8 Most Disturbing Things Discovered in Basements
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Here are 8 of the most disturbing things discovered in basements. These are some of the most disturbing, creepy, shocking and scary basement finds.
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Mr.nightmare
Haha
This isn’t his content search up mr nightmare
Damn that guy finding his dad’s bones is so frustrating. Without his mum he’ll never know what happened…
SHe killed him
@@HPDFK7 well no shit, but how?? why?? what really happened to him?
@@audreyk5853 he died!!
@@jimmygrant424 you, have cracked the case Sherlock!
Who knows, maybe she told someone
The Brit with the extended basement under his apartment actually made a cool discovery. That’s an old air raid shelter probably used during the Blitz in WW2. That’s why it has concrete and brick beds and benches for sitting. That’s it was probably used.
That's what I'm saying
And like others have said, some cleaning and lights and boom! Cool little area. Considering it's almost as big as his apartment (which was already real cheap), probably one of the better possible discoveries
he can use it too for when the small ive age comes in 2030 and even bigger things like ww3@@the_Overture
@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 pack it in mate
All I was thinking about is how much more square footage that guy has.
Falling into the well in the dark like that... There's something about dark unclean waters that is just next level freaky to me
That poor guy who found his dads skeleton. That's the kind of stuff that will haunt you!! Also, I'm so glad I don't have a basement! Lol
@DEEJMASTER 333 Right! She did and covered it up. How sick, and they lived there!
Seems okay to me
Are you sure you don't have a basement!???
I’m so glad in England it’s unique to have a basement, I’ve lived in my house eight years and never once been in the attic, luckily we have no dead bodies there council people have been in it recently. But it was a worry😂
Our attic
Love listening to these during the day, but then at night, that's when I'm most scared or paranoid 🤣
That’s the best time to watch em haha
I fall asleep to these videos. They're the perfect bedtime stories.
@@johannbach1903 honestly so soothing
Yeah seriously haha best time to watch is at 1:00am and pitch black!
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That poor alligator 20 years of living in such a small space that just breaks my heart I've worked with all kinds of animals amd they don't belong in a place like that I'm happy that after all those years it finally got to be in a much much better and more appropriate home💜
There's a city in the middle east that keeps crocodiles in a well like cage in every home. They believe they're good luck to keep them in the center of the house.
@@CyberMachineoh really.. thats so sad IMO I don't believe they belong in cages for any reason they belong in their own homes they should just go to where the alligators live and worship them that way and it would be humane ya no 😊
@@CyberMachineI think you mean Aswan village in Egypt. They don't keep live crocodiles in most homes. There are some people there who keep them, mostly as tourist attractions, but mostly people just keep images of them in their homes, because they're considered good luck.
@@jill8235 for the most part, that is what people do. Some people do keep them in captivity, but it's not nearly as common as the commenter suggested.
@@jasminecollins897 The video I saw went into a man's home and it was a live crocodile in there! It's on youtube
My grandma in Wichita, KS had a basement that was blocked off. After she passed away, family members found photos of peoples faces cut out and placed in jars with spices and a liquid.
Why has no one else commented on this
I take it they were people she didn't like?
Sounds like witchcraft
I've performed similar rituals
@@SamuelBlack84oh !
@@SamuelBlack84The fuck
The English apartment basement could easily have been a war Bunker
If I remember correctly I think the story for this was it was a house built on top of another house. Its sounds kind of weird but its surprisingly more common than you would expect in old cities like London that have been built up and rebuilt over thousands of years.
I could be wrong about this, but I remember looking into the phoneme a year or two ago and I think I came across this video through that
@@josuebartley7272 sounds about right... The house I live in was built by my family in 1902, the basement is really weird sections of old stone walls and floors, floors actually made from beer bottle tops and newer concrete... It's all different levels, little crawl spaces, staircases that should lead up or down or outside... But actually lead no where 😂 it's a weird mess lol
It's a bomb shelter. Nothing to it.
@@amristar736 woah you're so wise bro
@Caleb OKAY I live i Vienna Austria and all the buildings in the central district are connected through underground tunnels, some lead to bomb shelters and others even to the catacombs under the big churches. I once helped a friend deposit their bike in one of the tunnels which is being used as a storage space, was real creepy and like a labyrinth.
It's crazy, how sometimes the place where we think we can be safe isn't safe anymore
Safety is an illusion.
