9 CREEPIEST Urban Legends

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From the clown doll that stupefied everyone, to the vicious bunny man, these are 9 CREEPIEST Urban Legends ! Subscribe to American Eye http://goo.gl/GBphkv 7. The Russian Sleep Experiment 6. Nam Koo Terrace 5. Black Eyed Children We all know there is just slightly something unsettling about children, with no parents walking around at night. A real person and well-known Texan journalist by the name of Brian Bethel, had an unsettling experience with black eyed children while writing a check in his car in Abilene Texas. They knocked on the window to the drivers side but he couldn’t see their eyes since they were covered with a hoodie. He rolls down the window and one of the boys says that they need a ride home in order for them to see a movie. Although, the conversation just seemed normal, for some reason Bryan felt an overwhelming feeling of horror. Bryan looked at the time and had realized that the last movie showing at that theater had been ended at least an hour ago. As bryan hesitated, the boy talking got more and more pushy, and reached for the lock on the door. Bryan finally realized that both of the children had pitch black eyes, with no iris and no pupils. Some claim these are the ghosts of children who lost their lives from trusting strangers. 4. The Bunny Man This urban legend takes place in Fairfax County, Virginia and in 1904 a mental asylum prison was shut down in order to move the prisoners somewhere else. When unexpectedly the transport vehicle crashes killing the driver and allowing 10 inmates to escape. The police spent hours searching and found all of the escapees, except 1. While searching for the last man, police would find the skinless carcasses of rabbits near what’s known as the Bunny Man Bridge. It was revealed that the man who managed to escape, had killed his entire family on easter sunday. Police had finally spotted the man and while in pursuit, it’s believed that he was hit by a train. Strange sighting of a man wielding an ax underneath the bridge was reported in the 1970’s. The urban legend has hit the locals so hard, that this still refer to this creepy place as the bunny man bridge. Many have continued to report sightings especially around halloween time. 3. Bloody Mary You might remember this urban legend when you had a sleepover with your friends during middle school. If you say her name 3 times and look into the mirror, the image of Mary’s ghost will appear in the mirror. But who on earth is Mary in the first place and why is she bloody? Mary Tudor was the sister of the Queen Elizabeth of England. She was the daughter of King Henry the 8th. During the time of her sister’s reign, Mary was a Catholic and ordered that protestants be put to death by cruel methods such as burning at the stake, this gave her the nickname of “Bloody Mary”. Mary became increasing frustrated due to the fact that she couldn’t bare a child, and this is most likely a reason for her madness. Others say it’s the ghost of a little girl named mary who was put to rest at a cemetery. her mother could hear her screams coming from her tomb. They were convinced that she was still alive and that they needed to open her casket. They found that the coffin was scratched from the inside, and mary’s nails were bloody in an attempt to escape. 2. Slenderman Have you ever felt like you were being watched for no particular reason while going on a hike through a foggy forest? He’s appeared in random photos of children, hiding behind tree, normally before conducting kidnappings or abductions. Slenderman is often found stalking his victims and portrayed as a faceless tall, man whose slender and wearing a suit. Sometimes his arms can be unnaturally long and tentacles that will reach out grab yo kids. He has the ability to teleport but can be seen in forests, abandoned locations or outside people’s, just watching people as they sleep. He seems to have a hypnotic effect over children and they tend to trust him quite easily. Those who have witnessed slenderman and were able to escape, are said to be completely traumatized and left mentally insane. 1.The Rake The rake is a mythical creature from urban legends and is the thing nightmares are made from. It’s said to be a half human and half dog-like creature. The rake makes its presence in the night, sometimes to attack, and sometimes just to strike fear into the hearts of unexpecting victims. Some believe that they truly looking at the devil himself and can no longer go through the torment of witnessing such a frightening monster. Those who witness it, say it’s found sitting on the corner of their beds and it looks them directly into their eyes, waiting for them to wake up. The description slightly varies, but most of the time it’s perceived as having morbidly pale skin, sharp flesh scraping claws with abnormally large hands, black eyes that can reflect light, and normally dripping with blood. It might even be on your bed right now. So watch out!

