Scariest Real Audio Recordings

[@MRSLAV]

What is the scariest sound you have heard in your life?

[@notleann]

My mother calling me by my full name

[@xxfreedomxx9479]

Lol

[@The-yz5rn]

Uhhhh idk

[@_vla]

modern warfare 2 lobby voice chat

[@bananacakeofficial8550]

my dad asking for a pen while talking on the phone.

[@dragondev2617]

It’s crazy what a human being can do to other humans without feeling sorry about it.

[@dr.scientimental2700]

They are incapable of feeling remorse. It's a chromosomal problem which expresses as antisocial and psychopathic behaviour.

[@adventurefighter7501]

@@dr.scientimental2700The problem is not that they just can’t feel remorse, it’s that it also comes with craving those stuff (killing, liking the sounds of vulnerable people screaming, etc.. those common fetishes with them)

[@jackportugge5647]

Very true!

[@O_79]

were all products of evolution... were just walking bags of cells, and theres no such thing as "god" so no wonder!

[@thecouchcushy6901]

I think they have some level of it , it’s just near as much as the average person so not enuf for them to not do it

[@cienaustrales]

The schizophrenia one is scary as hell. Imagine one day starting to listening those hellish voices.

[@nathanbarnes3969]

That is just what the voices sound like on a day to day basis, when you’re reasonably well. No amount of treatment or therapy can make them seem normal. When you are very ill, or not taking your medication, the voices are much more terrifying. You can clearly hear speech, they degrade you, make you paranoid of everyone, tell you people are trying to kill you, and sometimes even encourage you to kill yourself. Talking from experience I’m not making it up.

[@J.PC.Designs]

just sounds like the music I listen to without instuments.

[@PedroLimaPTS]

Makes it very easy to believe in demons and hell and all that ngl

[@ercek15]

as a person with schizophrenia this is like daily thing, or usual, they not sound 1:1 the same, but its close to that

[@1-SFOD]

​@@ercek15do the voices have to be be scary or can they be nice?

[@ZJ913]

The sound for schizophrenia actually gave me chills big time, I can't imagine hearing something like this at random intervals that can't be predicted

[@seijikun791]

I remember my mother, who had schizophrenia when she was alive, speak out those voices because they were so strong. I was legit frightened to hear her make weird sounds and say things that weren't true at all.

[@inuslava]

people suffer from schizophrenia does not hear shit like that, it's always exaggerated

[@bendingdemon6483]

@@inuslava Everyone experiences it differently so yes, some people can very well hear voices like this

[@billsalvey]

@@inuslava when they hear these voices, is it like someone is physically in the room talking to them or is it something like thinking of a song?

[@bunsenn5064]

@@billsalveyIt’s hard to explain. Imagine your inner dialogue being external, as in rather than being your own thoughts, the dialogue is independent of you. So it’s like the voice in your head is talking to you from outside your head.

[@MooseVR]

“One more video before bed” 💀

[@BobbieDeBird]

“Famous last words”💀💀💀

[@its_cris_163]

Kinda💀🙏🏻

[@Dray_4_0_5]

Its fucking 12:20 in the morning WHY DID I DECIDE TO WATCH THIS-

[@jabbadahutt2109]

12: 20?? Nah I did this at 1: 55 (wow 1 hour and 30 minutes more? Such a man I know)

[@A.Daniel006]

​@@Dray_4_0_5 Bruh,I look at this comments exactly at 12.20am💀fcking hell

[@checkmateathiests]

As a person with schizophrenia, I’d say the audio is pretty accurate. I’ve learned to live with it but sometimes it’s really really hard to deal with. Sometimes it’s really hard to differentiate hallucinations from reality.

[@themostlocalrat]

Jesus Christ dude I can’t imagine having to live with schizophrenia, absolutely fucking horrifying. One of the only sounds in this video that made me get chills

[@CreeperTheLord]

Damn bro I’m really sorry. Even hearing my parents’ voices downstairs sometimes scare me.

[@JeffarryLounder]

I don't have schizophrenia, nor do I know anyone who suffers from it; but I have witnessed my own father have a complete psychotic breakdown before from a meth binge. He just came out of nowhere at like 1AM and starting rambling incoherently at the door while ringing the bell. Surprisingly he was let in, probably because my grandma worried about whether he would be safe like that in the middle of the night driving around. When he was in, he would constantly change frequency from being extremely docile and almost catatonic, to becoming VERY emotional out of nowhere, even in bursts of rage where he would smash things violently like the desks or benches. I had to stay up while pretending to sleep for about 5 extra hours just worrying he wouldn't do something irrational to himself or any of us, until eventually he somehow fell asleep (only to act similarly in the morning until it finally wore off later that day). Was not something I'd like to experience or even see again. That said, it gave me a whole new level of respect for people who have things like schizophrenia. Even trying to imagine what was going on in his head terrifies me. The fact you can be so deluded and divorced from reality, and yet not even realise in the slightest is nightmarish. My heart genuinely goes out to you guys.

[@twiztidyournutz]

For me pretty accurate, but lacking music

[@CreeperTheLord]

@@JeffarryLounder I'm really sorry for you, and hope it never happens again.

[@Atomchild]

The most horrifying thing I have ever heard was from a dashcam video. You can't see everything that happened, but you can hear the driver's grief and horror as he screamed at the sight of witnessing the death of his passenger of whom was apparently someone he loved. The video shows a brick fall from a passing truck, as it punched a hole in his windshield, and landed directly into the passenger's face, ultimately destroying her head into unrecognizable horror in an instant. His scream will haunt me forever.

[@Natogoon]

Oh I know that one. Russian dashcam vid.

[@Atomchild]

@@Natogoon yeah that's the one. ☠️

[@Th4t_G1rl_C4t7ynn]

Were are yall finding this shit💀

[@ledesmagabriel7104]

that vid is a classic, it's uploaded here in yt... because i contains no gore, but something worse@@Th4t_G1rl_C4t7ynn

[@ocn_palm]

@@Th4t_G1rl_C4t7ynnidk if it’s still up but i saw it on KZbin a few years ago

[@TheRealRodent]

Scariest thing I ever heard was when I recorded myself sleeping, because I wanted to know why I kept waking up with a bad back. I thought maybe I was sleeping in strange positions, or throwing myself around in my sleep. On the recording, I could hear the clinking of cups and glasses in my kitchen, and a door opening and closing. I live in a flat, and my doors are deadbolted from the inside, and there's nowhere for anyone to hide like a hidden room or anything, so I have no idea what the hell was moving around in my home at night. EDIT: Seems to be a lot of confusion for some reason about this post..... It was a video recording, not a sound recording, so I could see if I was throwing myself around in my sleep. But in the background I could hear those noises coming from the kitchen.