@@dreamlandnightmare its a myth
@@dreamlandnightmare a lie
@@FungusUnited A myth and an illusion and a lie.
even in the comfort of your own house someone can break in at any time
Awww, that poor alligator 😭 I'm really glad that it finally got out of there and I hope the man who captured and kept it confined was punished!
It probably wont make it tbh. It hasnt lived in nature for a long time
@@G_xx_ Thanks for making me even sadder, lol.
@@kathryncumberland or maybe they probably realized that & took it too a conservation. Hopefully that lifted your spirits lol
@@G_xx_ I'll choose to believe that. Thank you!
@@kathryncumberlandthat repair guy a snitch and if I owned that alligator, I’d give the guy stitches
For anyone curious about the torpedo one, it actually isn’t a torpedo. It’s the exact type and model of the rocket loaded into the M1A1 Bazooka rocket launcher, an American made rocket launcher used commonly in WW2. It was made for Anti-Tank purposes. So, most likely an army vet lived here previously and kept it as a souvenir? I’m not really too sure, as buying a live one of these is next to impossible these days, and it’s still quite unlikely that someone would keep a LIVE rocket.
imagine finding out that your basement was actually a torture chamber
Most likely an old WW2 Bunker. They were meant to be outside or nearby every house when cities were being bombed.
to me it looked like a military underground bunker...pretty standard
@@johndasalty111 Yeah probably a bomb shelter to protect from the Germans
@@johndasalty111 Exactly what I was thinking too.
@@kimmyfreak200 doesnt look like a military bunker at all lol
I would renovate the shit out of that under floor space and make it a secret private space.
same would be great shelter if the U.S ever went to war on home soil
Right?! It just looks "scary" because there are no lights and it's a bit dirty/sketchy, but renovated you can do stuff you could've done with any floor that's not underground. Stupid to let that space go to waste. It's not that discreet if you would want to hide from something in the house though. I guess you could lock it, but you'll still have to find a way to hide that door.
Right? Like that chic in NYC who found a whole other apartment behind her bathroom mirror and instead of keeping quiet and having a huge apt. for the price of a small one bedroom, she posts it on the Internet.
Make a bunker
@@annabanana4699 hi, I agree completely. I saw that video and I was like why, why, why. Plus I've seen others that own their home and find cool secret rooms and I just don't understand why all these people tell everybody. That girl you mentioned just ended up with her landlord making more money and she won't get any kind of thanks. I could just see her needing to ask to pay like $100 of her rent in a couple weeks or with next rent and being told no or if told okay they end up owing big late fees. Totally different subject, but one reason I am cynical about this is because of that lady that donated her kidney to save her boss. Then afterwards he fired her!
England and Scotland have tons of those brickwork/dungeon spaces beneath modern buildings--in Edinburgh, they were used as underground travel/passageways sometimes, but a lot of the ones I've seen in London were simply used for storage of goods you wanted to keep cool or out-of-sight (liquor storage maybe?). It's not that they couldn't be repurposed for 'dark usages' but it's basically just a centuries-old crawlspace/storage area in most cases.
The story of the man who found his father's skeleton in the basement is very tragic.:-(That poor alligator.:-O:-(
It would've been cool to find corridors and chambers under my apartment. I'd refurbish it all and turn it into a badass hangout bunker.
Bullshit you’d never go down there
To be spooked out by the spirits already residing there 🤣
@@jamesphilip4562 I wish I could say I would, but even my cousins basement that is completely refurbished does if it's a second living room, even with people down there I feel the need to look over my shoulder :/
I'm convinced if it wasn't a basement I wouldn't feel that way.
Exactly what I was thinking.
@@jamesphilip4562 why wouldn’t you? that would honestly be lit
I don’t think I’ve ever felt bad for an alligator prior to this.. 🐊😢
Right?! I thought to myself “shit I’m no fan of alligators but that sucks. Not nice” poor gator. I hope it got release and not put down
I know, I feel the same way.
He was an actual slave
Why? He got to hunt tasty mice and rats all day.
@@willpomeroy7711 wow, please someone take this person and cage them up and only feed one type of food for the rest of your life and most importantly without any light or good air to breathe 😀
@3:40 His mom died with that secret 😬
U can say that again..... everyone would blame the dad if it was the other way around 🙄
...
Imagine discovering that your own parent was a murderer
You bring me back to when i first discovered Mr.Nightmare years and years ago, such a nostalgic feeling, good job.
I just love how the police were "not interested" in the bag with burglar clothes & weapons found under the house. It's possible they could have solved some cold cases in that town. They could have run DNA tests on the masks and glove. Lazy police.
