r/Letsnotmeet - My Encounter with the Baseline Killer! Scary Reddit Stories

r/Letsnotmeet has some of the most unbelievable stories on all of Reddit! This subreddit has real-life stories with scary people who you do NOT want to meet... EVER! Even just reading these stories made me a little bit freaked out. It's lucky that the OP in the first story survived to make the post at all, because things could have ended very, very differently from that insane let's not meet encounter!
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[@rSlash]

This video is very different from the stuff I usually publish. Do you want to see more videos like this, or should I stick to funny / lighthearted stuff?

[@Marmora015]

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[@obamalovesyou6376]

YOO

[@iammatt06]

rSlash sure

[@luciano4886]

rSlash definitely a change, I don’t mind it

[@bradyh1782]

Do a variety! Like Monday-Friday are the usuals, but the weekends are something new!

[@jacobocto1422]

That lady knew how to get the crowd on her side. She's done this before. I shudder to think of why.

[@kwhitewinter7088]

why would someone even want to do that it makes me wonder what goes through there head

[@solared]

@@kwhitewinter7088 human trafficking and sexual slavery

[@kwhitewinter7088]

@@solared I know what those are what i ment was why would anyone do that all in the first place ( I know mantle diseases but that dosnt mean crap with this even of they do have something like that they should still have the same punishments)

[@shazfarman359]

This lady knew that she could take the baby and as long as the dad looked like the aggressor she would win, it was all one big manipulation because she knew the common expectations and assumptions people would have so she could get them on her side, which is frankly terrifying.

[@HappyDayZ0]

@@shazfarman359 its because women are percieved as the weaker and innocent sex and they are more believed then men. As far as the crowd knows this man was attacking her and her child.

[@elcompa01]

the baby one pissed me off. especially cause that woman got away. smh

[@Spyro757]

Don’t forget that the people are retarded as hell in not using their hands

[@MystfireStudio]

@@Spyro757 never underestimate the stupidity of large groups.

[@montyp6283]

its likely not real...

[@anthonynunez409]

@@montyp6283 I wish

[@kiddfaith4397]

sean hufty I’m more concerned with them not using their brains.😡

[@emileefisher4253]

After listening to the kidnapping story, I ended up just crying to my partner. That was honestly one of the hardest stories I've ever listened to, because she could have just taken the baby and gotten away with it all because she was a woman and he was a man. The guy got hurt because of it and she just----- left. He had to watch in torment as he was held down to be kept from getting to his daughter as she's taken away. And if the mom hadn't been there, She (the baby) would be gone. And something about that shattered my heart.

[@Zakaria-bz7vd]

Yeah its kinda just sad how people will just believe it and let her go without anything

[@bizar7130]

Emilee Fisher those idiots automatically believed the woman. If you don’t know, call the POLICE! Don’t friggin assault someone who could be innocent. Just stop both of them from leaving.

[@cyqry]

@@bizar7130 The thing is, they DID call the Police. The kick to the ribs was way out of line but restraining a criminal until Police arrives does more to put them behind bars than simply answering questions... most of the time, Police won't follow up if the crook is gone. But they should have kept the woman there too and restrained her... she would've screamed just as much as the guy did about it being her kid, but realistically they have no way to tell who was telling the truth. I'm more pissed off about the fact they just let her walk away... hell, if it weren't for the mother, I'm pretty sure all those guys could have been charged with being complicit to child abduction. Would've learnt a very hard lesson that women can be criminals too.

[@bizar7130]

@@cyqry exactly that’s my point. Stop both of them or stop none of them. Preferably the former.

[@tangerinetech5300]

if only people actually adhered to the whole innocent until proven guilty thing

[@SMAXZO]

Also, I don't give a crap if that man was convinced he's right. BREAKING A GUY'S RIBS IS NOT OK. I'd press charges for assault.

[@deballen7031]

I agree in this instance. The husband was on the ground at this point, it was totally unnecessary and it came across like the guy was happy to find a chance to be excessively violent in the moment. Add to that none of the people had the sense to insist that the police are on the scene before ANYONE leaves? If the worst had happened would all those other people be done for aiding and abetting in a kidnap situation? The I think about it the more it boggles the mind!

[@somaplay]

They made an update, they did press charges at the end.

[@irochristodoulou6505]

​@@somaplayGood.

[@EmeraldKnight4611]

Murder: can I talk to you? Girl: NO! *shuts the window* Murder: aww.... *walks off sadly*

[@epic7783]

Amel Heronemus plot twist, the girl is actually the serial killer and smoking inside her house and the guy wanted a cuddle.

[@ChaseMoneyNotViews]

I got it up to 666 likes and I've never felt more accomplished

[@aless2906]

@@epic7783 Who knows, maybe it was Hosuh

[@epic7783]

Yolo Prod _you never know_

[@aless2906]

@@epic7783 As long as it wasn't Stephen from Danplan who wanted that hug, it's pretty safe... Or Jay for all that matters

[@Lavend3rK0i]

The last one is genuinely terrifying. That could've easily ended in the baby being kidnapped. I'm just glad it turned out okay!

[@inufan129087]

@16bit Classics not just the child, but the whole family. Its sick that the kidnapper got away with it.

[@michaelmahan9332]

But that's the thing. It didn't turn out ok. The woman got away and we have no idea if she's been doing this a lot, by how she was so confident tells me she's does it before, and might do it again.

[@_bewitchedbyyaz]

Michael Mahan it’s shit like this that terrifies me as a mother. My son despite not looking like me only calls me mommy and hates strangers in public. It’s my new baby on the way I’m worried about. I’ll make it a point to never go out with both alone in public

[@rice_bullets]

EEEEE I SCARED DO NOT LOOK AT THE WINDOW DO NOT LOOK AT THE WINDOW DO NOTTTTTT LOOK AT THE WINDOW

[@creepywaffles4783]

She could have been a known kidnapper and those police and people just make me angry they should have considered the pictures on his phone I know that he worded it wrong but he had to have some resemblance to the baby and they just let her walk off with the chance that he could be right and after everything they still gave him dirty looks and the police were not doing what they should have and should have been fired especially if both parents were present and one of them must’ve had resembled the baby if not both and they were not concerned with the woman and it just makes me sick because who knows how often it happens it could be more often then the world knows and the babies and the parents lives get ruined and if he was shopping alone or if the mom was still shopping it just makes me sick

[@zcrib3]

Should've pressed charges. Their baby got almost stolen. Who cares what you thought. Actions matter.

[@jawo8754]

100% agreed. Should've pressed assault and assistance with attempted kidnapping charges against everyone who assaulted the husband. What's the saying, the steps to hell are paved with good intentions.

[@clovermakescontent4487]

@10,000 Subscribers With 0 Videos Challenge Shame on you! Now I laughed and going to hell!

