5 True Phone Call Horror Stories (With Rain Sounds)

[@mvc861]

Landlines sometimes crossed. When I was in college happened to me three times in one night and always with the same number or line. On the third time, the guy who answered the calls was already annoyed and ask me what was happening. I explained that apparently our lines were crossed because I dialed a friend’s number, but it was his number that was ringing. The guy calmed down, we continued talking for about an hour that night and many nights afterward. Next month, we will celebrate our 27 wedding anniversary. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@misslauryn1]

that is so beautiful ❤️

[@mvc861]

@@misslauryn1 thanks 😊

[@DreadNarratives]

These stories are so creepy! Getting strange calls from people you don't know is scary enough, but when they start showing up places uninvited it becomes really unsettling and dangerous. I'll be extra cautious about answering calls from numbers I don't recognize after hearing these. Short, mysterious calls late at night from heavy breathers are the worst. Glad the police were able to help in some cases. Stay safe out there everyone!

[@rcdune7132]

Just gotta love how he fully describes landlines and home phone voice messages for all the youngsters out there 😂😂

[@fnafkill3r]

ikr isn’t it crazy how people who are 6-18 years old probably don’t know what a thing that people stopped using almost 20 years ago is? mind blowing.

[@heatherriter3897]

I had to laugh when he said he was an only child because he didn't have any siblings. Ummm, yeah, that's what an only child is!!

[@text_122]

⁠@@fnafkill3ri’m 19 and had a landline for around 10 years

[@fnafkill3r]

@@text_122 sure you are lmfao

[@tarawillis5450]

😂😂 Makes me feel so old!

[@MultiCamOrange]

Ah yes, the old days of not knowing who was calling, and creepy people making weird calls. Almost seems innocent compared to what they do on the internet now. Also when a ringing phone was IRRESISTIBLE and everyone came running😂

[@henrys3138]

Man, time flies. I remember when story 1 was true. Landlines, rather basic cellphones, answering machines, not every phone had caller ID.

[@thelastmotel]

Story 1 was never true, as it is set when internet-capable camera cellphones already existed. People seem to misremember when technologies first appeared. We've had social media for 27 years already, and camera phones turned 23 this year, and text messages (aka SMS) turned 31 this year. Caller ID was invented in 1968, and went mass market for businesses in 1988, and for home users in 1989.

[@henrys3138]

@@thelastmotel I assume most of these stories aren't true where the plot is, but you're objectively wrong about time when you consider emergence and availability or ubiquity aren't directly related or happen concurrently. LEDs are from the 60s, but you're only seeing their widescale use since the late 00s, and throughout the 10s. Technology takes time for refinement, to lower its cost, and consideration of its applications. This time may vary between products, but the fact remains the same that simply existing isn't enough to convey the realities of a moment in time. In 2001 I had a rotary phone, one other landline with caller ID and answering machine, a CRT TV, no cell phones, a Sega Genesis, and slow Internet on a tower PC with CRT monitor. The cell phones anyone else in my family had had antennae and no cameras.

[@sandracox4341]

​@@thelastmotel, still I didn't have caller ID until the mid 1990s. I still had my old rotary dial phone until late 80s and switched to a push button style that look like the rotary dial phone. Only in the mid 90s did I get caller ID or an answering machine.

[@OtherworldlyMythsandTales]

Makes me think about a family member getting a strange phone call from a woman hysterically crying on the other end. Apparently this is some sort of scam and nothing came of it, but I couldn't imagine answering that call myself. Creepy. Great stuff as always!

[@adinadamian5634]

I got one where some guy said that my mom got into an accident, actually I was with my grandmother and she picked up and of course was desperate, but it was all a scam, I wish I was the one picking up because I would have cursed at that guy all the imaginable curse words in my vocabulary and threatened him to call the police 😡

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

OMG…when I moved to the country, my dad received THAT kind of call one night. Mum rang me early the next morning to ask if I was okay? Everything was great and then mum told me a woman crying and blubbering to my dad, but he couldn’t understand anything and thought it was me in distress! He tried to call me back that night, but we were sleeping and no one heard the phone! They were so relieved to know it wasn’t me…but we always wondered if it was someone in real distress out there somewhere!?! 🫤

[@adinadamian5634]

@@kathrynbillinghurst188 That's horrible, I don't know what kind of person could do something like this.

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

@@adinadamian5634 Ikr? Sickos!! Have a joyful day lovely 🥰🌹✨🌹✨🌹✨

[@adinadamian5634]

@@kathrynbillinghurst188 Thank you, you too.

