- Have you ever considered what your final
socia media post will be before you die?
Neither did these people.
However, whether intentionally or unintentionally,
they revealed what was about to happen to them.
Here are 10 creep final social media posts.
Number 10 is Libby German and Abby Williams.
On February 13, 2017, best friends,
14-year-old Liberty "Libbie" German
and 13-year-old Abigail "Abby" Williams
from Delphi, Indiana, went for a hike
along the Delphi historic trail.
Like most teens, they were taking pictures
and posting them to Snapchat.
Libby posted a picture of Abby walking along
an abandoned wooden railroad bridge surrounded by woods.
The girls were supposed to be picked up
by a family member later that afternoon
but that picture was the last time
they'd ever be seen alive.
The very next day, both girls' bodies were discovered
over 1.2 kilometers away.
What's even more chilling is the police later released
two images that were found on Libby's phone
of the suspected killer walking on that same bridge.
Their killer was never caught
but some web sleuths think that you can see
a figure hiding in Libby's Snapchats,
which would make sense since the police believe
he attacked the girls minutes after they were posted.
Number nine is Courtney Ann Sanford.
On April 24, 2014, 32-year-old Courtney Ann Sanford
was driving to work along Interstate 85 in North Carolina.
She was probably listening to the radio
and in a good mood when she posted
to her Facebook timeline at exactly 8:33 a.m.,
"The Happy song makes me so happy."
Exactly one minute later, police were being called
to the scene of a terrible accident.
Since there was no evidence of alcohol or drugs,
the police came to the conclusion that Courtney
had been texting and posting on Facebook
from her phone while she was driving on the highway.
Police also found evidence on her phone
that showed she'd been taking selfies.
When she was distracted, her car crossed the central median,
right into oncoming traffic.
She hit a recycling truck head on
before her car burst into flames, burning her alive.
The 73-year-old driver of the truck, John Wallace Thompson,
was lucky to survive the crash.
But, sadly, Courtney did not.
And all of it, just for a status update.
Number eight is Reeva Steenkamp.
On February 13, 2013, 29-year-old South African model
Reeva Steenkamp sent her final tweet
asking her followers, "What do you have up your sleeve
"for your love tomorrow?"
Reeva spent the holiday with her boyfriend Oscar Pistorius,
the South African Olympian better known as Blade Runner.
But, sadly for Reeva, there was no happy surprises
waiting for her, only tragedy.
In the middle of the night, at his house in Pretoria,
Oscar shot and killed her as she hid
from him behind a locked bathroom door.
Oscar told police that he thought she was an intruder.
But neighbors claim that they had heard arguing.
Even though they'd only been dating for three months,
they were known to fight regularly.
At Oscar's trial, Reeva's parents told the court
that she was planning to leave him.
And text messages between the couple indicated
that Oscar was jealous and had a short temper.
After a lengthy trial and appeals,
he was sentenced to six years in prison
for the murder of Reeva.
Number seven is Alexis Piala Bacalla.
Alexis Piala Bacalla posted his last Facebook status
on January 1, 2015.
He had been working over the New Year
as part of an all-Filipino 19 man crew
on the Bulk Jupiter cargo ship
transporting iron ore from Malaysia to China.
His post seemed to indicate that the crew
had been doing a bit or partying to ring in the new year.
On the 31st, he had posted a Happy New Year message
but by 10:44 p.m. on the first,
he updated his status to, "Dizzying sea, hangover,
"lacking sleep equals seasick,"
and added that he was feeling nauseous.
When a friend of his commented, asking where the ship was,
Bacalla's ominous final response was,
"The storm is coming to where we are, close to Vietnam."
The crew wasn't able to withstand the storm
and by January 2nd, the ship had sunk off the coast
of eastern Vietnam.
The entire crew was killed, including Bacalla.
Except for the ship's chef, Angelito Capendo Roxis,
who was rescued.
Number six is Mitch Lucker.
On the evening of October 31, 2012,
Mitch Lucker, the 28-year-old lead singer
of the American deathcore band Suicide Silence,
was getting ready to go out for Halloween.
Before heading out to a party, Lucker posted a picture
of himself dressed in a suit with his face painted
in the style of a Mexican calaca skull.
He shared the picture on Instagram and Twitter
along with the caption, "The dead are living."
It almost seems that Lucker predicted
how his own night and own life would end.
Because only hours later, early in the morning,
on November 1st, he was dead.
He died in a motorcycle accident
in Huntington Beach, California.
No one else was hurt in the crash.
But statements by his wife, Jolie Carmadella,
show that he may have sealed his own tragic fate.
