The First Murder On Mars | A Scifi Horror Story | Scary Stories | Science Fiction Story

Building the first colony on Mars was always a dream of mankind. A staple of Science Fiction (sci-fi or is it scifi) becoming a reality. An adventure that began with the Mars rovers has reached its pinnacle with over 70 people now living in the colony. Everything is going great, better than expected, until an unexpected disaster strikes...
Operation Insomnia brings you a Scifi Horror Story from Reddit's Nosleep, entitled “The First Murder On Mars”.
This is A Horror Story from Reddit's Nosleep.
Written by survivalprocedure
Read it on Reddit here:
redd.it/aph8xd
Music by Dysmas
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[@thedoruk6324]

The increase of sci-fi creepypasta's is greatly appreciated ! :)

[@babalon7778]

Hell yeah!

[@janewilson1781]

Soooo true...! 👍

[@thedoruk6324]

@Mark Dane what

[@afterschok6627]

You didn't prepare for possibility of crime in a colony?? Epic fail

[@commandericeman8588]

I thought the same thing. I marvel that they made it 20yrs without a theft or rape.

[@faithcastillo9597]

And no exit plan in the event of failure. Very short sighted.

[@commandericeman8588]

@@faithcastillo9597 I don't think there was ever an exit plan, especially for the first generation of colonists. Everyone who signed up understood it was a one way trip. Which explained the exasperated tone of the CEO when he learned someone wanted to come home. He bellowed about the time and resources it would take to build a ship and travel to them.

[@andrewdecker9031]

"Saving and upholding justice" ? I let a killer off with no consequences, what about upholding justice for the dead co worker??

[@afterschok6627]

👍

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

Especially considering he seemed to have killed him for no reason whatsoever.

[@commandericeman8588]

@@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1 Oh, he murdered him for a reason alright....he thought that would grant him a ticket home to Earth. Don't underestimate the pull of some good Chinese food. Lol

[@maxoverridemax]

Meanwhile from the outside on a small outcrop of rocks a small group of Xenomorphs look onward with a sense of Horror. One xenomorph says to the other. "They're monsters😂😂😂"

[@veljohnfox1963]

Yes I love sci-fi great job

[@1971sls]

Just some story ideas: Inner earth, time slips, more underwater secrets/monsters, more oil rig monsters, more Antarctic/Arctic monsters/aliens, more haunted places.....well you get the drift of it I'm sure

[@juliosanchez7711]

Love Ur Stories But This Was Awesome 👍🏻

[@dalienaustin3143]

That was awesome!! Had to listen twice back to back

[@doodleartlover]

GREAT story and narration!!! 😊✌👍👀

[@bertgoat8183]

They should’ve already known what would eventually happen but it’s understandable murder is an extreme that no one was prepared for

[@rockspoon6528]

The red planet is getting a new layer of color.

[@hunterrobert319]

Imagine if mars was actually a planet!

[@thedoruk6324]

Le*Da'fuck ?!(!)

[@joebeastyg5686]

How about it! If only.... What some people will believe....

[@ezag3000]

@@hunterrobert319 Take it easy

[@10010Linus]

@@ezag3000 i think he got wooshed by his own woosh attempt...

[@joebeastyg5686]

@Hannibal Hyde My favorite is when people argue that just because we see round/spherical things in the sky, therefore, we must live on the same thing. Like, what???

[@Nick940oo]

They're gonna "float him" 😉😉

[@UnicornsNeedLove2]

I love space stories.

[@beewee88]

Love scifi pasta. My favourite flavour! Great story!!

[@ceramicsavage]

That was amazing

[@17redbuttons]

Sci fi creepypasta are my favorite! And do u mean STEF-AHN-YA?

[@edwardestepp5770]

I believe that Kronos is the god of time

[@Nick940oo]

You are correct.

[@OperationInsomnia]

That's what I thought, but that's what the author wrote. Actually, I may have said it wrong it was spelled "Cronus".

[@carlosbell7770]

Time doesn't exist

[@laughingmask3118]

@Carlos bell Actually, Time is the Fourth Dimension.

[@fatihisfat3506]

Great video

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

23:14 They are capitalists, what did he expect?

[@lisakossik7777]

This was sad but very good.

[@laughingmask3118]

I would hardly call it fear or self-preservation. Many people who beg for a death penalty are themselves self-righteous. And all of that besides, when Justice has decided on mercy and rehabilitation and an individual goes and lynches the murderer, they themselves have now broken the law and committed murder on a man who, by law, was sentenced to rehabilitation. To kill a man who was spared death by the law just because he committed a murderer is absolutely the same as the murder that man committed.

[@smartman123]

every thing to do with space is creepy

[@babalon7778]

I love a story that raises good questions and makes me think while entertaining me. Thank you! (Btw, I hope you don't mind, 37:56-heinous is pronounced "hay nus", apologies for not having a proper phonetic keyboard).

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

>Hay nus >HAYnus >hAyNUS

[@babalon7778]

@@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1 Lol!

[@yomomask]

That was awesome. I had hoped he would kill vanessa. And that was dumb of the guys that killed the one guy. By killing a killer they became one themselves. Great story

[@vr6281]

Justice was served on mars

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

What kind of depressed and miserable murderer pleas for his life? If I were him, I'd want to be put out of my misery.

[@commandericeman8588]

Whoso sheddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed: for in the image of God made he man. - Genesis 9:6 KJV Mercy To The Guilty Is Cruelty To The Innocent. - Adam Smith: Founding Father This was also an excellent cautionary tale of why you don't craft an entire body of law upon majority rule or mob rule. The majority doesn't always rule righteously. This is why our Founding Fathers sagely included a bill of rights. Rights, a thing that is not subject to the whims of the mob; something inalienable. The innocent victim in all of this, where was his justice? The majority in this case was so Hell bent upon virtue signaling their compassion for the living that they totally ignored securing justice for the dead. The law is supposed to serve as a deterrent. Knowing that all you're going to get is rehabilitation after murdering someone is hardly a deterrent. These scientists may have been smart or intelligent, but hardly wise. They thought because they left Earth, they could also leave God and His morals behind as well.

[@thedirtyjimmy]

God has no place in this story. Plus, more people have been killed in the name of God than for any other reason.

[@commandericeman8588]

@@thedirtyjimmy That is a lie. Godless governments and regime's have murdered more humans than anyone in the name of the one true God of the bible. But before you're thrown into the lake of fire at your judgment be sure to ask God about the statistics as to who has murdered more....unlike man...God cannot lie.

[@thedirtyjimmy]

@@commandericeman8588 Alright then. I believe you're wrong, but alright then. There's really nothing I can say that will steer you otherwise, so if believing some person you've never met is going to be horrendously tortured allows you to peacefully lay your head on your pillow at night thinking you're doing something good by spreading antiquated dogma then have at it. But please, keep your twisted assumptions away from works of fiction that do not have anything to do with God or religion. As I said, there's no place for it in this story. It was purposefully left out for a reason.

[@mrana2424]

thedirtyjimmy communist atheist governments have slaughtered millions upon millions. Where’s your stats of religious murders to compare?

[@laughingmask3118]

Mercy to the guilty is opportunity for penance and People with no mercy have forgotten the teachings of Christ himself.

[@marciawilliams2499]

I don't trust'em!

[@marciawilliams2499]

I can't blame the man he was in fear for his life.

[@Wilkidw]

That was predictable.