- (FBE) Today we are going to have you read
a creepy chat conversation called "Mystery Dog."
- Ooh. - "Mystery Dog."
- I'm excited. I love reading those creepy things.
- They give me, like, chills.
- If it's something scary or mysterious,
I'll be totally in for it.
- (FBE) Creepy stories like creepypastas and Annie96 Is Typing
that we have covered recently in the past
are continuing to be huge online.
- Oh, and the phone one. - (FBE) Yeah, exactly.
And we're gonna have you read this on an app called Yarn,
who is sponsoring this episode.
And their app has a bunch of these ongoing scary or funny stories
for people to check out.
- Huh. - Nice.
- That's super cool.
I like that. - Yeah, it's like having horror
right in your pocket. - Exactly.
- "Julia: Where'd you get this dog?"
"Where did you get this dog?"
- "Mom: I found her behind our house in the woods. Why?"
- Naturally!
- "She's sleeping at the end of my bed,
but she's been acting a little weird.
Her eyes are so human-like."
- Ooh. - Possessed dog.
- "Okay. I'm sure she's fine. We will be back tomorrow.
We are dropping her off at the shelter."
- "She's doing it again." - In all caps.
- "What?" Three question marks.
So like, you're intrigued obviously.
- I'm just gonna hide behind you.
I don't want to see a jump scare. - No, read it.
- "Julia: She slowly turns around and looks at me.
I don't know why."
- "Her eyes are freaking me out."
It keeps looking at her and staring at her.
- Yeah. - I'd be freaking out.
"And she's making this weird sound, but her mouth is closed."
- "Maybe pet her?" - No, don't pet her.
- "Her fur feels..."
Oh, that's just-- - Oh, okay.
So that means it's a human inside.
- "Did you feed her?" That's weird.
What if it's like a robot dog or something?
No, it can't be a robot dog. - Oh my gosh. It's an alien.
- "Yes, but she didn't eat." Oh no.
"She keeps making this weird sound."
- "Google it." - "Google it."
- That's the answer to every single thing.
- "It sounds like she's yelling."
- What? - That's weird.
- "What do you mean?"
- "It sounds like she's screaming.
But she's not opening her mouth."
- Someone's dead. Someone's inside, screaming, suffocating
inside of a dog's body. Dark.
- "Maybe feel her throat. See if something is stuck there."
- Ugh, no! - Why won't the mom just go over there
or just tell Julia, be like, "Get the dog out of there."
- I like dogs and stuff. But if my dog looked at me like that,
was screaming, like...
- No. - Uh-uh.
- OMG. - (giggles)
WHOA! - Oh, oh, oh!
- It just looks a little bit possessed.
It doesn't look like anything is wrong with it.
- "What?" Three question marks again. Oh, the dot-dot-dots.
- She's typing.
- Oh?
"Julia?"
- Oh no. - Read it.
- I'm not-- no, okay.
"There's a zipper under her fur that wraps around her neck."
- That would be so scary.
- "Zipper?" Question mark, question mark.
- "Yes, but it's sewn into her skin." Aah!
- "Mom, what's wrong with her?
She sounds like she's mumbling words."
- What if it's like a person? "Julia, do not do anything."
So NOW the mom cares.
- "We are coming home." Okay, now she starts coming home.
- "Julia?"
- Julia's typing. - Julia's typing.
- Oh, that's it.
- Oh, there's another episode?
- There's so many questions. I'm so confused.
- I want to see. I want to see episode two.
This is such a hook.
- "Mom, I'm scared.
She keeps looking at me and making sounds."
- "Do not do anything until we get home."
- Lock yourself in a room. Go.
- "Her tongue is so dry."
- (both) Why are you feeling her tongue?
- "Try giving her water." - "Okay."
Typing, typing, typing. "She's drinking it, I think."
- "Good." (both giggle)
- "OMG, no, wait."
- "What now?"
- "The water is just falling out of her mouth."
Why are they keeping this dog around?
- "Like her face is numb or something.
OMG! OMG! Mom!"
- "There's blood around the zipper."
- "Is the zipper like a coat zipper?"
That's what you ask? Not, "Get the dog against"--
- I can't with the mom.
- "Yes, Mom, like a normal zipper."
- "Okay, just don't touch it."
- "I think she's hurt. I think that's why she's yelling."
- "Honey, I'm telling you. Don't. Touch. Her.
Wait until your father and I are home."
- "But Mom, it's crying louder and louder."
- "I can't just sit here and do nothing.
