Survivors of Attempted Murder, What Is Your Story?
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[Serious] Survivors of attempted murder, what is your story?
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It's sad how many are parents trying to kill their own kids.
"I brought you into this world, I can take you out of it!" etc...
Though some of those examples come from people with mental health issues, but still...
Every child deserves a parent. NOT every parent deserves a child
@@jamesnorman9160 heard that many times growing up shut her up when I broke down at her feet telling her to "do it, you gave me life you can take it, then do it" she shit herself
@@corvus-lilith6666
Lmao. Ours is used jokingly so not an issue. But I like reminding her I choose where she goes when she’s old and hold all sway over my siblings. She doesn’t realize I’m serious.
Happens a lot more often than people notice. All kids deserves parents but not all parents deserve kids.
My drunken mother stuffed my brother and me (we were about a year old I think) into the pram, covered us in lots of thick duvets, put us out in the baking summer sun and then went out to get booze. Our neighbour heard us screaming hours later and came to the rescue. We were both on the verge of collapse due to overheating and dehydration and our faces had 1st degree burns.
She got arrested right
What happened? How your mother now and your relationship and who told you the story?
Nope, she didn't get arrested, but my dad did divorce her not long after. I don't have many memories of her, only the loud arguing between her and dad. Usually it ended up with her crying on the stairs and promising time and time again that things would get better, which they never did.
She died in 1998 and to me, her death was just another obituary in the newspaper.
@@henrikhyrup3995 ah okay, at least nothing too crazy happened after, thanks 4 the update
@@henrikhyrup3995 indeed. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
A neighbor believed my mother shut off the water to his and his mother's apartment. He was a teenager. I was 30 but quite small in size. He "confronted" me and then proceeded to stab me over water I knew nothing about.
Are you ok I hope the damage wasn’t permanent.
What happened?
@@Youtubnium no it wasn't thankfully.
@@happyguy2k he got a year in prison
@@15dpwright that's not enough, but luckily nothing else happened
I was sexually assaulted and then stabbed multiple times in the stomach so I “won’t snitch”. Jokes on them, I pointed them out in a line up 2 weeks later.
You're very brave and strong, I'm glad you were able to point them out
Nice
Legend!
Bloody hell, the share amount of abusive men getting away literal murder in that thread is down right horrifying
He thought I was extremely popular. He had money, parents that cared, a job long before I got one for the first time, and our mutual friends preferred me over him so he thought.
I tried to hash it out with him and try to say I was only trying to fit in and I saw us as friends too, but he wasn't having it. He pulled out one of those knives you can get from Walmart, the flip knives. He slashed me several times and even got me stabbed in my right side, and broke 2 ribs. I was hospitalized for a while and sent home to heal. I had to testify against him for attempted 1st degree murder. Turned out he planned to kill me either way.
What the actual fawk 😀
Wow
Was he convinced?
@@RingoA convinced
@@cottoncherry2177
I meant Convicted but i suck at spelling
I hope everyone who has had someone tried to murdered them could get the help they need. I wish I could help them all
Thanks
@@somedudeontheweb1468 your welcome
Jeez, the first one. Lucky af
Lucky enough to not die, but unlucky enough to get the absolute sh*t beaten out of him. Poor guy.
@@RandomPerson-cm2wg Yes that was what I meant Not lucky to be beat the hell out of
Fr if that jogger got there even a few minutes later OP would’ve died.
as it would turn out, you're actually second lol
@@deutsch7078 yes i notice that now lol
Not me, but a previous neighbour. There was 2 men, a lady and 3 or 4 kids living together in a house next to ours on vineyard estate in the middle of nowhere.
We had a black out on a dark night and then next thing there is screaming going on and then this little boy comes bolting out of the house straight to our house screaming "they're trying to kill my mum, they have knives and are going to kill her and us kids" my partner jumped in our vehicle and turned it around to use the headlights as light, while I took the little boy into my house to keep safe, he stormed in yelled police are on their way, and the 2 men stopped stomping on the woman and hightailed it out of the house using the side door, the other neighbours were quietly rescuing the other kids out of the locked bedroom through the window and sending them into my house while I was on the phone talking with ambulance and police giving them details of what happened through this little warriors eyes. Turns out this little boy tried to stop the men from beating his mother up, but the men picked him up, threw him against the wall then kicked him in the back, this is where he ran out of the house to get help.
After the men left, my partner got the mother out of her house and into the back of his vehicle and started assessing her injuries to pass on to the ambulance service. Our other neighbours closed up her house and secured everything to prevent the men from gaining access to any weapons and trying again.
In the light the mothers face was all bloodied and swollen with clear boot prints on her face.
