Suicide Mickey’s dark message

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What happens in this YouTube video?

The vintage-looking video begins with pitifully sad Mickey looking down while walking along an avenue. After 1.5 minutes, the screen turns black and quiet for about 3 minutes. Mickey Mouse resurfaces and a muffled sound of someone screaming is heard as Mickey heads along. After a minute, more voices join the creepy chorus of ghastly demonic screams.

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Shrieking voice of terror

Past 6 minutes, the viewer begins to have a strong sense of fear and the video turns blurry. In an adaptation in 2013, Mickey’s emotion turns to an evil smirk. In the original video, Mickey’s face is erased.

Demonic cryptic voice

What seems to be real screams was like an early 1900s recording of people being murdered in terror. At 7 minutes, the video turns wobbly and a man’s cryptic voice saying something is clearly audible. While we do not know what he is saying, it sounded like a ritual or a curse being declared. The shrieking voices stop at 8:45 minutes.

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The “Suicidemouseavi” video was uploaded on YouTube on December 8, 2009. It is different from an adaptation that was uploaded in 2013. If the video is authentic, it was probably made during the 1930s. It was discovered by Leonard Maltin around 2007, the same time the Momo Challenge came out.

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Gorix 2013 version

It was recreated in 2013 by Cristóbal Gámez, Grand Video Film Photography. In his version, Mickey’s face turns dark and evil as he walks along broken buildings. The original video showed simple brick buildings. In this “new vintage-looking” version, Mickey walks faster until he crashes. It ends with Mickey disfigured and dead with a syringe beside. In the original cartoon, the video ends with a close up of a faceless Mickey Mouse.

Leonard Maltin

The suicide Mickey video is linked to the film critic Leonard Maltin who stumbled the video and digitized it. He created the Walt Disney Treasures, a series of compilations of Disney cartoons and episodes for the centenary birth of Walt Disney.

According to the unidentified person who uploaded the Suicide Mickey video, Mr. Maltin was deeply disturbed when he saw the old film. He left and asked an employee to finish the video and take note of it. The security guard during that shift saw the employee pale and uneasy. He said, “Real suffering is not known” for about seven times. Then, he grabbed the guard’s gun and committed suicide.

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What is the reason for this video?

The video clearly wants to cast fear to those who watch it. Intentionally or not, it paves the way for the mind to open itself to evil things, which is what Satan is doing through video games and mobile apps. Whatever else is the purpose of the person who created it, this creepy video has generated fear and gave way to demonic entities to appear, at least in a first-hand story we got from a 10 years old girl who saw demonic manisfestation after watching the video.

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Avoid Creepypasta videos

Suicide Mickey video is referred to as a “creepypasta.” Any video tagged as creepypasta implies that it’s about darkness and evil. When we expose ourselves to depressing thoughts and things, it somewhat emits a spirit of timidity and fear and so we must avoid these types of videos at all cost. Focus and fill your minds with things that are pure, lovely, and admirable. (Philippians 4:8;2 Timothy 1:7)

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