I Was An EMERGENCY Rescue Diver. This Is Why I Quit.

There was something down there.
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[@davidjecmenek8943]

I don't know what Nora did to someone, but all across the internet, I find Nora in stories. She can be funny, smart, pretty or plain. She's got a wide range of skills and adventures. She always gets fd up. Dead, mangled or maimed, when I hear she's in the story, I know who's going first.

[@Gfish17]

Is Nora the same person in every story or a different person?

[@davidjecmenek8943]

@@Gfish17 It's such a common name in these stories, I've decided it's funnier to think she's like Kenny from Southpark. Same Character.

[@daydreamdirty]

Then I take it you’ve never heard of Nora from Warframe then. 😎 Nightwave Nora I think is her name 🤔

[@michaelavila995]

You’re boring

[@libby6494]

She's the Red Shirt guy on the away team

[@TheBaconStrip]

I really enjoy rescue diver stories. Stories like this are scary as hell. When something goes wrong I mean it goes really wrong.

[@amylamb3893]

The water stories freak me out, I can hardly keep listening. Good story though.

[@c.h.r.i.s.t.i.n]

I think that's the only kind of wrong when you're not on the surface of the earth. Be it space, the sea, or lake Iike this. I'll be happy to keep

[@c.h.r.i.s.t.i.n]

I think that's the only kind of wrong when you're not on the surface of the earth. Be it space, the sea, or lake Iike this. I'll be happy to keep my feet where they are!

[@c.h.r.i.s.t.i.n]

I think that's the only kind of wrong when you're not on the surface of the earth. Be it space, the sea, or lake Iike this. I'll be happy to keep

[@c.h.r.i.s.t.i.n]

I think that's the only kind of wrong when you're not on the surface of the earth. Be it space, the sea, or lake Iike this. I'll be happy to keep

[@LighthouseHorror]

hey everyone I hope you enjoy the story!

[@TheStuart-of-Cosby]

You've never told a story that I didn't enjoy Mr Lighthouse. Thanks for another one an It's good to see you in another one of your Awesome narrations my Friend

[@jennifercasia7500]

I like seeing you as you narrate! 😊

[@celitacantrill10]

The visuals are wonderful. Such a good one and a great reading Lighthouse.

[@MissBebe64]

I love seeing you narrate❤ ❤

[@richardhildebrandt-nf1qm]

Watching you switch characters on the fly while narrating! 😮 Amazing job, very talented 👏 I always thought u did them separate n than edited it all together 😂

[@melissarmt7330]

My grandfather was a Captain, a sailor and WWII vet. He saw a lot in the Pacific theatre and his home was Michigan with his people living on Mackinac Island and down to Walled Lake. He was a captain and sailed the Great Lakes, Superior mostly, but also the others, and we're of Irish ancestry. He was easily the best story teller of my young life. A Good Story became my first love. I grew up learning about the "Wise/Old Folk", family histories, stories from the sea about giant waves, sea monsters and the unknown in the forms of lights above and below the waves and many other things. There were terrors and wonders and he made sure to tell us, these stories were not fiction. These are old tales meant to teach us how to live alongside the parts of the real world that no one wants to think about or in some cases, even accept that such things exist. You are a good storyteller! Captivating and you have really good timing!

[@joelceda3500]

Imagine how scary the bioluminescent plankton must be to someone who doesn't know what causes it? Especially how it glows stronger when something disturbs them (like a fish swimming through).

[@TinyToadSage]

My parents, sister, and I are scuba divers. Only dad got his rescue lisence. He said it really wasn't worth it, and hasn't had to rescue anyone since.

[@jayman9168]

😂

[@SynAckStacker]

Rescue cert is more of an awareness and “self-rescue” class than anything else. If you’re going to be in the water on dive gear, you need to know how to handle a SHTF situation because they WILL come up. It’s a very good thing that your dad has never had to rescue someone - it’s not something you should want to have happen, but at the same time, you need to know what to do if it does. 300+ dives Cave 1 cert, Mix 1 cert, OWSI cert

[@TinyToadSage]

@@SynAckStacker oh he's VERY thankful he hasn't had to rescue anyone :) But the whole fam's been so busy we ain't had a chance to scuba lol

[@princessdaisy5321]

I'm a rescue diver and due to the experience I have been a better diver. I have experience with many divers that I have prevented disasters by helping before an accident 😅

[@jennifermarsicano7654]

Jen’s mom Beth here; @norbertofontez - Hi, I was stationed at NAB,Little Creek, Va in 1979. I was wondering if you were a Navy diver and a medic? I was new when I was there too. (Trumpet player) There are lots of things we get to see and do in the military. Your early experience was unique, sad, and historical.

