I'm a Search and Rescue Officer For The US Forest Service

[@Ikkimikki]

Officially the longest KZbin video I've ever watched/listened to without skipping anything. Great work!

[@LighthouseHorror]

That's an honor! Thank you Kenna!

[@gbproductions7901]

Weaaaaak, i got seven hours on mrcreepypasta. But honestly, two hours is a dedication

[@donnageorge6506]

@@gbproductions7901 agreed

[@chance2413]

@@donnageorge6506 I routinely listen to Mauler break down why the new Star Wars sucks for 4 hours at a time, and listen to Joseph Anderson break down video games for 5+ hours :) at a time

[@mariawigent9773]

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[@tedshort6260]

I've hunted and camped in the woods all my life. I'm 61 years old and all I can say is that anyone who goes into the woods without a firearm is tempting fate.

[@thomasmacginnes100]

especially in these upside down times ! but full reliance upon them is No guarantee of safety as misUse can Not always Be UnDone !!

[@captainamerica6525]

Agreed.

[@Simon-hf3lw]

You are 100% right specially if the area you are camping has a history of weird thing happened specially at night time always keep your weapon next to you

[@guharup]

@@Simon-hf3lw unless you are shooting for willow creek

[@Simon-hf3lw]

If you want real trill take a trip to the Amazon jungle never stand on your canoe the Anaconda will pull you out drawn you and swallow hold besides poisoned insects jaguars and electric eels this are some of the friendly neighbor you have to deal with on the daily basis don't forget bandits that wants your equipment is different cain's of monsters in this world

[@oldreaddy3341]

The part with the dude backflipping through the woods has the same energy as the guy who was high on crack, naked and managing to keep up with a speeding car.

[@crayz284]

* do a flip intensifies *

[@doodle_freak]

Also reminds me of the cartwheel guy from the My Property Isn’t Normal series

[@puertoricanpapi1356]

@@doodle_freak so that’s where I remember hearing that from. You’re right I remember that. That makes me think these stories are fake.

[@stephenpemberton85]

@ 😆🤣😆🤣 Not cool lmao

[@captainsensiblejr.]

Yes, fake energy of lies written as clickbait

[@lynneshively3790]

So glad you mentioned David Paulides. Dave always recommends carrying a personal locator beacon, telling someone where you're going if hiking/camping alone and when you'll be back. It's so important to stay safe out there.

[@navigator1372]

Dave is right about that. I never tell anyone where im going or when ill be back. I dont want sar contacted if i decide to extend out. Dont do as i do but do as they say to do

[@janelinley3624]

Agreed

[@dawncawthra3519]

Dave is great, we love him dearly!!

[@toddflowers8052]

David Paulides said there are no stairs in the wilderness and explained how the rumor started

[@toddflowers8052]

@@piercedsnowflake Photo shopped

[@TheRowdyyOne]

For some reason the deep woods or deep ocean horror or paranormal stories are my favorite. I am totally into these kinds. Thank you for all your hard work

[@luvyn902]

listen to lonely broadcast station, its longer and really good

[@jimbeam7160]

Check out USO's off of Malibu, California.

[@captainsensiblejr.]

There was no hard work apart from inventing these stories. No names, no dates, no locations, no citations of publications. It's all bullshit.

[@jimbeam7160]

@@captainsensiblejr. Click bait. Ghost stories around the campfire...alot like horror movies. People come together from a mutual fear. That's why some losers go into the military...so they can all be together as a band of brothers slaughtering denizens of the third world while pretending that the propaganda holds water (Domino Theory in Viet Nam). I also suspect an agenda to scare people away from the vast fed lands out west where it's harder to track them for slavery-Technocratic Mind Control Surveillance.

[@michellerush3982]

@@captainsensiblejr. So I guess to you there was no hard work or creativity gone into anything that falls into the fiction category? I mean Anne Rice… what a hack… she didn’t follow around any damn vampires… she just made all that crap up! the hard work IS the inventing… saying ‘aside from’ that is just 😅haha😂

[@missychan63]

I totally understand "being desensitized" to situations that might make other people cringe. I'm a retired surgical tech and the first couple times I was actually in the OR I was absolutely shocked at the conversation! Doctors performing open heart surgery while they're jamming AC/DC and talking about last weekend's ski trip or next week's yacht vacation. I just kept thinking, "shouldn't we kind of pay attention to what we're doing here guys?". But, these were professionals who had been doing these procedures for years and probably could literally have done them with their eyes closed. Obviously, when things got hairy or went a little sideways their attention immediately snapped back to where it should be but for the most part, the conversation usually had nothing to do with the actual procedures we were doing, other than the first few minutes while we were setting up and getting started. Once the incisions were made, the conversation would turn to anything except what was actually happening in the room.

[@gtmumma]

Maybe that is a coping mechanism? Sorta dissociative behaviour. Glad to hear when their attention is needed they are right onto it. Thanks for your interesting comment.

[@natedyton61]

@@gtmumma I think as a surgeon you start to look at the body the same way a mechanic looks at a car.

