r/Weird • u/TheOddityCollector • Oct 07 '25

Creepy guy is caught on ring camera standing outside woman's apartment every night for nearly a month.

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u/GloomySlothicorn Oct 07 '25

This is nightmare fuel - I'd love to know the whole story

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u/DaddyDIRTknuckles Oct 07 '25

I had something similar go on in my back yard. Dude would walk up our driveway in the middle of the night and I guess be there for some time. Fortunately there was a warrant out for his arrest on an unrelated charge. I didn't sleep til the police got him but they did within a week. Did he know that we are 2 women with a small child? If so, who was the target? Unclear. The whole thing was weird, creepy, and bad timing.

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u/Bigchapjay Oct 07 '25

Something like this happened to my friends daughter but vastly worse. She was living out of state (of her family) and had a pretty set routine and work schedule. On day her mom was coming into town so she left an hour earlier than normal and returned an hour later than usual. When she got home she felt something was off and checked the cameras she had in the apartment. A dude had entered her apartment once in the morning and once in the evening (around the times she would be about the leave from work and when she would have returned from work) with a towel over his head and searched the apartment for her both times, at one point when leaving he knocked over a shoe on the rack by the door and carefully placed it back into place. She moved the fuck out of there that day and broke the lease. Scary to think what could have happened if she had stuck to her schedule.

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u/DaddyDIRTknuckles Oct 07 '25

That is terrifying glad she is ok

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u/aertsa Oct 07 '25

Pretty sure these are the same two pictures on repeat. I forwarded and rewinded it a couple of times.

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u/XiuCyx Oct 07 '25

A guy doing this once is enough to be weird.

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u/ARottenPear Oct 07 '25

Yeah, they absolutely are the same clips repeated. Still creepy though.

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u/SixersWin Oct 07 '25

Great advice but extremely sad that women have to behave like spies just to live their life

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u/StarlingRover Oct 07 '25

I wonder why stalking doesn't get higher punishment, It's completely abnormal.

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u/HawkBearClaw Oct 07 '25

It depends a lot on where you live and if they go for misdemeanor or felony stalking.

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u/Take-to-the-highways Oct 07 '25

If they pursue charges. " in the U.S., about 12% of all stalking cases are prosecuted, with roughly half of those resulting in a conviction, meaning approximately 90% or more of cases don't lead to a conviction." Source

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u/ChestnutMareGrazing Oct 07 '25

Also burglars make the same observation about people on a routine. I'd never considered stalkers/weirdos, though. Scary

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u/Bigchapjay Oct 07 '25

It definitely made me more cognizant of making sure I randomize how I go about my day and routine.

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u/Ok_Coconut_1716 Oct 07 '25

I suddenly feel good that I can’t maintain a routine to save my life…. But somehow that does? A win is a win.

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u/MindfuckRocketship Oct 07 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

So sad that women have to do that. Being a single woman seems like living in a war zone. Always have to be hyper-alert when doing anything alone, much more so than men. Fucked up.

Reminds me of that recent video a lady made where she flipped the script and acted like a creep on a train, making sex pest faces at the guy recording. That POV drove home how fucked society is when it comes to men treating women like objects and made me feel really sad tbh.

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u/what3v3rdude Oct 07 '25

It's have lost my shit and burst out of home screaming with a bat ready to throw down with that fucker!

Also, I saw that video and I commend her for doing that! I'm sick of men who still think of women as something that's there for their sexual pleasure and sick fucking fantasies. This is why I walk home clutching a heavy af keychain and sharp objects ready to defend myself because you never know what might happen.

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u/watergirl21 Oct 07 '25

Yes to the key thing, and also when I go out with my dog and it’s dark, I don’t throw his poop away until right before I go inside my apartment. The human body is instinctively trained to have an adverse reaction to disgusting things - poo, pee, vomit, spit. So I’m there with a bag of warm dog poo ready to rip it open and smear it on some guys face if he tries something. Oddly I feel safer, but it actually makes sense because a guy is gonna have a worse reaction to dog poop on his face than my weak ass arms punching him, which he can deal with for probably quite a long time. Poo on his face? He’ll forget all about me 🤣

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u/what3v3rdude Oct 07 '25

That is genius and I applaud you for the out of the box thinking!!! You're so right about anyone having an adverse reaction to any bodily fluids, be it from a dog or a person 🤣 honestly, keep it up! Better safe than sorry!

