You know what, it feels SOOO good to hear a happy ending(story 1) for once in regards to abductions and missing women. Thank you, Lets Read for posting this.
i actually heard the real 911 call from the first story before in one of those scary 911 call complication and i really think the 911 operated could’ve done better she was being so loud on the phone and the tone in her voice seemed like she didn’t really care for well being, it’s a good real story tho
Ken Rose...I just recently posted I know Shawn personally have known him for years(the killer) and I knew one of his victims also! I use to work with her but he is from my home town and was best buds with my ex brother in law! That whole situation is just effed up! When he was arrested he didn’t even look like the same guy I knew! The same guy who jumped my car when the battery died, who I felt NO fear around but my God it makes me sick now to think of those things!
Hearing that Katrina story actually made me tear up. I was also on the bad side of the Gulf Coast. We got a wave higher than our house that destroyed everything in sight. My family and I evacuated mere HOURS before it hit. I didn't think we'd make it to, ironically, Mobile, AL. When we came back, the emergency workers were checking every place of residence for survivors. They would spray paint a huge X on the house or door or anywhere they could. Each space had a number and a code. If you saw anything other than a 0... that meant there was a body or bodies in there. The number was how many were dead inside. It was so surreal. That image is burned into my memory forever. Edits: my horrible grammar before I sleep
my dad lived down there right before, it was horrible. if u go down to some of the hotels down here theres still damage on the small boat docks my dad built, people dont wanna rebuild them
I am so sorry you had to go through that. I live in Illinois in tornado valley and had to rush to my ex mother in laws a few years back because her town was 60% destroyed in a tornado and we couldn’t reach her by phone.. she and her other children were fine thankfully but the town found missing persons dead in trees the days following. FEMA had to come in it was so bad
I'm from a small country in Africa living in ireland for almost 10yrs now, I live close to the sea and love to go storm watching.. 🤷♀️it's fascinating to me coming from a place where 'nothing exciting' really happens. I watch a lot of natural disaster videos and I understand it's not just a 'thrill' for some, and count my blessings🙏 and pray for those in such dangers or aftermaths🙏
Any Katrina story gets me since I live and grew up in New Orleans. I ended up leaving a few hours before Katrina hit and only making it a few hours out of New Orleans but it was far enough. I didn't end up getting back to the city for another 4 months and now I work for NOPD, and anytime we hear a storm coming a lot of older officers talk about Katrina and how we can't leave.
This story also mad me cry... I live in Houston and we hosted many families and our high school hosted students and they told of such horrors they went through. Before they came we were instructed of what kind of things to not talk about or ask, but it didn't matter. The new Orleans students told us everything. So heart breaking. I don't think Houston truly understood the despair until Harvey hit though. I empathize even more with Katrina survivors now.
The first one, I remember hearing the actual audio for it. It’s even more stressful having to listen to it from the operators perspective. I’m so glad she was ok.
Wrecking_ Retr0 i bet you have loads of stories and god bless you for what you do Day in and day out!! And may god protect you and your colleagues as you perform your duties!! I’d love to listen to some firefighter stories, emergency personnel and soldiers are the real true hero’s!!
He's terrible at accents or changing his voice to another's though, he'd have to improve that before voicing for a novel of that calibre. He's got a soothing voice though!
@@alexandramarie1368 not for this one i think the one your thinking of is a similar one where there were three females kept hostage for some years and the dispatcher sounded kinda rude or like uncaring
Great job. These stories are hard to read and hear but I find them to be some of the most special due to their extremely realistic representation of the world and how horrible it can be, sometimes we all need such a reminder. Thank you for another job well done, I always look forward to listening to your voice, it’s honestly so smooth, it’s like...melted butter. Love it.
I really liked hearing the one about the suicide attempting woman, it’s really shows how much someone’s mind can tell them self’s that they are worthless and a burden when really they aren’t. And how thankful they both are to the officer to have not just done the bare minimum is so good to see since it shows that it has gotten better for the couple and shows that the lives of us who can’t control these thoughts really matter to some people. The whole story really touched me.