[@Ashhhgeorge]

Love falling asleep to these 😌

[@luvbvgs]

so real

[@ghostvibesss]

Yess they are so relaxing to listen too

[@tarawillis5450]

Phone call and social media stories are at the top of my favorites list 🙂♥️

[@86TDC]

I don't know why, but phone call stories are my favorite. I guess growing up in the 90s early 2000s and hearing random house phone calls summer nights when you're a kid and it's late

[@cartermd457]

One of the most underrated narrators on KZbin!

[@nighttimespooks]

Thank you!

[@CSsmallvillelover]

This is why I’m grateful for caller ID now days and why I never answer a call with a number not in my contacts. I figure if it’s someone I know they’ll leave me a message.

[@xHiyami]

We had caller id back even in the 90s lol they probably just didn't have a phone with a screen on it lol

[@CSsmallvillelover]

Right. They probably didn’t. Those stories where they did and answered the calls anyway I just shook my head at. Why people answer numbers they don’t recognize is beyond me. Especially with all the spam and scam calls now.

[@luckiestunluckypersonever4278]

@@CSsmallvillelover If my daughter misses a call who she doesn’t know, she actually calls them back! Those are the days when I take no responsibility for raising her. I thought I taught her better than that. I did raise her better but I guess it didn’t take. LOL 😂

[@bhaveshkumar9052]

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[@bhaveshkumar9052]

@@xHiyami I have beenthis device in waitinon g and all

[@inthemouthofmadness5910]

True horror phone calls are my favorite! These are the most creepy types of stories.

[@docsheschoking]

If ya ain’t first ya last

[@Daniel84794]

😢

[@Electron42]

Gay

[@themondalorian9844]

F--A--S--T

[@Kaykayflockaaa]

Bro graduated from the bathroom stall of a taco bell 😂😂😂

[@themondalorian9844]

@@Kaykayflockaaa Lmfao.. what the...

[@ericc.jewell]

number 1 fan from south africa,appreciate you making my nights sleepable 🍻🇿🇦

[@ChillingTruths]

I wish I had fans from South Africa!

[@nighttimespooks]

Thank you for watching

[@Venom._.0]

Night time spooks I’ve been watching ur stories for a while now and i love them i hope everything goes well for u

[@brianwells6992]

Story 4, just a friendly tip....if you want the cops to actually catch the creep, maybe don't give them a heads up that you called or are going to call the cops???

[@EternalRiver90]

Right? It’s so annoying when people do that. Like do you want the dude caught or just gone? Pick one or the other bc you can’t have both.

[@Mushroom_on_paws99]

That’s what I was saying

[@Psawyer555]

In story 2, that guy must’ve been so lonely and desperate for someone to talk to…

[@RepublicPixels]

The third one reminds me of Halloween 1978 but without the sticky note

[@krexit999]

ur stories r rlly good to listen 2 while going to bed (and during day obv) but last night couldnt fall asleep so listened to your vids for 3h b4 i finally fell asleep st 3 am 😭college life

[@Grace-nt9cc]

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[@sourgir-wh6xd]

If you call 911 bc a stranger is at your door and won't go away, they're not hang up with you. They're going to stay on the line until the police arrive.

[@FeleciaWhipple77]

Story 1: Should have told their parents the first 2 times. This is Creepy Story 2: Smart for changing their number Story 3: I don't know what to say Story 4: Stalker. SmRt for getting a restraining order Story 5: Creepy Stalker

[@jeremyjjful]

#3 police should've called and been like 'who are you what do want stop calling this person.."

[@ChillingTruths]

I love how you rate each story 😂 I need more people like you to judge the stories on my channel 😈😈

[@MaddieM_11]

I’m absolutely in love with this channel ❤

[@Annie19732]

Just hang up on kooks. Or blow a whistle into the receiver. Or don't answer the phone. DON'T PLAY THEIR GAME! Another option: change your number, and do not have it listed.

[@FlipTheBard]

Bruh, imagine wronglly calling another number and *THIS* being the reason why you are constantly being harassed by someone? Wild.

