The most terrifying thing they ever saw. Onlookers to deadly attacks give their perspective.

I saw a guy push his passenger, an old man, out of a car. The car was screeching, speeding

around a corner, the door flung open and the driver very clearly pushed the old man out.

Not the greatest thing for a 10-year-old to witness. The even weirder thing was that as I stood

there in shock while the old man was completely still on the road, a weird guy walked past me,

chuckled and said, it wasn't you, was it? And then chuckled again. It hasn't affected my life,

but I think about it every now and then. I didn't actually witness the thing, but I saw the direct aftermath

seconds later. The owner came home drunk to a house that I was at and demanded he speak with

one of the occupants in the backyard. A little bit afterwards their dog was freaking out,

demanding it to come inside. I went out back and the dog led me to them. The husband had

offered her and then himself.

She was gone, but he still had laboured breathing as he passed in front of me. It's still one of my

most vivid memories 21 years later. I was at the grand opening of a sports bar the night

Mani Pachial fought Chris Algeri. The bar was jam-packed beyond belief. So packed that you couldn't get

back to your table without shimmying through the other patrons, trying not to put your butt on the

backs of their necks and stuff. Anyway, a guy who'd paid, entered and had some drinks, and then went

outside to take a smoke break. No smoking allowed inside the bar. It was still an incredibly

long time to get inside, so he tried

to come back in the exit door. The bouncer told him he couldn't and it had to wait in

line and come back in the main entrance, though he didn't have to pay again. The guy was

real mad and tried to push past the bouncer. The bouncer eventually pushed him out

the door and locked it. The guy then apparently went back home, grabbed his girlfriend's

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