Thornback well you’d think so but, I thought she called because she was stuck in the house? If so that dispatcher was giving her good advice, you don’t know if she can swim or not so you couldn’t really tell her to try to swim down and try to bust a window open, but idk if that’d even work
I've actually heard the 911 call of the girl from the first story. You can find it on UA-cam. It's crazy actually hearing the story and the thoughts of the 911 dispatcher. That was an intense story
I heard the call too. Interesting to hear dispatcher’s POV. Especially since she was pretty loud on the call & was given a lot of flack for her unbelieving tone & volume of her voice. She saved the girl, but could have just as easily gotten her killed if he had heard her on the phone.
What a coincidence, im pretty sure i rolled up on a mob hit a few years back. We responded to a car fire and we noticed leaves piled underneath and when we were hosing it down water splashed back at us awkwardly. Come to find out there was a body in the back seat. While responding there i saw 3 blacked out suvs coming down the road as well.
Thanks for the narration. I just found ur channel. But more importantly, a big thank you to all these law enforcement people and the emergency services. It's unfortunate that some cops have stained the image, but I have mad respect for you guys. Thank you for being there for everyone day in and day out. Nothing I say will ever show my gratitude sufficiently🙌
You know I got to say your voice is perfect for reading these true scary stories I have been listening to you for about a year or so and I have loved all the ones I have listened to. I have told many of my friends about you and they all love your videos.
If any First responders and/or dispatchers listening tk this. Thank you so much for all you do. I can't wait to stand side you guys fighting crime. These stories always get to me since my father is a officer and retired emt/firefighter/ deputy. Always makes me think of what he has/had to go through and how close he can come to dying and going through the horrible emotions of bad calls. Btw Lets Read, its pronounced "New OrLens" not "leens" Just thought you may wanna know. Thats somethings people in New Orleans Don't care to hear. Great compilation though!
23:39 man! I cried my eyes out! What a wonderful human. You stayed with her,so she didn’t have to die alone. There aren’t words for such a loving selfless act. Thank you for doing that.
Ya know I listen to your videos every single day during the last hour and a half of work, have been for two years now. And somehow I still have not learned NOT to listen to 911 and military stories during open hours. I start tearing up and concerning customers every goddamn time. Love your work as always, boss.
That last one made me cry but I was so extremely happy to hear that the puppies made a full recovery and even happier to hear that the guy in the story adopted one!! ❤️❤️
That story about Katrina just about killed me. I love in Pascagoula, MS myself and my parents house got 18 inches of water buy we were smart enough to get the hell out of town. It was traumatizing seeing the words "we have 5 dead" written on plywood as we drove back into town.
It's so funny because just yesterday listening to your stories i had the thought of when i would actually start to cry or tear up listening and after several years now i have to say that last story with the puppy really got me 🥹
Thank you so much for all your amazing videos! I make sure to watch each and every one! Love your voice, presentation, and themes. However, I found this one especially good because they are so believable. Thankies!
Stephen Beauman well than you should’ve called a private security company. And if you can’t afford that, well than that’s your fault for not making wise decisions with your money. That’s capitalism! Get your commie complaints outta this country!
Loving this channel. On the Halloween one. I remember as a child one year for Halloween I seen this guy I didn’t know his costume but I do remember his hands scared the crap out of me. They where white with the vain glowing. I don’t know why it scared me so much to this day.
There actually was a case a few years ago where a woman hung herself from a fence, I think, a day or two before Halloween. Her body hung there for three or four days and was seen by dozens of people before somebody realized it was real.
On the Ashland Jane Doe story you can actually hear the whole 911 call, & the real 911 operater, & it will always give you the chills. My hat off to that operater. Also listening to the Jane doe saying tell them to come back is VERY chilling.
Im sending some money for your talents. The Katrina story about the woman in the attic was so visual. If only people heard more. God bless you. That broke me. I hope these stories keep you motivated for more people to hear
Story 3. As a formsr dispatcher myself i cant tell you how much this absolutely broke my heart. I never had to deal with anything like this and cant imagine what the guy in this story had to go through. I dont think i couldve continued as a dispatcher after that either. Heartbreaking
Awww. The last one. Poor puppies. It's so sweet that he wound up adopting one. I'm glad both survived.
me too
You know what, it feels SOOO good to hear a happy ending(story 1) for once in regards to abductions and missing women. Thank you, Lets Read for posting this.
i actually heard the real 911 call from the first story before in one of those scary 911 call complication and i really think the 911 operated could’ve done better she was being so loud on the phone and the tone in her voice seemed like she didn’t really care for well being, it’s a good real story tho
@@Partofreality Oh I see, that probably why the scumbag woke up. I almost type gentleman crap.
