When TikToker Fiona Magee (@fionacmagee) was 14 and 15 years old, she saw a man in her dreams, and she is convinced he will be her undoing. She has a gut feeling that this man will be the one to kill her someday.
The first dream she had about him was the scariest dream she’d ever experienced in her life. She was in a white void, and when she turned around, she saw a man standing there and staring at her.
He appeared to be in his early 60s and was large in stature. He wore a white T-shirt with a coffee stain and a jam or ketchup stain on the bottom of the shirt.
Suddenly, he smiled at her. His smile was not normal. It was too big for his face and slowly grew wider.
She kept asking him what he wanted from her, but he stayed silent and continued smiling. When she woke up, she knew that this man was going to kill her.
In another dream, she was sitting on the couch in the living room of her old house. She looked into the reflection of the TV and saw a man standing behind her.
She froze and did not turn around. He grabbed her shoulder and pushed her so that her legs were against her chest.
Then, he lifted up the bottom of her shirt, took out a small knife, and carved his initials into her back. His initials were RSL. Afterward, he yanked her shirt back down, sat her up, and walked away.
Everyone in the comments section was freaked out. Some gave her advice on what she could do to avoid this terrible fate.
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“The scariest part is that you’ve seen his face before because the human brain can’t create new faces,” pointed out one user.
“Maybe the dreams are a warning, and you need to start karate classes, boxing, and moving states and countries. Do something, girl, please,” begged another.
“Do not accept this, nor the energy that comes with it. You believing and claiming this will make sure it happens. Pray, cleanse, go see a witch doctor, ANYTHING, but do not accept this,” stated a third.
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