The Dark Side of Reddit [2]
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 26. 11. 2020
- Reddit holds a wide variety of oddities hidden within it's darkest corners. Tonight, we're going to explore three strange threads that I've recently discovered.
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Just in -
u/SootheBB has provided an update regarding their missing co-worker: www.reddit.com/r/RBI/comments/k338tm/update_on_missing_coworker/
Wow
obvious bs story
I understand better that he wasn't really related to the coworker so can't actually do much. I still find strange how little information we have and how it seems everybody in his entourage don't give a flying f...about him.
I lived a similar case once, but it was a close friend and in the same day we started investigating and in the middle night we got a police call they found him. It's a good ending but it could of turned to the worst. If you have any suspicion about someone missing, please make followed up closely.
its not rlly an update since nothing happened
interesting
Hearing âthere hasnât been any follow upâ has got to be the most unsatisfying thing to hear in these types of stories :/
Much more terrifying when you dont know how it ended or if it was even real
Or just plain terrifying
Eh, I disagree. To me itâs the equivalent of âthe bodies were never recoveredâ. Kind of a cop-out to make something more mysterious than it is, if it isnât complete bs.
Usually when this happens it's because it was fake. OP wanted to troll some people, but the post blew out of proportion, so they chicken out and stop the play.
Fortunately, sometimes the OP provides an update because of the necro video, such as SootheBB did a few hours ago.
The fake DCS case sounds like a human trafficking operation.
Absolutely. Itâs so prevalent actually, more people should be aware of this scam. It happens worldwide
That's almost certainly what it is. There are the "people" who purchase children for the most unspeakable reasons. And there are the "people" who sell them.
Wastes of air. How they can sleep at night is beyond me.
@Huh ? Is an arg
@@lostcowboy2002 theyâre literal satanist reprobates usually haha
A lot of times woman who can't get pregnant will kidnap babies. That's another idea psddp'er
That one with the husband turning into a creep way late in their relationship freaks me out really badly. Iâm in a long term relationship right now, and neither of us are particularly controlling. The idea of my lover becoming so twisted on that way scares me
it hits such a specific fear to be sure. i cant imagine being in that sceneraio
I think hes scared of her cheating on him theres a lot of cheating stories on reddit maybe he became paranoid
@@jetskiles3613 if he canât trust her 100% and she canât trust him 100% that marriage is not going to work.
@@Bradphil87 I disagree. People can have genuine trauma around unfaithful partners. That doesn't mean they are monsters who deserve to be alone and every relationship they get into will fail. As long as they are in therapy and their partner is willing to take steps to give them peace of mind the relationship can work. According to the internet no one should ever be insecure or need reassurance from the partner ever or theyre a controlling monster.
@@WhitneyDahlin good point
the second story is genuinely chilling... the way one innocent post to reddit prevented her newborn being trafficked away under her nose, i bet every day she's thankful she ever asked for the advice
Chuu
if it's true
@@freecandy8 you obviously don't read much or have zero imagination. "Too specific to be made up".....wow!
â@freecandy8you'd be surprised to know how many larpers use reddit
@freecandy8 I've found a niche to troll people with my fake stories. mine are kinda obvious and hilarious but you should know that a LOOT of reddit stories even the ones that seem very real are in fact fake
Itâs not even the story, itâs the mfing background music that makes me feel like a cult member is hiding in my house
Watching this home alone is the worst
But that kind of spooky tickle is why I like this stuff
@@thisaccountisntreal107 we are all weird xD
That's because there is one
@@srdjanrikic978 shiiiit
@@thisaccountisntreal107 I cant with this shit in a dark room, I turned on my bloody light to continue watching this ffs, it's like there could be a guy standing in the dark and you need to know 100% there isnt
I have a horrible feeling that CPS woman was going to take the child "Into adoption" and either keep the baby for herself or sell it into Trafficking...
My question is how did the woman know the history of the family, that the husband had a felony drug charge on his record? Scary.
@@DollyKauionalani Police records and some housing records are pretty public, and couples who are expecting a child tend to be pretty publicly open about the fact that they are. It would be a matter of scouring some police records, finding the people, and then looking at their public social media profiles. It's surprisingly easy how technology makes targeted crime.
@@inkynewt true
Thatâs horrifying to think about
What's especially creepy is if you Google 'posed as dcs', there's a fairly high profile case that happened in 2015 where someone posed as a DC's worker in Indiana and killed a newborns mother and stole the baby. This was in 2015 so before the Reddit post and couldn't be same person, but disturbing someone more than likely read about the crime and though yes this is a good idea...
The one about the stalker husband: a possible indicator of lying is non-specific things. Such as saying he saw the dog died on âsocial media.â Most people would give the specific site that they saw it on: âI saw it on Instagram/Twitter/Facebookâ
The term âsocial mediaâ would be used to refer to social networking in general, but when describing something specific you saw, youâd say the specific site.
But when needing to come up with a lie on the spot, youâre more likely to not think of something specific quickly but instead something more general.
Thanks Anna
Thanks Anna
As a general point, i'd agree but with so many social media platforms (and the same thing being posted across platforms) i don;t think that is telling in itself unless that person is usually specific in their use of the those terms.