[@skizochad]

You have gnomes under your floor

[@EvilSantaTheTrue]

No they're dwarfs, or elfs maybe? I can't tell the difference, either way they're hard to catch, give us an update please

[@ASlickNamedPimpback]

maybe it was yourself sleepwalking? Or the noise carried from another apartment?

[@EvilSantaTheTrue]

Or maybe there's a homeless person in your house, I remember a story about a woman who lived secretly in a man's house for quite long and she always urinated in the sink to not make noise

[@XAGEKING]

definately ur GF checking if u cheating on her or u r loyal

[@AMICA-BOT2000]

i just wanna say thank you for actually deafening the sound of screaming and impact at around 10:05 as the sounds of someones final moments can be very haunting and traumatizing for people, yet they still have that morbid curiosity to *try* and hear it.

[@Equim_]

What’s crazy is that that flight is the reason that the DC-10 was grounded, the vertical stabilizer failed and crashed into the vehicle

[@atoll5944]

@@Equim_The DC-10 was actually grounded due to repeated failures of it’s rear cargo doors I believe in the 1970s (it had a design flaw), it caused an incident with no deaths and a major accident with 346 deaths. (Turkish 981)

[@GriffZ98]

Weak

[@AMICA-BOT2000]

im gonna touch you happy april fools @@GriffZ98

[@GriffZ98]

Ok@@AMICA-BOT2000

[@fatclemenzzza]

I was 13 when 9/11 happened & I became a firefighter because of FDNY on that day. Hearing the PASS alarms going off always leaves a pit in my stomach, especially knowing the rescuers heard hundreds of alarms going off until the batteries died, knowing their brothers were trapped.

[@cashwalk7253]

I knew so many people were trapped and killed-I didn’t know so many of those alerts were still going off 😞😞😞

[@DWJrHD]

​@@cashwalk7253same here, through the years I've seen countless clips about 9/11 and never knew this happened.

[@user-is7xs1mr9y]

I had no idea what those beeps were. I would hear them in so many 9/11 videos and I thought they were car or smoke alarms or something, but now that I know, it makes everything even more heartbreaking. I'm not American but thank you for your service.

[@peterf.229]

they mostly weren’t trapped but were dead .

[@ElizabethMcDermott-cy4cv]

@@fatclemenzzza Thankyou.

[@rkkastarshina3989]

as a firefighter myself who's going into service in a very short time, the pass devices give me huge goosebumps. Hope I'll never have to hear one

[@fangwu7576]

Good luck and thank you for your service.

[@rkkastarshina3989]

@@fangwu7576 thank you very much

[@Unknown-ThunderYT]

That one was the scariest by far

[@Duty_member]

Спасибо за ваш сервис.

[@rkkastarshina3989]

@@Duty_member спасибо ))

[@-Katastrophe]

I like this guy's accent, it's fun.

[@spilledmilk5743]

It's slavic

[@TeaghanMahoney]

say swear @@spilledmilk5743

[@ramforinh]

​@@spilledmilk5743It's fake.

[@thegreenpickle5555]

@@spilledmilk5743it’s fun

[@musicjunk8266]

it’s overdone@@spilledmilk5743

[@millilunajey]

Thanks for not showing the most disturbing videos or sections. I think I tend to get too curious for my own good, too, so if you showed the audio, I would've listened, even though just thinking about that stuff has made me feel uncomfortable. Feeling kinda safe now. Thank you.

[@Riidheyy]

😊

[@OmnipotentO]

The Shirley Ledford torture and murder recording is one of the most depraved things on tape. Shakes my very morals to their core. Got me thinking that maybe revenge torture could be justified in rare instances. I know it's not true but it crossed my mind and I feel dirty about it.

[@Valiyus]

When it comes to pain inflicted on others and it's not justified in any way I don't really feel bad for those thoughts. They went out of their way to not only hurt and ruin their lives but they did so because they were bored or wanted entertainment. There is no necessity to the horrors they inflict. Now, if it's other things like stealing or accidental hurting someone type of stuff I'm really lenient but I have zero compassion for those that desire to hurt others, ESPECIALLY when they take it that far. It may not make the world better but in my eyes it's justice and it's provided back what you did to someone else, perhaps they can experience it themselves. The issue really comes of not falling into depravity yourself.

[@malthe236]

ok

[@bhaskarjyabaruah1090]

Cool

[@Djzommer1]

@@bhaskarjyabaruah1090 clown2

[@Djzommer1]

@@malthe236 clown1

[@CasuallyCold]

The sirens are mainly used for tornadoes purposes. If you live in the Midwest or some parts of the South you may be used to tornado sirens. They usually sound them for testing but when it's a real deal, it can be even more scary.

[@CasuallyCold]

I know. There's Dixie Alley in Alabama, Georgia, & Mississippi. Tornado alley also expands into part of the south like in the states of Oklahoma & Texas.

[@jul1440]

In the SW, we also use them for flash floods in the arroyos.

[@Mster_J]

As someone from Oklahoma, I hear tornado sirens every Saturday

[@TsovoaLevone]

I feel like the wailing siren should be used for air raid and not tornadoes

[@saadman920]

so tornedoes are not enough to scare people

[@leagueskinmusic1426]

Mr. Slav's conclusion in the end made a very vital point that people in the internet should always consider: Just because you can find recording, descriptive information or footage about the real murdering or the tragic incident that involves the integrity of a person, it doesn't mean you should... Sometimes crude and morbid curiosity can trully affect your perspective about the world and the people that live in it... I say this, coming from experience... Sometimes I would like to forget somethings that I found on the internet when I was younger and stupider...

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

BME pain olympics

[@sheesh9917]

There are a number of recordings that haven't been released to the public but their existence is known... Like the recording of a dude named Timothy Treadwell who was eaten alive by a bear or the recordings of extreme torture made by the Toolbox Killer...

[@leagueskinmusic1426]

@@sheesh9917 Both examples, prove my point... Stating what I just said, am not gonna investigate about the Toolbox Killer and his obviously gruesome murders... but I will say this Sometimes ignorance trully is bliss...

[@vc6596]

You talking bout gore videos and cartel killings huh. those shit does something to you

[@leagueskinmusic1426]

​@@vc6596 No, different stuff... one really has no idea how dark the shadow of humanity really is... until you start being too curious and by then you only wish to unsee it...

[@felinusfeline5559]

During Jonestown, one elderly woman in the compound didn't go to the meeting which resulted in the mass suicide, she scoffed and decided to have a nap instead. She woke up several hours later to complete silence. Can't imagine what it was like walking out and finding what happened to everyone else.

[@Triple6KillaYT]

My step brother was Schizophrenic. He always said he heard voices and that UFO’s were following him. I always kept it real with him and talked him down. Last year he walked into some random persons yard near where he was staying and hung himself in their tree. He knew he could reach out to me but didn’t. I always wondered if the voices told him to do it.