[@bobastu]

I really enjoy diving, but going into any cave system, even explored caves, scares me beyond reason. They teach you if you become disoriented, watch your bubbles, never ascend faster than your bubbles, and always watch your stay‐times/depth. One of my favorite movies to watch is The Cave. Great cast, interesting story about a newly discovered cave system that's partially underwater.

[@joelceda3500]

That movie is one of those I can never ever rewatch. Way too scary. 😬

[@gothmajesty1976]

_It's really nice seeing you getting comfortable with narrating stories and filming it. It makes you really stand out among others in the creepypasta narration world._ :>

[@stephaniecrews8011]

Is THIS TRUE THO ? I WANT TO HEAR REAL STORIES I WANT TO HEAR THE DEEPEST DEPTH OD THE OIL RIGS

[@Brasileirale]

@@stephaniecrews8011 same! But you’ll have a very, very hard time to find stories like this one that are proven without a doubt that are true, tbh. It’s like those story where people claim to have seen mermaids, for example. Many believe it, but there’s no hard proof. At this point, just believe what seems believable to you.

[@aazhie]

​@stephaniecrews8011 none of his narratives are true! All creepy pasta from Reddit

[@joelceda3500]

Creepypasta is the best pasta dish.

[@HappyMatt12345]

I love stories like these where the monster is portrayed to be an undiscovered animal from an ecosystem long isolated from the rest of the world like this because of how plausible that sounds. Nothing supernatural about it, just a creature we have never seen because it's evolved among a solitary ecosystem we didn't know existed.

[@Spookybecky420]

Nothing puts a smile on my face quite like a lighthouse horror story 😊

[@visitante-pc5zc]

Why

[@lauraellison4559]

Can I get an amen?!!

[@JaKz8]

I am man enough to Admit this, I love falling asleep to your voice. Telling some of the best horror stories yet you have the most soothing creepiest voice I’ve ever heard. I Love your channel, you keep me coming back for more stories.

[@terrikietzmann3684]

I thought so too .

[@TylerGrrrey]

We like what we like,nothing to be a man about,its a bedtime story for grownups😅

[@GThuntergaming]

Same I like going to sleep listening to his stories

[@xshadowmarsx2072]

Bro I fall asleep to him bro, and other people too

[@ginadeam6813]

Nothing wrong w that, my good sir!! I find some female voices beyond soothing but I'm married-to a man-it's just being human. I appreciate you saying so-some people are so ridiculously uptight and need to get over themselves! You seem like a good person and my best of everything to you and yours🥰

[@DaveTexas]

Seeing your face while you tell stories makes the experience ten times better! You have tremendous talent and movie-star good looks. You also choose great stories to tell, making you the best KZbin storyteller, without a doubt.

[@jayceec3539]

My Dad was a captian of a dive team for many,many years. No one will ever go on a dive unprepared! This is a really good story. It's Too bad that it's not real or true..

[@justforfunposts]

The would for the government and they’d be qualified not to tell you. Fyi; but yes the story is a hair. He wouldn’t be able to tell this due to an nda

[@oliviakilgo3159]

It is something out in these waters that can't be explain, we aren't the only ones habitating this world but before the end man's heart will faint creation by Satan is something we lse but GLORY TO THE LORD HE HAS OUR BACKS IF WE ONLY BELIEVE, STAY FOCUS ❤

[@tuchesuavae]

​@@justforfunposts the story literally said the nda lasted for 10years and the time has elapsed.

[@Bakanineinstein]

Meh... The point of a story is to convey a message not the truth... For example the story of Jesus Christ may or may not be anything like the real man, the point is it's teaching you a way in what to think which is similar to Jesus... Not just making him more alive now then when he physically was, but living rent free in our heads for generations! 😅

[@garymccallum667]

Thanks for saving me 40 minutes that I'd otherwise never be able to recoup...

[@sushifiggy]

You site came up in my KZbin feed, so I thought I'd give you a whirl. I'm glad that I did! Not only is the story interesting and well written, but your performance is dead on! Great job brother, I truly enjoyed it and I have subscribed to your channel 😊

[@caricromwell6869]

You start to look strained in the tense parts, and it is more like you are telling us YOUR story, that you had lived lol You're the best storyteller on KZbin. Love every one! Thank you very much for your narrations.

[@roberthummell3701]

With two caveats, great story and telling. It broke suspension of disbelief; There aren't any reeds at a deep lake's bottom. Ancient underwater rocks aren't sharp and pointed; even quartz, granite and basalt erode. Thanks for the tale!

