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Yeah, I get how upset she is, but geez, she needs to stop beating up on herself and get a good therapist. Edited to add: Okay, that probably sounds harsh, but... man. She sounds like she has some form of PTSD, and that needs to be treated, stat.
That story hurt. I feel for the counselor, i hope that by sharing her story she can find some cathartic relief, no matter how small. I hope she won't add anymore guilt and she'll forgive herself. And you're right, it wasn't her fault, wish i could give her a hug...
Yes! He couldent check! When he walk up on her and it was an maniac he would shoot her and if he watched out when she was with the kids she could been shoot and get the life of the kids in danger! She did nothing wrong! Poor women.. want to hug her and tell her its okay..
She can't believe that others forgive/absolve her, because she can't forgive herself. It's not a healthy frame of mind, but I think the police should not have shown her anything. They should have left it at the principal had an accident in the hallway during the lock down and died, and left it at that. She doesn't realize that in order to do any of the things she thinks she should have done, she would've had to have been willing to risk her personal safety and the safety of the children around her. She did exactly what she was supposed to do, had the situation been what it was supposed to have been. The flaw was not in her, or even the system, it was in the circumstances. There's no way she should've been willing to roll that kind of dice given what she knew at the time. That's how people get their faces blown off. It's incredibly tragic.... but I hope she gets the help she needs, and *deserves*.
I doubt is fictional, it could be thou, but is too intense and too in detail for so.. if is real, my ❤️ goes to her for the mental anguish she should b going thru..! Oh God, I have a nice that is a teacher, and I don't even want to think for her going othru Anything similar.!! My heart will never heal if God forbid she will go to Anything like that.!!💔 😭
@@vadyarodriguez7366 A lot of stories have a ring of truth. This one does not. Dragging a teacher to watch the principle die on cctv right after the incident? Please!
@@vadyarodriguez7366 it's sourced directly from nosleep. It's a fake story. You must not read at all if you don't think that someone could possibly write with real emotion and detail
Survivors guilt and PTSD is definitely something that isn't easily fixed. My heart breaks for the poor woman. She needs EMDR therapy or just plain therapy. Poor thing
That poor teacher. She did what she had to do to protect those kids. She had no idea what was going on. She did the best thing in that situation. Wish I could hug her and tell her she did nothing wrong.
Just like many others, the school lock down story completely tore my heart. Her way of telling the story is so vividly that I was able to imagine the situation, as you do when reading. I can agree that this is not her fault and was simply an unfortunate event, but I can understand her guilt. I hope that someone is able to give her the help she deserves. She’s way too good to be living with guilt.
Holy Hell, the Lockdown story really fucked me up. That’s an absolute tragedy and I cannot even begin to imagine how that poor woman must feel. I’ve never felt so depressed, sad, and affected by a story till that one. Damn.
OMG! How can that school counsellor blame herself? She acted so selflessly in all ways for the students and the teacher. I hope someone will be able to help her as she helped others, understand it was not her fault and learn to forgive herself.
Extremely hard. Your obviously not grasping onto how she felt, for fucks sake.. She was so close to principle. And he died with his blood on her clothes, so of course she blames herself. If that happened to me, I'd sadly undoubtedly kill myself. But she's staying strong.
@@ramuneraven6016 you guys are gulible if you believe a story like that. The police would never do what they did in that story..... proof is needed for these kinds of stories.
@@lorkhan8565 Not to mention she gave the full name of the principal and it turns up no news articles on google. If the ridiculous police story wasn't enough, no search results proves it fake on its own.
Everyone tends to blame themselves even in situations that were no fault of theirs. It's human nature. A really close friend of mine was sexually assaulted even though she did not provoke it in any way, shape, or form (I know this because I know she's not that type of girl), yet she still blames herself despite all my efforts to assure her it isn't her fault at all.
I wish the teacher just knew that it wasn't her fault, there's a protocol for a reason. If there was actually a person on the other side of the door that had a weapon and she had opened that door or the blinds, it would/could have ended horribly for her, the teacher, and the children. If anything the principal died knowing that his staff and students were safe. But I also feel for her, I know it must be hard feeling it's your fault. But really there's nothing else you could have done.
Even if she had let him in, he would have died anyway. From what she stated, he had already lost a lot of blood and for his age a fall like that is a lot more dangerous than it would be for someone younger. But damn, survivor’s guilt is one twisted son of a gun
The school councilor breaks my heart. She has to realize she did what was right for those children and the principal would have wanted it that way. I pray she finds peace. ❤️❤️❤️
Number 4 is so sad. She sounds like she is suffering from survivors guilt and also PTSD•I should know I suffer from it*PTSD*as well*. But she needs to know it is not her fault even if she had of looked after the fact there is no telling if he would've made it especially after cracking his head open. She REALLY needs to seek help ASAP with her thoughts before all it will do is eat her up alive for the rest of her life. And I don't think he would want that for her especially with what she said about him at the end if they were friends like that.