[@Ryuu1010YT]

pretty sure some of ufos were usa military top secret projects and vehicles

[@RandomAnonymousSomeone]

i am very sorry for your loss, the thing with schizophrenia is that sometimes people may think there is no way out or as you said voices or thoughts in the victims' heads tell them to commit the act

[@Zechshero23]

I am so sorry As a person with schizophrenia, this is very sad. I feel bad because my schizophrenia is light, and all I get is hallucinations, and it's hard to show emotions I'm sure he was a great guy

[@grumpyseagull]

Shit, man. I'm so sorry that happened.

[@spleegsploogi]

@@Zechshero23 this may sound odd...ya remind me of Mae from Night in The Woods due to being a bit crazy,just sayin man

[@jtnachos16]

So, uh, the 'schizo experience' audio? That would be on the fairly extreme end of things, I'm pretty sure. Speaking from personal experience: Much more common to have the occasional call of your name, loud bang, or disembodied moan/scream. Also animal noises. On the more disturbing end without distinct voices, you have the occasional appearance of a constant, low murmur, like you are in a crowded mall or something. It's really disorienting to suddenly become aware of that murmur ongoing, and even worse to only realize it was going on when it stops and your brain declares things have become abnormally silent. Of course, everyone is different, but that audio was very much more 'active' than would be typical for someone whose not in the midst of an actual psychosis episode or totally untreated. Unfortunately, for some, the schizophrenic experience is that intense all the time, and medications and treatment don't really help. I have auditory hallucinations with enough frequency that I prefer to wear headphones most the time when home alone, precisely because the hallucinatory sounds don't 'muffle' like real sounds do when traveling through the dampening of the headphones. If you are schizophrenic/have mental health issues and ever hear fully formed and distinct voices talking to you, let alone multiple, that's a sign you have a major issue going on and should be talking to your psychiatrist immediately, regardless of how 'positive' the voices might seem. Visual hallucination is a different ball of wax and is to my understanding, a lot less common. It ranges in severity from abnormal lights, moving shadows, and misinterpreted shapes, to full blown acid trip hellscapes. The worst I've had with regards to visual is figures staring at me through windows/doorways/etc that are gone if I close my eyes and reopen them. This is, of course, ignoring sleep paralysis and it's hallucinations.

[@alftooka]

This sounds terrifying, I hope you are coping with it well

[@hyuukaa_]

i have bipolar 1 and i have the low murmurs and occasional calling my name. also, i have what i describe as when you watch a horror movie and there’s those creepy incoherent whispers. i hear that a lot. thankfully medication helped for a time, now i have to take different medication and i currently hear it all the time. so i wear headphone almost all day. this problem i would never wish upon anyone. it’s hell to live with

[@estermoon7214]

I have both, which and they are both on the higher scale of severity. Schizo with both visual and auditory will cause a hallucination to smack an object, such as a table, and then your auditory creates a wooden thumping sound to match where it hits a table. I have meds, and I am okay, but yeah. It's terrifying, especially at night.

[@AlexRandom_channel132]

I hear my name being called (mostly by a child), whispering, sometimes low whispering, I heard screaming once, and straight talking. Sometimes I see characters from my dreams and shadows/light. Is this concerning? I wanted to know from someone suffering from similar things, because I’m worried and it keeps getting worse. I have generalized anxiety disorder, but I don’t know if it’s because of that or not.

[@jtnachos16]

@@AlexRandom_channel132 If you do not have a psychiatrist, go to one. Seriously. If you are at a point where you are experiencing complex hallucinations (distinct voices, recognizable voices, detailed visual hallucinations), that is a major issue. Anxiety on it's own can cause hallucinations as well. Either way, get help, before it gets worse. Even when you 'get used' to a certain baseline level of hallucination, it will still wear you down over time, and it becomes oh so easy to spiral.

[@whyismynamehere]

I think the scariest thing to hear is when a guy that knows the woods very well. And says “I lived in these woods for years and never heard anything like that” Completely off topic but I wish you could report or KZbin can delete comments that say “2024 anyone?” On music videos.

[@Tellmagee]

I have a story like that! During the fall two or three years ago every now and then we’d hear this crazy loud barking/howling sound at night. It sounded occasionally something like a coyote or occasionally something like a dog but also was very clearly neither one and was just SO loud. This was in the middle of a very rural wooded area with nobody else around for miles. And also unlike a coyote or a dog, it could go on bellowing for a long time but not one time did anything ever call back in response, it was always alone. Never heard anything like it before or since.

[@Professionaldrypaintwatcher]

@@Tellmageego look up a skinwalker details, sounds like one. Even though they don’t exist you described one perfectly!

[@malaysiahorne8016]

@@Professionaldrypaintwatcher that doesnt sound like one of those

[@malaysiahorne8016]

@@Professionaldrypaintwatcher also you shouldnt say they dont exist

[@almogxchq5282]

@@malaysiahorne8016 Most likely don't. But there's always a chance cause have you ever looked at those deep sea creatures? Straight out of sci-fi horror movies I tell you...

[@dignelberrt]

One of the worst parts about the Jonestown cyanide was that the parents were forced to watch their kids drink the koolaid first. He waited until most of the kids had died before giving a single adult the drink.

[@peterf.229]

there were survivors who didn’t hear the command to drink the koolaide. the full audio you can hear the gunshots that killed Jones and a few higher ups as drinking poison was too hard for them

[@enoch4499]

I also read that a few children initially survived and were in agony while the adults proceeded.

[@dr.scientimental2700]

The recording of the courtroom trial proceeding of the murder of Shirley Ledford has got to be the most chilling. There is a section in the video where one can actually hear the agonising screams of that poor girl as she was being tortured. And hearing that sent enough chills down my spine to thank God that the full audio was deliberately not made public. Just by hearing that small section of the video, one can get a feeling of why so many of the hardened investigators in the case went into PTSD after listening to that inhuman torture.

[@LeeY0uTube]

Apparently the fbi used the tapes to desensitise recruits. There is a reference to this in the show “mindhunters” where one of the new recruited characters has to listen to what seems to be the tape, you see in their face and reaction how distressing the audio is (despite it being a fictionalised version of it in the show and not the real audio)

[@dr.scientimental2700]

@@LeeY0uTube yeah bro, some real messed up content on that recording. Worst part is knowing that her mother had to hear the recording in order to be able to identify her daughter. It must have torn that lady's heart into pieces. What absolute strength a mother has to possess to hear their child suffer like that considering totally unrelated people get so badly affected on hearing that audio.

[@dr.scientimental2700]

@philiphaseldine1135 I reckon the judge himself must've had a tough time holding himself together in the courtroom that day after hearing that audio.

