A Collection of Horrible Fates #19

[@ScaryInteresting]

Most recent video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJmocndoh8l2a6s Hey everyone! I hope you enjoy the day early release! I'm looking to upload a little more frequently again, so stay tuned and have a great weekend! - Sean

[@arayaasunshinee8738]

You as well enjoy the weekend !! Thank you for always posting the best content

[@crazyaussie7054]

Have a good one mate!! Thanks for the uploads :) love your storytelling

[@reereekennedy3211]

What shall happen to all our fates? Scarey interesting indeed!

[@Melsincatuation]

Gosh Sean I was a.sub when u only had less.then 4k subscribers!!! I'm so happy how fast u gained subs! U deserve it!! I remember telling everyone about ur channel..hopefully that helped too( I'd like to think I was part of ur success.. Lol) Also great finds for.all these horrible.stories.. Which actually are very important. Cause they all.contain a lesson.to be learned! So thank you cause.u know.at least these people who have passed.away didn't die for nothing....for example...that cow manure tragedy you just told, taught me something I never knew!! And being around farms sometimes I feel so thankful for learning about this danger today...u never know one day this knowledge could save.me or others with me... thank u again Sean!❤

[@Melsincatuation]

Sean..I don't know if you read my last comment about my suggestion... I really believe it would be perfect for one of these videos. It was about the young couple who were just married and were killed leaving the courthouse. U know I will.try to find that video from the news on it and send it to u

[@piercescott8634]

Hey Pierce here (from story 3). A big thanks to Sean for handling my story accurately and with respect. Everyone, give this man a sub!

[@ScaryInteresting]

Hey Pierce. Thanks again for letting me tell your story.

[@charlafox5701]

I’m sorry for all you lost, it must be very hard, but thank you for sharing your story. Does anyone know what caused the fire? If you aren’t comfortable talking about it, that’s fine. Thank you again

[@yukishirusagi4927]

WHAAAAAA

[@piercescott8634]

@@charlafox5701 It was an electrical fire that started under the stairs. Unfortunately that was a storage area with lots of paint and stain so you can imagine how quickly it spread once it sparked.

[@Negativity808]

Thanks for sharing your story one day I might have the strength to tell mine but for now, bot yet! Love seeing the courage of others who share. Take care

[@lara_young]

I remember that first story. The people that did it knew full well that they were dragging him, and were laughing and joking about it in court. They're absolutely vile people.

[@barneyboyle6933]

Were they Arabs? Because I’m having a terrible time finding pictures of the suspects and 99% of the time that means the media is trying to hide the fact that they’re not white

[@Biffo1262]

Travellers and yes they should have been charged with murder.

[@renisrrenis9225]

The "justice" system is a complete joke nowadays.

[@CaIypso5150]

Rather efficient way to make pulled pork. :)

[@saragrant9749]

The most disgusting part is the sentence- 13-16 years? How about spending life without parole for capital murder. That’s the punishment in the US for killing a cop.

[@FatRescueSwimmer04]

Really glad that 95 year old Mother Got Closure, it's almost like she refused to die until she found out what happened to her Daughter... incredibly sad!

[@ileolai]

re: the first story, the thieves were fully aware that they were dragging somebody and didn't stop

[@theclownsystem9429]

Yeah, that was straight up murder in my opinion, not just manslaughter.

[@Forflipsake]

Yea. They knew full well. All through the trial they conversed with other inmates and phone calls proved they had known. Also once again British justice system at its finest with its paltry sentences.

[@gs4984]

Completely sick

[@ZombieSazza]

On top of that they were laughing in court

[@themightymutt5213]

If I remember correctly, 2 of them wrote books about it after their release...classy

[@lisagibson2975]

Reyna's mom lived just long enough to know what happened to her baby and got to put her remains at rest :(

[@nicolethompson2399]

I'm sure she refused to pass until she was put at ease about her baby. Especially with the dreams. As soon as her daughter rested, she could rest too.

[@marhawkman303]

@@nicolethompson2399 Yeah, saddest thing to me was seeing my grandfather after grandma died. I suspect Reyna's mom was the same way. She was just going along waiting for death.

[@cboscan1]

This story has me messed up rn… so terrible. Sick man

[@Kyosukedono]

Reyna was very young when this occurred. She was born '41 and the place shutdown on '71. So that happen before it shut down, so I am thinking she was likely in her early 20's

[@quelbelle6770]

Lmao so, reyna deserved it, she literally put that dude's wife in the same situation she was in with her cheating partner

[@Psykrom]

That the daugther managed to pull up her father and one of her brothers on a ladder under these circumstances sounds like an incredible feat of strength. But the conclusion is truly sad.

