7 True Scary Stories from Grandparents

I wanted to give my let’s family an update on how I’m doing since my youngest brother David passed away Tuesday, I’m trying to stay strong for my wife, my 3 year old son and my 1 year old daughter. Joel I’m trying to stay as strong as I can but I’m not gonna lie I miss David a lot but I can’t change what has happened but I will continue to stay strong for my family and my let’s Read who are always here for me in good and bad times they are awesome take care Joel you rock brother.

Story 6: OP really needs to tell us who their great uncle is. Since they didn’t though, if I had to guess, I’m thinking it’s the famous serial killer Liar McFakerson. He was known for telling tall tales to get attention from his victims and killed them by setting their pants on fire.

I literally just left my grandma's funeral and it breaks my heart not having any grandparents left alive. Thanks for this . I needed it

My nanas dad was killed by a milk truck in 1930. When the did a autopsy they found out he was supposed to be a twin he had multiple organs which was something they had never seen before.

whenever grandma says “i suppose ur old enough to tell u this now…” before a story, u know it’s gonna be good

"be careful who you give your heart to, because they may just try to cut it out when you least expect it" it hits me right in the chest.

This hit home as my grandmother had her own stories about war and fleeing her country that she never got to finish telling. Thank you Joel!

My grandpa's last words changed my life forever. He said, "You're standing on my oxygen pipe."

My grandfather was a judge in Los Angeles...his father was an early mayor of Anaheim...my grandmother was president of the Laguna Beach Garden Club♥️♥️

My great uncle Marco was crushed between two train cars while trying to climb back between them carrying apples he'd picked for his younger siblings (one being my great grandmother); he was 12. The cars shifted forward, pinned him, and ultimately ended his young life. Nona always said he was a sweet, caring, and mischievous older brother whom she loved and missed very much.