20 TRUE Disturbing Firefighter & First Responder Horror Stories | (Scary Stories)
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Story 2 - 05:58
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Story 4 - 10:53
Story 5 - 12:11
Story 6 - 13:32
Story 7 - 15:12
Story 8 - 16:47
Story 9 - 18:08
Story 10 - 19:28
Story 11 - 21:11
Story 12 - 22:34
Story 13 - 26:24
Story 14 - 28:25
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Story 17 - 44:32
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Secret Message Section: We had a neighbourhood meeting last night, we were elected secretary, not sure what it entails but it may be nice to get involved in the community here.
I'm the writer of entry 18, and I assure you, what I submitted is true, I clarified it with my folks prior to sending it in. Thank you Mort for narrating it so well.
Oh I'm excited now... And maybe a little nervous???
@@michelewalburn4376 well, I think the reason for the spirits appearing to my parents was for 2 separate reasons. My father grew up in New Mexico and his father had a fire station on his ranch a few hundred feet from the main house so he had to answer more than his share of emergency calls. My mom was a police dispatcher and had to call in fire and rescue units when things got hectic. The fire truck itself is still banged up, but its mostly used as a display piece.
Ok I finished the video and have just now read your comment and so that I don't have to go back through and attempt to count them could you summarize and explain which story was yours if you don't mind?
@@PrimateProductions the one about the fire engine from New York.
Oh I just heard your story. Thank you for sharing that. I'm still a lil shocked to describe my feelings. I believe in ghosts because I've always seen them. It's just the thought of this firefighters still staying with their truck the has my feelings so messed up right now.
I lost a friend due to a motorcycle accident. She lived in a coma for five years. When she started coming out of the coma the shock of it killed her. She was 19 when the accident happened. The driver lost his leg, but she lost her life. Please don't get on the back of a bike without a helmet and please never with a drunk driver. Please Don't do it. It's not worth the risk.
Michele Walburn why would airbags hold the 15 year old girl together before she bleed to death?
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What a sad story, all the years fighting for her life and when she wakes, she passes .😭😭😭☹️ Tragic! May she RIP. Sorry for your loss.
I used to live in SC, and it's legal to ride without a helmet there.... I dated a few bikers, so I was often on the back of a bike with no helmet. Mind you, this was when I was much younger and before I had kids. I would be scared to death to get on a bike now, even with a helmet. It's crazy how many risks we take when we're younger, and we think nothing can hurt us.
A drunk motorbike rider with a passenger killed my grandparents on my mum's side when she was 15, pretty sure the rider T boned them on an intersection. I think the passenger survived but the rider and my grand dad died instantly, and my grand ma died later in hospital.
They tested the dude's blood alcohol reading and he was in the "clinically dead" range, so he was absolutely fucked, probably couldn't stand in one spot let alot ride a fucking motorbike
These stories represent my life for the past 28 years...I've broken down and "ugly cried" at work without any shame. Fresh out of nursing school I questioned myself as to why I had chosen this path, but as the years have gone by I finally realized that IT chose ME. My purpose in life is to help others, through the good and the bad... Thank you so much Master Mort for yet another masterpiece of narration!💞 May you all be safe and healthy!🙏💖
Juli Reep girl I feel you 🥺🥺❣️
I really respect what you do.....I can barely listen to these stories and yet you see this in real life....I have such an admiration for people in hospitals and the Police and Fireman and Ambulance workers that are on the frontlines and see such horror....honestly I don't know how they do it.....
I am a former Critical Care Medic from Chicago. I thank you for your intro. It isn't an easy job and we are often viewed as harsh or insensitive because in order to remain sane we have to maintain a high level of professional detachment. Thank you MM.
Update: I dont normally get emotional with these stories but I couldn't make it past "the little girls arm" @MortisMedia. Thank you for this. I am hopeful that people who think we are cold and calloused will begin to understand what we have to deal with on the streets. ❤
My job as a nurse is hard, but what YOU do deserves the UTMOST RESPECT!!! You guys are my heroes! God bless you!
@@julireep278 Thank you! That means a lot to me. It was often a very thankless job as much as RN's.
Thank you to all these folks. Chi town has to be extra.
I went to high school with some of the 19 firefighters and appreciate Mort putting his great voice to the horror of what happened to them. Our community will never forget.
Some of these stories were indeed hard to listen to, all were interesting.
