Can you share more details about some of the scariest student stories?

Well, in the Columbine shooting, the shooters' meticulous planning was really scary. They had bombs and guns, and seemed to have a cold - blooded intention to cause maximum harm. It was like they were on a mission to destroy as much as they could.

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.

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.

Sure. In one story, a person unknowingly downloaded a malware from the dark web. This malware took over his webcam and recorded everything he did in his room. The hacker then blackmailed him with the footage. It was really scary as his privacy was completely violated.

Let's take the story of the Banff Springs Hotel again. The bride's ghost is one of the most well - known hauntings there. She was so excited for her big day and was taking pictures on the grand staircase. But tragedy struck when she tumbled down and died instantly. Since then, many guests, including hotel staff, have witnessed a figure in a white wedding dress. Some say they can feel a cold presence as she passes by. It's not just a one - time sighting, but a recurring phenomenon that has made the Banff Springs Hotel a popular destination for ghost hunters.

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.

Since I don't have detailed information on Amy Porterfeild's student success stories, I can only guess. Maybe she overcame difficulties in her studies, like a learning disability or difficult family circumstances, and still managed to succeed. For example, she could have found a unique study method that worked for her and improved her academic performance greatly.

Sure. In one story, a guy answered an ad for a cheap apartment. When he went to see it, the place was filthy and smelled really bad. But the worst part was that the 'landlord' was acting really strange and kept asking him personal and inappropriate questions. It was clear that it was a very dangerous situation. Another story is about someone who sold their laptop on craigslist. The buyer paid with a fake check and when the seller realized it, the buyer had already disappeared with the laptop.