Sep 27, 2026 · 16 min · 12 segments
Hey everyone! Welcome back to Pretty Creepy. On today's episode, we'll be reading \*alleged* real home invasion stories from people on Reddit. I can't think of anything more terrifying than being…
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We lived in the city near my high school, and it's pretty common for kids that were my age to be home alone or take the bus or train by themselves.

We lived in a birthday cake house, a triple-decker apartment, so it had front doors and a staircase that led to each apartment.

After a few minutes of her not coming inside, I decided to look through the peephole to see some dude going through the closet.

Literally the second he turned around, I looked to the lock and realized it was unlocked.

When he realized it was locked, he made his way to the stairs, and as he was doing so, I yelled at the top of my lungs, the police are here and they are on their way and I have a gun.

It was terrifying because I was home alone, but a good old locked door and a bluff got me out of that situation really quickly.

We lived in the city near my high school, and it's pretty common for kids that were my age to be home alone or take the bus or train by themselves.

We lived in a birthday cake house, a triple-decker apartment, so it had front doors and a staircase that led to each apartment.

After a few minutes of her not coming inside, I decided to look through the peephole to see some dude going through the closet.

Literally the second he turned around, I looked to the lock and realized it was unlocked.

When he realized it was locked, he made his way to the stairs, and as he was doing so, I yelled at the top of my lungs, the police are here and they are on their way and I have a gun.

It was terrifying because I was home alone, but a good old locked door and a bluff got me out of that situation really quickly.
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