[@gtmumma]

@@natedyton61 absolutely!😅

[@jexxer]

Heh. I had surgery back in January, and before I went under I could hear the surgeons playing Eric Clapton in the background. I thought it was pretty funny.

[@dvstcod]

​@@natedyton61 i mean, as a nurse, i've seen and smelled pretty much everything by now. first times are always the worst, but after that you'll just shrug and deal with it

[@christiangraham4579]

What’s even crazier is that the stories at the beginning are very real and if you watch missing 411 they sound almost identical to a lot of their searches.

[@LighthouseHorror]

I watch a lot of Missing 411 too

[@oliverb.3588]

Dude, I was thinking about that too

[@thomasmacginnes100]

yes they do ! but use of the (forest services) to be in’corporated here has got to be ! ‘how’d you get a (pass) on That’ ?

[@ChrissieBear]

Yeah they're based on real stories.

[@brucebaxter6923]

Lol, missing 411. Aka school camp fire stories.

[@LighthouseHorror]

I hope you all enjoy these stories as much as I do. I had a great time working on this the past week. Please let me know below what you thought of the video and your own thoughts on the strange goings on in the parks.

[@keegsplays5502]

Lighthouse Horror great job as always!!! This must’ve taken a long time! Would be honored to do a collab with you!!!

[@Xypher8691]

Hey man the flashing was giving me a headache. I dont know if you will ever read this: but I had epilepsy and I think you should put a warning up if you do long flashy bits. Love your stuff and keep up the good work!

[@ert7049]

Great vid

[@LighthouseHorror]

@@ert7049 Thanks CT! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@donnageorge6506]

utterly fantastic 👌👍👌👍

[@sarahcampbell3310]

This series is hands down my favorite audio horror story on KZbin. It takes a lot to get me spooked with one of these, but the continual layering of reoccurring themes, like the stairs and the creature taking the kids. I couldn’t stop listening. Also, your voice is perfection.🤩

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you so much Sarah!

[@allmight9840]

Stairs are a portal device to another reality. Regular ones leave our dimension while upside down ones enter our world. This is where all the creatures come from and where all the lost people go.

[@jameslambert5198]

If you want another channel who delivers these types of stories (not to discredit this channel by the way) I'd recommend checking out Mr Balling. Or at least I think that's it's pronunciation and spelling. He delivers how does he put it... 'the strange, dark, mysterious in story format'. And more so during the stories he is serious and respectful. He won't make jokes about things in the recounting. But just a recommendation

[@rtempest12]

@@jameslambert5198 Thank you. The Dark Somnium is Another!! LH H is in Fantastic Company

[@robingrannyoftwo5037]

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[@bevkenny1843]

Years and years later... This remains a go-to listen. As do many of your narrations.

[@leow3696]

I love the way you narrate these. You don't sound like you're trying to make the story creepy, you let the writing speak for itself-I feel like I'm being told spooky anecdotes by an old friend in the pub.

[@DRGreen-ps7eh]

LH, I think i"ve listened to all your shorter stories. But, I'm laying here recouping from a partially amputated right foot, and. dude, did I enjoy these stories. I was so engrossed that I forgot a pain pill. Your voice is so soothing to listen to, and your connection for narrating, is the best I've heard for creepypasta. Thanks for the memories I'll have from this video.

[@afattestmerc]

this is kinda random but scrolling through the comments and saw yours, how are you doing now?

[@acidhantah-re1st]

Watching this one after listening to alot of your newer stuff, I am astounded by the huuge improvement you made with your voiceacting skills! Good stuff man.

[@paulalovespunk]

If I have learned anything from these stories, it's NEVER climb the stairs just sitting in the woods.

[@NightRavengaming-tr7cv]

I came down them....please people stay away from them..😔it's not worth it.

[@Veladus]

SCP Foundation, explain your failure to contain this anomalous zone.

[@jason_____]

Best comment so far 😂

[@zkillyatt1738]

You try barring entry to every forested area, the nature junkies will always find a way in.

[@johntrains1317]

So this is one of my favorites collection of scary stories that I heard read by multiple channels and I'm excited to hear your version

[@kennethpreston6593]

L Let i I v9bv oh 9 00h.

[@tsaxbeats]

Once I heard one of these I have been binging s n r stories

[@TheUncleRuckus]

I've heard this story read by over a dozen other channels over the years and, I have to say this is hands down the BEST reading of the story! It's the only one I keep coming back to when I want to hear it and it's the only version I recommend to others. Awesome job as always my friend. 👍👍

[@lorddingus42]

It hurts my brain to see how many comments are of people explaining that these stories aren't real.

[@pip5461]

Excellent campfire stories... when I was a youngster, camping in the woods with other scouts I've always remembered Wendigo the stories. At 12 years old they were terrifying...

[@user-qe8uw4rx4g]

the only ‘i’m a search and rescue officer’ video i liked, your voice fits very well and your narration makes it easy to follow along (that’s rich coming from a person with ADHD :)). thank you!