@@justme-hh4vp thanks
I was thinking that too. Suspicious as hell
That long pause between the conclusion of the DCS case was so nerve-wracking. I almost thought there was no follow up to that case.
Yo me too, this man left me wondering for a good second
Here's what made no sense to me.
The story says shes 9 months pregnant.
Then Nexpo says "hours passed, then days, then months"
Then concludes the story in which she's still not had her baby yet đ that made no sense to me at all.
â@@harrydavey9884 yeah now that you mention it, that's pretty weird. Unless she was exaggerating in the first post, like closer to almost 7 months which to a lot of pregnant people is basically 9 months, then by the second she's going into overdue territory
â@@harrydavey9884the post was probably only a couple of days later, the account is nuked now though
âChronicles of Reddit (Vol 2.) â
Or as I like to say:
âOP never delivers (Vol 2.)â
Too real
Yeah, there was a whole lot of nothing here. Lots of good set ups, but no meat.
@@godfreydrawsart fr
Who is OP?
Why do they never deliver?
Is that why my phone case has not arrived?
@@RocTroller sorry omw rn
the last one is scary cuz if the husband was stalking her the chances of him finding that reddit post is so high..i hope shes okay
Probably a throwaway
@@ImTyMac He could tell it was about him because of what she told us.
@@PiroKUSS again, probably a throwaway
@@ImTyMac So? The guy can tell the story is about him, the coincidences would give it away.
@@ImTyMac but the fact that she shared the part about her husband âbeing home in 20 minutesâ despite originally being gone for 3 more hours is very incriminating
Even though Reddit has some pretty dark corners and disturbing stories/posts, it honestly gives me a lot of faith in humanity - so many genuinely great strangers out there willing to help out people they don't even know and having actual concern for them.
Reddit may be creepy but there is creepiness everywhere. CZcams, Discord, 4chan (obviously). With Reddit you can find some pretty good people there. CZcams is similar but not as communication heavy as Reddit.
R*ddit is shit.
@@user-fe8gx3ie5v Okay boomer
@@militantpacifist4087 gamer*
@@militantpacifist4087 reddit moment
I am honestly, genuinely, worried that the last woman's husband killed her.
Elizabeth, even if that horrible possibility may have happened. What could you yourself have done to prevent it? The only thing anyone can do from hearing these kinds of stories is learn from rhem sonthst you yourself can protect you should anything like this happen to you.
Yeah couldn't possibly be he had a co-worker cheat from those same long trips away from home so he got paranoid(especially factoring him maybe being cheated on in the past) and decided for that and other reasons to commit the gut wrenching crime of installing home monitoring systems in...his own home!
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â@@Ayyem93look up femicide
He was spying on her so he could know what she was doing when he is out. Why would he kill her omg hahahah This story is a creep spying on his wife that happens a lot, why would the upside be he is a killer of his wife just because she stopped using reddit
It's possible but he never showed aggressive behaviour ( at least in the reddit post )
Only controlling and over the top anxiety behaviour
Which is still bad ( and needs treatment )
But I'm going to stay positive and optimistic and give the story the benefit of the doubt
Maybe they talked about it and got a mutual positive result ?
Maybe he was scared because he was cheated on in a previous relationship?
For the one from legal advice, imagine the family eating at the dinner table when the kid is grown up and the mom brings up âYou know, you were almost kidnapped before you were born, but thankfully, reddit was able to save us.â
I just imagend the father being 45 or something and he says "That was a proud reddit moment"
That's almost undoubtedly child trafficking.
It's all a pretext to separate family and baby, so they can sell the infant to awful people.
Wholesome 100
*R E D D I T*
We need more Disturbing things found around the internet
@Daniel Cunningham only at Nexpo
@Daniel Cunningham you're joking right??
Yes, I agree, its probably my favorite series on all of youtube, pretty good production value, good narration, spooky, it's very enjoyable and fascinating
@@kierand289 and reign bot started to do stuff like that as well. Itâs really good
ye the best series imo :)
My ex-husband has 5 hidden cameras in my house after I kicked him out. Yes..... 5!!!!My son and I changed the locks and he drilled through the deadbolt. Super creepy. We moved back to Colorado!
glad you and your son are okay.
wut the fok
My husband is doing the whole spying on me with hidden cameras thing. He's absolutely controlling and scary. I've never met someone so deeply disturbed before :â -â (. Can't go away to another city. Trapped. He wants me dead,so he don't have to pay alimony. Imagine murdering someone over money:â -â (
@@starrysparkles404 sounds like youâre with my ex-husband. Please be safe sister and take care of yourself!
