Can you share a particularly harrowing covid19 horror story?

There was a story of a group of soldiers who were trapped in a building surrounded by the enemy. They ran out of ammunition and were facing certain death. Some chose to fight with bayonets and whatever makeshift weapons they could find, while others, in a desperate act, decided to set off grenades rather than be captured. It was a tragic end for those brave men.

There was the story of a young enslaved girl. She was made to work in the fields from dawn till dusk. One day, she was too exhausted to keep up with the work pace. The overseer, in a fit of rage, tied her to a post and left her in the blistering sun for hours without water. By the time she was untied, she was barely alive and had permanent damage to her health.

The Battle of the Somme was extremely harrowing. On the first day alone, thousands of soldiers were killed. They were sent 'over the top' of the trenches into a hail of enemy machine - gun fire. It was like a slaughter. The fields were filled with the bodies of young men, and the screams of the wounded filled the air.

A young asylum seeker had to escape his country alone due to political persecution. He walked for days through dangerous terrains. When he crossed the border into a neighboring country, instead of getting help, he was locked up in a cell with no access to proper food or water for a long time. He was constantly in fear of being sent back to his home country where his life was in danger.

A POW was captured and put in a cage that was barely big enough for him to sit in. He was given very little water and food. The heat was unbearable, and there were insects constantly crawling on him. He was left in that condition for days, slowly losing his strength and hope.

In Dachau, there were prisoners who were used for target practice by the guards. The guards would randomly pick inmates and force them to run in an open area while they shot at them for fun. This blatant disregard for human life was a common horror in the concentration camps.

There was a school lockdown where a former student with a grudge came back to the school armed. He managed to get into the building before the full lockdown was initiated. As he walked through the halls, some students were caught out in the open. There was chaos as teachers tried to pull students into their classrooms. Thankfully, the school resource officer was able to subdue the attacker before anyone was seriously hurt, but it was a very close call and a truly harrowing experience for all.

Sure. There was a family who didn't evacuate in time. They huddled together in their attic as the water filled their house. As the water kept rising, they were forced to break through the attic roof to get some air. They watched as their neighborhood disappeared underwater. They were stranded there for days, with only a small amount of food they had managed to bring with them, and they were constantly worried about being swept away by the currents.

A Florida sex trafficking story that is truly harrowing involves a teenage boy. He was groomed by an older man through a gaming community. The man convinced the boy to meet in person, and then forced him into sexual servitude. The boy was held captive in a seedy motel for weeks before being rescued. This shows that sex trafficking doesn't only target girls, and can happen in unexpected ways.

Yes, there was a story of a patient who was wrongly diagnosed. She was a perfectly sane woman but was committed to the asylum because she didn't conform to the social norms of the time. Once in the asylum, she was subjected to electroshock therapy which was extremely painful and had a devastating impact on her mental state. It was a harrowing example of how the asylum system could be misused.