[@ericaespinosa4030]

Yes. I have to agree with you. He has the best reading voice.

[@sisyphus883]

I've seen stairs in the woods a few times. Never once any upside-down. It is wild to hear of them in a somewhat fictional story. Though some of these stories do reflect quite a few unsolved cases. Particularly in the Oregon, Washington & Montana areas. As far as the stairs go I have not tried to climb them or do anything more then take a few pictures. I'm almost glad I didn't.

[@thomasmacginnes100]

as a “kid” my friend and i did come upon one pile of old construction scrap which did comprise a staircase which we did climb onto and jumping nearly did impale ourselves on strong&rusty coiled springs on the side of them ! i guess i can lol Now about That !

[@montanastrongremodelrenova1632]

Maybe you have seen stairs but I garuntee you have not seen the stair cases made up by creepy pasta writers way back in the back country... 99.9% of what was said in this series is fictional and a culmination of creepy pastas. Dave paulides who lives close to me by kalispell has proven this to be fake as hell and no real SRA volunteer vet has ever claimed to see these so called stair cases

[@billys4683]

Well of Coarse"Any offcial Gonna Denie

[@JamesJohnson-kw9gh]

My wife was born and raised in Oregon and use to be an avid hunter/hiker and general outdoors person. She has mentioned some of the weird things she has seen out in the woods in Southern Oregon, Washington & northern California. In Oregon inparticular she has come across stairs in the middle of nowhere with no trails or water nearby and no sign like a foundation of some long ago dwelling. Oddly enough when returning to area months later, stairs are gone. My wife has also seen (during winter with fresh snow on ground) a bipedal creature with hair like a bear and a strange face like Neanderthal features, very long arms and stood up from a crouching position and was well over 6' tall.

[@montanastrongremodelrenova1632]

@@JamesJohnson-kw9gh bullcrap sorry... i know SRA volunteers with countless hours in the backcountry of montana, idaho, wyoming and all of the pacific northwest never to come upon any stairs.. bigfoot on the other hand I have had one experience in western montana that led me down the rabbit hole of conspiracy.

[@kitcat-xn1mn]

This is great. These are all the stories I've been hearing and retelling around campfires since I was like 16 (which was way before this was posted) it's wonderful to hear them again. So many memories

[@sandybeach1024]

This was absolutely riveting! I have never been able to listen to a video that was as long as this one is without stopping for various reasons. It was so well told and so intriguing that I just couldn't stop! You have great storytelling abilities and this video shows off your talent. Thank you for such a wonderful job, and that I am sharing this with others. ❤❤

[@abyssalcorgi2627]

I work ten hours at my job. Today I listened to you narrate these author's stories, and when I finally looked at the clock it was time to go. You had me captivated. You have a gift! please continue! My favorite so far was how to summon the devil. Your voice at the end gave me CHILLS

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you so much Justin! I really appreciate that!!

[@mindybannon2414]

I absolutely love the narrator. I listen everyday. I listen at night too help me sleep which is saying alot. I don't sleep and your voice lulls me. This is a compliment. I'm awake during the day when I listen lol. Thank you love this channel

[@tneverrest]

I don't know why I haven't run across you sooner as your stories are right up my alley as the saying goes. I have heard some of these before but somehow you seem to add an extra chill factor. I believe in a lot of the same phenomenon, and I am glad someone else is trying to spread the information to warn others. I really don't know how you sleep at night though. Thank you for your hard work I only hope I sleep some tonight. Lol.

[@heatherangel7703]

I love Creepypasta narrations, and other than the great, "Dr. Creepen" as "Tommy Taffy", I have never been so terrified, moved, saddened, and utterly thought-provoked, than listening to this compilation. I was listening while I slept. The auto-play was on, so I awoke to literal chills throughout my body as my mind conscious mind began to comprehend what my subconscious mind had been toying with during my slumber. Holy crap!!! I couldn't fall back to sleep as the narration continued to cause my body to be glued to my bed in a state of fear and strange morbid curiosity. I listened again twice the next day. Whew! I also love how the stories ramped up. They became increasingly more disturbing as they slowly tied together...Tiny little tendrils of menace that threaded themselves deeper into each story. (*Shudder*) F the woods for now, Dude.

[@stephenpemberton85]

For real!..too much unseen ready to see or be seen🦉

[@Christv420]

I’ll never get tired of these S n R stories, every narration/narrator brings life to them in a different way. Oh and the eerie realism of the stories themselves can’t hurt either but this may be my favorite, up there at least.

[@LighthouseHorror]

Glad you like em Chris! I really do too.

[@MrSpanks]

@Chris Van Dick - I first heard these stories being narrated by NaturesTemper. He does it in about 6 parts and is awesome! I recommend you check him out! It's great hearing different narrators style.