[@quintboredom]

Right? Like she went above and beyond and did lit all she could and it still wasn't enough

[@alternateendingsandedits6854]

Should have left them and saved the dog I know I would save my dog before my dad but then again my dad is a drunk

[@wimschmied3800]

@@alternateendingsandedits6854 Shut up you weirdo

[@Tamtam-c4v]

@@alternateendingsandedits6854that’s you

[@alternateendingsandedits6854]

@@Tamtam-c4v anyone that loves their dog would save their dog first

[@ness3421]

The story about Andrew still haunts me. I remember hearing about it in the news and reading that Andrew and his wife were newly weds and hadn't even had chance to go on their honeymoon. They had only got married a few weeks before he died. Truly horrific.

[@Leavemealoneheh]

It should have been a beautiful love story

[@AximVidya]

shouldn't of signed up to become a pig, simple as 🤷‍♀

[@Itried20takennames]

These have been several times when multiple people, including EMS workers, have gone into pits hoping to save others who already went unconscious, usually resulting in multiple deaths, as in the second story. It can also happen when too much C02 at the bottom. And the daughter who carried the dad up the ladder is amazing….even just the physical strength to do that is incredible.

[@ItsAsparageese]

Yeah it seems like the sort of hazard that's especially dangerous because it's less foreseeable/not common knowledge. I imagine such situations aren't as commonplace as they once were, in areas where farming communities are dwindling. I'm a huge emergency prevention/response nerd, have been in healthcare for ages, have some emergency med training, and have experience with some animal medicine/care, but it honestly wouldn't usually occur to me that a manure pit might have gases that could act so quickly (it came to mind immediately when watching the video but obviously I'm watching this while impatiently guessing at hazards, totally different experience). Even if I'd known others had fallen unconscious or otherwise realized gases could be an issue, I can STILL see myself hurrying right inside to help, with "there's no time to worry about it, I'll just hold my breath" logic. Makes one wonder why some sort of mask/air tank apparatus isn't standard equipment for first responders, at least one small supply that can be easily strapped on and leave one's hands free and last for a few minutes of air, so someone could safely poke their head into a critical situation and assess things at least if not also try to act.

[@alastairatcheson1407]

Musta been an extreme adrenaline rush, even to lift a full size man is difficult, never mind him weighted down with liquid filled clothing.

[@troybaxter]

Not just CO2 but other dangerous gases like methane and hydrogen sulfide can kill you rapidly in these types of environments.

[@teijaflink2226]

I felt so bad for her that it still wasn't enough to save any of them.

[@marhawkman303]

@@alastairatcheson1407 NEVER underestimate farm girls! daily exercise does wonders!

[@ollipop_the_lollipop]

I just can’t stop thinking about how Reyna perpetuated the cycle: you find out your husband has a pregnant mistress and you leave and end up becoming someone else’s pregnant mistress?? Why would you inflict the very pain you chose to run away from on someone else? Disappointing but definitely NOT worth getting murdered over, I’m glad her mother at least got closure

[@Neopolitan183]

That last one, with the poor girl in the barrel...Her mother held on for almost three decades, then once her daughter came home to her, she passed a month later. It's like she held on and it was her one regret, and now that she had closure, she could be together with her.

[@Ezio999Auditore]

🥲

[@ZombieSazza]

I can’t believe the horror of finding Andrew after all of that, the heartbreak his family went through, oh and to top it off? The guys laughing in court.

[@craigmeyer6957]

13-16 years for each kid is a shockingly light sentence! They all should have gotten life in prison, they killed a police officer. One thing that wasn’t mentioned in the video is that the kids stated in court that they were fully aware they were dragging a persons body behind them and chose not to stop

[@pax6833]

@@craigmeyer6957 I don't really think 16 years is a "light" sentence. That is a crazy long time.

[@meredithgrubb4497]

@@pax6833 it's light for someone who knowingly dragged a human to death. It's a horrific way to go. Anyone okay with doing that to another person should be put down for the danger they pose to others.

[@pax6833]

@@meredithgrubb4497 I mean gruesome sure but the guy wouldn't have suffered given he was out immediately (may have actually been outright kill even). Keep in mind there are people who have been convicted of manslaughter that only serve a few years. That is what "light" to me means. I can't say I agree with the death penalty and I believe as well the sentence was not as harsh as it should have been, but 15~ years is still a crazy amount of time. If I had been put in prison in highschool I would only now just be coming out, that is heavy no matter how you slice it.

[@TauOverlord]

@Pax People who don't support the death penalty for crimes that 99% of society agrees deserves death should have to cover the cost of maintaining facilities to "rehabilitate" such offenders. Make people sign on their taxes that they either support/dont support the death penalty and those who do should be exempt from paying anything towards these facilities and vice-versa.

