Top 30 Creepiest Historic Events That Are Scarier Than Horror Movies

[@WatchMojo]

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[@mariacanon242]

It is all scary and depressing. To know that the people who claim to represent all of us human kind keep turning a blind eye to injustice and refuse to take any responsibility for what they have done

[@jhaarbur]

1. Darien Gap Incident 2. Dyatlov Pass Incident 3. Khmer Rouge (Warning: extra disturing story) 4. Houtman Abrolhos Tragedy 5. Murdered Albert Fish (Warning: extra disturing story) 6. The Black War of Tasmania (Warning: extra disturing story) 7. Siege of Masada 8. Nazino Island incident (Warning: extra disturing story) 9. The execution of Balthasar Gérard (Warning: extra disturing story) 10. Melification (aka. "honey mummy") and the use of Mummia as a medicine *Obviously, there are numerous examples from the geopoltical events and conflicts around the world, but I wrote this list to highlight some of the lesser known ones.

[@crystalm4324]

You forgot the Spanish Flu of 1918 - The ACTUAL deadliest plague in history. It killed more than 50 million people! The Black Death killed about half that amount over nearly 10 years, the Spanish Flu doubled it in only 2!!😱😱😱 This Flu killed more people worldwide than WWI and yet it rarely gets mentioned. This was the first time a virus was transmitted all over the world in a mater of weeks rather than years.

[@Jazzmine1]

The Junko Furuta case was one of the worst and most gruesome things I have ever read. It is not for the faint of heart… if you choose to look further into it. It’s horrid and I feel so much hurt for her and what she went through.

[@PaintingWithLindy]

IKR. I initially looked into it when I saw people going on and on about how horrific it was. I looked it up and let’s just say, I don’t trust men as much as I used to. However I still try to understand, only monsters are capable of something like that and not all men.

[@omizj6951]

What’s more disturbing is that the men (devils) involved all received light sentences. And all are out living their lives, with some even committing more crimes.

[@TheLastOperaAria]

Disgusting. I can't even comprehend this case.

[@mimi2the4]

And the mother of one of those bastards desecrates the poor girls grave repeatedly for ruining her son's life

[@rebeccalove9169]

I seen a story about this on u tube and it definitely sickened me to my core. May her soul rest in peace

[@TheDarkfirenight]

The trail of tears in the USA 1830 to 1850, where over 100,000 native Americans where forced to move west resulting in the deaths of countless innocent men, women, and children.

[@Jcolbert123]

While on the Trail of Tears, word came to the Choctaw nation of the suffering of the Irish during our Great Famine. In the middle of their forced displacement and their suffering, they empathised with the Irish and sent a donation to alleviate the suffering of the Irish. We have a monument built in Cork commemorating the gift of hope the Choctaw nation provided to us in our darkest hour. Ireland raised millions for covid relief for native American tribes and today we have a scholarship programme for members of the Choctaw tribe with full tuition paid and €10,000 towards living expenses to show our eternal gratitude to these great people.

[@Rebelheart1985]

That and Wounded Knee

[@KCimini]

Chattel slavery too

[@dabbyleemiller]

Ohhh I'm so excited - the Radium Girls story is incredible. The people delivering the radium paint to the girls wore full-body protective suits and still thought, "let's just leave the girls with this stuff!" There was this idea that because radium glowed, it was naturally beautiful in an elevated way, so the girls would put the radium paint on their faces, dresses, and hair, and go out for the night. It took decades for any regulatory precedents to be set in places, recognizing the danger and becoming part of the tapestry of our still-incomplete understanding of nuclear energy.

[@jennifermercer3481]

We weren't considered people but property

[@saeszestydemon]

@@jennifermercer3481still to this day they’re just not so out and proud with it

[@FujishimaAkiko]

My English and Spanish teacher was in Pripyat when the explosion of Chernobyl occurred. She told us that the sky looked a purplish blue glow... Her and her husband were English teachers there from 1980 to 1986.