That story feels fake.
Lazy af. What if that was part of a cold case? Police legit get paid too much to do absolutely nothing.
@@manabluerose Making negative generalizations about thousands of highly specialized workers around the world is generally a bad idea.
Maybe it was fake and maybe not. The police so often think it’s fake and don’t bother. Nothing worst than not checking. Never know what the could have discovered or at the very least not.
@@the4tierbridge It was OJ's. That's why a glove was missing.
0:10
Students recall running into the man to ask "him who he was"
Students: um who are you and why are you using our microwave?
The guy: popcorn
how do you hold up your pants?
belt.
"Is this the answer to the first or second question, dude?"
@@IcyEmotion “Yes.”
"you didnt see a n y t h i n g"
*waves arms around and walks away into the basement*
Why are you using our toilet?
Guy : shit
That dungeon in the basement of that one house is both awesome and terrifying at the same time. Can't figure out whether or not I have my very own fallout shelter or an abandoned torture chamber right under my living room couch
I found this channel 3 hours ago and I haven’t stopped watching since! Great content and your narration/voice tone is perfect.
I love the fact that it’s straight forward and to the point
Dude it’s honestly your voice that makes these the best.
That’s mr nightmare voice search him
Nah it does sound like him, but I don't think it's him, very similar though.
@@camps115 Lmao no it's not, have you ever even heard Mr Nightmare? Mr Nightmare also has a faint jersey/boston accent
@@TopazBeast ik
My grandparents and my mother grew up in a house that was built on top of a cemetery in the mid 1900s. They both have told me numerous paranormal stories, unexplained noises and phenomena going on within the house. Sometimes the paranormal activity was even aggressive, and they'd hear screaming and they would hear banging, things getting knocked over, all kinds of things you'd think would only happen in a ghost movie. Apparently when I was young, I would talk to things that weren't there too.
I remember seeing some of the tombstones laying around the outside of the house. Why on top of a cemetery, why my grandparents would buy the house, whether or not the stories were real, make believe, maybe just their minds were playing tricks on them because they knew a bunch of dead bodies were underneath them? I don't know. I just don't understand why I was the only person to stay in the house without any kind of paranormal experience when the rest of my family did, all throughout their lives living there
Didn't they watch Poltergeist?
The dungeon looking basement under the apartment in England is very common here in England. The raised seat looking brick area is to prevent rain water or floods getting into the heating system or coal for fires. Nothing spooky about the basement 😂
Imagine if the police showed interest in DOING THEIR JOB and actually investigated that bag under the porch and it turned out to help them solve some kind of murder case that had happened 🤦🏻♂️
Well, considering it’s an unverified story from Reddit, I wouldn’t put too much stock into it.
@@teflojr1562 kinda seems like law enforcement's job to verify that
@@teflojr1562 lemme guess, if it was on UA-cam it would make more sense
@@Sp3ctralI I didn’t say that. I was inferred that the this is just a story on social media. There is a lot of BS on social media, no matter the platform.
@@truegreen7595 The police have to verify every story on social media?
"Ancient burial ground that is up to 170 years old..."
What??? That's not even *remotely close* to what can be categorized as ancient.
That's pretty ancient for American history
@@johndasalty111 No it's not. The continent existed and was populated long before a-hole Columbus and European colonization. Besides, "ancient" is absolutely the wrong word to use to describe a burial site that's only 170 years old.
@@ladygodieva6298I am aware of this. It's called a joke. Chill out it's not even that important it's just one word. They probably wanted to emphasise how old it was and ancient was the only word they could think of.
They said it that way because that's how every movie ever describes it.
If it says ancient it has to be atleast 800 years old and not 170 years old lol in few years they would call their house as ancient house
The crocodile one was actually really sad. Im glad they got it back out and into safety
5:49 my man's fleshlight just chillin on the couch
Ahaahahahahahahshahaha 🤣🤣🤣 totally is too
No it’s not. Thats that PlayStation motion controller. PS3 accessory. Similar to the Wii controller.
Just found this channel and I already love it
It’s a great find 👌
Same! Just started watching yesterday!
The dude talking is mr nightmare he just steals his videos
@@camps115 he is a similar narrator to mr nightmare but definitely not the same voice! Trust me, I’ve watched all of both of their channels.
@@Protectra yea I thought about it and yea he’s not him
That guy with the small apartment, found a whole post game dungeon under it, lmao! He should be prepared for the true final boss somewhere at the end of those corridors, haha!
