Tomino's Hell - Japanese Urban Legend 11 - Animated Scary Story

Late 90s saturday nights in theoutskirts of london england from 7 to 10p.mat the underground solutions show on1096 fmit was prime time and the program had anextremely large and loyal following thattuned in each week to listen to thebizarre mix of ambient tunesexperimental music and generalcommentary in banteron june 13 1997 a horrible incidentoccurred at the stationto which there were no witnesses and theevents that took placecould only be pieced back together fromthe show's tape recordingsat 7 pm the show began as usual at theconclusion of the ambient zone with thepresenter of that programexiting the station and leaving the hostof the underground solutionjava sematics alone it was the last timeanyone ever saw jarvis alivefor the next 90 minutes an eclectic mixof random noises was conveyed acrossthe airwaves that was until the phonerangand jarvis had received his first callof the nightthe caller spoke curtly you should havereceived my letter todaywhy won't you read it jarvis wasconfused what letteri didn't receive any letterliar the voice spat back is this how youtreat your loyal fanswait a second java started and then theline went dead he stared at the consolefor a moment before apologizing to hislistenersand then asked them to stay tuned forthe new music aheadwhen he had a crash from the station
officeshe turned the music back up and went toinvestigatehe called out once then twice to noreplybefore turning the light on and makinghis way down the hallway towards theofficeshe turned another corner and called outagainto no reply once more before flickingthe light switch on and quickly scanningthe roomthere was no one there there was howevera large stack of records on the floorthat had fallen off a deskand as he approached them to pick themup another stack fell to the groundnearly giving him a heart attack helaughed and then grabbed a bunch of themas he did so he noticed out of thecorner of his eyea letter in his pigeonhole when he wassure wasn't there when he came inor was it returning to the desk just asthe song was ending he faded out themusic and flicked the microphone back onhe then told the listeners that theprevious caller was absolutely righthe had indeed received some mailtearing it open he noticed that therewas no return addressand that the paper stock it was writtenon appeared to be handmadelike old japanese washi paperhe informed his listeners that it lookedlike someone had sent him a poema poem entitled tomino's hellhis eyes scanned it and he quicklyrealized that this was no ordinary poemit was horrific he read the first verseto give his listeners a taste of itstonethe elder sister vomits bloodyounger sisters breathing fire whilesweet little tominojust spits up the jewelshe then stopped and then asked them fora quick pollby calling in if they wanted to hearmorehe said a song to play while continuingto read the rest of the poem to himselfit was disgusting shocking and pureevil it seemed however somethingcompelled him to go onas he sat back in his chair hisswitchboard rapidly lit upand he was pulled out of his trance andwas convinced his listeners wanted tohear morehe answered a few calls and each andevery one of them begged to hear thepoemall by one a lady's voicealmost in tears pleaded with him not toread it aloud on airshe explained that the poem was based onan old japanese curseand that if read out aloud jarvis wouldsurely dieand his soul would suffer eternally inhelljarvis thought this was hilariousthe lady was now in a panic and trieddesperately to warn him of the horriblerepercussionsbefore he laughed her off and hung up
jarvis then went on to read the poem inits entirety that nightand what happened next will never fullybe explainedover the next hour an unprecedentedamount of unfortunate events occurred inthe city of londonhowever it was never confirmed just howmany of the victims had been listenersof the showit was written off as a mere coincidenceby the authoritieshowever in the months that followed thegeneral public could not understand howso many peoplefrom so many walks of life could fallill have horrible accidentsand some even die in such awful waysso quickly the radio broadcast hadfallen silent soon after the reading ofthe poem that nightand jarvis himself was found deceased athis desk his entire headsevered off with such clean precision itstill baffles medical professionals tothis dayand the poem he had read aloud well thatwas not found at the sceneit had vanished without a tracea week later after a brief hiatus thestation came back on airand continued to broadcast with the hostof the show that was once prior tojarvis'staking over the primetime slot of 7 to10never once failing to open the show injarvis's memoryby reading a brief prayer from hisnotebookmade from old japanese washi paper

"Tomino's Hell"