We contacted the mothers parents to come and look after the uninjured kids.
The police came out but the men were nowhere to be found until they announced the police dogs were enroute so they had better come out of hiding.... They did.
After the night was finished (leaving a lot of info out here not important) we all went back to our respective homes and to bed (no power. Nothing to do lol).
Next minute police were knocking at our door for access to the neighbours house (We had a key to access each property on the estate). While in there police found an imitation handgun that they believed was used in a then recent robbery, drugs, and the knives the little boy was talking about.
I still think about that family and hope they are doing much better o
My ex was poisoning me before I left him. My friends were freaked b/c they thought he would kill me. After I left, he tried to put me into the guardrail. Had to move across the country b/c poisoning cases are almost impossible to prove.
Lmfaooo what did u do😭😭
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Age 2 my older sister told me our father was going to kill me. I knew we lived in a lonely farmhouse and realised there were no visited who might save me. I was terrified for the next fifty years, until I discovered the cause of my anxiety and associated clinical depression. She and my brother together tried to drown me but I discovered how to swim. Three more attempts on my life.
Holy shit you need to press charges
I vote for mandatory 2 year course with 90% pass to become a parent.
ahhh I see you're a fan of the strange, dark, and mysterious delivered in story format?
I say this all the time!🙌🏽
This doesn’t really sound like a good idea...
While that or similar would be great, that sounds like it could incredibly quickly turn into population controls and eugenics
@@kelcantcap1260 How not? It'd make idiotic parents not have children so they don't abuse them.
There are a lot of mothers trying to murder their kids in this video. Mine tried to murder me too. It makes it sad that this is so ducking common.
Another sad part that isn't mentioned is the amount of people that will still tell these people that "it's your mom, you're still supposed to love her"
@@merlink.7287 Oh yeah I get that all the time. I'm like "Did you miss the part where she tried to choke me to death? Or did you just skip over it bc tHat's mY mOtHeR?"
@@LadyGoddessSephiroth some people cant empathise with situations theyve never been in directly, and always sympathise w the mother as if they were the victim. know that shit has no merit whatsoever, dont let their bad advice get to you
Mother's are more likely to abuse their child than fathers so I'm not surprised
Well. This means that out of all the different types of murderers, mothers are a kind we are much more likely to survive
that's the dutch legal system for you. Oh, you murderd 3 people? 4 hours of community service should fix that and some mental help in a clinic you can just walk out of.
That one really got me. That’s is extremely fucked up to get a slap on the wrist for that kind of stuff.
@@lax9586 Yeah, even with a lengthy record you still get next to no punishment
I'm curious what are the rates of returning back to prison compared to other countries?
Yeah you gotta really fuck up to get a long jail term and the psychological support is dialed in tick box help.
Had a friend get called over to her abusive exs in the middle of the night, he was drunk and ran her over. She didn't even bother reporting it.
@@goblinwisdom Damn. It's fucked up that she didn't even bother reporting knowing it wouldn't do anything
To that one person who allowed their mom to beat on them so she wouldn’t hurt their dogs- you’re an absolute mensch. She didn’t deserve you.
ahhh I see you're a fan of the strange, dark, and mysterious delivered in story format?
@@kelliewhyte_85 wait, what does this comment have to do with mr ballen?
@@sammayo473 I just LOVE how many people are starting to get to know Mr Ballen.
@@kelliewhyte_85 Who is Mr. Ballen?
I honestly have more empathy in general towards animals than humans, but this person is a champ :)
I love and repect all people who love and respect animals.
I hope everyone knows that if someone tries to kidnap you, it is always better to fight, run, scream, literally do anything other than go with them. 100% if they can transport you away from where you are, worse things will happen to you. If they kill you, then they were planning to do it anyway, probably with torture, and definitely with a better chance of hiding the body. Never, ever allow yourself to be transported or go along with someone who means you harm.
Underrated comment.
I've heard your never supposed to allow kidnappers to take you to a secondary location
Last one: never go to a secondary location.
Most likely you aren't coming back.
NAH NAH NAH, SISTER! YOU AIN’T GETTING ME TO NO SECONDARY LOCATION! YOU WANT MY MONEY? GO GET IT! STREET SMARTS!
"We all expect things like this to happen to someone else. But after all, we are all 'Someone else' to someone else."
-Calvin and Hobbes
It's frightening how many of these were parents trying to kill their own child
I feel the phobia of bathtubs thing...
