3 True All Alone at Night Horror Stories

[@erikf826]

That last story was intense. As I was listening I completely felt like I was in that situation with my dog. I was so relieved after hearing of that nice lady driving through and offering to help.

[@cobypoole3839]

Person in last story should have 200% tried to intimidate the coyote cause acting fearful like that only solidifies you as a target

[@martlettoo]

Some father, leaving his kid alone for the most dangerous shift, and knowing a robbery is eminent

[@K-popstanLuver]

agreed however he said himself he wanted the shifts because his dad wasn't there to bug him.

[@DevouringKing]

interessting channel. high quality. i hear for years only mr.nightmare because im from germany and i like his clear and not so fast english. you are the most similar to his channel. keep the good quality, i follow your channel from now on.

[@whispereddiaries]

Welcome! Glad you enjoy the content! :D

[@Ricky-lakers-fan]

@@whispereddiaries hi buddy how are u doing ☺️

[@whispereddiaries]

Doing well! Hope you're having a good day :D

[@Ricky-lakers-fan]

@@whispereddiaries thanks I'm doing good I like yiur stories we should be friends buddy please 🙏

[@Inky1967]

Chilling Scares is another channel you might based on the way he speaks and sounds. A lot of people compare his channel to mr nightmares too.

[@jillrouton4097]

I’m in bed with the flu. Listening to your stories for hours is so much better than laying here thinking about all of my problems in life. This may sound silly but I feel like God brought me to your stories. They suck me in and your voice is comforting. Ty😊

[@gabriallefleming7611]

I just found this channel & can't get enough. Not sick in bed, just too lazy to do chores LOL. Feel better

[@reenasingh6275]

I'm sick in bed too, mate! Cheers

[@marblemarble7113]

I've never dealt with coyotes before but from my experiences dealing with feral dogs I would recommend you stand your ground. Don't let them aggress you especially when they're on their own. Making noises, being loud, stomping, charging, and making yourself seem big and aggressive typically seems to work. What do I know tho.

[@lovelysakurapetalsyt]

That is the typical thing to do with any animal attempting to attack you, besides certain types of bears where it's better to act dead

[@gandalfthewhite.5245]

@@lovelysakurapetalsyt most bears might treat you as a snack that way

[@lovelysakurapetalsyt]

@@gandalfthewhite.5245 And that's why I said only SPECIFIC TYPES OF BEARS

[@mj-rg9kp]

Think you’re right, I was chased by a few coyotes with my dog and I picked up a sharp looking rock from the ground and was mentally preparing myself to kill them if needed,,Even though my dog was a toy breed and I’m rather small myself lol

[@kelbyhaines]

Just in time for a scary story plus I’m watching this while there’s a storm here

[@01SaltyWitch]

Curled up in bed, with it storming outside listening to scary stories is the perfect Autumn afternoon 🍂💀🧋

[@JohnDoe-jb5ko]

Coyotes are big wussies. If it was the human alone, they'd run like little punks.

[@BakiNorthStar]

2nd video of yours I’ve listened to bro, really liking your style so far. I like the title for this one, adds more variety to what can otherwise be too specific named themes sometimes.

[@RalphCunha]

Another awesome video WD, keep up the great work bud. I love hearing your narrations. Can’t wait to see your next one 👍🏼👍🏼

[@princessinmittens4783]

the coyote story resonates with me. this what happens when we tear down forests to make room for more and more overpopulated cities.

[@swearimnotarobot3746]

Wouldn’t he have tried to knock on a house and wait inside until someone could pick him up.

[@themamabearlife3339]

@@swearimnotarobot3746 I thought about that too, but it was late at night. It would be hard to get someone to answer their door, and once you walk up to the door way, the coyotes could trap you there. I would have started yelling. Both to hopefully scare the coyotes, and also for someone to call the police, or come out with a gun and help. Plus, I would be looking for something I could climb up on that would be high enough to where they couldn't get up there too.

[@swearimnotarobot3746]

@@themamabearlife3339 fair. Also i suppose you would be panicking so you wouldn’t do the absolute best thing. All of this is hindsight

[@gabriallefleming7611]

@@swearimnotarobot3746 They probably wouldn't let you in, but just stand on the porch & yell for them to call the police. They would, even if it was just to get you to shut up.

[@dazzake7431]

Shut up.

[@annmarie1569]

You have the perfect voice for narration of these videos. Your not too monotone and your not too loud. That's what gives these videos a good creep factor, especially since they are true stories. I love your videos and I dropped you a like and a sub.

