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The TV one is definitely a case of a kid half dosing off and nightmare remembering an ad that was playing on the TV while they slept. I’ve done it a lot where I’ll be watching something and fall asleep, wake up the next Day thinking it was horrifying but when I watch it back I dreamt all the weird stuff
For the last one, the dude should just go to the hospital and ask for a full tox screen and tell them you suspect you are being poisoned. If the tests come back positive, there’s a good chance that they will save the sample and call the police which will expedite finding evidence for yo to make a case. On the flip side, if it’s negative, then try to get a test for other digestive problems or allergies. Bc your medical history is private, she wouldn’t be any the wiser
On the last one, and I'm surprised I didn't hear anyone suggest this. Set up a hidden camera when they're cooking. Put it in a place that would be close enough to see what they are doing, and also undetectable. I did this once when my sister's family came to stay with us for a while and things ended up missing. Caught them in the act.
Bro gets straight to the point I absolutely love this channel
I'm not saying the photo is fake, but it is so funny seeing a redditor claim so confidently "theres no way it's fake because I watch a lot of true crime and the body isn't hot enough".
Regarding the hamster wheel incident. It could technically be a broadcast intrusion, but considering Nickelodeon is a cable network, it would be vastly more difficult to hijack a cable network than an analog TV signal with a broadcast tower, etc. I think the Mac commercial and misremembered dreams is most likely.
I bet money people are confusing Nick with Cartoon Network and that it was one of those adult swim skits.
00:00 Terrifying film found at a thrift store - /r/RBI2 06:10 Stone crosses in S Austin anyone know what's up? - /r/Austin 11:42 Humans Walking In Hamster Wheels - /r/Glitch_in_the_Matrix 18:32 I think my girlfriend and her sister posioning me. - /r/relationship_advice
It is awful that Rami is still free. I remember that in my country, a few years ago a man with mental problems that was deemed "free to go" ended up stab*ing and kil!ing an elderly woman and injuring a teen girl. I think authorities should take people with mental illness more seriously, especially if they are considered dangerous.
After finding the first Reddit thread and looking at the photo I’m pretty convinced that it’s a image taken by forensics. The way the whole thing is framed including the blood splatter in the bed rather than solely the body convinces me of this. It’s much more likely aswell. I doubt some killer would take a photo have it developed just to carelessly lose it in a box given to a charity shop. It was probably just owned by a police station and eventually donated.
It's true that when old people pass on, their families dump the things that they don't want in donation boxes or on the sidewalk at thrift stores, without even looking through it. I have a small thrift store and have unpacked boxes that haven't been unpacked since the 40s. Birth certificates, wills, wedding license', divorce documents, land deeds, and family negatives, pictures and videos, etc included.
That last one reminds me of another crazy reddit poisoning story where op had just moved out and was being poisoned by their parents to try to scare them into moving back in.
Last guy should have saved some of the food and had it tested.
I hope the last guy is ok.
You should do an episode where you revisit some of these threads to see if any updates or answers have been provided
21:34 The most disturbing part, how dry that chicken looked.
4:05 reddit mf acting like blood spatter analyst because he watched dexter lmao reddit is full of these wannabe nerd guys i swear
not the stray cats man :(
23:29 This does happen. My friend's wife was poisoning him. His toddler was the first to call her out. Mentioned the medicine his mom put in the food. His wife was also caught telling the neighbor how to poison their husband. I don't want to say what she was using but it made him very sick each night when he took his lunch with him and ate it after she prepared it. He later moved across the country after she attempted to murder him a different way. I know this was all true because at the time I helped him by being an investigator including phone tapping, photos etc. She also convinced one of the children to accept marks on their body which she reported to the police. He went through the whole abuse/court experience. The child later admitted to lying. There are evil people out there. Be careful.
If your girlfriend is crying because you don't eat the meal she cooked, that's enough of a red flag to get out of the relationship anyway.