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10 Scariest Real Horror Stories 10. Barrie Hepburn Barrie Hepburn was a sports car enthusiast who was sadly involved in a shooting that left him a paraplegic and wheel chair bound. According to sources, he had made numerous requests to his doctor to have his legs amputated so he could get in and out of his sports car more easily. When his doctors refused, he decided to take matters into his own hands. Hepburn attempted to remove one of his legs with a hacksaw figuring that his doctor's would have to finish the job he started. Paramedics arrived shortly after Hepburn called 911 and found him dead with his right leg almost completely cut off and a packed bag for the hospital sitting beside him. 9. Elisa Lam Elisa Lam was a 21-year-old Canadian-Asian student who was staying at the Cecil Hotel at the time of her death, in January 2014. The Cecil hotel once housed two serial killers, Richard Ramirez and Jack Unterweger, making this story all the creepier. Lam's body was disco

Ireland's Scariest Fairy Tales & Myths and the Legends Behind Them With st. Patrick's Day right around the corner we thought we would talk about some Irish fairy tales or more specifically the fairies that live inside the fairy tales just a fair warning though these fairies aren't quite as happy and helpful as our beloved tooth fairy or Tinkerbell in fact some of these fairies are downright scary and have got us thinking that we might just need to start celebrating Halloween on st. Patrick's Day instead so let's sit down and go through some Irish fairy tales the pooka the pooka could either be your best friend or your worst nightmare depending on their mood that day like a lot of Irish fairies they're said to be a shapeshifter but they often like to take the form of a dark black horse with golden or red glowing eyes if you find yourself lost and a horse like this offers you a ride you should probably politely decline hookahs love to

Top 10 Dark Urban Legends Of Celtic Folklore i have been looking forward to doing this video for so long i love celtic folklore i also may be putting myself at risk by saying some of these names so like make sure to like this video because otherwise i didn't die for nothing hey guys it's rachel fisher and today we are doing our top 10 dark urban legends of celtic folklore i'm excited let's get started number 10 the deer do i always find it fascinating how we can find similar breadcrumbs around the world that depict urban legends of vampires the celtic depiction of the vampire is the deer do and the story behind her is heartbreaking the dear dew once was a breathtaking beautiful woman who had given her love to an innocent farm boy but her father was greedy and arranged her to marry an abusive chieftain for wealth and land no amount of begging could save her from her fate and unfortunately the marriage went through after the wedding day the wom

5 Creepiest Urban Legends 5. The Man Who Spoke With God Picture this scene: The year is 1983. A group of religious scientists have come up with an interesting new theory that any human brain untroubled by stimuli would be able to sense the presence of God. Finding a willing volunteer, an old man with a terminal illness, they painstakingly seal off his nerve endings. Then they sit back and wait. What happened next is like H.P Lovecraft's worst nightmare. For a couple of days, the old man whispered about his deteriorating state of mind. On the fourth day, he claimed to hear distant voices. On the sixth, his dead wife began speaking to him. Then things really went downhill. As the days passed, the voices of the dead began to grow louder, more hostile. They became angry, mocking, and started to tell the man things nobody should ever have to hear. According to the legend, the man began to scream and tear at his unseeing eyes, shrieking no heaven, no forgiveness, over and over and ov