A Collection of Horrible Fates

Hello everyone and welcome back to Scary Interesting. In this video, we’re going to go Two incredibly creepy and confusing cases of someone’s tragic end. In each case, there is one specific element that seems flat out impossible, and yet according to the people involved, these disturbing things actually occurred. As always, viewer discretion is advised.
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[@versebuchanan512]

At this point, it feels like "If you made it this far, thanks for watching," isn't about sitting through the whole video; but a congratulations to us all that we haven't got the bends in an underwater cave, been stranded on an island, fallen off a mountain or been eaten by a cryptid or something.

[@Die-Angst]

If I'm ever found dead it will probably be in my bedroom since I rarely ever leave the house. Wouldn't really make a great story.

[@gowzahr]

Glad I'm not the only one thinking this.

[@TheRcquint2004]

I had heard this story before and thought that the strongest conclusion was that they were moved and left to harvest their organs. Has anyone else heard this?

[@Riyoshi000]

He also says “hope to see you in the next one” and that’s just the most eerie thing in this whole channel… nope, I don’t want to be seen in the next one, thank you!

[@theMedicatedCitizen]

@@Die-Angst That really depends on the circumstances you may be found in. Intact, but somehow inside out and slightly radioactive would make a great story

[@mattislindehag3065]

Ok, Teteteke and Sandile were very likely killed by a serial killer. The distance should be taken as a clue that the killer is a hospital staffer who either quit and moved, was trasfered across the country or works in a role that sees him visit multiple hospitals. The hospitals need to compare their employment records to see who were there on the day when each man vanished.

[@melodi996]

Right, it is clear somebody from inside did it, I would even say maybe not the murders, but fatal mistakes or mishandling that were covered up.

[@chendaforest]

The problem is South Africa is so corrupt and criminalised it's not surprising these things happen.

[@captainmycaptain8334]

too bad theyll never find the answer, corruption means itll just get covered up even if they do find who was doing it

[@LindysEpiphany]

Whoever did it must be huge and strong, lifting dead weight into a ceiling is pretty much impossible and would take A LOT of effort and time. Quite the enigma for sure!

[@ryaneylee]

or, given that there's no citations involved in these stories of actual news reports on them, they are likely just fiction.

[@TheElusiveReality]

i've commented this before but bro you are the best in the game, so many accounts have popped up trying to copy you and they just cant do it, no AI voice could replace your charm

[@Konghammer1]

Agreed, dudes voice just kind of draws you in. Like a wandering story teller who's voice just oozes with the tone of "you're gonna want to hear this one." Love it.

[@thewhexperience3901]

Bro you took the words out of my mouth. AI can’t replace effort

[@BrandonWillis]

Yes he is a top tier story teller, in a class with MrBallen.

[@cortneyh4271]

Agreed ​@@BrandonWillis

[@Infinitebrandon]

True that. He's got a natural voice and best content; well researched. I'm fairly new here but he quickly became one of my top 3 Youtbe GOATs, the other 2 are Reggae Appreciation Society and ExtinctZoo. Again, much thanks 🤙

[@robertmartinez2689]

I live near Placerville and have driven on windy Highway 50 many times and I can confirm that it’s a road with lots of sharp turns and steep downhills that make driving it quite difficult if you’re fatigued. The tall pine trees on either side can also darken the road and make it hard to see the huge cliffs on the other side. I prefer never to make the drive all the way up to Tahoe by myself, especially at night.

[@RapturianCitizen]

It's things like this that make the internet. Thanks Bob.

[@wrendarogers564]

I live in placerville and can also confirm this

[@whitedragoness23]

Can’t they make the road safer ? In this day and age they need to invest in public safety

[@ofuets]

This video dropped the exact moment I put my plate on the table to have lunch. Thank you 👍

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

It'd be impossible for a single person to lift a body up into a ceiling space... unless they were a strongman. Difficult enough to move a body without lifting it 8' in the air.

[@consciousobserver629]

Likely more than one psycho involved. And the hospital should have done an autopsy and made the results clear to the families and the police. The hospital knows more than they let on, even if they didn't know who exactly did the killings.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@@consciousobserver629 I'm certainly not suggesting that these cases don't warrant further investigation, just that it'd be practically impossible for a single person to secrete a body in a ceiling space. The families deserve answers, but if something shady has occurred, there has to be more than one person involved.