My grandfather was a firefighter and both of my grandmother's sisters had firefighter husbands. My nephew has done EMT work and is now a firefighter. So lots of firefighters!
A huge thanks to all who are in this line of work. I'm grateful for those who can handle it, they're very strong people.
Thank you for your awesome narration Mortis! 😊💕🖐️
I agree, I believe that they're the bravest of all workers,besides military ! Who runs INTO a burning building to rescue people and animals !!!?? Firemen!♥️♥️♥️♥️ I totally respect them and am so grateful for their services.
Thank your family members for me. They are brave men indeed. 😌👨🚒❤
@@nevaehsangel9620 thank you for your kind comment! 💜💕
@@stephaniebaker6001 @Stephanie Baker I appreciate your thank you and I know they will as well; I will definitely do that! Thank you! 😊💜💕
@@pamelameckley1160 You're welcome Pamela. Because of the sacrifices and bravery of your family members, I'm certain that there are many lives that have been able to continue on to live their lives as they were meant to. No one seems to really think about that sacrifice all that much, but I do. These men (and women!) Have decided to dedicate their lives to protect and assist people who are having the worst day of their life and without any thought to their own safety, will do incredible, dangerous and life threatening work to help a stranger. To me, that is the definition of bravery and selflessness. Thank you for thanking your family members for me! 🥰
I know some of these stories are hard to listen to, but I appreciate those who shared their experiences. I personally could never be a first responder, it takes a special breed to commit to that line of work. So thanks to all those first responders out there for all you do, and thanks Mort for narrating these incredible stories.
Well said wee pal xxx
Listened to first story but as I am going to sleep will save the rest for later so I can digest properly.
R.I.P little girl in white dress 😔💖💖💙💔
Well. This video sure brought back some memories for me. At least, what I can remember. Relatively certain that I probably caused some EMTs PTSD on that day.
25 years ago, I was hit, dragged and run over by an SUV being driven by a drunken doctor's wife on the highway. As they finally noticed me scrambling to cross, they locked up their brakes and slid into me when my foot was just about to hit the white line on the side. The side that I was trying desperately to make it to. I was 15 years old at the time and in pretty good shape. Still, I was little more than a speedbump to the speeding SUV. This began one of the most unbelievable paranormal experiences of my entire life. For instance, I distinctly remember many things that should have been impossible occurring. Like looking down upon myself laying in the ditch, while people surrounded my body. But that was only at the beginning. Once I was back in my body and 'came to', I went into shock from the multiple injuries to my teenage body. Almost every part of my body had some kind of injury. From a concussion to collapsed lung to an 18" impact wound on my lower back to the fact that my left foot was pointing the wrong direction, and numerous other injuries of varying degrees everywhere in between. Imagine being the first responders to be called out on that one.
Perhaps, if anyone is interested in hearing about the entire event, including the paranormal occurrences and the aftermath, I'll write it down and submit it. If not, it's all the same to me. Either way, I already have PTSD myself, and telling it is actually somewhat therapeutic for me at this point in life. It would probably be a little long, but if anyone wants to hear it, I'll send it to Mort and then he can decide if it's too long to be included in a video.
Anyhow, I know very well how it feels to be on the other side of these kinds of things, although I have to admit that it may be worse for the people giving it their all to save your life. Of course, there is fear of dying but it is often buffered by pain and shock. First Responders have to keep it together to do their best to keep people alive in route to hospital. And for that, I would personally like to say a heartfelt thank you to any and all that do this kind of thing. Someone like you helped to save my life on that day and that means more than words can properly convey. You have my unending admiration, respect and the utmost appreciation and I thank you all for choosing to do what you do.
Definitely sounds very interesting if horrific..hope things get better for you.
If it is therapeutic for you, I would say absolutely submit to Mort. I definitely don't want you to bring back horrific memories tho if it would cause more harm than good. Praying for you hun!
I would love to hear your whole story, but not from morbid curiosity, just because I know how much it can help to share your experiences when you've got PTSD. Edit - I love your user name. I named my younger son Wolf 🐺
Yes!! Submit it!
Well, it seems like there are enough people interested, so I will get on getting it written up and submitted for Mort to have a look at. Thank you to everyone for your well wishes. They are appreciated.