[@dr.scientimental2700]

@philiphaseldine1135 I don't really know about the courtroom proceeding in detail, but if I were the judge that day, i would've definitely charged those two bastards with contempt for smiling and enjoying the audio whilst everyone else was literally nauseated by the cruelty of their crime.

[@TR4R]

Once I worked in a clinic (I'm a laboratory technician) and a patient came with a disjointed shoulder. The doctor had to readjust the articulation and in this case that is made by pushing it with your body. I don't know the technique but the screams of that woman were really haunting and chilling. The sound of human voice distorted by pain can be really terrifying. After that the physician gave her a dose of fentanyl and she went asleep for a while. Creepy.

[@WorldwideDarts]

A couple of the 9/11 phone calls are haunting! The one where the man was talking to the 911 operator and he was saying "we're not ready to die" then the building collapses. Bone chilling! Makes me mad too.

[@OrionRing]

Civilian recordings from the ground and hearing everyone panic were scary too

[@StazherEzhov]

His name was Kevin Cosgrove. He was blocked on the 105th floor of the South Tower, above the point of impact.

[@ZOMBiFOX13]

I heard the audio of that phone call. Very heart breaking ngl

[@Proot.entity]

Don't forget the man on the phone call screaming as the north tower collapsed **OH GOD AAAHH-** -his last words as the north tower collapsed

[@kaRlozXD]

i think it was like "Lady, there's 2 of us in this office, we're not ready to die but it's getting bad!" "Oh god! AHHHHHH.." and it ends

[@majorpropane]

Scariest thing i ever heard was 8 years ago back in 1881. I was sleeping one day in my new york apartment flat, wondering why i always woke up with a sore throat One day i decided to record myself sleeping so i could see why The footage i saw haunts me to this day, i saw myself getting up in the dead of the night, walking to the living room, watching tv and smoking a fat blunt I have been traumatized the rest of my life

[@mrkonski833]

Damn man I sincerely hope you recovered from that incident, sleepboofing is no joke

[@VortexOfficiaI]

bro is 130+ years old

[@majorpropane]

@@mrkonski833 Thank you for the support, ive been trying exposure therapy for the last 2 weeks.

[@imthecryptic]

Most realest story in this comment section

[@ErdemtugsC]

@@VortexOfficiaI152 specifically

[@andynachos2045]

I find it funny that the attack broadcast warning is delivering a scary message, but the guy delivering it is talking like one of those hotshot guys from 80’s movies.

[@kubakowalik6598]

Shirley Ledford murder recording is so terrifying, that just the text transcript of the beginning of it, can destroy your mental health (many people say it did). The audio recording of it is so sick, it made people run away from court crying. FBI uses it as a tool to desensitize new officers, as its the scariest recording to exist. During court hearing, the murderer Lawrence Bittaker said "it was just the foreplay" - he is said to be the most insane, dangerous psychopath to ever exist, and has the highest score on Hare Psychopathy Checklist ever (39/40).

[@cashwalk7253]

That’s terrifying 😨

[@Estrelda]

Oh my word...

[@peterf.229]

oh bs, unless you are a weak person .

[@TheColdBreadstick]

​@@peterf.229peter that's not jow it works 💀

[@andynachos2045]

I don’t like the possible intentions of the murderer recording it… it feels like there’s an inappropriate intention of it.

[@kaylabrownell1268]

The Shirley Ledford tape is horrifying! I read the audio log of her torture, I had to watch Bluey all day long to cope.

[@gamingwolf6735]

Do i wanna know what that log held? actually i already know the answer

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

Old mate Bluey.

[@internetspectator6051]

where to find log bro

[@OlTimeyChara]

​@@gamingwolf6735 just search for a transcript

[@Sammiekreuger]

​@@internetspectator6051 just leave it man......i couldnt eat anything aftr readin it

[@bananbananowy3552]

I personally find the LOT Polish Airlines Flight 5055 crash to be one of the most thrilling Audio Recordings. There's just something about their last words - "Good night! Goodbye! Bye, We perish." and the impact ending the message.

[@marisakirisame867]

Yeah you right That pilot even got some chances to do that

[@nixzeph]

Thanks for this sleeping playlist, i sleep so good now to this calming music 😊

[@CreeperTheLord]

Broski I can’t even sleep to this even though it ain’t 😨

[@Ghoaft]

Ikr this is such calming music

[@jebisbaldo0945]

average 13yo emo:

[@ErenJeager1789]

💀 bro need therapy

[@KurtCobainscigarette]

@@ErenJeager1789bros being sarcastic dude

[@beket__]

I think analogue horror of this time has really taken a good grasp of our fears of sound and what we associate them with, the fear of hearing tornado sirens as kids turned to a television announcement that we are not to open our doors for anyone or anything and close our eyes if anything gets in really does push the creativity that the fear within us creates. Being a 2000's kid I absolutely loved digging into analogue horror as it developed on KZbin in the last decade and I think sound design has to be some of the most important parts of that, the human brain does such a phenomenal job at linking sounds to possible danger and in a society that has so much to do with music and listening, it tests arguably one of our most sensitive senses.

[@ShockInazuma]

I think it’s a combination of both sounds and visuals. The visuals dive deep into the uncanny valley, which only serves to add to a layer of that disturbance. This is also why the Mandela Catalogue series is so effective at Analog Horror. From uncanny sights to disturbing noises.

[@mfits]

Hearing depiction of schizophrenia voices startled me, because i hear similar things from time to time, always been thinking its kind of normal to have some voices in your head. I dont have anything close to the severity people with actual schizophrenia have, i am shushing voices sometimes, like in the tv show Bly manor or something where little girl shushes moaning creepy spectre in the corner to shut up

[@LeonserGT]

This is absolutely nowhere near normal, go see psychiatrist asap.

[@lunadreamystrz7875]

Sometimes very rarely I'll hear like actual voices saying clear as day phrases to me while I'm trying to go to sleep. One of them was of my biological father shouting 'ill kill you'... I don't remember the other phrases I've heard but that was the most recent one about one or two months ago

[@grumpyseagull]

Please, I urge you to get that checked out. That's 100% not normal.