[@gowzahr]

Depending on the extent of the construction, the body could have been lowered down from the floor above.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

​@@gowzahrundoubtedly true, but it would be a very unusual construction for that to be the case. I'd imagine that most hospitals are concrete slab construction, given the need for good hygiene and safety practices. That doesn't mean there isn't floor access, but it might have been mentioned in the case description. Of course I'm speculating and I've got no idea, but you could be right - I don't know.

[@esteemedmortal5917]

I agree and if I had to guess, there was some medical negligence going on the hospital was trying to cover up.

[@codycox1936]

I absolutely love this freaking Channel

[@imovieee3666]

to learn that Scary Interesting is starting to struggle to find stories is a good thing, it hopefully means less horrible fates are happening to people (or just not being reported), at the same I selfishly want more horrible fates so I can see them on this channel haha😅

[@amberrj.]

Didn't he already cover these stories? Bcuz I definitely remember the south Africa story.

[@Dragonfly9887]

​@@amberrj.I caught these stories when MrBallen covered them.

[@jonettheonly]

There's also Tragedy Tales yt channel if you don't know about it. His stories are similar.

[@ClarenceJoseph2011]

There is prob a lot of horrible fates out there,but either unpopular or literally not that horrible

[@Weirdoeevee]

I sent a story suggestion in awhile ago about a case in Canada. Murder aboard a Greyhound bus. Possibly too gruesome for KZbin?

[@wxwaxone]

Highway 50 is no joke. My dad and stepmom’s car slid off that road one night in icy conditions and down an embankment backward, stopping when the car hit a tree. They awoke to find that their dogs had exited the car through the broken windows and were wandering in the trees outside the car. Everyone survived but it was sheer luck the embankment was not steeper, etc. I would not be surprised if there were fatal accidents along U.S. 50 where the cars still remain undiscovered.

[@wxwaxone]

As for ghosts, I don’t know if they exist, but Deborah’s story is eerily reminiscent of something I saw on another California road. I was driving w/ my fiancé northbound on Lake Hughes Road, north of Santa Clarita, Ca, in late evening, which is a beautiful but desolate and lonely road that skirts a reservoir then enters the bottom of a tall narrow canyon. Shortly after we entered the canyon, as we rounded a corner, it seemed as if a figure stepped from the left shoulder near the canyon wall raising an arm. Yet something seemed off, and I did not stop, and we both emphatically agreed that there was absolutely no way we were going to go back there. Something seemed Wrong. There was no sign of a stopped car or an accident, just the dark figure that seemed oddly vague. I am not prone to perceiving places as haunted, but that part of that canyon is an emphatic exception - every time I l’ve driven that road since, I have felt the hairs prickle on the back of my neck for that ~1-2 mile stretch, even in the daytime. The other side of the road was a steep drop to the river and I’ve often wondered if it hides undiscovered car crashes, but I have never for one moment regretted not stopping that night.

[@chendaforest]

@@wxwaxone I did wonder why she was driving so late at night with a young child, especially in such a remote area.

[@snwfxnglcrcst]

​@@wxwaxonewait, the dark figure was human? and you just kept driving and didn't call authorities about it? what if that was a person stranded way out there in need of help?

[@gaz8891]

@@snwfxnglcrcst It's clear that they sensed that it WASN'T exactly human. A dark figure, but not a real human ... a ghost, shadowy apparation or something demonic.

[@stephanielloyd4053]

​@@snwfxnglcrcst they never confirmed it was actually a human figure.

[@poponachtschnecke]

Any time someone doubts the physical capabilities of a three year old I just think about how much more climbing I could do then, when my body wasn't so large.

[@opheliadeclines]

And little, able to scramble up a boulder that might block an adult.

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

Agreed. Lighter weight means branches that wouldn't support an adult, a 3 yr old can pull themselves up. I witnessed my child do this in time to stop her climbing higher, I thought she wouldn't be able to climb the tree! I think the boy climbed up, lost his shoe in his struggle, passed out on the side of the road for a while, woke up groggy, and sleepily made or fell his way back down to get back to the car. The trauma caused him to hallucinate that his mom, who was right there, was taking care of him. Doesn't mean she wasn't watching him in spirit in her own way, but this is the accurate version I think. He recovered and made it, that is the important thing. Anyone with a 3yr old knows how strong and energetic they can be and how imaginative. As for the woman thinking she say a lady on the side of the road, the body was smaller so she might tag it in her own head as female, the skin smoother, etc. She saw what she expected to see.