[@Vearru]

100% agree. And if they are so worried about not being nice they should’ve at least had the guy pay them for any expenses they may incite due to the medical bills or lost work hours. Kicking someone like that is still assault and absolutely never is okay.

[@johnflowers7409]

Agree. " but you will discourage others" Yep, don't attack someone without knowing why. Happy to discourage that.

[@TheRusty]

*Creepy tapping at **4:15** in the morning* Girl: "THIS IS JUST LIKE MY BOYFRIEND!" Lady you need to lift your standards a little bit.

[@leoowin]

@10,000 Subscribers With 0 Videos Challenge probably but at 4:15 in the morning it's a bit too much

[@natalieshort8364]

Even if it was my (none existing) boyfriend I would be scared. Just in case it wasnt

[@just4funyay804]

"I told a serial killer to f off" *Bravery 100*

[@leev5989]

Tap tap tap... 👤can i talk to you... about why you deleted my comment?

[@disconnectedjellyfish5729]

also NOT A MORNING PERSON 100

[@KrazyKolaMan]

She rolled 20

[@Rekhan4242]

Nah, clear example of rolling a 20 for an Intimidation check!

[@absoluteunit8518]

Speech 100

[@emmote77]

Why in the baby story did nobody stop the woman kidnapper from leaving? Either the man was trying to steal the baby like she said or she was trying to steal the baby like the man said. In both cases it's the scene of the crime and nobody should be allowed to leave. Those bystanders were idiots. NEVER ASSUME!

[@darianbarber3763]

Yeah it's mob mantality at work. It's not about evidence and due process but he said she said.

[@maricampari3970]

Agreed, it's disgusting

[@frogcoin6392]

Alice May Disagree, the man had good intentions and was doing what he thought was right for the baby. If he had pressed charges the man might never be a good person again, scared of being punished

[@frogcoin6392]

It’s because of stereotypes. Oh, that small neat woman. She MUST be the parent. It couldn’t POSSIBLY be that MAN in a DEADPOOL shirt. He is a creep.

[@maricampari3970]

@@frogcoin6392 agree. It wasn't that man at fault and he shouldn't be punished for acting on instinct. But I hope he was surprised and learned a permanent lesson from this unfortunate event.

[@batlord7690]

The story where the bystanders were inadvertently supporting a kidnapper just destroys my faith in the human race & I fully believe that we are all doomed.

[@natetheskate9948]

This is why I learn self defense and learn how to use weapons. If I ever get kids, I will use every method at my disposal to defend them, no matter how many people stand in my way.

[@cyqry]

@@natetheskate9948 Unfortunately, I don't think self defense would've helped him here. A lot of people surrounding him believing he's at fault, attacking the woman screaming "help me" would've just made it worse. And judging from his inability to say he had family photos with him, I'll bet he would not have been in control enough to actual use his skills.

[@natetheskate9948]

@@cyqry I disagree, a knife or a gun would have been a great deterrent. And martial arts would have at least allowed me to break a few of those idiots bones.

[@cyqry]

@@natetheskate9948 And you think none of these guys would be equally as armed? You start fighting back, they're gonna think you're guilty and trying to escape and double down on their efforts.

[@natetheskate9948]

@@cyqry Not many people are armed, and I don't care, if they are taking my baby, I won't let anyone, ANYONE get in my way.

[@Auricix]

Murder: can I talk to you Girl: NO HOW DARE YOU DISTURB MY SLEEP me: this girl is my sprit animal

[@lennox4713]

off topic question but why does your pfp exist

[@livingblackcatproductions3084]

What is your profile picture

[@jasonrosenberger4239]

wtf is ur pfp its cursed

[@mobiusstripper7279]

He definitely needs to work on his approach.

[@troytab6089]

"I don't think anythings scarier than a serial killer tapping on the outside of the window" A serial killer tapping on the inside of your window.

[@Corvus__]

(Spartan kicks serial killer out of second floor window)

[@akashijamoka]

@@Corvus__ you are the future

[@arishahussain6029]

Thanks alot now I can't sleep

[@Corvus__]

@@arishahussain6029 Don't worry. I'll spartan kick him out of the second floor window!

[@arishahussain6029]

@@Corvus__ yay :D

[@Kirschi__]

That one with the baby made me furious. That's exactly the reason why I'd *always* make sure, that *everyone* involved would stay until the police arrives. The alleged suspect(s) as well as the alleged victim(s).

[@Pogohontas.]

@@firemoonalice3117 oh trust me, you can't escape the nature of the universe. She'll reap what she's sown

[@botermb6559]

@@firemoonalice3117 man that would be the best

[@AventuroPlays]

@@Pogohontas. As in "be kidnapped herself"? That would be some karmic justice alright

[@Temdie]

i punched a giant hole in my wall oops

[@heretyk_1337]

Kirschi_ finally some smart comment about it. Look above. Some of those people... "If i was there, i would use telepathy and would knew right away who`s the bad guy, or in that instance: bad girl" Same people, who would bitch moan and complain about lack of empathy, if in similar situation nobody would react... There is awesome example of that somwhere on youtube: woman was riding a metro in London, or something, and some guy was really aggressive toward her. And "she didn`t know what to do, and nobody helped her..."(equality, cunt! Deal with it on your own), until some Eastern European guy helped her- because East of Germany, over here there still are men, who think that helping woamn is a man`s duty, pride and joy... Anyway she basically said something like: i don`t blame that guy, he clearly has some problems, but there were two english men, and they pretended that they see notihng... So basically she blames two guys, who knew that they can get into trouble, because she`d sue their ass later back into stone age- sexual harassment, or some shit. But the guy who attacked her- that guy is practically INNOCENT in her eyes... "Oh, yes i got stabbed. I don`t blamethe man, he clearly needed those money for drugs. I blame society"... I hope those people won`t breed And then everyone is surprised that people don`t want to help, or are confused- who needs help

[@chickenthecannibal7344]

Police: *ask questions if the woman thought the husband did something wrong* Op: SHE SAID MY CHILD WAS HERS!

[@kaitlindunn2572]

*two serial killers loose in the city* OP: I'll just leave my window open...

[@jonathantylerdesign]

Exactly when she said that part I was like WTF you doing!?

[@I_the_Taco]

greattttttttt ideaaaaaaaaa!

[@c.a.2945]

Fresh air is for deadpeople

[@bostonrailfan2427]

which made no sense at alll

[@karenhuggins84]

OMFG, THE BABY STORY HAS ME SO WORKED UP!

[@kingpin1982]

Same here, I get dirty looks sometimes when I take my 12yo foster sister to the shops.

