THEY HURT
HER: After lunch, her teacher announced that the school was holding
a fire drill. When the alarm sounded, Carmen and the other students
filed out of the classroom and assembled in the yard outside. As
the teachers read out the roll call, the gang of five girls decided
that this was a great opportunity to embarrass Carmen in front of
the whole school during the fire drill. They moved over to where
Carmen was standing, near a sewer drain, and began crowding the
poor girl, getting in her face and nudging her towards the open
manhole.
They pushed her and she tripped over and fell head-first down the
manhole. When they saw her falling, the girls started giggling and
when Carmen’s name was called out, they shouted
"She’s down in the sewer!"
All of the other students began laughing. But when the teachers
looked down the manhole and saw Carmen’s body lying at the
bottom in the muck and the poop, the laughter abruptly stopped. Her
head was twisted around at an odd angle and her face was covered in
blood. Worse still, she wasn’t moving. There was nothing any
of the teachers could do for her. Carmen was dead. When the police
arrived and went down into the sewer, they determined that she had
broken her neck. Her face had been torn off when she hit the ladder
on the way down and her neck snapped when she landed on her head on
the concrete at the bottom.
The police hauled Carmen’s body out of the sewer and sent her
to the mortuary. Everyone had to stay behind after school while the
police questioned all of Carmen’s classmates. The five girls
lied to the police, saying they had witnessed Carmen falling down
the sewer. The police believed the girls and Carmen
Winstead’s death was ruled an accident and the case was
closed. Everyone thought that was the last they would hear of
Carmen Winstead, but they were wrong.
Months later, Carmen’s classmates began receiving strange
e-mails on their MySpaces. The e-mails were titled "They
Pushed Her" and claimed that Carmen hadn’t really fallen
down the sewer, she had been pushed. The e-mails also warned that
the guilty people should own up and take responsibility for their
crime. If they didn’t there would be horrible consequences.
Most people dismissed the e-mails as a hoax, but others were not so
sure.
A few days later, one of the girls who pushed Carmen down the sewer
was at home taking a shower, when she heard a strange cackling
laugh. It seemed to be coming from the drain. The girl started to
freak out and ran out of the bathroom. That night, the girl said
goodnight to her mom and went to sleep. Five hours later, her mom
was awoken in the middle of the night, by a loud noise that
resounded throughout the house. She ran into her daughter’s
room, only to find it empty. There was no trace of the girl. The
worried mother called the police and when they arrived, they
conducted a search of the area. Eventually, they discovered the
girl’s grisly remains.
Her corpse was lying in the sewer, covered in muck and poop. Her
neck was broken and her face missing. It had been completely torn
off. One by one, all of the girls who pushed Carmen that day were
found dead. They had all been killed in exactly the same way and
were all found at exactly the same spot. In the sewer at the bottom
of the same uncovered manhole where Carmen had met her doom. But
the killing didn’t stop there. More and more of
Carmen’s former classmates were found dead. It seemed that
anyone who didn’t believe that Carmen had been pushed, was
eventually found down in the sewer with their necks broken and
their faces torn off.
They say that Carmen’s ghost is still on the rampage, hunting
down anyone who doesn’t believe her story. According to the
legend, Carmen will get you, whether it’s from a toilet, a
shower, a sink or a drain. When you go to sleep, you’ll wake
up in the sewer, in complete darkness, paralyzed, unable to move,
hearing cackling laughter all around you. Then, as you scream in
horror, Carmen will come and tear your face off.
So be careful who you bully, because you just might find yourself
on the receiving end of the curse of Carmen Winstead.
FACT: About two months later, 16-year-old David Gregory read this
post and didn't repost it. When he went to take a shower, he
heard laughter, started freaking out, and ran to his computer to
repost it. He said goodnight to his mom and went to sleep, but five
hours later, his mom woke up in the middle of the night from a loud
noise and David was gone. A few hours later, the police found him
in the sewer, with a broken neck and the skin on his face peeled
off.
Even Google her name - you'll find this to be true.
If you don't repost this saying "They hurt her," then
Carmen will get you, either from a sewer, the toilet, the
shower.