[@nestcamo1181]

My father was a medic at port everglades. He told me a story similar to the ladder story. A crew working on a massive tanker went on break. The foremen usually came and got them when break was over. 30 minutes in to what was supposed to be a 15 minute break, they realized the foreman was missing. The tanker had a ladder that reached down to the bottom, over 60 feet. At the bottom of the ladder they could see their foreman on the ground in a pool of blood. A worker from the crew immediately began descending the ladder to get to the foreman. After descending only a couple feet, the worker let go. And fell to the bottom. So a second worker attempted to descend and same thing. A few feet down he just lets go. The worst part was, as the men were falling down the ladder, their arms and legs were getting caught in the ladder and snapping. 3 mangled bodies in a puddle of blood were now at the bottom. Turns out a massive argon gas tank had reptured, when they lowered an oxygen detector down, it hit 0% about 5 feet down

[@pax6833]

You'd think the third guy would realize something must be funky with the air, maybe try to hold his breath at least. So bizarre to me people can watch someone fall unconscious and somehow think "I can do it, that won't be me"

[@ljones2087]

@@pax6833 lol like commenting on youtube saying 'why didn't they?' etc

[@Nilboggen]

@@pax6833 As a free diver who can hold my breath for a long time at least 8-10 minutes I thought that at first. But then if you consider carrying someone else and yourself up a ladder that is going to require a lot of oxygen. More oxygen than I think I could manage. You need like a Sherpa who climbs mountains in a low oxygen environment for their day job and free dives and practices holding their breath as a hobby. However I do think if I knew the air was bad I could climb down the ladder and tie ropes to the others and climb back up myself while holding my breath.

[@heirofaniu]

Had something similar happen near me, instead of a gas leak what had happened was that the ladder had come into contact with a live electrical main and so anyone attempting to climb down it was being electrocuted, they finally figured it out after the fourth guy.

[@Todsor]

​@@pax6833 I think it is the opposite of bystander effect. When somebody is in danger and you are the only one present, you are emotionally or morally forced to help if it looks doable.

[@ctuallynice]

Every single one of these was so genuinely sad. I hope all of the family members who experienced loss are okay now.

[@katyaoleynik]

Not the last one

[@tabithahallows6116]

@@katyaoleynik How is the last one not sad?

[@katyaoleynik]

@@tabithahallows6116 How is it?

[@umbramaex]

@@katyaoleynikexplain how it’s not sad then … weirdo

[@katyaoleynik]

@@umbramaex I did

[@joshuadoll9000]

Volunteer firefighter here, slight correction on the slurry tank story; it’s not that the gases are toxic, it’s that they are heavier than oxygen which means in a confined space they build up and force out the oxygen. You get the same type of thing in confined spaces on ships due to the metal oxidizing and using up all the oxygen. You can counteract this by forcing fresh air into the space with fans in some scenarios or the much safer way of using an SCBA mask and air tank to breathe on air while in those environments.

[@SmD-ff5xd]

Hydrogen sulfide gas causes a wide range of health effects. Workers are primarily exposed to hydrogen sulfide by breathing it. The effects depend on how much hydrogen sulfide you breathe and for how long. Exposure to very high concentrations can quickly lead to death. Short-term (also called acute) symptoms and effects are shown below: IDLH: immediately dangerous to life and health (level thatinterferes with the ability to escape) (NIOSH) 700-1000ppm Rapid unconsciousness, "knockdown" or immediate collapse within 1 to 2 breaths, breathing stops, death within minutes. 1000-2000ppm Nearly instant death Source; OSHA .gov

[@dylanlinton9454]

I live in the town of that 2nd story. I actually seen Nevin the day of the tragedy up watching rugby at our towns club. The whole family were well known in the community and Nevin had made it to the professional level of rugby but still came to support his roots. The incident affected the whole town, absolutely heartbreaking story that nobody ever seen coming. I love this series and never expected to hear this story beyond anyone from where I live, it truly was devastating.

[@andiincali.4663]

In the first story the police officer was a young man newly wed to his childhood sweetheart. It's really sad.

[@ceu160193]

Well, that is how life is for emergency workers - their families never know, if they would return home alive.

[@EST1255]

The worst part is the light ass 13-16 years should’ve been triple that

[@andiincali.4663]

@@EST1255 For vehicular homicide. They killed him straight up and they did it willfully.

[@ryanlight1013]

I would say at least 870 million years. That would be better punishment!

[@nicoflagstaff]

@@ceu160193 lol no, cop is a safe job. There is far more construction worker deaths than cops death.

[@loonatic4529]

Same as Pierce, when I was little, I started to feel very uneasy and anxious about my dad going to work one night. When he left, I couldn’t sleep so I grabbed a shirt with his smell and I fell asleep crying. The other day when I came back from school, my mom told me my dad had serious accident on the way to work and that his truck went out of the road and crushed and turned a few times. Luckily, his car seat broke and he fell backwards, if not, all the glasses would have gone into his face and that the sit breaking was what saved him. I’m so so sorry Pierce’s story didn’t get a happy ending, I felt so sad and so bad about the story and his poor family :’( Now I’ve learn to never dismiss such strong feelings even being a very objective and logic person

[@FannyLerouxTime]

I remember the first case very well. Those in the car absolutely knew that they were pulling the officer along and they didn't care. This is why the law was changed to allow a mandatory sentence when it's an emergency worker who is the victim, because we (the public) aren't stupid, we know that they've basically confessed to it, but it wouldn't be allowed as evidence... Eurgh.