I, fortunately, had an orthopedic surgeon overhear about my leg on the day before it was scheduled to amputated and he came back literally as they were getting ready to take me to the OR. Even after I had told them that he had come in and spoken with me. It was a close call and 25 years later, the complete reconstruction that he did is still hanging in there. He made no promises on how long it would hold up on me and said that I may step off of a curb someday to it crumpling on me. Still going, although I have had the ACL and MCL on the other side blow out on me from overcompensation. I have some longstanding issues with the injuries that I sustained, but above all else, I am still here to tell the tale. So I suppose that I should.
I'll warn you all that there is a lot to the entire story. And although some of it will very likely sound made up, I can promise you all that I will not embellish or fabricate a single detail. I wouldn't need to. It's seriously strange all on it's very own.
For those that have responded, I'll give you a little teaser too. I came very close to being ejected from the hospital after I was finally moved from the ICU, because I had some visitors with less than honorable intentions and back then, I was a pretty wild teenager that was not afraid to defend myself. So I did. After the hospital found out WHY I did what I did, though, they were a lot more understanding. They made sure that a list of allowed visitors was posted to my door and strictly adhered to after that as well. But yes, it would be nice to share the story with you all. I have shared it with other people that did not know me or my family back then, including doctors, and they seem to find it hard to believe since by appearances, I seem pretty normal to them.
My medical records have been purportedly been destroyed, since the hospital is only legally obligated to keep them for 10 years. I can't even find an archived news article on the accident. I saw one years ago and I should have printed it off because now all I have to go off of is my word, the testimony of the people who were present at the scene and my scars. Well, that and the memories of the events.
I thank you all for wanting to hear me out. I believe it will be good for me. Especially to tell my story to people that will actually believe me about the incident itself, let alone the paranormal portions of it. I know very well that by all rights, I probably shouldn't even be here today and honestly, I'm pretty grateful to be here.
I'm an ex cop, so this type of video usually doesn't bother me that much. However, some things are so horrific that no one is immune.
No kidding
I don't think many members of the general citizenry have a realization of the horrors that many LEOs have endured in the regular course of conducting LE in the field.
Suicides, attempted suicides (which may be worse, depending on the carnage), murders, domestic violence (often w/ innocent children in the midst), dead bodies; both fresh and not-so-fresh, and a near infinite amount of other horrific things that cannot be un-seen, un-heard, or un-smelled.
God bless you.
@@badatgames1327 Were/are you a LEO or EMS? Because you have quite a different perspective in that role. And I should recind my comment about no one being immune; obviously some people don't care.
@@tomh.648 Thank you Tom. It was a small town in Massachusetts, even so, some of the calls we'd get were really scary or just really nasty. Domestic calls were the worst and are the most dangerous to walk into (I'd think that most cops would agree.) Some car accidents I attended were quite difficult to deal with (obviously) but none of us could show any fear or any other emotions because we'd be judged by our peers or any survivors or bystanders. Unfortunately, many people seem to dislike the police...that is until they have to call 911 in the middle of the night because someone broke into their place and their standing there in their underwear and it's 35°F outside. You see people at their most vulnerable and at their absolute worst. It was definitely a learning experience. I had to retire after severely injuring my back at 25 (I started my law enforcement career at 19.) I really felt that it was a privilege to be a LEO and I have a huge amount of respect for all public servants: Police, EMS, Search and Rescue, Rangers, et al. They are heroes, one and all.
@@stephaniebaker6001 - I'm sure it was often a thankless job. The kids are what would get to me the most. Too bad about your injury...but you were able to experience amd perform a service what most people wouldn't or couldn't perform. I wish you the very best in whatever it is you're pursuing at this point in your life.
The one about the dad who cut the brake lines gave me HUGE shivers as the little girls name is my daughters name!
I am so thankful everyday that my daughters deadbeat dad just walked away! Nothing else!
Such a scary and disgusting world!
Oh yeah!! Best birthday present, to pick up my phone and see that notification from Mort. I'm ready to let the darkness take control!! 😘
Also, I have several (5) firefighters in my family and it is a very emotional, stressful and dangerous job. But none of them would want to do anything else!! God speed to all who serve!! 😘
Hope you had a great birthday Texas Lady! Huge respect to your family :)
@@MortisMedia Thank you very much!! I've tried using the pause button on life, but it never seems to work, lol.
AGAIN, Yes!!!!!!
Thanks for listening!