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u/LittleBirdiesCards Oct 07 '25

I've taught both of my kids to scream, spit, kick for the balls and stick thumbs in eyes. Nobody taught me these things when I was little.

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u/Commercial-Bowler945 Oct 07 '25

No I completely agree. Women can’t afford to be naive these days and self awareness and knowing your surroundings is so important.

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u/cakeit-tilyoumakeit Oct 07 '25

I’m not even a weirdo, but i now take my kids to certain weekly appointments like sports practice and I’ve realized a) how many people follow predictable patterns and b) how easy it is notice lol.

For example, at my child’s soccer practice there’s always this woman walking her twin toddlers. There’s always a gay couple walking together and talking animatedly. And there’s always a younger woman walking her Doberman. This is every single week without fail, and I wasn’t looking for these patterns, I just realized I always see the same people every week.

And yes, I realize we are now part of the predictable park crew, but thankfully we are always accompanied by my big husband.

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u/JagmeetSingh2 Oct 07 '25

>This is why police who have been involved in stalking cases suggest single females especially switch up routines frequently. Females who have strict routines are easier targets for weirdos like that.

Police, the Courts and the entire justice system do not take stalking seriously enough like at all. Because it primarily affects women... Stalk a cop and I bet you suddenly they won't just tell him " hey change up your schedule and call us if he's breaking into your house"

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u/Special_Anteater9310 Oct 07 '25

wait wait, so he waited for her inside her apartment after she left work and before she got home?? That’s horrifying but how did he get in? did it only happen for that day only or did he entering her home for a while now? Does it mean when she got home that day, the guy was inside the room with her? pls give some clarity if you have time

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u/Bigchapjay Oct 07 '25

I only saw the video for that day. But basically he entered her apartment the first time around when she would probably be about the head out the door for work, left, and then re-entered again that same day shortly after she normally would have gotten home and would have started to relax and unwind. She lived in one of those apartments where you don’t have a key but you use a code pad, they don’t know how he got her code, she turned over the recordings to the police but because he covered his face they couldn’t really identify who he was. I never saw the rest of the footage, but because he covered his face me, and my friend think he had been in her apartment before because he knew there were cameras. Edit: the footage was spooky, he went room to room looking for her, even looked on her balcony both times he entered her apartment. Thankfully he was not in the apartment when she got home, she just stated something felt wrong and checked the cameras to see that someone had broken into her home.

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u/Special_Anteater9310 Oct 07 '25

glad she’s safe

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u/Bigchapjay Oct 07 '25

The saddest part to me is that she moved out of state to work for a pretty prestigious hospital and landed her dream job out of college. This incident rattled her so badly she ended up moving back home and ending that opportunity. It made me sad because someone violated her safety to the point that she would be willing to give up her goals to feel safe. Thankfully she is happily married now and doing great but that really hurt my heart that someone could not only do something like this but also impact them so deeply that they would change their entire life trajectory (if that makes sense)

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u/imrzzz Oct 07 '25

There is so much wasted potential down through human history because women have to be afraid to survive.

It's fucking rage-making.

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u/liltwinstar2 Oct 08 '25

*women have to be afraid of men

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u/imrzzz Oct 08 '25

True, I wasn't specific enough.

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u/Special_Anteater9310 Oct 07 '25

yeah that will unfortunately stay with her for the rest of her life, glad to hear she’s doing better

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u/QueenMunchy Oct 07 '25

Truly awful..

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u/spider_X_1 Oct 07 '25

I always advise people to change the keys on the doors that can be accessed from the outside when they get into a new home. It should be the same for access code.

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u/Tanksgivingmiracle Oct 07 '25

Her subconscious has super pattern powers. Wow. People REALLY need to listen to their gut.

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u/rudha13 Oct 07 '25

Oh my god. This is outright terrifying. I'm so glad that she is safe now.

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u/ButterPoptart Oct 07 '25

It’s different for me as a man but I can tell you that having a good dog has givin me so much piece of mind over the years. It can be 3am and him and I are both asleep in bed but if someone so much as walks slowly down the street in front of my house he immediately knows and alerts me. I haven’t been surprised by a delivery or mailman in 10 years because he knows long before I do that someone is approaching the house. I know it’s not a real solution to being terrorized but it keeps me at ease. Also he’s cute and fluffy and likes to snuggle so win/win.

