REAL Life Horror Stories

true horror stories that will make your blood run cold. Each story is based on true events that will leave you wondering what's really around the next corner they only had 12 minutes of oxygen left before they were rescued. You all know the drill. Turn on the lights, sit back and enjoy.

the bakery workers who were burned to death in 2001 suffered a terrible accident because a company cut corners - something we've heard far too many times before

David Mays and Ian Erickson bakery workers at Harvest Time Bakery in

Leicester were asked to fix a broken oven. The machine should have been allowed to cool for 12 hours, but was only left for two hours when the men climbed inside to make the repairs. They climbed through the bottom of the oven onto a conveyor belt that moved dough through the huge machine

Erickson had taken a radio with him, and after a few minutes inside he sent a panicked radio message that it was too hot, but by then the two men were trappedbecause there was no system to turn the conveyor around or get them out of the oven quickly. It took 17 minutes for the conveyor belt to pass through the oven and for the men to be helped

Ericsson was pulled from the oven with severe burns, and Corn was trapped in the oven. By the time he was freed, he had 80 burns and died at the scene. The tragedy occurred because the bakery prioritized productivity over safety. The repair would have taken four men 12 hours, meaning the company would have lost 1120 pounds for every hour the oven was shut down !

rita Wolfenson lived alone in a house in Brooklyn. Rita, who was registered blind, had been collecting things for many years, filling her house to the brim

Rita was married and had two grown sons, but sadly her husband passed away in 1987 and one of her sons in 2003.

Rita had lost contact with members of her extended family, although she had recently reestablished contact with her brother, which led to the horrific find in her home

Her brother's wife went to Rita's house to pick up some clothes and toiletries for her stay there. When she entered the house, she was surprised by the overwhelming stench of rotting food, the house was full of hoarded items and trash

Remains belonged to Rita's other son, Lewis

Lewis' discovery was news to Rita, as she was under the impression that her son had moved out of their Brooklyn home 20 years earlier. The room where he was found was filled to the brim with trash and rotting food, which likely gave off the odour of the rotting

Police believed Rito was telling the truth and had no idea she had been living with her son's body for many years. An autopsy confirmed there were no suspicious circumstances and Lewis died of natural causes !

Sanju Bhagat as a child Sanju Bhagat from Nagpur

As he grew older, he was teased by the locals and nicknamed the "pregnant man." In his twenties, however, Bhagat's belly distended and swelled so much that he lookedas if he were nine months pregnant and could barely breathe. He lived with this ailment for several years without knowing what was causing it until one night in June 1999 when the then 36-year-old's breathing stopped they operated on Baghat fearing the worst, but during the operation the surgeon saw something he had never seen before. When he cut into Baghat's stomach, tons of fluid gushed out and there appeared to be many bones, hair and genitals in the stomach cavitywhat had been removed was the mutilated body of Bhagat's twin brother. Since birth, Bhagat had lived with one of the world's most bizarre conditions, fetus in fatu, an extremely rare anomaly that occurs when a fetus becomes trapped inside its twinfetus in fatu occurs very early in a twin pregnancy when one fetus wraps around and encloses the other. The strongest fetus grows while the fetus that would have been its twin continues to live throughout the pregnancy the fetus that would have been its twin continues to live throughout the pregnancy, feeding on its host twin like a parasite at birth Usually, both twins die from the strain, from the stress of sharing the placenta, but in this case the host twin Baggett survived once the twin was removed from Bhagat, his pain and inability to breathe disappeared, it's just a shame it took 36 yearsfor the diagnosis to be made !

two-year-old boy is vomited alive by a hippopotamus You heard right in December 2022 it became known that a toddler in an

Escaped accident so horrific it must have scared the boy forevertwo-year-old Igapol had been playing at home near Lake Edward in Uganda when a hippo grabbed him on the shore and began to swallow him whole. A brave bystander saw the incident and began throwing rocks at the animal to scare it into letting go of the boy, but by that time the animal had half swallowed the boy the residents of the lake were warned by authorities that all wild animals are very dangerous and consider humans a threat. Hippos are the second largest land mammals on earth and have a reputation for being aggressive. They have been known to snap a canoe in half with their bite and kill an estimated 500 people a year in Africa !

In Africa, the little boy was very lucky in his escape !

Gary Hoy On July 9, 1993, Canadian lawyer Gary Hoy, a corporate and securities law specialist with the law firm Holden Day Wilson, led a group of artists through Toronto's

Dominion Centre, he smashed himself against the glass, something he had done on previous occasions for visitors, to show that the building's glass windows were unbreakable Unbreakable: on the first attempt, as expected, the glass did not break, but on the second attempt, the glass howled but the window frame gave way, causing the entire intact window and Ahoy fell out of the building and was killed instantly hoy's death contributed to the closure of Holden D Wilson in 1996, which was the largest chancery closure in Canada at the time !

Caught fifteen thousand feet underwater on Wednesday, August 29, 1973 Roger Malinson and Roger Chapman began a routine dive in Pisces 3, a Canadian commercial submersible. Their task was to work on laying transatlantic telephone cables on the seafloor about 150 miles southwest of Cork in southern Ireland. Their eight-hour shift went without incident. But shortly after 9 a.m., as the submersible was about to be lifted out of the water back onto the ship, a water alarm sounded and the crew heard the sound of water as

Pisces 3 tilted and, hanging by its rope, began to sink to the seabed

The men piled pillows around themselves to break the fall and stuffed rags in their mouths to prevent biting their tongues. At a depth of 1575 feet, the submarine crashed to the bottom, carrying its n