[@mira55x-planetnalzena15]

@Tsuyu Asui yep never take Tsu's frogs... they're her babies and she'll likely kick your ass for it if you do ;)

[@jtodd1169]

Karen Huggins this baby story has been told in a different video

[@sherbetlemon6198]

I'm usually quite passive, but that baby stealing woman has me in the mood where I want to swear up and down, as well as break something.

[@livingblackcatproductions3084]

WHAT BABY THING!!!

[@jordynfs2000]

Wait. So they STILL believed he was trying to kidnap the baby after the woman who was actually trying to kidnap it abandoned it??? WTF is wrong with people??? "Oh she dropped the baby and drove away but obviously the man was the one trying to kidnap the baby"

[@burmessafox3939]

He was still getting dirty looks by some of them after that

[@KanriKaenan]

It's one of the greatest faults of the "mob". "What you see is all there is" is what drives the majority and they don't even think about questioning it. What really pisses me off is how they managed to misconstruct "I have pictures of the baby". Seriously? The first thing any even remotely sensible person in this situation would do is try to present evidence of their parentage - and he gets kicked in the ribs for it? Whoever the assailant was should've definitely been charged for it because that man is, even out of blind foolishness, a danger.

[@pineappletree50]

Because in 2019 every man is a potential paedophile/rapist. You can blame society for not telling feminists to fuck off years ago.

[@junko4166]

Men are second class citizens in the current year. That's just how it is.

[@natnatthenat]

Wayne Morgan literally what is wrong with all of you

[@stupidbluegoblin77]

That last story actually caused my anxiety to spike. That's terrifying, to think that someone could be restrained and beaten for trying to save their own child is just... sick.

[@TWISTYCOMET]

if the man had gone to grocery store by himself his child would have been abducted and he would have gone to prison for attempting to kidnap a child

[@kwhitewinter7088]

a child that was his, and wheres the evidence check? the cops should have checked the cameras

[@harlensdestruction7115]

Yeah. That second one was super frustrating. The fucking double standards are infuriating.

[@PumpkinDealer]

No he would’nt have. He or his wife would have eventually proven that he is the father.

[@harlensdestruction7115]

Pumpkin Guy not before that psycho bitch was in the next county over. Who knows how far she could have gone before they could prove it (which might take days to weeks sometimes).

[@PumpkinDealer]

@Just Me. The cops would have checked the cameras atleast in a few hours so she would’nt have gone so far and gangsta zombie said that the guy would be in prison and people are not just thrown in prison but they’re thrown in jail before the trial. I’m not sure if gansta zombie ment jail or prison but I assumed he meant prison when I wrote my comment (I’m still not sure witch one he meant)

[@amandaketchum9740]

That last one pissed me off so much urgh. Especially how no one was suspicious towards the said mother when she didn't try to get her child back from the actual mother.

[@maatonne]

What´s sad is that even the real mother was relieved after seeing the woman with her child.

[@lourdesirlanda6099]

Same here!

[@thelivingliver6715]

Liomar Baru poor woman was confused until it was almost too late

[@EmmaSpAce111]

killer shows up: 'I'm gonna be creepy' Person they woke up: WHo THe fUcK DIStuRbeD mY sLEeP?! Killer: you know what? Nvm.

[@audenscolourfulhell4226]

Emma SpAce 😂😂

[@pidgeon8522]

Me tho

[@mayapal2747]

@@pidgeon8522 same YOU DISTERB MY SLEEP I KEEP YOU UP AT NIGHT!!!

[@whosgodatheismbelike3505]

You NEVER disturb someone's sleep EVER if it was me that dude was getting stabbed on the spot

[@-soulfulbunny-4277]

Emma SpAce sleepy people are more scary then killers

[@TheOtherSideoftheLookingGlass]

OH. MY. GOD!!! That 2nd story has switched my 'Mama Bear' mode TO. THE. *MAX.* AND I'M NOT EVEN A PARENT!!!! 😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬

[@seangreen9810]

Are you angry by the double standard or the woman

[@TheOtherSideoftheLookingGlass]

@@seangreen9810 Both.

[@user-qy5si4gz1k]

@@TheOtherSideoftheLookingGlass same.

[@VyvienneEaux]

I was lying in bed going super saiyan 😅

[@TJ-hg6op]

Unlock your inner Karen, unleash the disgusting power of destruction...!

[@illyGalSloth]

The last story actually had me really anxious, lol. That could have gone MUCH worse.... I'm glad the baby is okay.

[@vincentjenei]

Whats worse is considering she pulled it off so convincingly it might not have been the first time.

[@generictimestamperstupendi9021]

Holy shit youre right

[@kendra_t]

She might be involved in human trafficking.

[@SevCaswell]

@@kendra_t more than likely, unfortunatly in America there is a massive kidnapping problem of babies up to college kids, this a more slaves in America now than there was at the hight of the Black Slave Trade, and now the slaves are mostly white midle-class kids.

[@samanthadegroot7749]

Well, now Imma have nightmares. Thanks buddy.

[@mop3246]

@Sturm und Drang That was hella dramatic........

[@Sacara13]

Rslash: reads first story Me: * scared robot noises *

[@bobcat_named_bob]

O god 666 likes aaaaaaaaaaaAaAAaaA

[@satanisananimeboy8022]

It's so heartbreaking how easy it is for women to get away with kidnapping a child, if it was my kid I wouldn't have been able to fight back because I'm a male and that feeling hurts

[@oricoriopauenthusiast]

Oh yeah, because if a man dares to raise his hand against a woman he's a horrible, sexist abuser. Even in self defence. God I hate society.

[@observingrogue7652]

What the F are you talking about? I would have killed her. One hand on the carriage, other hand putting my knife in her neck. She wouldn't have gotten a word out. Would have sat back down with my child, or put the knife away and walk inside, looking for my wife. Do not be weak with evil people like that.

[@Sevencatsinatrenchcoat]

Yeah, it's really unfair how easy it is

[@iamlordstarbuilder5595]

I would’ve pulled out my Glock and took out her leg, then call the police myself and stay on the scene until they arrive, then press charges.

[@JamesSmith-gm7fm]

It's even more scary to know how common it is

[@yopi_yopi]

Gosh. It's so easy though, you arrest everyone, request the birth certificate with identities and bam, you arrest the baby kidnapper.

[@alexballstoyou6335]

The kidnapper got away and no one really got a good look at her cause they were too busy restraining the dad. This shit just makes me so sad and so angry. Imagining how easy a woman could do that to me and the love of my life's baby. I'm mixed between crying and punching something

[@yopi_yopi]

@@alexballstoyou6335 i feel lile they did this as quick as possible just so (previous comment) wouldn't be possible. 😰

[@TheGayMuffinLord]

That second story gave me so much anxiety while listening to it.

[@pultsari9036]

Funny you should mention that. As a father of three, I actually had to skip several minutes and continue near the end just to see how it was solved.