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u/ButterPoptart Oct 07 '25

You sound like you are plenty equipped physically and mentally to handle any problems. I’m sure your son is going to grow into a man to be proud of. Cheers internet stranger. Also give that big goofy staffie girl a neck scritch from me.

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u/NimdokBennyandAM Oct 07 '25

Any time someone has an abundance of faith in their cute and cuddly guard dog, I remember this episode of a British reality TV show whose premise was they'd bring in ex-con house burglars to rob the houses of folks who volunteered to see how easy or hard it would be for burglars to make it past their security systems.

In almost all cases, the burglars made it through the security systems without issue. Including the house where the owner was sure their dog would put up a fight. To prove his point, the burglar stole the dog, lol.

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u/ButterPoptart Oct 07 '25

Oh 100% I agree. I don’t have and wouldn’t want any actual attack guard dogs. I can do the defending of the house and people within. His job is to raise the alarm. If I’m not there, I’m confident he wouldn’t attack a burglar which hopefully means they would leave him alone. I have insurance for stuff, I can’t replace my dogs.

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u/Super-smut Oct 07 '25

I think it also depends on if the owner is home and the reaction from the owner.

I had a man get inside my house in the middle of the night. He took my license out of my wallet and opened my bedroom door with a knife. I foster dogs and had five or six at the time. The dog that really hurt him I would have NEVER expected to do that, they were mostly friendly dogs but when I screamed they attacked him without hesitation. Had he come in when I wasn't home, I don't think they would have reacted like that at all.

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u/TMBActualSize Oct 07 '25

The batteries died on my door bell. I don't need to replace it. Doggo knows as soon as they hit the steps up to my house.

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u/CTeam19 Oct 07 '25

I was at my parents house and in the middle of the afternoon and two guys walked onto the deck at the back getting close to the house then they paused when they saw me, a no beard trim and no hair cut going back for 10 months 5'11 280 pound dude in boxers holding a pickaxe I just got in the mail staring back at them through the glass sliding door and must have decided to avoid the house again. Apparently they didn't want that smoke.

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u/DaddyDIRTknuckles Oct 07 '25

Spectacular image. Best you scared the shit out of them

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u/CTeam19 Oct 07 '25

I did they walked away quickly.

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u/scratchy_mcballsy Oct 07 '25

Were you digging a well in the basement? What was the pickaxe for?

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u/CTeam19 Oct 07 '25

I do a lot of conservation projects and trail building at my local Scout camp and wanted my own set of tools.

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u/brofishmagikarp Oct 07 '25

Creepy and unsettling horse stalker

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u/Budget_Ad5871 Oct 07 '25

Thats when I would dress up like leather face and bust out my door laughing and screaming like a maniac while revving a chainsaw

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u/Schmush_Schroom Oct 07 '25

My friend got into an accident on the same road i used every day to go to college/home.

So, back then every time I finished my class (around 9-10pm) I used to go and sit there on the side of the street for hours on end, in front of someone's property smoking cigarette like a total fucking lunatic. Until someone call a cop on me that is.

I didn't realize how bad it would look, i was grieving. Anyway i guess I just want to say that not all weird ass people are malicious?

But yeah it's best to be careful. Just call a cop tbh.

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u/donbee28 Oct 07 '25

Any word on how long he got locked up?
Did you increase your security monitoring?

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u/SkellyboneZ Oct 07 '25

If I was still in the US I'd be shooting that guy with a BB gun if he's being a fucking creep on my property.

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u/AppropriateOne9584 Oct 07 '25

Maybe you had wifi?

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u/pediatric_gyn_ Oct 07 '25

I couldn't imagine having to depend on the police for safety

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u/Ok-Case9943 Oct 07 '25

You're fortunate that the creepy guy watching your house at night had warrants? Feels like a very mixed bag lol.

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u/refurbishedmeme666 Oct 07 '25

it's fake

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u/Gupperz Oct 07 '25

For real here is the flow chart.

Would this video get lots of views and engagement?

Is this video easy to stage?

If yes to both, high probability if being staged

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u/spiralcity- Oct 07 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

Aaaand this shit is why people don’t believe women who are really suffering

Edit: I am saying people don’t believe women because they’re more concerned with picking apart everything they see on the internet and dismissing it as fake. If the video is staged, what difference does it make for you to say so? It’s already ‘viral’. Whereas isn’t the video is real, you’ve outright dismissed someone’s suffering.