Lmfao that's what I'd be expecting forsure
@@Joe_334 It’s most likely a WW2 air-raid bunker.
@@the4tierbridge
Honestly, it looks terrifying at first, but if done properly, he could probably renovate the entire space into something unique and awesome.
😂😂
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Can’t believe I was the 20,000th like!! Amazing videos! I love love love your voice and the fact you don’t overload your videos with dramatic background music/sounds it’s always just the right amount to absolutely terrify me and make me double check my windows and doors 😂🤦🏽♀️ keep up the great work, love this channel thanks for all the hard work some ppl really underestimate the amount of effort that goes into these videos! 🤗✨❣️🌸
Dude, the bonus basement in the already bargain-priced apartment is awesome. He hit the jackpot.
3:47 is the only thing even close to disturbing out of all of these. I feel bad for the alligator.
So finding your missing father's bones in your basement years after he went missing then putting two and two together and realizing your own mother was likely responsible for his disappearance isn't disturbing?
@@artisanofmonkey881 That's more shocking and angering than disturbing to me.
Although I agree that keeping an alligator in captivity in such conditions under your house is disturbing, they only have reptilian brains and do no not actually have any emotions, so it was probably just chilling enjoying free food. But yeah its messed up don't get me wrong, its still an animal and deserves better conditions at least. But imo finding the bones is way more disturbing.
@@artisanofmonkey881 Disturbing perhaps. Surprising no.
@@RachelParker-1977 What about the other skeleton?
Welcome back!! I was so excited to see this post ❤.. All the stories were scary but for me the guy simply walking around in his house just to fall into a well is the scariest😬. Giant sink holes that gobble up entire houses and secret wells under the floorboards that could open up are the scariest things that leave me way too anxious 😓
When I was a kid, my grandfather on my mom's side told me stories of a monster in the part of the basement where the water heater is located. One day in what I think was 2002, when I was 9, Granddad had the door open and I looked and saw some bipedal creature running around in the darkness. I got a glimpse of what appeared to be the dark outline of a humanoid with what appeared to be hair shaped like that of Chuckie Finster from Rugrats. Granddad saw it too. I would continue to visit afterwards, but I never saw that creature again. Due to Granddad's death in 2013, I am now the only living witness, and nobody in my family believes me. The house is owned by a preacher now after Grandmom sold it in 2014, and I have no clue if the new occupants have seen it
Was probably your grandfather on your dads side.
Cap 🧢
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5:20
"Ayo I found some murder stuff"
"Really?"
"Yeah"
"I dont give a fuck"
334: Who leaves a crocodile in the basement for years? That’s just scary! Reminds me of 2019’s Crawl.
God only knows what else besides so called mice that alligator was being fed throughout the years. Just strange and creepy.
I suppose is florida?
Omg, for a second Im like, "he's gotta be related to Mr Nightmare" same voice tone
Not really that close
@@maliktheking25 it is tho
Yeah same speech patterns, sounds just like him and talks the exact way. Only thing is his voice’s pitch is a bit different.
@@FalconMain3 Yeah I Notice
same here...they sound like brothers
7:00 that’s a bomb shelter
I understand that the guy who found the secret rooms in his house had no idea what the rooms were used for, but if he wanted to, he could renovate that shit and could turn it into a pretty nice living area or storage space
6:25 I would never go down there by myself. At least not for the 1st time anyway.
I agree! He's very lucky he didn't get hurt-
I love scary stories and you deliver them in such a good way, it's great to see your channel grow.
Indeed, also his voice is perfect for this type of channel. 🤟
It's great to see anything grow hehe
I just found this channel and I’ve been loving it ever since. Thank you
5:36 What kind of person moves into an apartment without checking it out first?
Someone desperate for place to stay. Worried someone else will get it before them.
Idk I feel like having a whole “dungeon” under my apartment could be pretty neat, put some work into it and make the ultimate man cave, or just storage.
….as long as nothing else is hiding down there.
boom 12 nuclear bombs 57 skeletal remains 21 ww2 era torpedos and 34 active landmines
(and 1 homeless guy for good measure)
Oh no! That poor alligator 😔 20 years in a tiny cage. Thank god that repair man looked as he saved that poor creature from living out the rest of his life in hell.
4:12 I am curious to know if he actually managed to domesticate the alligator. I know it's unlikely but how cool would that be??
Dog 7:15 that apartment with all that space is a STEAL refurbish the basement and turn it into a man cave
You and Nightmare Files would be a perfect collab.
