There's that one famous GIF of a long-haired woman who looks kind of like Shoko Asahara talking, right? Apparently, the source material was made by editing a photo of a serial killer victim, and honestly, the person who made it is way scarier.
I've always found that GIF viscerally repulsive, but learning the background story to it was even more terrifying. I seriously don't get what would possess someone to do something in such bad taste.
I went and looked it up. It's the third one. Even looking at it now, it's terrifying. I just feel so awful for the victim. *(Warning: The link is to a site collecting jump-scare GIFs, viewer discretion advised)* [50 Most Terrifying Ghost and Jump-Scare GIF Videos for the Ultimate Test of Nerve] http://blog.livedoor.jp/loveai0221/archives/34704125.html
If you stumble onto intense GIFs like that on some random site late at night, you'd literally pass out. I ran into the one where the chair shakes on a board once and it's still traumatized me.
Here is the truth behind it: The Tsuburo: The Origin of the World-Famous "GIF Image" Revealed! [Urban Legend] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsZUyXyo2W4
The thumbnail alone is already terrifying.
No way, this is way too creepy... I'm gonna watch it while listening to the Teekyu opening song to cope.
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