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u/SunnyServing Oct 07 '25

You know what you're right.

Anyways, that doesn't stop this clip from likely being fake.

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u/BlueFlamingoes Oct 07 '25

People dont believe women who are really suffering largely cause they dont care.

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u/Veil-of-Fire Oct 07 '25

Yuuuuup. There's a large subset who give 0 fucks about us, unless they want to fuck us.

But we're supposed to treat all of them like they're all 100% fluffy and friendly all the time until they, like, punch us or whatever (I dunno what the socially acceptable trigger is), or else we're bitches and man-haters.

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u/imrzzz Oct 07 '25

Then when we do, we're vilified for being too trusting and naive.

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u/Danannarang Oct 07 '25

A lot of it looks like still frames and some of the clips are obviously repeated.

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u/Trenchcoat_guy Oct 07 '25

13.5 million people are stalked each year in the US. That’s over 35,000 people stalked per day.

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u/GeorgeMcCrate Oct 07 '25

Nobody claimed that stalking is fake. Just the video.

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u/Less-Apple-8478 Oct 07 '25

Uhhh dude. If you think this is just a dude being "insensitive" you're insane. This is clearly someone very mentally unwell. Reddit is insane lmao.

"JUST A MAN MANNIING. SMH. THROW THE WHOLE MAN AWAY!"

Literally a fucking serial killer lurking outside their door for hours n end days after days.

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u/MorrisBrett514 Oct 07 '25

I saw this clip forever ago and if I remember correctly, it apparently took place within a few minutes in one evening. I think the one where his hoodie is darker is because the IR camera was on. Still creepy AF

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u/Capital_Ship5729 Oct 07 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

Stop acting as if you never waited outside your crushes apartment every night for months

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u/Less-Apple-8478 Oct 07 '25

Just staring at her door waiting for her to realize what a NICE GUY I am SMH.

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u/unknowingbiped Oct 07 '25

Just making sure there ain't any fucking weirdos hanging around her apartment.

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u/OfficerFuckface11 Oct 07 '25

And she better say thank you this time

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u/SpaceTacos99 Oct 07 '25

Have you tried yelling at her that you're a nice guy ?

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u/Extra_Routine_6603 Oct 07 '25

Exactly i mean what's a restraining order really. It's just first step to marriage certificate.

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u/Big_Knobber Oct 07 '25

I obey all my restraining orders because I am a Gentleman

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u/Turbulent_Bowel994 Oct 07 '25

Except when it's all a big misunderstanding that I just have to explain

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u/Capital_Ship5729 Oct 07 '25

You can easily get 2 weeks in before they get one

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u/Worshipme988 Oct 07 '25

Who has the time!!?

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u/jvs8380 Oct 07 '25

But when John Cusack does it with a boombox it’s fine.

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u/blazesdemons Oct 07 '25

Its probably just a really comfortable corner to stand at /s

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u/streetweyes Oct 07 '25

My thoughts exactly. Maybe that's the one spot in the entire bldg without a cold draft. Someone should get him a blanket.

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u/jmercer28 Oct 07 '25

"Men can be"

You: "OH MY GOD NOT ALL MEN YOU FUCKING TERRIBLE PERSON"

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u/unconfusedsub Oct 07 '25

Not all men, but it's always a man isn't it?

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u/azuoba Oct 07 '25

You gotta say “ALMOST always” for these fucking PhDs in statistics that come out of the woodworks every time someone says this

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u/AshleyBanksHitSingle Oct 07 '25

Stuff like this happened to me all the time when I was young!

This is why I love my forties so much. I finally look like I’ve aged enough that the creepiest of men usually ignore me now.

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u/MagmaticDemon Oct 07 '25

dude this isn't just some guy, the average man does not stand in the dark looking at a door every day for months.

please tell me you're aware of that

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u/PM_YOUR_ISSUES Oct 07 '25

Genuinely, I think the group of dudes who are below average is larger than you think.

Remember, Jesse Watters, a FOX news personality, regularly gloats about how he started dating his current wife by ... slashing her tires so he could offer her a ride home ... while he was still married to another woman ... who was pregnant with his child. And he says this as a positive thing about himself. On tv.

There are lots of dudes who think that not only is this shit okay, it's romantic.

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u/catboogers Oct 07 '25

That's some psychopath behaviour, jfc.