[@themartyflorence]

Anyone else find it really insensitive and weird for mojo to put movie clips that have nothing to do with these horrific real events into the story often for comedic purposes? Like Joker and The Shining add nothing to these and aren’t related but keep getting spliced in at awkward moments. Idk maybe it’s just me but seems a little inconsiderate

[@Nachtschicht1]

Exactly what I thought. Completely unrelated scenes.

[@shirleyb.7036]

Plus Matilda and The Mummy! Made absolutely no sense!

[@phil-anthrophist3960]

I don't think it's insensitive but at most it's misleading,, alot of them would more be used to illustrate things

[@Alexandrine_999]

I think they are trying to advert as many movies as possible to go to their platform, and pay monthly for subscribtion

[@tazimusmaximus]

One of the main tragedies of Chernobyl is that the city had a parade the next day, and rather than cancel and incite panic, they told everyone they were safe and to have the parade anyway. Then, people were not only forced to 'help' clean up the mess, but again told it was safe and weren't given any sort of protection. This continued for weeks until they finally realized just how much damage was done.

[@Mrguy145]

Damn that sounds so horrible. Never knew they had a parade next day

[@669Malo]

Not next day only few days after (1st May Labour Day) and not Chernobyl but Kiev. Chernobyl and Pripyat was already evacuated.

[@wrapsuperstar]

Humans can truly treat each other horrifyingly. Very disturbing

[@Reaperguy67]

Absolutely. That also applies to things like cyber bullying. For example there was 2 people named Andy house and jb that will Always bully people and make false claims about others. They also have sent threats to people.

[@mohammedafifi8217]

well, you're treating animals this way. so what made you think that you're immune?

[@pjsavagejr]

and where do you think it all comes from??

[@chesterdhenfriasilano1074]

There are MORE COUNTLESS real-life horror stories you never heard of such as the 'Byford Dolphin Incident', the creepy 'Hello Kitty Doll case' in Hong Kong, or the 'MV Doña Paz Incident' in the Philippines. This list deserves more (say '50') than just 30. ☺

[@PepperPeaches-n3h]

There are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of creepy stories like this. Gotta draw a line somewhere.

[@Rebelheart1985]

Speaking of Dona Paz, there is also the Wilhelm Gustloff. Basically the same thing except minus the unlicensed and unsafe oil tanker and even more overcrowded then the Dona Paz was. You can imagine how many people were killed when that ship sunk.

[@thatonelampent5958]

Don't forget the true horror story of The Man Whose DNA Melted. 😱

[@DavidR.-fk4kc]

Some other creepy events: +The horrors of Vlad Tepes +The Lost Colony +Dancing plague of 1518 +The Holocaust/Concentration camps

[@alyssatheexcellent]

I am _shocked_ that The Holocaust is not on this list.

[@SomiaDz]

I am shocked that the Nakbah and the genocide Iخrael is committing in Gaza.

[@poisonlavalamp]

13:15 LOL USING FOOTAGE OF MATIDLA FOR BABY FARMING 😂 come on Mojo you've got so much stock footage. Do better.

[@nicholedelaney8152]

I was so confused about why lol. Miss Honey wasn’t baby farming lol. She just adopted Matilda bc her parents sucked. What an odd thing to do Mojo 😂😂😂

[@glamdolly30]

Agreed, so many of these movie clips are totally irrelevant to the subject. Lame and lazy!

[@CuteWholesomeGrrl]

They could have used footage from Butterbox Babies, which is a movie about baby snatching in Canada.

[@peach7210]

Inserting clips from movies like Matilda to demonstrate a topic comes across as flippant on subjects that are quite serious. Poor choice.

[@mytruecrimelibrary]

Stalin's Nazinsky Island in Siberia where prisoners were forced to sleep outside in the elements and had to turn to cannibalizing each other.

[@JoyceTaylor-g3m]

Interesting you left out the Tuskegee Experiment

[@The-Black-Militant]

C'mon, now, you know there's plenty of people who refuse to talk about that injustice.