[@chendaforest]

@@charlotteinnocent8752 yes quite possibly, but it's a remarkable fluke he got rescued.

[@LprogressivesANDliberals]

11:11 I have driven all up and down of the Sierra Nevada California mountains… absolutely terrifying. Have driven it peak winter.. be safe and prepare like you may live in your car for a week. No joke

[@gsdlife09]

I am not such a believer in Ghosts however I had felt the presence of my deceased grandfather many times and maybe we the living just don't see them as we aren't at the edge. I am saying that as the night before my grandfather died it was only me and my aunt in the room( as we lived in Canada I have flown to Bulgaria to take care on my grandfather after he had a stroke) so he asked us who were the people behind us. Me and my aunt turned however as expected there was no one but us three. Then he told us that he sees my grandmother( she died in 1995 and it was 2016). I don't know what pushed me however I decided to call my mother in Canada( she had a back operation and wasn't able to travel) and let my grandfather and my mother to talk. Then the following day he passed. I believe that my grandfather had really saw something that night before he passed on and I want to believe that it was my grandmother who was the love of his life had come to meet him with other people who he knew but had passed as he for sure could see something that was invisible to me and my aunt. So maybe the lady had really seen the mother ghost as it was very fast and her husband didn't as she described her perfectly. What is to say that the child really wasn't alone and his mother spirit stayed to ensure that he was found and helping him hold on to life until he was saved

[@chendaforest]

There are many such stories of people seeing deceased love ones, I believe in the afterlife and these give us comforting signs of the life to come.

[@alvaromneto]

That's actually very commom. Thousands of people worldwide who are about to die report start seeing relatives and dead friends hours before their death. Others hear music, see angels or saints. It's just that people are not interested about that, but ask any hospital nurse and they'll have dozens of strange stories to tell ya. People who are in paliative care in their homes, nurses just accept it as pretty much commom phenomena. "I just saw my my dead mother" and they know you're not long for departure.

[@LeeD7-sd8nq]

South Africa we made Scary Interesting fame! 🎉

[@imovieee3666]

our country has many stories that could be told.. unfortunately😅

[@DipseyDex]

Was gonna say im surprised this is the first one he's done. ​@@imovieee3666

[@chendaforest]

Hell yeah!! 🇿🇦

[@d.awdreygore]

@@imovieee3666 Remember that time the government "lost" a hospital full of disabled people?

[@robertleamon1419]

Because y’all are trash

[@Da_Publick]

3:04 *not a real body Lord, I hope not, because it looks all too convincing.

[@chendaforest]

AI I imagine

[@LaffeeTaffeeGG]

If there's one thing I've learned about kids, it's that you can never say "there's no way the child could have done that!" just because an adult had trouble doing it. Children are literal human monkeys with strength and stamina beyond all comprehension. Their little bodies are designed to be extremely acrobatic and tough. They also don't have the self-preservation sense that adults have. Toddlers have walked a dozen miles in a day, kids have climbed actual mountains and had to be rescued by helicopter on the sides of cliffs, and plenty of kids have had to be rescued from the tops of 100 foot trees. So when you say "there's no way Little Timmy could have climbed up that steep embankment and then climbed all the way back down!" Yes. In fact, Little Timmy could.

[@Geronimo2Fly]

Agreed. And if he was covered in scratches and poison oak like the story said, it's quite likely he made that climb. Plus, it's quite possible he lost his shoe by accident rather than leaving it there intentionally to signal for help.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

You got that right

[@TrineDaely]

Yup. And at that age doing a climb on all fours is pretty normal. It would be easier than trying it upright, too. They also are much better at getting clothes off than getting clothes on and (in my experience) tend to throw shoes.

[@afirewasinmyhead]

Reminds me of some of the disappearance stories on this channel where children seem to disappear into thin air. :(

[@jeremywhite5762]

What's up everybody hope the weeknd's treating you well

[@LittleWaffle]

It is. just came home from an afternoon with a good friend. ❤ What about you ?

[@GN77340]

It's not.