Jesus, how can you ladies be okay with living like this?? Sure, I never had a dad growing up and have never been in a relationship, but how can you be okay living like this?? Do straight women have no self dignity?? This really freaks me out!! I'm glad you got away though because that's crazy!!
iâm so invested in the story of the wife who suspects her husband is spying on her. i hope she makes an update soon :(
sameee
The only thing I want to hear is that she divorced him.
the pregnant woman one was almost 100% trafficking. traffickers/sellers like to make sure the babies will be healthy and perfectly fine so that explains the drug tests. i hope everything turned out alright, that would be one of my biggest fears as a soon to be parent.
fuck. that's genuinely horrifying. the lengths monsters will go to abduct a child is nauseating; i refuse to give them any amount of validation by calling them human
@@pyIorus They're not random monsters, they're part of organised crime. This is clearly a well-practiced operation and the caseworker is female too. It's usually women in the 'interaction' part of such operations because people won't think that they would do that, society isn't suspicious of women but highly suspicious of men. Human trafficking is big money so you know organised criminals, corporations, governments, police forces, and militaries are often complicit in one way or another. Just as they are in weapons and drug trade.
@@two-facedhypocrite3809 I'd abduct children for that (joke) (unless...)
Where are you getting this from? A trafficker doesn't want to snatch a newborn in a 1st world country with functioning police after tipping herself off to the mother. How would that even work? Some woman would just yoink the baby out of the mother's arms in the hospital bed (like she said they might do) and the hospital staff doesn't even ask for proof or verification?
Woah that would be so so crazy to be scared by "cps" but its not even cps just some random bitch wants to steal your baby and to go through all that. Wow how terrible of a person do you have to be to devistate a family like that
Louder for the people at the back: ANYONE can file a missing person report! If someone you know is missing, call the police!
YES!! And you DO NOT HAVE TO WAIT 24HOURS. The fastest you file the report, higher the chance of a better outcome!
@@kaylynn174 Yea but most people wait 24 hours to be sure not to waste the law enforcement's time I guess.
It's more of a guideline at this point really.
Yeah I thought that was odd
Come to South Africa and you'll go to report someone missing and they'll tell you to go look for them, and if you cant find them then you can come make a report
@@RommekePommeke don't most people die within 24 hours of going missing?
As a recovered addict of over a decade the story of the guy who abruptly left work breaks my heart. Many recovered addicts, myself included, are estranged from our families and especially our parents. Usually because we had highly abusive childhoods that contributed to our need to self medicate. I am not at all surprised that his mother didn't care. I come from an extremely dysfunctional family that I had to cut ties with in order for my survival. If I disappeared and somebody called one of them they wouldn't give a damn either! More should have been done for this man. People have such a hard time believing that a mother would not care if their child went missing, but trust and believe, not all mothers love their children. My hope is that it is all a hoax.
The DCS story really hits home for me, as I was involved in a similar (though far less elaborate) event as a very young baby. My parents were in a Miami airport terminal with me, waiting for their flight, when all of a sudden this random lady started fighting with them. She eventually called some of the airport security over, claiming that I was her child and that my parents were attempting to steal me from her. Luckily, nothing came of it, and I managed to live a happy life with my real parents, but itâs still crazy to think about the fact that it even happened in the first place.
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@@harrydavey9884 â ïž
@@harrydavey9884imagine
does he know?
âChronicles of Reddit [Vol. 2]â
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what is up gamers today we'll be checking out questionable reddit posts
@@JTeter499 ah! What a delightful game!
Who do you think uses Reddit the most ahaha
@@JTeter499 SomeOrdinaryGamers? Me Mutahar?
rise up gamers
We recently had our first child, a baby girl. Almost immediately after birth, doctors put a tracking ankle bracelet on her. It would raise an alarm if it was removed, or got too close to an exit. When we were discharged and they finally removed it about 30 minutes before we left they told us "Nobody will come and need to take her for any reason." The pregnancy story made it hit home just how real that possibility is.
My kid is 3, and when we were still in the hospital, the ankle bracelet they attached made the doors lock if he came too close. I also heard a story that my mother almost got snatched at a grocery store when she was young. It's been happening for a long, long time and is definitely a scary reality.
I'm glad they are taking it seriously. She's 2 months now; the idea of taking her into a store is terrifying. Not that I'll lose sight of her, but just stories I've read online, real or not, have cemented in the possibility of child abductions.
They did the same thing with my daughter when she was born. I didn't even think anything about it, but I am now really happy that they placed that bracelet on her.
Congratulations on the baby
Ohh congratulations on the baby. The doctors did the same thing. Also the first 3 months of thinking about going out is not an option is totally valid. Mine are still there 2 years later.
The second story is one of the most chilling and terrifying stories I've heard on this channel. I cannot imagine how horrifying that would be for the mother omfg
the relief i felt when i saw the pregnant lady was safe, i audibly screamed "YEAHHH!!"
the fact that the woman never offered a follow up on the last post made my heart hurt. I hope she found peace.
I am sure they found the imposters and no child was taken
@@Marlin123 it about the last post and not the second
I live in the same county as her actually. I donât pay much attention to news outlets but I never heard anything about any abductions so Iâd like to think things turned out for the better
same, i just sent a PM on reddit realising she'll most likely never see it, hope everything worked out alright for her.
she slipped up in the story pretty hard and it convinced me that it was just a story she made up.
"Being spied on is truly something that induces chills within me, because few things are truly as sacred and intimate as ones own privacy"
"So let's talk about our sponsor, Nord VPN"
i honestly thought it was coming lmao
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The one with the CPS worker scared me senseless. I believe itâs true (and Iâm HEAVILY skeptical about these Reddit stories, I rarely believe them) and thatâs horrifying. She was an inch away from her child being stolen.