[@zerotodona1495]

I have to agree. Good story but misses a few things.

[@marcellepesek3038]

Robert Hummell, hi! With all due respect, how do we REALLY know all that could exist or be changed by some cataclysmic event? In any case, it was a good horror story. Be safe out there, everybody!

[@roberthummell3701]

@@marcellepesek3038 I write. It was an editorial comment. Except in an alternate universe, reeds grow at the water's edge by definition. And all minerals and most matter eventually erode in solvent and with abrasion. Cataclysm or not, it's plain science suitable for youngsters

[@sholem_bond]

Also there wouldn't be an oxygen hose, would there? There would be oxygen tanks.

[@joelceda3500]

Granite is the kind of rock that you basically need a glacier to erode it (I live in a country that has lots of granite close to surface, because ice ages sanded off all softer rocks), so that would likely be unchanged where there's not a lot of current (the currents in the story were explained with the thermocline disruption, which is entirely valid explanation, by the way), but I don't know how plain quartz does. Might be sharp because of fresh fractures caused by the earthquake?

[@lesleylogan]

I can barely breathe and my heart is pounding. This is so well written, every bit of horror is expressed without hyperbole. Amazing. So glad you made it back. I'm a recreational diver, so I have some idea of what fear and claustrophobia is like.

[@danastimson7436]

Who said it wasn't true? Only the stories no one can makeup are the ones that sound made up, but there not.

[@seawatersoul333]

@@danastimson7436 I was wondering if these were also real and made a comment about it as well...either way he most definitely does the said story so much justice in my opinion 🤷 🤔

[@azovandy14.88]

@@danastimson7436 this is total bull 💩 not because of the fictional monsters but because of the nonsense any novice open water diver could tell you whoever wrote this has never even snorkeled no less was a technical diver. The creatures are also nonsensical but a child could tell you that.

[@margaretspurling8162]

This is why I don't like swimming. The possibilities of this being anywhere near true, convincing me of dangers of water.😮

[@bojankotur4613]

@@azovandy14.88 exacly this! Not to mention the title has nothing to do with the story.

[@NicoleChorney]

I was a lifeguard once upon a time so these stories touch my former profession and my love of horror.

[@michelehardebeck4141]

The way you read your stories it’s so descriptive, thorough it’s awesome

[@lalaland962]

I just love your having your face on here! It's like someone sitting across from me telling me a story.

[@Memokkeen]

Still blows my mind that a horror narrator's KZbin comments are the most wholesome 😊 This was another great one!

[@hooks4638]

That was absolutely terrifying. I had to remind myself to breathe during parts of this. An Excellent job as always.

[@annemott6964]

Thanks for the heads up 👍✨️

[@elizbialek]

Thank you LH!! I love seeing you now in the stories. You are my favorite by far and getting to see you actually do the voices the way only you can do them has added an even better ambiance to your stories for me!!! Thank you thank you!!

[@kalynferguson2560]

I have never seen what you actually look like. Your voice and your appearance are amazingly well match.

[@lbarahonaaa]

Wow, I finally got to see my 😍 favorite narrator, besides having a god given voice he's smart and also handsome!! Gives me more of a reason to watch!!

[@FanfictionWoes]

I’m a commercial diver and quite frankly I’m terrified that I may be asked to do this one day. However if it needs to be done, it needs to be done.

[@tyncmorgan6209]

Also, you have an awesome job.

[@FanfictionWoes]

@@tyncmorgan6209 thank you! I quit the corporate world and switched it for this. Best decision I’ve ever made

[@minidude112]

Well no it does not. They could have easily waited, at least for some time. This was probably a government, military black site where time is more valued than human lives.

[@JesusistheonetrueGod]

Tell em I said no.

[@kool4209]

why dont you ask your superiors why they stopped all sea exploration and went into a empty space instead.

[@DawnDayPoe]

I love hearing your voice inflection and ever so slight background noise. You are one of the best storytellers I've heard in a long time. I will be back to listen for more storytime! Thanks!

[@davidclapper7293]

ALL THAT , and for …..what ? I want my , damn time…..back ! ! !

[@tashajohnson4129]

Excellent story. Nothing quite like the nightmare of being trapped underground!! The ending is definitely a nail biter. Nobody brings it like you L.H. thanks for all your supreme AWESOMENESS ❤

[@deadboylife6070]

“Underground in water “**😰

[@doggyfrienddoggyfriend9095]

Fantastic story and even greater narration! Thank you for showing your face, I always try to imagine what the narrator looks like! Keep up the great content!

