Which of These Urban Legends Happen to be True
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Urban legends are often dismissed as fiction, passed around as entertaining stories with little basis in reality. Yet some of the most surprising tales turn out to contain a kernel of truth. This piece explores which well-known urban legends are actually true, separating myth from fact and revealing the real events, behaviors, or circumstances behind these enduring stories. By looking beyond the rumors, it offers a closer look at why certain legends continue to circulate—and what makes them believable in the first place.
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A nineteenth-century British man named Edward Mordrake (also spelled "Mordake") was born with a rare medical condition in the form of a extra face on the back of his head?
A man became a millionaire after finding an original print of the Declaration of Independence in the frame of an old painting he purchased for $4.
A series of events where men were heard through baby monitors saying things like, "I'm watching you" after playing creepy music.
A policeman promised a waitress half the winnings from his lottery ticket. All the numbers came up, and he kept his word by sharing the jackpot with her.
Walt Disney had himself frozen while waiting for a cure for lung cancer to be discovered in 1966.
A triple murder occurs after a babysitter calls the children's parents and asks if she can cover up a clown statue in their house. They didn't have a clown statue.
A teen couple is "parking" when a man on the radio interrupts their music to warn listeners of an escaped convict. This warning causes the couple to take the girl home, where the man is waiting for her.
A college woman goes into her room late one night and her roommate's sleeping. The next morning she wakes up, her roommate has been murdered, a note written says, "Aren't you glad you didn't turn on the lights?"
A man makes his ex-girlfriend dinner, which she eats. Afterwards, she finds remains of her little dog on her doorstep, along with a text telling her that he hoped she enjoyed her dog.
A Russian sleep experiment causes participants to go crazy. Self-mutilating, fear of freedom crazy.
An experiment at Stanford where students were divided into two groups (guards and prisoners) and locked into a basement where they acted as such for days. The guards became harsh and cruel while the prisoners revolted, building barricades with beds.
A group of girls sees one scared to death after playing the "Bloody Mary" game seven times.
A woman feels safe even though a murderer had escaped, because she continuously lets her dog lick her hand as she sleeps for comfort. She falls asleep, her dog is dead. She sees, "humans can lick, too" written on the mirror.
A girl refused to wash her hair and instead, used hairspray which eventually led to roaches living in her hair. One day, one ate right through to her brain.
A young man who was playing a suicide victim in a haunted house accidentally hangs himself, fooling viewers.
An insane asylum escapee known as The Bunny Man feeds off of bunnies in the woods and kills anyone who dares to try to find him.
Two twelve year olds try to kill a classmate to impress the dark spirit Slender Man who they believed lived in the woods they stabbed her in.
The Mississippi State legislature removed fractions and decimal points from the mathematics curriculum of public secondary schools.
People are in the process of trying to become a legal Jedi. How? If enough people list Jedi as their religion the government has no choice but to make it an official religion.
A woman is mistaken as dead in the 17th century and buried alive. She eventually claws her way out, bloodied hands and filthy skin.
A family returns from a night out to find that their dog is choking. They take it to the vet and go home. The vet calls them and says leave the house now. Police soon find a fingerless man hiding in the house.
A young woman goes to the library to study when she is brutally, though silently murdered by a man with a knife.
A dead woman's body is so toxic that it causes hospital staff to grow ill. One nurse is in ICU for two weeks.
A young woman plays hide and seek in her large house. No one could find her until years later when her father is looking through the attic and find her body in a locked trunk.
A man asks a woman for car ride. She says yes. He puts his suitcase in her car and goes to the bathroom. She's in a hurry and drives off. Later, she opens the briefcase, and finds a rag, chloroform, duct tape, an ice pick.
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