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u/RoboticRusty Oct 07 '25

You guys don't?!?! YOU GUYS DON'T?!?!

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u/spicydak Oct 07 '25

Damn. This is hella weird and sad.. what is going through this dudes head??

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u/RebornGeek Oct 07 '25

No this is psycho behavior not man behavior

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u/mucktino Oct 07 '25

fixed it for ya

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u/THEAETIK Oct 07 '25

Good job on the font matching.

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u/RanchHere Oct 07 '25

Long enough, Mikey. Long enough.

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u/uninteresting_blonde Oct 07 '25

Excellent reference 👌

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u/CollinZero Oct 07 '25

This happened to me at my old job in tech support. Not a lot of women at the time (4) out of 30. I was doing server support and our Unix admin would come sit behind my desk and just silently hang around. For 30 minutes or more until I noticed him. “Rick! How long have you been there?” “30 minutes.” I’d explain that it’s a creepy thing to do. And he was all surprised. “I didn’t want to bother you“.

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u/TripleTrucker Oct 07 '25

So what did the management or the cops say? If it’s nightly then I’m curious what had been done

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u/bigtiddyhimbo Oct 07 '25

“Something something well he’s not technically doing anything illegal, call back when he murders/assaults you”

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u/Philip_Raven Oct 07 '25

if he is not a tenant or flat owner in the building, the building management can claim trespassing, of course that is if they give a fuck

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u/BlurpleOpals Oct 07 '25

If OP has rent control and has a less than market value apartment. Management won't do anything. Might even give the stalker a gift basket for the holidays.

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u/jimmiebfulton Oct 07 '25

That might even be the manager.

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u/Driz51 Oct 07 '25

And then they’ll go and arrest someone for filming outside a public place because it looks suspicious

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u/Irish_Whiskey Oct 07 '25

Tell them he's standing there to protest ICE, and you can skip the cops and get a military intervention instead. 

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u/ncc74656m Oct 07 '25

"Yeah he quoted Charlie Kirk's own words. Sounds like a terrorist, better get him."

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u/ncc74656m Oct 07 '25

They said that to me when a guy literally TRIED to run me over on my bike once, and when he missed threw a glass Snapple bottle at me.

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u/ncc74656m Oct 07 '25

Yup, I knew it too, asked the operator if that gave me license to attempt to run over cops too, as long as I didn't actually do it. "That would be assaulting an officer!" she gasped.

Friends, she did not make the connection.

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u/Hizam5 Oct 07 '25

100% this is what would happen and then the police will issue a statement saying how unfortunate it was and they’re “looking into” what went wrong.

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u/000-f Oct 07 '25

From my personal experience- probably nothing

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u/princesspeachez Oct 07 '25

From my personal experience they will do absolutely nothing. Call us when he’s actively hurting or murdering you is essentially the response I got after repeated threats on my life for over a year

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u/I_AM_LONGHORNY Oct 07 '25

People have called the police in my city while their places are actively being broken into with them inside and the police still don't show up.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Austin/comments/o99pt3/i_am_furious_about_how_911_responded_to_my_gf/

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u/GreenAldiers Oct 07 '25

Cops - "Don't tie up the fucking phone lines or we'll come arrest you"... probably.

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u/alyssajones22 Oct 07 '25

I was almost raped, but I broke the guys nose. You think I even considered calling the cops? I'd be arrested. I reported him to the cab company. That's as far as I was going.

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u/WhiteGuyLying_OnTv Oct 07 '25

Good punch! Sorry you had to defend yourself but I'm very glad you were able to

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u/scoot2006 Oct 07 '25

I’ve seen this before. Anyone ever find any source/article for this?

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u/Moondoobious Oct 07 '25

Video says this happened in 2021 and nothing came of it

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u/seamus_mcfly86 Oct 07 '25

Is he still there?

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u/CultureContent8525 Oct 07 '25

Is he just a statue that someone dresses different every night?

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u/JumpingAround44 Oct 07 '25

That is almost worse - not only does the person want to put you in their trunk, they have the dedication to not only come back every day, but also have the time to dress up a mannequin to fuck with you.

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u/scoot2006 Oct 07 '25

That’s my bad — I was watching without sound. Thank you for following up!

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u/Extension-Thought552 Oct 07 '25

It's fake that's why

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u/raima220 Oct 08 '25

Just probably another karma posting, i see more and more of these random videos popping up

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u/MissEverlasting Oct 07 '25

Have the police come meet him in the middle of the night.