[@elijahleivaldez4573]

just imagine youre schizophrenic and some voices say “dap me up nigga” but youre just shushing em like “stfu im listening to pizza tower ost” but fr this sounds like something a schizophrenic would say

[@hskatkat]

I agree with the other commenters. if you haven’t already, i’d see a psychiatrist and psychologist. you don’t want to have a full psychotic break without any antipsychotics prescribed just in case. you may be too delusional at the time to take them, which would be why the psychologist would be helpful too. they can get you set up with inpatient treatment if you end up needing protection from yourself. hang in there, friend

[@andrewdaniel8956]

Scariest thing I've heard in my life so far was footsteps when I was home alone or a scary video that kept me on edge for some nights

[@OrlindaJones]

You know we have something in common. I constantly wall back up from my grandpa house to my house at night(pretty stupid if I were to be honest). I live on the Navajo reservation, which happens to be one of the reasons why it pretty dam scary some nights. A few nights ago(November 6) when I just came back up from my grandpa house(I thought something was following me as there was foot print sounds that were behind me)I open the door to see something peeking from the corner of eye outside of the door. Dam I was terrified and honestly if you want, I can make a video explaining it as this is something that is not only real, also been happening for a very long time.

[@patronsaintofpoison]

​@OrlindaJones Hello, I met a Navajo kid who lived on a reservation and he told me that, when he comes inside after dark, his grandmother will blow tobacco smoke on him to purify him and I think he also said to cleanse him of anything evil that may be clinging to him. He said that Navajo people say it's dangerous and foolish to go outside after dark. I think they must know the truth that the rest of us forgot, or stopped believing in, because we thought it couldn't be real. But I myself have seen and, well, "met" some admittedly scary things outside after dark. I don't care if people don't believe me, but I don't tell anyone anyway, because I KNOW what I've seen and heard.

[@tjcaruthers5593]

The last two are truly what nightmares are made of. They are real recordings. From what I know the Toy Box recording is authentic. It's the real voice of the POS. The Tool Box recording is and was the utmost depraved recording that I know of. I'm aware of only one recording existing. Outside of the court room, the only times it has ever been played has been to the agents in the FBI upon joining the Behavioral Sciences unit. It isn't online and the only copy(s)to exist is in Quantico, VA. This we all should be thankful for, even if those of us who are desensitized are curious and feel they can handle it. Somethings are better left not seen or heard.

[@друг-з5ъ]

Lucinda Lynn Schaefer (16yo), their first victim was a peculiar one. As they were doing the horrible things, they became incredibly terrified by the look on her eyes (she was not scared or showed much emotion). So much so that one of them ran out and vomited. All she asked for was a second to pray before she was killed, but they did not grant it cause they were petrified.

[@cupwasneverhere]

There's a copy online of one of the tapes

[@TR4R]

You're right. One can have some morbid curiosity but one must have some decency too.

[@peterf.229]

lol

[@SKtheGREAT]

If this are the things we’ve heard, I couldn’t IMAGINE the things we HAVENT heard. Also the first siren is a broken tornado siren if im not mistaken Edit: nvm that’s the wailing version of it according to the slav man himself

[@MRSLAV]

It's not broken, just the wailing mode.

[@SKtheGREAT]

@@MRSLAV OHHH thank you for the correction

[@AG-tl8oq]

​@@MRSLAVcan you do scariest invertebrates?

[@thatsirenenthusiast]

@@MRSLAV Its called "Alternate wail", a Tone available On Federal signal UV, MCP SiraTone etc, Many People call it broken, but its really not, The siren You showed in the vid was a Federal signal Modulator 6024 in chicago. Chicago used to use alternate wail until 2011 (i think) When they switched to normal wail due to the siren head thing. sucks they did tho

[@user-6uw7r03vrb]

​@@MRSLAVAlternate wailing mode. Not just wailing.

[@Shalashaska381]

“Way to upsetting” is the most underwhelming way to describe the Jonestown tapes. I gave it a listen just from pure morbid curiosity and it was the most disturbing forty some odd minutes of my life

[@lewisjones284]

I think the worst ones would be the tapes recovered from the moors murders in Manchester. The transcripts alone are hard to read. I can only imagine how difficult it would've been to have been in police training, or even worse, the jury for the case, and being forced to listen to a 10 year old scream for her mother as she was being tortured.

[@Goofy_Dominican]

Why… why are people so cruel

[@AkShepShep]

​@@Goofy_Dominicanpeople can be evil, that or monsters... Which it's mostly seen in the deepest part of the iceberg.

[@peterf.229]

they are still human , just psychopaths or sadists .

[@joharuwais282F-22]

Watching this at night should not be a problem right? Right?

[@MRSLAV]

Yeah sure, no problem >:)

[@WhovianSentaiRiderFan]

​@@MRSLAVI'm glad I watched this video at 10 in the morning.

[@proloycodes]

is night here

[@Zuion_Art]

​@@proloycodes2 am here

[@Iforgotwhoami]

I saw this video at 9 am

[@crashburn3292]

Komarov agreeing to fly the Soyuz 1 knowing it would fail, just to save his cosmonaut friend Yuri Gagarin is one of the bravest things I've ever heard of. I wish the transcript of what he said on the way down existed, as I bet it wasn't at all flattering toward the designers of the spacecraft.

[@FreedomHero4]

I think he’s also the one that demanded his funeral be open casket so that the Soviet leaders could see how massively messed up their desires to be the best are

[@AMNESS_]

This is all complete bullshit. It is impossible to hear even a word on the recording. Another anti-Soviet myth, where all victories are in spite of the evil state, and the evidence is “not made-up stories about which it is impossible to remain silent.”

[@theadorabletk]

Allegedly, he cursed out the designers of the spacecraft as well as the cosmonauts who ordered him to take said flight.

[@BillyinyourbillsDabills]

POV : Siren head videos be like 1:04

[@Stogienator]

I went on a backpacking trip yesterday with my boy scout troop at a state park. 2-3AM this morning I was awoken to hear a distant voice moaning for help and mumbling unintelligible words. Me and my friends used to joke about skinwalkers but at the time I genuinely though it was one. When everyone woke up it turns out it was one of our scoutmasters having a dream about a bear attack but you had to be there to understand how horrific his voice sounded.

[@mrwow1667]

lol

[@marj9298]

The schizophrenia one sounded like the voices I would hear when I’m having a sleep paralysis. I would lay in the dark, half awake, with my eyeballs the only thing I can move around while attempting to squirm just to snap myself out of that horrifying state.

[@thephoenixking1086]

Yup, What is even scarier is when you have awake-sleep-paralysis (which is even more rare). It is when you are actually awake and doing every day things, you lay down just for a second and boom, you are unable to move anymore, you start to hear all sorts of things, see figures and absolutely cannot do anything at all. - I Have had this happen twice, the worst one was when I was talking to my brother over the phone and layed down in the bed (while still talking) and boom, all of a sudden I was completely unable to move, started hearing all sorts of whispering and scary sounds right in front of me and then started seeing a shadow move towards me, no matter what I did I could not move, speak or anything... Thankfully this stopped after a few minutes and my brother was still on the phone wondering why I had just gone silent. I am not sure what causes this as it seems to be extremely rare, but from what I understand, it is a form of "Sleep" where your brain is going into sleep mode for no reason (this can happen if you have stayed awake for too long, you will be wide awake and then boom, you suddenly fall asleep for a few seconds and then boom, back wide awake), in some VERY rare cases, this can also cause Sleep Paralysis during this short time span... Let me clear that up, you are suffering a VERY rare thing, during another VERY rare thing caused by very bad sleeping habbits... The chances of me meeting anyone else who has suffered this is low, and I have had it twice... It is absolutely terrifying and is what I personally believe to be the cause of so many "Ghosts"... Humans and the mind are far more scary than any Ghosts.