[@BjornV1994]

You do realize that there a few hundred events that fit this topic that aren't mentioned, simply because you can make this easily a top 1000 and still miss things. I mean, other horrifying things that's scarier than a horror film but not mentioned here: - The Holocaust - Unit 731 - Byford Dolphin Incident - The death of Karen Wetterhamn - The Assassination of Alexander Litvinenko - The Rape of Nanking - King Leopold II: The Butcherer of the Congo - The story of Albert Stevens - The death of Hisashi Ouchi - Scaphism - Michelle Martin: the woman who did feed her dogs while knowingly letting two kidnapped children starve while her murderous kidnapping husband was in jail - Said husband, Mark Dutroux, also known as the Monster of Belgium - The strange case of Armin Meiwes and Bernd Jürgen Brandes - The Dnipropetrovsk maniacs - The horrors commited by Assad and by ISIS... And we can go on and on...

[@rickwrites2612]

How is that interesting?

[@GMR.24]

​@@BjornV1994whelp... here I go. Off to Google with a screenshot of your comment. Wish me luck!

[@Joyce-ow1ks]

Yes. I would put the Gazan holocaust right up there, too!

[@alyssatheexcellent]

25:52 the show Chernobyl actually made my stomach hurt. It was a phenomenal show.

[@GMR.24]

Agreed it was so incredibly well done. From what I've read- they worked really hard to contact the actual people and do an accurate portrayal. The whole time I was watching it, I kept saying- I can't believe this really happened!

[@raquellofstedt9713]

Attack of the dead men is, I think the worst think I have heard of in WWI. My grandfather was in the Argonne and went through some real aweful stuff, but this is true nightmare fuel.

[@Jhvxgir]

30- Flannan Isles Lighthouse Mistery 00:26 29- Radium Girls 01:42 28- The Franklin Expedition 02:45 27- Gyorgy Dozsa's Execution 03:50 26- Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 04:31 25- Hadj Mohammed Mesfewi's Execution 05:40 24- Attack of the Dead men 06:42 23- Murder of Junko Furuta 07:33 22- Rennaisance Zombies 08:20 21- Heir to Jameson Whiskey Buying Child for Cannibals 09:02 20- The Funeral Procession of Pope Pius XII 09:56 19- The Essex inspires Moby Dick 10:52 18- The Nutty Putty Cave Incident 11:51 17- Minnie Dean 12:48 16- The Death of Maximilien Robespierre 13:40 15- The Donner Party 14:37 14- The Experiments of Nikolay Krasnogorsky 15:32 13- Jonestown 16:28 12- The Stanford Prison Experiment 17:27 11- Octavia Hatcher 18:51 10- The Curse of King Tut 19:57 9- Advice to Animal Owners 20:58 8- Recycling deceased soldiers 21:58 7- Knocking in Space 22:53 6- Hinterkaifeck Murders 24:05 5-The Sad (but Creepy case) of Henry Rathbone 25:00 4- Chernobyl 25:51 3- The Eruption of Mount Vesuvius 26:56 2- The Mary Celeste 28:17 1- Plague, Riots & Refugees 29:42

[@anziocc]

so they've hidden the criminals face but not the victim's?smh

[@glamdolly30]

Gotta protect the cowardly, inhumane killers and their 'human rights', huh?!

[@samilois2967]

That's usually done when part of the criminals motive is fame.

[@KingOfGaymes]

The victims should be remembered, not the monsters who killed them. Many killers want the attention.

[@anziocc]

@KingOfGaymes I agree with that 1000% but in that case it sounded like the police were trying to protect the criminals by hiding their faces

[@KingKirbzzz]

Cry

[@robbieanderson184]

Radium Girls has a statue in Ottawa IL. Very sad hearing about this again. There's a plaque on the statue in memory of all them that died. One of the many reasons we have labor laws today.