@@delilahperez5403 There really isn't no actually to heal yourself from it. Expect to get help like talking to a therapist weekly or monthly which I do and/or medicine depending on the severity of it. But thank you hun
@@divaf8835 I actually forced myself through my PTSD from a wreck I had. It was debilitating, I couldn't ride in a car, drive a car, be outside after dark, or be outside when a train went by. I couldn't even think about the wreck without causing a panic attack. forced myself through it because had I not, I would have never left home again. I have 3 kids and wouldn't be able to give them any kind of life like that. So I forced myself to do the things I couldn't over and over and I'm glad to say that 3 years later, other than the residual fear of certain driving situations, im fully functioning and dont even have panic attacks when I think about it anymore. Infact I was fully recovered from it way before I ever went to therapy (for other reasons).
The lockdown story had me on edge. That poor woman. She will always carry that burden even tho it wasn’t her fault. She was not a coward. She did exactly as she was supposed to. Bless her
I’ve never been so excited yet nervous to hear my story be told! Thank you! But I swear, it’s creepy how accurate you got “Mr. N.’s” voice at some points 😂
That was a really crazy story, i couldn't imagine being in the situation but you were very brave and I'm really glad it had a happy ending with you being engaged to your best friend :)
The lock down one was tough to listen to. I wish I could talk to the author. Hindsight is unfortunately 20/20, counselor. Nobody could've or should've seen that coming--certainly not you, either.
that lock down story..... I'm crying): poor girl. although I was expecting the kid that listened to music to get hurt, and then for it to be his blood. poor principal tho
As a person who's been in a lockdown its chilling. No one's actually died but its scary, no one's bleed out, but its scary. That story made me lightheaded.
Story 4.. that was really shitty police work! Why would they show her that?! She did have a right to know what happened but they didn’t have to give her the visual which I’m sure gives her flashbacks now. They specifically said they weren’t blaming her so why make it worse? It definitely wasn’t her fault and she will struggle with this for the rest of her life. And they just made it worse for her.
Thank you for making these videos, they give me something to listen to and it helps because if I don't have something interesting to listen to while doing something else, I get side tracked. It helps with my ADHD.
Damn did she forget they were on a lockdown? Of course she would think they were in danger. She needs a damn good therapist because her thinking is all wrong (and if she has a therapist he or she needs to go back to school and start over.
It’s actually normal and expected for therapists to see other therapists for their own issues. You can’t treat yourself, even if you know all the theory in the world.
@@mx.menacing As a matter of fact I do! My cousin an Army CSM (Command Sergeant Major) who just retired, was in since he graduated high school, is now 50 years old! (Just to show HOW LONG he's been in) Has done countless tours over in Afghanistan & places things that I'm still not allowed to know & gone for 1 1/2 YEARS at a time come home for a month turn around and go back. SO YEA @PandaCurry he has PTSD & I'M PRETTY DANN AWARE WHAT IT IS! I WAS TRAPPED IN A CORNER AND MY EX-BOYFRIEND LOADED UP A DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN COCKED IT THEN HELD IT TO MY HEAD AND PUT HIS FINGER ON THE TRIGGER AND I'M GOING TO KILL YOU NOW! AND RIGHT BEFORE HE DID THAT HE HIT ME SO HARD I FLEW OFF THE BED AND HE KICKED ME IN RIBS SO HARD I COULD NOT BREATHE AT ALL! HE DID IT #1. SO I COULDN'T FIGHT BACK (HE KNEW I WOULD, WE FOUGHT LIKE 2 MEN... A LOT!) #2. I WOULDN'T MOVE OUR BE SOLE TO YELL WHEN HE WAS LOADING THE SHOTGUN! **I WAS 16 YEARS OLD!! &THE ONLY THING THAT SAVED MY LIFE? HIS MOTHER CAME WALKING AROUND THE CORNER AND SCREAMED FOR HIS DAD! WHAT I DIDN'T KNOW IS HE ALSO HAD A KNIFE WHICH HE ENDED UP STABBING HIS DAD (IN THE HAND THANK GOD) TRYING TO GET THE KNIFE. BECAUSE THANK GOD, AGAIN, HIS DAD WAS ABLE TO GET THE SHOT GUN! SO DO I KNOW WHAT PTSD IS? YEEEESSS! I SURE DO! QUESTION IS? DO YOU!
The girl with the dog and the amplified voice/scream... gave me chills because it’s so close to an experience I had and it scared me so much!!!! First time I’ve ever heard anyone tell of anything even similar!
The fourth story made me cry, I was just clutching my jaw and sobbing. I can't imagine the pain the poor ex-counselor is going through every day and I sincerely hope she's okay and didn't end up hurting herself.
The fourth story is so good, so we'll written and has so much emotion that I see everyone thought it was real. It's an amazing story sourced from nosleep. Makes all the other fake stories look like poo
In the fourth story why didn't she just bring the boy (Charlie) with her back to the kindergarten classroom like she just abandoned him low-key. I'm not trying to make her feel bad or anything but that's not very smart to leave him by himself because if the intruder had been hiding in there then game over
I feel so sad for the counsellor’s story... there’s nothing the lady could’ve done if she had opened the door, applying pressure to a wound like that wouldn’t have changed much. She’s experiencing hardcore ptsd from the whole ordeal and there’s nothing she could’ve done. I hope she gets better and that time helps her heal
lockdown story is so upsetting. it isn’t her fault. she did what she had to do in this event. it was a sad demise but realistically she couldn’t have done anything. it’s nobody’s fault. it was an accident. sad that she will continue her life blaming herself for something out of her control. no one is pretending to be sympathetic.