[@petergreen96669]

I don't like looking at a person telling stories like this. I prefer to listen with my eyes closed.

[@plj2084]

​@@petergreen96669 DITTO 😌👍

[@kristinecollier9155]

That was horrifying!!! I only swim in a pool, I have a fear of drowning! I just love seeing you read!!!!

[@lorraineselby]

Another amazing tale. Your voice is so soothing, I originally found you looking for stories to help me sleep, but they are so enthralling that I don’t want to miss the end, so you keep me awake whilst I work from home 👏🏻🙏🤗

[@tehwicked1]

Lighthouse, love your stuff. Another quality installment from the best narrator on KZbin. Much appreciated, my friend. Be well and take care.

[@robuxyyyyyyyyyy4708]

4:37 A lake disappeared, thats definitely an emergency

[@joelceda3500]

Why? Emergency is when human lives are at stake. A lake vanishing into a sinkhole after an earthquake is just, well, geology. Or geophysics, I can never remember which.

[@AshaCattette]

Wow….this isn’t my first Lighthouse Horror video, however this is the first time I’ve ever seen your face…very cool to watch you narrate “live,” keep up the great work!

[@drownedharbour]

Such a good story- you’re quite the talented narrator !! Also I really like that we’ve got our wee window into you reading. Gives a comforting counterbalance to the creepiness of the stories, and a nice human touch to the whole thing!!

[@couchman-sw6jy]

I like that you move you facial expressions as if you’re the actual person you’re narrating. It’s acting! Thanks for the story lighthouse ❤

[@PontificusPinion]

What a pleasure to see you narrate and not just hear you. You've definitely one-upped the other channels.

[@ILikeFireify]

​@Norberto Fontanez kind of like you😊

[@visionbishop9517]

I can't finish this...I'ma have nightmares dammit! I'll comeback in morning

[@ILikeFireify]

@Norberto Fontanez We have to stop meeting like this.

[@alannah5882]

This was terrifying and something I believe could fully happen in real life considering there's so much of our ocean that's never been explored.

[@bigman7556]

Most of it is just pure nothingness.

[@lorettasearcy1471]

They say about 90% of it has never been explored.

[@deadboylife6070]

@@bigman7556”says the guy that lives up above”

[@TonboIV]

Unknown creatures are certainly possible, but big active predatory unknown creatures are just about impossible. A creature like that needs a lot of food, and of course there needs to be a big enough population to survive for millions of years. That's just not possible in a cave. There isn't enough energy available in a cave to support such creatures. The deep ocean is also quite a low energy environment.

[@ReigningWomban]

@@TonboIVyou underestimate God’s ability to create. 😮

[@sargeinamerica]

FANTASTIC!! Loved this one!! Thanks again brother as always you nailed it!! The writing was awesome,these folks should make animated videos with your narrations

[@puca7908]

Man, that one was very disturbing! I hate deep water, plus I cannot swim. Basically, this story is the stuff of my nightmares! This is the first time I have ever actually seen you! I was completely off on what I'd thought you would look like! Lol, 30 years ago, I'd have definitely been interested in listening to your stories in person!

[@OdinSmilesRavensLaugh72051]

Your not alone man, I'm 34 years old and still can't swim nor do I want to.... I'd rather float in space than be lost at sea

[@redoksunflower]

Heck I'm 50 and can't swim nor want to. If water is above my waist I start panicking

[@petergreen96669]

That was smooth Puca. 👍

[@heckusay5703]

What you wait for l was scared of water once , l got brave, it is awesome l ended up scuba diving and ship wreck diving , then went to college and had a class on Oceanography, then underwater photography, it is a wonderful feeling, remember everyone is in a water for 9 months before you are born

[@TypeZeta2]

I can swim and I despise deep water especially deep water where I can’t see what’s below me or my feet

[@FlagBoi]

For the million people asking: The screen is meant to be blurred. It just used to have the narrator on screen. I'm assuming he just blurred it because it was old footage.

[@AceBreakz]

That was a great story, I could definitely feel the tension and fear in that final scene in the cave. Excellent job with the perfeomance as well...

[@jeremysmith7888]

My first experience with lighthouse horror, at first I thought it was a real story, I'm not into horror fiction however I was captivated, great story

[@1861gemini]

Thank you for this audiobook. I am scared of diving since I had a bad experience but still go to the water but only chest deep. Thanks also for putting a face to the voice, I love the way you read the books, great voice.