[@AximVidya]

what are you even saying bro. if there's one thing the public is it's stupid 💀

[@FannyLerouxTime]

@@AximVidya not all of us, just you.

[@AximVidya]

@@FannyLerouxTime if you can't tell you're part of the stupid 💀💀💀💀💀

[@FannyLerouxTime]

@@AximVidya there's nothing to tell.

[@SuperPickle15]

not sure why it would matter if the person was a police officer or not...If they knew the person was back there and didn't stop... thats not manslaughter, thats 2nd degree murder.

[@grayv-horse3443]

Story number 2, this story is used at refineries to describe the dangers of confined spaces. Carbon dioxide and heavier gases fill these spaces making you instantly die upon entry.

[@walterbrunswick]

Not instantly die but lose consciousness, the brain shuts off after about 4 mins

[@Messup7654]

@@walterbrunswickyeah well I’m that case they went unconscious it at most 20 seconds

[@irena4545]

That tragedy on the farm... something similar happened in my area. A man, his son and son-in-law went to do something in the septic tank and succumbed to the gases. The mother found them when they weren't coming for lunch. Utterly heartbreaking.

[@hiroasuakika7144]

That last story is...awful. But...I am so very very glad that Raina's mother got her daughter back before she died, and that she got even some closure, as tragic as it was. I'm sure Raina and her grandchild were the first to greet her when she passed, and I hope all three are at peace now. I also wish the same peace to all the other victims whose stories were told in this video. (And I apologize if I spelled Raina's name wrong, I just spelled it the way I hear it.)

[@pax6833]

One of those stories that easily could've been a cold case, especially if that dude had tried even a little bit harder to dispose of the body. Hell, he could've dug a hole and just buried it and he never would've been found out. There are likely all kinds of untold stories like that, of corpses buried across the world, justice unable to be served. It is depressing to consider. But at least in this case we have the relief that it was solved in time.

[@NASkeywest]

@@pax6833 if you were to walk from the east coast of America to the west I’m a straight line from any two points you would come across 2 or 3 bodies! That’s how many missing and dead people there are.

[@bigouncestreetnigga7652]

@@pax6833 shit that was my first thought during this video. Like how many cases like Reyna's are there?

[@arianebolt1575]

Reyna Marroquin

[@myababy-on2pe]

It’s literally written out in the video, don’t disrespect her by continuing to spell it wrong

[@esteemedmortal5917]

That second story…..😞 Sometimes, instead of focusing on how to make things better, you need to ensure they don’t get worse. Emma could have easily died as well and I can’t imagine how substantial the grief would have been (as it losing that much of your family isn’t overwhelming enough).

[@ziziflor9019]

Agreed. I hope she realizes that she really did the best she could and risked her life too. So tragic

[@drabnail777]

Karma has a strange way of showing her bitchness.

[@troybaxter]

They all needlessly risked their lives in that second story. I understand that it isn’t common knowledge and that it goes against our best intentions to help people, but I cannot stress this enough, DO NOT go into a confined space to retrieve someone. You are just adding another body for rescuers to try and pull out.

[@hopkinspolly4911]

All three could have lived if they called for emergency services to help get their dog out. I get trying to rescue a family member but they should’ve known the dangers of that tank especially since they’re working with it.

[@cherylfox6765]

​@@hopkinspolly4911 yes - & why did they not understand that the manure in a closed place, would have gases built up!? They should have had some gas masks on hand for such an accident happening!

[@catxborsuq1]

There's been a very similar case to the second story in my own country a couple of years ago, a father fell into a cesspool while cleaning it his family tried to rescue them and one after the other they all passed out as well, 7 people died and only the wife survived

[@jackierobinson6388]

Being from the UK I can remember the first event coverage on the news and the horror everyone felt. Also the Irish tragedy. They seem more real when close to home. Thank you for these uploads.

[@MitchJohnson0110]

I've never heard of the Irish tragedy before, however events like that have happened over here in the US as well. I have many family in EMS/Fire services and I remember them always warning me about situations like this. If I remember correctly the story they told me was very similar except it involved a carbon monoxide leak

[@andrewjoyce9038]

U can't be from the uk. Uk Is 3 different countries

[@jackierobinson6388]

@@andrewjoyce9038 The United Kingdom is just that. A unity of kingdoms.

[@andrewjoyce9038]

@@jackierobinson6388 I know. A kingdom of nations

[@williammckee3492]

@@andrewjoyce9038 4

[@bobbylasers]

I remember reading about the farmer and his sons that all died in the slurry pits. Growing up on a farm with slurry lagoons it was pretty much the only thing we were forbidden from going near as children, even the open lake-type ones were just giant quicksand type pits of slurry eventually we put fences up around as the laws changed.

[@mattxonweigh7486]

The third story with Courtney telling Brittany to jump was pretty creepy!