Emily Carpio have you read the comments? She has so much support here. And also you can't stay that she'll be damp to continue her life feeling this way. As many people might come as have said, she can get the help that she needs and deserves. Many people suffer from PTSD and survivor's guilt. It is difficult and not easy to overcome, but with therapy and support you can ease the burden and live a happy life.
AwesomeSpider4 i wasn’t trying to be controversial i’m just saying that at that level she might not recover. i hope that she does, but you can’t say she will and i can’t say she won’t. and i wasn’t. either is a possibility. I just put it as she will because to be honest, that’s a more realistic answer considering how long she’s been blaming herself.
I know I'm just another to the collection but the story with counselor was rough in a good way. I feel that story could become a complete movie. It was a great story and the way it was told.
My heart is broken for that counselor. You did exactly what you were supposed to. You were saving those kids from what you thought was someone trying to hurt them. This is not your fault at all. You are not a coward.
Omg the story with the counselor in school made me cry.. I was in bed trying to sleep, listening to you as per usual! And I couldn’t even close my eyes I jus laid there staring at the ceiling, listening to the story.. how heartbreaking I can’t even imagine 😢 ♥️
Story #2 Better yet instead of hoping people pick up or acknowledge your looks of panic how about just speaking up and telling them. You were VERY lucky.
Sometimes it’s easier said than done she’s young drunk and not thinking straight those sick men were praying on young drunk girls putting the other bracelet on her gave it proof and her friends shouldn’t have left her when your young and drunk your especially scared if it happens she should of said something like no or something but I get why she didn’t being scared 😦 stick in groups with good friends who won’t ditch you
Hi, I’m filling in for Chris Hansen today. He’s too busy cheating on his wife right now, so I’m gonna leave his comment for him. Hi, I’m Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC.
tell me do you bleed? You’d better watch out, just because I was busy smashing my decoy doesn’t mean I would miss one of Let’s Read’s videos. (P.S. the side chick is much better)
Chris Hansen I got you boo Mary won’t know until your stupid ass does something... well... stupid. Btw did you see Bill at Aretha Franklin’s funeral? 🤮
I love this channel. perfect audio, perfect reading Pace, Nice voice and a lot of Nice scary stories too make you want to live The rest of your life in The corner of a closet with The Lights on holding a metal bat. Keep it up man!🕸️
So the genius dog Walker asks her sister if she can hear the screams, sister confirms, she still blames her imagination and doesn’t care to inform police.
That poor woman in the 4th story did EXACTLY what she was supposed to do. She was protecting the children which is what she was supposed to do. She even yelled at the teacher for opening the door for her, so she knows she should NOT have looked or opened the door. She is a heroic woman for making sure the 3rd grader was safe and helping the younger teacher!
I felt so bad for the counselor in the school lock down story. All that guilt she has for a situation she couldn't prevent from happening. He likely would have died anyway regardless of whether she let him in from all that blood loss. Nothing she could have done would have prevented that. (Although I have no idea why the officers didn't just TELL her what happened instead of her watching the video.) She did the perfectly normal and appropriate procedure in a school lock down, anything less would have been unacceptable. (I was so annoyed when that Janet lady opened the door for her during the lock down because she "thought" the footsteps in the hallway was her friend. What if she had been wrong and it had been the shooter INSTEAD of her friend? I mean, really, she just gambled with the kids lives there.) You aren't supposed to let ANYONE in when a lock down is in place. NO ONE. Not even for someone you know who's at the door. Once the door is locked, it's locked until police arrive or you receive official word it's over. Otherwise, you take a chance at letting a potential shooter in and massacring innocent children and school workers. She only did what any other logical and professional adult would have done in the midst of a lock down and knowing innocent children's lives are entirely dependent on the next choice SHE makes. What could she do according to professional procedure? Take a chance at letting an unknown person in and killing the kids AND her friend and herself? (He never identified himself, all he did was bang on the door. For all she knew, that really could have been an active shooter like any other person logically would think in that scenario. I probably would.) No, she did what she had to for the sake of the kids complete and total safety. She didn't let him die. She was just protecting innocent school kids to the fullest of her ability and didn't want to take a chance at them being hurt in an unnecessary and avoidable manner. None of what happened is her fault. It truly is just a tragic accident no one could have avoided.
Story #4 might be the craziest, scariest, saddest, and weirdest story I've ever heard in my entire life. The plot twist is super unpredictable, yet so damn sad.
Let's Read, You are awesome. You always do such amazing work on your content on both channels. Keep up the awesome work. P.S. One of the things that make you even better is that I've never heard you tell the same story on both channels.😘😇😍 P.S.S. I've always said it & always will say & know that nothing good ever comes out of a basement, storm cellar, &/or attics.😂👌😎👍😂
If these stories are true or not doesn't matter. It's still a reminder for the rest of us to know and be aware. Lot's of things happen in this world, some unexpected that we can't control. Some even leave us stories so that we know, and others we must make to let the unknown dangers be told.