So do I lol
ME ALSO!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤘👻
meee tooooo!!!!!
Great stories.
Thank you to all fighters, first responders and emts for all that you do.....
Glad to hear that!
Im a Emt , these brothers go thru alot love the first responders category
@@PrimateProductions lol alright thanks , was on a work break
Keep up the good work, ik it's not easy in the least but ik there's more ppl who are saved than there are lost
@@davidramirez9657 thank you for what you do. It takes a special breed to fill those shoes! I get 'em after you guys bring them to the hospital. I have MUCH RESPECT for you guys!!
@@julireep278 right back at ya , much RESPECT 🤟
Thank you for your dedicated service. You guys are appreciated more than you know
When ever I receive a notification n click on ur video's I whisper Mortis mediaa it's time to get comfortable n let the darkness take controlll 😀 I love ur channel keep up the amazing work u do these firefighters & first response are the true hero's they do amazing work n don't get credited much all my love goes to these brave individuals 💖💜💙💜💖💜💙💜💖💜💙💜💖
I always say "good evening all" lol
I’m not the only one who does this!!!
Same! I reaaaally drag out the mediaaaaah
Response personel are heroes
I made it to the end.
I was traveling with my dad and brother one night which was a rare occasion I was young and cannot remember the reason why we were out on that night we came across a motorcycle accident.
The poor guy bike was wrapped around a telephone pole. He was thrown aside dead. Our father was checking on him found a phone at a nearby house to call police back before cellphones in 1980s. While waiting for the police our father brought us to the dead man's body to show us what happened and pay respect.
We never rode a motorcycle.
Just found your channel last week and I love your content, Mortis Media. I may be from a different country but I respect & support everyone who work as emergency responders around the world. You guys (Medical Department Workers, Firefighters, Soldiers, Police Officers) are the REAL HEROES of this wicked word.
Firefighters and First Responders, is a very stressful job with courageous worker's. My respect for their services all around the world. Thank you Mortis for your superb narration, and great work on the video.
Thank you Mortis! I enjoyed your narration on these sad stories. Well, you both will be busy as secretary. Congrats! Ps: i didn"t get FLives notification; hope all is well with him. Have great week!
@@ELKE- thanks for the support as usual !!! He's fine he just uploaded late! Have a great week Jean !
@@MortisMedia Pleasure Mortis! Thank you, and yes, i saw his upload on Monday! Really great story!
Thanks to all the emergency responders work and story submissions.
Woohoo! I love the first responder / police and woods / middle of nowhere collections
What a legend Odin is xx goodest doggo
I've just completed my first response emergency first aid throught the Brigade. Even dealing with actors pretending to be casualties was bad enough. I've been fortunate that I've only dealt with minor accidents and elderly cardiac arrests. I'm both apprehensive and excited for my career as I've only been in it for 6 months.
Another great one💞
Thanks!!
My Dad is a Captain at our local fire department and some of the stories he has told me have made me cry. They have to go to therapy. I salute all of you out there who are first responders.
You are one of my absolute favorites! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate it when you put a warning at the beginning of the video! I did not listen to these stories because I can't handle really morbid things so thank you, thank you, thank you for your warnings! Not everyone does that and I've heard things I really did NOT want to hear! You rock! 🎸
Thanks very much!!!
Yayyy for the very Badass Mortis Media! You're a Beast!
Thanks:)
Epi- Neff- er-rin. Epinephrine
Love you anyway! Medical terminology really should be it's own language.. pronunciation and spellings are seriously hard sometimes!!
A-SIS-toe-lee for asystole.
Like sink-o-pee for syncope.
I'm story #5... Wow this sounds so much better when you tell it. What a great voice. Thank you for telling Amber's story, she should never be forgotten.
Thank you so much, it made my day knowing that I had this video waiting for me when I get home. Keep up the good work, hope family life is going well 😊
I can’t sleep, and those stories did not help. They are good to hear though. Maybe they will teach some people a thing or two.
Oh, ok
I don't think the darkness can take control if fire is around. Wouldn't that light up the place?
Great, now in my head is, "light it up up up, light it up up up, light it up up up, I'm on fiirrre!"
I'm so glade you posted, last night I couldn't find a single scary story I haven't listen to from you and various youtubers. Keep up thr good work we love you Mort
Thanks for listening!
Thank you! I always love the stories of today's unsung heroes. The things they deal with on a daily basis, I cant imagine how much that effects them personally.
