"I Discovered A Hidden Door In My Childhood Home" Creepypasta | r/NoSleep

I Discovered A Hidden Door In My Childhood Home
by u/CarlB1961 - / carlb1961
Original Story: / i_discovered_something...
I would've read that letter first...
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[@ottobiographee]

My grandfather passed peacefully in his sleep...unlike the people on the bus he was driving!

[@adambourne5523]

Groan

[@ottobiographee]

@@adambourne5523 👍

[@lisawhereisthecultjam]

Yuk yuk yuk..

[@marianilsson8785]

🚪👈🏻

[@ottobiographee]

@@marianilsson8785 I’ll see myself out... 😔😆

[@Zeran_Rey]

This one had me on edge! Wonderful narration my friend. 🎃

[@ElpSmith]

“Never open this door” “Cool. Better find a way to open this door”

[@junkman4796]

I was agreeing with him that I would absolutely have opened the door, but then he said he was going to open it before reading the letter. No way man, I would have read the letter first. Also, is this how his father died?

[@faisalatcha1783]

Things that we can see, but can't see. The idea that the poor little boy could have spent a millennia in there

[@somerandomdragon558]

This is definitely one of my favorite creepypastas. All others limit themself to imaginable things in terms of scaryness. Sure the threat of being killed or having an arm torn off by some monster would be pretty scary too. But something that can turn someones life upside down without even causing physical harm is an entirely new level. If there is something worthy of the description "higher horror", its that.

[@ruth_southernstar]

Hellooo, loved this one. I have never had a basement. I always thought I would, someday, to keep my fitness machines down there, out of sight. Forever xx

[@DustBunny7]

Hello! I have always been afraid of Captain Kangaroo, now I know why. Great story today,thank you for your time with us.🤗

[@sheilamcnulty3628]

😂😂😂

[@chainreaction8977]

This is why I keep everyone in my basement chained up.

[@gamesspot3613]

Yeah why would I want the children to escape

[@BilkoMX124]

@RiDankulous Yes, they can do chores...you never seen breaking bad, where Jessy is imprisoned and in chains with a lead cable so he can walk and do everything needed to cook meth?... just need a lead attached to chains, aswell as ankle shackles... and also, have it rigged up to an electrical box like an electric fence for horses. They try anything funny or get any bright ideas of escaping their chains and confinement, give em a good shock.... You do that a few times, they'll stop and become a lot more compliant. Speaking hypothetically, of course.

[@pshaw8406]

When I heard him say Capt. Kangaroo, my stomach dropped. Unnatural and unholy indeed!

[@codylechiara9090]

I kinda want a pt. 2 to this maybe where he goes inside it and explains what he saw better to overcome his trauma

[@kathybrown8681]

This story totally put me at the edge of my seat this is the type of thing that I go to sleep to thank you

[@teresa_wiggins_gallery]

Why would there be bolt cutters so near a door as dangerous as that one? Also, if I were to decide to use it, I'd make sure I had another padlock at the ready to re-seal it. Finally, I would have read that letter before doing anything.

[@jboyler1]

Just put a sheet of drywall over it. This isn’t hard.

[@DrewSew]

Damn dude this one was a banger

[@Imulti]

Love this story came back to listen again

[@kathyc3401]

Opening the door I get but you should have waited. Go upstairs fill a backpack with water, protein bars, extra batteries, a weapon ammo if needed. Also bring a knife packed, one for your pocket, a blanket. Then armed with a powerful flashlight open the door. Of course after opening it the only choice left was to burn the house down. In general don't go through strange doors without being prepared.

[@pete5668]

I would not have opened that door without a pistol in my hand.

[@moniqueengleman873]

Don't open the door ever He was warned.😊

[@zippo32123]

i would have read the letter, but I also always read instructions so...

[@triciagadd9372]

"I discovered a hidden odor in my childhood home"

[@BigMama2022]

WOW!!! This one had me hanging on to every word, your timing is perfect. Thank you!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@missmiagi2147]

Awesome story and narration homeslice! Some reeeaallllllly creepy shizz fo'sho 😌 uff! 💙❤💜

[@Eldagusto]

Always love spooky doors and family secrets

[@roden70]

Great story and narration, thank you!

[@Oneshot2shot316]

Everyone can blame you if your own mother tells you not to open a door through a note she made the day you were born best case scenario in the door is some empty room worst case scenario you just let something out which will torment you and your family for life

[@aimforspace]

Wow, this was truly terrifying. Now I need a pallet cleanser before I can fall asleep 😂

[@maypole4003]

I really enjoyed your reading speed and the audio work. Great job❤

[@AlyceMalyce]

Well, you're only required to tell a buyer if someone actually Died in the house. There are zero laws requiring the dissemination of any information involving doors which connect to paradox demon type worlds. So you could sell that house. Or. so you choose to keep it but not live in it, in doing so you can put an iron door over the current door and weld it in place. Write out a list of rules, and rent or lease it out. If they can't get to the door they can't enter it, and it seems to absolutely require a person to open it. So install a heavy duty frame and nice strong metal type door and then get some professionals to weld it closed.