The story about the lock up is just heart-wrenching because she did everything she should have and if the guy was an actual intruder she would be revered for a hero but because it was a slip up her life is in shambles
There's a part of me that kind of wishes story #4 was just a run of the mill school shooting. My heart just aches for the counselor and everyone involved. I hope one day the counselor is able to find some peace and move on with her life.
The school counselor story about the principal, breaks my heart. It’s not her fault. She was doing what she was told. I feel so heartbroken for her. It’ll haunt her for the rest of her life. And she doesn’t deserve that
I love this channel,but more is that it’s not narrated by a robot voice like the so many other channels , I thank you so much for that it makes a lot of difference.
That school lockdown story was so sad! Whoever wrote that story did an excellent job! I felt every emotion as you were reading it. Almost as if I were right there. I hope she is able to find peace within. She did nothing wrong, she thought she was protecting the students. Idk how anyone could be angry at her over that?! It takes a special type of person to work with kids.
Every classroom should have access to the cameras viewed on a monitor for these exact reasons . My heart goes out to her . I wish I could just hug her 💔❤️
I think with a central camera system it should now be mandatory to wireless link to all teachers phones or on an Apple Watch which they have to wear which is automatically activated in a lockdown situation. Harrowing story, 2 good peoples lives just gone. 😞
using a social site to cope with your PTSD!? That makes zero sense. PTSD creates anxiety, i suffer from PTSD and because of it, i never get the confidence to stream myself!
The story about the woman screaming sounds like it was most likely a bob cat. Bob cats sound exactly like a woman screaming into a loud speaker. It is SO. EXTREMELY. LOUD. Like unimaginabley loud.
To the brave and selfless woman who was willing to give her life for those kids, I am so heartily sorry you went through that. He was checking the doors to make sure the kids were safe, just like you were keeping what you thought to be the perpetrator out. Please take comfort in that. I know words in such circumstances fall short, but I hope it time you can find some peace in that. Prayers from Kentucky 💙
The story where the guys eyes become clear that's nothing paranormal it's something very rare and natural it's where your eyes heal but if they get even the slightest of damage (like putting someone's glasses on) then they go back to blurry
I pray for that teacher in the lockdown story. That god wraps his love around her and that principals family. That he relieves her of guilt and shame for simply trying to protect her students and coworker. It’s so tragic :/
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That school lockdown story had me in tears. My heart aches for that woman. She did exactly what she was supposed to do. It was not her fault.
Yeah, I get how upset she is, but geez, she needs to stop beating up on herself and get a good therapist.
Edited to add: Okay, that probably sounds harsh, but... man. She sounds like she has some form of PTSD, and that needs to be treated, stat.
Man I am sad 😭
That story hurt. I feel for the counselor, i hope that by sharing her story she can find some cathartic relief, no matter how small. I hope she won't add anymore guilt and she'll forgive herself. And you're right, it wasn't her fault, wish i could give her a hug...
Yes! He couldent check! When he walk up on her and it was an maniac he would shoot her and if he watched out when she was with the kids she could been shoot and get the life of the kids in danger! She did nothing wrong! Poor women.. want to hug her and tell her its okay..
She can't believe that others forgive/absolve her, because she can't forgive herself. It's not a healthy frame of mind, but I think the police should not have shown her anything. They should have left it at the principal had an accident in the hallway during the lock down and died, and left it at that.
She doesn't realize that in order to do any of the things she thinks she should have done, she would've had to have been willing to risk her personal safety and the safety of the children around her. She did exactly what she was supposed to do, had the situation been what it was supposed to have been. The flaw was not in her, or even the system, it was in the circumstances. There's no way she should've been willing to roll that kind of dice given what she knew at the time. That's how people get their faces blown off.
It's incredibly tragic.... but I hope she gets the help she needs, and *deserves*.
My heart breaks for the counselor in story #4. That's so sad, but they has to understand that it's not their fault.
Leslie Degnan It's obviously a fictional story.
Like someone said already, the story is fictional. But it's damn good!
I doubt is fictional, it could be thou, but is too intense and too in detail for so.. if is real, my ❤️ goes to her for the mental anguish she should b going thru..! Oh God, I have a nice that is a teacher, and I don't even want to think for her going othru Anything similar.!! My heart will never heal if God forbid she will go to Anything like that.!!💔 😭
@@vadyarodriguez7366 A lot of stories have a ring of truth. This one does not. Dragging a teacher to watch the principle die on cctv right after the incident? Please!
@@vadyarodriguez7366 it's sourced directly from nosleep. It's a fake story. You must not read at all if you don't think that someone could possibly write with real emotion and detail
Survivors guilt and PTSD is definitely something that isn't easily fixed. My heart breaks for the poor woman. She needs EMDR therapy or just plain therapy. Poor thing
I did EMDR! It did help.
That school lockdown one made me nauseous, what an unfortunate situation. Hope she gets the help she needs and understands it wasn't her fault.
That poor teacher. She did what she had to do to protect those kids. She had no idea what was going on. She did the best thing in that situation. Wish I could hug her and tell her she did nothing wrong.
Good thing it's fake
@@Eminentend when?
Sarna Sireen this was 10 months ago I don’t remember 😂
@@Eminentend bruh
Eminentend it’s not I looked it up
Just like many others, the school lock down story completely tore my heart. Her way of telling the story is so vividly that I was able to imagine the situation, as you do when reading. I can agree that this is not her fault and was simply an unfortunate event, but I can understand her guilt. I hope that someone is able to give her the help she deserves. She’s way too good to be living with guilt.