I used to want to volunteer as a firefighter/emt at one time before I fully got into both writing and railroading. The main reason in particular why I decided to deter down my original path my grand and great grandfather (He was a B&O brakeman) basically inspired me into choosing, was the fact that when I was going along through the many stages of pregnancy with my daughter at the time, I heard about the numerous number of both kids and fellow moms I would most likely have to work on rescuing and lifesaving, often times to no avail and equally similar to animal deaths, that would affect me pretty damn hard.
Well, there go my dreams of being a firefighter. Awesome job on the video, Mort!
Sorry to hear that, glad you enjoyed!
I know this is probably 2 years too late but keep the dream alive man it’s the best job in the world yes you are going to have to see some stuff and no you will never truly get used to it you never do but I’m telling you all the risk all of the things you see it’s still the best job anyone could ever have and no money or other job could even beat it never once have I woken up to go into the station and dreaded it only annoyed on my days off because I’m not at the station
Mortis, you and your family are like🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 my most treasured internet finds!
Thanks Mortis. These kind of stories never seem to disappoint me.
Glad to hear that!
How have I only just found this channel!? Love your style, subscribed 🖤
Being a firefighter, I understand what they go through, much love to all my brothers that represent the red thin line 🔥❤
Checking in again... goodnight everyone
Thanks as always!
I wonder if they came across a wolf. Most people have absolutely no idea how HUGE wolves actually are. Your normal large dog is minuscule in comparison
Listened all the way through and yes some were sad and dark, but lessons learned and much love as well as appreciation to all firefighters, EMTs/first responders, and cops. What you do everyday is a heroic act even if you don't think so and even if someone dies you still did your best.
Thank you for making my request come true!
No problem :)
I have never been this early before....
Cool
Had to stop listening on story of Anna’s baby arm. Got an emotional wreck, thought I can handle it well.
Great narration, Mort. As it is so hard to listen those stories, I cannot imagine how hard is for you to sort them out and read them.
Thank you
Awesome brother Mort love these the most it's really interesting job actually !!!😇
Thanks bro !
Some years ago, there was a horrible car accident close to where I live.
In an industrial area of my town, a major road takes a sudden turn left into a small, unlit crossroads.
The speedlimit of the road is 100km/h (~62mp/h) and only shortly before the curve a sign of 80km/h can be seen.
One night, a car with three people inside crashed into the crossroads. They must have been speeding, lost control of their car in the curve and hit the signal lights, stripping the post right off the ground as their car was tossed all over the place. As it happend right besides a huge car factory, the first ones to arrive at the site were the plant fire brigade.
The lucky guy who didn't have his seatbelts buckled up died instantly as he got flung out of the car. The other two burned to death in the wreck, while the plant firemen couldn't do anything for them quick enough. Apparently, the three guys were coming home late at night after barbeque, and there were several bottles of firestarter liquid in their trunk, which set the car ablaze.
Your intro always takes me away, to a black and white Munsters/Addams Family-esque manor, listening to a crackly old radio at midnight. Then the stories begin...
Rip to all thoeee lost❤️
Wow those were really good. More please. You are great
Thank uuu~♡🙏
Hello girlfriend !! 💙
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I'm sorry I didn't see this 😥
Hiiya love~😊♡♡
Thank you for the warning, I respect you for giving it. I've thumbed up and will click away as it's probably best for me. I appreciate it.
Thank you for completing my sunday!
My pleasure!
Hi, Mort - I hope all is well for you and the family. So, RE: these 1st Responder stories...they are a stark reminder that looking twice, buckling up, wearing a helmet, and SLOWING DOWN are all smart ideas.
Parents: teach your children well.
And, to any EMTs, Paramedics, Firefighters, LEOs, et al: You have my infinite and genuine respect. God bless you all - you are the first-line, bad-ass lifesavers of the free world.
Ooh great topic thanks Mort 👍🏻 💚 🦊
My pleasure :)
The first story. Idk to smile or cry. I'm doing both. Yes I am.
A calm night thanks to Mort!!! Love you hun, hope things go well for you.
Thanks for the support!
Yay!
I can't sleep without these videos
Congrats on your new role as secretary! Hope all goes well!💖
Hope so!
I needed to go to my happy place, thanks Mort! 🤗
Hope you enjoyed!