[@rouguedissidia]

Utterly speechless. I. Love. This. Every scenario outdoing the previous one right up till the end. I was gripping my bed covers so tightly and pulling them up bit by bit as the story progressed till I was almost covering my face. Please sir, I need MOAR. I hungy. Feed me.

[@rosemaryorlando3110]

I love watching you tell the stories! You are by far the best narrator on KZbin! Thanks again for another great story! ❤

[@j.vi-geant6784]

Wow, that made my skin crawl, due diligence was not properly performed. If that woman wanted it explored so badly SHE should have gone herself. Life lesson. Well done, as usual

[@KingDennisJensen]

Time to hop into my warm bed and turn this up. Always love your narrations just before bed!

[@randolph7214]

Almost had to turn this one off from the anxiety! Lol. Epic story and outstanding narration. 👏🏻

[@nonablouin2606]

You look comfortable doing the video read now . I love looking at the bubble's under the water 💦🌊 it's different then the other stories lately thank you for the new bedtime story lighthouse.

[@JustSomeGuywithEpicGrasses]

The bubble's what?

[@DonnaStaton2413]

This is my first story of yours. You have a new subscriber here. The narration with your soothing voice is awesome. I'm so looking forward to listening to a lot more of these stories.. THANX

[@lunathesiberianhuskyandfri9532]

I don’t know what it is about your voice, but it’s perfect for this. Your different accents, characters etc are spot on too. Actually watching you tell the story is something I’ve never seen another channel do either. I’m still in awe of the 5 hour cryptid experiment story you did… Keep up the good work, from across the pond in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (UK)

[@onsitenerd]

Dude what my brain had decided what you look like based only on voice vs reality is very differently. Great story and phenomenal narration (as usual). Thank you for what you do.

[@kimsandlin5286]

I always love underwater horror stories! Thanks, LH! 🌊🐈‍⬛🕷🕸🦇💀

[@Adam-kk7nw]

Wait is this really true story?

[@stickyy_fingaas]

I love deep sea and ocean horror stories too. A good book on that category is Shadow over Innsmouth by H.P. Lovecraft, its one of my favourites. Also The Temple is an interesting little story by him.

[@bluedelerium]

@@Adam-kk7nw I don’t know wtf I’m doing here if it’s not true. I’m not into fiction...

[@BringDHouseDown]

@@Adam-kk7nw I think it might be real, because considering the location, beneath West Virginia is an entrace to what is apparently a pre-historic ocea, the 400 million year old Iapetus Ocean, it used to be where the Atlantic was? but you know, tectonic shifts, plates moving, sinking and rising, and the ocean itself was thrown under what is the Appalachian mountains today.....and there has been a BUNCH of cave networks detected below the crust, apparently there's a bunch of oceans down there, caverns miles wide not just tunnels but just..."pockets" the size of countries or continents, literal oceans is what I mean. Could anything be alive down there? I don't see why not.

[@reefsroost696]

​@@Adam-kk7nw of course not

[@krishaskin8809]

Excellent story!!! Really enjoying the new format. Good to see the man behind the curtain. Keep up the good work.

[@tygereyes]

Great story! Narrated in such a wonderful way.

[@cindywannamaker5299]

My favorite storyteller! And after all this time I finally know what you look like too. So nice to put a face to the voice!

[@c.p.4132]

I love your stories! Your inflections are always spot in and your voice is soothing. I had to check out this newest one as soon as I saw it pop up!!

[@kervinlabonne734]

Uuoii Ok 6

[@petergreen96669]

​@@kervinlabonne734 what language is that?

[@andreah4172]

Really enjoying seeing you tell these stories, lovely to put a face to your amazing voice 😊

[@Jath2112]

Like many others have said... nothing compares to a lighthouse horror upload. You are the best one. Many are wonderful... but none are like you.

[@VG-rj8pn]

Hands stinky boots so you can lick them

[@Jespa_007]

Have you checked out “The Paranormal Scholar” 🤔

[@anklemania]

I'm loving the "live" reads! The video backing is a nice touch for those who watch and listen.

[@j0917DW]

Between you and Morgan Freeman, I could listen to you read a cook book 😂. You do amazing storytelling and just a great tone that keeps you interested

[@sharamrock2580]

Comparing this guy with Morgan Freeman???? I shouldn't even ...