[@neonshadow5005]

With the Lighthouse, the light was reported out by a passing ship and investigators were sent out to find out why. There was no replacement keeper. They also found doors locked from the inside, and clocks stopped. Officials said "they were swept out to sea", the investigator said he disagreed but had no idea what had happened.

[@kylemedeiros6907]

I think the experiments of Unit 731 are creepier and more terrible than all of this- researching this will send shivers through you.

[@jellybeanz3405]

the relevance of the clips lost me

[@peach7210]

Me, too.

[@Avaa-vanilla995]

Well they don't have footage of every event, obviously.

[@missaniebananie6473]

Choosing a looong clip of Ryan Reynolds’s in “buried’” when they were thinking about a “walling” execution is such a weird choice. Like the clip from Oz makes sense but you are right, lots of these clips make zero sense and provide no context.

[@luisguillen97]

@@missaniebananie6473Ken Burns they are not.

[@random3x70]

In regards to number 9: a lot of the people that did it were preparing for a massive war, a good number had lived through WW1 and it was fully expected that the Germans would use poison gas in their bombing runs on England. So in their minds it was more a mercy to spare the animals from either starving, being abandoned when their owners were killed or suffering a horrifically painful death to poison gas. The animals being mercy killed only lasted a weekish but people were genuinely terrified at the time. It was after the panic died down that people saw how hasty they had been but it was done from more a point of kindness than malice. Also to be extra fair their fears kinda became justified with the Blitz that came only a short while later. Having bombs dropped on multiple cities night after night for months experiencing casualty numbers matching 9/11 near every night for a few months straight.

[@constableconstable2563]

Unit 731 definitely should've been on here, they conducted horrific experiments on civilians and POWs, such as vivisection on live patients and amplifying diseases to cause mass deaths.

[@peach7210]

So true.

[@KingOfGaymes]

I’m truly shocked that’s not on this list, it’s probably one of the worst things done in human history. And Japan acts like it never happened..

[@LordBitememan]

The two that came to mind that should have made the list: -Unit 731's experiments -The death of Louis Slotin and Harry Daghlian in the Demon Core experiments.

[@glamdolly30]

The 100% irrelevant movie clips selected as fillers are confusing and lazy.

[@Gary-zq3pz]

One of the Greatest Far Side panels was the Donner Party memorial (a hand holding a sandwich with a foot sticking out). A classic that never got to the papers...

[@The_Raven_Lord]

My deepest sympathies to all the victims of these events. Those who died, I hope they're either resting in peace or having the greatest party the afterlife can give them with all their friends and family. Those who survive to this day, spread your story. We cannot learn from our mistakes without knowing them.

[@NeilDevlin-b5d]

@20:48 kinda sums up the suposed king tut curse perfectly 😂

[@CandiceVidito32]

The Stanford Prison Experiment is truly horrifying

[@Reaperguy67]

​@@JJ.-BB Imagine liking your own comment and harassing others. Really immature behavior

[@CandiceVidito32]

@@JJ.-BB That makes no sense. Try to think before you type, maybe then you'll say something worthwhile

[@glamdolly30]

A shame this video dealt with it so fleetingly, without even scraping the surface of explaining what it was!

[@KingOfGaymes]

I thought it had been debunked

[@lokepoke1337]

10:40 "Imploded"!? Implode = To collapse inward violently. explode =To burst violently as a result of internal pressure.

[@Rebelwithacause94]

I read a book about the radium girls. the deaths they experienced was terrifying.

[@ashasalany]

That book was just horrifying. Such tortured deaths...

[@saeszestydemon]

And they knew about the dangers because Marie Curie told them how lethal it was

[@Awells89]

Kind of hard to feel sad for Robespierre. He became everything he claimed to hate.

[@PersuasiveEuthanasia]

Should have added the Subway fire incident

[@mammaaustin9742]

How about the shirt waist fire incident in NYC? Also horrible.