Holy Hell, the Lockdown story really fucked me up. That’s an absolute tragedy and I cannot even begin to imagine how that poor woman must feel. I’ve never felt so depressed, sad, and affected by a story till that one. Damn.
Same- 3 yrs later!
OMG! How can that school counsellor blame herself? She acted so selflessly in all ways for the students and the teacher. I hope someone will be able to help her as she helped others, understand it was not her fault and learn to forgive herself.
Extremely hard. Your obviously not grasping onto how she felt, for fucks sake.. She was so close to principle. And he died with his blood on her clothes, so of course she blames herself. If that happened to me, I'd sadly undoubtedly kill myself. But she's staying strong.
@@ramuneraven6016 you guys are gulible if you believe a story like that. The police would never do what they did in that story..... proof is needed for these kinds of stories.
@@lorkhan8565 Not to mention she gave the full name of the principal and it turns up no news articles on google. If the ridiculous police story wasn't enough, no search results proves it fake on its own.
Everyone tends to blame themselves even in situations that were no fault of theirs. It's human nature. A really close friend of mine was sexually assaulted even though she did not provoke it in any way, shape, or form (I know this because I know she's not that type of girl), yet she still blames herself despite all my efforts to assure her it isn't her fault at all.
The school lockdown story oh jeez
I think it was the butterfly effect.
I wonder if it was real
That fourth story is so sad
So fake you mean...
I wish the teacher just knew that it wasn't her fault, there's a protocol for a reason. If there was actually a person on the other side of the door that had a weapon and she had opened that door or the blinds, it would/could have ended horribly for her, the teacher, and the children.
If anything the principal died knowing that his staff and students were safe.
But I also feel for her, I know it must be hard feeling it's your fault.
But really there's nothing else you could have done.
god damn the principal story made me legit cry...
I feel for the school Councillor. How awful for all involved.
That one was a rough listen. :(
Even if she had let him in, he would have died anyway. From what she stated, he had already lost a lot of blood and for his age a fall like that is a lot more dangerous than it would be for someone younger. But damn, survivor’s guilt is one twisted son of a gun
Very possibly too it wasn't just blood loss but almost certainly traumatic brain injury.
That school lockdown story is one of those story that really gets to you. I hope she gets over it
That's something you'll never get over in your life, it's not some random movie where you just move on from all problems.
That's obviously not what they meant at all ya methhead
@@kjhddd6499 they obviously didn't mean it like that. Jeez
The school councilor breaks my heart. She has to realize she did what was right for those children and the principal would have wanted it that way. I pray she finds peace. ❤️❤️❤️
Number 4 is so sad. She sounds like she is suffering from survivors guilt and also PTSD•I should know I suffer from it*PTSD*as well*. But she needs to know it is not her fault even if she had of looked after the fact there is no telling if he would've made it especially after cracking his head open. She REALLY needs to seek help ASAP with her thoughts before all it will do is eat her up alive for the rest of her life. And I don't think he would want that for her especially with what she said about him at the end if they were friends like that.
I know it’s so sad and hope you heal yourself from ptsd
@@delilahperez5403 There really isn't no actually to heal yourself from it. Expect to get help like talking to a therapist weekly or monthly which I do and/or medicine depending on the severity of it. But thank you hun
@@divaf8835 you'll be happy to know the story is fictional and sorry to hear about your PTSD
@@divaf8835 I actually forced myself through my PTSD from a wreck I had. It was debilitating, I couldn't ride in a car, drive a car, be outside after dark, or be outside when a train went by. I couldn't even think about the wreck without causing a panic attack. forced myself through it because had I not, I would have never left home again. I have 3 kids and wouldn't be able to give them any kind of life like that. So I forced myself to do the things I couldn't over and over and I'm glad to say that 3 years later, other than the residual fear of certain driving situations, im fully functioning and dont even have panic attacks when I think about it anymore. Infact I was fully recovered from it way before I ever went to therapy (for other reasons).
That was a fantastic video! The one with the school lockdown really made me cry, I mean I was seriously weeping. Thanks for all the quality content.
The lockdown story had me on edge. That poor woman. She will always carry that burden even tho it wasn’t her fault. She was not a coward. She did exactly as she was supposed to. Bless her
I cried and literally said "I didn't know" too like it was me. THAT was a rough memory for the woman in the school lockdown story.
the lockdown story broke my god damn heart. that poor woman.
Same xxx
This damn janitor needa stop moping during the school day
I’ve never been so excited yet nervous to hear my story be told! Thank you! But I swear, it’s creepy how accurate you got “Mr. N.’s” voice at some points 😂
I cringed so hard whenever he read your story. I can't even imagine how awful that probably felt.
And in the end you got engaged to your best friend.
Hope that creepy teacher get what he deserves
That was a really crazy story, i couldn't imagine being in the situation but you were very brave and I'm really glad it had a happy ending with you being engaged to your best friend :)
i related to you with the entire social shy issue. :3
I was looking for one I haven't listened to a million times. This one fits the bill! Thx JH, my dude!