[@Christv420]

@@MrSpanks I’ve heard NT, Mr.CP, Bbuster and I believe at least one other narrate the SnR series and they’re all great in their own way. I think that’s the mark of a true classic, SnR, Secret Prison, The Showers, the list could go on and on should all live forever and be narrated over and over by as many narrators as possible. Now I gotta find em all and work out my list, thanks for the work week listening inspiration. 👍

[@MrSpanks]

@@Christv420 Ooo The Showers - I've not heard of that one!

[@Christv420]

@@MrSpanks I recommend Mr Creepypasta for that one, his voice fits the character the best. In my humble opinion anyways, happy listening and be warned it’s long af......👍

[@raidenwolfe6495]

I have never been able to sit through a story without a video before and I gotta say I could have easily listened for another 8 hrs...this was just....I have no words it was so good..thanks bro

[@peusantra4303]

Hi Lighthouse! I recently came across your channel and am so glad that I did! I am loving your narration and your choice of music. I love the fact that you chose Chopin's 'Funeral March' for the search and rescue series! I was not expecting this combination, but it actually brings out so many subtle flavors that the search and rescue series offers! Keep up the great job and good luck!

[@LighthouseHorror]

Hey Peu welcome to the channel!! I'm so glad you're enjoying the channel and music choice. Thanks for sharing that!! more to come!

[@kristophergilliam9374]

This has been a highly enjoyable collection of stories. Thanks for keeping us entertained.

[@balefyrenarts9259]

Omg the story of the family getting taken out by an avalanche and the child freezing to death while crying. that one broke me. Still listening atm about half the way though.

[@ARIESonYT]

I just started listening but I’m already so excited. This topic gives me the heebie jeebies! Edit: I’m also trying to put together true Missing 411 cases about people that have gone missing in unusual ways in national parks like in these stories. There’s thousands of people that have disappeared like this and have never been found, or been found in very bizarre ways.

[@LighthouseHorror]

Hey Aries! Thanks for listening. That's awesome you are putting together a Missing 411 video! I can't wait to listen. I was telling my coworkers about how crazy the national park disappearances are. One of the scariest things I've ever heard.

[@ARIESonYT]

Lighthouse Horror it really is insane. They’re such weird cases and make no sense at all. I’ve listened to hours and hours of stuff about it. Do you know who David Paulides is? He has so much information about it. Check him out if you haven’t already.

[@LighthouseHorror]

@@ARIESonYT Hey I'm a huge listener of David! I think part of the reason I started narrating was Art Bell and David Pauides. Art Bell is probably my favorite to listen to but I like listening to David as well. I love those types of stories. You're right, the cases make absolutely no sense.

[@ARIESonYT]

Lighthouse Horror a narrator after my own heart! I grew up listening to Art, loved him! Don’t know many people who listen to him. He’s one of the main reasons I’m into the paranormal and unexplained things. Did you listen to his 90s shows with Father Martin? Those were my favorite. I’m trying to put a video about him together right now, but I’ve mysteriously lost my book about him... I also stumbled across this channel that interviewed Paulides this year. Not sure if you’ve heard it before, but I’ll link it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYOpq3ZjoZmia5o

[@LighthouseHorror]

That's awesome you know Art Bell! I don't run into many people who know him. I've listened to the ones with Father Martin but it's been a while. I should re listen. That's amazing you're working on putting a video about him together and thank you for the link!

[@waltinawoodard6026]

You have a very good voice for narration. I like your style.

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you Waltina. I really appreciate that.

[@donnageorge6506]

agreed hun 👍👌👍👌

[@MissCobra4]

For real 😉😊

[@ag-kp5fu]

I've been binging your works for some weeks now, and I can't and will not stop. Keep up the great work!

[@reaperslife9246]

I like the stories that are longer usually, cause it means that they have more detail, or that more thought was put into it

[@spicysabsroll9022]

I've read this thread so many times but i always come back to your narration. thank you for your contribution

[@lauraquigley6403]

Thank you so much for your service! Your stories had me listening non-stop! There is something out there that we all need to be more aware of! God Bless, Laura

[@PatrickRob82]

Wtf. I go from being fascinated to spooked out to sad back to spooked out... and then all of a sudden I'm laughing my ass off at the notion of some dude backflipping like a motherfucker through the woods. 😂😂😂

[@LighthouseHorror]

Oh man!! I did that story so long ago I forgot about the backflipping guy lol!!

[@MrOiram46]

It’s Big Foot Monki Flipping in the woods

[@janedoex1398]

IKEA's advertisement strategies have really gone too far it seems. ...

[@shivonneharris5109]

get The ad blocker app

[@Dorchester-Dispatch]

@@shivonneharris5109 he’s tAlking about the stairs in the woods I’m pretty sure.

[@rickzacher1797]

Better than wayfare carbonate advertising

[@tortugalisa4748]

I am so addicted to these stories now👍This is the 3rd or 4th story I l have listened to and instead of music when I'm cleaning house or cooking. Reminds me of when I was a kid and so loved PAUL HARVEY- " AND NOW YOU KNOW THE REST OF THE STORY"🤗💯

[@elizabethmccombs9311]

Right! I am addicted to listening to this while I clean!

