50 Unsettling Photos From The Internet’s Morbid Knowledge Community

Despite being a dog afraid of thunder, Roselle, the guide dog, calmly carried out her duties amidst the deafening noise and debris on the 78th floor of the North Tower on September 11th 2001.

Guiding her blind owner, Michael Hingson, who sensed jet fuel, Roselle earned trust for not leading into danger. In the midst of smoke, Hingson, unsure if Roselle could hear or see signals, gave the command “Forward.”

Pausing only for dog kisses to reassure a panicked woman, this remarkable canine-human team led a group down over 1,463 steps to safety.

In 1997, in Russia, a poacher shot and wounded a tiger and stole part of its recent k**l. The tiger later found the cabin that the poacher was living in and then waited at least 12 entire hours for the poacher to come home. The tiger then k****d and ate the man upon his return.

In 2013, 5-year-old Jocelyn Rojas was abducted from her front yard by a man in a car who lured her with ice cream.

Fortunately, 15-year-old Temar Boggs and his friend witnessed the incident and decided to take action. They quickly grabbed their bikes and chased after the car.

For 15 minutes, the teenagers pursued the car until the kidnapper realized he had been noticed. He pushed the girl out of the car and fled the scene.

Thanks to the bravery of the two boys, the little girl was rescued. Without their intervention, her fate might have been very different.

In 2012, a 24-year-old Kenyan man who worked at an orphanage called Anthony Omari woke up to find 3 machete-wielding thugs breaking in.
He took on all three men at once and chased them outside, where the fight continued. But unfortunately, Anthony would take a machete to the face.
Despite this, he successfully fought the attackers off, ensuring the children's safety, and then collapsed.
Luckily, he survived but needed stitches for the 11-inch gash across his face.
Upon hearing about his struggle, Ben Hardwick, a 21-year-old Penn State student interning at a nearby facility, went to talk to him.
Inspired by the story and deeply worried about Omari and the children's safety, Hardwick shared the man's story on Reddit, seeking $2,000 in donations to help build a larger fence for protection.
Within the first twenty-four hours, he received $65,000 in donations.

In 2009, Sgt. Dakota Meyer disobeyed a direct order to pull back from his position and instead rescued wounded soldiers from a firefight nearby. He went back five times, personally evacuating 12 wounded soldiers and providing cover for another 24. When asked why he did what he did, he said: “That's what you do for a brother.”

An Australian man called Don Ritchie, lived the across street from the most famous su***de hotspot in Australia known as "the gap".

He lived there for almost 50 years and during that time he saved at least 160 from ending their lives by striking up a conversation with them and then inviting them into his home for tea.

In 2006, he was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for his rescues, the official citation being for "service to the community through programs to prevent su**ide".

Ritchie died on 13 May 2012, at the age of 85.

This is Iqbal Masih. As a child, he was was sold into bonded labor for less than $15 and was forced to work 12 hour days, 7 days a week for pennies.

At age 10 he escaped the carpet factory where he worked and then he helped free 3000 children from slavery.

He went on to tour various cities in Pakistan so he could raise awareness about child bonded labor.

He was m*rdered at age 12 for speaking out.

In 2014, Chelsi Camp, a 23-year-old mother from Alvin, Texas launched herself at a pitbull that was viciously mauling her 2-year-old daughter, Mackenzie. Chelsi jumped on the dog and bit off its' ear and proceeded to shove her fist down the dog's throat to try to stop the dog from attacking her daughter. Thankfully, Mackenzie survived due to her mother’s heroic actions.

In 2015, a Florida woman named Cheryl Treadway was held hostage by her boyfriend, but she convinced him to let her order a pizza using the Pizza Hut app. In the space for special request, she wrote' "Please help. Get 911 to me. 911 hostage help!" Police arrived at the location and she was released.

Photo taken In 2017 at the wedding of Heather and David Mosher. Heather was battling advanced breast cancer but found the strength to marry the love of her life just 18 hours before passing away. The couple wed at a hospital chapel in Connecticut.