r/InternetMysteries

I recently opened an old Reddit account for the first time in about 2 years. When I logged in, it immediately asked me to change the password, which already made it feel a little off, but I didn’t think much of it at the time.

A few months later, I went back into the account again and found something really strange: there was a post on my personal account that I do not remember making at all. It was a self-post, not something posted in a subreddit, and the entire post was just a Bible verse.

What makes this even more confusing is that I’m not Christian, and I’ve honestly never read that verse in my life. So the idea that I posted it and then completely forgot about it seems basically impossible to me.

That is why I’m wondering if my account was hacked, or if there is some other explanation I am missing. But even if someone did get into my account, I do not understand why they would post a random Bible verse on my personal profile. It feels so oddly specific and random that I cannot make sense of it.

Has anyone seen anything like this before, or have any idea what this could mean?

(For anyone who's curious, the post is still up on my profile if you want to take a look.)

I was doomscrolling on youtube shorts and i came across this movie clip that i found interesting. i started watching it and i heard it. ai breathed while talking like a real human i watched that sequence over and over and over. i thought the sound came from the movie or from somewhere else but i was wrong ai stops takes a breath and continues to talk. why does it have to breathe why did it breathe? there are so many questions to be asked. its so eerie and creepy. for those who wonder where it takes a breath its right before it says wolverines heartbeat.

This is the first time I'm making a post here so I'm sorry for whatever mistake I make.

I couldn't sleep at 3 in the morning so I decided to put in random urls in the browser for no reason It was boring up until now. I didn't expect a video like this to be downloaded on my phone.

I entered to http://iamevil.com and immediately a file named bhp.mov started downloading to my phone. I was then redirected I think, to this site called http://bhpmining.com and it is crazy. One of those early internet flashing lights site with lots of links. I clicked on one link and it led to a page with 2 videos I did not look at them. I would've actually clicked on more links but I got curious about the video that downloaded.

I first checked if it was safe and actually a video file it didn't raise any flags so I opened it and oh my god it is disturbing weird and just disgusting to say the least. The video itself has just an image of some nsfw stuff with audio in the background which is 1 hour long I got creeped out looking at it and closed it after a few minutes bcz I felt like throwing up watching it. I don't know how to describe it so see for yourself but warning it is nsfw very nsfw there's screaming too.

Bhp.mov Dropbox

I found out that the domain iamevil.com is 27 years old but bhpmining.com is just 4 years old. I did not spend my time on the bhpmining website after seeing that horrible video and the weird stuff on the website. I just can't stop wondering what in the actual fuck was this and who made this and why. I mean bhp mining the company exists but what's the creator of this site and the video has anything to do with them. Is it supposed to be some sort of defamation for the company in case people type in bhpmining.com to look at the company's site but instead find this weird thing.

My sleep is ruined for sure.

This has some kind of weird stuff with no clear origin.

It's a lot of short videos, vintage, art, abstract, classical music. It's kind of good to zone out to.

There are movies that come up, but it looks like no play controls or anything so you just kind of show up when it's on. It's been a few art house things that I've been familiar with but then other stuff I just didn't know.

It has some weird cryptic stuff in the browser tab too if you're on a desktop.

Ok so I posted on Help Me Find so maybe I'll be able to post the link later but for now I'll just have to share what I remember. But maybe one of you can help me find the video as well.

So basically there were 2 youtubers. One was Epic 5 TV. A prank channel ran by a guy from Vegas. The other was a much lesser known live streamer. This was when IRL streaming was getting popular. I think it was on E5TV but maybe it was on the other guys channel. The other guy was a rich somewhat douchey guy who also lived in Vegas. He only had a small handful of videos at the time. One of those youtubers that had more money than talent if you know what I mean. There were a lot of people like that on YT at the time.

In the video these guys go to the PB Mansion and somehow sneak onto the property or maybe a security guard let them in. I can't remember. Either they hopped a fence found a security guard, convinced them they were allowed to be there and got the security guard to let them inside the monkey enclosure. Or they met security at the gate and asked if they could see the monkeys. Regardless they were able to go inside an enclosure with a couple monkeys in it. This is kind of important both because it narrows down what to look for to find the video and because imo it shows that the security was probably lax asf because they knew they wouldn't be working there much longer since he was dead.