The DCS story reminded me of my area 10 or 15 years ago. There were people going door to door selling home security systems. However, they had no connection to any company. They were just trying to see which houses didn't have alarms so they could break in. They came to my house before I knew. I thought it was legit so I told them I already had an alarm so I didn't have to go through some sales pitch. A little while later it was in the news.
im kind of getting human trafficking vibes the way theyre kind of interviewing the parents/testing them for drugs and such in story 2. you always hear about how traffickers have some standard for victims :/
@Caleb OKAY How would slavery work in the US it is nearly impossible
@@felixknorke5072 human sex trafficking = sex slavery and worse
*_"...unfortunately, they haven't posted anything since."_*
I almost chucked my monitor out the window. Damn it, I need to KNOW!
I read "I almost chuckled" and was so confused for a second
@@naritruwireve1381 same
Also any story that ends in no update makes me worry depending on the story
@@thegooseking818 dont worry. 95% of them are creepy pastas :)
@@tobiasfunke8967 thatâs the thing, 5% of them could be real and thatâs what makes some worrying
It's one of the ever-present laws of Reddit. OP rarely delivers.
revisiting this video, the last story reminds me of a story from a webinar i watched about supporting survivors of dv that also have mental illness. they told of one lady who had been a survivor who kept hearing voices. she ended up checking herself into the hospital, believing she was as crazy as her harm-doer had said. she asked a friend whole in the hospital to check something at the house, so the friend swung by. It was winter, and the house was chilly, so the friend went to turn up the thermostat. As she did, she heard voices, soft and barely understandable, the kind that makes you lean in to try to understand. It turns out that the harm-doer had managed to rig a speaker into the thermostat that when touched (and i think at random intervals) played those sounds just to continue to cause harm to the survivor. it is certainly frightening the lengths with which harm-doers will go to continue to inflict harm.
Ya know what I like about these... I get to hear that people are actually helping other people on the internet rather than being trolls.
Plot twist: She was so not tech savvy, that when she unhooked the modem, she didn't know how to reconnect it, that's why she hasn't updated in 4 years. She's just been without internet for 4 years.
/prob killed
@@MissChibiGodd lol yeah. That's what I was really thinking.
bodd boward
Not always. There are a couple murders that go unsolved and never get any press. There's also cover ups and disappearances.
The thing I thought was interesting was how good that rikeromega3 guy's plan was
Dude itâs probably not that deep at all.
Chances are the girl was really just looking for tips on how to avoid detection. Yâall remember that one little âhusband is probably projecting his own cheatingâ bit, well a few things stand out about her. Why did she have to make a point of saying she confirmed her husbands business trips were real? Who confirms that shit, also her husbandâs possible spying began around February but one can also say her paranoia also began at the time, she also began to have a lot more alone time. I mean who could blame her if she did decide to have an affair and this was actually her guilt getting to her? Why did she want the post deleted? If you remember it had to be dug up through an archive. Doubt there was any foul play here, I mean, at least from the hubs part.
That DCS case is insane. Crazy how well structured child trafficking operations are, horribly sickening
With all the information we have it could have been just as likely a crazy woman or couple.
Is there any evidence it was a long term operation?
@@thatfunkyduck their stepmother allegedly had it out for them, but the way itâs described sounds awfully professional
@@thatfunkyduck
Crazy? Really?
Same I wouldn't have expected that from this
It's far more likely it was an individual looking to take a child for themselves likely because they couldnt have one of their own for whatever reason.
Bro you gotta chill at 25:55, Iâm just trying to watch a little yt video lmao
Fr bro got me skipping parts
that last story scares me a lot. i have a fear of being judged behind my back, and have a constant paranoia of being watched because of it. i have to force myself to believe that no one is spying on me through my phone or computer, as home is my only safe space when i finish school or work or even just going to the store, and i have no idea what would happen in my brain if i discovered that it wasnt really all that safe. i hope that everyone who reads this feels safe, not just in their own home, but in public too.
The last one reminded me of a story I read on r/relationshipadvice where this woman was talking about how her husband and father-in-law were being strangely morbid about her upcoming birth and making funeral arrangements, talking to her like she was already dead, and making plans for the baby that didn't involve her. I'm not sure if it ever had an update, but so many of the comments said things like, "They're planning to kill you and you need to be careful." Genuinely terrifying.
Was the post deleted?
Thatâs terrifying. Do u have the link?
Omg I remember reading that too.....rly scary stuff. I think the husbands whole family was involved but I might be remembering that wrong
God I remember that... it was like a million red flags stapled together...
I remember that as well. The husband's mother died in child birth, so the husband and his dad were being REAL weird to her about her dying when having the baby. I hope she and her baby are ok and away from them.
Every Reddit post disturbs me.
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@UCtK_mgInTKY4Pn4IwHX54cA tf
The last entry sounds a lot like the story of John Meehan. He set up cameras to spy on his wife (at least I think they were married) and she ended up finding them and then all hell broke loose. It's an absolutely bonkers story.
