CreepsMcPasta Creepypasta Radio
Mar 24, 2026 · 40 min · 14 segments
CREEPYPASTA STORY►by frequent-cat: / frequent-cat Creepypastas are the campfire tales of the internet. Horror stories spread through Reddit r/nosleep, forums and blogs, rather than word of…
The only reason I went down that afternoon was that I needed to dig out a box of winter clothes I'd stored months earlier.
It's always locked, but every tenant has a key.
When I opened it, the familiar smell of damp and cardboard drifted up the stairs.
I flicked on the lights and walked between the rows of storage cages until I reached mine near the back wall.
At first, nothing seemed unusual.
Then I noticed one of the boxes was on the floor.
It had been sitting on the top shelf last time I'd been down here.
I remembered putting it up there because it was filled with old books and weighed too much to keep moving around.
Now it was lying on its side near the front of the cage.
I stood there for a moment trying to remember.
Maybe I'd taken it down the last time I was here and forgot to put it back.
That seemed like the simplest explanation.
So I stepped inside, lifted the box back onto the shelf, and didn't think much more about it.
The only reason I went down that afternoon was that I needed to dig out a box of winter clothes I'd stored months earlier.
It's always locked, but every tenant has a key.
When I opened it, the familiar smell of damp and cardboard drifted up the stairs.
I flicked on the lights and walked between the rows of storage cages until I reached mine near the back wall.
At first, nothing seemed unusual.
Then I noticed one of the boxes was on the floor.
It had been sitting on the top shelf last time I'd been down here.
I remembered putting it up there because it was filled with old books and weighed too much to keep moving around.
Now it was lying on its side near the front of the cage.
I stood there for a moment trying to remember.
Maybe I'd taken it down the last time I was here and forgot to put it back.
That seemed like the simplest explanation.
So I stepped inside, lifted the box back onto the shelf, and didn't think much more about it.
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