9 CREEPIEST Urban Legends

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From the clown doll that stupefied everyone, to the vicious bunny man, these are 9 CREEPIEST Urban Legends ! Subscribe to American Eye http://goo.gl/GBphkv 7. The Russian Sleep Experiment 6. Nam Koo Terrace 5. Black Eyed Children We all know there is just slightly something unsettling about children, with no parents walking around at night. A real person and well-known Texan journalist by the name of Brian Bethel, had an unsettling experience with black eyed children while writing a check in his car in Abilene Texas. They knocked on the window to the drivers side but he couldn’t see their eyes since they were covered with a hoodie. He rolls down the window and one of the boys says that they need a ride home in order for them to see a movie. Although, the conversation just seemed normal, for some reason Bryan felt an overwhelming feeling of horror. Bryan looked at the time and had realized that the last movie showing at that theater had been ended at least an hour ago. As bryan hesitated, the boy talking got more and more pushy, and reached for the lock on the door. Bryan finally realized that both of the children had pitch black eyes, with no iris and no pupils. Some claim these are the ghosts of children who lost their lives from trusting strangers. 4. The Bunny Man This urban legend takes place in Fairfax County, Virginia and in 1904 a mental asylum prison was shut down in order to move the prisoners somewhere else. When unexpectedly the transport vehicle crashes killing the driver and allowing 10 inmates to escape. The police spent hours searching and found all of the escapees, except 1. While searching for the last man, police would find the skinless carcasses of rabbits near what’s known as the Bunny Man Bridge. It was revealed that the man who managed to escape, had killed his entire family on easter sunday. Police had finally spotted the man and while in pursuit, it’s believed that he was hit by a train. Strange sighting of a man wielding an ax underneath the bridge was reported in the 1970’s. The urban legend has hit the locals so hard, that this still refer to this creepy place as the bunny man bridge. Many have continued to report sightings especially around halloween time. 3. Bloody Mary You might remember this urban legend when you had a sleepover with your friends during middle school. If you say her name 3 times and look into the mirror, the image of Mary’s ghost will appear in the mirror. But who on earth is Mary in the first place and why is she bloody? Mary Tudor was the sister of the Queen Elizabeth of England. She was the daughter of King Henry the 8th. During the time of her sister’s reign, Mary was a Catholic and ordered that protestants be put to death by cruel methods such as burning at the stake, this gave her the nickname of “Bloody Mary”. Mary became increasing frustrated due to the fact that she couldn’t bare a child, and this is most likely a reason for her madness. Others say it’s the ghost of a little girl named mary who was put to rest at a cemetery. her mother could hear her screams coming from her tomb. They were convinced that she was still alive and that they needed to open her casket. They found that the coffin was scratched from the inside, and mary’s nails were bloody in an attempt to escape. 2. Slenderman Have you ever felt like you were being watched for no particular reason while going on a hike through a foggy forest? He’s appeared in random photos of children, hiding behind tree, normally before conducting kidnappings or abductions. Slenderman is often found stalking his victims and portrayed as a faceless tall, man whose slender and wearing a suit. Sometimes his arms can be unnaturally long and tentacles that will reach out grab yo kids. He has the ability to teleport but can be seen in forests, abandoned locations or outside people’s, just watching people as they sleep. He seems to have a hypnotic effect over children and they tend to trust him quite easily. Those who have witnessed slenderman and were able to escape, are said to be completely traumatized and left mentally insane. 1.The Rake The rake is a mythical creature from urban legends and is the thing nightmares are made from. It’s said to be a half human and half dog-like creature. The rake makes its presence in the night, sometimes to attack, and sometimes just to strike fear into the hearts of unexpecting victims. Some believe that they truly looking at the devil himself and can no longer go through the torment of witnessing such a frightening monster. Those who witness it, say it’s found sitting on the corner of their beds and it looks them directly into their eyes, waiting for them to wake up. The description slightly varies, but most of the time it’s perceived as having morbidly pale skin, sharp flesh scraping claws with abnormally large hands, black eyes that can reflect light, and normally dripping with blood. It might even be on your bed right now. So watch out!