[@TheBlackcredo]

Doctor Who solved the mystery of The Mari Celeste. It was daleks.

[@susanlansdell863]

Obviously!xx

[@TwiddleFingersDB]

Imagine dying for your country just to end up as manure...

[@dinosaurwoman]

Thank you for the King Tut Steve Martin bit. That still makes me laugh so hard!

[@M0nst3r0711]

14:38 oh hey! The Professor did a video on this. A cute blue furry guy helped me get through the horror of the Donner party…

[@raymondwilliams2609]

I think the most horrific thing in this programme is the number of advertisements you think is justifiable in 30 minutes.

[@jhaarbur]

A few others (out of the countless examples that can be referenced in human history; no particular order): 1. Darien Gap Incident 2. Dyatlov Pass Incident 3. Khmer Rouge (Warning: extra disturing story) 4. Houtman Abrolhos Tragedy 5. Murdered Albert Fish (Warning: extra disturing story) 6. The Black War of Tasmania (Warning: extra disturing story) 7. Siege of Masada 8. Nazino Island incident (Warning: extra disturing story) 9. The execution of Balthasar Gérard (Warning: extra disturing story) 10. Melification (aka. "honey mummy") and the use of Mummia as a medicine *Obviously, there are numerous examples from the geopoltical events and conflicts around the world, but I wrote this list to highlight some of the lesser known ones.

[@darylpaulk]

Morbidly, this should have multiple editions.

[@sarahnakigozi5045]

The Rwanda Genocide

[@alyssatheexcellent]

Why is taking out dead soldiers teeth ranking higher than offing your pets??? Bogus.

[@brinta2868]

I'd rather be killed than tortured.

[@KyleShiflet13666]

As the great orator Robespeire stood before the guillotine, he didn't give a rousing speech. instead, his screams of pain filled the air

[@Awells89]

Robespierre: "I have in my hand a new list of enemies to send to the Guillotine, and many of YOU are on this list. What do you have to say about that?" Politician: I think we should send Robespierre to the Guillotine first. All in favor?" Robespierre: "D'OooOOOoOoH NoOoOo!!"

[@Soturi92]

I’ve seen a controversy over the syphilis outbreak in Naples. There’s a hypothesis that the strain was originally a completely new strain of it only found in the “New World”. It was a case of a disease actually being introduced to the Old World instead of the other way around. 😂 yall killed em with pox. They got revenge with a more disgusting strain of syphilis. 🤣

[@Rebelheart1985]

The fact that at least 5 of these include cannibalism……

[@tiedyedkarma]

There are way more creepy and gruesome cases than these. The Sylvia Likens case, for one. How about Josef Mengele's sick experiments? I think you've only scratched the surface here.

[@pjsavagejr]

4:30 This was anthropophagy. Not cannibalism

[@bloojerseyy]

Using a shot from Trainspotting for “infant mortality was high” is crazy work

[@darylpaulk]

11:55 Nutty Putty....1)why at his height. 2) a horror i can't explain- im not extremely claustrophobic but that 😢

[@Odiewan-Kenobi768]

Pyroclastic flows typically reach between 800 and 1,500°. Not 18,000 27:27 Edit: added time stamp

[@MeliesCinemagician]

In 1667, French pirate François l'Olonnais had raided the Honduran city of Puerto Cavallo and was en route to San Pedro when he and his crew were ambushed by Spanish soldiers. l'Olonnais barely managed to escape the ambush with his life, but not before taking two soldiers captive. According to Alexandre Exquemelin's book The History of the Buccaneers of America, l'Olonnais "drew his cutlass, and with it cut open the breast of one of those poor Spanish, and pulling out his heart with his sacrilegious hands, began to bite and gnaw it with his teeth, like a ravenous wolf." He threatened to do the same to the other man if he didn't show l'Olonnais and his remaining crew another way to San Pedro. He did, but it didn't help; l'Olonnais and his men were repulsed from the city.