[@illuminatilights]

Grew up with my dad listening to Paul Harvey stories in the car, enjoyed your comment.

[@tortugalisa4748]

@@illuminatilights Thanks! I miss the good ol' days Name Here💯

[@tortugalisa4748]

@@elizabethmccombs9311 Right! All the time for me now when I clean E.👍

[@talesbyscreenlight]

Your voice is great. It's interesting to hear how your cadence and tone have changed over 4 years.

[@LighthouseHorror]

thanks! Yeah I'm always trying to improve. I appreciate it!

[@DordYT]

"I'm a Search and Rescue Officer The The US Forest Service."

[@derekcaldwell1651]

Im looking at your comment and laughing so hard im crying!!!!! I cant stop! Thats the first thing I noticed and said to my self" The The"???

[@SAGITTARlUS]

What, I dont get it

[@biancagoodnight1750]

Best on Ytube riveting great. I am going to Yosemite for vacation. But staying in the river;)♡♡Never going in the woods alone again. 😕

[@christinadobbins6286]

@@SAGITTARlUS it’s actually a cool trick your mind filters out the first “the” because your mind deems it unnecessary thus you don’t even see the first the. It got me too till I saw the comment beneath yours even though I’ve already seen the actual meme many times before my mind still filtered it out

[@SAGITTARlUS]

@@christinadobbins6286 I still dont see it, I feel hella clueless rn

[@Moths000]

The missing boy stuck in a small rock thingy, I’ve heard that story from Mr Ballen!

[@BrooksDunn]

Mr. Ballen has me paranoid to go camping with my kids anymore...

[@dakotaflower1017]

Francisco Cazarez, creepypasta, another KZbinr does an even better job, lol.

[@charlottelmbt6888]

Try David Paulides, then come tell me how you feel about going into the wilderness

[@johnbaran4428]

I love these stories! Has to be my absolute favorite creepy pasta/horror story collection on YT! Best narrator & story quality!

[@rebeccacooper729]

"He smiled at me with his throat" man that was the funniest and most disturbing sentence I've ever heard!! 🤣 🤔

[@marcellepesek3038]

Your stories are really well narrated and quite riveting! I'm going to be up with the light on all night! There must be something to all these weird tales, even if some are myth or exaggeration, they keep popping up repeatedly. Makes you wonder what all is really in our world, and we don't even realize it.

[@LighthouseHorror]

I really appreciate it Marcelle! Thanks for the kind words!

[@aidandorr546]

55:40 you really had to play THAT song in the background and make me tear up

[@sugandspice9397]

I love listening to these stories while I'm at work. It helps break up the monotony of my boring corporate job lol

[@andrewhesling7875]

I've listened to all the Lighthouse Horror stories, twice, had a three week break and listening to them all again, they are really good stories!!

[@kirkwatson-ye2957]

I did search and rescue for the army. I can almost corroborate every story here and I have seen worse in places around the world. Good job buddy.

[@LighthouseHorror]

very cool! I bet you have some awesome stories

[@kirkwatson-ye2957]

@@LighthouseHorror if only I was good at writing.....

[@Redhornsandeyes]

Even the stairs?

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

Such as the giants in Afghanistan caves, who killed some soldiers? I found the story online, told by soldiers who were there. They were since silenced.

[@Kate-jk6pf]

@kirk Watson-Ye I'm a good writter. I would love to hear some stories.

[@adamb.c.1553]

This is it, man. This is your style. Your bread and butter. For your stories to be truly immersive, which is clearly how they’re written to be, you gotta stay off screen. Obviously there’s nothing wrong with putting in a minute or two of Face Time in the beginning of the video, but once the story starts, don’t let anything take the listeners out it. You’re doing great work. Keep it going!!!

[@janet6421]

There are often stairs to nowhere in the forest near the Appellation trail. If you look on the ground around them you will usually find either bricks or cut stones. When they formed the trail and associated park, there were people who lived there. Under Eminent Domain, the government bought their land at lower than market value and demolished their houses. Front steps are usually very strong and often not worth breaking apart so they are still there to mark the remains of a former home.

[@catherinemcdaniel7294]

Wow. I mean wow! I've watched/listened to a great deal of stories of missing people in the woods and strange things happening. I've even had my own experiences. Scared the hell out of me. To the best of my knowledge only one time. These stories are amazing and your narration is awesome. Thank you, well done.

[@bumblebee0369]

Wow this was 2 years ago, I hope you see this. This was for me the best BEST set of stories that I've heard told in one long video. The best! Loved it!

[@Lisahough4738]

poppy your a sexy paranormal art bell girl love you

[@elifant07]

Istg man you're too good at making these. Your narrations are seriously the only ones I just can't fall asleep to. I'm out here, in the middle of the night, actually terrified of these goddamn stairs and meowing dudes and backflipping whatever-the-fucks, like WHY. I HAVE SCHOOL IN LIKE 4 HOURS

[@stephendees291]

We need to get this beast more subs and money for a good set up. He's an absolutely amazing narrator. A better mic and more mixing equipment, this dude will be another great.

