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In 1983, scientists conducted an experiment where they successfully transplanted a baboon's heart into a newborn baby. The infant, known as Baby Fae, survived for 21 days post-surgery. While groundbreaking, the procedure ultimately failed due to organ rejection.

Have you heard about the old hospital on Pine Street? They say at midnight, you can hear children laughing in the abandoned pediatric ward. But here's the thing - those giggles don't sound quite human. A nurse who worked there told me the children's ward closed thirty years ago.

Have you heard about the abandoned hospital on Route 16? They say at exactly 3 AM, you can hear children laughing in empty corridors. Security guards quit after seeing a nurse pushing a bloody wheelchair. No cameras work there - they just show static and screaming faces.

Tonight’s tale is particularly chilling, so I suggest you settle in and lock your doors. Have you ever felt like you were being watched while by yourself? Just remember, the accounts you are about to listen to are based on actual events. Let’s begin.

I found this abandoned mansion that's going viral right now, and it's seriously weird. Everything looks normal until you reach the basement, where there's a massive underground tunnel system. After digging into the history, turns out it was built during prohibition for smuggling.

In 1967, Sarah bought an antique mirror at a local estate sale. That night, she noticed her reflection would move seconds after she did. Within weeks, she started hearing whispers from the mirror at midnight. Her husband tried removing it, but it always returned to the wall by morning.

The birthday party was perfect - balloons, cake, and children's laughter filling our backyard. Then my daughter pointed to her friend Sarah waving from the treehouse. I froze. Sarah had moved away six months ago, after the accident. Nobody was in the treehouse.

They found an old camera in a drained lake last Tuesday, its lens caked in black silt. When the film was developed, the images weren't of scenery, but of a human stomach. Each photo showed a different, undigested wedding ring, and the photographer’s own reflection in a bloody scalpel.