Great stories! Made it to the end!!! Let the darkness take control!
Hi ya Mort!!! Just walked in from a my trip to Walmart!! All the stories you have heard about that place, well.......unfortunately they are ALL true. Creepy, strange, bizarre and downright nutty peeps do frequent that place lol. I am now home safe and sound, and ready to let the darkness taaaake control! Shout out to all first responders everywhere as they deserve so much more credit than they receive and many many more thank yous for what they do. Much love from across the pond xoxo 🇺🇸💕😘
If you had to go to Walmart a lot or anywhere creepy, you need to get the noonlight app. I have it especially for last night trips to Walmart.
@@michelewalburn4376 hmmm I am DEFINITELY going to check that app out . I also make sure to carry protection with me at all times as well. I am an only child of Italian parents lol. Just the way I was raised. 🤗😉 You can never be too careful . The world is a crazy place and only getting crazier.
Sad to hear that, hope you enjoyed the vid haunted girl , have a good week !!
@@MortisMedia Thanks Mort , going to Walmart is ALWAYS an adventure lol. I have never NOT enjoyed any of your vids Mort. 👏👏👏💕🇺🇸✌
Sorry for being late but one of my races took longer than normal. If I had known you were going to Walmart, I would of asked you to grab me some chips n salsa. 😉
❤❤❤ Hi Mort, love your channel! Just thought you may like to know that 'asystole' is pronounced 'ay-sis-tol-ee'. It means that the patient is in cardiac arrest, with no electrical activity on the ECG. The patient is flatlining.
'Epinephrine' is pronounced 'eh-pin-eh-freen' and is basically the American terminology for what we call adrenaline xxx ❤❤❤
Loved the video Mortis!
Thanks as always!
@@MortisMedia your welcome!
Yay my favourite!!!!
Congratulations Mr Secretary! 🥰
🙋🏼♀️💜💜💜💜
hardcore video. keep the kick ass uploads coming!
A truck flipped on a highway my bus was crossing on an overpass. I didn’t pay attention to the smoke at first, it was farm land and farmers burn things all the time. But everyone was clamouring to the windows. It was the truck in flames. Later I learned people had tried to get the driver out but couldn’t.
Lovely way to end a sunday night. Thanks again, anazing work as always.
Thanks for the continued support :)
the motorcycle and 911 fire truck stories freaked me out. that ghost girl in the fire will haunt my nightmares tonight, i bet-
Thank you for such wonderful stories I always listen to your stories they're always wonderful this is the one group of stories that I really enjoyed thank you so very much God bless all the wonderful works you do🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷👍🏼
Some how I missed this video and I thought I've watched them all. I like quite a few narrators but only certain ones for sleep..(of course Mort is one) (nothing like relaxing and slowly falling asleep and then some huge bell sound, knocking, car horn.. etc goes off. Not only do you need to start the sleep thing all over again but you've gotta slow your heart rate to normal.
OMG! You were so right. Beware these were real.
To all my fellow first responders listening keep up the great work and continue to stay safe out there, especially during these crazy times. And thanks mort for giving a little love to my fellow RED line brothers.
Could you plz do more podcasts? They are just awesome.
Sure !
@@MortisMedia Thank you so much! I love your voice!!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️🙋🏼♀️. Another great nite with Mort !! T.Y, 🐱🐾🐾
Thanks :)
Omgeeee! Yarnell Arizona and the 19 hot shots who passed away was from my state of Arizona! Was horrific for our State. May they Rest in peace. Thx for your story and your service as a Fire fighter. The story of the Fire engine and the ghosts made me so sad. It was a tragic event and the men who passed passed away in a tragedy,and at times it's said the people who pass tragically and suddenly tend to stay around after death. May they finally get some rest.☹️☹️☹️
Made it to the end, normally don’t listen to super long video. But loved this 1, even if it was long
There’s a movie about the 19 firefighters that’s died from Story 19 called Only The Brave.
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Thank you so much Liza!
I have family that are firefighters or an EMT and I pray every time they go out they make it home safe one of the firefighters is only a 21 year old kid
I love the way you said Querétaro.
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...I... managed to fall asleep before the first story got more than 2-3 sentences in. That's never happened to me before. Well, not nearly so early on. Been listening to you and a few others for a couple of years now, to assure myself that others have gone through far, far worse than my current mere money issues.