I mean, it isn't related to a murder attempt or anything but as a kid I had _SEVERE_ androphobia (fear of men) to the point that just being in a small room with one caused me to have panic attacks and I was essentially even more of a selective mute when I was around them. It was literally so bad that all throughout elementary school they made sure that all of my teachers were female (except for the music/chorus teacher because they didn't have a female teacher there but I decided to have chorus every year once I was old enough and even though he terrified me because of his short temper I endured ot) because I was just _THAT_ afraid of men. And for the most part this trend continued all the way into high school as I can list on two hands the number of male teachers I've had (not counting the times I had that same teacher multiple times)
Thankfully my first ever male teacher (not counting my elementary school music teacher) was really nice, friendly, and funny so I had no problems with him and he was actually my favorite teacher and he's the biggest reason I was able.to start to get over my phobia...
Until I got another teacher in my senior year of high school who started to bring back my phobia...which was almost two years ago now...
Anyway, my phobia was mainly worth older men, I had problems with kids my age but not as bad and no problems with kids younger than me...although...teenagers still scared me a bit...enough that I had a few panic attacks on the bus in high school when forced to sit next to a boy...
So what caused this phobia?
Well...
I'll leave that up to your imagination although my father yelling at me didn't help.
I believe in past life trauma, and generational trauma is proven to be real, you should do look up generational trauma and then I think you will find that's probably why. We all have female ancestors who were abused by men at some point.
@@MissIllLil
She was too young to remember.
The victim of the Slenderman (attempted) murder literally bounced back from her super severe, almost deadly injuries like they never happened! STRAIGHT 👏BAD 👏 ASS👏
And she straight up crawled through the bushes like an absolute soldier for help! 👏She’s honestly so lucky that guy was there though!
The thing I always found ironic about that is that if any of those girls were going to become a proxy had slenderman been real, it would have been the victim.
I went to an art school when I was 13, well it was a class on Illustration and pretty much everyone just drew anime. There was a kid with severe difficulties with social skills and he was always angry at everything. I had a friend there who was super sweet but she was autistic and couldn’t tell the other kid was volatile. One day she was talking about how her great grandparents died in the Holocaust. This got the other kid really angry and I’m not sure why, but he was saying very Xenophobic things and kept talking about how he had it harder because he was adopted. We both said that that must be hard and that we’re sorry but that didn’t stop him from escalating. She started crying because he had said that he’s glad her great grandparents died and that he wished she would as well and painfully. The teacher made him sit and draw in silence for about 30 mins, he then stood up and showed us a large scale drawing of everyone in class dead from different methods. I was hanging naked (which was disturbing because he always talked about my breasts and said he wanted to rape me). He described how he would kill her and enjoy it and said he would do it right now. He was not bluffing you could see it in his eyes. He threw a very heavy bag at the small girl and knocked her down and was going to throw a desk at her (he was about 6ft and very strong). I grabbed her fast and hid in a closet as he screened at us for thirty minutes as authorities came. He went to court and needed up in a juvenile detention centre. Three years later I unknowingly accepted him as a follower on Instagram and he sent disturbing song about crushing and torturing people and sent animals dying from fire to my dms and realized that it was him when I saw a new selfie in his drawing page and it was the same kid. I blocked him and haven’t heard anything about him since.
Feel like he should have spent more time in jail.
Man the kid with down syndrome story reminds me of what happened to me.
I was in 2nd grade and a girl (lets call her Sara not her real name. She had down syndrome, which was 2001) name Sara was in my class who was 13 and twice the size of us. Teachers made me take her on as a friend and i was somehow responsible for her (i was 7 or 8 at the time, idk how that worked) so first two and half months were fine and she seemed very nice. Around October, we were heading to class and i got in before she did, not sure what happened or what i did to set her off, her mood changed in a second. Her eyes were empty and its like a switch went off, she walked towards me while i stepped back because it kinda freak me out if I'm being honest (still bugs me to this day). Sara suddenly pushes me to the ground in our classroom with everyone there, took one of those long metal trash cans and started to beat me with it while i was on the ground. I don't remember who stopped it, but after it had stopped, me and sara got moved into the hallway. I was in tears and i was shaking which made my body hurt more. My teacher explained that we had to apologize to each other and no harm done. I was horrified and refused since I had no idea what i was suppose to apologize for or why i even got attacked in the first place, sara apologize, i just stood there and said nothing. Was given a lunch detention for not saying sorry back.
She targeted me for years after and she wasn't the only one, school was personally hell for me at a early age, so never wanted to go to school in fear of being torn apart or attacked. She never got in trouble, only time she got moved out of the school i was in is when she did it to someone else in 8th grade threatening to put a bomb on this kid and blow them up in front of everyone. She disappeared for a few months. She said or did a lot more insane stuff that probably now would be taken so much more serious hopefully.