She's bleeding." Dang. "More and more now."
- Oh. It's getting serious.
- "We're almost there. Just sit still."
- Julia's typing. - Get the hell out of the house.
That's what you should do. - (moans)
- "I can't wait. It's yelling."
- What do you mean, you can't wait? - I have to help it?
- Why?! - No!
- "There's something inside of her, Mom. I'm..."
Why are you unzipping it?!
Ugh! - No, I would get that thing out of there.
- "Julia? Honey, are you there?"
- "I pulled down the bloody zipper."
- I'd, like, FaceTime my mom if this is happening.
- Oh! - Read it.
- "It's a girl, Mom."
- There's a girl inside there!
- "She's just looking at me."
- "Julia? Are you kidding?
Stop it or I'm gonna call the police."
- "She's mumbling something. Hold on.
She keeps singing, 'Daddy is going to be upset.
Daddy is going to be upset.'" - This is weird.
Why a dog? - Yeah, that I killed a dog and hid in it.
Yeah, my dad would be upset.
- She's dead. "Is that you at the door, Mom?"
- "I just heard a loud knock."
- It's not-- it's not her. - It's not Mom.
"I'm coming down now." - It's not her, dude.
- Aaaaah. It's not gonna be the mom.
It's gonna be the daddy, whoever that is.
- I'm just curious where this is gonna go.
- Then let's read it.
- "It's not us! Don't open the door."
- "Call 911."
♪ Somebody call 911 ♪ - No, please. Please.
- "There's a man outside." Called it.
- It's Daddy. - "His face is wrinkly.
He's wearing dark, ripped clothes."
- "It looks like there are worms in his teeth." Ew.
- "And bugs in his hair." - Ew.
- "Don't open the door."
- "He's holding something up. I can't read it."
- "Maybe he needs help."
- "STOP." The mom just said, "Stop." - She's so stupid.
- "OMG, he just put it closer. It's a piece of paper.
It says, 'I know you have my daughter.'" - This is so weird.
- "I'm so confused.
I heard something upstairs. I'm running back up."
- Why is she going to every noise?
Like, that's like the last thing you do. - She is.
- "I locked the door. I think I lost him, Mom.
I'm--" Yeah, 'cause you went upstairs.
Woo. You lost him alright. I'm back in my room."
- "She's just sitting there, brushing my doll's hair." Ew.
- "She keeps saying I'm next."
- No, she just wants to comb her hair. It's nothing harsh.
- "OMG. Mom."
- "What? Are you okay? Get out of there."
The first time she texts in this whole thing.
- "He's...
in...
my...
room."
- Why did she have to send that in separate texts?
- Well, maybe it's faster. I do that sometimes.
- "The police are on the way. Lock the door!"
- "He's holding another dog's empty corpse."
- Oh, so she's gonna go into the dog.
- "It smells bad, Mom." (chuckles)
- "Julia, RUN."
- "He's saying something."
- "He said, 'Didn't your parents ever teach you
to welcome your guests?'"
- No, my parents taught me that stranger danger.
- "Mom, he's walking towards me with the dog's corpse."
- It's like she's watching this.
She's like-- - Right?
I was just about to do that. - (laughs)
Like, "Why aren't you running, girl?" - She texts, "Mom..."
- "He's saying, 'You're next.'
AHHH!" - She texted, "Ahhh!"
- "Help!"
- Obviously she's gonna be in the dog's corpse next.
- She's goners. There's no way she can get out of that.
- This one's definitely the creepiest out of all of them.
- "Are you okay?"
- No. - Mother, clearly she's not okay.
- "What's happening?"
- "I hid my phone in my sock." - Smart. Smart idea.
- "He took us to his van out front. We are driving now."
- "I called the police! Describe the vehicle."
- "And where you are." - You're in a dog corpse.
You're in a van. And I think that should be enough.
- "Can I call you?" - What?
- (snickers) "I'm scared.
I think there are other kids in here."
- "Don't call me." - Whoa.
- "You can't have him catch you with your phone."
- "Mom, please."
- "Where are you?"
- "We just passed the house. Retracing your steps.
Did he take any turns?"
- "I don't think so. He blindfolded everyone." How--
- So how is she-- oh, "I lifted mine..."
- Oh, "I lifted mine barely to see the phone."
- "Okay. Stay calm."
- OMG.
- Uh-oh.
- "OMG"? - We don't know.
- "He took a right." - Oh my god.
- (both) "He took a right."
- "Then a left.
We are on a really bumpy road with no streetlights."