[@ChillssandThrills]

Thanks for stories

[@kathrynbillinghurst188]

I’m here…going to bed! If I fall asleep, I’ll watch again in the morning…it’s almost 2 am and I’m yawning 🥱 big! 💖

[@trishbaum6364]

In the first story he said I didn't know how he knew i was home.........you answered the phone the first time and hung up. When he immediately called back and it went to the answering machine he knew you were avoiding him lol doesn't take a genius to put 2&2 together lol

[@KaydiG-ch3ff]

I’m so glad that my phone silences unknown numbers! If I block them bc idk who they are, even if my phone didn’t silence the unknown numbers I’d block them

[@laureenmcgrath3016]

If i'm not mistaken I had a motorola cell phone in the earley 1990's

[@thelastmotel]

You aren't mistaken. Mobile phones have been around a long time. Since 1973, in fact. Text messaging was added to them in 1992, which was the same year the first touch screen phone was released. Prepaid phones came around about 1991. Camera phones have been around since 2000, and smart phones and internet capable phones have been around since 1994. For some reason, a lot of people have this kind of mental block which prevents them from remembering how long we've had the things lol. Hell, people forget that social media has been around for about 27 years already.

[@Good-Enough024]

Such creepy stories, the neighbor scaring Jennifer telling her she made a mistake calling the police. No she did the right thing.

[@banderas2000]

idk why but i like strange phone call stories. they are so mysterious.

[@RachelParker-1977]

12:45 I'm sorry. I had someone telestalking me. I was on the brink of threatening them when they stopped.

[@adamMgainey]

“I was an only child so I didn’t have any siblings” Ya don’t say

[@Liam35695]

Your a legend ❤

[@angelofdarkness6028]

Thanks NTS Much Love 💕

[@lukeluikart1792]

My phone horror story is when my mother in law calls and i answer without looking at the caller ID. Only thing worse is when she stops by...unannounced...and i open the door. The horror😮.

[@coreymurry8293]

The 5th story where that guy texted and said "you can tell a lot about somebody when looking them up online" would really creep me out and give me a bad vibe about that person. After that I would make sure my doors and windows are locked and keep my lights off.

[@EmmaMaeJunebug]

Do you ever get this exited feeling when you see a new video from NTS?

[@themondalorian9844]

Caught me on time NTS gonna listen out the stories.

[@xHiyami]

Story 1: OP we had caller Id back then as well you could most definitely see who is calling you, even on cell phones.

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

Most landlines back then it was just an option. You had to pay extra. And if your parents were penny pinchers it was likely they didn't bother. My dad worked for the phone co so our land lines were free back then and he never paid extra for the caller ID, three way calling, or things like that. So it's possible OP had a similar situation.

[@thelastmotel]

@@AbsyntheAndTears Caller ID was an optional service by 1971, and a standard feature for business phones by 1988, and for home phones by 1989...

[@kittymalone9401]

Home sick with Covid ty for these great stories 🙌🏼🫶🏼

[@charlesloftin8768]

Rare to find a house hold that still has a house phone. A phone ringing non stop wouldn't fly in this cell phone era where cells can vibrate and block numbers etc

[@leighh1981]

My favorite type of story. So creepy. Love this channel!!!!!

[@remo225]

Love your stories

[@fayewitt9881]

I've gotten strange phone calls from unknown numbers but of course I don't like answering my phone when it's a strange number I don't recognize cause you just never know who's on the other end of the line and a lot of the time I don't answer it. These are super creepy stories.

[@Hair-RaisingHorror]

It's a great story

[@Rock_on_gold_dust_woman]

When I was a toddler in the early 90s, answering machines were still a thing. My parents thought it would be cute to have me record our family’s message. It was fine until they received a voicemail from some man saying “awww. What a sweet little girl. Too bad you won’t have her much longer.” Then he laughed an evil laugh and hung up. Probably just a prank call, but after that, my parents only had my Dad make our answering machine message.

[@nighttimespooks]

Wow thats creepy

[@Skylar_T]

Creepy as hell

[@NJDJ1986]

Story 2 - bro from the wrong number account really wanted to harrass OP on the phone! 💀💀 he needs to stay away from phone calls from now on!

[@southernsass2937]

Thanks for another Gr8 vid!

[@AaronLakes-ge9su]

Good video 🤘🤟🤘🤟😎

[@user-vm6oz6wt5g]

When I was a kid my friend and I would do prank phone calls. One time someone called her back and she had a conversation with a man. Apparently he had called her a few times and they talked together. It was really disturbing bc there's no good reason for a random man to call and chat with a child.

[@patriciaolivera7716]

Story 4: did he really think he was gonna get away with that? What a creep!

