Confessed Obsessed

Sitting down with a family member and having them tell you they have decided to take the beginning steps into assisted suicide has to be one of the hardest things to hear. On top of that being in the room with them when they take their last breaths has to be just as hard. But what happens when the family feels like it was unnecessary or that it wasn't carried out right, are the doctors responsible for murder, or are they in the right because it was the choice of the person who wanted to die? 

Teke Teke is a heartbreaking Japanese Legend, of a girl who was getting relentlessly bullied, only for one cruel joke to send her to her death. This is a story to be carefully listened to, because it's said after you hear it, for the next month you risk a visit from that girl.

To have your life end at 15 is a horrible way to go out. That was the heartbreaking case for Kristy Yates. She would be taken from this world just one month after turning 15 by someone or a group of people who have walked free for too long. The FBI needs your help solving this case, the case of Kristy Leigh Yates.

We hear a lot of horror stories about hitchhiking, some people get picked up by somebody with the wrong intentions, some people get into the vehicle with the wrong intention, and sometimes your passengers just disappear. With stories dating back to horses and wagons, let's talk about the creepy encounters of people who have picked someone up, or have gotten picked up themselves, and the other person just disappears.

A lot of us have a profile of what we think killers and people who commit crimes look like. We feel like we can read people and quickly decide if someone means us harm or not. And that's not entirely false. But a lot of us get caught up in this idea and we place trust in people who we would not have already assumed were going to be a killer. Because the reality of the matter is this, everyone can be a killer, everyone can commit crimes, and sometimes the people around us are hiding a much darker secret, like the Ken and Barbie Killers.

How did a road carved from nature, that was once a simple foot path for the Natives, become such a huge ghost story? Rock Hollow Trail is now a popular spot for tourists interested in the paranormal, in the scary stories, and some just interested in a nice walk or bike ride through a forest. But what we know today as Rock Hollow Trail, at night is still closed, and the stories still swirl around, scaring not only the tourists, but some of the people who live near it. Let's talk about the stories surrounding Rock Hollow Trail, or what's better known as, The Zombie Road.

A lot of us have a profile of what we think killers and people who commit crimes look like. We feel like we can read people and quickly decide if someone means us harm or not. And that's not entirely false. But a lot of us get caught up in this idea and we place trust in people who we would not have already assumed were going to be a killer. Because the reality of the matter is this, everyone can be a killer, everyone can commit crimes, and sometimes the people around us are hiding a much darker secret, like the Ken and Barbie Killers. 

Working in the mines is a dangerous job, and during World War Two the Chinese men found their shared mine taken over by the Japanese army. The laborers being forced to work in horrendous conditions, long hours, and being beaten when they did not comply was not the worst thing that these men had coming. But it would be an explosion that would not have had such a high death toll, if proper evacuation measures would have been taken. 

A lot of us have a profile of what we think killers and people who commit crimes look like. We feel like we can read people and quickly decide if someone means us harm or not. And that's not entirely false. But a lot of us get caught up in this idea and we place trust in people who we would not have already assumed were going to be a killer. Because the reality of the matter is this, everyone can be a killer, everyone can commit crimes, and sometimes the people around us are hiding a much darker secret, like the Ken and Barbie Killers. 

Spiders are a creature that most people have grown up afraid of in some way. Millions of people spray their homes every year in order to prevent bugs, like spiders from entering their home. Most spiders you see in your home are not poisonous and the ones that are, are very treatable. But having a spider or other insect lay eggs in your body or on you and watching those eggs grow so big they burst and you're covered, is a whole different fear. Today we are talking about the horrifying story of the Spider Bite. I know you shouldn't pop your zits but maybe we should be keeping a better eye on them, because you never know if it's some acne, or a spider that's decided your skin is the perfect place for their offspring.