No matter how creepy the stories have gotten, I've had no trouble listening from beginning to end, knowing that most of these wouldn't have been shared if the one going through it hadn't survived. To me, that makes most all of your stories ones of triumph, of survival against the odds. Is that strange, to look at these tales you share from a positive angle? Because even with the trauma they may still suffer, they DID survive, most of them.
Excellent selection, all of them ones that would be terrifying or horrifying to live through. Started it over a few minutes after it ended, and stayed awake for the whole of it, this time! Was online chatting with a friend, and the app told me how long I'd been napping, more or less. Please keep up the good work. I look forward to having a full time job again, so I can afford to become a patron of your channel.
These were so good Mort !
Great to hear that!!
I'm not a first responder, but one week ago my husband and I saved a womans baby from a pit bull attack. The mother was getting mauled and the dog was actively trying to get past her to the child. The mother was losing a lot of blood, there were pieces of her flesh on the ground, and the baby was covered in blood (thankfully it was the mothers blood). My hubbs picked up the baby and rushed her to our porch, I called 911.
We just heard screams for help and ran towards it... I dont know how some people do this for a living.
♡Thank you to all the first responders♡
20:30 The guy that burned to death in his truck scared me the most. He literally died in front of a fire fighter’s eyes.
My Son AND Daughter-in-law are both Paramedics! 😨
Ok can’t help but think the story about the kid shooting a rap video might be tweaked a bit. Bullets don’t bounce around in your head, as far as I know. And if they do, I highly doubt they come out again, since the bullet probably lost a lot of velocity from the brain mass and from bouncing off the skull. Either way, something seems off about that story.
I absolutely love your videos!!💜💙💛❤💯
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Chilling.
Love the video morty 💙💙💙
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I was expecting to be emotionally broken, grossed out, at least uncomfortable.... But now I realize how numb I've become to the horrors of reality. I feel like that realization should bother me... But no.
I thought the same, until I saw my first real life major injury. A pedestrian got hit while walking across a hwy and he was just laying there completely lifeless, blood everywhere. That really messed with my head for about a week and I wasn’t even first on scene. I was just driving by right after it happened, EMS was literally right around the corner.
i love your channel, your stories are the best to relax to :)
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That first story about the little girl in the white dress who saved the firefighters made me cry. Still listening to story two👍.
TRIGGER WARNING
My dad used to work at our neighborhood fire station before moving on to different stations around our state (Now he's retired). When he first began working on the job, he was an EMS. One of the most terrifying calls he's ever gotten was when a suicidal veteran was planning to off himself that night. My dad including some of buddies (who are still his buddies to this day) arrived at the scene in the backyard. The was said to be in his shed so they started to approach it, calling his name (We'll call him John). My dad was starting to get really worried about John when no response came from him. Suddenly, John came out of the shed with a hand saw in one hand and his other hand was dripping blood along with the smell of alcohol. Apparently, John was so depressed that he got himself drunk and was trying to test that he could make his death painless by nearly cutting his own arm off. My dad and his friends stared in horror as John stared at the, emotionless and (in my father's words) "possessed by something else." Long story short: he was rushed to the hospital before being transferred to a mental hospital. That memory still sticks with dad today and he hopes he'll never has a call like that ever again.
My grandmother woke up one night from a nightmare. She had dreamt that her son had gotten into an accident on his motorcycle. When she woke up she was hysterical and called around, trying to get a hold of him, or the hospital and even the morgue. Her son, my uncle, eventually called her to tell her that he was fine, had been passed out drunk in bed (which is why he didn't answer her.) He did own a motorcycle. That night, the night of the dream, he had let a friend of his drive it. That night, the friend had lost control and got wrapped around a tree.
If you're going to drive a motorcycle, please please please, stay safe. Always be alert, and always always always, wear the proper safety gear.
Alright. So, a little after 3:36 they talk about no longer needing their SCBA after the fire was knocked down.
As a volunteer firefighter, I feel it necessary to address this.
It is a common belief, but is completely incorrect. There will be carcinogens and harmful gasses being created for AT LEAST 72 hours after the fact, if not longer. You should be wearing all of your PPE for the entire time you are in the structure because it is protecting you from those gasses and carcinogens. Not wearing it during overhaul and investigation is a big part of why we are seeing so much cancer among firefighters.
Hearing epinephrine pronounced that way was hard on the ears 💀 7:55