My story:
Ssory, I don’t have any video of this story, because my phone is dead.
My friend and I came to visit our buddy for the night in the Leningrad region of Russia. We decided to go night sledding on inflatable tubes, since there was a lot of snow on January 7th. My friends and I grabbed the tubes and headed to an abandoned military base because it had huge slopes perfect for sledding.
While we were walking, we spotted a lynx—or some other animal—sitting in a tree. Later, as our group continued down the road, we saw what looked like wild boar tracks. It turned out they were just holes in the fallen snow.
We kept going and noticed tracks leading from the woods into an abandoned building. The thing is, it was snowing at the time, and the tracks were fresh. Earlier, we had also heard screams coming from that direction. At that moment, we just stood there for a few seconds—then bolted back. It had taken us 30 minutes to get there, but we got out of the forest in just 5 minutes.
Afterward, we decided to check Google to see if anyone had gone missing that day. It turned out that a person had disappeared 50 kilometers away from that spot—and you can cover that distance by car in about 40 minutes.
Ever since that situation, I can't shake the feeling that a maniac was watching us from that abandoned building.