[@ManateeMaiden]

Her sister came back to save her sister. It’s beautiful and creepy haha

[@et3182]

Hallucination due to lack of oxygen maybe?

[@piercescott8634]

@@et3182 definitely possible, but that hallucination saved her life then.

[@jtheist32]

Likely the phenomenon called 3rd man syndrome. It's pretty crazy. I've experienced it myself.

[@Undomaranel]

Situations like that are known as miracles in the LDS church. A premonition from the Holy Ghost if you will, a spirit speaking to you. And secularly, wouldn't it be amazing if it could be proved that Courtney passed, knew, yet told Brittany to jump?

[@coyotemorgan_25]

What's even worse is a similar incident happened in my small town years ago, Man actually drowned in the manure pit on his own farm. Fate has a mysterious way of finding us all, no matter how much we try and run

[@simplylethul]

"Fate" is a human concept, we have to add meaning to everything.

[@drabnail777]

It's karma

[@SvengelskaBlondie]

@@drabnail777 nope, karma is just another man-made concept.

[@drabnail777]

@@SvengelskaBlondie doesnt matter, fact still stands, do bad things and bad things will be done to you.

[@jesusbeloved3953]

Sean, I’ve watched your channel since you started. Everything about your channel has improved so much, it’s hard to remember how nervous you were. You do an incredibly good job on these videos; handling tragic stories with empathy and grace! I commend you!

[@j.p.6932]

17:44 She obviously didn’t deserve what happened to her, but it’s kind of ironic she was so upset with her husband cheating that she moved to a new country to start over, but didn’t have any problem being the other woman.

[@missmiagi2147]

The ending of that last last "Fate" was terrifyingly beautiful and satisfying. Her mother could rest easy after she learned the truth about her daughter 😢

[@quelbelle6770]

Lmao yeah that her daughter was a hypocrite and a joke💀💀

[@soldiergaming2722]

Yo honestly though... like I don't know how your channel isn't blowing up even more.... I constantly find myself looking over my shoulders with these stories cause scarily detailed, and your sound track of choice does not help lol. It's for that reason I love your channel and the amount of work you put it into the videos. Seriously, this year is gonna be your year. You deserve it man. No one makes a better facts and stories video.

[@Pixeleyes]

I've always wondered how many barrels in the world still have human corpses in them. It's definitely not zero.

[@JohnDoeRando]

I'd say at least a thousand.

[@peterf.229]

Jimmy Hoffa is in one . other mobsters are in them too

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

I don't think you or anyone would be confortable with the answer they received, if you could get a real answer. It's one of those "I don't wanna know" kinda questions for me.

[@Rootiga]

@@JohnDoeRando way more, at least like 500,000-700,000 most likely. remember that barrels (in their modern sense) have been around a very long time and also, in the last 200 years alone 15 billion people have lived

[@quelbelle6770]

I wonder how many were cheaters💀

[@thornepp6286]

I first heard about the case of the woman in the barrel on forensic files, I feel glad but also sad that her mom was able to get answers and hopefully some closure.

[@jameseff]

No better way to start my day than some depressing tragedy 🥴

[@Chat2much]

😂

[@serenas5411]

IKR😂I’m just enjoying my morning smoothie and listening to this haha

[@JKSSubstandard]

Yeah...i might need therepy if my reaction to this channel is always " aww yeah, more horrible fates!"

[@kjhman]

So true.

[@shaneekwhite]

Right 😂

[@phantom0456]

I’ve heard the final story before, but it never ceases to be any less disturbing. It’s terrible that the murderer would kill and dispose of that poor woman in the manner he did, but what always bothers me the most about this particular story is that in killing her, he also kills his own unborn child. As a father, that’s something I simply cannot fathom.

[@ec1222]

That story - that individual - is vile, to be able to do that to his own affair partner and baby. Such arrogant pride, to kill someone when they try to force consequences of your own behaviour on you.

[@quelbelle6770]

It's kinda ironic tho because she did exactly what drove her to go to America, helped a married man cheat😂

[@simplejones4364]

I really like the new background sounds. Thanks for doing these, it always makes me feel better about my life.

[@meowjakx3]

You do such an amazing job telling these stories respectfully and giving the victims the respect they deserve. Thank you!

[@sarahr9894]

That last case is my favourite episode of Forensic Files! I absolutely love the forensic science that went into solving who the woman was and who (allegedly) killed her.

[@arganiaspinosa9122]

Kind of messed up to experience the heartbreak of finding out your husband has a mistress, just to turn around and become a mistress in another woman's relationship. Kind of a shitty thing to do in my opinion.

[@username-mk4qv]

@@arganiaspinosa9122 That was one of the many things that stuck out to me too. Obviously Andrew is worse for cheating AND killing, she didn’t deserve to die, but yeah ngl I noticed that too and it is a shitty thing to do.