I know it doesn't seem like attempted murder but that's what it felt like and im still terrified of sara even tho she has no memory of doing alot of harm to me over the years without being punished even when she told me she will one day kill me or slit my throat. My first day of freshman year, hadn't seen her in a year and thought I finally was free from her, nope she was in my class and she was excited, She thought we're buddies and hugged me. I was freaked out and terrified to say anything to her.
I maybe 28 now, but i wish the school didn't let her get away with very scary behavior and kept putting me in a position where I became a target and wasn't allow to defend myself. When students are being mentally affected by this type of stuff at school, please do something and not ignore it. 8 years of suffering before having a meltdown really does alot of damage both mentally and physically
There's a pedophile in my street that keeps trying to assault and stalk underage girls, but the police keep letting him get away with it because he's 'special needs'.
People call me a piece of crap for not being sympathetic to special needs people or actively avoiding them whenever I can, but stories like these justify me.
@@KurtCobainsMicrophone probably should have all the girls in the neighborhood take self defense class in case.
obviously disability forgives people some things, but people REALLY need to understand that they have to be held accountable for bullying or predatory behaviour. they should know it’s wrong. and if they don’t, they should be taught. there’s no excuse for acting in a way that severely hurts or traumatises someone.
I'm sympathetic of what you went through. The problem is definitely society. People think that people with Down's are complete idiots and can't be held accountable for their actions little does society know, Down's syndrome people know they get treated differently and will do whatever they want. Even their parents treat them like they are stupid and are just little kids. When i say this, i don't mean everyone does but the majority of down's kids i went to school with, and apparently other people too, would do bad things and nothing ever happened to them. That being said, i recently met a really chill and funny down's kids. i'm not in school because i'm old but i work with his older brother. His parent's treat him as an adult that knows right from wrong.
It's a liability things because parents of "special" children can sue schools under the americans with disability act and ruin the lives of every administrator and soak the district for millions. Schools will not discipline "special" children and they can get away with anything short of murder. Most "special" kids are very nice and not violent, but a small percentage of them have serious personality disorders and are violent. They make school hell for everyone around them. As a parent of an unspecial child all you can do is move your child out of that school.
You shouldn't get away with crimes just because your family is 'important'.
And unpopular opinion: You shouldn't get away with shit either just because you're 'special needs'.
I think special needs people get away with it because it's assumed that they are so mentally fucked up that they literally didn't understand what they were doing or that it was wrong. I have seens some special needs children where this actually applied, and then I have seen way more where it didn't.
Yes agree
I had an ex choke me during a fight once, he had me pinned to the floor with both hands around me neck while I tried to fight back. I was starting to black out when my dad came home from work early that day and got him off me just in time. I thank god all the time for letting my dad be home early that day.
When I was like 10 or 11, my mom, who had been horribly cheated on by my dad, he got her and another woman pregnant at the same time. Because of this, she developed psychotic depression and had postnatal depression. I would do something that reminded her of my dad, and she would just snap. On 3 different occasions choked me until I passed out. She has also beat me until I, a dark brown person, was black and blue with bruises and even once gave me a concussion. She also would scream horrible stuff at me and my brothers for hours. This was in front of my infant brother and 4-year-old brother. Thankfully, they don't remember much, but I remember everything. To this day, when ever someone raises their voice or hand, I instantly shield myself and cower into a corner.
I had something similar. I think my mum always blamed me for my parents breakup, which is ironic because bio dad is a narcissist who "didn't want to be a dad at the time." (His words.) All my life my mum has been obsessed with him, what he did to her, and recently now I'm back in contact she accuses me of being just like him and abusive and horrible. Meanwhile I'm just sitting in my room on my laptop writing or playing games.
When victims choose to repeat the cycle and become abusers it’s always just the most tragic thing. They should be the ones who know best of all what it’s like, but no.
Another fun one from me last year: Mum goes off the wagon completely and starts going on a drinking binge every day for at least two weeks. So begins a continuous barrage of barging into my bedroom in the afternoon, screaming about me being fat, lazy and useless, being just like my abusive biological father who I've only been in contact with for 7 years. I'm just sitting in my room like I always do, writing or reading or playing games. A coping mechanism to distract myself from my mother's drunken abuse my entire life. She's been an alcoholic for literally 40 years since before I was born. At first I tried to weather it out like I normally do, cry and feel like crap, but eventually I feel like I'm going to have a psychotic break. At one point I wanted to go into the bathroom and down a bunch of pills. I didn't and actually decided to stay at my dad's for two weeks. During that time, my mum continuously called me, drunkenly asking to speak to my dad, told him she still loved him, asking me to come home and saying she missed me. Finally, she stopped Christmas last year but is still being an immature bitch. So apparently the reason she went on such a huge binge was because she was worried about me being brainwashed by my dad into becoming like him. No, bitch you did that yourself. This is why I hate my parents and don't want to ever have kids.