[@mntonja]

Should I be surprised by the fact that the radium girls story makes the list but nothing of the Tuskegee syphilis experiments.

[@KingOfGaymes]

17:44 Hasn’t the Stanford prison experiment been debunked??

[@fr2ncm9]

0:29 Maybe the Horror of Fang Rock was real.

[@GearShifter925]

" Forced opened eyes, A Doctor putting eye drops " SCENE. MOVIE NAME : Clockwork Orange... 👀 If anyone wondering or wanna know that MOVIE Name. Don't forget to thank me later if it helps... 😊👍🏻

[@desperadox7565]

EVERYBODY knows that movie.

[@notvcinema8741]

The series Chernobyl demonstrates how the disaster mysteriously transformed all the Russians into Brits

[@jerryrichards8172]

The light house is easy. One or more got into trouble with the ocean one or more tryed to help and that was the end of them.

[@Dollarkat]

Man, that’s a cruel twist of fate psychologically, to see a search plane that doesn’t see you.

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

9th grade World History taught me about the French Revolution and Robespierre, but I don’t remember the part about his jaw.

[@lachlanmckellar5230]

I don't think it's a detail that's often brought up in history/humanities classes. But the detail is true. When the National Convention (and tbh, the local mob) arrested Robespierre, he did have a severe gunshot wound to the face. the common thought is that it was self inflicted, but like many details in history, it's quite difficult to 100% confirm without sufficient evidence.

[@Gor85]

So many disturbing and dark stories. Chernobyl,eruption of Mount Vesuvius,killing perts,recycling dead soldiers,curse of King Tut(it was unknown bacteria),Stanford experiment,Esex,dead man march. Black Death most disturbing of all. No doubt

[@handlingthehowards9543]

But the plane crash I mean, you do what you have to do to survive. I’m sure that under any other circumstances they would not have eaten their fellow comrades. We cannot judge unless we have been in their shoes.

[@valkyrie1066]

That...that is the worst. Upside down, trapped, in total darkness, underwater. Uninjured, left to slowly die.

[@Jennifer-jt9cb]

My theory on the Mary Celeste is that, for one reason or another, everyone on board went mad. Considering how superstitious sailors were in those times, I don’t think it’s too far fetched to consider.

[@cjoverit4377]

#9 was by far the most troubling one for me on the whole list. I feel as tho I might be a sociopath bc the idea of war between mankind and the killing and/or torture of any human beings is much more tolerable to me than that of any single animal being maimed, injured and/or killed.

[@HawkeyeBrooke]

I did my university honors thesis on Chernobyl for my Russian history degree. The HBO show was pretty accurate other than that radiation poisoning is WAY worse than it’s portrayed.

[@bbaut1sta]

What about the dancing plague of 1518?

[@TitanQueen]

The that Nikloay guy was like "I can take the dog thing ... But make it awful."

[@frankcortes6852]

No Sean Combs?? 🤣

[@markwallerich1455]

How about the holocaust? Wasn't that a horrific event?

[@ashleyferguson4935]

How the hell was raft of the medusa not on this list?

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

Did you know that the biggest catastrophe caused by mankind was not an accident? Instead, it was triggered by the greed of only a handful of people that day. These people who have been responsible for the safety of nuclear reactor no. 4 of the Chernobyl power plant wanted to advance their careers. therefore, they ignored all safety regulations. Their goal was to complete a test on that day at all costs. this test was a simulated blackout. But everything went wrong and the test procedure should have been stopped immediately. but they didn't stop, they wanted to force a successful result. Their careers were more important to them than the safety of millions of people - an act of selfishness and greed. that was insanity.

[@zeldafletcher2095]

The Stanford Prison Experiment makes me think about how power does give people more sociopathic tendencies!

[@lawrencemaweu]

The Mary Celeste mystery is easy to solve. The ship floated away at night and no one could trace it. Simple as that

[@johnnysacks727]

Man women went through alot thought our history Jesus Christ. Im sorry for all the women i yelled at.