Ken Rose...I just recently posted I know Shawn personally have known him for years(the killer) and I knew one of his victims also! I use to work with her but he is from my home town and was best buds with my ex brother in law! That whole situation is just effed up! When he was arrested he didn’t even look like the same guy I knew! The same guy who jumped my car when the battery died, who I felt NO fear around but my God it makes me sick now to think of those things!
@@Partofreality They’re supposed to sound emotionless and calm. 🙄
I’m sorry but you sound creepy and scary.
Hearing that Katrina story actually made me tear up. I was also on the bad side of the Gulf Coast. We got a wave higher than our house that destroyed everything in sight. My family and I evacuated mere HOURS before it hit. I didn't think we'd make it to, ironically, Mobile, AL. When we came back, the emergency workers were checking every place of residence for survivors. They would spray paint a huge X on the house or door or anywhere they could. Each space had a number and a code. If you saw anything other than a 0... that meant there was a body or bodies in there. The number was how many were dead inside. It was so surreal. That image is burned into my memory forever.
Edits: my horrible grammar before I sleep
my dad lived down there right before, it was horrible. if u go down to some of the hotels down here theres still damage on the small boat docks my dad built, people dont wanna rebuild them
I am so sorry you had to go through that. I live in Illinois in tornado valley and had to rush to my ex mother in laws a few years back because her town was 60% destroyed in a tornado and we couldn’t reach her by phone.. she and her other children were fine thankfully but the town found missing persons dead in trees the days following. FEMA had to come in it was so bad
I'm from a small country in Africa living in ireland for almost 10yrs now, I live close to the sea and love to go storm watching.. 🤷♀️it's fascinating to me coming from a place where 'nothing exciting' really happens. I watch a lot of natural disaster videos and I understand it's not just a 'thrill' for some, and count my blessings🙏 and pray for those in such dangers or aftermaths🙏
Any Katrina story gets me since I live and grew up in New Orleans. I ended up leaving a few hours before Katrina hit and only making it a few hours out of New Orleans but it was far enough. I didn't end up getting back to the city for another 4 months and now I work for NOPD, and anytime we hear a storm coming a lot of older officers talk about Katrina and how we can't leave.
This story also mad me cry... I live in Houston and we hosted many families and our high school hosted students and they told of such horrors they went through. Before they came we were instructed of what kind of things to not talk about or ask, but it didn't matter. The new Orleans students told us everything. So heart breaking. I don't think Houston truly understood the despair until Harvey hit though. I empathize even more with Katrina survivors now.
The last story made me cry. I’m glad it had a happy ending though. Dogs really are a blessing.
i know, it made me cry too. :(
Doggie are so amazing .. they love us an protect us , and they know danger before we see it.. there the best
I’m just so glad the puppies survived.
Most of this episode was tear-jerking. It’s a refreshing change, thank you.
The first one, I remember hearing the actual audio for it. It’s even more stressful having to listen to it from the operators perspective. I’m so glad she was ok.
Hey thanks for all the great content I know this will probably get buried but how about some firefighter videos ??? Maybe 🤷♀️
Wrecking_ Retr0 Yesssss🤩🤩🤩
I ❤️ firefighters
LittleLulubee I am one lol
@@athenasierrajc7958 Oh, awesome!! God bless you 🙏
Wrecking_ Retr0 i bet you have loads of stories and god bless you for what you do Day in and day out!! And may god protect you and your colleagues as you perform your duties!! I’d love to listen to some firefighter stories, emergency personnel and soldiers are the real true hero’s!!
You should narrate for Audible and read one of Stephen King’s novel.
YES
He's terrible at accents or changing his voice to another's though, he'd have to improve that before voicing for a novel of that calibre. He's got a soothing voice though!
@@SapphireZukotu Yes. Maybe he could co-read with someone, like ask others to do voices for other characters, and he'll handle the narration part.
This!
Dude.. Even.. A Robert Munch hard cover...
Ive actually heard the first one on a news channel on youtube . you can hear the actual audio
What's it called?