[@sukiplus]

@@arganiaspinosa9122 not if he was trying to convince her he was going to leave his wife the whole time

[@prettyshinyspaghetti8332]

Yes, I remembered that episode the moment Sean mentioned the steel drum. I saw that episode about 10 years ago and its probably the one I remember the strongest. Left a huge impression on ne

[@LuvDaSkinUAreIn]

I wouldn't say alleged...He told the woman he was going to kill her . They found her body in a crawl space in his house. He was proven to be the father of her unborn baby. Even if he hired someone to murder that woman he still just as guilty !

[@denisechristie]

I remember hearing this sad story of the police officer. He was so young and was about to get married. Apparently, he was truly one of the good guys. The boys that did this to him showed no remorse, and evidence showed that they were aware that he was being dragged along, but chose to continue driving. Just so sickening. People, nothing is worth a life. Let them take your stuff, and deal with the insurance and police later. A quad bike isn't worth a life. The last story is just so sad, but it also makes me mad. She leaves her husband for cheating on her, yet it's okay for her to sleep with a married man, and get pregnant? I think that she might have tried to blackmail that man into marriage, and that is why he killed her. Granted killing her was a pretty evil thing to do, and I wish these ladies would rethink trying to break up marriages. Some men will go to any lengths to keep what they did from their wives, and here is your proof.

[@tsuchinoko01]

you are now my favorite youtuber regarding nightmarish stories, love your style of presentation, tone and voice. Its very professional, and entertaining to listen to, also nice content, especially diving incidents. Would actually be really fascinating to hear about scary incidents regarding wars and historical events as well as those in deserts like the outback or even antarctica. Keep it going, I like every vid before it even starts 😊

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

That second story, goodness… how heartbreaking.

[@RebinRed21]

Exactly what I needed to start the weekend, thanks bro.

[@goldensuzaku]

In my confined space class they told us that 60% of rescuers who try to save people end up as more victims. The best thing you can do is call for help from people who KNOW how/have the right tools to help. You can't help someone if you're dead.

[@kennypires6201]

Yessss I’ve been waiting for a new video, I was literally just rewatching the old ones🙌🏽

[@geigertec5921]

🐖💨POOF

[@juliana.x0x0]

OOH the intro gets better for me every time!! You're getting so good at this, so the intro makes my blood run cold and the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I love it. Thank you.

[@Jason.Goldstriker]

That farm story is savage first thing I thought about was confined space training if a dog or pet or anyone else falls into a confined space especially a collection tank there already dead just let them go

[@AximVidya]

yup I was literally like, so your dog's dead, nothing that can be do... wait wtf now they're all committing suicide one after the other 💀

[@gingermaniac5484]

I doubt they knew it was that deadly, but even if they did, I wouldn't want to live life without my pup. if jimmy dies I'm going with him damnit and I'm sure that's a common thought

[@iimuffinsaur]

​@gingermaniac i mean i would hope they would know that the pit can be deadly

[@DoctorDeadMoth]

​@@gingermaniac5484 thats just stupid

[@SuperEmcg]

They knew it was deadly but I guess they thought they could go in and out and be okay but yeah it's an horrific story

[@benmcreynolds8581]

OMG that farm one related to the Gases in the collection tank was heartbreaking.

[@Wolfburns]

I hatingly love this channel. Please keep this up. You are great at bringing these stories to life. I get chill and it is so worth it. Thank you for all your work!

[@muddwizard]

man your storytelling is flawless, every story you tell has me on the edge of my seat lmao

[@andersonlynn3686]

The irony of the last story , she left her ex because he cheated then did the exact same thing but got upset because he wouldn’t leave his wife .

[@bradsanders407]

Having been cheated on by my ex with my friends I have to say the first thing I did was sleep with her best friend and eventually all my friends girlfriends. It was revenge tour on the world time. If you weren't family I didn't give a damn or have any respect for you. So what I'm saying is I can see where she is coming from though she should have been smarter.

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

That’s women for ya

[@heehoopeanut420]

@@Lawrence_Talbot date men then, no one asked about your preferences🌈👬🏳️‍🌈

[@heehoopeanut420]

No literally, my last boyfriend cheated on me with some ugly bitch we went to school with, well now she's all surprised that's he's a cheater and an abuser😱 Like what did you expect girl?

[@endless3cho]

It's always nice to stoop, lol, I speak from experience. Of course, I'm being facetious and it doesn't really help but it feels good at the moment.

[@amongdae]

Reyna isn't exactly innocent either for allowing herself to date and get impregnated by a man she knew damn well was married. And then she had the nerve to call up the wife and act like she wasn't the one who bent over for a married man. No sympathy whatsoever for that chick lmao.

[@angelandmark8336]

Mr ballen covered the first story so as soon as you started describing it my heart sank! that story breaks my heart. you both told the story so well in different styles though! Amazing work as always

[@tibor29]

In that last story, I can't believe the murdered just sold the house with the barrel still in the crawlspace. It was obviously going to be just a matter of time before the new owner discovered its contents. That's just really bizarre, it's almost like he forgot about it, but then again, how do you just forget something like that? All he had to do was bury it in the garden and he would have never gotten caught.