[@Staineless84]

Yeah, mob mentality is fucking scary. If just one of those had thought to take charge and request evidence instead of assuming the man was in the wrong then a kidnapper actively looking to steal a baby would be off the streets.

[@agentdm2818]

Same

[@Yito14]

made me feel powerless. "no matter how strong you are or how sharp you are. If you go agains a horde, you are done" for a moment I thought this was a coordinated kidnap... even more when police arrived.

[@01sdrm901233]

If it was my baby, I can assure you that the lady would not leave that parking lot without medical help. P.s.: bring more of these..they are so intense

[@leadal1]

I would be crying and screaming for her to wake up

[@sadie1606]

Dude same! When i hear these stories im like, nope my first response wouldnt be asking questions. Id hit first and ask questions later. Nobody i know is ever allowed to ever touch my children.

[@namjoonsrealwife]

Actually, she wouldn’t leave alive if it was MY child.

[@corneliusfudge8044]

@@sadie1606 i dont care if it isnt my child i wouldnt just ram into the guy i would ask questions first then react

[@oceanfan566]

R/WeAreVeryBadass

[@layne7211]

I'm literally shaking in anger bc of the last one.

[@charleshammacher6631]

The story of the little girl being kidnapped almost made me cry. Just imagine my daughter being taken from me and being completely useless and helping not able to do anything.. I'm not even a dad yet.

[@nch9689]

Funny storys KZbin: Demonised Serial killers KZbin: Yup thats fine

[@lolno1577]

in a nutshell

[@shotcrib77v56]

😂😂😂😂Sooo true thoooo

[@insulttoinjury7507]

So long it's about empowered women...

[@igorr9148]

So youtube is a demon or what? Or you cant spell "demonetised"

[@parkerbaier4894]

The Dragon Lord that’s tough

[@Knightyme]

The baby story. All else aside, consider what that woman did, how relatively smoothly it went for her ... this was not the first time she has done this this, with the assistance of the useful idiots in the area so she could escape.

[@Failedlegend]

experience isnt needed when society is so bigoted

[@khaza1wolfgurl]

@Kirsten RIDL I'd say "worth it", but it's your life, only you can decide that. I'd just say "hero". o7

[@joshuawan7004]

@Kirsten RIDL you sounded like those bystander in the carpark who would help the kidnapper

[@TrashDeviant]

I made my own comment about this, but could it be possible that the police are involved in a child trafficking ring? Just the fact that they refused to investigate and made excuses for the would-be kidnapper.

[@kroebb]

The last one seems a little weird. No one noticed OP running to the woman and tackling her?? No one noticed the woman walked away without a kid?? That feels so unreal.

[@anastasiao4036]

Because they were too in the mindset of the man being bad and were making up shit to seem right. They were probably saying things like "she could be an accomplice" and "she got scared and ran away" because that's what dumb people who believe shit like this do. They attacked the man without knowing what was going on just because a woman said it after all, they would do anything to make the man at fault

[@Whostolemymojo]

That last story raised my blood pressure holy shit I was SOO mad for them

[@whisperingthylacine]

My great grandparents were going into a store once and a well dressed couple very sweetly and politely advised them not to. They went somewhere else instead. Turns out that couple was Bonnie and Clyde and were warning them not to go in because they were going to rob it.

[@justarandomviewer6756]

Holy crap

[@fantasy2reality717]

That's awfully polite of them

[@LegendaryLemonss]

@@fantasy2reality717I know, like image a dudes like “yo don’t go there ima bout to mug it” lol

[@Isaiah_Drake]

the kidnapper story genuinely scared me. My heart was racing and I felt helpless to do anything. You should mos def do more r/letnotmeet because this invoked so much emotion in that I need more. You should also do more r/nuclearrevenge

[@gooby8953]

that kidnapper should most def be put in prison for the maximum sentence

[@foolsfury9958]

@@gooby8953 If this would've happened to me, prison wouldn't have been enough. Unless I personally, with my bare hands, break every single bone in the kidnappers body I won't be satisfied.

[@firemoonalice3117]

@@foolsfury9958 You know in prison, even the other prisoners do not like it when someone tries to hurt/ or actually hurts a child. Hurting or god forbid, killing/sexually abusing one is a guaranteed way to become the prison's new sex doll.

[@Patrick-rh6rd]

That story made me want to do horrible shit to that woman. She is pure evil.

[@grimmslytheghoul6950]

This very much is scary to me as well, I don't have any children myself but I do have a niece that I adore and she has a father she has never met that has threatened to hurt my sister and kidnap my niece.

[@kermitkrab5637]

they should've pressed charges against everyone who attacked him

[@Darbae7]

The last one makes my stomach churn. I am for sure setting my family as me and my husbands screen savers and putting family pictures in our wallets (that is after I find a husband and create a family with him)

[@alexiarufino2233]

my mothering instincts are literally going off the charts right now and i wanna hit something- she's had to have done that before, and god, if i ever met somebody like that, they're leave with more than just a sore scalp, my dudes. ugh.

[@springdude1165]

If I had my way with them, they wouldn't have a scalp any longer.

[@wongkahei2921]

I hate babies so I can’t relate at all on that level, but if someone tried to kidnap or hurt someone I love them they better be ready for whatever nearby shit I decide to make into a weapon. Also I generally like to carry my spider around with me (in a jar) because it’s cold out and I like to look for food for it to eat, but I don’t 100% trust that that sweet little fur baby is going to bite someone

[@josemejias3707]

I know right! I felt so scared I'm just a teen but if it were me and she took my baby I'd be so angry I'm pretty sure I'd start a fight

[@riz7855]

Ssoyoung’s Squid What the fuck how the fuck can you “hate” babies? I understand some people may dislike babies, sometimes they can be a bit annoying, but how the fuck do you hate a whole ass group of people?? And to say that you wouldn’t be angry at someone for fucking kidnapping a baby?? What the fuck is wrong with you?

[@heartofetherea]

I’m only 13 (soon to be 14) and even my maternal instinct are so off the charts like damn. I’m about to break some noses

[@Jarblyy]

I could barely make it through the second story I was so goddamn angry.

[@harlensdestruction7115]

Yeah. That second one was super frustrating. The fucking double standards are infuriating.

[@aaaaaa-yg5yq]

I had to stand up from my pc and walk around for 15min to chill down. Let’s just remember an alternative version were the dad ran after her and beat her crippled with a metal pipe so they could all wait for the police to arrive.

[@-soulfulbunny-4277]

What the fudge r/slash I was listening to this in the dark then heard him whisper “can I talk to you” MY SOUL LEFT MY BODY and I was using good headphones too T-T still really enjoyed the video it was scary but sooo much fun to get scared and listen to it owo

[@NugsSlugsBugs]

The last one literally had me hooked to the screen it was that horrifying and infuriating

[@corinna8566]

*right in the middle of the scariest part* *ad comes on* FEELING IN THE DARK ABOUT YOUR VAGINAL SYMPTOMS?