No being scare and Mr nightmare
@@GrIs899 I read this comment a few weeks ago and looked up the channel “being scared” and I just wanted to come back and say thank you!! I love it!
IVE NEVER CLICKED FASTER!!! Love you!!! Have been watching all your vids. And I mean ✨ALL OF THEM✨
Bruh just saw the video and click so fast that my arm kinda a pained
@@celisprotean3672 kinda a pained?? 😂😂😂
@@scottlocke8935 lmao
Hands down, these stories beat any horror movie. Reality is stranger than fiction.
At 6.30 this is a typical 18th century 'keeping' cellar. Perishable food could be stored down there because it was so cold. Also coal and ice could be stored. I had one in a house I once owned in Yorkshire. One of the little rooms had been used to store meat hanging from hooks still in the ceiling.
I just found your channel like a few hours ago and I’ve been non stop binge watching your videos. They’re just so addictive and worth the time! Keep it up 😸
Love this dude. He’s so underrated
The one where that guy in the U.K. found a dungeon thing has the potential to become a really cool room for something if he could check and make sure that it was safe
Yeah 100% total Bernard's Door Phenomenon but that could be one awesome mancave.
Am I the only one that would be psyched if I moved into a place and found out there was a big labyrinthion dungeon underneath a trapdoor?
ANYONE ELSE STOP WHAT THERE DOING WHEN A NOTIFICATION COMES UP ! Way to start the week ! THANK YOU FOR THE NIGHTMARES 😱🙌🏻
Cmon Amy. Learn the differences between there, they’re and their.
You’re one of the best story telling UA-cam channels ever! (And I’ve heard a lot)
Well I mean there used to be Corpse Husband and Mr. Nightmare but Corpse stopped uploading narrations and Nightmare still uploads but not too often. I honestly believe that this new channel has potential to be up to parr with those 2 Heads of Horror Narration. Possibly even a take over 👍
@@deztro8182 ooo yeah Mr Nightmare was really good! I’d say Chilling Scares and MrBallen are on my top 2 favorite story telling channels
@@sethburt7950 I'm gonna check em out, I've been looking around at a few Narrators but none that really got me interested, hopefully I'll get a kick out of these channels you've recommended
That dungeon was creepy af
I worked with a girl who was renting a house from a coworker. One day the landlord said that they needed the city to come and dig a line in the basement. So while the city workers were down there they yelled up to her to come down to the basement. When she got there, there were a set of human remains buried there. They called the landlord and she came over. She bought the house from an old woman back in the day after her husband passed away. They did some research and found out it was the husband. The weirdest thing about this is, her cats would stare at the staircase leading down to the basement and would howl and growl and nothing after they removed the body. She still lives there. OH hell not me!
YAYYY!! I’ve been binge watching all your videos 💗
A college student...living in a dorm...scary! 🙄
Now I'm wondering how many basements have bodies buried there...😐
The guy in the first story was a genius. He figured out a way to get his own place rent free. And he would have gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling kids!!!!
8:37 - That isn't a torpedo. It looks like the projectile from an M1 rocket launcher (WW2).
With the torpedo on the last one, it would be cool if once it was disarmed, the homeowners decide to turn it into a decoration. It would make for a interesting conversation starter
I like how you tell a story. It's quick and succinct. 👍 😊
7:49 really sad to think there are probably a lot more scenarios like this because of unmarked graves
THE THUMBNAIL I WILL NEVER FORGET 😭😭😭😭😭😭
8:32 Actually, that's not a torpedo. That's the rocket from a WWII-era bazooka
It's an RPG
I thought it was a mortar but I'll defer lol
@@nobodysToast89 mortar shells would be more round or square-ish at the tip, followed by a small detonation pole
Same here
How the hell you confuse the two?
Something meant for water to something meant for air
It's a 2.36" rocket from an M1 Bazooka.
Horror Narrator Check:
Voice: Clear and Professional
Stories: Simple & Detailed
Video Length: Good
Photos/Video: Very interesting
Upload Frequency: Needs improvement
Playlists: Non-existent
overall great new narrator considering he joined UA-cam back in November of 2020. I would love to see more frequent uploads such as twice a week at most or 3 videos a month at the least however I don't know his RL Schedule and assume he is a busy individual. You've got my sub as well my eyes & ears. Can't wait for the next video to come out and will be going back and listening to previous uploads, currently I'm down 5 videos and am excited to listen to more.
Thank you for the Narration!