@@ashleyxo6172 if you just look up whisper 911 call it should be the first result by CNN
Thanks!
wasnt the dispatcher very rude towards the girl
@@alexandramarie1368 not for this one i think the one your thinking of is a similar one where there were three females kept hostage for some years and the dispatcher sounded kinda rude or like uncaring
Great job. These stories are hard to read and hear but I find them to be some of the most special due to their extremely realistic representation of the world and how horrible it can be, sometimes we all need such a reminder. Thank you for another job well done, I always look forward to listening to your voice, it’s honestly so smooth, it’s like...melted butter. Love it.
I. Wynn Wynn I know, right? They get so offended when we bring it up, too.
@I. Wynn Wynn Okay, but that isn't even slightly what this is about.
I really liked hearing the one about the suicide attempting woman, it’s really shows how much someone’s mind can tell them self’s that they are worthless and a burden when really they aren’t. And how thankful they both are to the officer to have not just done the bare minimum is so good to see since it shows that it has gotten better for the couple and shows that the lives of us who can’t control these thoughts really matter to some people. The whole story really touched me.
That first one was amazing...I think 911 operators don’t get enough credit, good on you!
That lady on the hurricane 😥
That was heartbreaking
Thornback well you’d think so but, I thought she called because she was stuck in the house? If so that dispatcher was giving her good advice, you don’t know if she can swim or not so you couldn’t really tell her to try to swim down and try to bust a window open, but idk if that’d even work
@Thornback How do you know she got out??
On? She riding it like Pecos Bill?
Yeah. That one got to me.
the katrina story got my heart racing
Something Random I sobbed like an ass
It made me feel sick to listen
Is fake
Kelly Conway aw bless though i didn’t know asses sobbed LOL
Lily Vaughan it was quite upsetting yeah
I got off at 10:30pm. Home at 11. Trying to sleep now at midnight. Awake at 4:30am for my shift at 6am. I FEEL YA GUY, I FEEL YAAAAA
@dumpyou dinoun Wow rude much? Who pissed in your cheerios?
@Canatotaur Wow >:/
Story one is a good reason why we should have texting for 911/999 what ever the emergency number is in your country
You can text 911 in the U.S.
@@jamalwebber4670 Really I didn't know that I live in the UK where if I'm not wrong you can't
@@truereclaim7341yeah its a fairly new thing here
@@jamalwebber4670 hopefully other follow suit
Jamal Webber You can now? I knew they were talking about it.
I've actually heard the 911 call of the girl from the first story. You can find it on UA-cam. It's crazy actually hearing the story and the thoughts of the 911 dispatcher. That was an intense story
Yeah me too. Still gives me chills!
Same, i heard it just a few minutes before watching this one. I had no clue this video would include that same story from the dispatchers POV.
Definitely know this story
It’s sad
I heard the original call Shawn grate was a crazy psycho . I’m glad she escaped him . Cops saved her 👍
I heard the call too. Interesting to hear dispatcher’s POV. Especially since she was pretty loud on the call & was given a lot of flack for her unbelieving tone & volume of her voice. She saved the girl, but could have just as easily gotten her killed if he had heard her on the phone.
What’s crazy is that my mom is a 911 dispatcher and she told me the craziest call she got was about a man being on fire.
What a coincidence, im pretty sure i rolled up on a mob hit a few years back. We responded to a car fire and we noticed leaves piled underneath and when we were hosing it down water splashed back at us awkwardly. Come to find out there was a body in the back seat. While responding there i saw 3 blacked out suvs coming down the road as well.
Thanks for the narration. I just found ur channel. But more importantly, a big thank you to all these law enforcement people and the emergency services. It's unfortunate that some cops have stained the image, but I have mad respect for you guys. Thank you for being there for everyone day in and day out. Nothing I say will ever show my gratitude sufficiently🙌
You know I got to say your voice is perfect for reading these true scary stories I have been listening to you for about a year or so and I have loved all the ones I have listened to. I have told many of my friends about you and they all love your videos.
If any First responders and/or dispatchers listening tk this. Thank you so much for all you do. I can't wait to stand side you guys fighting crime. These stories always get to me since my father is a officer and retired emt/firefighter/ deputy. Always makes me think of what he has/had to go through and how close he can come to dying and going through the horrible emotions of bad calls. Btw Lets Read, its pronounced "New OrLens" not "leens" Just thought you may wanna know. Thats somethings people in New Orleans Don't care to hear. Great compilation though!