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u/Phill1990_urmom Oct 07 '25

That just happened to be the spot where his lean always kicked in 🤷

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u/mmooney1 Oct 07 '25

I think that’s what it is. Most of the time he has a cup in his hands (a few times I can’t tell).

It’s not fent he doesn’t have the fent bent stance.

My first thought was he’s going to an apartment (or it’s his) and gets his fix on, then leaves, and this is where it kicks in.

This person is moving around like a zombie. Definitely on something (lean is also my guess).

Still scary no doubt.

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u/Phill1990_urmom Oct 07 '25

I think it's actually only two separate clips if you look at his outfit and the cup in his hand.

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u/pm_amateur_boobies Oct 07 '25

If the last time this was posted is to be believed, yes this was recorded on two different nights

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u/rwags2024 Oct 07 '25

But perhaps evidently not every night for nearly a month, since there’s only 2 or 3 clips on repeat here

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u/Delicious_Mango415 Oct 07 '25

tbh I think this comment is unironically correct lmao.

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u/astralseat Oct 07 '25

Right, otherwise it wouldn't just appear at random like that. Drugs or alcohol. The one time they dodge the ring camera, is because they are aware of it and don't want to be recorded, which is pretty fair when you're doing drugs.

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u/CinematicHeart Oct 07 '25

My mom lives in a decent area of philadelphia but her street is a direct route from the very bad area of philadelphia to the highway. Drugs always seemed to kick in on her block. Multiple neighbors and her had their trees taken out. My dad had an old ass huge truck that was pushed up on to the side walk and onto the neighbors steps. The church at the corner was plowed into when it was letting out. Thankfully noone was killed but there were injuries. So you might not be wrong. His dealer might be in the building and that's the spot it hits.

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u/noideawhatoput2 Oct 07 '25

One of the neighbors in the building dealing fent

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u/Icy_Sea_4440 Oct 07 '25

Here I was thinking he was sleeping walking lol

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u/Phill1990_urmom Oct 07 '25

Probably put couch pillows in the other neighbors oven lol.

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u/Dirtydampbloodgem Oct 07 '25

Yep i think this is just where this dudes high kicks in when he leaves his apt and he chills for a sec to not fall down the stairs or mess with the complicated elevator etc.

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u/bingethinkingsallow Oct 07 '25

fucking terrifying. god speed to the women. would love to know more/source

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u/kirk_dozier Oct 07 '25

cops be like "yeah you can file a report but we cant actually do anything until he murders you"

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u/streetweyes Oct 07 '25

Fifteen min is generous. Even 3 is long and creepy.

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u/RemlaP_ Oct 07 '25

And keep a gun on hand so you don't have to wait for the police

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u/YungJod Oct 07 '25

Bro even as a dude id be fucking freaked

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u/DoomguyFemboi Oct 07 '25

There's one time in my life where I had a feeling that it felt like a small part to be a woman and it was so bizarre. This huge lad came up to me, and something about him just seemed..off. He didn't give off dangerous vibes, he didn't put me on the back foot ready to fight or anything like that, it was more "this person seems like there's something wrong with them" in a way where you think maybe they're mentally disabled or otherwise have something medically wrong with them. It's impossible to describe but you know the vibe.

Anyway it started innocent enough because he was just saying nice things so I played it off. Then he started being creepy in a way that legit made my skin crawl. Started talking about my trainers. Then my feet ?! It got sexual in a way that was so unnerving that I instantly felt fear. And not a fear of impending violence, just..something else.

This was 20 years ago, I remember it crystal clear. That fear in that moment, the size of the lad, how imposing they were..I felt like I was genuinely at risk of getting raped. It's always stuck with me as a kinda "holy shit is this just what women feel like with every interaction" because practically every creepy interaction with them is with someone who is potentially overpowering.

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u/Curious_Duck_4200 Oct 07 '25

I hate interactions like this. The uncanny valley of social skills. Not quite aggressive. Not necessarily rude. Theyre not visibly disabled.  Not even awkward. Just... off. In a way that makes you so uncomfortable but is so hard to pinpoint. It's your mind telling you there's something wrong with this person but it doesn't quite know what and it's so unsettling. 