It's happening to me. And yes, all Hell is absolutely about to break loose.
@@starrysparkles404 I hope you're okay now
@@CandyinjectionX yes,thank you đ
@@starrysparkles404 how's everything
@@oguzmen5451 ok,things have calmed down a bit. How are you doing?
I was half asleep during last story and when it started to do that glitch thing, I actually started tweeking.
I tend to believe that her husband was cheating on her too.When I was cheated on, my partner changed a lot.He started criticizing me for the simplest of things, he used to get upset a lot and much faster, and used my past behaviour against me:"you talked with a guy that means you cheated on me" or" You were away at the doctor but how can I be sure you weren't actually at a guy?", things like that.People that cheat want to project their guilt on their partner in order for them to"feel better"and"have a reason" for the fact that they cheated
that's exactly what I thought
This exactly! She even said that he would go on business trips, so he must have cheated on her during a trip.
I had a coworker whose husband would constantly contact her to see what she was doing. He would even call into our work (we were nurses in a hospital) asking whoever answered if she was still there. It turned out he was schizophrenic and refusing to take meds. She ended up divorcing him after he had some kind of physical altercation with her building superintendent.
That makes a lot of sense.. sorry you experienced that.. hope everything is well now, people can be so heartless smh
Sorry to hear that. Sucks ass for sure.
that DCS one had feeling physically sick
What a fucking nightmare.
It made my stomach drop. What a terrifying experience.
Go watch A l'interieur (2007) for the definitive experience. Enjoy the spooks :)
Look at the comment under the one about it being a fake DCS worker. OP posted an update saying it was a fake dcs.
@@dxl9 Nexpo explained it in the video... I also saw the comment, but then he explained everything right after. There's no need to ask OP to do that.
I'm very relieved that the woman from the second story got the assistance she needed. I wish the best for her family.
On the missing co-worker story, the first picture has what looks like a church steeple. Looks a lot like St Mary of the Immaculate, 480 State St, Conneaut, OH 44030. Checked out the satellite view on Google Maps, and the parking lot is cracked, dark asphalt. Not sure if this would help, but dropping it here just in case. Also mentioned it on the updated Reddit post.
Guy sucks at hiding the fact he has cameras oh my god
right?? holy shit.
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True XD but that would be good thing for the wife.
LMFAO
Lmaooo
Ohioian here... I'm more than likely wrong but that third picture looks a lot like the university courtyard apartments for Youngstown state university.
Hmmm, you may be onto something. Those are down the hill from Bliss hall. There is a grassy knoll across from them.
Checking out the reddit thread, someone cleaned up the images and there appears to be an awning near the entrance of the white building. This disproves the courtyard apartments as the awning near the entrance is small.
@@worldforger9225 damn!!
Good observation probably not but I see what you mean by that
@@Snanthx Not gonna lie, I thought the same thing, as Ive been to the courtyard apartments quite a bit
The last case, Losingmymind5,
Her husband had to be spying on her, that was in no way, a âhis guilty conscienceâ reaction type scenario. True he may have been a cheater, and felt guilty about it, But he knew Way To Much! Basically her every damn move.
Definitely hope, that she got some answers and is safe and sound.
No doubt, like Newport said, thatâs such an invasion of a persons privacy in the worst way, and so very controlling. To say the least.
The middle one sounds so horrifying because it could happen to so many poor families with a minor criminal record. I wish luck to all the families who've experienced something so terrifying like this.
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âThe woman who was handling our case has no connection to DCSâ
UH OHH
Traffickers
@@JulietNerming Could be, but honestly, there are cases of people kidnapping toddlers purely because they themselves want one, and for one reason or another, simply can't have a kid themselves. You would be surprised how crazy people get over this stuff.
@@JesterPrince that is true. Super creepy how they knew how to target them though.
@@JulietNerming Yeah, it really is. Sadly modern day gives even more tools for that, it doesn't need but determination and a little bit of skill to throw yourself into a role, and different believes, etc. will carry it out from there. Surely some can be bolder, but yeah.
@@JesterPrince The way they drug tested the couple and examined their home makes me think itâs trafficking, thereâs a lot of money involved and the drug test was probably a way of screening the couple.
With the r/legaladvice story, my theory is the impersonator wanted a look into their home so they would know where to break in and how to navigate the house to abduct their child.
my theory is the first post was an attention grab poorly informed and they just went with the responses
@@Joseph-mf3yi that's pretty dumb dude
That makes sense. People who abduct newborns are terrible.
That makes sense. People who abduct newborns are terrible.
@@Joseph-mf3yi people who claim everything is fake just to have a "gotcha" moment in the event that it is, are pretty silly. Theres no real evidence to suggest it's fake, and CPS impersonators attempting child abduction is actually a thing that happens.
5:00 I love how time goes by and you get older, and youâre like, âoh man, thatâs a good extension ladder! I wouldnât leave that out at nightâ
I really hope this series returns I really liked it,
my second cousin was able to have 2 children and "raise" them while being a heroin addict, didn't have them taken away until they were like pre teens, the thought that CPS would take away an unborn child for a decade old marijuana possession charge is just ridiculous
They wouldnât though, that women in the story wasnt a real cps client
Human wtf is your pfp
I've heard A LOT of CPS horror stories.
