Top 50 Creepiest Things Caught on Live TV

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  @WatchMojo · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @krib4785 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOMt-AtdAKM&amp;t=788">13:08</a> the glass moving on the table is super easy to explain, especially since it was apparently &quot;stuck to the table&quot; afterwards! the condensation pooled, and the glass on glass makes it so the cup slid a little bit. since there was suction, due to the movement, it would have felt &quot;stuck to the table&quot; afterwards. kinda surprised this one made it in and/or hasn&apos;t been debunked 100x over

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  @mrcydonia · 2 years ago

  Imagine just sitting at a political hearing, and suddenly everyone thinks you&apos;re a dangerous creep.

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  @bullets1x99 · 2 years ago

  Idk I’m a graveyard keeper I’ve been in my cemetery lots of times around midnight 1:00am I never seen no ghosts before I’d imagine restless spirits would stick around places where they died not where their body is 😅

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• WA

  @wanderinggypsy3203 · 2 years ago

  1988- watching live news about Niagara Falls, behind the camera, a man jumped into the river by the falls. He looked right at the camera. I was 19 and will never forget his face

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  @MrBjh00420 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOMt-AtdAKM&amp;t=104">1:44</a> no of course The clairvoyant person waits until after it goes viral to say she felt an incredibly strong presence in the room LMFAO 😆😆

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  @bethanysheats9464 · 2 years ago

  When I was little, my brother very specifically told me not to sit on his bike while he ran in to use the restroom. Our front yard was basically a giant ant hill, making it very squishy, and easy for the kickstand to sink into it. Of course, &nbsp;I sat on the bike, and of course it tipped over. I landed on a stick that went straight through my hand. My brother ran out hearing my screams, and yanked the stick out, begging me not to tattle to our parents. 🤣🤣🤣 (There was literally a hole through my hand, they found out immediately upon seeing me.) I was 7 when that happened, and still have a tiny scar on the back of my hand, and a red mark on my palm... I&apos;m 50 now. Seeing that nail in a bag one just gave me flashbacks. 😂

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  @k33pitbl4zin7 · 2 years ago

  Having a stroke is so insane. I had a mild one last year at 35 yo and trying to talk when you literally can’t is wild. Your brain is running three different monologues at once and although you are aware you just can’t make it make sense. Can’t even imagine going through that while on live tv.

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  @christopherrobinmarriott7218 · 2 years ago

  I had a TIA like the reporter and I’m amazed she was able to keep her composure and relay her speech as well as she did

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  @barb-jm7990 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I was a child when the Vietnam lottery took place on TV in the 60s. &nbsp;My sister&apos;s boyfriend was eligible for the draft, so we sat with crossed fingers as they pulled out each birthdate. &nbsp;His birthdate was not an early number. &nbsp;I think it was somewhere in the 200s. &nbsp;I didn&apos;t realize I was watching something historic. &nbsp;I do know of some young men from our community who died in Vietnam because of that draft. &nbsp;Very sad. (I was just looking online and found that this lottery method continued through March 1975! &nbsp;My little brother&apos;s number was #37 that year!! &nbsp;Thank God that the Vietnam War ended in April 1975!!! &nbsp;It gave me chills when I saw that just now!)

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  @HDWarrior-y4c · 2 years ago

  Not too long after I moved to Maine one of the local anchors began to have issues speaking and one of the viewers called in and let them know he was having a stroke. They caught it so early he barely suffered any damage, and he thanked the viewer, who if I remember correctly (I may not it was decades ago and I have dementia) was a nurse. The second the anchor started speaking gibberish and got this confused look on his face many of us in medical professions knew what was happening, horrified we watched. Never occurred to me to call the station. You&apos;d be surprised how many times anchors were saved by viewers.

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  @irishgurl3078 · 2 years ago

  The fact that there are more than one set of twins who have done things like that is the thing that gives me the creeps.

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