[@deniseeggleson7461]

I agree with you and Morgan Freeman is a awesome narrator he has such a distinct voice😳. This man I like as well he's very good at narrating☺️

[@deniseeggleson7461]

What a nail biting story 😳😳😳🤦. The thought of being in deep dark water scares me especially in the ocean we have only discovered 5% of our ocean waters ( don't quote me on that percentage🙄). There are I'm sure hundred of thousands of critters maybe more 🤷we haven't even discovered and I'm sure there are creepy critters like he is describing in this story in the deepest part of our oceans and with the oceans warming in the deep it forces the ocean animals to relocate to better temps that they are more comfortable and that brings undiscovered critters closer.☝️😮. I believe for every disease in our world there is a cure somewhere in our oceans☝️. There's more than you realize in our deepest oceans not just ocean critters😳☝️. But anyway I enjoyed this story I was sad when his friend was caught by the alien critter. That surely is no way to die. And the feeling of running out of air not knowing which way to go and a critter chasing you not knowing which way it will be coming from and stoping from air in an air pocket the size of a cave hearing a hungry monster I think I would just die!!!!!!🙆🤦🤦🤦🤦🙇🙇🙇🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@deniseeggleson7461]

I will never swim in dark water wether it be the ocean or a lake or a river☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️🤷🤷🤷

[@j0917DW]

@@deniseeggleson7461 ocean is scary when you can no longer see the bottom or later in the evening!!!

[@CNinjaa]

Hey, it's great to put a face to your name. Your voice matches what I'd imagine youd look like to a surprising degree 😊 Thanks for all your hard work and effort in bringing these stories to life!

[@austinwhite3132]

I don’t really see the point of his face being shown when it’s a audio story , you don’t stare at someone’s face when listening to a audio book

[@ellisflowers5867]

Yeah it was my favourite channel for stories before the face reveal, I don't like seeing the narrator as it takes me out of the immersion of the characters he voices. I hide the screen now. I use to listen to these all day everyday, now it's rarely.

[@DCG1276cnc]

You're our favorite narrator. You really bring us into the stories. Thank you.

[@deneballantine6816]

Wonderfully told tale! As a seasoned and experienced SCUBA diver, I had moments of incredulity but found the entire story very entertaining.

[@decoy8645]

So glad you were able to enjoy the story without picking it apart on technicalities . Nothing wrong with saying some parts were a bit incredulous, you did it in a good way unlike what some have done. You weren’t nasty about it and still told him you enjoyed the work he did. Just don’t understand why some folks feel it necessary to be so ugly towards content creators.

[@sholem_bond]

@decoy8645 LH isn't the one writing the stories (most creepypasta narration channels aren't). He's doing the narration and he/his team are making the videos, and they're all doing great work. Picking apart the story isn't a reflection on this channel, it's a reflection on the original creepypasta author (and really not even them; criticism isn't hate).

[@Sarah-Lou91]

Perfect timing! I’ve just finished catching up with all your ones from this month! 😊

[@gingersnapps]

Why dont you do animations with the stories anymore i love those ❤ as well as all the stories you have completely changed my life i can sleep so well listening to your narrations!! I have had troubles getting to sleep for 30 YEARS !! now i feel so much better THANK YOU❤❤❤

[@ifade2black2]

I like your face. So much cuter than I had imagined 😮. Love your narrations and have for a long time!😊

[@Brasileirale]

Not me finding another channel to be obsessed about 😂 great story and loved the way you narrated it. I was terrified without even being there. Keep it up!

[@seawatersoul333]

You really did this story such satisfying justice, are these real? If they are it cant be easy for you to deliver them so well. ♡

[@elainam3892]

The excitement to find a new update is making me bounce of the walls haha. Thank you so very much. ❤️‍🔥

[@shadowcat1010]

It is so nice to see you reading! I loved the story. Sure makes me NOT wanna go diving anytime soon 😂

[@aprilvalleyvamp1334]

WOW😃😃!! That was awesome, and I'm SOOO glad I tripped across y'all!! I couldn't agree with 'Renegade's' comment below!! I love listening to stories, but I'm finding it harder and harder to find narrators who actually tell the story like it's happened to them, but now I've found you!! Awesome job😍!! Thank you!!

[@LarryLMelton]

I was a rescue diver, although we should have been called recovery divers. By the time we were call to the scene, it was long past rescue. However, because of the depths and times we spent underwater, we received a lot of training on dive times to reduce the possibility of decompression sickness, otherwise known as the bends. The reason this story sounds fishy (no pun intended) is the depth they believed they were at and the amount of time. No mention was made about having to enter a hyperbaric chamber, not when Nora was airlifted out, nor when the surviving diver was rescued. A diver surfacing under those conditions would have immediately been medivac to the nearest hyperbaric chamber. This would have thing on a diver’s mind, both then and later. No mention of this at any time. If you are going to tell a scary story with that much detail, at least be true to the facts. Larry from Texas

[@zaynes5094]