That post from bearsdiscoverfire at around 17:00 is filling me with a black rage. If I was a lawyer, I'd take the case for free just for the feeling of justice.
I had a friend whose x husband beat her till he thought he killed her with a baseball bat and what they think was a board. It broke nearly every bone in her face, arms, lower legs, did some kind of damage to her skull and pelvis as well as rupturing her spleen and something else. She remembers not seeing anything or being able to move when he thought she was dead and all the messed up shit he was saying before he fled. Luckily, her dad made a random visit to her later that morning and was able to get her help. He was caught and did some prison time but she is still scared he will find her again one day. Can't remember how long she was in the hospital but remember my jaw dropped when she told me and over 2 decades later, she still has to have multiple surgeries including stomach and especially sinus, cant remember the others.
"Other side of the country" (Ok that's pretty far)
"We took 6k Euros" (Ok maybe not that far)
"Dutch legal system" (Oh, that's like moving down the street I guess)
One of the ways I try and process what they’re telling in their stories is to say ‘that’s someone else’s day’…. For example; imagine waking up, going to the toilet (normal behaviour for nearly all of us) but instead of thinking about what we tasks we have to do today, instead, we’ve gotta worry if someone is gonna kill us today. Instead of getting on with the housework and thinking about niggles in life, you’ve gotta plan for your own escape should you need it. Instead of doing the food shopping you’ve gotta keep your eyes peeled for threats.
It’s hard to comprehend that these people lived through this on a daily basis, the stories we’re hearing about is just one part of their day.
Idk if I sound insane here lol I hope others can relate to what I mean.
Even from the other perspective; you wake up and think about how you’re gonna exact revenge on someone, how you’re gonna get away with it, etc. Someone else’s day…. Crazy!
Child abuse is all around us.
Omg, one of the scariest things when living with a drug addict is when they are going through withdrawal. My mom accused me of killing people and screaming at me. She then kicked me out and wouldn’t let me in unless I got her meds. It’s horrible man
Is she still like that?
Jesus. That first one is already screwed up enough, time to watch it all.
you're first
It wasn’t attempted murder but I almost died, when I was born I was almost purple and my dad thought he’d have to tell my mom I died, the doctors took forever to find out I was choking not dead, probably a minute or two more and I’d have actually died.
Man these stories are heartbreaking ☹️
My biological mother and I got in a fist fight. My glasses was knocked off in the middle of the fight so I didn't see the gun she had pulled and had to my chest. She pulled the trigger. The gun jammed.
Holy shit! Thank God it jammed! 🙏🏻
@@9livesmatter692 thank you! I think about it often
A Gun Jamming is very rare. Good 4 u :)
What happened after? Did she go to jail or something?
im glad you're alive, very glad
There are a couple of stories here about schizophrenic people, and while I don't want to question their veracity, I do think it's important to point out that schizophrenic people aren't inherently dangerous. In fact, they're more likely to be the victims of violence than the perpetrators. They do occasionally become violent, but this is far, far less common than pop culture and stories like those in this video would have you believe.
Plus I would think it would depend on how severe the Schizophrenia is, right? Please correct me if I'm wrong. I strongly encourage everyone to research this Schizophrenia, and instead of feeding into fear that they're all dangerous people. Living well with Schizophrenia on UA-cam is an excellent source by a schizoaffective lady named Lauren.
@@EJ1443 I don't know what, if any, the correlation between the severity of the illness and degree of danger is. All I know is that if you're alone in a room with a schizophrenic person, the statistics tell us that they're in more danger than you are.
@@screamingtongue True true, I am not trying to spread misinformation at all. And it sounds like if you're actively psychotic, they're more scared than the people on the outside as it were. (If any Schizophrenics are reading this, please correct me if I'm wrong) I have been researching Schizophrenia b/c I know people w/ mental issues. I strongly recommend the channel Living Well With Schizophrenia. It's really informative. It's critical to get the Schizophrenic POV instead of just medical professionals or family/friends of Schizophrenics'. Experiencing it, is nowhere near the same as being on the outside.
An undiagnosed schizophrenic tried to kill me during a psychotic episode. Before this I’d never seen him hurt anyone. We’re both fine, and he got the help he needed.
Is it really less common if it happens to all these people?
Is it just me or is it incredibly disturbing how many of these stories are family related!??
shocking to me how many of these were parents attempting to kill their own children. i'm actually lucky with my alcoholic short temper father. i wish i could give you all a hug.