[@bwcat5586]

I have recently discovered whispered diaries. This is turning out to be my new favourite scary stories channel, as well as Being Scared and Mr Nightmare.

[@DPG1963]

Just discovered this channel. I really like this narrator--he reminds me of Mr. Nightmare and Chilling Scares. Subscribed--and catching up on all the uploads. I hope this channel continues to grow. Keep up the great work, WD!

[@whispereddiaries]

Welcome and thank you!!! :D

[@abdulqudz89]

nice work. the weekend just got better.

[@itswil7356]

Your the best horror story teller

[@TheHarvestHaven]

For some odd reason, I listen to your videos while I do all kinds of house chores and then I come to realize that I've cleaned for around 2 or 3 hours so they are so great for productivity! At least for me

[@EndOfSmallSanctuary97]

I'm very confused as to why the person in the third story didn't just start knocking on people's doors and asking for help. It's not like he was in the wilderness, he was in the suburbs. Very odd.

[@tomatoanimations1273]

That could potentially end very bad. If the person didn’t answer, the coyotes would move in closer at a faster rate.

[@madisona3907]

Agreed. Coyotes do not attack adult humans, as they are opportunistic hunters and do not want to confront humans. Humans are more of a risk to the poor Coyotes then they are to us. Cats, and small dogs are at risk.

[@heatherwilson4112]

I was thinking the exact same thing!

[@perc409]

or start acting crazy? Coyotes are definitely scary but like at the end of the day they’re animals that are smaller than you start screaming and throwing shit at it shawty just made themselves look like an easy snack

[@kristinerwalsh]

Don’t blame coyotes. We nave and are moving more and more into the animals homes.

[@texaswildflower7535]

Happened upon your channel and immediately subbed. Binge watching your videos now. Really enjoy your content and voice 💯💯

[@Good-Enough24]

I would have given someone a ride when coyotes around them too.. terrifying

[@gabriallefleming7611]

I saw a chow attacking a guy once & pulled up & tapped the dog with my car. It didn't seem to injure him, but scared him enough he backed off & the guy was able to get in. Fortunately, he was ok. Dropped him off & called animal control.

[@JackieDelon]

Out of all the scary story channels yours is my favorite

[@christopherfattibene7296]

These are awesome videos! keep making them.

[@maevependragon]

These are my favorites! Thank you!

[@honorladone8682]

I adore your voice! Thanks! Philadelphia USA

[@tashalynn29]

Third story....... coyotes are NOT the "growing problem" in neighborhoods, the PROBLEM is with DEVELOPMENT in the ANIMALS TERRITORY.

[@martlettoo]

Scientific studies have shown that, because of family and territory structure, killing and trapping coyotes actually RAISES the number of coyotes, so actually the problem with their numbers is people cruelly killing them instead of doing something to reduce their access to people's pets, livestock, and trash. So, you know, being responsible, thinking ahead and/or spending some money to solve the problem before there is one, or acknowledging that when there is a problem it's OUR fault (usually for acting like they're a 'pest' and shouldn't be there even though they are native). But of course THAT will never happen, because it's fast and almost free to just murder them and make the problem worse. (And yes, before anyone asks, I have livestock, I've lost livestock to wild animals, and I ALWAYS blame myself and not them)

[@oreyholland9463]

K Karen

[@thesoberdrunkman9845]

Idc, humans are the apex preditor, therefore its our territory

[@martlettoo]

@@thesoberdrunkman9845 that literally doesn't matter, and you clearly didn't read my post. We are creating more problems for ourselves by killing them. A literal coyote expert told me this to my face. You're a dumb f***ing apex predator if your response to a problem with another species actually causes the other species to be more numerous and successful. Apex predator also means nothing in terms of success, evolution, or nature in general. It's a human concept just like 'alphas', and apex predators are actually in the most unstable position on the totem pole. There are more mosquitos than humans on the planet; so who really owns it?

[@shadetreader]

Thank you for pointing this out!

[@coloniawitch8060]

So glad I found your channel. Great stories

[@ScullyPop]

Wow that's just incredible.

[@archernin4158]

Your channel is def gonna blow up man

[@michkaadan5045]

What kind of family member sends you back to your own place alone after you told them someone had broken into your home while you were asleep

[@renereyes5580]

I really love these story's awesome job.

[@vj12343]

I’m so glad the person in the last story and their dog Maggie are ok!

[@FootBallonQc]

I just discovered your channel and now I am watching each of the videos one after the other. You have a great voice, but you dont have enough video. I NEED MORE 😂

[@janejambi8411]

That last story though!!!!