[@bethdabruzzo7112]

What? Like you didn't know this before? Give me a break.

[@kathleenchaffin2591]

That's pretty funny, thanks 😊

[@tazimusmaximus]

While the pet thing was tragic, it was necessary. Hard truth is hard. Would you rather die? Wait until you're starving to answer.

[@darkmatter7266]

It typically takes months to die of starvation if water is available. The cost of feeding domestic animals such as cats and dogs isn’t gonna contribute to anyone starving. A horse, pigs, cows - far more impact. No evidence of “saving lives” has been indirectly or directly attributed w killing all these animals. They could have also been released as suggested. That doesn’t do a thing for ppl starving.

[@roucouk18]

9:40 I actually got a Jamieson ad at this moment :(

[@Survivor-dw7we]

Before watching all the video I'm guessing The Dyatlov Pass Incident in Russia makes the list.

[@sarahcaitlyn88]

Number 7... Really? 🙄🤦‍♀️ That should have been the lowest on the creepy level....

[@rhr736]

the Stafford experiment seems to be inspired from the Pitesti experiment... sometimes i wonder if this kind of experiments continued but somewhere else

[@marypaquette8705]

"Going to Hell in a Hand-basket" Ah, the French Revolution

[@genoinjian7729]

The astronaut was hearing the metal getting cold and hot

[@WAKE-ME-UP-PLEAZ]

poor animals when there is war...and even when there isnt....

[@metallicamania4932]

First, why the happy and cheerful tone while recounting some of the most painful moments in human history? Second, was this meant to be an iceberg-style ranking, or were the events assigned random numbers?

[@Stefiiiz]

Quite a weird list. Why would one woman's hanging be worse than many other women's (ans men's) death penalties? Why would Junko Furuta's case be mentioned, but not many other awful, awful torture cases that sadly took place in human history? Why would Robespierre's death be worse than many others? How is killing your dog to protect him from war worse than thr actual war, like concentration camps, mass executions, bombings, torture in prisons? Who decided that?

[@KimberlyClark-f5n]

Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

[@zephyer-gp1ju]

The young lady buried alive. Myth Busters did a show on being buried alive and figured out a person had about 15 minutes of air in a coffin. I doubt she got buried and woke up in 15 minutes.

[@seanbayly8599]

You totally missed that during World War II, about 1,000 Japanese soldiers were massacred by saltwater crocodiles on Ramree Island, Burma.

[@Vacationseekers-p5r]

Would have watched the whole thing without the word literally!!

[@georgebauerschmidt5289]

No Honarable Mention for H.H. Holmes???

[@jorgeadairramos7469]

Hello good afternoon ❤❤

[@sallyperzanowski6625]

Raidiam girl.. I grew up in that area. Still that area has such a high amount of " environmental " cancers. I was one who got it 3 times

[@Nico6th]

I would have placed Chornobyl even higher on the list. The Black Death and Pompei at least had natural causes, Chernobyl was man-made, which overall makes it a lot "creepier", IMO.

[@keithwalmsley1830]

This is why I don't watch horror films any more, in my experience real life is far more horrific than anything dreamt of!

[@ricomunoz6121]

For the chemical warfare… play call off dudy black opps… the first one…. CHILLING

[@KingOfGaymes]

Reality truly is stranger, or in this case more horrifying, than fiction.

[@AsTravaDaVida]

The pet one got to me..

[@AveryStarks]

You can’t dig in only go to certain levels of the stratospheres only certain levels. They tell you a lie because if you had far on space in your cameras on, where are the stars and where are the stars that?

[@andrewgraham4380]

Scarier than horror movies?? But yet, there is a movie for almost every one of these stories. Click bait!

[@sabumnimphillips]

Krakatoa

[@darylpaulk]

With all due respect, how the hell did the pets get this far up the list with all the HUMAN atrocities being discussed? Cannibalism to survive to pets. High 20s okay but top 10?!!?