My mum is an emotionally and physically abusive alcoholic. I've learned to cope with it by just going to my room and preoccupying myself with creative writing or online games. Emotionally I think I've shut down but I just deal with my own stuff.
@@Phoebe5448 yeah i totally get it. though my father just likes to slam doors and cabinets and throw stuff around. i coped by locking myself in my room when he came home drunk, or not being home at all. i also coped with it by doing drugs, but that's definitely not a good idea, trust me. whenever you can, see a therapist, it really helped me. i developed depression because of my childhood stuff and suffered in silence for too long. don't let that happen to you.
I've been through more than most people and this video was really shocking for me.
Did ur mom get ur phone LMAO
@@mindblownduck5129 she tried to retrieve it but her arms weren't long enough to reach it. You see; it fell out of my hands when I was filming your mum. It fell in and now it will be slowly digested over the next thousand years. The good news is that now Boba has a way to call for help.
@@willthegrete4276 well played -_-
@@mindblownduck5129 I hate sand.... :(
@@willthegrete4276 amonus
I don't know if I was going to be murdered, but this happened.
There was this man in the town I lived in, who had been in jail for beating someone up with a baseball bat, he has a daughter who was younger than me by about 6-7 years, and we didn't get along... Well, I didn't get along with anyone at that town. Anyways. She was of colour and so was her dad, one time we were getting off the bus and she was in a really shitty mood for some reason, grabs me by the hair and rips it, I tell her to piss off as it hurt but I wasn't really up for an argument. I got home and about 15 minutes later, we get a knock on the door, it was her father, who'd come around because I'd apparently called her a "black B****" I can't remember what was said as I was shitting myself but he ended up leaving.
Luckily, her grandfather, his dad, who'd been taking care of her while he was in jail, had gotten the truth out of her that I'd not said such a thing, he did come and apologize for it.
I really don't know if he would have killed me or not, now that I write about it now, it's probably not as bad as I thought it was, but still pretty scary to be confronted by a guy who's killed someone before...
Ooh, and another one, boy with down syndrome was going to plant a pair of scissors into the back of my neck because he was grumpy that day, someone just managed to stop him and took the scissors away. I told the teachers about it at school and they just blew it off because he had down syndrome.
An AA sponsor broke into my house and tried to kill me, i got the upper hand and scared him away with a shotgun. The police showed up and arrested me for assaulting him. The police did nothing to him.
didnt not expect so many of these stories to be about parents...
one of my friends was joking around at a swimming pool, and ended up getting too hyper and trying to drown me.
good thing I can kick hard enough to smash strong wood.
we're past that now btw. he hasn't tried anything stupid like that since a long time ago when he tried to punch me for the sake of it and I caught his fist.
A few of these are extra bad from the legal system being shit, so many countries need serious change in the way abuse is handled legally
I've been on the opposite end. Not that I did attempt to murder someone, but they accused me of it. Their brakes failed and we had just broken up and they accused me, i told our friend group but they shrugged it off saying they were just a drama queen. THEY ACCUSED ME OF TRYING TO MURDER THEM! Thats not drama. It's not like at the time they were dating a methhead with an extensive criminal record (I don't know if they did do it). I learned many things that day. It doesn't surprise me how many of these victims aren't believed because people just shrug it off.
So this is not my story, but a Tweeter friend's from Chile: he was waiting for the bus at night when a guy pulled out a knife on him and told him to give him everything he had. My friend didn't have any money and he told the guy that, but he didn't believe him, and so he stabbed him in the abdomen and ran away. He told me it was the single most painful experience he has ever had, and that there is nothing like the pain of being stabbed. If I remember correctly he had to call the ambulance himself, but luckily, in the end he recovered just fine.
Hey it happened to me I was stabbed 5 times. I have trouble using my left hand because well defense wound but it was bad, chest, shoulder, I have a 4" long roughly half inch wide scar on my thigh, my head thankfully not my face. And PTSD for life.
Same thing happened to me a posted on a previous video and people thought I was lying 🙄. Got cut with a machete in hand but I was so grateful it wasn’t my face. Have trouble with my hand sometimes but it’s functional. I’m glad you made it out of that situation without life threatening injuries
@@dlii3156 Oh!!!!!! I've seen machete attacks, not irl but through videos, so I've seen what getting hit with one once can do. I can't imagine how painful that experience was physically and emotionally no one should have to experience what that feel likes. Listen there are people out there that if they haven't seen it first hand, or think it can't happen are the ones who call bs about everything. The world is very fucking dark and unfortunately you and I have witnessed that first hand. You and I will never be the same again why lie about something so traumatic? I'm sorry people are like that but there will always be people like that.
The craziest part is how the law doesn’t protect us from these people in the cases. It’s meant to protect us all. I know it’s different for different parts of the world but the bottom line is that is what it is there to do, no matter where in the world.