I’m glad the alligator was saved & released into a better environment. That’s sooo cruel, keeping it for 20 years in a dark basement. 😢
"Ancient burial ground - estimated to be 170 years old"
As an european: this is not remotly ancient! Barely a bit old.
Ancient is like Hannibals crossing the alps - or the eruption of Vesuv.
Its not ancient in american standards either. Idk why they called it ancient, maybe historical would be better.
That's insane!!! The Jefferson, Wisconsin one is about 20 mins from my home town!!!
0:01 I’m a halloween enthusiast and that’s stabbo the clown prop
That apartment having such huge bonus space is far from disturbing, dude hit the jackpot.
I once found an accordion in a basement. That moment will haunt me till the day I die.
See, I’ve always had a fear of basements since I was a kid so this is a clear example on why I won’t get a house at all.
Me too old houses and old basements have always creeped me out my whole life and I'm in my fifties I've just never liked old basements. You can have a house but just have a have a new house built that's safe way to go that's why I just like new houses just build a new house and you know all about it. You know there's nothing to worry about if the history begins with you.
@@sherylmohn6334 I totally agree with you, I don’t like houses that were first built in the 70s and that have a lot a history in it, I also don’t like houses where people have died in it at all cause I’m super paranoid and I’ll think somethings there when it ain’t
yeah i want like a newly built condo (without a basement) when i can get one
@@sprinkIes I’d get that to, don’t do basements or attics it’s always been a child hood fear of mine and my parents making these scary stories about what happened to it before we lived in there wasn’t helping it at all.
The underground basement with the brick bed thing is most likely a bomb shelter from the wars in the early and mid 1900's.
I'm guessing the apartment based in England may have been built on a WWII era bomb shelter. Personally, this makes sense considering they had to worry about Air Raids and the like during the time. And honestly, it's the only explanation I can think of that doesn't have Sinister undertones.
I absolutely love all of your videos. They are so interesting
Just found this channel and honestly, Subscribed for life. Your content is so good.
Yes, I love this guy’s content
Same
8:56 when i was 8 years old, i went with my family to the french town wissant, to the opal coast, where a lot of wars had been fought. there were also a lot of bunkers and stuff. so we were playing in the sand and digging a big hole with these french kids that we met, when we hit something metal. we dug it out and it appeared to be an active mortar shell. we went to our parents to show it, when they immediately called the police, who then called a bomb squad. the whole beach public was now aware of the situation and everyone began to back up. the bomb squad came and confirmed it was still active, but they just grabbed it out of the sand and walked trough the crowd with it, to their van, so i guess it wasn't that big of a threat. later that day we also found a lot of pieces of grenade shells and bullet casings, so i guess discovering a live bomb was something quite casual for the bomb squad of wissant.
jesus christ, imagine being your age and not knowing what it was and it accidentally went off, I can’t imagine how terrifying that is
You had me at allegator in basement...
I 2nd that Emily! Keep up the awesome work chilling! Thank you for all you do my friend!!!
Just stumbled across your channel.
This video was awesome. Great channel and very entertaining x
8:02 yes 170 years is definitely ancient
ok your ancient OLD PERSON
Mike discovering his father's remains was sad. The ancient burial ground would have been my sign to move ( I've watched quite a few scary movies and shows lolol).
Love the horror content you put out hope your channel takes off very quick your amazing
Hey man I subscribed not too long ago. I love your stuff already! Great narration and I enjoy the proof of story through videos in your posts such as the ones in your newest video if that makes sense? 😀 keep making videos please.
5:14 I like that knife
The police could’ve tested the DNA on the mask and knife those people found in the basement. There are many cold cases which were solved like that. It was a disappointment to know that they did nothing about it.
It's an unconfirmed REDDIT story. It's not even likely to be true.
That was obviously a fake story. "Reddit" is all the proof you need.
@@princeofcupspoc9073 idk you could probably bring some evidence to the table, otherwise you're no better than these stories you claim to be fake
Source: yourself?
Lol no. Just no
@@princeofcupspoc9073 lemme guess it wouldn’t be fake if it was on UA-cam
Bruh could you imagine just getting done watching the ring and then fall into a well you didn't know was under your basement?😂😂😂
this guy reminds me of mr.nightmare for sure and I love it. Keep up the great work bro you’re gonna be big in a couple years just know that. much love man🙏🏽❤️
7:15 was probably a second world war bomb shelter. Lots of places over here had them installed during the blitz
Police:What's that?
Owner:Alligator, I use it for pest control
Police:Understandable have a nice day