- "Okay, try to remember. Left then right."
- "We are slowing down!" Dot, dot, dot. - Ooh.
- They're in the woods. She's literally about to die.
But the parents are right on their trail.
- We need two more. - So now we're second to last one.
So I think something crazy has to go down here.
- Episode five. - Let's do this.
- "Did you come to a stop?" - "Yeah, but nothing is happening."
- "There are things moving next to me."
Didn't you say there were kids?
- Yeah, I bet it's the other kids.
But it's probably them getting put into the dog.
- "SOMETHING IS TOUCHING MY LEG."
- I mean, it's probably the other children.
I don't know. "Is the man still there?"
- "I don't think so."
- "Okay, take off your blindfold."
(whimpers) I'm scared.
I hate how it does the "dot, dot, dot."
- "OMG. It's another little girl."
- "Her hands tore through the paw of the dog carcass."
- "She's grabbing for me."
- "Jesus, we're coming."
- "She needs my help."
- Why does she think that everybody needs help?
Don't help these people!
- "I'm going to get her out of this carcass."
- "Stay put." - Where is she gonna go?
- "I need to do something." No, no. "She can hardly breathe."
- Like, I'm all for helping everyone else in this situation.
But if I had the chance to run, I mean,
I would personally probably go.
- "I'm helping her."
- Julia, this is not the time to be a hero.
This is the time to get the [bleep] out.
- "Julia, be careful."
I'm so scared. Like, you don't know what's gonna happen.
- "She said run." - Just run. You gotta go.
- "She said, 'Don't go in there. He will hurt you.'"
- "Try the van door now." - "It's locked."
- "He's coming back. Hiding my phone."
Good.
- "Will Julia's mom come to her rescue?"
I think-- I think this is like--
- I honestly have no idea what's gonna happen.
- Where is this mom?
- Now it's starting to get...
- Back to creepy. - ...back to creepy.
- I want to know what's gonna happen.
- I need to know what happens.
- "Julia? Are you there?"
- Hey. - (chuckles) Just "hey."
- (chuckles) - Like you're texting your friend.
- "He brought us inside this tiny cabin-looking house."
- Just a "hey." A casual "hey."
- "Hey." - "About to get murdered. Hey."
- "Just got kidnapped. Whatevs. How you doing?"
"He left us in the main room."
- "Can you lift your blindfold and describe where you are."
- "We are looking everywhere."
- I feel like this isn't Julia.
Julia was typing very teenage-girl-like before.
- She'd be like, "OMG, OMG." - See, another "OMG,"
but it's not in all caps. - Yeah.
- So is this another, like, Annie Is Ty--
- Yeah, Annie96. - Like Annie94-- 96, whatever.
Like, is this now the man trying to throw them off?
- "There are so many dogs." Ugh.
"They are all huddled in the corner."
- See, now we gotta think, is it the dogs, like, actual dogs?
Or is it the people dogs?
- "Where is the man?" Are they gonna murder the dogs?
- "He is in the back somewhere.
It's really loud." I'm not scared for the children.
I want the dogs to be okay.
- "Okay, stay put. We are close."
- "OMG, he's coming."
- Julia's typing.
- "OMG, he took the dog back to the room." - (sucks air)
- "I'm going to see what he is doing."
No, Julia! - "Julia, don't!"
- Stupid. - Why?
- "People need to see this."
- Live-stream it on Instagram. - "He should be in prison."
- "Julia, be careful. We are close." - "OMG."
- "He's cutting the dogs open..." - (gasps quietly)
- "...and putting a hose in their mouth." Lovely.
- "Their insides...
are everywhere." (giggles)
- Yuck. - This is, like, creepy though.
You have to admit.
- "I can't do this. Where are you?"
No. - That's it?
- No.
- And it was over! - There's a prequel.
- (FBE) So that is all that's come out for this story so far.
- Oh, so there's more. - Oh.
Okay. - Okay.
- It was a little, like, scary for me.
But I kept wanting to read it
and wanting to see what's happening.
- It's actually from your point of view when you're reading it.
So it's like you're in the story too. - Mm-hmm.
- But you're just living through their little messages.
- If you would like reading spooky books or anything,
this is the 21st generation version of that.
- Hey, everybody. Derek here, one of the React channel producers.
Thank you so much for watching this episode.
And a special thank-you to the Yarn app
for helping us make what we do possible.
If you want to see some of the other stories
that the Yarn app has to offer, scary and funny,
you can check out the link in the description.
Thank you so much. We'll see you next time. Bye.