My cousin used my head to boost himself up out of the lake water....many, many times. I was maybe 6 and he was an 8 year who was juuuuust a bit bigger than me and salty about being older but still small for his age. He made it seem like he was playing but I only escaped him when I bit his hand. Wasn't old enough to even wrap my head around trying to explain what happened to an adult so I just stayed out of the water for the rest of the day. He also never explain why he had a human bite on his hand. He ofc turned into a tool and I don't think I've spoken to him in probably 15 years. I hope in some small way I made an impression on him. Eff with people and they might just bite your a.
.... good lord it's either a boyfriend/ person interested in you or a parent.
I’d probably randomly give that neighbor a visit years later and return the favor.
When I was 12 my mum threatened to cut off my younger sisters hand. I remember her screaming it. I ran out of my room, grabbed my sister behind me and screamed back at her that if she touched my sister, I would end her. She just stared at me for a few seconds and then threw the knife to the ground. It stuck tip in into the lino. She walked away and my sis slept in my room till the day she threw me out of home at 13. And there was that time she tried to strangle me when I was 18... Im 41 now and its all just gaslighting and tantrums since then.
As always, people ignored the 'serious' tag.
15:31 I agree with that comment about the brother
I cant even count how many times someone serious has tried to kill me. I was kidnapped out of my house and forced to dig my own grave. I faught in three different wars not sure if warfare counts. I miss the Taliban - nobody shoots at me anymore.
Good that they don't shot you
That last person was 1000% right to continue resisting in the face of a gun. Generally you’re more likely to survive being shot in public than taken to a secondary location.
That story of the girl who dealt with a drug addict mother who nearly killed her... if that were me, I would openly disown my mother and cut ALL ties.
It’s infuriating how few people in this actually fight back
the second story about the father sounds like BPD, or just unbelievable anger issues
What the *_FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK_* is it with courts and "putting children back in the custody of _the very person_ who is responsible for your near-murder"?
The one lady with Schizophrenia I hope she got help, I mean yes she was crazy but was also out of her control in a way.
There are a lot of people in this world who need to be set on fire.
The number of mothers trying to kill their kids is staggering. These people should be put in prison for what they did.
I think the reason why there’s so many stories of mothers trying to kill their kids is that while parents abuse kids at just about the same rate, when men abuse kids it tends to be more fatal. The exception is newborns who’s mothers have PPD/PPS. That shit is horrific and I don’t blame the mothers with PPS in particular because pregnancy and birth can literally break the human brain.
But yeah, generally if you had an abusive mother you’ll have a story to tell Reddit, if you have an abusive father/stepfather you’re more likely to be dead.
A number of these involve mentally imbalanced people who went off meds. If they ran out, that is one thing, but in my unpopular opinion, any crimes committed when they actively *chose* to go off meds should be punished to the extent of the law, with little leeway given for the mental issues.
2:00 "the other side of the country" means max 4 hours away in the Netherlands btw.
For the Story with the old man hear me out Im not from the us ok? I understand its a big country So it has Lots of crimes So people need Guns But there should be a law that if people drink and have a gun they should be arrested i think they should be sober all the time if they have a gun
A coworker who seemed like a friendly guy got progressively angry if he thought id done anything wrong, one time i didnt refill a shelf pepsi cuz there didnt seem to be any in storage. He screamed in my face and went weird for the rest of the day, i later walked past the storage room, i glanced at the window door, we saw each other, he gave a nasty smirk and shoved the door open so hard it almost brushed me, and hit the wall so hard it shattered glass- the boss liked the guy and said it was an accident
Unscrewed 60% of my car’s tire screws (still left on so they were wobbly). Police could not prove it was them.
You know I think it should be normalized if a parent start being on the child the child has a right to defend himself and not this b******* it's magically wrong all the sudden to fight back
*listens to first story*
Jesus, not sure why I clicked on this
Some of these ppl need to disappear....
If I was supreme justice of the whole fucking world, these people (particularly that first one) would get an actual life sentence. No parole hearings, no time off for good behavior, no plea deals, just be put behind bars until you die of old age. To make room, I'd let out all the stoners that got a life sentence for having half a joint in their pocket, all the dads that couldn't afford to pay child support (how can they have a possibility of paying it if they can't work?) and prostitution related incarcerations.
I realize beating someone half to death and leaving them to die for skipping a song on the I-pad is a perfectly reasoned response, and wanting to get high, have sex and earn/spend money are all very, very serious crimes... but that's how I'd do it personally.
2:33 the other side of the country is a two hour drive😂
Fricked up how many of these are family.