Thank you for your support, I'm a former dispatcher and it not easy sitting in that hot seat
"You don't say anything when you see someone beating a puppy, you just shoot that person". - Demolition Ranch
Damn dumpyou why you gotta be an asshole
@dumpyou dinoun you need to do that
@dumpyou dinoun you obviously have no friends
This is how it is when anyone fucks with animals and babies
@@b.c.7741 theres a difference between a sense of humour and being edgy and childish. Are you 13? Cuz 13 year olds have 4chan levels of humour.
I remember watching the news broadcast on the first story. Chilling! I believe that the actual 911 call is on UA-cam also.
Nichole Crenshaw Yep, the audio has been passed around for a couple years.
the lady was a bitch
Yes the 811 call and the trial of the guy who did it. Creapy Chaos has them up!
Link?
Your voice is so smoothing. Didn't realize tell NOW!! Lol I always wonder why I'm am calm.
Smoothing?
I've always loved the nod to George Romero you make in your opening credits
23:39 man! I cried my eyes out! What a wonderful human. You stayed with her,so she didn’t have to die alone. There aren’t words for such a loving selfless act. Thank you for doing that.
The ending of the suicidal woman story is so sweet! My heart!
When you in the light but still scared as heckles.
Ya know I listen to your videos every single day during the last hour and a half of work, have been for two years now. And somehow I still have not learned NOT to listen to 911 and military stories during open hours. I start tearing up and concerning customers every goddamn time.
Love your work as always, boss.
Another solid set of tales, as always. Love your narrations!
I was just waiting for your video...Love from Pakistan.
Aw, I love it when stories end on a happy note. 😊
This one was hard to listen to and made me cry a lot. But I’m glad these stores are out here
That last one made me cry but I was so extremely happy to hear that the puppies made a full recovery and even happier to hear that the guy in the story adopted one!! ❤️❤️
Your narration is amazing, you should absolutely be a narrator! It transports me right in the moment although kind of scary!! Great job!!
So good! I forgot that you are just a narrator. You sound as if each story is your own personal story. Amazing. Thanks and keep them coming.😉
I could listen to your voice 24/7. Thank you so much for posting the 911 series.
Was bawling by the end of the last story!!! They both rescued each other.. 🥰😭
The hurricane one breaks my heart. We got hit with Harvey and it just destroyed me to see all these people trying to escape.
Aww!! I’m so glad Chance found a great home with the guy 🤗🤗🤗
That story about Katrina just about killed me. I love in Pascagoula, MS myself and my parents house got 18 inches of water buy we were smart enough to get the hell out of town. It was traumatizing seeing the words "we have 5 dead" written on plywood as we drove back into town.
Love 911 stories! Thank you Let's read!
My favorite narrator. His voice is enough on its own
You would also like this guy named 'Nexpo' then
I love your voice. You voice is spooky and calm, Witch is good and perfect! Keep up with the good work!
such a charming and soothing voice and thank god there is a happy ending stories ❤
I love your voice. You’re my go to guy for bedtime/scary stories :)
That Intro though 🥺 freaky feeling from it amazing though
Perfect! Much needed after a long day, to drift off to sleep to. Thank You Let's Read!
To sleep to? XD
It's so funny because just yesterday listening to your stories i had the thought of when i would actually start to cry or tear up listening and after several years now i have to say that last story with the puppy really got me 🥹
The puppy one made me made and sad
That first story is tense. Glad she made it
Never clicked so fast lol
lol git gud
The last story actually brought tears to my eyes
Thank you so much for all your amazing videos! I make sure to watch each and every one! Love your voice, presentation, and themes. However, I found this one especially good because they are so believable. Thankies!
Almost got killed because of how slow 911 works on those government phones
Stephen Beauman well than you should’ve called a private security company. And if you can’t afford that, well than that’s your fault for not making wise decisions with your money. That’s capitalism! Get your commie complaints outta this country!
@@kamand05 So people should die just because they can't afford private security companies? Wow...
These people are idiots! Don't let it bother you!!