Either right before or right after they played with the monkeys the other guy (not E5TV) said that he knew that HH was already dead. Mind you when I watched this there was no mention of him actually being dead. The guy said a PB model told him. The story was that some shady characters were keeping it a secret to mess with his money and the will.

At least a couple weeks up until maybe a few months after I saw the news that HH was pronounced dead. I was flabbergasted. I couldn't fucking believe it. I went back to the video and commented about how crazy it was that he knew and that nobody in the comments was freaking out over this. Epic 5 responded to me and agreed it was crazy that this wasn't a huge deal. That is partly why I think it was on his channel. Unless he was monitoring comments on the other guy's channel.

The whole thing was crazy. I also heard the thing about people messing with his estate after his death was announced.

Anyone here a fan of Epic 5 back in the day and remember this video? Or remember the other guy?

I've only been able to find the photos he posted, but not anything he actually said while posting on there. This may be not important at this point given that supposedly he has been identified but he could've been leaking tons of info accidentally in terms of elements of his personality/things that told more about him than he realized, though I wouldn't even know of where exactly to find the archives of the threads where "Dr. Gloves" first originally posted. Any info I may be missing that already answers this?

In 2009, a very creepy video appeared on YouTube, where a Japanese man cuts his hand with a cutting tool while recording a Japanese TV show. Soon, around 2014, the video was removed from YouTube. Currently, only censored re-uploads are available. I will provide a link to the video below. Initially, the video was uploaded to a channel called nomotynonono (which is now empty). Later, a second channel belonging to the same author was discovered, named km19700410. There were several videos similar to Say Mai Time on it. In the first video, which was called finger cutting, the author showed his forearm covered in cuts. The two following videos are nothing, where he either sings or dances to the anime Lucky star. In the next video (it's without sound), the author punches himself hard in the groin, screams, and then jumps in front of the camera.

I've seen a couple of posts on other blogs where people have tried to solve this mystery, but apparently they haven't succeeded. Is there any information about this topic?

I don't know much English.

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I figured people here might appreciate it.

Over the last few months I've been building a browser project called ArchiveNet. It started as me wanting to recreate the feeling of browsing the old internet—forgotten forums, abandoned websites, broken pages, weird rabbit holes... that sort of thing.

The problem is, I kept adding to it.

The more fake history, fake users, and archived pages I wrote, the stranger it started to feel. I know every page is something I made, but after spending so many late nights working on it, there are parts I genuinely don't remember creating until I stumble across them again.

It's probably just because I've been staring at the same project for months, but I figured that was a good sign to let other people see it.

I'm mainly looking for people who enjoy exploring weird internet rabbit holes. If you decide to check it out, I'd love to know:

• What you discovered.
• If anything felt genuinely unsettling.
• Any bugs or broken pages.
• Whether you found anything that made you stop and think, "What the hell is this?"

Here's the project:

https://gajeee.github.io/ArchiveNet/

I'd really appreciate honest feedback before I call it finished.

First, I should clarify that the video was handheld; the shakiness typical of home movies, combined with the acting, gave it an incredible sense of realism. The video featured some guys filming themselves goofing around on the street (the sort of thing teenagers did back then). Suddenly, a strange figure appears a weird person dressed in black with a white face but the guys just make fun of it and one said a silly comment about him, they ignore him, and keep recording

Then, that strange person starts appearing again in the distance, like a stalker following them, and the video takes a more serious turn. I remember a moment when one of the guys disappears; the other two spot the strange person again and run toward a building. The video ends with them sounding nervous and calling the elevator. Right when it arrived and opened, that weird person appeared, both of them get scared, the camera shakes, and the recording cuts off.

To be more precise, the video has a distinct mid to late 2000s style; the quality was like those digital handycams from that era, or perhaps even older. It was filmed at night, and judging by the architecture and vehicle models, it takes place in a European country. I don't remeber what language they were speaking, though I think it was French.

I'm looking for inspiration for a mystery/creepy game project.

What's the strangest thing you've ever seen on the internet? It could be a website, image, video, forum post, urban legend, internet mystery, weird rumor, or anything else that genuinely stuck with you.

I'm especially interested in lesser-known stories rather than the usual famous creepypastas. Feel free to share anything odd, unsettling, unexplained, or fascinating that you've come across online.