[@94.darshanugalepatil51]

Naah too much work 😢

[@derekelliott6098]

A little rain in NE Ohio

[@WrottJackson]

I flipped soda onto my face, hair and desk. My chair is still sticky too. From the soda of course!

[@Bigman.0]

Thanks for another scary interesting video✌️

[@JT_Soul]

Rich Strasser seems like a good guy. Respect to cops who just refuse to give up in cases like this. That little boy (adult man by now) owes him his life.

[@harrykim977]

I think the nurse is lying about how fast she was to change the blanket. Maybe she took some time to go grab blanket, had a chat with her coworkers and then discovered that Teteteke was missing. If there was a serial killer or someone with odd outfit, neaby people or patients would have noticed it. My guess is that some group of surgeons MOVED Teteteke as if he was going for some surgery, then extracted his organs. Killing someone and moving the corpse in the middle of that crowded hospital is impossible unless you are a doctor or medical staff It's just a pure imagination, but maybe both abdominal surgery and thigh bone surgery was preferred by organ harvesters to put on operation. If you cut through the already-opened scar of abdominal surgery, it would be possible to just make body look the same even after organ harvest. Thigh bone fracture nearby pelvis also require some cutting on lower belly, so following its pre-sealed scar it might have been easier to collect organs.

[@michaelpipkin9942]

Humans. I love that you even had to put spontaneous teleportation in the causes suggested. By the way, we need to bring spontaneous combustion back.....

[@littlebear274]

lol I've always struggled with insomnia and there was a period a while back when I would lie in bed trying to get to sleep with my brain going "No! We must pre-plan in great detail how to handle returning to the internet after recovering from a non-fatal spontaneous combustion!" Surely one of *the* least likely things to ever happen but I really did spend several hours thinking about it.

[@austinclements8010]

cant wait to be featured in one of these videos someday

[@robertleczo5971]

nahh

[@Tal-q3r]

whats your address? 🤡

[@Constable.Chauvin]

if we grind hard enough, one day we'll have our own episode

[@elmiribrahimov3641]

You have to die, disappear, or at least have a serious accident to end up on this channel, so, nah.

[@NYCKeyy98]

🤔 featured how?

[@zachvinson1072]

I know you’re told all the time, but it’s been awesome to see your success man. It’s well deserved and this is easily one of the best channels on this platform

[@irishdevil1490]

Excellent stories, I do believe it was Nick's mom on the road.

[@goodbyebluesky27]

As much as I absolutely love these videos, I hate when there’s no sensible conclusion lol

[@opheliadeclines]

Or clever little Nick climbed up for help and discarded/lost his shoe when, not finding help, he went back to his mom. The poor woman's arm might have been on him, he would have shaken her. A blessing he has vague memory. The lady who caught a glimpse of him saw a smaller body, skin, and filled in gaps, as humans do. She saw something ( I think a disoriented child) and thank goodness her insistence piqued the officer's instinct. It was miraculous.

[@ghost-facedhindu4275]

Who got stuck in a cave again?

[@austinclements8010]

xD no one yet so far

[@DecrepitBiden]

John Jones of Nutty Putty, Utah.

[@SpruceCampbell]

Sandile got stuck in one of those closet ceiling caves

[@eeroth42]

You'll hear about it in 10 years

[@doxasophosmoros]

Some Mormon guy

[@noahfreeman9544]

I think it’s safer to say Debrah couldn’t see very well in the middle of the night in a forest but the timing of all of it is still an amazing coincidence

[@mariawhite7337]

There is one supernatural thing I believe in its this. Coincidence. Synchronicity. Luck. It's just weird cause I know it's just all bullshit. But to many things have happened for me to sit there and say SOMETHING doesn't exist. Like I got a tiny windfall, (paid a hospital too much money) and my sister got caught in a hurricane. I was able to send her some money to help her out. So yeah. I believe in this.

[@charlesmoser5287]

Yup, confirmation bias at its finest. We ignore the millions of reports that don't result in something like this and hone in on the one time an unrelated call to the police happened to land them in the right place for a different investigation, then call it a ghost instead of a coincidence. If ghosts and apparitions were real, then we'd see a lot more cases where one shows up to draw attention to a survivor in need.

[@Yulweii]

For the hospital story I wonder if there was an employee that was doing this that got moved around?