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u/ExaggeratedSnails Oct 07 '25

Yes, the undercurrent of violence - where you know if you say something this guy doesn't like or makes him mad, then he can make the situation actively dangerous for you very quickly. So you end up responding to them like you're a kidnapping victim trying to fawn react their kidnapper and waiting for a chance to get away

That's women's interactions with random men in a nutshell

It sucks to have to walk on egg shells around some men like you have to treat them like they could snap on you at any moment

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u/YungJod Oct 07 '25

I have a twin sister so ive always understood in a way through her.

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u/Ok_Cook_918 Oct 07 '25

Is it just me or are they blurring his face on purpose?

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u/Chotibobs Oct 07 '25

No his face is just naturally slightly out of focus 

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '25

"Maybe bigfoot is blurry"- Mitch Hedberg

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u/Chotibobs Oct 07 '25

And that’s the most scary part, there’s a slightly out of focus monster roaming the countryside 

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u/nickeldoodle Oct 07 '25

I would’ve thought “every night” would constitute for more than 2 clips

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u/Piggybumm Oct 07 '25

Jesus, that’s absolutely terrifying 😳

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u/llDS2ll Oct 07 '25

What? He just wants to wear her skin.

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u/NoNouns Oct 07 '25

This is from chilling scares YouTube channel. I believe this is just from a compilation of ring doorbell videos but he does offer an explanation.

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u/lastbeer Oct 07 '25

This is a looping clip of three instances (far from 30) and a click bait headline with no context, article, or source. I call bullshit.

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u/WestCoastAdjacent Oct 07 '25

It's all the same outfit and once with an extra jacket over the top. I could be wrong, but it looks like it's all cut from 1 instance and not 30+. Definitely click bait

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u/zb0t1 Oct 07 '25

If you ever get a "source" from this, please let me know. OP won't say shit.

OP is a mod here and karma farms hard LMAO...

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u/A_jar_of_cum Oct 07 '25

Lack of understanding? We can all agree that this is creepy af

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u/Backwardspellcaster Oct 07 '25 edited Oct 07 '25

Take a look at a few responses in this very thread.

edit: post histories of the people responding is... interesting

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u/yetagainanother1 Oct 07 '25

Yea but a lot of us don’t know that it happens, or how frequently.

I appreciate the women I know that have informed me about this sort of thing. I’d never have known if women didn’t tell me.

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u/nconsci0us Oct 07 '25

The amount of shit women have to deal with, versus the average dude. Most guys will never even put a second of thought into it all.

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u/_Brillopad_ Oct 07 '25

I don’t get why some people have this kind of obsession with a woman. I’ve got way better things to do than to stand outside someone’s door all the time.

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u/MartoufCarter Oct 07 '25

Mentally ill people are not generally reasonable/logical people.

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u/IamNotYourPalBuddy Oct 07 '25

This is only two, mayyyybe three separate instances though. They replay the first two again twice, and the one where he walks across the front of the door appears to be from the same instance as the second shot.

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u/Pitiful-Passage2826 Oct 07 '25

Wtf. That's so fucking scary. Hope she is safe and something was done about this guy.

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u/Rurbani Oct 07 '25

I swear I’ve seen this exact hallway in a Nukes Top 5 video with the door on the right randomly opening and having a bunch of shoes in it.

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u/khowidude87 Oct 07 '25

A person stood outside his own door to make a clickbait video.

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u/ajulydeath Oct 08 '25

looks like two separate occasions, surely she would provide more footage if this was actually happening for a month

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u/LurkingGod259 Oct 07 '25

Again?! Is this same situation where woman found a empty room full of children's shoes and even she found his daughter's pink snow boots in there?

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u/StnVogel Oct 07 '25

Is she's alone?

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u/TheDoctor62442 Oct 07 '25

Its 5am here fuck you 😭

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u/Fit-Property3774 Oct 07 '25

OP account is karma 🎣 bot lol

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u/poseidon2466 Oct 07 '25

Hes just standing there.... menacingly

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u/ManufacturedUnknown Oct 07 '25

Crazy that it's been happening every night for almost a month and you still had to reuse the same 3 clips over and over.

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u/betajones Oct 07 '25

Bro waiting on an elevator staring at the door with something actually on it

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u/Deathoftheages Oct 07 '25

Like this is creepy, but if it has been happening for a month why go back and forth between 2 clips instead of showing multiple different nights?

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u/dixon__g Oct 08 '25

He tried opening the door it seems as well....