@BigChungus55 ???
@@burtknighten1873 I have one from over a decade ago.
the last story scares me so much. iâm terrified of being spied on especially because i have so many electronics and iâm so uneducated on them and how they could be tapped into as well
same tbqh
depends what the devices you have like smart cameras:change the default password to something only you know. phone: land lines can be tapped by a bug but someone would have to of been there to plant the bug. iPhone/android : both very serious when it comes to security don't download any dodgy apps and you'll be OK if you want to download an app either go through the appstore or do tests on the file you want to download online to see if it has hidden viruses. computer: this can ve compromised by downloading a program that isba virus disguised as something else these could range from ransom ware to a key logger just get some good anti virus software and if you're still suspicious of the program you can run it in a virtual machine. things like your webcam/mic getting hacked on computers you can disable the mic and webcam or put a bit of tape over it as far as hacking tvs go best bet would be if you have a smart TV that gas a mic and camera cover the camera nkt a lot you cab do about tge mic but if you just gave say a google cast you'll be fine anyway hooe this has helped a bit
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Google already is bro
@@koiyei Gangstalking delusion
Thanks for the awesome video nexpo, I would love if this was a frequent series, itâs a nice break from the really scary stuff you usually do
This content is so entirely addicting.
shocking the lengths people go to abducted a child, just the thought of abducting a child is sickening to me
Even more shocking is how much these people make out of abducting a child
Right? I seriously donât understand their mindset. Whether theyâre just sick in the head or only do it for the money, itâs all fucked up in the end. It sucks that things like this exist
@@SauteedJosh even the people who do the abducting gets paid
@@shiroizunami9625 I know it's disgusting
@@SauteedJosh It's for the money. Unfortunately, people pay MASSIVE sums of money (think easily $10,000) and that makes it worthwhile for the abductors. You're still right about them being sick in the head though, clearly you'd have to be to do that to someone, especially an infant. Even in other illegal routes, there's much more morally just "businesses" than child trafficking.
That last story is sad no matter if heâs spying or not because either way it could so easily ruin the marriage. Even if heâs innocent they now have reason not to trust each other.
Highly doubt he's innocent, the way he hurried to the house as soon as she started snooping around is enough to confirm he somehow knows her every move.
@@wa4645 Maybe I think you are right, but we only have her side of the story, and that means we have to keep an open mind.
We also have to take the word of the OP that they've had no issues with the relationship or fidelity. Its not uncommon for guilty feeling parties to try to find support wherever or however they can get it. Not that anything really excuses the prospect of that kind of surveillance though.
at the beginning she said "I've confirmed these trips, yes, they are legitimate"
@@Ratkill Wow, I never thought of that! Perhaps OP was the one cheating and posted this as a way to get her husband in trouble?
Reddit is a black hole of suffering that no mortal should experience.
please do more of these videos. i just discovered your channel and i am absolutely in love. đ
The second story is actually a kidnaping attempt with extra steps
Yes, he explained that lol
A very determined kidnapping attempt.
Not extra steps this is very normal route for newborn kidding, be careful!
No shit
@@duckdoe9432 l mean, l pretty sure the shorter route would be to just pick up a random baby from its mother and run for it
Chronicles of Reddit: Escape From Nexpo Bay is my favorite The Rock movie.
Wassup
Ayyyye deadwing
Fancy seeing you here! Your stream vods give me life, dork
hi papa claw!
Agreed abba claw
just found this channel and been watching all the videos, your channel is absolutely insane story and quality wise. keep up the great work boss!
man you make your videos sooo suspenseful and unnerving it's crazy, thanks alot for the effort u put in
The one about the Indiana lady and DCS hits real home for me, I too live in Indiana and had a similar situation but this lady claimed to be with the census bureau, she came by the house the first time and I thought she was fishy, then she showed up a second time and I asked for ID (which she provided) I took down her name and info. When she was leaving I told her never come back. I called the census people and said they never heard of her. I feel like this my be the same lady
I also saw that she was from Hamilton county, literally a 40 minute drive from here. I really wish I knew what she looked like and what car she drove
@@chickengenius4202 now Iâm interested in finding out if thatâs the same person talked about in the video, but I donât really know how to do this investigative stuff...
Weird
wow thats so creepy
indiana gang lol.
Abduction of newborns is so common, hospitals not only have an emergency code for it, but some will conduct training drills on what to do.
yeah but heres the question how would an imposter breach a hospital to were they are able to pull that off.
Can confirm, I work at a hospital and believe it or not it is extremely easy for someone determined enough to get past security measures. We do have baby Abduction code (pink) and it is terrifying
Seriously it's that common wtf.