Carmadella has said that Lucker was an alcoholic
and that on that night, he had gotten into an argument
when she tried to stop him from drinking and driving.
Number five is Darren Mitchell.
On May 26, 2016, Darren Mitchell from Navasota, Texas,
was driving home when his truck got stuck
in floodwaters on Highway 105 near Brenham, Texas.
He called his family to tell them.
But told his brother he was able to get out.
But at 6:29 p.m. he posted an eerie picture
and his final message to Facebook.
The picture taken from inside his truck
shows the floodwaters nearly rising
above the truck's windows.
He posted it along with the caption,
"And all I wanted to do was go home."
Sadly, he never made it.
Witnesses saw him try to get out
and go into the trucks bed before going back inside.
Shortly after, the floodwaters got so strong
that it flipped and submerged the truck
before it simply swept it away.
Mitchell's body was found over 1.6 kilometers away
two days later.
At least six people died and more evacuated
and rescued from floods caused by heavy rains
across Texas and Kansas.
Number four is Alex Sullivan.
On July 20, 2012, Alex Sullivan was excited
to start off his 27th birthday celebrations
with a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises.
At the Century 16 movie theater in Aurora, Colorado.
An hour before the movie was set to begin,
he sent out his final tweet that said,
"Oh, man, hour 'til the movie
"and it's going to be the best birthday ever,"
along with the hashtag, #TheDarkKnightRises.
Tragically, only 30 minutes after the movie started,
Sullivan would become one of 12 people
killed by James Holmes.
Holmes had planned the attack for days
and had even rigged his apartment with explosives.
Dressed in body armor, a gas mask,
and a ballistics helmet, Holmes entered the theater
through a propped open exit door before setting off tear gas
and shooting into the audience.
There were even reports that, sadly, at first,
people thought that it was all just part of the movie.
In 2015, Holmes was sentenced to life
in prison without parole.
Number three is Paul Walker.
Paul Walker became a fixture in Hollywood
with the huge success of The Fast and the Furious
movie franchise.
Walker had been starring in the action films
about street racing since the first one
was released in 2001.
Filming for Furious 7 was underway
when on November 29, 2013, he tweeted a promo picture
of himself and his co-stars, Vin Diesel and Tyrese Gibson,
with the caption, "The boys are back.
"Will you be ready?"
The very next day, he died in a tragic car accident
at only 40 years old.
He had been taking part in an event in Los Angeles
to help victims of Typhoon Haiyan
that was being put on by his charity Reach Out Worldwide.
He left around 3:30 p.m. in a red Porsche Carerra GT
with his friend and fellow car enthusiast, Roger Rodas.
Investigators believe that he was driving close
to 161 kilometers an hour in an only 72 zone,
when the car spun out of control and hit a tree
before bursting into flames,
killing him and his passenger.
Number two is Cor Pan MH17.
On July 17, 2014, the Malaysian airline flight MH17
took off from Amsterdam, Netherlands,
destined for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Just before boarding, a dutch passenger, Cor Pan,
who was traveling with his girlfriend
posted a picture of the plane to Facebook
with the caption in Dutch, "Should it disappear,
"this is what it looks like."
He said this is reference to the Malaysian flight MH370
that had disappeared only months earlier.
Just over two hours after takeoff,
the plane was shot down over eastern Ukraine
and crashed near Torez, about 40 kilometers
from the Russian border.
All of the 283 passengers and 15 crew members were killed.
Comments on the post went from well wishes
to prayers that he wasn't on the flight
to posts of grief.
Dutch investigators concluded that a surface-to-air missile
fired by pro-Russian separatists from the area
mistook the plane for a Ukrainian military aircraft.
Number one is Skylar Neese.
Skylar Neese from Star City, West Virginia,
was only sixteen years old when she was killed
by her two best friends, Sheila Eddie and Rachel Schoaf.
They had a love-hate relationship which they posted about
with cryptic messages on twitter.
The girls had had a falling out but Rachel
and Sheila convinced Skylar to meet up with them
just after midnight on July 6th, 2012.
Before she snuck out to meet them in Sheila's car,
Skylar sent out two tweets on July 5th.
The last one she wrote was, "You doing (beep) like that
"is why I will never completely trust you."
This, followed by the retweet, "All I do is hope."
Disturbingly though, she was right not to trust them.
Just over 48 kilometers away,
in a wooded area just across the border
in Brave, Pennsylvania, they stabbed Skylar to death
because they simply didn't like her.
It was six months before Rachel confessed
and led investigators to her body.
Both girls were eventually charged and convicted
of Skylar's cold-blooded murder.
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