It's definitely not real, I have other deep sea diving stories that are creepy as hell. This seems just like a normal creepypasta. Creepypastas are creepy, but they're not as terrifying as the real deep sea diving horror stories. I remember hearing a story about a guy who was a Naval diver who worked on different rigs and oil rigs after his service. He told the story to his nephew who actually told the story, this happened to the uncle back in 2011 apparently, and he said what he saw he almost couldn't believe. He said he was down there periodically throughout the week, working on a specific section of the rig, away from the rest of the group, and he felt something bump his tank, he turned around, upon the 3rd hard bump, feeling something repeatedly bumping his back, seeing something resembling a giant Octopus with a large head and big long tentacles. But he said it was different somehow, it then began to shift forms and faster and faster it span, until it seemingly put him into a trance, where he couldn't move a muscle nor could he look away from this thing, weightless but also feeling like lead, and then he had these thoughts of his wife and kids at home, a young son and an 5 year old daughter, his beautiful wife and her job as a teacher, educating the future, him and his sometimes suffocating jobs. Then, seemingly as if it could read his mind or see the images of this diver's life. The thing stopped, it stopped changing colors and shapes, he was once more out of the trance, and he said it looked at him once more before shooting off into the ocean and disappeared. He began to get a nasty headache and soon after had to call it quits, he said he quit that job that same day and refused to go back into that spot. He didn't know any octopus that large, at that depth in the ocean where he was, and being able to put him into a trance? It was something that stuck with him. He also couldn't think of anything rational about the way the thoughts of his family and kids were in his mind, and seemingly somehow, this creature knew what he was thinking about and the images he was conjuring up were somehow being soaked up by this thing. Now I don't know if it's all true, or mostly fiction with some truth, but either way that's a terrifying feeling not being able to move on your own will, having something that looks familiar but is completely foreign, the Uncanny Valley theory comes to mind. Him being in a trance like that, and then all of a sudden the thing stops and then just goes away, it seems to be that there are things out there that we don't know could be real. Like the fact an unidentified Octopus that can shapeshift and change colors at will, just to put a prey into a trance-like state.

[@LarryLMelton]

@@zaynes5094 I'm not sure what to say. I've been around long enough, and I've seen things in my military and civilian career to say, never say never, however, there are inconvertible facts that governed every scary story told. To be truly frightening, there must be an element of truth from which the Implausible springs. I'm not an expert on octopuses, so I did a bit of research. The maximum depth an octopus can dive depends on the species, but some species have been observed diving to depths of 500-1000 meters. The Dumbo octopus, for example, was found just shy of 7,000 meters down (4.3 miles). The common octopus can reach a depth of about 688 feet (210 meters). So for him to say Octopuses don't go that deep is a bit misleading. I'm not sure what gear the former Navy divers was using in the above story, but it is possible that he was working at a depth of 1000 feet or less, providing he was a SAT diver. It didn't sound like he was, but there was not enough detail in the story to say for sure. I will say this, SAT divers don't come and go from their dive. They spend, not hours, but days in a pressurized chamber to prevent decompression sickness. But thanks for the story. Larry from Texas

[@LarryLMelton]

@Buggy_Boy_ Good to know. Thanks.

[@carolyndee4565]

All l can say is "WOW"! I found myself holding my breath. Refused to move as l wanted to know the ending to this story. My goodness, that guy was so so lucky!

[@lauriediorio574]

Great story! I was literally feeling claustrophobic listening to you!!! 😱

[@peterheppler5731]

Is left half of the screen supposed to be blurred

[@FeedMeSalt]

Yeah for a split second i thought i was having a stroke or a migraine was a second away from punching me in the head with a 12 pound hammer. Honestly that was the most effective jump scare i have had in a long time 😆

[@cabral6824]

I was wondering the same thing

[@TheCentipede_21]

Based on oher comments it seems like the narrator showed his face? People didn't like it or something

[@copycatcraftsbyjill3008]

You are the absolute best. I so enjoy each and every one of your stories. Thank you for all the hard work you do to calm and soothe us with your narrations.

[@leejones1041]

Narration is right, he didn't write this.

[@copycatcraftsbyjill3008]

​@lee jones yes, I didn't mean to imply he wrote the stories he narrates. I listen to more narrators then I wish to admit too. He is by far the most national narrator out of all of them. And that is not easy. Kudos to him.

[@Jesswithlessstress]

I love it! You look so different and at the same time similar to what I imagined you look like. Thanks for putting a face to the stories.