[@mobilephil244]

The SA hospital events were obviously human-being jiggery-pokery of some kind - a serial killer +/- accomplice , or maybe the security forces "disappearing" someone. If you accept that it is physically impossible for a crippled full grown man to disappear, in seconds, totally, from a sealed room with a nurse within a couple of metres of the door then you have to accept that the nurse was not telling the truth or we are not hearing the accurate account of what she did say.

[@C.f001]

Christmas is an interesting choice of the name 😂

[@darknesskingsized8996]

Random English word names are common in Africa and SE Asia

[@TurkeySanga]

Maybe just a nickname he goes by, probably called Chris or Christopher

[@C.f001]

@@darknesskingsized8996 I’ve watched enough Thai dramas to believe that lol

[@Canalcoholic]

He might have been born on that day.

[@dylanjames3303]

Just in time for bed. Thanks for the upload

[@limbeboy7]

Do the Case of "Africa's Titanic" where over 2,000 died off the coast of Senegal in 2002.

[@kmhollenbeck]

Go to a climbing gym and you’ll see quickly how good of climbers little kids - especially 3 years olds - really are.

[@littlebear274]

And *fast*. We have all kinds of family lore about various of us siblings running off and being found in outlandish places at around that age. A neighbour had to call my mother once to let her know that my younger brother was on the roof.

[@pennypeach7616]

Your storytelling is always so engaging. You should do audio books.

[@davidponseigo8811]

I just recently was released from the hospital and those nurses absolutely don't leave you alone long enough to go missing.

[@Krystalmyth]

The fact the car saw Christine's naked body on the side of the road seems almost paranormal...

[@kingfisher9553]

Car named Christine?

[@andrewkuebler4335]

I think the first couple were hospital malpractice coverups.

[@panzerabwerkanone]

ditto.

[@adamb.c.1553]

1st story: If the missing patients were missing some internal organs, there’s the answer. Africa has a grizzly and notorious illegal organ trade. Of course it’s not limited to Africa, but their lack of infrastructure undoubtedly makes it easier to happen there. Another potential to investigate would be their backgrounds. Were they all tied to a particular warlord in the past (considering their age group they all could have fought for the same side at the same time) and then started new lives elsewhere trying to bury some horrible pasts. My last guess (other than the obvious serial killer angle) is that the first guy found in the ceiling angered one or more of the other people he shared a room with. It’s not specifically mentioned in this story, but it’s close to impossible that the man was given his own room to recover in. If the nurse was truly out of the room for less than a minute, the probability that someone else in the recovery room committed the crime is high. Either that or the nurse misstated facts or was also involved somehow. The greatest takeaway here is to avoid hospitalization in South Africa at all costs.

[@Die-Angst]

I'll probably never find myself in South Africa anyway. Or even any country I do want to visit. Like Japan and European countries. I simply cannot afford it.

[@KuK137]

LOLno, I'd trust SA hospital 1000x more than murican one. Safer and dont want to scam millions out of you for simple cold. Also, organ trade? First, you read too many comics, second, if it was really a murder for some organs no one sane would pick a very old man with failing health and a large family to raise alarm for it, seriously, try thinking for a bit before saying BS...

[@limbeboy7]

Who tf are you? "Africa has a organ trade" Just like white kids in America are all mass shooters? Bro if you not from SA shut up. And SA is one of the most developed countries in Africa and is not considered a 3rd world country. You Americans need to chill b4 you get checked on the internet

[@ianmiller6040]

*grisly. Sorry.

[@LordVlax]

On the first story, the only thing we can know about this cases, is what the hospital shares with the public and they would not share anything that could incriminate them, not even with the police. I believe the only reason why these are mysteries its because there's a lot that was not said…

[@faceman3687]

1st story: maybe that is those hospitals' sick way of getting rid of the body? Hiding it to get rid of costs or make way for other patients cause they think these ones are a "lost cause"? It just seems very likely an inside job with but the question is why do it like that. 2nd story: im willing to just believe that was the mom's spirit the lady saw and that the kid was right to see she was being taken care of her mom while the accident is happening. This is like in one of the stories in a past video where a girl told her sister to leave the house cause it was on fire and then afterwards, people come to find that same girl was dead in her bed so there's no way she could have warned her sister (something along these lines). These two stories are pretty baffling. This channel never fails to pique my interest on this sort of stuff. Hope your channel continues to grow.