[@movedchannel7093]

Happy Halloween everyone Ps i love how on the title it says all alone and not jast alone

[@vygotti]

You, mr.nightmare, and southern cannible top 3.

[@mickimurray871]

Yo!!! I'm actually on my Grandma's account rn. My Phone is dead and I grabbed hers just to listen while I smoke a spliff on the back porch really fast.... I came across your Halloween 🎃 scary stories vol.1 video earlier today and was very pleasantly surprised mane. I liked it more than most i hear. I used to have a handful of narrators I listened to but over time I really just narrowed it down to Joel of Let's Read, and him only ( he is consistent enough to make that possible!) . After hearing the video earlier I decided to actually check your channel out tonight and with some searching was able to find it.... I am happy to have found another narrator I can and will listen to. I also see that you're new, or at least the channel is . Idk if you have other channels or not but either way I like what I hear and good luck . I'm sure you're Finna blow up. If this is your first channel I'm stoked to have shown up fairly early... do ya Thang mane ... -Shortfellow Thy YETTI-

[@whispereddiaries]

Thank you! Always happy to hear that my content is being enjoyed enough for people to want to continue watching/listening! :D

[@Ricky-lakers-fan]

Good work buddy

[@whispereddiaries]

Thank you!

[@Ricky-lakers-fan]

@@whispereddiaries welcome

[@ky984]

love your channel!!!!

[@mx.pixiedowner4593]

I was going to comment about how surprised I was about how interactive you are, but then I noticed your subscriber count and I'm even more shocked at that

[@whispereddiaries]

I love it 😂

[@victoriabaldwin4821]

Thank God that lady showed up when she did, you and your little doggie would have been coyote dinner. You are so blessed

[@sharonbrown4506]

Loved the last story!

[@kelimishelli]

My bf and I used to hike in Glendale CA, where coyotes are everywhere. We used to only both be available late in the afternoon for hikes, often finishing right at sundown. One time when my work let off late, we started our hike a good 40 minutes past our usual time. We were finishing our hike up with the flashlights on our phones since it was pretty dark out at that point, and we were nearing the end of the path just moments away from the pedestrian entrance/street. Suddenly we heard a large rustling noise from the forest. We both turned around to face the threat and sure enough it was two coyotes rushing us, with a pack of several more trailing behind them. We both yelled our loudest towards them with our feet planted down firm and they dashed off. We sprinted to the streets where other people were walking around, etc. Looked it up later online and apparently it's extremely rare for coyotes to attempt attacking humans like that. But after seeing stories in comment sections and videos like this, idk what to believe!

[@wistyroamlands7495]

They can hit a flip if they are hungry. In Iowa, no problems with coyotes all year. Until winter. NOW they are attacking livestock and coming boldly onto property in broad daylight.

[@shannonparr8433]

I live in a small apartment too. I've only had trouble with two previous tenants. Thank God they're gone!

[@kristophergilliam9374]

Been listening to these type of stories for over two years, and it baffles me the amount of adults that don't own a single gun. I get not being a gun nut, but they are essential like a fire extinguisher and a first aid kit.

[@gasp8372]

Yeah, or at least pepper spray, or something

[@manda60]

Yodel doggies just wanna yodel!

[@manmeetsinghmahajan6183]

Amazing stories

[@BoxOKittens]

The coyote story scared me. I live out in the woods and have cats and small dogs. A pack of coyotes lives in the area and some night they come really close to the house. On those nights, their yapping wakes me up and I go stand outside for a while to scare them off. Thankfully they're usually cowards around people so they move along and leave. Coyotes surrounding a person is rare but not impossible; they definitely wanted her poor little dog. Coyotes are a big danger to small pets and kids. Edit: okay this sounds like a case of coyote dogs. It's when coyotes breed with domestic dogs. This makes the offspring bigger and braver. It's a pretty big issue in parts of the US.

[@shadetreader]

Maybe stop encroaching on their habitats, then. 💁‍♀️

[@BoxOKittens]

@@shadetreader gee why didn't I think of that. Too bad I was born out here and can't afford to move anywhere else. Thanks for opening my eyes, you're right. All my years of working with local animal rescue and conservation groups just aren't enough. All of the animals I foster and save aren't enough. I should just have been born rich in a city somewhere. Such a revelation...

