This Bedok ghost story based on real events will send chills down your spine

Last Updated on 2017-04-11 , 10:37 am

If it’s 12.00 a.m. and you’re alone at home now, we suggest that you read articles like how babies are made from a man and woman instead, or simply watch a video about cats trying to open a door.

Because what you’re about to read might just give you nightmares, and we’re not responsible for you being late for work tomorrow.

So, without further ado, let’s dive in, should we?

This is so frightening and real that some blocks were abandoned for years because of this. In Bedok North Ave 4, block 99, a mother allegedly threw a sleeping three-year-old child from the 25^th floor and then jumped down herself.

It was classified as a suicide, but it didn’t end there.

Apparently, the family was facing several problems: the husband has a mistress and owed loan sharks a considerable amount of money. Before the woman jumped, she wrote “it’s not over, darling” with her own blood on the wall, and was wearing a red dress during her death.

As the husband could not find a buyer for the house, he decided to move in with her mistress. Soon, they had a boy and nothing happened…until three years later.

The boy claimed to have an imaginary friend known as “Kor Kor” (brother). The parents dismissed it and thought it was normal for a child to have one…until one night, the son ran to his father’s room and told him that “Kor Kor” bullied him.

The husband, once again, dismissed it as a child’s imagination. But not for long. From the boy’s room, a soft cry could be heard. The husband somehow remembered how it sounded like: it was how his late son used to cry.

Although afraid, he told his son to stay put in his room as he checked out the source of the cry. When he found nothing and once again thought everything was mere imagination… …until his son jumped off from the flat, arms wide open.

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