude. 😆
@@darksu6947 I never learned how to be anyone else my dude ✌️
Hi team, love your work. Could you guys do an episode on Neerkol Orphanage in Australia. My dad did some time there as a kid, it was ran by the Catholic Church. Locals say the dam wall is full of bodies of the forgotten. It’s still stands abandoned today and is down right terrifying. Plenty of research material online for you use, lots of case studies into mistreatment of children
@Igotnothingoinon Anytime the words "orphanage" and "The Catholic Church" are in the same sentence, I automatically and immediately become very suspicious.
Perfect! Just in time for my night off. I love staying up till 3am listening to spooky stuff.
Great job on drawing the hospital. Strong Stalker vibes.
That poor elderly woman. 😕
You should check out the chase vault in Barbados. It is a really strange story regarding the remains and possibly souls of a family that couldn't get along on the island.
You should do such a video on NYC's Staten Island's Willowbrook Hospital, a former Mental institution, which Geraldo Rivera did his investigative investigation that won him his Pulitzer Prize. The place was closed down but never torn own and strange things have been going on in there since. There ha been a couple of child disappearances as children viewed it as a sort of playground and countless pets (cats and dogs) went in there never to come out.
The building is literally a derelict shell of its former self, and it is slated for tearing down but as far as I know only part of it was down town and then stopped.
I enjoyed that thank you, I felt so sorry for nana looking for her vulnerable companion.
Truly one of the hospitals of all time
you might be correct on that one
Did you miss an adjective or something?
It's kinda a meme-joke online. For example, people will say "Tuly, this is a movie of this year." When talking about a movie that isn't all that great.
@@WeebDweebTCG sure, sure, sure. But, who is this Tuly character? Sounds like a real jackass. I'm actually starting to get mad just thinking about this Tuly jerk.
it actually isn't one of the hospitals of all time since it was never a hospital
Thank you for another great story I work graveyard shift at a convenience store and the story help to occupy my mind
The stories, the illustrations, the narration and the atmosphere are simply amazing 👌🏻💯
Oh man, 5 minutes or so before this was posted I was being a whiny baby about not seeing the video yesterday while posting a comment on the community post announcing the video! Sorry! Thanks for the new content!
Glad you guys took the time you needed, it just makes the new episode that much sweeter! Thank you!
As always, a great video, an intriguing story, and superb narration... It was, as always, a pleasure... Keep up the good work sir...
I love this channel, the artwork, the narration, music and all the other work that goes into each of these videos is top notch 👍
I never thought i would actually be interested in someone reading a story on you tube but here i am and i just love this channel. I love the pictures and the way you tell the story so much that i would listen to you even if you were reading your grocery list with images of a market 😊
Great story. I am saddened by the deaths of these victims. I pray for their souls and everyone who was buried at the site. GOD bless us all.
Ok bro
The idea of a defenseless old woman, desperate to find her beloved pet, being turned away condescendingly by a police officer fills me with primal rage
If it happened. Which is unproven.
It sucks, but if the last year has taught us anything, it's typical for Russia.
Welcome to the socialist police state. Coming to a neighborhood near you.
@@crispy682 Up until that specific point, a police officer trained to handle stressful and potentially harmful situations was telling an old woman to bugger off because he wasn't going to a spooky place due to superstition.
The least that he could have done was to gently let this old woman know of the potential dangers of the situation instead of shooing her away. Any kind of compassion during that interaction could have been able to prevent the awful event that followed.
@@JodyOwen-we6oo Hence why I wrote "the idea". Whether it happened or it was simply part of a story, the situation still sucks and it makes my blood boil haha.
Best customer service and shortest waiting time I’ve ever had at a hospital
Lmao
This project wasn't the first, nor sadly the last, in a very long list of governmental mis- management, and not only in the former Soviet Union. I could name several private projects in Germany where the original financing proved only to be a small fraction of the actual construction costs and without massive government funding, would never have been completed. The haunting and horrific story of this abandoned hospital is however another thing altogether....!😱
After finding this blog my life has changed
I am not alone
Thank you
Second upload in a row a video has dropped just as I've jumped into bed! Couldn't get any better than this 👏👏👏
Damn, I'll admit it, I'm kinda jealous of that great timing....screw it, I'm going to bed, time for some stories!
Happy to see another edition of your work. Thanks to you and your team.
After tulong and now this, you guys are really on top form
Awesome story, thanks for the update.
A huge, abandoned building with flooded basements that the police almost never visit?
Yeah if I were a serial killer I couldn't have asked for a more perfect dumping ground.
Always look forward to watching another episode of Bedtime Stories. Thanks for another great episode!
The nature of his death aside, there's something immensely sad about a teenage boy finding such peace in a place that was supposed to help people like him. As if he saw it and wondered if, in another life, maybe he could have been saved there.
Thanks for making this channel! It’s the best thing on UA-cam
Better than most stories. Thanks . 👍
Much love to you bedtime stories man. And your team of course. ❤
Nice! Catching this brand new - literally 1 minute old!
Awesome timing.... one of my favorite channels.
Time for bed and some Bedtime Stories! Thank You guys! 🙏🏻
Not only is this my Friday, but one of the best channels on UA-cam just dropped an update.
Nice.
I'd have gone and looked for my dog too. 100%
Me too. The poor animals killed there broke my heart. Even the lady and the young lady did, and human tragedies don't usually upset me as much as animals, they just seemed such sad, desperate souls. I truly hope there's a better place beyond.