[@greydragon1849]

I think that was an actual post from r/letsnotmeet it was just very cleverly disguised XD

[@jojo-b55]

...... Not exactly the tension-breaker one would hope for.....

[@samanthadegroot7749]

Pppffffttttt I get that ad all the time at the worst time XD

[@craftchild_9151]

That's sooo funny! X'D

[@amyschildgamerlive4519]

So.... are you feeling in the dark about your vaginal symptoms?

[@drgojira6044]

Man that second story pissed me off so much, and the witnesses & police had the courtesy to assume the OP and her husband were still in the wrong.

[@Busshhu]

gall is the work you're looking for, they had the gall.

[@RogueReaperOfficial]

Make sure every one involved had there lives ruined

[@confettiveda2460]

_Audacity, not courtesy __-sorry for nitpicking-_

[@Domarius64]

It's a thing a lot of simple-minded people do - Imagine having to admit to people you were a kidnapping accomplice. Rather than face that reality, they will blindly stick to their original assessment. Happens all the time in all kinds of situations and it's really shit.

[@lnefty]

The way you convey the first story is really good. It felt like you were in front of me talking to me. Usually, when my friend talks about a scary experience I'm not too frightened, but when you tell this story.. is chilling. It sent chills down my spine. Goosebumps on my whole body. Assisted with the priming, it made the story better.

[@official_eerie5431]

ah, yes. A freaking serial killer at your house, thinking it's ted bundy, and all ya' want is sleep. I approve.

[@gabriell04032]

It's making me so angry everyone believes women if they do something like that. If a man would have done the same.. Stuff would have happened.

[@agentmothman5343]

Agreed. Sexism goes both ways.

[@daun8168]

facts

[@6390346]

Male privelege at work, damn patriarchy

[@andrewcooper5409]

It's practically the same as, if a man was abusing a woman, people would help out the women and makes sure everything is fine. Turn it the other way round "ah, he probably deserves it... being slapped, kicked, shouted at, lol, what a d**k"

[@cisurgency8195]

Funny how some people don't have a gun and some people oppose it ... until they need it. but yea I agree with you

[@alolomololomolomomololola8854]

"Can I talk to you?" *Proceeds to lock window

[@insulttoinjury7507]

Bruh, wendys is down the street, this ain't no drive through

[@unsayabletripod1407]

she gave a cold shoulder to a serial killer

[@sovietbot6708]

If someone said that from my window, I would shoot them until they're dead!

[@artilleryfire6576]

"let me talk to you, *points middlefinger* LET ME TALK TO YOU" only some of you will get this

[@theworstmaid]

@@sovietbot6708 _can i talk to you?_

[@thelivingliver6715]

the second story had me all 100 years ago: women are mistreated now: men are mistreated WHY CANT WE JUST BE EQUAL

[@jamarihernandez7117]

*EXACTLY*

[@CosmicCrimson]

*People just can’t make up their damn minds...*

[@sleavs20]

men are not mistreated lol

[@thelivingliver6715]

Sophie Leavitt do you know how society is treating men right now? any middle aged man at a children’s park is seen as a pedophile. even if said man is just an innocent farher watching his kid play. and whenever a man gets sexualy assaulted, no one believes him when he calls for help, and his female rapist could successfully lie about being the victim.. i could rant about this to you all day but you should do your own damn research

[@War450]

@@sleavs20 You literally just watched a video about a man's child nearly being kidnapped SOLELY because he was a man and the kidnapper was a woman. And you have the gall to say men aren't mistreated? You're part of the problem. Even when faced with direct evidence of men being mistreated you ignore it because "men can never be mistreated XD"

[@Kalossupremacy3356]

You know if a mob attacks brutally kill a guy the rest will wimp out

[@deadonarrivalgirl9785]

Interesting, that last one isnt as unbelievable as it sounds. A young, well dressed woman with a child verses a man by himself. She was way too comfortable doing that too...shes seasoned, experienced and still free.

[@littlemisseevee2309]

sadly to me its very believable after everything I seen in recent years

[@polojn]

@@pixiepandaplush i remeber the second story very clearly i think ben shapiro talked about that once. The guy was on a vacation to a waterpark and booked a hotel. The person at the desk called the police since they thought it was a pedophile sting and because it was *unusual* for a father to be with his daughter. The story makes me sick to this day

[@straypaper]

Those things happen more often than you'd dare think. In my country, the M.O. is usually the kidnapper making small talk with a child-carrying (preferably lone) parent commuting on a public transport. Once they have enough info (name, age, growth milestones, favorite food/toy) the kidnapper will wait for the next stop/station. Once the vehicle arrived, the kidnapper will casually carry the child RIGHT OFF THEIR PARENT'S OWN ARMS and proceed to try and disembark. Unfortunately, this M.O. has a startlingly high chance of success, because the parent will either be too shocked/dumbfounded to chase after the kidnapper before the door closes and the vehicle leaves the stop, or try to retrieve their child back only for the kidnapper to cry for help and the real parent will be restrained by the surrounding volunteer. In some cases, the kidnapper will have a partner ready and waiting to pose as the kidnapper's wife/husband to convince the crowd of the child's ownership. The only way to prevent this from happening is by having your husband/wife travel with you and your child (the kidnapper will change target once your wife/husband joins in on the conversation), or by refusing to make small talk (which might make you seem unpleasant, but it's the safer option when you're alone), or a last ditch effort would be to hope your child can recognize their real parent and call out to you (of course this is only applicable if your child is at least 1 year old). Travel safe parents.

[@Suisfonia]

@@polojn *unusual* to be with his daughter? I guess those idiots think only mothers are with their daughters and fathers are with their sons. Glad that didn't happen to my father, he'd sue the hotel and the receptionist for that.

[@annabethchase3612]

Yeah, dads always get the short end of the stick whenever things like this happen, whether it's custody battles or whatever. It's honestly just a disappointing fact of society...

[@Firroth]

I prefer stories where the people in the wrong get punished. There was no satisfaction here and the episode just left me hating people more than when I started it.

[@Firroth]

@@Mk-it6cr Alright, dill-hole, he asked for feedback on this type of story vs his usual stuff, which usually ends with satisfying karma. Enjoy your smug sense of self satisfaction for thinking you got to rub a "snowflake's" nose in the dirt.

[@Firroth]

@@Mk-it6cr Yeah, but that's the point of these stories: if you act like a jackass in real life, you should get punished for it. They aren't the broad reality of things usually not working out like that. Where people like you can act like a troll because you don't have to face any consequences. And I did say "usually" ends with karma, which means "not always." Have fun voting for Trump.