15:30 - That brother is the best
I hate that guy that beat his girlfriend
Scary how many of these were parents attempting to kill their own children 😰
3:55 Ha, bro was afraid of tubs...
A lot of these just make me more pissed that you have to be 21 to buy a handgun/get a concealed carry permit
The last thing I want to see is a gun permit given to a teen who still hasn't dealt with his/her puberty-induced anger management issues.
The mother with the car: why have LC instead of NC? The bitch nearly killed you, I would have been afraid to ever talk to her again.
Not a murder, but my mum had an ex boyfriend 15 years ago, when I was 14/15. Trouble is, she's been an alcoholic my entire life. In recovery for about 10 years, but does still go off the wagon occasionally and can be very emotionally abusive. So anyway, mum meets this bloke on a park bench when she's drunk. They start a relationship. I move out because they were both alcoholics and I was trying to study for my exams. One day he ended up beating her. I wasn't there so I don't know all the details, but my aunt said she was covered in blood and he did something to her eye that her retina was shredded so she had to get surgery. He was taken to court and got convicted for GBH. Mum refuses to acknowledge it to this day because she's an irresponsible moron and I still have to put up with her bullshit. Also, my bio dad was a narcissist so you'd think she'd leat the first time.
these stories are tough man!
Wow, these are nuts.
I can't watch this all the way through, way too depressing
Crazy how some people just let they're parents abuse them
Too bad most people grow up with it and get so desensitised it's normal to them.
About half of these stories piss me off because they never tell us whether or not legal action was taken. Someone tried to _k i l l_ you, I'd be able to sleep better at night knowing they got locked up than leaving me in a void like that.
I'm guessing they didn't say cause most of them got away with it
Crazy GF only had to do 3 months for breaking In Your house and planning to poison you??? If that was a guy he would have gotten yearssss
Brock Turner got 6 months in prison for actually committing 3 felonies.
17:54 damn he’s tall
I do believe they are talking about these age and F for feminine and M for male
@@mariesantana3384 ik it’s a joke at least u were nice and like NoOo ThAtS hIs GeNdEr
Is hard to sense sarcasm sometimes 😅
@@mariesantana3384 lol it’s fine
@@Icedwellerr Thank God Nobody wrote r/wooosh
Dang, that mood change at the end...
Well for most of these people they eventually will be held accountable cause they will keep doing it until it hits them hard
I survived an execution style murder. I was shot in the head with a 45 hollowpoint, and after, um? 35? 40? Surgeries. (I do not honestly know, as i lost track in the haze of time & painkillers) anyway. After ALL THAT, you’d look at me today, and never know. You’d think it was only a dimple. Cute even….
And with story 1. She probably stayed with him, and would never give me a chance 😂. That's just life I suppose.
I can’t prove that they tried to kill us, but it was weird. Awhile back, my family and I were stopped at a gas station. My mom filled the gas tank and then she got into the car. We were about to drive away when this car pulled up in front of our car. They were driving so slowly, and we thought they had just ran out of gas or something. When they finally moved out of the way, my mom pulled out and drove around the gas station towards the exit. As soon as I saw that car, I got a bad feeling. I felt nauseous and it felt dark, so I took a picture of that car. I figured whatever happens, I got a picture of their car just in case. My family was talking as we drove out of the parking lot. My mom said “they might be getting ready to rob the place”, and we were just speculating. The car then pulled out of the gas station and sped to catch up with us. We were in a straight lane, and they were in a left turn lane, and there was another straight lane between us. As soon as we came to a stop, the rolled down the passenger window, and then they immediately rolled it back up when a car pulled yo between us and them.
Not going to lie, I think they had a gun. We don’t know. All I know, is that my mom and I felt nauseous for the rest of the night. I think they were trying to carjack us, but that’s just my opinion.
Omg these all make me sooo sad 😭
“I met a girl from New Hampshire”
That’s where you fucked up boi
that kid likely wasn't just autistic but had other issues too, trust me I'm autistic and I'm not up for murdering anyone lmao. I do have a story from one of my friends, her older cousin tried to drown her. she was swimming in a lake on a family trip, he comes over to her, and they begin a swimming contest. then they do one of those "stay under the longest" contests. she was winning. he got pissed. the next round he surfaces and starts holding her under the water, and she's struggling against him to surface. the cousin's brother pulls him off of her and helps my friend to shore. luckily my friend is extremely good at holding her breath and she didn't inhale too much water, but she still went to hospital. they don't talk to the murderous cousin much anymore, because his temper ended up in several more incidents and it got to the point he was a danger to his parents.
1 hour since upload and only 5 comments, jeez
My birth dad was a pos the closest I got to death was him about to light me on fire