Donna Quixote just taking a sarcastic dig at the insanity of capitalism. Obviously I don’t believe any of that nonsense
@@kamand05 or just laugh at a soldier in his prime who can't kill me within 30 seconds with a knife, I'm not even trained!
Wooo love to hear stories from MD! Thanks a lot for the consistent, brilliant content!
These tales are done very well.
Loving this channel. On the Halloween one. I remember as a child one year for Halloween I seen this guy I didn’t know his costume but I do remember his hands scared the crap out of me. They where white with the vain glowing. I don’t know why it scared me so much to this day.
I feel like as humans we have an inherent fear of things like this, like stuff out of the "uncanny valley" ya know?
There actually was a case a few years ago where a woman hung herself from a fence, I think, a day or two before Halloween. Her body hung there for three or four days and was seen by dozens of people before somebody realized it was real.
That's horrifying
6th MONTHS IN PRISON!!!! HE SHOULD get 6 YEARS
six years is still way too short. dude should never be released from prison
Some of these stories made me cry 😢
Just subscribed to your channel. Really enjoyed the true stories.
Your voice is the best for this. Please don’t stop making videos!!!!
I was not scared but I think u did try ur best to help, and u did a good job too!
Hello comments surfer have fun ;)
I will! 😋🤙
🏄🏽♀️ woo
Lol for sure
Oh I am! I'm listening to the King of all UA-cam narrator's! 😄
Thanks!
Love this! Just working on a similar one myself! Love your channel and would love to collab with you at some point! :)
VE Entertainment this would be awesome love VE
Would be listening to this great channels
I subbed to you
Keep trying
Love VE
Love this video! As you probably already know, I love your voice!!
Story 3 was sad, I could never do that job
B.D. Mercer really? How do you know?! But in the story the dispatcher just said they don’t know if she lived or died...?
I feel like I've actually heard the recording from the first story in a 'disturbing 911 calls' I could be mistaken though!
Yes I heard it aswell and that poor girl was so bloody brave to call for help whist in the same room. Can't imagine what she went through
Of course the store is going to be repeated!
Story
Tyvm .... Enjoy the vacation!!!
That first story I'd previously seen Shawn Grate's interrogation and heard that 911 recording. Very interesting to get to hear dispatcher's POV
Great voice! Instant subscription!
Amazing video Let's Read!!! Loved it!!!
I started crying during the story with the puppys, I so happy Chance has a happy life now.
*_im here!_*
Awesome
Yes they found her! I love a happy ending! It’s key to know how to get out of a tied hand or leg. It saved this girls life.
i have never clicked on a video faster than i just did
It's chilling when you hear a place near you
I’m 17 today and 911/ police/ EMT horror stories are my favourite, this is the best birthday present!🥰
God bless our first responders who often go above and beyond the call of duty to truly help their communities
On the Ashland Jane Doe story you can actually hear the whole 911 call, & the real 911 operater, & it will always give you the chills. My hat off to that operater. Also listening to the Jane doe saying tell them to come back is VERY chilling.
Im sending some money for your talents. The Katrina story about the woman in the attic was so visual. If only people heard more. God bless you. That broke me. I hope these stories keep you motivated for more people to hear
Story 3. As a formsr dispatcher myself i cant tell you how much this absolutely broke my heart. I never had to deal with anything like this and cant imagine what the guy in this story had to go through. I dont think i couldve continued as a dispatcher after that either. Heartbreaking
Man that last one hit me hard, glad they were ok
Omg. I never thought I'd ever hear a story so close to home.
you should definetly make more videos like this, keep up the good work👌
Oh my goodness. This poor lady.
I've heard the actual recording of the first phone call and the girl's identity is on youtube from the news. crazy story
Ma dude make “Glitch in the matrix” stories ☝️☝️
Amazing, as usual!
The story about the dogs, that really hit hard.
The hurricane katrina story is so heartbreaking. I don’t know how I’d be able to keep going after that
Love that he adopted the lil puppy that he saved, couldn't of had a better ending ❤
I still don’t understand how some people dislike his videos
I LOOKED UP SHAWN MICHAEL GRATE, AND OOOOOH BOI HES REAL ITS REAL OH GOD!
The new Orleans lady, very sad, heart wrenching
Thank you let’s read!
LMAO at the London one. They imported all of those problems & should enjoy them now. It's part & parcel of living in London!
Love your videos! 👍🏼