[@marj9298]

It only started when I worked the night shift and barely slept throughout the day and that leads me to believe lack of sleep might be the catalyst. It definitely is the worst and I can barely identify what’s real and what’s not, and I definitely agree that it rarely happens because none of my colleagues and friends experienced that although we have the same work schedule and have little to no sleep. Hopefully more research will be conducted about sleep paralysis in the future.

[@lanoosaurusrex]

Omg…this happened to me too. I once tried to OD on sleeping pills as a teenager and ended up in a state of sleep paralysis instead where I was awake, but my body was asleep. I heard a lot of fast loud whispering everywhere, but I was completely home alone. I tried to wake my body up, but I could only move my eyeballs…eventually, I just fell asleep. It was one of the scariest experiences of my life.

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

​@@thephoenixking1086 I have had this one time where I was sleeping and in a dream and I happened to force my eyelids open with my hands. Right when I did that, I was completely immobilized and my vision was moving all liquidy. That's right like a liquid. Couldn't make out what was in sight except I could recognize the colour of my room. Oh and blue colour started appearing almost over my vision for a moment. Like I said earlier, all liquidy. I guess sleep paralysis really occurs when your eyes are open while dreaming but I am quite surprised schizophrenia is a part of sleep paralysis too because now I get a brief idea of it.

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

​@@lanoosaurusrex The ability of the brain to create artificial feelings and senses is truly astounding. Sometimes, there's sleep paralysis that can give you the feeling that you are touching something but your fingers are in thin air. Usually happens when you were touching something in your dream and wake up at the moment. The feeling persists for few seconds before fading out.

[@MatteoVitello216]

Waking up to a new Slav video? Ohh yea it’s gonna be a great day.

[@xciter]

Same

[@lily_5481]

Real

[@entangledatoms7153]

*The most terrifying recordings playing in your ears*

[@Snail4143]

@@entangledatoms7153 LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO also why do i hear banging at my door

[@KieranIndigo-dw1yb]

I'm fascinated by creepy things. Also, I love your voice, Mr Slav! It's beautiful!

[@timforney9317]

Back in early 2020 (pre-covid), I was home alone because I had a snow day from school. I was waiting for a game to download on my Xbox when I heard the wailing siren sound outside. I was tripping balls because I didn't know at the time that there was that specific siren near our house (we had just moved). I legit texted my mom and, sounding like an idiot, told her that sirenhead resided in the nearby woods with genuine concern and fear.

[@bloocheese2902]

Fetus behaviour.

[@tajuddinahmed3379]

Really 😂

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

Sirenhead? Really?

[@ChillyUltraKill]

Did you hear her? Off the call

[@Sharkylight]

Wait are u fr i did that before my old house used to be near woods and i was always scared that siren head would come and end my life😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@airsoftcenter9137]

It’s genuinely disgusting what people can do to someone, I’ve never felt more disgusting and horrified just by hearing what these people have done to someone else and hearing their every word and the victims every pain is truly scary.

[@peterf.229]

well not everyone has perfect mental health like judgey people on the net 🤣

[@DoctorPhobos]

Some context first . . .I'm what's referred to as a "Cold Warrior". I served in the military during the Cold War, specifically the end years. While on base/post they would test the emergency sirens once a week at the same day and time. Even when you were sure it was a test, you still waited, listening to see if the tone fell, or continued past the few seconds for the test. I as an Air Force weather observer. I was stationed at a couple high risk bases. One because it was was a missile base and the other because it had the longest runway between the Iron Curtain and Rhein-Main AB in [West] Germany. So either case the siren meant something. If it was a steady tone, I would be heading to the weather station to help out because things would be hopping. If it was a warbling tone . . . I would either be donning on my combat gear getting ready to deploy or bending over kissing my ass goodbye. A couple years ago, I was listening to our local HD Radio station playing classic music from the 80s (X96 Classic - it has an app!). I was just doing some writing and I heard that tone coming over the radio... the warbling radio . . . I froze. It then cut out to an orchestral riff... the intro to the 12" version of "Two Tribes" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. I was relieved, but surprised that after so long I would still have a visceral reaction.

[@squibkib]

Hey mate, thanks for your services. I respect you.

[@Jollypot-zero]

Number one first place scariest audio: Hearing a KZbin Ad

[@that_duck_quack]

Especially if you’re listening to ASMR or rain sounds 💀

[@ThatAnimalChannel]

Two scary things ive heard, the first being the worse because it woke me from sleep, a house blowing up miles away from a propane leak, i knew someone had to have died at that time. The second sucked but wasnt as bad because i was awake and had to call police, like i knew it was gonna happen, but just not to me lol it was when a drunk driver slammed into my house at 3 in the morning. His loud exhaust from his charger kept me up as he joy rode around the neighborhood. I said out loud this dudes gonna hit something. Sure enough he hit my house, blowin in my basement wall. Took the turn wide and too fast, he overcorrected and lost control.

[@theALTF4]

i like your dog ♥ 😇

[@meph1570]

as a schizophrenic, the voices in my head don't sound like that, but it's a good depiction.

[@loopholeinthenap6704]

What kind of voices do u hear then?

[@MRSLAV]

Depends on the person, what do you hear though?

[@meph1570]

@@MRSLAV sometimes i'm hearing my own voice, and some other noises that i heard about half a day before, recorded in my head and played back relentlessly, like a siren, car horns. even though i heard it today but still can listen to them at night, the exact same noise. and for the voices, mostly not about "orders" or "demands" like "go there" or "do this", but "comments" like "he must be ..." or "that thing is ..." even though i paid exactly no mind about those things or persons. it's like a portion of my brain that i can't control, producing thoughts on its own.

[@MRSLAV]

@@meph1570 thats disturbing, hope you get better

[@aqualalalala]

@@MRSLAV bro said hope you get better 😭

[@xMasterDevilx]

As for the recording of the plane crash, what scared me the most was the recording of the IL 62 plane crash in the Kabacki forest in 1987, in which many people died, including the famous Polish singer Anna Jantar. Seconds before the impact, you can hear the pilots, one of whom says in polish "Dobranoc, do widzenia" eng. "Good night, goodbye" and the other "Cześć, giniemy" "Bye, we're dying" then hear the boom.