@@toshiroyamada2443 yup we have posted guarding locations we all scramble to when it happens
â@@vinceiopez3657 The main problem is twofold. First the nurse supervising the newborn nursery and transport of infants tends to be young, naĂŻve and overworked. So she is very likely to just let anyone who had prepared a long well researched story in to seeing the baby and take it away. Secondly as pointed out, the majority of baby kidnappings are women, these are not violent thefts, this is social engineering and pathological lying so she walks out with everyone believing the baby is hers, everyone needs to be much more sceptical of women telling tall tales to commit crimes because it is really, really common. These babies who get kidnapped at hospitals have always had staff that just let it happen, lack of training, lack of protocol, even societal belief that women don't commit crimes, all of this feeds into the criminal's opportunity to strike.
Okay but this is my new favorite thing and I'm devastated there are only two videos in the series. XDD Any chance we could get more contact like this specifically from you? Both volumes were amazing.
I'm loving this series so far man, keep up the great work and I hope you make a volume three!
I'll be 100% honest. I never knew about that sos feature on phones until now. Im going to make sure more people know about this.
I did, I used to have it on. But more often then not I'd accidentally set it off in my pocket and have everyone on the list freaking out at 3 in the morning.
The last two are actually extremely creepy. Imagine being a soon-to-be parent who come to know that their child was almost going to taken away from them.
Itâs 100% not real because you canât get a child taken away for past offenses. There are straight up murderers that have children after they get out. Also Iâve seen many a drug addict have children and not get them taken them away.
@@GarretRB I know it's not, that's what I meant
â@@GarretRB Actually. CPS can. And if there is an open case, they can (With a court order) take away a newborn right out of the hospital.
CPS can do A LOT more then people think, they just don't. (Or "can't" according to them.)
It depends on the state
@@theboulder765 That also should be taken into account, yes.
I randomly got suggested your video. I can't stop binging these type of videos. They are really good.
âHopefully things were ok.â *loud bell* When I tell you my heart DROPPED
âThe woman who was handling our case has no connection to DCSâ
OH NO, OH NO, OH NO NO NO NO NO
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooOOOOOOOOooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
-Darth Vader
I fucking hate that "meme" but I'll take it. It's okay here. gg.
I just hate hearing it over and over while my *4 year old* brother watches Tik Tok constantly.
I am Jack's complete lack of surprise
@@MonkeyFreeZone I am jack's smirking revenge...
Fight Club is the shiznit
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Regarding the fake social worker: Always, always check the credentials of any person who asks you for information of any kind, and don't allow anyone into your home until you have verified their identity and authority to be there. For every legitimate person seeking access to your life, there are a dozen con artists. I wish I were exaggerating.
In school we were taught we must call the company for every person to show up st our door, no matter how specific the person coming in is, to have multiple people in the room with them and to not leave the stranger unattended. We had an exercise where we pretended to call our provider for something in the kitchen, and a man claiming to be from the company would show up half an hour later. We said sure let him in, because why would he know, but the people immediately shut us down with the red flags. The actor had no ID and may be slightly lesser in what youd expect from one of those types of jobs. That stuck with me, I hate unannounced legal visits especially when there's no uniform. Social obligation to let someone into your home when it's heavily raining or in the negative degrees is really pressuring, but what calms me is that I should be just another face they cant identify from a crowd.
The peeping one was basically the plot to 1938's _Gas Light_ but with a spying cheater instead of a serial killer.
WE NEED A PART 3 THIS IS MY FAVOURITE SERIES ON YOUR CHANNEL
please dont ever change your intro theme song. it gives me this nostalgic, classic Nexpo feeling that is indescribable - and i want to be able to always relive it at the start of your videos.
you evoke an indescribable emotion with your intro alone, your videos are an incredible bonus with excellent content every time
Also love it. When i hear it I get chills every time and grab the nearest snack and prepare myself.
Me too! So glad I'm not the only one
100000% agree
It's my favourite intro out of all the other channels I watch on CZcams.
God forbid Nexpo put a jumpscare at one of the really quiet, dark transitions.
I donât think heâd go for a cheap blow like that
What was that exactly?
@@pbx2101 tht from what i could tell was a hint to a new arg thts doing the rounds, check out inside a minds latest video on an unreleased n64 cartridge
@@pbx2101 it was from the game catastrophe crow
Thanks guys, just watched inside a minds video so it makes sense now
From personal experience, NEVER trust social services
Need a Vol.3 in my life! These videos are captivating!
Most mothers:
'The internet is bad for you, don't ever go to it"
The mother in the second story:
"The internet saved your life"
If it _somehow_ did, it shouldnât have. The conclusion a lot of ordinary couples quickly would arrive at wouldnât really ever require several online people, aside from utilizing the Internet for germane information about that organization.
@@ADT2695 exactly.
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Things are about to get a lot less Wholesome 100 in here...
oh yeah but it's great
omg it's Digby
Reddit moment
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kingpin are you... a redditor?
The kidnapping story would be really hard from the hospital. The delivery ward is super closed off from the public for this kind of reason.
Most likely they would have made it home fine and then the person would âshow up to follow up on the caseâ
RikerOmega3's response was genius, it was just like a detective especially with that dust from the air vents.
Dude dies that for a living for sure. Private investigator, CIA, FBI, cop, or something like that.
If you are in a relationship where you donât feel comfortable asking your SO if they are spying on you, then your problems are bigger than webcams.
