29 Unsettling Photos From The Internet’s Morbid Knowledge Community

On February 2, 2018, 16-year-old Kevon Watkins faced connectivity issues while attempting to play Xbox games in his family's Georgia home.

In an effort to improve the speed, he decided to change the Wi-Fi password to prevent others from logging on and potentially slowing down the service during his gaming sessions.

Following this, a confrontation between Kevon and his mother unfolded, escalating to a point where his older sister, Alexus, stepped in to prevent Kevon from physically harming their mother.

Tragically, instead of de-escalating the situation, Kevon placed Alexus in a chokehold and refused to release her despite pleas from his younger brother and mother.

By the time the police arrived, the situation had taken a devastating turn. Her brain had been starved from oxygen resulting in extreme damage.

Alexus was quickly rushed to hospital but unfortunately didn’t survive the injury. Kevon was tried and sentenced to life imprisonment for the tragic incident.

In 1996, after being shot in the forehead by a drunken assailant and enduring a near 8-year coma, policeman Gary Dockery awoke suddenly and started talking enthusiastically, recognizing friends and recalling events from past years.

During his brief speaking opportunity, Dockery reminisced about camping outings, his green Jeep, and the names of his horses. He expressed his love to his 12 and 20-year-old sons.

However, he soon slipped back into the coma and never woke up again. He was pronounced dead in April 1997.

In 2014, a 57-year-old Japanese man called Yasuo Takamatsu learned how to SCUBA dive specifically so he can look for his wife's remains after she was presumably swept away during the 2011 tsunami. He says her last email to him was "I want to go home", and he is determined to make that happen. As of 2022, he still remains searching and given up hope.

Feral child Genie Wiley was confined to a dark room for over a decade from 20 months old, often bound to a bed or toilet by her father.

His response to any noise or behavior she exhibited was akin to that of a snarling dog, instilling fear in her. These severe conditions deprived Genie of the opportunity to learn how to walk or speak.

She was discovered in 1970, malnourished and mute.

Newlywed Samantha Miller lost her life in a car crash just moments after leaving her wedding venue. Her husband Aric was also injured but survived. The crash was caused by a drunk driver.

Canadian hockey player Duncan MacPherson vanished in Austria in 1989 while en route to begin a player-coach role in Scotland.

After last being seen at the Stubai Glacier resort on August 9, he missed his scheduled arrival in Dundee on August 12, prompting a family-led search.

Six weeks later, his borrowed car was found in the resort’s parking lot. For the next decade his whereabouts alluded everyone.

Fourteen years later, in 2003, his body was discovered in the ice of the Schaufelferner Glacier, showing severe injuries consistent with machinery impact.

His snowboard was similarly damaged, suggesting he may have been accidentally run over by a snowcat during a foggy day and buried in a shallow crevasse, where he remained hidden until the glacier melted.

In 2015, a 4-year-old girl from Colorado called Naomi was at the park with her family. She wandered off and walked over a frozen pond and fell through. This image shows her footsteps as she walked towards the lake. Unfortunately she didn’t survive and her cause of death was determined to be drowning and hypothermia.

17-year-old Juliane Koepcke was sucked out of an airplane after it was struck by lightning in 1971. She fell 2 miles to the ground, was strapped to her seat, and survived 10 days in the Amazon Jungle.

In 2020, Olesia Suspitsina tragically fell to her death from a cliff while posing for a photo to commemorate the end of lockdown. Ignoring safety barriers, she climbed to the cliff's edge for a more dramatic shot. Unfortunately, she slipped and fell 115 feet to her death in front of her horrified friend.