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True Disturbing Reddit Posts Compilation - June '23 edition

165K views · Jul 14, 2023 · People & Blogs

Malevolent Mischief

85K subscribers

Comments · 212

@genehackerman01 · 3 years ago
just in time, we sleeping GOOD tonight
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@EmilyBrighouse-qs6yu · 2 years ago
Mind boggling that parents put their children in such precarious situations!  Crazy!
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@Lisacarroll57 · 3 years ago
This guy has a great voice!  He deserves way more subscribers and 'likes' than he has.  Please don't forget to reward him for his hard work.
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@misseselise3864 · 3 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbaGe2--T_8&t=4386">1:13:06</a> once i had someone pull the “your dad told me to get you” card on me except my dad has NEVER been a part of my life
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@BrandyG13N8tive · 2 years ago
I like how you get right into the stories instead of introducing yourself for 5 mins ❤ your channel
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@rhondaherdman7338 · 3 years ago
Mama Kitty worked her ass off today; it came back with a vengeance😂 Thanks for my chill time with MM😴
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@nuclearninja610 · 3 years ago
Sometimes your voice narrating the stories makes it sound creepier😂 Its perfect for telling these kind of stories
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@Mom-a-Dragon7622 · 2 years ago
The driver and the white jeep that was pointing and flashing the other person was trying to help them! That person is lucky that whoever or whatever was after them didnt stay with them!
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@This_is_our_experience · 2 years ago
What kind of mom would take her kids to a random strangers house to sleep for the night?? I would sleep in the car with my kids until morning before I ever put us in danger like that!!
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@suedesignable · 2 years ago
You are my absolute favorite narrator. Thank you so much for all your stories. ❤❤❤
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@madison-420 · 3 years ago (edited)
been waiting for this one !! thank u for putting all that work in for us bestie 💟💟🙌
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@KnappKnits · 3 years ago
When I was 16 and my sister was 13, our family moved house so that, for the first time, the two of us had to catch a bus to and from school instead of walking.  We were at different schools and caught different buses, but they both arrived in our new home village at roughly the same time, so I met my sister and we walked the rest of the way home together.  This must have happened very soon after we moved, maybe a week or so.  The walk was less than a mile.  It was a hot day.  About half-way there, as we prepared to cross the road to enter the housing estate, a car pulled up at the kerb in front of us and the driver asked if he could give us a lift.  The car was red, but that's all I remember about it.  I said no, it wasn't far.  My sister wanted to accept, but I took her arm and refused.  He was quite persuasive and really tried to get us into the car, but I said it was fine, we were nearly there.  My sister tried again to let us get into the car. I don't remember exactly what the man said - the usual things about us looking tired and him knowing our parents and wanting to help, I expect, but it was a very long time ago now.  He eventually took no for an answer and drove off.  I should probably have been more worried than I was at the time.  I didn't recognise him and, as I say, we hadn't lived there long at all so it was very unlikely that he did know our family, and it would have been pointless to give us a lift for the very short distance to our house, so I really tend to think he was up to no good.  This was in a small village in Hampshire, England, in 1976.  I wonder what would have happened if we had got into that car ...
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