[@gabriallefleming7611]

Just be careful & especially never let them out at night. My brother in law's pit bulls all disappeared one by one when he lived outside of town. Later, he'd find the remains out behind the house. Enough coyotes will have no qualms about attacking something much bigger than themselves no matter how big & bold it is. Texas is crawling with them, even in some pretty populated places.

[@BoxOKittens]

@@gabriallefleming7611 Yeah I know, friend, I've lived in the woods of Florida my whole life. Coyotes, gators, snakes and big fast spiders lol

[@dazzake7431]

@@shadetreader Shut up.

[@johyd3791]

From India, 9pm now.

[@m3mory_leak344]

I once was walking in the woods at night and heard a coyote howl maybe less than ten feet away from me, and then another farther away howeled. They never attacked me.

[@gasp8372]

I think woods and towns make them different, like raccoons. In the woods they don’t bother me but they have attacked other animals and pets around the woods. I think the constant sight of people makes them less afraid and more interested in them as prey.

[@yoursecondtoenail641]

3:15 Story 1, he could’ve just “followed” him and since the guy was in front of the worker, he has an advantage to escape. he could’ve just followed but close n lock the front doors when the guy was walking out💀

[@AB1211A]

Sir/ Brilliant story's ♥️🖤😉

[@ericdravenX00X]

1st Story: The owners of the pizza joint should definitely up the quality of their surveillance cameras.. Good stories as usual....

[@gregoryhoward2349]

Just found this channel loving it i will add it to my fav real horror channels Mr Nightmare be Busta Lazy Lets read just to name a few

[@pamm5287]

Wow! All these stories had me on edge, especially that last one! 🐺🦮😱

[@camille5073]

The coyote story is one of the scariest ones I’ve ever heard 😓 weirdly enough

[@melissalopez6171]

If you see a single coyote and you're a grown adult all you have to do is stand your ground and be loud. They aren't that big and generally will just run away if you yell at them and confront them. The entire pack? That's obviously more dangerous but when they saw that one set of eyes they shouldn't have turned to walk away. That just gives them the confidence to pursue you.

[@shadetreader]

Humans are the dangerous invaders, not coyotes.

[@dazzake7431]

Shut up.

[@verdit7109]

I’m wondering if that last story was around Las Vegas. We used to live in the northern part at the edge of town near the mountains and we used to hear the coyotes at night howling

[@MRHELLSHADOWS]

hi, what is the name of softwear do you use to make your documentry

[@heidirobinson3352]

My daughter Alicia still lives with me. We're pretty safe here this far. People tend to leave us alone. 🎉

[@John-ws5oh]

They go where the food is. They're losing their fear of humans.

[@aleysiac]

Why does she keep opening her door?? She doesn’t look through peep hole or ask who it is. I never open my door to uninvited guest. Or say anything at all when they knock.

[@kunfussed213]

*Grabs screwdriver* just in case. 👀😬👀

[@charmainekemp3302]

I'm like 275 thanks for the upload whisper

[@gobucs3146]

Funny. Coyotes probably think you’re a problem in their neighborhood. Also, if in coyote territory with a small dog, carry bear spray or a gun.

[@masamune2984]

The third story is infuriating. JUST GO KNOCK ON SOMEONE’S DOOR! You are in a NEIGHBORHOOD. And an admittedly nice one. Also, Coyotes aren’t the problem; people are. “Hungry and merciless.” Ugh 🤦🏻 🙄

[@dazzake7431]

Shut up.

[@reneeluv1986]

story 1: when in doubt about shady ppl, always say no. story 2: no one in their right mind would ask a stranger to have breakfast with them. story 3: that's the exact reason I don't like walking my dog at night, there are coyotes in my area as well 😱

[@huntish]

The last story how can you walk for 45 min through street at evening without passing anyone or a car.why not just nock on someone's door

[@njdub3319]

Exactly! Seems like the were endless ways to get help or get to safety, yet this person did nothing except get more lost😂😂

[@grieferoncamera4600]

mentally challenged person

[@MrBigboi1122]

Why do people assume that no harm or foul can come to them just because of the neighborhood they live in? Crime or life events do not care about your living arrangements 😂😂

[@Tewahedo]

Really great audio quality! Which microphone are you using? Instantly Subbed.

[@whispereddiaries]

Thanks! I use a Samson G-Track Pro :)

[@pennyfurr3216]

In my neighborhood a Grand Pyrenees killed 8 coyotes to protect the sheep he was guarding.

[@eviehammond9509]

Why even have security cameras if you can't even see people breaking in or attacking you. Invest in them like your life depends on it... because most situations it actually does. Hopefully as technology advances better ones will be more reasonable.