[@DustBunny7]

I listened again and it was just as scary!

[@amandabrazell4229]

Dark Somnium brought me here. So glad he did. ❤

[@dalidoe4537]

Great, you're my new narrator 😁 Just find you .°•°.

[@claredyj2015]

Just found your channel, loved this story and subscribed 🎉🎉

[@xNightflyerx]

Great tale of terror!

[@hardcorefun8630]

Id just tear the house down and fill in the basment

[@MrBlue-qx8de]

39:08 - Couldn't they just fill the basement with concrete?

[@Oneshot2shot316]

While yes in theory they could its a demon its not gonna like that

[@ErgoPr0xxyy]

The house I grew up in was built in the 70s (middle of nowhere CT). There was a hidden door in the semi-finished basement that we didn’t find for a year because it was behind shelving & wasn’t in the blueprints. After my dad removed the shelving/false door, behind it was a room with a dirt floor and a single light bulb. I assume now it was meant to be a root cellar, but there were no shelves- so maybe the owner (who built and died in the house- who we purchased from his wife) made it but never did anything with it. Weird stuff happened in there all the time tho, especially in the basement smh

[@aaronweaver9751]

Kudos to the narrator and author 🎉🎉

[@blissviolet1491]

Why don't just sealed it with thick brick wall, like cover that shit up and get that dough!

[@ShauntSerelu]

Excellent story!

[@ronda7340]

Cement over it and sell it.

[@servingangel1977]

What a freaking horrorible and super sad story! And what an imense generational burden with that house! This made me also think of the key of the house of David in Revelation 3 and Isaiah 22: "...he shall shut and no one shall open..."🤔

[@susanmarshall161]

Brilliant story❤

[@blackruby270]

What in the big envelopes

[@MoonysMarsBars]

Gives me Coraline vibes haha

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

Gosh, I can't figure out why they didn't get along.

[@Bebecat477]

Thank you for the great story!

[@Hurts2brown]

And Captain Kangaroo had such a nice voice to.

[@biohazardmadness1155]

I subscribe to you a while ago but then KZbin decided to unsubscribe to your channel. I'm so glad I stumbled on your channel again 👍

[@TASmith-ou3is]

I remember Captain Kangaroo! Ithought he was creepy when I was as small child. (Although I liked Mr. Green Jeans)

[@teamacio9043]

I love Bernhard's Door type stories

[@TheOtherSideOfAlice]

"who could blame me!" literally everyone, you could have read the note first. also why not just yaknow brick it up. seems possible since it can easily be closed.

[@secretservices1317]

Have kids they say. They'll keep your company and take care of you in your old age so that you don't have to die alone and suffer. So much for that. Mc heartless af

[@shawnpleil4699]

👍

[@sf49questfor6]

Great story, I want a part 2. Got a sub from me.

[@MatthewCharmanadventures]

An excellent story, using implication and atmosphere instead of vulgar tropes. There is the slight issue that the hero's grim duty could be ended as soon as he can afford to fill the basement in with concrete and then safely sell it, but that would be a lame story!

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

Though Capt. Kangaroo was scandal-free, he was kinda weird.

[@terrencecartwright3653]

Very nice i ñove it . Thank you.

[@abaldrabbit]

14:45 this is exactly why your mother didn’t love you🙃

[@billydrybread7876]

Nice story Bro.

[@alphooey]

What music is it the background? Sounds like the opening few notes of “In the end” by Linkin Park

[@dog-gone-it5944]

Mama should have told him about the door. Maybe they could have had a better relationship. He should brick up the door or demolish the house. Why live your life as miserable people. Use logic!

[@Peter-yk2hh]

Very good and thee hbtq voice good

[@biohazard5billy]

I would send a drone in there…

[@jboyler1]

All they had to do was write, “Spiders” and the door would have stayed shut. Seriously, people, just say the place is full of carbon monoxide or something. Come on.

[@maximillian1109]

So basically, he went on a jaunt.

[@Faraklin]

I got that wibe too

[@jencira1837]

Or just knock it down. Lol what are the evil things gonna do, prevent just that room from being knocked down?

[@Oneshot2shot316]

Well yea its literally infinite its basically already knocked down unless you mean tearing the whole house down which you just let it out

[@Unavailable669]

41:52

[@LeisaSturgeon]

L o l I still want to know what was in that basement

[@billydrybread8317]

Nice story Bro.