[@m4keoutcreek]

YASSS

[@Davtwan]

Marcelo Kaleu Anhaya Marques - Preferring a type of story more than another _doesn’t_ mean he’s ignorant that bad shit happens in the world. You are trying way too hard to find faults in people.

[@1SnuffySmith]

If these were fairy tales, yes. Supposedly these are TRUE stories. I'm sure I'm not the only person to have ever seen the bad guy get away scot free. That's just how life is. The value in an unsatisfied ending like this is that as a cautionary tale there may be a corrective action to be learned from it. To tie a pretty ribbon on the end of it by saying the kidnapper got caught or killed only serves to give the reader/viewer/listener the false perception that everything will always work out. I value stories like this because it reveals yet another way humans can be evil to one another. Don't you think it's better to be aware so to prepare yourself?

[@nick-brothwood]

What made the one with the baby kidnapper really scary was from the way she acted, the confidence she exhibited and the speed in which everything went down made it very clear that she had done this before. There is pure evil in this world folks.

[@SanguineCynic]

I've heard that last story before, and it still shakes me.

[@burmessafox3939]

I would've been suspicious if that woman refused to press charges and just go home

[@catudraws8497]

I agree. A mother would be more aggressive. Even if she’s non confrontational.

[@justagiraffe2868]

7:22 I imagined that face whispering “Can I talk to you?” FREAKING TERRIFYING

[@reidsaltzman5422]

i would of pressed charges on everyone if i was that guy in that last story.

[@jwaffled4143]

KZbin: **sees r/letsnotmeet** KZbin: pfft this guy is about to be r/demonetized

[@colinantink9094]

I think a manual reviewer hates this guy for some reason. And is abusing her/his power.

[@awfulbill9283]

“i’m about to end this mans whole career 😎”

[@nigelackin]

its monnetised?

[@arushverma4077]

@@nigelackin Lol surprisingly

[@cinema_chic]

Colin Antink maybe a friend of that one youtuber that's spreading rumors of r/slash buying subs.

[@Sean-hx2ef]

that baby one........ made me crazy angry edit* i hope they caught the woman that tried to take the baby, who knows what she could've done to it.

[@belto3149]

She deserves a life sentence in jail

[@alice-nw5np]

orelxtreem YT No, make her suffer and let her get a life sentence in prison.

[@happycatgames1423]

That crazy lady was almost able to get away with child kidnapping becuase of how the other people reacted, thank god the wife was there or else the baby wouldve been gone forever next to impossible to find.

[@P12ooF]

This was a failed attempt. Wonder how many she got away with. Seems like she had this scenario down packed

[@VyvienneEaux]

We need more of this!!! This is perfect material for couples to listen to together to make them feel closer

[@Tw1ggy_Blak3]

This is why when I I’m an adult I’m getting a gun and doing everything in my power to protect my family, that kidnapping story pisses me off

[@Paidnotspaid420]

it was a woman and most people think women don’t kidnap people A WOMAN KIDNAPPER AND A MAN WITH A PROOF BUT HES A MAN AND HE WAS BEING ACCUSED OF KIDNAPPING *EDIT:* thanks for the likes i usually get none

[@Paidnotspaid420]

Amy Sternheim yeah but still she was a woman so even after she was caught and left everyone (even the cops) were like OMG THIS DUDE STILL DID SOMETHING AND THE WOMAN WAS PROBABLY JUST CONFUSED

[@mpomachine4350]

And women complain about equal rights men have it bad to we look scary and that leads to trouble

[@pollypockets508]

It's terrible and awful.

[@pollypockets508]

@@mpomachine4350 Well, there are women in the world that have it horrible. (Child brides, etc) But yes, there are many, many issues that men have to deal with and as a society we need to stop this nonsense.

[@reriykan]

Polly Pockets I agree. Personally, I believe all stereotypes need to be dispelled completely. “All men are bad” no, they aren’t. “All women are bad” not true either. There are some situations that people will naturally favor one sex over the other, usually depending on race, sexuality, and position/occupation. It’s easy for anyone to spin something in their favor. Women are in bad situations, men are in bad situations. Both are fact. It sucks that this lady got off so easily because she was able to cry wolf like that.

[@MrFusion]

That last story was actually really scary, I'm not gonna lie. Not sure why the husband didn't just suplex the kidnapper.

[@Luesatora]

Probably because the kidnapper was holding the baby and any sudden pro-wrestling moves performed on the woman would have risked harming the child as well. But yes, it is terrifying that she nearly got away with it.

[@unusuallyretarded8072]

@@Luesatora she did. If she was not caught

[@Luesatora]

@@unusuallyretarded8072 A fair point. But what I meant was that she did not get away WITH the child.

[@sirnird9982]

My first thought when rslash read that the kidnapper was walking away was to get up and run after her, grab her by the throat squeezing and carefully take the carrier or tell her very scary voice line to put it down or she’s not making it from that spot alive.

[@WoW4Hunter]

@@unusuallyretarded8072 She did NOT get away with it, she got away for 'attempting' it. Two very different things

[@anonym7643]

That last story gave me literal anxiety... I felt my heart raising, and is literally shaking right now... This woman should have been fucking held to the side... Can't believe she got away

[@helios3d114]

Stranger: *whispering*: "Can I play with your Baby?"

[@Papo-hd9po]

OMG if someone touches MINE. They. Are. Done. Without hesitation lay that person flat. P. S. Always press charges. Especially if ribs are broken.

[@gggggggggggggggggg161]

YES. "He was so sorry" well no shit but did he learn not to kick people bc he assumes they kinda deserve it? Also as I understand it, the father was already sufficiently being held down so the additional kick was just animalistic violence.

[@creepywaffles4783]

True if they were cracked enough the rib could have puncture a vital organ and he could die so the mother would have lost her husband and her baby

[@jamesredmill5952]

There was no point to that kick, he was already held down

[@rsookchand919]

That second story is horrifying. I would press charges against that whole crowd as accessories to the crime and police for the crap investigation.

[@hallesinclair5174]

You wouldn't win that case. They would be covered under the good samaritan law.

[@hallesinclair5174]

@WalkingPromissoryNote 1963 Over half the states in the US have the good Samaritan law, and all states that don't will grant immunity to individuals who try to help using the knowledge they have. All of the people who surrounded him believed they were stopping a kidnapping, which means they would all be granted immunity. Yes, of course it's terrible what happened to the dad in the story, but they truly believed they were doing the right thing.

[@Redstoneprime316]

@@hallesinclair5174 Pretty sure that law doesn't cover those that help criminal, intentionally or otherwise. (The people were unintentionally helping the kidnapper as they didn't fully understand the situation).