[@AlphaTylerContent]

So, I really enjoy horror stories, creepy pasta, and general spooky vibes. Out of curiosity, why is it that so many narrators feel the need to speak in questions? This basically ruins an otherwise good narration for me, and it doesn’t really make a ton of sense. I strongly recommend taking some notes from Lighthouse Horror’s narrative style personally. He avoids this and manages to provide probably the best narration I’ve heard in this niche of videos.

[@saderamos6131]

New subscriber ❤

[@whispereddiaries]

Thank you and welcome! :D

[@Daniello385]

Is Night time spooks featuring on your channel ? Because I hear a very similar voice to his on this channel

[@kwhyes5619]

Having a small dog in coyote territory is like putting your seeds in bird feeder

[@marcopolo3054]

Surprised at number 3 my cousin had a jack russell terrier that used to attack bigger dogs like pit bulls etc….. was crazy dog for energy NEVER stopped running and was hyperactive all the time.

[@TheLibroLover]

New sub here 🎉

[@tashalynn29]

New sub

[@whispereddiaries]

Welcome :D

[@mantisshrimp9013]

Scary as balls

[@kristineguetschow9134]

If someone is stalking you so you stay with a relative for a few days, why would you return to your home after dark? And then be afraid because - it’s dark?

[@davidgriffith6535]

Where i live coyotes are so scared of people that if u make any movements they run away

[@sararivz668]

First story - no shit a teen working a 1am fast food shift is dangerous… plus the dad was the manager lol, like - so much for your staff (kids) safety

[@kait_herring]

Happy Halloween 🎃

[@jwood8397]

Coyotes aren’t encroaching on humans territory, we moved into theirs.

[@dazzake7431]

Shut up.

[@gapgamer0954]

WD is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@whispereddiaries]

Tyvm :D

[@gapgamer0954]

@@whispereddiaries are u gonna do Halloween stories on Monday

[@joleneschmidt6092]

Second story was scarier than story three.

[@madisona3907]

I do not understand. When I am home, there are two locks on both entrances. security chains and special no slip barricades that make it impossible to get the door open. I live in a safe house. Why would ANYONE with a brain not have security measures to make a break in impossible, at least when you are home! Story #2 - get a camera and better locks.

[@quartzskull8772]

Your house isn't some impossible to get through fortress, locks can be picked and a strong enough kick will do the rest

[@shannonparr8433]

Second story... Nobody ever broke into my apartment but my friend had a woman come into his apartment while she was drunk and his door was unlocked.

[@ReneeShieldsReshi]

...In story number one, the guy needed to have said, "Listen! ...YOU need to leave ME alone and stop knocking at my door because I am a loner and I am not looking for any new friends."

[@Jrb8k3n]

For all you city folk that aren't familiar with coyotes they typically will just follow you and rarely if ever would ever attack a human. If your dog got separated quite a ways from you it's likely that they might try to attack the dog for food or territory but would never attack you. Besides coyotes hunt and packs not typically by themselves. I used to walk my small Yorkie all over the place through a large Park in the middle of the night and it wasn't uncommon to be followed by one to five of them at a time. Just stay calm and don't try to run them off.

[@patsywhitten4739]

Ps like ur photos. Much better than silly gross juvenille LETS READ.

[@thesoberdrunkman9845]

Last lady couldve just knocked on someone in the neighboirhood's door

[@drainovano2244]

What is the name of the second story? I want to get much deeper into that story.

[@grieferoncamera4600]

they dont have wikipedia pages theyre just posts on reddit, so no names

[@Dana-jb6ej]

Coyotes don't hunt in packs like wolves do. They are solitary animals.

[@Gwippiefn]

I’ve been chased by a pack of coyotes before, they aren’t going to attack u. They are just curious, the lady in story three was fine to just keep walking. Scary? Yes. Dangerous? Not really.

[@gabriallefleming7611]

If they're hungry enough they certainly will.

[@stopreplyingtome]

Those coyotes let the man off, they could've easily had him. Maybe they were trying to push him out of their territory

[@lorrainewilliams8232]

👍👍

[@AnalyticalMenace]

Story #2 is a good reason to own a gun.

[@gandalfthewhite.5245]

The third story is why we need controlled hunting of animals like coyotes. If they are allowed to use us as a food source and walk freely with no fear of humans, and no other predators to hunt them in our towns, they will attack us.

[@McPerkins]

Or the guy broke in to the house while the storyteller was at their sister's place, found they weren't there and returned home. Came back for the third and final time a few days later