The lock down one was tough to listen to. I wish I could talk to the author. Hindsight is unfortunately 20/20, counselor. Nobody could've or should've seen that coming--certainly not you, either.
It’s a fake story
that lock down story..... I'm crying): poor girl. although I was expecting the kid that listened to music to get hurt, and then for it to be his blood. poor principal tho
WHY WOULD YOU ALLOW A SKYPE FROM SOME RANDOM STRANGER?! its like people WANT to be attacked and killed🤦♀️
everyone is so upset about the school lockdown story...it’s fake...it’s a good story (and sad as all hell) but it’s not real 🤷♀️ it’s from reddit
As a person who's been in a lockdown its chilling. No one's actually died but its scary, no one's bleed out, but its scary. That story made me lightheaded.
What is wrong with the 21 people who disliked this video? Who hurt you people?
I felt nostalgic reading your comment to see how YT changed and now dislikes are not visible.
Story 4.. that was really shitty police work! Why would they show her that?! She did have a right to know what happened but they didn’t have to give her the visual which I’m sure gives her flashbacks now. They specifically said they weren’t blaming her so why make it worse? It definitely wasn’t her fault and she will struggle with this for the rest of her life. And they just made it worse for her.
And that's why the story is fake....
They wouldn't, lol. That would literally never happen. It's a story from a storyteller, not a recounting from a real event.
Thank you for making these videos, they give me something to listen to and it helps because if I don't have something interesting to listen to while doing something else, I get side tracked. It helps with my ADHD.
Damn did she forget they were on a lockdown? Of course she would think they were in danger. She needs a damn good therapist because her thinking is all wrong (and if she has a therapist he or she needs to go back to school and start over.
Christy Dunlap Well that’s really nice, Christy. I’m sure if she comes across your empathic message it will give her comfort.
Do you know what PTSD is?
It’s actually normal and expected for therapists to see other therapists for their own issues. You can’t treat yourself, even if you know all the theory in the world.
@@alexandrastulz6588 YOU THINK SO?? 😱😱😱 Oh my "GOSH" I sure hope she does👏👏👏👏👏 thank you thank you! You're to kind! 😌
*rolling my eyes*
@@mx.menacing As a matter of fact I do! My cousin an Army CSM (Command Sergeant Major) who just retired, was in since he graduated high school, is now 50 years old! (Just to show HOW LONG he's been in) Has done countless tours over in Afghanistan & places things that I'm still not allowed to know & gone for 1 1/2 YEARS at a time come home for a month turn around and go back. SO YEA @PandaCurry he has PTSD & I'M PRETTY DANN AWARE WHAT IT IS!
I WAS TRAPPED IN A CORNER AND MY EX-BOYFRIEND LOADED UP A DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN COCKED IT THEN HELD IT TO MY HEAD AND PUT HIS FINGER ON THE TRIGGER AND I'M GOING TO KILL YOU NOW! AND RIGHT BEFORE HE DID THAT HE HIT ME SO HARD I FLEW OFF THE BED AND HE KICKED ME IN RIBS SO HARD I COULD NOT BREATHE AT ALL! HE DID IT #1. SO I COULDN'T FIGHT BACK (HE KNEW I WOULD, WE FOUGHT LIKE 2 MEN... A LOT!) #2. I WOULDN'T MOVE OUR BE SOLE TO YELL WHEN HE WAS LOADING THE SHOTGUN! **I WAS 16 YEARS OLD!! &THE ONLY THING THAT SAVED MY LIFE? HIS MOTHER CAME WALKING AROUND THE CORNER AND SCREAMED FOR HIS DAD! WHAT I DIDN'T KNOW IS HE ALSO HAD A KNIFE WHICH HE ENDED UP STABBING HIS DAD (IN THE HAND THANK GOD) TRYING TO GET THE KNIFE. BECAUSE THANK GOD, AGAIN, HIS DAD WAS ABLE TO GET THE SHOT GUN! SO DO I KNOW WHAT PTSD IS? YEEEESSS! I SURE DO! QUESTION IS? DO YOU!
The girl with the dog and the amplified voice/scream... gave me chills because it’s so close to an experience I had and it scared me so much!!!! First time I’ve ever heard anyone tell of anything even similar!
I was thinking about that story. It seems to be a case of mass phsycogenic hysteria. Don't know how it was triggerd, however.
The fourth story made me cry, I was just clutching my jaw and sobbing. I can't imagine the pain the poor ex-counselor is going through every day and I sincerely hope she's okay and didn't end up hurting herself.
The fourth story is so good, so we'll written and has so much emotion that I see everyone thought it was real. It's an amazing story sourced from nosleep. Makes all the other fake stories look like poo
In the fourth story why didn't she just bring the boy (Charlie) with her back to the kindergarten classroom like she just abandoned him low-key. I'm not trying to make her feel bad or anything but that's not very smart to leave him by himself because if the intruder had been hiding in there then game over
It’s fake who you gunna make feel bad
The lockdown story is amazingly well structured. The characters, the foretelling of the caution sign, the twist. Nicely done
2am, let's read. Name a more iconic duo
TheReddCooKie Shane and some noise canceling headphones
4am
I'll wait...
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Bats and mosquitoes
Omg that school story 😭😭😭😭😭
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“Some middle easterner call centre rep” lol love it!!