[@hallesinclair5174]

@@Redstoneprime316 You have got it so backwards. The law protects the people who were trying to do the right thing. yes, they unintentionally helped the kidnapper but they believed she was a victim, they didn't keep kicking him once the cops showed up. If you ran into a burning building to save someone and while you were carrying them out you tripped and dropped them and they broke their neck and died, the law would protect you because you were trying to do the right thing. Just like they were.

[@DemelicosHelsaint]

@@hallesinclair5174 Idk, at the point a second person took the kid from her and they did nothing, I think that it could be tried and succeed. If they were just being good Samaritans, then why not go and stop the "Second kidnapper"? Or even stopped the actual kidnapper at that point? Also, I don't think committing grievous bodily harm counts. I went and checked, to quote the PDF I found "If a bystander decides to act as a good Samaritan and chooses to intervene, he or she will be liable to the victim if rescue actions were unreasonable, and indeed aggravated the plight of the sufferer. " Also: "A point is reached, however, when someone who intervenes is considered to have assumed a legal duty to act, but the rule and limits have not been tested. " To me, that means at the point the wife took down the actual kidnapper, they would have been duty bound to stop her as well, not doing so puts everyone in the wrong. As for assisting in robbery/kidnapping, I can find examples, but none say the aftermath. however, I see nothing in any write-up for assisting someone doing something wrong and the good Samaritan being immune from it in anything other than providing medical care or rescue attempts. At best, I can find that aiding and abetting may not apply to robberies, but nothing on kidnappings.

[@Phantom.Gaming64]

That last story makes me legit uncomfortable. That woman must have done this before because she knew exactly how to play the crowd around her, and what makes this situation even more terrifying, she almost got away with her crime. I get that the other people just wanted to help, but they did it the wrong way. They should have isolated both the husband and kidnapper so police would arrive to the scene and take it from there.

[@user-sz6rw4ic5y]

It rocks me to the core to see how the police and the bystanders help her or didn’t do anything to stop her so she could still be there, and that police didn’t act like a police man or girl it feels like that she had the city/town wrapped on her finger

[@fiaflora9585]

That second story had me freaking out. I have to imagine I would take down anyone in my way if someone was trying to take my baby.

[@werewolf873]

No kidding, that's one of those "Tear everyone in my way apart" scenarios

[@papabones8753]

I would murder people, no matter how strong they are. Jesus fucking christ this thought alone is too scary to think about.

[@moony4412]

That would be enough

[@kansailai5462]

My heart is still pounding from the kidnapping story.

[@13sangheili]

I always watch this channel for funny stories, but I really liked hearing spooky stories. Usually other channels use robotic voices, so when I saw this in my recommendations I immediately clicked on it. I didn't even know rSlash had this type of content, but it's amazing. I had already heard the first history before but rSlash narrated the story so much better! 👏🏽

[@maatonne]

This is what happens when you are constantly bombarded with ¨men bad women good¨ narrative.

[@nateunknown5394]

I hope that guy atleast made the dude who kicked him pay for his medical bills because if it was me I sure as hell would've pressed charges, teach him a lesson for nearly letting someone's baby get kidnapped.

[@Richard_Nickerson]

I would have pressed charges too. I don't care if you think you're in the right, that's assault and battery for no actual reason... it wasn't self defense, he wasn't being aggressive at all, and the kicker's logic of helping in no way protects him from unnecessary and unprovoked aggression.

[@sherrita80548]

i would thanks for saying sorry i am still pressing charges and i am sueing you for medical costs

[@crypticcreator4841]

curious george got serious

[@nateunknown5394]

Ya darn tootin'!

[@anyuser5788]

Honestly same. Like just imagine seeing a woman walking away with YOUR baby but you can’t do anything because a bunch of people are holding and punching you down. I don’t care if you were wrong or right, I’d still press charges against you no matter how many times you apologize.

[@matic4416]

I was so tense whilst listening to that kidnapping story

[@birdsatalcatraz]

Matic me to xx

[@DarukaEon]

Me too. @_@;

[@lamosca722]

Me too

[@vavava9847]

Are you planing to kidnap someone xd

[@artilleryfire6576]

@@vavava9847 Yes.

[@urmum4123]

The one with the baby makes me feel like everyone was in on it even the "police"

[@bradleyblake7588]

Okay the serial killer one scared the shit out of me. One of my biggest fears is seeing a face staring in at me through the window when it's dark. Usually I'm fine with scary stuff, ecspecially when I'm not alone. But I'm not alone right now and it still got to me. Please keep making these scarier videos lol.

[@skrimpboy9639]

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[@BeeTeaDubs]

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[@bichimadorable9697]

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[@thecelestialstarship]

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[@pollypockets508]

Lol

[@adisappointment2698]

Not cool dude

[@morrisdonald]

I would still press charges against the guy who kicked him.

[@mattizie91]

I wouldn't. Get him to pay for medical bills, yes, but not press charges. Reverse the situation, imagine if a man tried to steal your baby from your wife and you weren't around, you'd be VERY glad that people stopped in to help. China is an example of a country where no-one steps in to help, because they're all scared of being sued (Chinese court is worse than US). Pick-pockets run rampant, and they actually DO have a kidnapping problem, because the kids are made dependant on drugs and are put on the streets as beggars or prostitutes. You don't want that in your country, so don't sue and press charges against anyone that steps in to do (what they think is) the right/just thing.

[@morrisdonald]

@@mattizie91 I am sorry but if I have to take that abuse someone has to pay for it. the people did not even stop to listen to verify the information. they just attacked him because he is a man and she is a woman so a female must be correct and could not be telling a lie. So they have to pay for the crime they committed. i am so sick and tired of society always taking the side of women and never questioning them to make sure they are not telling the truth. i hope he press charges against them to the fullest of the law. i really hope he sues the pants off them so they are bankrupt.

[@genseven4616]

I'd tell the cops that I wanted to press charges against all of them for kidnapping me, assault, accessory to attempted kidnapping of my child.

[@MRiona-kx8ul]

Cibby Kwaka yes, the right/just thing of kicking someone in the ribs and breaking them. Sounds about right.

[@FrancisR420]

@@mattizie91 imagine not pressing charges against the person that tried to help someone steal your baby by breaking your ribs

[@yankeleherrera4467]

The last story about the kidnapping really disturbed me and made me feel anxious about it, I'm glad the father got lucky but it really worries it could happen to anyone.

[@ApplePi3.1415]

I had something similar happen to me in the baby story. I used to have to baby sit my baby cousin. He looks nothing like me since I am asian and he is African (my uncle married a Kenyan woman and my dad married my mom who is asian). Once I took him to a water park and played with him in the waddling pool since he was only ~2. My little cousin wanted to go on the slide but he was too small to go on. And like the young brat he is, he made a fuss when I had to get him off the slide. So I picked him up while he was screeching but then one of the lifeguards tried to stop me. She and a bunch of moms yelled at me to let go of the kid. I tried to explain that he was my family member but the life guard kept obnoxiously blowing the whistle not letting me have the chance to speak. I had to just grab my baby cousin and ran. I immediately packed up all the stuff I brought for my baby cousin and tried leaving the water park. While I was packing the life guard kicked me out of the water park. I think by this point she knew I was his caretaker since I had a bag full of spiderman towels and stuff I brought for my cousin. She just wanted me to leave because of the scene that I supposedly made.

