Hello everyone and welcome back to Scary Interesting.

In this video, we're going to over three stories of people in totally ordinary situations until

something extraordinary would happen and in each case would end up being absolutely horrific.

One of the stories is simply one of the saddest and most disturbing things ever covered in this channel.

So as always, viewer discretion is strongly advised.

October 8, 1999 was going to be a big day for 36 years and a, not only be meeting with a job-matching service that afternoon, but it would be only her second or third visit to Chicago's bustling downtown area. The windy city had been Anna's home for the past two years, but she had never had much cause to hop on the L-train and head to the skyscruppers known as the Loop. This busy area is known as Chicago's central business district, and in the back of Anna's mind, she was a little apprehensive. Like what if she got lost, or what if she missed her stop on the train? None of these warriors could be entertained in her mind for long, though. Her three-year-old daughter would be joining her on her downtown adventure, so Anna needed to get both of them ready to go.

As the morning were on, they were finally ready to go, so the pair left their apartment and headed for the nearest train station to get on the L. It was a short ride into the city, maybe about 20

minutes, which gave them the opportunity to marvel at the many sizes and shapes of the buildings

in Chicago's downtown in the distance. At the proper station, Anna and her daughter got off the train and headed for Van Buren Street.

The weather that day was also typical of fall in Chicagoland, gray, gloomy, and drizzly.

The mother and daughter then moved north along Wabush Avenue, but where they were going wasn't exactly clear.

Anna's appointment wasn't for another 45 minutes or so,

and the two were walking in the opposite direction of Anna's scheduled meeting. Whatever the reasoning,

it didn't really matter. They had time to kill in a completely unfamiliar world that needed

exploring. All around them, the city was alive and humming with traffic and people rushed

to lunch as the towering monolith, the CNA

center, loomed over it all.

This 44-story skyscraper and its bright red exterior made it one of the most recognizable

buildings in all of downtown Chicago.

On ground level, walking across the street from the CNA center with her daughter was Anna.

They walked past a parking garage entrance along Wabish Avenue, close to the east side of the CNA center with her daughter was Anna. They walked past a parking garage entrance along Wabash Avenue close to the east side of the

CNA building.

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