Thread: The 5 Creepiest Urban Legends (That Happen to be True)

Wow... Did you read the comments below the article?

the mattress one freaks me out, why?

A few months ago, in vegas I stayed at a hotel and the room stunk, we didn't sleep in that room and switched to another room...can you imagine if there was a dead body in that smelly room?

Lucky me i didnt spend longer then 10 minutes sitting on the bed watching tv waiting for the new room.

Remember kids, always look in your bed and under for dead bodies! :-)

And the buried alive thing totally makes me wanna cry, If I woke up buried 6 feet under I would panic so bad I would die of panic. When I die im being burned for sure...just in case some idiot thinks im dead when im not, I'd rather not wakeup under 6 feet of dirt...id rather be incinerated

heh, imagine waking up in one of those?

I swear to god I remember one of my grandparents talking to me about finding a dead body under a matress a long time ago...

And it could have happened in Kansas City, MO because we live a few hours away from there.

Thoes were insane, holy damn. How did people not notice the women was real, it's pretty easy to tell real from fake is you look for more then a second.

Ew

When I kill a hooker, I at least have the courtesy to cut her up and throw her in the dumpster.

Girls' remains buried under the patio & basement floors

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_West
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/s...horrors_6.html

Wait, wait, wait. So you're telling me that I'm not supposed to stuff the hooker in the bed when I'm done?

No, you can. You're supposed to cut her up and dissolve the flesh in acid first though.

That basement floor one sounds like an Edgar Alan Poe story, I forget which one though What's the one where a guy kills his wife and hides the body in the wall of the basement?

Yeah, Masque of Red Death.

Really, he killed his wife almost unintentionally whilst in a rage. He was originally just trying to kill a friggin' cat. (The cat got his revenge, though. He, he.)

Originally Posted by spockman

Yeah, Masque of Red Death.

Black cat, not Masque of Red Death

*edit* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bla..._(short_story)

I stand corrected. I knew that it was called the Black Cat, but for some reason I was under the impression that the two names were synonamnous for the same story. Upon looking it up, I realized that they were entirely different stories.