I get it
I feel so sad for the counsellor’s story... there’s nothing the lady could’ve done if she had opened the door, applying pressure to a wound like that wouldn’t have changed much.
She’s experiencing hardcore ptsd from the whole ordeal and there’s nothing she could’ve done. I hope she gets better and that time helps her heal
lockdown story is so upsetting. it isn’t her fault. she did what she had to do in this event. it was a sad demise but realistically she couldn’t have done anything. it’s nobody’s fault. it was an accident. sad that she will continue her life blaming herself for something out of her control. no one is pretending to be sympathetic.
Emily Carpio have you read the comments? She has so much support here. And also you can't stay that she'll be damp to continue her life feeling this way. As many people might come as have said, she can get the help that she needs and deserves. Many people suffer from PTSD and survivor's guilt. It is difficult and not easy to overcome, but with therapy and support you can ease the burden and live a happy life.
AwesomeSpider4 i wasn’t trying to be controversial i’m just saying that at that level she might not recover. i hope that she does, but you can’t say she will and i can’t say she won’t. and i wasn’t. either is a possibility. I just put it as she will because to be honest, that’s a more realistic answer considering how long she’s been blaming herself.
Emily Carpio it’s a fake story good one at that tho
I know I'm just another to the collection but the story with counselor was rough in a good way. I feel that story could become a complete movie. It was a great story and the way it was told.
My heart is broken for that counselor. You did exactly what you were supposed to. You were saving those kids from what you thought was someone trying to hurt them. This is not your fault at all. You are not a coward.
Omg the story with the counselor in school made me cry.. I was in bed trying to sleep, listening to you as per usual! And I couldn’t even close my eyes I jus laid there staring at the ceiling, listening to the story.. how heartbreaking I can’t even imagine 😢 ♥️
Damn, story #4......
Oh man i... I feel so bad for that counselor i was imagining all that in my head as my counselor.......
Story #2 Better yet instead of hoping people pick up or acknowledge your looks of panic how about just speaking up and telling them. You were VERY lucky.
Sometimes it’s easier said than done she’s young drunk and not thinking straight those sick men were praying on young drunk girls putting the other bracelet on her gave it proof and her friends shouldn’t have left her when your young and drunk your especially scared if it happens she should of said something like no or something but I get why she didn’t being scared 😦 stick in groups with good friends who won’t ditch you
44:07 by far the most sad and dark, unexpected story i've heard.
The lock down story really touched me. I hope the lady will stop blaming herself and will find happiness
Hi, I’m filling in for Chris Hansen today. He’s too busy cheating on his wife right now, so I’m gonna leave his comment for him.
Hi, I’m Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC.
That cheating bastard!
tell me do you bleed? You’d better watch out, just because I was busy smashing my decoy doesn’t mean I would miss one of Let’s Read’s videos. (P.S. the side chick is much better)
Literal Trash Can shhh! Don’t tell Mary! Thanks btw
Chris Hansen I got you boo Mary won’t know until your stupid ass does something... well... stupid. Btw did you see Bill at Aretha Franklin’s funeral? 🤮
Literal Trash Can yes, I saw him. I DMed him on Twitter afterwards telling him to have a seat.
That school lockdown one from the counselor's point of view was too much for me 😭😭😭
R.I.P Principal xx Godbless him and his family xx
I love this channel. perfect audio, perfect reading Pace, Nice voice and a lot of Nice scary stories too make you want to live The rest of your life in The corner of a closet with The Lights on holding a metal bat.
Keep it up man!🕸️
I can't recall hearing any story in the news resembling the counsellor story......
So the genius dog Walker asks her sister if she can hear the screams, sister confirms, she still blames her imagination and doesn’t care to inform police.
Tragic... 😱 sweet Jesus now dat is absolutely heartbreaking, poor counselor... Great stories!
That poor woman in the 4th story did EXACTLY what she was supposed to do. She was protecting the children which is what she was supposed to do. She even yelled at the teacher for opening the door for her, so she knows she should NOT have looked or opened the door. She is a heroic woman for making sure the 3rd grader was safe and helping the younger teacher!
Your voice is like medicine right now. 👌
I felt so bad for the counselor in the school lock down story. All that guilt she has for a situation she couldn't prevent from happening. He likely would have died anyway regardless of whether she let him in from all that blood loss. Nothing she could have done would have prevented that. (Although I have no idea why the officers didn't just TELL her what happened instead of her watching the video.)
She did the perfectly normal and appropriate procedure in a school lock down, anything less would have been unacceptable. (I was so annoyed when that Janet lady opened the door for her during the lock down because she "thought" the footsteps in the hallway was her friend. What if she had been wrong and it had been the shooter INSTEAD of her friend? I mean, really, she just gambled with the kids lives there.) You aren't supposed to let ANYONE in when a lock down is in place. NO ONE. Not even for someone you know who's at the door. Once the door is locked, it's locked until police arrive or you receive official word it's over. Otherwise, you take a chance at letting a potential shooter in and massacring innocent children and school workers.