[@k.m.5819]

Crazy phone stories thanks 👏🙂💯

[@adamgraham9787]

Brilliant 👍🏻

[@esterherschkovich6499]

Thank you 😊

[@taratownsend9757]

Early gang 🥳

[@Jinsakai4200]

My mom grew up with old landlines I honestly wandered on how she dealt with no caller Id lol I would be scared 😱

[@lisaperry5999]

Depending on where she grew up. I was rural.and never got creepy calls..long distance calls were short as it wasn't cheap. Phone numbers were posted by town in a phone book sent free from phone company

[@Jinsakai4200]

@@lisaperry5999 oh ok when I was growing up we had the internet hook to our landlines at least over what I remember but it’s been a while

[@lisaperry5999]

@@Jinsakai4200 I am referring to 70s and 80s.

[@Jinsakai4200]

@@lisaperry5999 oh ok sorry lol

[@lisaperry5999]

@@Jinsakai4200 u don't need to apologize I remember dial up, that yr referring too. I am glad I grew up without computer age.

[@worshipoutlet5168]

Just in time for my shift 🥳🥳🥳

[@rl2905]

What is it with breathing into the phone as a scare tactic? This happened to me once and I just did it right back to whoever it was. Never heard back.

[@taylorboyer5207]

why do people not call the cops immediately instead of being like “ur gunna get arrested so u better stay here” like bro if i hear cops are coming i’m out

[@Bruce_Wayne35]

You should do a video on phone calls from the dead.

[@ch1ckmom217]

First story, he or she picked up the landline it's very obvious that the other person who called is going to know that he or she is home. I don't know why the OP even questioned that one, now if it was on a cell phone then it's a different story.

[@YungGraysoOfficial]

I wonder how he edit his videos

[@ManUsingLogic]

How did the man know I was home? Maybe because you just answer med the phone a few seconds before

[@jaydenleveille8181]

5:10 How could know that op was home? Could he possibly??? My guy you answered the phone how do you think they could possibly discover that kind of information.

[@Mrvanleeuwen]

Came here at the perfect timing!

[@phantomprincess2541]

I had an unknown number call me last night i ignored it they never called back or left a message

[@mrpeguin-ch12]

I just don’t answer numbers I don’t know so stuff like this doesn’t happen

[@user-ol1lu6ok8t]

Always stay hungry:)

[@ellesandralady8596]

❤❤❤❤

[@tarawillis5450]

Blocking someone after they sent you pictures of your car and house. Yeah, that’s really getting rid of them 🙄. People are idiots

[@user-pz7ud6pv2k]

gn y’all

[@DarkRoomHorrorStories]

It was me. I'm the one calling Jennifer. In my defense, I didn't know we were cousins.

[@christophercancel934]

Story 2: If I'm not mistaken, weren't you the one who called him?

[@miraculous-tales]

"I was an only child so I had no siblings". Show don't tell. We could have guessed 😅 Not criticizing the KZbinr but rather the writer of this anecdote.

[@lsax1028]

Has anyone ever let a creep in just because they said "let me in" ?

[@ChillingTruths]

Wait, are you not supposed to?!

[@luckiestunluckypersonever4278]

He’s neither first or last. So what does that make him?

[@RJ-cl3nk]

If you like this guy u will also like whisper diaries. 😏 yur welcome 🥳

[@Hell_Whisperer.]

I love scary stories. I shoot them myself. I just can't get around to posting them. cool✌

[@robertwaynemeier-yx6tu]

314th video on this channel

[@LordRain1031]

Whether these stories are real or not, WHY do people say "I'm calling the police!" That is a 95% way to GUARANTEE they won't get caught! You NEVER tell them "you're calling the police." JUST. DO. IT! 🙄😒🤦‍♂️

[@JT1738j]

Dude the ads aren’t helping me sleep 😢

[@trapgodalex7150]

Does anyone recognize the ambience ?

[@trishamorriston3737]

Truly creepy stories 🎉 5:39

[@iluvyurbles]

I've learned to give the threat of "Or I'm gonna call the cops" is really dumb you fucking call them and then you keep quiet that you've called them

[@glen7137]

For real

[@gregalcusky5492]

“Usually never”

[@bethgundersen9397]

I keep getting confused when the narrator is male but the story's told from a female perspective.

[@totallyrealcia]

Women can have deep voices too

[@bethgundersen9397]

@@totallyrealcia so true, and mine has deepened as I've aged. But as a vocalist, I can tell the difference between male and female vocal cords. The timber and tone is very different. 👍🏼

[@syre.505]

Slow story day? Because this wasn’t that good…

[@vince.6503]

We already have Mr Nightmare.. we don’t need a discount version

[@thestars386]

Well, I took my *Seroquel* now it's time to listen to these stories and sleep.

[@patsyannrules]

Seroquel gang