[@Monocheto1]

The positive thing that i can get out of the last story is that thankfully everyone involved was alive to both report about what happened and reyna s mother getting closure

[@quelbelle6770]

Lmao she was a hypocrite tho and a joke💀😂😂

[@imploration]

Another great show, Sean! Thanks so much for all your hard work!!! These shows are just fantastically done!

[@chad_b]

RIP to all of the people and the dog who died in these stories

[@seraphik]

lmao ngl i laughed a lil that you mourned the dog too. but i get it. i def got depressed the doggo died too.

[@Leavemealoneheh]

Poor lil' doggo

[@kimberleysmith818]

Agree and glad you acknowledged the dog.

[@LordVlax]

The last story is your classic, rich guy thinks he can get away with anything, he could just have a mistress and do anything because she was an poor imigrant and had no backup, but when she got tired of his lies and spilled the beans to his wife, she wrecked his perfect life and he just couldn't have it, when the police confronted him, he refused to take responsability and took his life too...

[@Aura17-r6z]

She played a big part in this too.

[@jade20027]

By now I shouldn’t be surprised at the lax consequence for murder but it never fails that I shake my head. I promise that if the judge’s family was murdered, they’d go out of their way to ensure the criminals never see the light of day.

[@japhethbonnema]

Awesome to be able to hear in the comments from the story submitters and even people involved. Gives way more life to them

[@et3182]

Now feels like as good a time as any to remind people that if you ever see someone collapse without warning, be very cautious. While it could be a medical emergency for them like a heart attack or something, it could also be lack of oxygen or some other gas. In situations like inside a tank or not well circulated room, the odds of it being a gas issue are much higher. You can also be much more sure it is a gas issue if multiple people collapse in the same area, one after the other.

[@ridgecrestwack9746]

By far your best video so far! You keep getting better and better in everyway man!

[@ericastapleton7042]

Four true but crazy stories. Thank you Sean for being respectful of the victims. RIP to all who passed ☆

[@froggyplatypus]

There were four stories.

[@ericastapleton7042]

@@froggyplatypus You're right. I just emended it. Aussie mate ☆

[@vickythefist7062]

I remember this first story . They dragged him purposely it was vile and gross there was bits of him all over the road . It was hardly in the news which really shocked me

[@Verlarn]

I remember how angry I was when I first heard about that light ass sentencing from the first story.

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

The real question is how angry were you when heard about what the cops in Memphis did to Tyre Nichols

[@Verlarn]

@@Lawrence_Talbot extremely.

[@steveh5307]

That's what happens when the leftists infect the society. Leftists infect and destroy everything good and decent and replace it with depravity, perversion, and evils.

[@general_prodigy]

@@Lawrence_Talbot wdym "the real question" stfu

[@ConquerorsnotColonizers]

@@Lawrence_Talbot What the f*** does that have to do with the first story?

[@marshallmatters1526]

I couldn't imagine how heartbroke, frustrated and a myriad of other emotions, you would feel to suddenly stop hearing from your child, and to have no idea where they went, or what happened to them, for 28 years. Especially when you both have waited 9 long months for a baby to arrive, then never getting the chance to see his/her face. My wife and I have recently had our second child (3 months ago), so I know how excited, and frustrating, the wait is. We both wanted him out, but for different reasons, although very much worth the wait, I couldn't imagine how her mother felt to never meet her grandchild. RIP to both mother and child. What a sad and tragic end to life.

[@squitten.]

Heyyy I’m early! Excited for this one! The first story was wild I was not prepared for who actually died.

[@InfiniteEchos]

Definitely one of the best collections thus far. Love this channel ❤️

[@madstayy]

i feel like reyna's mum was waiting for the painful truth to be revealed before she was ready to leave this world.

[@avaisfaded1738]

this is probably your best video yet, production and quality-wise! love seeing what stories you collect, I will sit here and wait for your next one!

[@suntank6]

I've been listening to these for a year now and just started the horrible fates series. The intro about fate was by far the most unsettling you've done so far 😅

[@jackdowd4746]

First! Honestly though I love your videos. I find the stories morbidly fascinating.

[@AuroraBlood]

Thank you for this (and all the others)! Please continue to do what you're doing :) I'm a big fan of yours from Finland.

[@ArDeeMee]

I can‘t believe that my favorite cautionary tale is here! Didn‘t expect that! One after the other climbing into the death tank because SURELY it must be safe NOW. I mean… After the second person did the exact same thing as the first, that‘s when you stop and make an emergency call AT THE LATEST. RIP to everyone who died there. They didn‘t deserve it. But please, everyone, learn danger assessment. You are no use to your family if you kill yourself in an attempt to help. You can only help if you are alive. And awake.