She only did what any other logical and professional adult would have done in the midst of a lock down and knowing innocent children's lives are entirely dependent on the next choice SHE makes. What could she do according to professional procedure? Take a chance at letting an unknown person in and killing the kids AND her friend and herself? (He never identified himself, all he did was bang on the door. For all she knew, that really could have been an active shooter like any other person logically would think in that scenario. I probably would.)
No, she did what she had to for the sake of the kids complete and total safety. She didn't let him die. She was just protecting innocent school kids to the fullest of her ability and didn't want to take a chance at them being hurt in an unnecessary and avoidable manner.
None of what happened is her fault. It truly is just a tragic accident no one could have avoided.
"Never call me again, CREEP" 😂 You're the best, Let's Read. 🖤
Story #4 might be the craziest, scariest, saddest, and weirdest story I've ever heard in my entire life.
The plot twist is super unpredictable, yet so damn sad.
Who else was in the stream and was spamming refresh waiting for this video to pop up??
If your using Google, try going to settings, and hit quality. Then hit a different setting, higher or lower. It should fix the buffering problem.
That's not what I meant, but thanks anyways.
i was there !
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Let's Read,
You are awesome. You always do such amazing work on your content on both channels. Keep up the awesome work.
P.S. One of the things that make you even better is that I've never heard you tell the same story on both channels.😘😇😍
P.S.S. I've always said it & always will say & know that nothing good ever comes out of a basement, storm cellar, &/or attics.😂👌😎👍😂
love love love love the videos you’ve been putting up. love ya and thank you so much for your hard work 😅
Lets Read Stream Peeps, hola!
why y'all forget these are fake stories? good ones, but fake
That school story is the roughest one you’ve ever told. I am crying at work.
the 4th story made me feel terrible
To the people in the stories especially the sad ones deserve to know that it wasn’t their fault that happened and they deserve a lot of hugs
Thanks for the hard work put in these videos
Story 4 was the best I've ever heard. Holy frick what a roller coaster of emotions. Twist was better than anything M.Night Shymalan can dream of lmfao
If these stories are true or not doesn't matter. It's still a reminder for the rest of us to know and be aware. Lot's of things happen in this world, some unexpected that we can't control. Some even leave us stories so that we know, and others we must make to let the unknown dangers be told.
wow! What a story, so tragic. You had me hanging on every word. Great video, one I won't soon forget.
Perfect for my 3 hour road trip😍
Wow the school principal story was brilliant 👍
I could listen to you all day love your narrations so soothing can't wait for new videos to come 💖💜💖💙
The story about the lock up is just heart-wrenching because she did everything she should have and if the guy was an actual intruder she would be revered for a hero but because it was a slip up her life is in shambles
I’ve never had one of the scary stories make my stomach drop or linger in my head until the school lockdown one oml that poor lady
My favourite kind of story's!
Thanks Lets Read!
There's a part of me that kind of wishes story #4 was just a run of the mill school shooting. My heart just aches for the counselor and everyone involved. I hope one day the counselor is able to find some peace and move on with her life.
The school counselor story about the principal, breaks my heart. It’s not her fault. She was doing what she was told. I feel so heartbroken for her. It’ll haunt her for the rest of her life. And she doesn’t deserve that
I love this channel,but more is that it’s not narrated by a robot voice like the so many other channels , I thank you so much for that it makes a lot of difference.
That school lockdown story was so sad! Whoever wrote that story did an excellent job! I felt every emotion as you were reading it. Almost as if I were right there. I hope she is able to find peace within. She did nothing wrong, she thought she was protecting the students. Idk how anyone could be angry at her over that?! It takes a special type of person to work with kids.
Every classroom should have access to the cameras viewed on a monitor for these exact reasons . My heart goes out to her . I wish I could just hug her 💔❤️
I think with a central camera system it should now be mandatory to wireless link to all teachers phones or on an Apple Watch which they have to wear which is automatically activated in a lockdown situation.
Harrowing story, 2 good peoples lives just gone. 😞
Thanks for a great stream! And now... its time for sleep!🤫😴
Danny made it out of the friend zone.
I really like subscriber stories
using a social site to cope with your PTSD!? That makes zero sense. PTSD creates anxiety, i suffer from PTSD and because of it, i never get the confidence to stream myself!
@verifyyouare18or haha, good one.
Thank you let's read 📖
The story about the woman screaming sounds like it was most likely a bob cat. Bob cats sound exactly like a woman screaming into a loud speaker. It is SO. EXTREMELY. LOUD. Like unimaginabley loud.
To the brave and selfless woman who was willing to give her life for those kids, I am so heartily sorry you went through that. He was checking the doors to make sure the kids were safe, just like you were keeping what you thought to be the perpetrator out. Please take comfort in that. I know words in such circumstances fall short, but I hope it time you can find some peace in that. Prayers from Kentucky 💙
It was a fake story lol
Story 4 is so heavy,
Jesus...I’m never going to forget that one
I thought this was live. Kill me
The lock down story made me so sad. I’m almost in tears. I hope she can find peace one day.
The story where the guys eyes become clear that's nothing paranormal it's something very rare and natural it's where your eyes heal but if they get even the slightest of damage (like putting someone's glasses on) then they go back to blurry
I pray for that teacher in the lockdown story. That god wraps his love around her and that principals family. That he relieves her of guilt and shame for simply trying to protect her students and coworker. It’s so tragic :/