[@LighthouseHorror]

You're awesome Stephen! Totally trying to save up for a new mic. and camera right now!

[@stockwellsantley6606]

@@LighthouseHorror Is current mic not good, then? Seems fine to me.

[@LighthouseHorror]

@@stockwellsantley6606 Hey Stockwell! I think I'm still learning how to use it. Some videos have sounded great recently, so I think it's a matter of continuing to experiment. I'm glad you think it sounds good! There were a few videos there where my audio was rough and I couldn't figure out why

[@lookwhoslaughingnow2355]

@@stockwellsantley6606 it has a lot of really highs it almost hurts my ears it’s so bad

[@wendijones5942]

I think he already sounds great! He is good at reading if that's what he's doing....he shows emotion while reading which the audience the meaning of the story making it more interesting. His stories flow really nicely as if he's speaking off the top of his head-which he may be. Pleasing voice to listen to. I have to do an interview for a Bigfoot site in the near future and I'm having "stage fright" over these same issues already. Have never done this kind of thing before. Love this man's stories. I've been doing research on Bigfoot, ufos and paranormal since the late 90's after moving to this 12 acres where we began having Bigfoot activity, ufo sighting and orbs. Mostly read internet and love these stories. Always learn something from them.

[@gmo1237]

These are fantastic stories and your voice is actually perfect. Thank you for sharing and all the work which clearly went into this. Regarding the staircase, I think you mean to say the officer was told "emphatically" to avoid it, not "empathetically". Otherwise, it would mean the officer was experiencing over the staircase some sort of emotion to which his boss could relate, which obviously is not the case. Thanks again!

[@loverofspookythings9367]

As a mother, these stories got me messed up.... I've been crying for 2 and a half hours.... thanks for that lol great work though, as always.

[@darrylcatay2295]

Those were awesome stories. Thanks.

[@DistantLightNarrations]

Amazing as always Lighthouse! I'm always excited to hear a new narration from you :)

[@LighthouseHorror]

You're the man! Looking forward to listening to your new story.

[@SokenaBebejan]

I wonder what park these stories come from.

[@one5e]

This is one of my favourite collections of stories, I first heard it from corpse husband (back when he did creepypasta and the like) and checked back to see if there were more stories of out in the woods/SaR/winter/mountain stories every week for a while Great work lighthouse

[@Nancy-cf4ue]

I watched all way through and your voice and tone fits and which is why I watched it through

[@neepsmcfly4176]

I dig how he continuously uses forest service & Park interchangeably. Like, who's on your paycheck? Dept of agriculture or Dept of interior? Doesn't ruin the story. You know, just those little things insiders would catch.

[@nikibrown4426]

I really loved this, your my new favourite Narrator!!! Thank You! From Hull, Uk ✌️

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you! Glad you're here niki

[@R1va883]

I've just recently discovered your channel, but I have to thank you for making some really great content! I'm very picky about the narrators voice and have abandoned a lot of channels because of it, but the mix of a great voice and really awsome stories have me hooked :)

[@damienlabre3147]

This comment is directed towards the host of this channel, Lighthouse Horror. Before I get to the issues, I just would like to say your videos are very soothing to listen to. The way you put emotion into the story itself as you narrate, makes the listener engaged immensely. I enjoy them quite a bit, it calms me down during stressful days. Bet you'd kill at around a camp fire. Anywho, I've noticed that as I'm listening I like to put the captions on. Well the caption in this video doesn't match what you're saying. Maybe that can be fixed? 🤔🤔 Thank you for bringing skin-tingling adventures! Keep up the good work!! 😁

[@CNinjaa]

Yeah it's unfortunate for people who benefit from captions or subtitles. Unfortunate they are automatically generated by a computer program ran by Google/KZbin. Video creators can upload their own custom subtitles but it's tedious and hard to sync properly

[@susantaylor2533]

it seems delayed by 3-4 minutes in the story

[@aaronsmith5947]

Did you just start using KZbin the other day or something?? The subtitles on here are garbage and always have been. Like you'd have better chances making the subtitled yourself dude.

[@ThatOneGuy-gd8jm]

When I hear stories of people with "no face" I think of the plausibility of people saying that when they mean that the face is severely disfigured and missing features. For example Raymond Robinson is a man who had his face severely disfigured by an electrical line and would take walks at night. A lot of myths come from exaggerated recounts of real things. You see some weird looking animal and when you talk about it, you can't help to exaggerate how crazy that thing was. So when I hear these stories, I think of a more likely alernative that still closely fits the description. Obviously a blind person wouldn't be hiking and interacting with people on a clifff.

[@jessicadecoteau1178]

No ads? I found my new bedtime channel💯👏

[@SynthLove]

I don’t mind ads for channels I like. Supports creators and all that

[@bobcat24]

I got an ad before it even started.