[@WhoamI-yz9nx]

The second story reminds me of something similar that happened in my country, Russia. Four family members died after going into their basement because the potatoes they stored there were rotten and produced toxic gases. It went similarly - dad went to the basement and didn't return so his wife went to help him and so on. The couple, their 18 year old son and their mother-in-law ended up dying and their 8 year old daughter managed to survive. And now that I googled it, turns out the same thing happened again in a different city in 2019. Again, four people died, going in one after another to try to help those already inside, - a couple and their 16 year old son and a guy working for the family.

[@oleg_zakharev]

The best sountrack for compiling huge financial sheets with barely working Google Sheets. Cheers you up knowing some people have had it worse. Thank you for the uploads

[@esteemedmortal5917]

It is life-affirming in a way

[@forwarddrive4066]

Just scrolled upon you. One video viewed and I sub'd instantly. Outstanding Job!! I'm speechless.

[@Presca1]

I've heard of that case before about Reyna...so sad. Shame that that creep she was having an affair with never faced any jail time and took the coward's way out.

[@barthansard7058]

Absolutely a total coward. Also; you don't scream at a woman that you are going to kill her and your wife doesn't know. He was not only a killer, he was a baby killer. And he got upset when finally being questioned, such audacity!... believe he went over to a neighbor's garage to off himself. What a class act! Selfish self entitled tool to the end. Leave his mess for someone else, yet again. Like the barrel he entombed her in. Hope he fled this mortal coil in fear of his shattered reputation. And the taste of gun oil on his soft palate. Send his wife over with a mop. And a rag. Justice? Not by half.

[@Aura17-r6z]

Don't put all the blame on him.

[@schassen]

Love your videos and especially the storytelling. No BS and straight to the point! Just a little sidenote, it would be nice if you wrote or told distances and temepratures in meteres and celsius :)

[@christianawai2589]

This was a pleasure Sean! Thanks for the early release, made my Friday night after a tough day at work

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

Poor Reyna, the irony of having your marriage ruined by your cheating husband, only to turn around and become someone's mistress and lose your life because of it?

[@emmavrijburg6676]

i hate it when murderes just "nope" out of whatever consequences their actions have by unaliving themselves and taking everything to the grave. People need answers here

[@mosa4370]

Your channel and Mrballen's channel are the best♥️👍

[@anitaford4138]

Thank YOU for sharing your gift as a great story teller! Your voice is beautifully mesmerizing which makes your style making people want more! I always look forward to your videos. 🤗

[@asian7778]

Under-rated asf, I love listening to these while doing homework

[@militarybutterflycreoleblo7326]

I absolutely love this series! Thank you.

[@davel7014]

When Reyna made that phone call, she sealed her fate.

[@26107011]

Brittany hearing Courtney tell her to climb through the window sounds like a Third Man Factor experience.

[@nopamineLevel100]

The lack of OHS knowledge regarding the manure pit is just staggering!!! I live in the city and even I know about the dangers of poisonous gases from decomposition, especially in an enclosed area.

[@ScorpioofAutumn]

One would think Reyna would not want to cause another woman the same kind of pain she went through, but nope. She gladly let a married man date her after she left her husband for cheating on her. I wonder if she got pregnant on purpose because that's what got her husband's mistress to win him over? She didn't deserve to die over it, but you cant deny she was a hypocrite.

[@Aveatquevale-w6m]

Brilliant as always,thank you 🙂🙏🏻

[@kylebroflovski5333]

Love your content btw! It’s super well produced

[@PhANt0MitE]

Another great video, Sean. Thank you for treating these stores with such respect!

[@theflanman1986]

That farm story is one of the most tragic I have ever heard…. I can’t imagine what that must have been like. So sad.

[@Aint_ThatNEAT]

Im so glad i found this channel. Excellent story telling, and straight to the point, but making the story about the participants, and not the storyteller.

[@TheScriptLover97]

PC Harper was murdered near where I lived at the time. His wife is so unbelievably brave

[@stevenolove]

Where that exactly?

[@gemmagreene362]

@@stevenolove Sulhamptead, near Theale in Berkshire. It was a huge shock to the entire community.

[@stevenolove]

@@gemmagreene362 i bet, those scumbags didn't get nowhere near enough, they should have been necked if you ask me. Which year please? I lived in England 06-17 cant recall it

[@heehoopeanut420]

God I can only imagine, that poor woman. I hope their family can find peace.

[@JD-yd8bz]

@@stevenolove2019 & Ufton lane, padworth is where PC Harper was killed. I live locally, know all families involved and used the road daily when it happened.

[@rachaelbeaver7285]

These videos are so well made, thank you so much for doing what y'all do!!

[@MarianaLng]

The trauma from the second one :( whole family destroyed in minutes

[@CboeSpankins]

it is kind of crazy that your channel has grown 20x bigger since the first time i came across ur videos

[@JennWakely]

That poor policeman. something similar happened here in my hometown. A tow truck driver was hooking up a van. the driver got in the van and drove off, claiming not to notice that she was dragging the tow truck driver behind her. Horrible death. :(