Deep Web Horror Stories

The number of creepy stories about the invisible web as of now is endless. And what’s more is that these numbers grow day by day.

• Red Rooms

As its name suggests, “Red Rooms” are places where people are brutally slaughtered on camera for anyone inside the chat room to watch from home.

Due to the fact that most witnesses of this phenomena only have their experience and memory to use as evidence, there have been several rumors that Red Rooms are actually a hoax.

Observers have claimed that the sites will offer a “Pay Per View” button where users provide payment in Bitcoins to gain access to watch the content.

If Red Rooms are to be believed as true, they’d be best described as live-streamed snuff films, formatted for the Internet Age. Or, they could very well be just a twisted scam.

• Human Experiments

As scary as it sounds, this is indeed something that occurs in the dark web.

There is an enigmatic site called The Human Experiment, run by a group that abducts human beings and performs a whole host of experiments on them just for fun.

The acts performed on humans include starvation, radiation exposure, injecting chemicals into the body, among many others.

• Sexual Content

Some of the content found on the deep web is highly explicit, and the scenes are not worth exploring especially for the faint-hearted.

Abductions and kidnapping for sexual purposes have been long documented on various dark web sites.

There have been numerous accounts and stories of innocent wanderers of the dark web (usually newbies to the scene) who accidentally stumble upon this type of content. As a result, they’re emotionally scarred for a long while afterwards, or even indefinitely.

The dark web is often host to content that depicts humans performing acts of bestiality on animals and engaging minors in sexual acts.

The price for these videos or photos depends on the site but on some occasions, the content is available to download for free.

Viewing this type of content is illegal in almost all countries and Dark Web News do not condone it at all. We are just reporting on what is actually found here.

• Summoning Demons

Very crazy, right? But it is indeed a vice that many are performing.

These sites are formed by members of cults who engage each other by showing bizarre rituals, such as eating human flesh and drinking human blood in the act of offering sacrifices.

• Creepy Games

There are some seriously dark games that are floating around the dark web right now.

One such example is the Blue Whale Suicide Challenge, which is loosely linked to around 130 deaths of teenagers throughout Russia as of September 2017 (because of ongoing investigations, that link has yet to be proven definitively).

The games starts off by trying to get the player addicted to it over a time period of 50 days by rewarding them for completing challenges that range in severity, from watching scary movies to physically hurting themselves.

The more the user plays the game and goes through more advanced levels, the more challenges they’re required to solve. At the end, the game tasks them with committing suicide.

• How To Cook A Woman

"In CompSci, we often got bored and dicked around. One day we ran into the deep web. The most disturbing site we found was a comprehensive guide for cooking women. We're not talking about a short joke here. This page had information on what body types to use for specific cuts, how to prepare these cuts, and how to cook the girl so she lives as long as possible. It horrifies me that people way worse than the freaks on Criminal Minds exist.”

• Daisy's Destruction

Child pornography is prevalent in the deep web as much as regular porn on the surface web. However, this next case takes a bit too far. There's a snuff film of a little girl who was sexually abused and tortured. The video was widely distributed amongst paedophiles on the deep web and the larger internet community got a hold of it on popular websites like 4Chan and Reddit.

The video was made by an Australian douche bag i.e. Peter Scully and was arrested in the Philippines on the charge of making multiple child abuse videos

• Saved by the bell…errr.. slow internet (Reported by Reddit user Semper_Fi_Cerberus)

“It was my third time on the deep web and I was just looking around at sites. I found this one guy's home page and on the sidebar, I saw a link that said 'For journalist and people new to the deep web'. I clicked on it, hoping that it was interesting and helpful information. A new page opened and a picture started to load. Thank god for my slow Internet because all that loaded was the head of an old Asian [sic] man with blood on his chin. I quickly closed the tab before the rest of the image loaded. To this day I wonder what the whole picture was but at the same time am thankful I didn't see it."
"TL: DR My slow internet probably saved me from seeing a gruesome picture”

• Live Torture Streams

There have many instances on the deep web where users have repeatedly found terrifying live streams. Some guy stumbled on a live stream where a girl was sitting in a chair and commanded people from chat window to tell her what kind of abuse she should do to herself. After many cuts, bruises, eye gouging, the girl eventually killed herself on the live stream

This is not the only case where people have brought harm to themselves on a live stream in the deep web. These live streams are popular known as “Red Rooms” where even ISIS has started using this platform to conduct beheadings and murder. Unlike these people, I'm very happy watching bubblegum shit on Netflix.

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