[@subliminalbliss9448]

Stop being cheap, spend 8 bucks a month for premium and never get ads at all. Although this isn't a bad place to be thats for sure.

[@messengerofelohiym9193]

Heck yeah

[@nomansgoddess]

I love ❤️ Park ranger and SAR stories, especially fire watch.

[@StrangeByChoice]

My favorite Creepypasta narration series. It reeled me in! Subed

[@LighthouseHorror]

Welcome to the channel Stranger!

[@alecexpresso1031]

I usually listen to creepy stories to fall asleep but this didn’t work because I’m too curious to fall asleep. 😩😩😩

[@jeremiahjohnson43]

Same deal bro. When I first joined it was to listen to while I fell asleep but I quickly found myself staying up the whole time so I could here the story.

[@itsjustme7487]

Same. LOL

[@julieatkinson5324]

Excellent, well done! Don’t change a thing.

[@druid54us]

Did not know about tree wells and that is indeed terrifying

[@Ἰουστίνος-Μίλλερ]

Never heard of the stairs in the woods, think I found my new obsession.

[@heatherangel7703]

I moved from Northern Nevada to Western North Carolina almost a year ago. The woods are incredibly different. They not only look different, but they FEEL different. Maybe it's all of these Creepypasta stories I gorge myself with, but I feel that there has been something "off" more than a couple times I've been out hiking.

[@coreopolis]

This is so scary even the title stuttered!

[@corencaldwell9901]

I've heard a lot of these stories before but they were beautifully told in this recording. Listened to the whole thing in one go. I don't know why it was so riveting but it was and enjoyed it a lot.

[@sabacone]

i watch a lot of these and this is one of my favourites. the stories about those kids that go missing are horrifying and no other stories spook me quite like that- plus its a really great clean-sounding narration.

[@LighthouseHorror]

I appreciate it Red and thank you!

[@RobinSueWho]

Stories about the woods are why I'm an avid indoorsman.

[@reginaldsmith752]

I would say you're about the most professional chronicaller I've listened to. The fact that you are speaking S A R instead of pronouncing it like a word, is enjoyable to listen to. I'm a retired physician assistant and one of my pet peaves is of people pronouncing acronyms line MuRSA instead of saying it as an acronym M R S A. Especially non-medical people trying to sound professional. Its less peaving if its someone in the profession, but still an irritant. Clearly, it's a little anal-retentive of me, but language and structure is so essential to professional communication regardless of the profession. Its especially an imperative for the chronicaller trying to convey fact rather than just an anecdote. So, thank you for your precise and professional chronical. Reg

[@AimeeHope89]

It's my day to do absolutely nothing but play my video game. Thanks for this super interesting thread of stories - I got a ton of grinding done, and didn't even realize how long it had been. Now I can go take out the fear and anxiety I've built up listening to this, and go kick a bunch of monster butts. This is my first video of yours, and now I'm subscribed. Can't wait to hear some more!

[@AimeeHope89]

That one about the boy in the tree though. It was awful on SO many levels. Worst one imo.

[@TheVillesRedRaven]

Your narrating voice is so soothing!

[@LighthouseHorror]

Hey Nik thank you for the kind words!

[@igotwrenchedlizst7389]

I like the piece you picked for this it is perfect. Frederic Chopin Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat Minor....hence Funeral March. Good Work!

[@LighthouseHorror]

Chopin is the best! I love that one!

[@igotwrenchedlizst7389]

He is my favorite composer.....especially the Polonaise in A flat Major Op. 53 hence “Heroic”

[@awarningtothecuriouswerewolves]

I have always found this series of stories to be the most compelling of all the KZbin weird stories I've listened to over the years; good job and thanks for posting them again. p.s., I've listed Lighthouse Horror among my Favorite Channels on my KZbin page. wsj

[@LighthouseHorror]

I really like those stories as well! And thank you Warning!!

[@ryandaly3680]

These are genuinely unique psychological horror stories.

[@donnageorge6506]

agreed

[@awarningtothecuriouswerewolves]

@@donnageorge6506 -- great minds think alike! Cheers, wsj

[@krazy93650]

This is thee most amazing set of stories and narration I’ve ever listened to, ever!!

[@Infiniteeverything8]

I love listening to these on my walks

[@LighthouseHorror]

Glad you're enjoying 'em Missy!

[@LighthouseHorror]

@Taps fan This is very true! I taught Jiu -Jitsu for years under one of the best instructors in the world, and his number 1 message was always, "Situational Awareness!" Thank you for listening though!!

[@dianewright5575]

The stories in the Playlist are PHENOMENAL!!!! I MEAN THAT!!! WHOOOOWHOOOO!!! THANK YOU ALLLL!!! Both Writer & Narrator,!! AMAZING JOBS!! I am Honoured to be among those that get to read!!!!!!!!