Yes, any self-respecting dog owner would go in there to find their pet ... I would too. 🐶🐶
Poor animals :((( how can anyone have the heart to do such things
Sweet, thanks for video guys! 😁
I really wanted to visit when I lived in Moscow. The place was demolished a few years ago.
The narration is great.
The content is enthralling .
Good one. I love lying in bed with rain sounds paying listening to these…
Great story! As always when I watch these, I’m sorry to see them end.
Great find this channel, thanks man, wicked good content dude!
bless this fantastic channel for the content it uploads.
Yeah hospitals can become places of torture and misery. Just about every state in the United States and every country in the world has their haunted hospitals and asylums.
Yep. I went to school in one. CSU Channel Island's older buildings was the Camarillo State Mental Institution. Some claim those older buildings are haunted. I never encountered anything (but I never had any evening classes ether)
@@HalfLifeExpert1 If ghosts actually existed, why haven't I ever seen anything? I have been to many supposedly haunted places, and I never saw or heard anything.
@@adamcuneo7189 It's a mystery for sure. I actually have seen a ghost once (not at that school though; at the Gettysburg Battlefield)
@@HalfLifeExpert1 Oh man, if any place was haunted though, it would definitely be the Gettysburg battlefield, that's for sure. Also, old mental asylums would very much be too.
@@adamcuneo7189 Because you don't always see the spirits when you are in a haunted building. Doesn't mean they aren't there.
Love bedtime stories !!!! GREAT JOB GUYS...
Anyone interested should look at images of Khovrino hospital. It is a huge building, many more times the size you would think a hospital should be and it's just unbelievable it was never put to use. I've done a lot of reading on Russia and the USSR and this is just so typical of how they operate. Everything is substandard, poorly constructed, falling down and the money is always going to line the pockets of the leaders. Chernobyl is a prime example of what can happen when their is no oversight or expertise in charge. The most inept persons are given responsibility and everyone lives in fear of losing the awful job cause they have, on bad word about them and they may never work again, so everyone is silent about the horrible things that go one. Chernobyl was ALL human error, and ineptness. It a hellish country and those that think socialize is great need to open a book and read what hell on earth is really like.
Ah yes, a graveyard Hospital, I see nothing wrong with that
Welcome to soviet union😊
Russians don’t mess about 😂
What could possibly go wrong?
All hospitals are technically graveyards.
On a wetland to
A fresh new story I hadn't heard of! Great job, BTS!
Very well done video! It creeped me out!
The thumbnail made me think of Garth Marenghi's Dark Place, that coupled with the title made me burst out laughing lol.
So weird seeing a story about a place you actually know and seen) Hovrino had a very bad rep in the city. Too bad so much money was wasted on freaking nothing useful for the people. But that happens quite often in Russia.
Thank you so much for the awesome content. 👍🏻
Humans can be scarier than any monster.
Flipping AWESOME as always
Interesting. This is the first time I've heard anyone covering this place.
What enrages me is that it is well known that elderly tend to be stubborn af and the police officer should have known that she was going into the building anyways, specially knowing that she had no family near and that she would feel extremly lonely without her dog. He should have at least committed to send someone to look for the dog in the morning. Dismissing her and kicking her out like that was completely inexcusable. He has the blood of that lady in his hands.
Another fun fact: the site where Khovrino hospital used to be is still in Russia, so nothing has improved except more parking for cars that won't start
Hospital horror stories? Let's go!
Great episode. I'd listen to hour long episodes like this. The 20 minutes just isn't enough of a fix😂
another great video essay ...... love the art work
I love your channel and love these true stories ❤️ can u please do Haunted Prisons? How about sightings of the Megladon? Either way, keep up the good work
This is my favorite kingdom hearts level. Well done. Thank you.
This is something similar to an episode of the Twilight zone the original shows where three astronaut's came back from a dangerous mission while in the hospital they vanished one by one and at the end of the show they were never mentioned. And another story where a woman's mom vanished while on a visit in the 1800's or 1900's at a world's fair and by the time she got back with her medication she had vanished and her room changed, and when she went for the medicine it to had vanished, I heard it was from a woman diagnosed with the plague and was disposed and all trace's of her and they're belongings gone. Except for her daughter.
Great rainy day story
Sweet!!! I'm actually looking forward to bedtime tonight 👍
All the artwork is amazing.
Any time Bedtime Stories is up and about, I click instantly.
The hospital was one of those places I wanted to visit next time I was in Moscow when I was around 16ish, living in a pretty far-away part of Russia. But sadly I never got the chance since by the time I went to college in the capital, it had already been demolished. I managed to satiate my hunger for abandoned sites though by going to the unfinished FSB hospital in the nearby town of Zheleznodorozhny (try to say that 7 times haha) and visiting the Adulyar ghost town in the Moscow region. It was fun :D
Outstanding video many thanks
Love the story as always, is there a time you guys are gonna update the Spotify podcast?
MAN this building CURSED AF!! This video was so good. What a recipe for disaster, and that’s exactly what ensued. **shudders** no thank you!
Thank you for the video as always
From Twisted Tales of Shakespeare:
“Have you ever noticed that in old Shakespeare plays when someone said they saw a ghost, they had? Were people more reliable back then?
Were ghosts?”
Holy macaroni! A Bed Time Stories video on Monday?
I'll take it.