Can you share more details about the scariest aspects in scariest school shooting stories?

The characters in these stories can be very scary too. Take the vengeful spirits in some tales. They often have a tragic backstory that led them to become malevolent. For instance, a ghost who was wronged in life and now seeks revenge on the living. Their appearance is usually described in a way that's disturbing. A pale face, empty eyes, and a slow, eerie movement. And the fact that they seem to be able to appear and disappear at will adds to the scariness. They can be right behind you without you even knowing until it's too late.

Sure. There was this one student who attended a boarding school. Every night, he would see a pair of glowing eyes staring at him from outside his window. He told the teachers but they didn't believe him. One day, he found some old records in the school archives that mentioned a student who had died tragically near that building many years ago. He became convinced that it was the spirit of that student haunting the place. This made him so scared that he transferred to another school.

The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting is also extremely scary. In 2012, a gunman entered the school and killed 20 young children and 6 adults. The thought of such a young and innocent group being targeted is just heart - breaking. It made people realize how vulnerable schools can be.

The sense of isolation in many of these stories is really terrifying. Like when someone is led to a remote location in the woods. There's no one else around, and any strange sound or sight becomes magnified. In one story, a guy was in the middle of a field at night following Randonautica. He was all alone, and when he saw a strange light hovering above him, he had no one to turn to. He was completely on his own, and that's a very scary feeling.

Well, there was this one story where a group of teenagers decided to break into a closed Chucky Cheese after hours. As they were exploring, they heard the animatronics start to play their songs, but in a really distorted and slow - motion way. Then, the eyes of the characters seemed to follow them as they moved around. It was terrifying for them.

In the Annabelle story, the scariest part was probably when it seemed to move on its own. It wasn't just a little shift, but it would be in a completely different place than where it was left. And the fact that it seemed to have an evil influence on people around it, like causing harm to those who tried to mess with it.

Another story is of a food delivery person. He got an order to a really old apartment building. The elevator was broken, so he had to take the stairs. The stairwell was dimly lit and smelled musty. As he was climbing the stairs, he heard a baby crying. But he knew there were no babies living on that floor. He finally found the apartment and handed over the food. The customer was really strange - she didn't say a word, just took the food and closed the door. He was so glad to get out of there.

Well, there's a story about a maintenance worker who was working late at night in Tomorrowland. He heard strange mechanical noises that didn't match any of the normal ride sounds. As he investigated, he felt like he was being watched. He quickly finished his work and left, but he always swore there was something odd going on in that area after dark.

The scariest aspect in many of these stories is the feeling of being trapped. In a subway car or on a platform, there's often no easy escape. For example, if there's a dangerous person or situation, you can't just run away freely like you can on the street. Another aspect is the anonymity. People can do bad things and disappear into the crowd easily.

The spread of malware is also a major scary part. Some dark web sites are designed to infect your device with malware without you even realizing it. Once infected, your device can be used to steal more data, spy on you, or be part of a botnet to carry out further attacks on other targets.