[@AceTheEgg]

I haven't finished this I'm still listening but so far my theory is that the staircases are portals to hell and the Fuzzy man is a demon. The tragedies are what birthed these portals. The event such as the dead infant, the family, & the mountain climber all of these incidents seem to have happened frequently meaning incidents just seem to happen a lot and due to how brutal the deaths were keep these portals to hell open. The Fuzzy Man is the primary Demon in the woods that seems to go for younger children though doesn't mind going for the elderly too. The kids going missing are possibly being taken to hell which seems to be similar to the woods. He keeps them there until hes gained their trust, then kills them in brutal ways. The old man was just a target for fun and possibly just kept him in hell which is why the body was never found. The man with no face is also a demon that came through the portals. Unlike The Fuzzy Man, The man with no face has no primary age range of victims and unlike The Fuzzy Man, the deaths are not as brutal though he always chases people while doing inhuman things whether it be replicating Mountain Lion noises or Smiling using a moth on his throat. Fear seems to be what feeds it. That's all I can think of from what I've read. edit: Okay so about the guy with half of his face missing and his squad. the guy was captured by one of the demons who caused the forest fire, Hell is usually described as a fiery place and perhaps a portal opened and caused the fire and the unit was traumatized by whichever of the demons we know of slaughtering the squad. The only known survivor of the one who were taken (the guy with the cut in half head) escaped hell and due to the fact the human constantly goes through torture in hell and I'm guessing his head was cut in half as a form of torture in hell. He got through the portal to hell (a stair case) then found the girls. Now the guy with down syndrome. I believe the little boy was either a new Demon or No Face cause No Face seems to have the ability to shape shift as with his throat opening up revealing a mouth. I believe he took him to hell and tortured him by breaking his bones and then once he was done torturing him he teleported him back to the woods thinking he would die due to hypothermia which eventually he did but not cause of hypothermia and primarily due to the injuries he suffered from while in hell which is why he died while in custody of the rescue team. Now time to continue. Edit 2: Okay so about the logging company. The hand in the tree I believe was a scare tactic by the demons so they could have the land back to continue to kill and feed off of the hikers. The Fuzzy man cant kill kids with the logging company holding land which of course, Kids aren't going to enter and No Face can't feed off of fear with to many people around idk about the Little Boy I still believe he's a form of No Face. The back flipping guy in my opinion is a new demon cause No face hasn't been shown to hop around and The Fuzzy Man feeds off of children. This new demon seems to be an agile and easily scared of demon. Now to continue. Edit 3: The Deer Demon is the Wendigo case closed and No Face makes a return and it seems he gives up a foul odor and confirmed to be able to shape shift. Guy with no face is definitely a new Demon. Edit 4: Y'all can finish it, I'm getting lazy. I hope Y'all come with some cool theories.

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you so much for the comment and theories! That was awesome reading that!

[@bloodycupcake219]

I think the hand in the tree came from the man who lost his hand after climbing the stairs. Like a wormhole type event.

[@-djg-3955]

Plot twist American artist decides to go around the country building stairs randomly through the forest with no rhyme or reason. Forest rangers fine stairs with no explanation and create their own unexplained “phenom”

[@KILLHACAY]

Wow! Again another amazing video and stories told with great narration! I really think in my humble opinion these stories as well as many of the others in other of your videos should be made into movies films or series especially one of my many favourites from your KZbin channel which is the vampire hotel story that is really one of the best I've heard so far...the other two I really like is the wedigo forest and the dead bodies house...keep up the great work...

[@LighthouseHorror]

thanks Killhacay! I appreciate the kind words! 👊

[@shatteredconscience6658]

Awesome work man! I've got a long video to listen to tonight haha! 👌

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you Shattered! This one took me forever lol. Glad you like it.

[@shatteredconscience6658]

@@LighthouseHorror Haha I can only imagine!

[@TattooedPink]

First time here, love your voice ♡ beautifully spoken. Thanks!!

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thanks so much Nicole and welcome to the channel!

[@justachupacabrawithinterne3618]

OH THIS IS GONNA BE GOOD! Two hours of epic narration!

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you for watching !! Those stories are really scary!

[@justachupacabrawithinterne3618]

@@LighthouseHorror well I'm one scary cryptid. So yeah!

[@lisakossik7777]

I heard you on BTDF and love your voice so here I am. Can't wait to listen to more.

[@LighthouseHorror]

Thank you for coming Lisa! I'm really glad you are here and enjoying the stories.

[@lisakossik7777]

@@LighthouseHorror 😁

[@alexandrarodriguez631]

I have really got addicted to your stories!! 💯 attention capturing content!!😊

[@ericaespinosa4030]

This is one of the best stories I have ever heard. And I have heard a lot of good stories. I just wish I knew which state park this was or what vicinity might be because I hope I never go to that park or any other. It's just so scary hearing about those people gone missing and found in bizarre devastating manners.

[@mysticgoddess1119]

I love your narrations! I've listened to almost all of your stories. This one had a bit too many religious expletives, but still a good 1!

[@jamjardj1974]

5 minutes in and I’m done! That first story was terrifying.

[@jashimali]

Best one i heard so far. Superb.👌🏾