[@RossDouglas-ut3es]

Scary Interesting is on level par with MrBallen 🙌🏽 In saying that, does anyone have any recommendations? TIA

[@KrinchiD]

Monsters Among Us is another good one.

[@canadianeskimogirl]

I find Mr ballin just a teensy weenie bit better

[@jameseff]

@@canadianeskimogirlmr ballin is kinda too extra for me, this is straight to the point and that’s how I like it lol

[@mockgothgurl]

That Chapter is really good!

[@Spinatpirat]

2nd one is absolutely insane.

[@DereckVankirk]

I seen it first and taped on the video and I looked and there was 0 comments and 0 likes I was just flabbergasted so I I liked it and commented first crazy

[@k.h.7575]

It's the hospital that got rid of the bodies because they died in their care. Unorthodox practices foreign to the western world, but this is supposedly well known to the locals in South Africa, I have it from the comments on another channel

[@Rujewitblood]

Why put them up on the ceiling though makes no sense

[@the_Overture]

The google reviews for the hospital are pretty telling. Probably the best one to sum it up: "6 years ago (1 star) Your loved one will die here."

[@KuK137]

By 'comments' you mean usual brainless racists fed full of fox lies who never been abroad but think minorities and free healthcare are (gasp!) evil and murica is da best?

[@NineSevenThree]

A horrifying story for Saturday , let’s fuggin gooooo

[@AnythingForSouls]

Not convinced the Teteteke one is real. I looked into it all like 3 articles I could find on it source each other and are written practically the same plus its on the paranormal wiki which to me is a big red flag its fake.

[@opheliadeclines]

Or a third world hospital system and a few poor care providers hiding their errors?

[@AnythingForSouls]

@@opheliadeclines or its just made up because its the same copy paste story in all soruces like im not joking its word for word the same and its on a paranomal wiki ?

[@mushyroom9569]

Bet when you “looked into it” you only chose to look into English articles despite the fact that that part of South Africa has hardly anyone who speaks English.

[@AnythingForSouls]

@@mushyroom9569 i followed links go to thr parnomal wiki followed its source snd went like 6 deep you can go look into it for yourself i was just saying they are all the same copy and paste articals and i only seen english ones i didnt activley avoid any other languages and atleast 2 were based in south africa so really not sure why your being so hostile its clear you didnt look into it and just went for some weird race card instead of looking it up yourself you clown lmfao

[@MarlieAstra]

Something similar to the first story happened recently here in Sacramento. A girl went missing, hospital said she was dis charged, then a year later she was found dead on hospital grounds. SUS.

[@applesandlemoncake]

I've heard the story of the nude lady on the side of the road before but with this much detail. You really go above and beyond and I love your videos! Such a treat every week. You deserve your subscribers~

[@LindysEpiphany]

Nicks moms spirit saved his life! Love is the most powerful emotion and a mothers love is invincible!

[@rexdragon8935]

A very interesting video as always, but the real horrible fate here is the South African man named Christmas.

[@tabby6744]

Another great video! If it matters Placerville sounds like Plas Sir Vil.

[@preethamj2385]

Waiting for my life to get f'd up so much that I eventually end up in one of these episodes.

[@antechinuz]

South Africa? It’s fowl play with a splash of corruption. In South Africa it’s always corruption 😂

[@aladygunslinger6469]

Has anyone thought about an organ theft ring in any of the first segments cases?

[@codyrhoades2388]

At last, the type of morbidity I came to love the channel for.

[@BrandonWillis]

Mr Ballen told the first story before. Very interesting story. I believe he told the 2nd one as well.

[@ZoeCienkowski-zg7mn]

I absolutely love how we all love this channel

[@magsman448]

Theirs another very similar story about a mother and child who's vehicle ends up in an icy river, I don't remember what happened exactly but similar unexplainable events occurred and the child survived in a partially submerged car in sub zero temperatures. Theirs more to this life and death than we are told.

[@panzerabwerkanone]

..or rather there's more to life and death than we understand.

[@murdermysteryandhistory]

Alright now I’m convinced that all these creators either steal from 1 another or they have some kind of agreement like you release the new story this day and I’ll release the next. I literally just heard the 1st 2 stories recently and was refreshed with the new material coming out but now all the channels I watch are recreating these stories. I know people that watch this stuff probably watch most of the same people, so has anyone else recognized this?