[@Cuiasodo]

I know the threat about "never touching a glass of water again" was about his diving career and how the woman would make sure he'd never get work again, but wouldn't it be hilarious if she was some kind of secret water police and the threat was more literal 😂

[@joelceda3500]

"Dip your toe in a bucket" might have been more apt for diving.

[@mamakitty6549]

Seeing your face makese feel like you're actually reading to me rather than me just listening to a story... I love it ❤

[@justinwilson4317]

Your voice is awesome. I’ve been listening to you for years now. Never stop!!!!!

[@nailgirl94]

I wish you had, like, a million 1 hour + stories!! LMAO Please don’t take this comment as creepy, I in NO WAY mean it in a creepy way! 😊 but I’d rather listen to your videos over anyone else. The rate of speed you use when narrating, your even tone & perfect inflections are just so good, so perfect. I understand the longer narrations take a toll on narrators, but omg they are so good & I love them!!! LOL *sorry for any typos, I’m laying down, trying to go to sleep & my eye balls are blurry af!! Eye-balls & sleepiness do not mix well, lmao

[@nursenicole222]

No way is that creepy.it’s just true. He is one of the best narrators I’ve heard and I don’t just listen to KZbinrs. I have hundreds of audiobooks, so I’m constantly listening to books and stories. This guy is it. People should be paying him too $$$ for narrations.

[@violagentsch]

When you see a fish swimming by upside-down, that means you're upside-down. I guess

[@shanetadlock4440]

Man, im glad to see your face after all these hours and months.... Feels like i know you personally. You look about 65% like i thought you do in my mind ,as i listen to you. Which is way above average. Love the voice ! Keep it up

[@michaelheurkens4538]

Great story and very well narrated. It reminded me of the old radio theatre shows before television like "The Shadow". Well done!

[@metaltwister2536]

Wow what an amazing storytelling experience! Now my right ankle hurts. Great story. I’m hooked, liked and subscribed. Ready for some more spookiness.

[@DrSass-gd1bl]

Cool idea for showing yourself as you read. Very nice long-story find also, and as always, you read it very nicely.

[@3RAN7ON]

Great to see you in that little box narrating real time! I like this change to your videos :-)

[@SaintPatrick1970]

No, it’s distracting from the story!

[@seungoppaa]

The level of energy in the tone of voice is just right, not too soft and not to exaggerated, way better than Mr creepypasta. Lighthouse is my fave

[@_TP_101]

Really really enjoying listening to you and being able to watch you narrate...you're the best LH! Thank You

[@kyleighwadsworth892]

this is even more chilling to hear after the whole submersible titanic incident 🙈

[@deborahhoffman426]

A most excellent story and so very well read. Thank you Lighthouse.

[@onearmedwolf6512]

Awesome narration of an interesting story. I can tell it wasnt written by a diver especially not a technical diver. No chance would they enter a cave with a surface supplied hose. So many things just scream non diver. Still a fun story

[@marknichols3823]

Thanks for your amazing narrations!

[@marilyntredinnick356]

That was an amazing story and you tell it so well. You make the other story tellers pale by comparison. Always excited to see that you have posted a new story.

[@darkiss4428]

I am loving you showing your face while reading and thank you so much for the new video i always love your work!

[@SaintPatrick1970]

Anyone with common literature sense does not love a talking head within the video…..🙄

[@darkiss4428]

@@SaintPatrick1970 you shouldnt overlook the artists attempts to please his fans the stories dont really have much video so if you dont wanna watch you don't have to its got nothing to do with literary i know i personally love watching him read so do many fans of this channel its amazing to see who is bringing you such joy when you find something you love

[@SaintPatrick1970]

@@darkiss4428 Yea everyone loves it so much that no other narrator does it? Makes perfect sense😂

[@prettybwillowbee7584]

I like the way you tell stories you get straight to the point ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯🌞 IS THIS A TRU STORY??? If this story is tru, the military knew it was down there ..

[@alexsky9345]

This is fantastic, Lighthouse

[@birdyy2j515]

Not sure but it seems you are the only "big" narrator that willingly puts a face to the voice, you do good work man. Much appreciated bro!

[@VstoLrde]

Oooh, boy! A deep sea horror story! I'm so excited! *Blub, blub, monsters! You're gonna need a bigger R'lyeh!🦈*

[@verawalters6673]

😂😂

[@jeremysmith7888]

Great writing and excellent presentation to me it seemed like a real story being recalled by someone who has had 20 years to process and come to grips with the experience 😅I want more, I have never liked fictional horror stories, but I now have a new interest, thank you

[@locasiare]

Wow what a Story Thank you for sharing this with us you are a great Storyteller 🙏🏼😊