[@Chrisman622]

What a terrifying situation for that man to be in, just to be completely helpless like that would be awful.

[@genseven4616]

it is terrifying which is why you should always be armed that way you can pull a gun and kneecap the would be hero bystanders and put one in the brain of the would be kidnapper. Everyone wins

[@Chrisman622]

@@genseven4616 I mean I carry whenever I can but I can't imagine trying to pull out a gun in that situation would make it any better. Maybe someone else in the crowd carries as well, and they think "hey this kidnapper just pulled a gun on a crowd of people, I should probably blow him away". That crossed my mind when I wrote that comment and I just didn't see it turning into a good scenario no matter the outcome, unless it was pulling it on the woman initially and just keeping everyone at bay until the police arrived to square out the deal.

[@briantran3530]

Honestly that last one really had my blood boiling. I have a lot of respect for that husband for dealing with the entire situation.

[@DeathlyPlays]

He didnt even press charges

[@charlesheyward5859]

The head of the man who kicked is his would roll if it was me

[@DavyDave1313]

He dealt with it in a shitty manner

[@pog798]

Murder: hello there Girl: SHUT UP murder: ;(

[@antichrist-xx]

The tapping one really gets to me-- and now I may need some advice. Every night when I lay down, sometimes it takes a while, but there's tapping on my window. I stay up late most nights, and it'll start anywhere from 7:30 PM-3:00 AM. I'm extremely paranoid and my anxiety is rough in points like these, so I keep telling myself it's the wind or the storm drain. The most reasonable thing I've come up with is a bird is living in the drain and keeps fluttering its wings. One night I even saw what looked like a person behind my backyard fence. Me and my cousin are very violent people, and we've devised many ways to deal with an attacker, etc. But all of those involve the specific area at my dad's house, and the tapping is at my mom's. Nobody knows what to do. Nobody knows what it is. Our neighborhood is very peaceful, but me and my friends did catch some people in the woods (same one behind my house). There was lot of bottles and stuff on the ground, so I don't know if the person I saw was drunk, or had something to do with the tapping. It's being going on for around a year now, and although nothing's happend yet, the fact that it's still ongoing scares me. I have a way to get out of my room if I ever see anyone from the window again, and I also have plenty of things to use as weapons in my room. (Artists always have sharp pencils lol.) Any advice?

[@GeorgTheGr8]

Shrek should put the story of how people invaded his swamp on r/Letsnotmeet. Poor Shrek...

[@energy_5004]

Lol yeah

[@aljp2425]

Thank you for replacing Justin Y.

[@milez570]

is this the 2019's Justin Y.?

[@jacktopus]

The world is gonna roll me

[@Benxall]

@@jacktopus and int the sharpest tool in the shed

[@robertclarahan2766]

That second story made me literally feel sick. Please don't do that to me again. (no hate to you rSlash, I'm just saying)

[@kellergie2602]

That first story gets me because my gut reaction when I'm afraid of a stranger is to be polite because "don't make them angry they'll snap" pops into my head. If that had been me I wouldn't have yelled at him, and that's what saved her life.

[@taviabaldwin265]

I like this thread so much. The light hearted stories are told by a lot of different KZbinrs but I haven't heard these darker stories told by anyone else. Please continue reading these more often. 🥰

[@splinter346]

Me:" Don't be frightened by this! Its probably a fake story" Me ( 5 minutes later): *starts shivering* Also Bot 412 reporting, Sir

[@endme2760]

Good job Bot 412, I am sure bot 1 would promote you after this one! - Bot 781

[@Havoc26]

Sir Bot 412 i am bot 4210 nice to meet you. Very sleek to see such ogs

[@stellophiliac]

Wait, an og bot?! - Bot XZ-27404

[@germanyvalentine7598]

Bot 412 nice to see ogs still function -bot 42069

[@joyhayden7262]

*serial killer taps on window* Me:*gets nerf gun* best get the truck out of here

[@harlansmith2760]

*pulls out uno reverse card*

[@smallblueangel]

The story with the baby totally shows the sexism men face in our society.

[@Iflie]

Yeah I'm dutch, men are all over alone with their babies. I never once thought he'd be kidnapping one. Men take care of their kids too here.

[@Zakaria-bz7vd]

@@Iflie i had a stroke reading that sentance

[@zoala4165]

That last one just pissed me off, you owe me a puppy bloopers for that

[@justuslm]

It's generally shocking how easy it can be to kidnap a child. here in Germany, a TV program did a segment on this, where they talked to some mothers who were thoroughly convinced that their elemtary school children were smart enough (and told not to trust strangers enough) that they wouldn't go with a man who promises them candy or whatever. Sure enough, the show set up a hidden camera at a playground, the parents brought their children there to play (one by one, not all together), and went just out of sight for a moment. The show then had a guy come up to the kids (again, one by one) and within less than a minute, he was able to convince all of them to come with him. If you don't have a creepy appearance, it's very easy to gain a child's trust. The mothers were obviously shocked, and well, how could you not be when you realize just how easy it is to commit a crime as terrible as this?

[@Starfloofle]

what a wretched world we live in where trust is punished by unspeakable horrors...

[@cableboxcal3337]

Dude the one about the attempted kidnapping has me in FULL BODY CHILLS. But, I do love the darker videos, they’re awesome

[@foolsfury9958]

It got my in full anger mode. No chills, just pure rage, I punched everyone trying to stop me from taking my child back. Punched? I was being nice, brink of death, is what I should say.

[@augiz261]

i believe this happened, and it can. i'm 23 atm, but when i was first grader(8 years) i remember just walking out of the store near my house after school, and seeing a group of men, tackling each other... some even on the ground... and 2 women hugging and crying hysterically while holding carrier with a kid inside. (open parking loot with very few cars) I was 8 at the time, so i did not understand ANYTHING, even know, i dont remember much, but that scene, was imprinted in my eyes, I can still remember quite clearly that scene, i dont remember how it ended, or when it ended, i assume i walked home, but that incident was kept in my memory permanently, i still dont understand what that whole thing was about.

[@TeroTheShortOne]

You just know the people in the last story who were shooting dirty looks at the husband were pissed their "I was a hero and helped stopped a kidnapping!" story turned into "I actively facilitated an attempted kidnapping".

[@lunalove2209]

The way you read this made it so real it made already terrifying situations even more terrifying