[@rebeccah3715]

Yeah. Mr Ballen did these some time ago. But I enjoy listening to SI narrate the stories.

[@mariafinnell8421]

Hooray!

[@Azraelleah]

i believe her ghost protected and saved her son's life. 🥺❤

[@luanagardner1815]

Yes, her spirit!

[@KrinchiD]

I believe it too.

[@tiffanyeyoung1800]

Definitely

[@LENZ5369]

Or the naked kid -covered in scratches and poisonous oak; climbed up for help, collapsed, was seen by that lady, woke up cold/scared and then lost his shoe before climbing back down to the safest/warmest place he could? No supernatural woo woo required; just the kid's perseverance and determination/drive to survive.

[@cutie5lexis]

Woohoo🎉. Got here before the 15 min mark. I can’t get enough of this channel.

[@jtrain100179]

I watched a interview with nick. He said he woke up when the car hitting the trees and thought his mom was asleep. Said a white light was coming to him every night and it kept him warm until rescue came.

[@gaz8891]

Oh interesting !

[@SpiritofaGrandmother]

Sounds like in all three cases, someone had an insurance policy on the three patients

[@s2bling]

Why is everybody so excited to make the first comment or watch the video within the first five minutes it comes out?

[@michellewhoknows]

Why not? What’s wrong with people getting excited about something harmless? I’d rather see that comment than a miserable comment.

[@kdot8340]

Because they have nothing going on in their real lives so KZbin is their life. It's people who desperately need likes and comments for validation.. mostly Gen z losers who make those comments

[@badbadrobotrobot959]

@@michellewhoknows Because comments sections should be about knowledge, discussions, ideas, theories, jokes etc. These idiots believe that if they comment "first" on a video, it makes them feel accomplished, because they have nothing else to show. And Michelle, his is not a miserable comment, yours is. It's annoying to see "first" comments which add no value to the section where people are actually looking for fruitful discussions. While the guy is asking a very valid question, you find a way to feel personally offended and start attacking him.

[@allineedis1mike81]

Every case I've ever heard of where something "impossible" happens has the same thing in common. Some of the information came from people. There are so many ways that people can be wrong that are not only possible but known to happen all the time I think its the obvious answer. Either someone is lying or just mistaken for whatever reason. It's not very satisfying but at least it's not impossible.

[@shanware2]

Teteke with no info for 15 years and still hadn’t received his body?!!! Why isn’t this hospital closed down and law suit going on? This is ridiculous!!!!

[@tarareads23]

For the first case, check employee records and cross reference them with other employee records at the various hospitals. I think it’s the same person that has worked at the same hospitals as the mysterious deaths. The second case. I know the second theory is far fetched but damn if I don’t believe that couldn’t have happened.

[@robertleczo5971]

Love the channel, love the stories and love the background music. Id have to say the background music is what keeps me hooked!

[@lydz8015]

Definitely one of my favorite series and channel on KZbin, great narration, stories and sound track. Tankyou for fueling my morbid curiosity

[@austins.2495]

I can’t wait until I am nothing but a story on one of these channels… I am so tired. I can’t do this ish anymore

[@zuko_chows]

As a South African i can confirm that ghosts and witchcraft are real. 😂🇿🇦

[@hawaali4115]

😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@the-trustees]

Find someone who lived or worked at the locations of the bodies in the 1st story. Start with police and hospital staff.

[@IAmDublin]

The "made a full recovery" in the second story gave me strong Chubbyemu vibes.

[@struck.kobe1999]

I’m sorry, did I hear spontaneous teleportation as a possible explanation to a disappearance lol

[@HellsArchangel]

I found your channel a few days ago and I’ve binged all of it so thank you for the new upload keep up the good work my man

[@SandyPawz-p2k]

I believe it was a miracle the child is still alive without food and water. Angels were watching over him.

[@brandonstansberry9195]

Seems that i have to wait tooooooo long for the next drop. Great channel. Keep the stories coming. Have a great weekend.