Agreed. Honestly, it sounds like she was pretty scared of him.
right? like girl if ur marriage is actually good then just have a conversation with ur husband... đ
I'd be scared to ask too if i thought my husband was spying on me
Iâd be worried about sounding crazy
You think he would admit it after acting that crazy?
The most infuriating thing about this series is that the situations are unsolved, like I just wanna now how it ended
life is not usually wrapped up in a neat lil bow sorry bro
If it makes you feel any better, theyâre probably fake if they donât get any updates.
if it makes you feel any better, for the pregnancy story, the pregnant women had posted an update! the dcos investigator WAS an imposter, and they got a lawyer and informed the police and hospital. hopefully by now they have a healthy 3 year old girl, as they have not updated since.
We need more of these reddits stories!!! đ Love your work!!!
Nexpo u really deserve more followers, your content and videos are so god damn good!!! Been watching basically from the start!
Keep up the amazing work, love it! :D
Everybody gangsta, till u/BigChungusFunny_69420 saves you child
Le monké
True words from monke
We got Reignbot, Shrouded Hand, Scaretheater, AND Nexpo? It's Thanksgiving, y'all, not CHRISTMAS.
The pinnacle of CZcams horror channels, I love all of their videos, they're all amazing content creators
hey don't forget me well when my investigation channel starts up almost done with my first video
@@PuppeteerGaming yes I agree
w a i t s c a r e t h e a t e r u p l o a d e d ?
@@suppleleaves yeah, the one about the Leonard Lake tapes
the editing in your videos is IMMACULATE. i can tell how much effort you or your editor put into it and i wish more people would appreciate it!
I love that you get obsessed with the creepy and the strange ...your subject matter is fascinating
I was almost abducted as a toddler in a walmart by a woman claiming to be CPS. Apparently I was crying over not getting a toy and the lady tried to say I was being abused and she needed to take me away right that second. Thankfully my mom knew better!
This freaks me out, I remember I got lost in Walmart when I was really little but luckily there were a lot of people that helped me find my mom but even considering being abducted really scares me and I honestly hadn't considered that up until reading this
is this real? old nexpo style videos.. thanks man. as far as i respect you taking other approches in the new videos i like this style way way more.. and it fits better..then this acting stuff
yeah for the foreseeable future, videos are going to be more of a return to form. The Halloween video was highly experimental and from here on, Iâll be doing live action skits sparingly.
Heard your feedback loud & clearđ€đœ
Same
@@Nexpo Dude, I love that halloween video. I respected your new approach to your video making skills. Either way man, keep doing this shit. I love it.
Here's a content creator that can take critiscism really well. Loved the vid Nexpo, keep it up!
@@Nexpo loved the Halloween vid man
I just finished watching a bunch of Guru Larry videos, and for some reason I immediately started watching these Nexpo Reddit videos. And everytime the screen goes black before transitioning onto the next segment, I keep expecting the Guru Larry âTransitionâ to play, and for some reason it cracks me up everytime.
Your channel is super dope man. Keep em coming
The fact that the last woman never followed up might mean her husband found out about the reddit posts and was angry. Its obvious that he was watching her and its not too out of the realm of possibility to think that he has some kind of surveillance on her phone, or even suspected she might be suspicious and end up on online forums looking for advice. I usually choose to be optimistic and believe that the best possible outcome came out of this, or there was just a huge misunderstanding or her husband was spying on her to find a way to surprise her with something or anything like that but to be honest i dont think her story necessarily has a happy ending. Unless her account was a burner account that she only used to post about that relationship or other questions, I think something may have happened...
One of my thoughts was that if he's tech savvy enough to use covert recording devices or rig ordinary home devices to monitor, looking up her browsing history or passwords wouldn't be too difficult. Even just getting an email password would reveal a ton of information.
the account was called 'Losingmymind5' and was created very close to the time where the story was posted, leading me to believe that it was some form of throwaway account
The fact that she mentioned not being tech savvy means she probably wasnât using anything to hide her browser history too đŹ
but why is the account still there? wouldn't he have deleted it entirely? from the comments of the post, all her replies are still there in the open even if the actual post isn't.
@@goingunder2548 that would raise far too much suspicion like massive amounts
It's definitely very suspicious how shortly after the husband stalking post was created, it was eventually deleted. My guess is that the husband caught on to her, and that is why we haven't heard anything from her since then.
This sounds really likely since it sounds like he's tech savvy and she's not. Kinda scared about her being trapped with him constantly monitoring her
Aye, regardless of the case... if your significant other decides to start monitoring you out of the blue, the relationship is no longer healthy. Should've gotten in contact with her family and found a safe space to stay in so she could get out of there. Can only hope for the best.
Yikes
She sounds pretty ignorant, unfortunately - not being suspicious at all of his âtripsâ, not knowing anything about tech.. He was probably cheating and after this post, some kind of confrontation happened that revealed his actions. I think she was really heartbroken and shocked, and never wanted to go on reddit again. She probably never used the website other than that post and now Reddit is only a reminder of those horrible events to her. Poor woman
PLEASE do another one of these! Super fun. Good work.