[@swanksisaperson]

4:30 bro sounds extremely chipper while telling everyone that there is a threat 💀💀

[@Estrelda]

That's actually the point. The more calm and chipper you sound about something serious, the more likely people are to not freak out, thereby preventing mass hysteria.

[@PanchRamSalaame]

seriously the schizophrenia was litterally extremely extremely scary😵

[@KendlickLama]

"Tractor trauma" would be a great name for a band

[@FinkieTheFox]

jokes on you there is a metal band called "TRACTOR" but its mostly in czech :D

[@KendlickLama]

@@FinkieTheFox thats actually pretty funny😂

[@LucasGator2]

As a person with schizophrenia, I can confirm that I hear voices in my head EVERY SINGLE DAY.

[@jackbradbury6576]

I can’t imagine. That must be hell

[@Sangman]

The excerpt of that in this video was legit disturbing. The only sound I didn't want to sit through. Do you get used to that somehow or is there a way to sorta mitigate it?

[@gokulvarma627]

I hear voices in my head, they council me, they understand they talk to me....

[@213efg]

slide 5@@gokulvarma627

[@FD-mt7vs]

Dude imagine having one that tells jokes all day

[@the_swaggg]

I discovered plane crash info a while ago, visited it pretty frequently because of how much info was on there, I was a big aviation enthusiast (and I still am) and visiting the site felt somewhat natural to me, but the "Last Words" tab is some of the most haunting stuff I've ever heard knowing the fact that the people behind these tapes are real, they aren't reenactments, its what happened the moment it happened, the one that haunts me the most is Vladivostokavia flight 352.

[@Th4t_G1rl_C4t7ynn]

What website is it? I wanna check it out and I can't find it

[@-MistytheYT-]

1:03 now i understand where they got the damn soundtrack for sirenhead💀

[@SmoothcriminalJackson]

I love Siren head ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@shaguftadar4444]

help💀💀💀​@@SmoothcriminalJackson

[@ItsJustJay737]

To be completely honest the Stellafield emergency alarm is just flat out eerie. It's so harmonized and it just sounds like a symphony at the gates of heaven and it'll be the last sound you hear as death comes closer. Reminds me of that harmonized tornado siren video

[@ghostinng274]

Can I just say, hearing voices with no known origin in real life is fucking terrifying. Sounds like they're right in your ear but you turn to look and there's nothing. Not even a shadow.

[@bluchismoon]

8:37 thats what that sound was?!?! I have watched many 9/11 videos, and I kept wondering what alarm was making that sound every time I saw any of the vids from people who got close to ground zero. That is so depressing. Also, I've listened to the full audio of the jonestown massacre. It's not on the same level as some of the later audios, but its depressing to realize when the people succumbed to the poison in the flavor aid because you no longer hear as many voices and the way he managed to convince even the people who were against giving it to the children is crazy.

[@Ninjh]

Those alarms go of waaaay before the towers collaps as well. They are basically area alarms, not trapped firemen...

[@ParasitiC-HowL]

Schizophrenia one was definitely the most chilling. I was wearing headphones and that’s scary I’m sorry for people who have to deal with that. I hope you are doing ok and you stay safe and well

[@nancyfancy9825]

Schizophrenia is just heart-breaking :(

[@sugisdoomguy54]

That exorcism sounds really interesting seems like they knew what they were doing when it came to them killing the “demon”

[@blorgygaeming910]

they don't really kill the demon. they just evict it from the possessed dude.

[@sugisdoomguy54]

@@blorgygaeming910 they didn’t sound very good at it

[@mook_butt8037]

Anneliese Michel was not “possessed”, she needed medical treatment.

[@Roboticwhale19]

They are specialized priests. There’s very few people in the world capable of doing that job.

[@redpanda1765]

​@@mook_butt8037 yeah, nowadays a good priest will suggest every cientific treatment before doing an exorcism.

[@kh4nh4n94]

still not scary as *your parents coming in your room at midnight to check if you are still sleeping* sound

[@THECOLLECTORBRO2544]

😅😅

[@brucesmith6942]

Slav, I love your effort and in depth content. Keep it up, brother.

[@HolldollMcG]

I dunno why, but sirens are particularly frightening to me. The wailing siren is the worst I've heard, followed closely by the one they used in Silent Hill (can't recall it's rl purpose). So unsettling.

[@jtconner7599]

The Silent Hill sirens were WW2 era English air bombing sirens.

[@hiyaheya]

I have schizophrenia. I get really sad when my loved ones are in trouble. But the voices in my head be saying "deserves them right/let them die". When I thank God, the voices would curse God. It's like literally a demon is sitting inside my brain and trying to ruin me. It's terrifying.

[@FranchescoTheThird]

Continue praising the Lord. It depends on your family or history how these voices have arrived, but with prayer they will not be allowed to do these awful things any longer. Above all else, remember God is stronger and greater than these things and will protect His beloved. You have been given the ability by God to discern, lift generational curses, anoint your property, remove the power of the wicked ones and so much more. I am not experienced as you in these situations but hope this helped. I will pray for you.

[@xD00TD00Tx]

⁠@@FranchescoTheThird I may be an atheist, but I’ll pray as well. All the best to you, brother.

[@actuallymatter2673]

The nuclear attack ones always gives me goosebumps. The thought of seeing that on the tv and knowing it isnt a drill scares the hell out of me for real :')

[@Estrelda]

I hate to say this, but the Criticality Siren didn't phase me, not at all. It sounds so much like the Star Trek Red Alert that I just kinda sat there... It sickens me to think that I'd be unphased if I heard that in real life.

[@High_Tech_Priest]

The scariest thing for me is when i listened to the tape. I didn't feel fear disgust or sadness. I felt numb. With only a dull sense of rage toward evil

[@Cobra-mb2gx]

I just get extremely aggrivated when I hear shit like that

[@D9fjg]

​@@Cobra-mb2gxThere's something in us that makes us extremely hateful and enraged to someone or something attacking other people and doing horrible things. Even if we know we can't do anything as it's in the past this kind of reaction occurs

[@lorenzocarrari8636]

Tell me please, how long is that? Where i can find it? Even if by seeing the comments right there i am gonna regret it badly 😅

[@WhipTheSnapper]

9 year olds when siren: *"hEy thTASs SIReen HEADD!!1!"*

[@CrashHeadroom]

"Chair".... you just answered a loooong time question I've had on where KMFDM got those vocal samples for "Professional Killer". I morbidly thank you sir o.O

[@siloharr7088]

Just a little information about the PASS devices referenced in the vid. All new airpacks come with a PASS device within the pack itself, and can be directly interacted with through the packs interface. Every modern day firefighter has immediate access to this device. Its good to mention that every device a firefighter has on them comes from either a tragedy or just research. Looking into many videos including MAYDAYS, which are the situations upon which a firefighter finds themself trapped and unable to escape, or are injured, a call over the radio is made while activating their device. Ive been fortunate enough to have not yet experienced a real world mayday, but in training that noise is haunting, just as much as is it loud and disorienting. The fear that seemlessly innocent noise creates still unnerves me to this day.

