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Just Creepy: Scary Stories

5 Disturbing TRUE Deep Woods/Forest Horror Stories

Wed, 12 Mar 2025

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These are 5 Disturbing TRUE Deep Woods/Forest Horror StoriesLinktree: https://linktr.ee/its_just_creepyStory Credits:►Sent in to https://www.justcreepy.net/Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:00:18 Story 100:14:45 Story 200:24:19 Story 300:39:00 Story 400:49:31 Story 5Music by:► Myuu's channelhttp://bit.ly/1k1g4ey ►CO.AG Musichttp://bit.ly/2f9WQpeBusiness inquiries: ►[email protected]#scarystories #horrorstories #forest #parkrangerstories 💀As always, thanks for watching! 💀

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Chapter 1: What happens when a park ranger responds to a suspicious call?

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Normally, suspicious plumes of smoke meant yet another junker set ablaze, something we saw often enough that it barely rattled me anymore. But the quiver in the volunteer's tone gnawed at me. Something about this situation felt off. Without waiting for protocol or double-checking any sign-out sheets, I grabbed my keys and waved my co-worker, Manny, over.

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Chapter 2: What gruesome discovery is made in a burnt vehicle?

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We piled into our dusty truck and took off down the barren road, nothing but a shimmer of heat on the horizon. my mind kept replaying worst-case scenarios a wildfire blazing out of control folks trapped in a gutted vehicle or maybe something darker i couldn't fully process yet the desert seemed too quiet as we sped toward the site

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Chapter 3: How does a park ranger deal with the aftermath of violence?

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Normally I'd catch glimpses of desert hares scuttling across the road, or a hawk circling overhead. Not this time. The entire place felt as if it was bracing for bad news. Manny fiddled with the radio, trying to reach the volunteers again, but all we got was static laced with muffled crackles.

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Chapter 4: What unsettling events unfold in the quiet forest?

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each burst of static made me grip the steering wheel tighter we rounded a bend and spotted thick smoke curling into the sky that acrid scent of burned rubber and metal practically tore through the truck's ventilation we pulled up tires crunching on gravel and the volunteers waved us over their faces drained of color

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Chapter 5: What dangers lurk in the shadows of the wilderness?

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i stepped out and got an immediate taste of heat so intense it felt like a furnace blast the car in question was more of a scorched metal skeleton at this point the flames mostly dying down but leaving behind angry black fumes manny and i exchanged uneasy glances we'd dealt with torched vehicles before thieves often dump them after stripping out valuable parts

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Chapter 6: What terrifying encounter occurs with a mountain lion?

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But as we edged closer, something caught my eye through the shattered driver's side window. It looked like a large lump leaning against the steering wheel. I tried convincing myself it was just a mass of melted upholstery. Stepping around for a clearer look, I discovered it was definitely not just a ruined seat. My stomach dropped.

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I found myself staring at the remains of a person, the body blackened and distorted, features impossible to make out. The door handle had melted in places, and the rope, yes, rope, had fused to the metal. This wasn't a simple joyride gone wrong. Someone had brought this car here, bound the person inside, and shot them before setting the entire thing aflame.

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The sight pressed down on me, suffocating, like the desert itself was turning hostile. Manny rushed back to the truck to call for proper backup. As we stood by, the smoke coiled in the sky, trailing a pungent odor that clung to my clothes. Time seemed to grind to a halt while we waited.

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One of the volunteers hovered near me, stammering about how they'd initially assumed the car was just another stolen husk until they peered into the driver's seat. I remember scanning the area, paranoid about a possible suspect lurking in the brush, maybe watching us from behind a tumbleweed. The fire department eventually roared in, dousing the smoldering wreck, sending up fresh plumes of steam.

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Then the police arrived, setting up a perimeter with that familiar yellow tape. I tried to focus on small details, like half-burned food wrappers on the ground and the bullet holes scarring the frame. How many shots were fired? Was the victim alive when they were bound? I hated how my own thoughts drifted into morbid territory, but I needed to gather facts if I ever wanted to sleep again.

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Hours slipped by as investigators combed through the ashes, taking pictures, bagging up scraps of rope. I noticed Manny in a corner, staring silently at the wreck. He'd told me once that he was used to gore from a past job, but even he looked shaken. What we found here wasn't just violence, it was cruelty. Eventually, the site was labeled secure, and the authorities sent us on our way.

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We left behind a few sheriff's deputies to maintain the perimeter until forensics could finish up. As Manny and I drove back, the sky had bled into a deep sun-scorched orange. My head swam with everything we'd witnessed. The volunteers, wide-eyed and jittery, followed in their own car.

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still reeling from the realization that the scene they'd stumbled upon was so much worse than they'd feared by the time we reached the station a rumor was already circulating about the haunted site word travels fast in small circles and folks around here can't resist a good ghost story I overheard someone joking about how it had probably become the park's most sought-after camping spot.

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Visitors love a grim legend. But there was nothing amusing in the images still stuck in my head. The scorched seat. The twisted rope. That unrecognizable form in the driver's seat. I tried distracting myself with trivial tasks, sorting gear, scribbling meaningless notes on my next shift's to-do list. Nothing helped. Deep down, I knew I wouldn't forget what I saw that day.

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