[@ans88682]

Heyy, I was expecting this on Sunday. Glad to get this earlier hehe

[@jacobdoerr3075]

If i go out, i want it to be wild enough to make it into one of these videos 😂

[@LilTwister123]

Bro’s over here contemplating immortality

[@WTFCORY]

Thanks for the consistently great content bro ❤

[@deewaddle10]

The second story: that was an angel sent by God, to find the boy! 🙏

[@FallenAngel9979]

Yes! Was lost for a great vid watch with supper. Then I see this👍🏻

[@angusmcnay5449]

Placerville being pronounced incorrectly is eating me alive.

[@NoStoryNoWorry]

The 2nd story was chilling. Thank God the child was saved. I don’t doubt it was the mother’s spirit in her last ditch attempt at saving her baby boy. Bless that Deputy.

[@nightowl9161]

4:53 Pronounced Sun-dee-leh for anyone not from South Africa

[@Karen-ef9pi]

Few minutes crew

[@dailydamien9287]

Ayo we early👀

[@awomanmotherw2kids393]

I totally agree with the 2 theory, what a loving mom.

[@toxicweas]

It blows my mind how what happens in real life is by far scarier and more mysterious than what happens on the TV in Sci fi.

[@ryaneylee]

you're taking something being retold on the internet as real? i would demand actual journalistic sources first

[@ttydt]

@@ryaneyleelike the news articles surrounding the case?

[@ryaneylee]

@@ttydt primary, secondary, or tertiary sources?

[@GenX_files]

The 1st one really seems like a serial killer hospital worker (angel of death) moving from place to place, as they do, killing men and stuffing them places. Who was on staff during each disappearance?

[@nightowl9161]

In South Africa it would be a verifiable miracle if they were able to tell you who was on staff. Paperwork, especially in state hospitals (as opposed to private hospitals) get lost easily. No one cares. Police is overwhelmed, unlikely they would try to follow up. Our crime labs are backed up something like 6months. It's a sh*t show.

[@pippa3150]

Amazing stories, and an amazing story teller. Thank you! I hope you get a chance to look up the books I told you about. #1 Is Touching the Void (please, not the movie. It's terrible!). And #2 Is Fatal Storm. The stories will make you tear your own hair out.

[@satokumasmom5348]

I notice KZbinrs copying your show 😮

[@TheElusiveReality]

wake up babe, sean just posted another banger

[@powdermuaythai]

on saturday?! -- then what am i gonna do on sunday?!?!

[@Schr0ngerZCat]

It's funny because when I got the notification I was confused whether today was Saturday or Sunday

[@lostsoul7256]

10sec crew ✌️

[@JayStrang1]

Is the guy in the first story's name actually spelled 'Teteteke'? Because that's one more 'te' than you are pronouncing. So either you've spelled it wrong consistently, pronounced it wrong consistently, or that is one awkwardly spelled name.

[@mushyroom9569]

The second “te” is silent.

[@nuarif]

​@@mushyroom9569any of the te could be silence lol

[@gazorpagrantgaming7190]

I am a recent subscriber and a huge fan of your channel. It’s always incredibly entertaining, but also so gut wrenching. As a father, anytime a child disappears or is hurt it makes me so upset. But I appreciate you honoring the victims by covering these topics and shedding light on them.

[@timdavis6088]

First story: I see one of two possibilities; 1) A hospital worker or someone within the industry who is a serial killer. It's not like that's never happened before. Preying on the immobile or elderly is a clue. All of the victims were unable to fight back. 2) A pattern of corruption of the hospital staff that is so wide spread and prevalent that the same tactics are being used to dispose of bodies they don't want to disclose as negligent homicide. Lazy police work that didn't want to solve anything. They should be able to compare employee time sheets from the surrounding hospitals and find the common denominator.

[@doonagoding6146]

How can someone hoist a full sized man out of a room and put him in the ceiling with no witnesses??

[@timdavis6088]

@@doonagoding6146 I think the original nurse is involved. She was the last person to see him alive and basically states that there was no way someone else could have slipped by her. So that leaves only her. They should have put her in the box (interview room) for a few hours and see if she cracks.

[@4nhedonia]

Not at all saying it was paranormal but I highly doubt a 3 year old came up with and executed that plan to save himself.

[@BlairAir]

Teteteke story was kinda weak on detail. "Some sort of abdominal sugery" Hospital has him vanish, but waits a full day, and calls his home? "Yo, Teteteke dere?" No, who's this? "Hospital" - isn't he there? He just had surgery. Oh... yes true. Ok, nevermind, have a lovely afternoon! Yes, you too!