[@monkeebunz8580]

Hey mrslav wented to say im happy your channel is doing so good with the rebranding and making yourself more branded to the channel Cant lie i was nervous that your channel could've lost a lot of traction but now here we are. This video has enough views to fill the largest stadiums in the world.

[@PInnHeAd]

The firefighters alarms going off hit so fucking hard... It is literally screaming: dead people here, and there were so many, this were only the ones trying to rescue people...

[@LeastInsaneUtsu-PFan]

This might be an odd comment, but thank you for the subtitles. I have problems with the audio of KZbin videos on my device, and I can’t always get auto-generated subtitles, so it’s nice for people to make subtitles within the video without KZbin.

[@JasonLi-zw4ky]

Speaking about a Black Box, I still clearly remember the time I was in China. An american Boeing 707 boarded by several governor officials and a whole lot of people who had very bright futures, just came down with the plane when it seemed to be controlled to do so. The horror I feel for those lives still huant me as I imagine what they saw when it came down straight straight .

[@themartins2439]

All the sounds are terrifying, but ironically the first one is the scariest. I imagine walking a through a dark foggy city, and all the sudden hearing the siren. It gives me chills to think about it, blasting through the entire city.

[@Espartanica]

And then you realize everyone else is gone.

[@SakorskySP]

I don't need voices when I'm already saying all those things to myself

[@extinctionfxrr]

mr slav vids are always so well made. i love your videos man, keep the good work up!

[@s667f2]

I love Mr. Slav's stances on things, he's a very morally just person, very fair and balanced.

[@getclapped7501]

the schizophrenia one is so scary i cant imagine an actual schizophrenic person hearing that at night

[@flap.d.jack247]

I imagime that though it's still bad for them, they may actually get used to it. So while it wouldn't be a good experience, it would less "disturbing" to tve people who experience it constantly

[@no1694]

everything about this video, the accent, the topic, the sounds, the accent, the mask, the accent, its perfect

[@GlidingZephyr]

I remember one time I was on vacation in a State Park, in West Virginia, U.S. This was near the "panhandle" section stretching along the border of Maryland. Appalachia actually extends across more than one state, here. One night while I was sleeping in my cabin, I awoke to what sounded like a bizarre warble, from somewhere outside. The cabins were all constructed during the Depression Era, nearly a century ago; so solid that even my flip phone had no reception, inside. It could have been a rescue helicopter, because there were a lot of deep crevasses that people could fall into if they strayed from the hiking trails. Except this was at 2 in the morning, and no one in their right mind would go out at that time of day while the black bears were most active. The sound could be described as a low and permeating hum through the log and mortar walls. I couldn't just hear it, it reverberated through my head until it faded and soon went away entirely. I never knew exactly what it was, but other people at the lodge up the road described something similar but less intense, there. Whatever this was, it was centered in the cabin area where I was staying. I couldn't go back to sleep, that night.

[@LukeZeppelin]

I dont care what you say, being a kid and seeing an alert broadcast scares the crap out of you

[@ArsnlFCM]

Agreed, about 11 years ago, When i was 3 I experienced one of those alerts when i was younger, holy shit i hated it, when it came on, I felt like i couldnt move 😂

[@1LOVECOMMUNISM]

Bro i got goosebumps when I listened to the schizophrenia sounds 💀

[@the_junkie]

One audio recording I would add to the list is the one of the Apollo 1 crew, the three men died in a fire in the capsule during a test and all of thus was recorded as they panicked and couldn't escape

[@jedikidx4205]

these are really creepy but mrslav's voice comforts me

[@optiTHOMAS]

Bruh! This is all kinds of messed up stuff! Love the accent! Classy! 😎👍🏻 i think some of the alarms are more creepy and dissonant than the actual threats! The court room audio sounds like it's rough. Also, those poor fire fighters...bruh. lot's of messed up stuff out there, man... my goodness. 😟😅

[@mimidoll326]

You're a great educator mrslav I've learned a lot from your videos. Thank you mrslav

[@sm71485]

Fuck I'm alone in my room and that Schizo sound literally jacked up my paranoia. This is the scariest shit I've heard

[@itdobelikedattho8112]

Hey behind you

[@sm71485]

@@itdobelikedattho8112 ayo shut up man I sleep alone at night

[@js1198]

@@itdobelikedattho8112unnecessary roughness automatic first down

[@guyman8659]

There is an entire "music" album recorded into a psychiatric hospital, full of psycopaths, sociopaths, and people with other mental diaseses, the "band" is called "Stalaggh". I think that is the most terrifing thing that a man could hear in his life

[@37MKE]

Best part of the day is seeing you post a video. Labai Ačiū Mrs Salv

[@Mr_Offroad1]

The alarms at 8:42 is the most chilling and scariest sound ive ever heard because you know already that the alarms are attached to dead bodies 😢 RIP to all who have died in the 911 incident

[@StreamBoatVideos]

I always found the Amber Alert tone in Canada to be rather disquieting. When it randomly came on the radio around the 2010s it caused an intense fight or flight response.

[@Asbestdeparting24]

used to be a big siren expert, still am alright with em but the community fell off. They’re pretty haunting in times of distress, but can be cool to tinker with. They’re interesting in construction, I recommend checking them out.

[@BritishIdiotFromEngland]

The scariest thing I've ever heard is that I'm having a science test and I thought it was gonna be a history test instead.

[@SquishyJorgen]

9:35 i started crying when i saw "ma i love you"

[@nobody69697]

I well never forgive myself for hearing all of these with headphones on

[@soundcrib]

love watching this dude at night or in the evening. awesome

[@KingCreeper85]

5:52 this whole bit just sounds like a voice saying I’m stupid

[@your_local_bkan1c]

why is the dude in my head sound like asmr💀

[@dreameryxosoul]

i always wait until night to watch your new videos! i really enjoy the spooky vibes!

[@MafhiaFN]

There is something terribly wrong with you

[@BuellerJ]

2:20 Yo wait this is actually a banger. Just add a beat and that’s the intro to a song. 🔥🔥💯💯🗣️🗣️🥶🥶

[@Dijk1213]

"Y-y-y it's youuuu!" Vibes

[@cosme_fulanit0]

the scariest thing on the kool aid part is that in the actual recording, you can hear how everything goes silent over time as the ppl die, just leaving the background music, I still don't understand how nobody did nothing to stop him from doing that.