[공포실화] 1993년, 서로 다른 꿈을 꾼 남자와 여자!

[Correction Notice] There is a part in the video where the number of fatalities was mentioned as 66. To be precise, the total number of deaths is 68, including 66 passengers and 2 crew members. We apologize for the confusion. **************************************** #TrueGhostStory #PrecognitiveDream #TrueHorrorStory July 26, 1993. Asiana Airlines Flight 733, en route from Gimpo to Mokpo. A man who was scheduled to board that flight, and a flight attendant who was scheduled to work on that flight. The two were strangers to each other. They did not know each other's names, faces, or where they lived. However, on the night before the accident, both of them had strange dreams. One dreamed of a woman wearing a colorful traditional Korean jacket dancing grotesquely in the darkness before collapsing, while the other dreamed of people dressed in white walking out the door without answering. And the next day, Strangely enough, the two of them were unable to board that plane. The plane that failed to arrive at Mokpo Airport that day. Asiana Flight 733, which crashed into a mountain amidst rain and fog. A tragedy in which 68 out of 116 passengers lost their lives. Was this dream merely a coincidence? Or was it a premonition that someone had stopped the two of them in their tracks? At 00:44 today, we will tell you the strange story of the Saekdongjeogori, white clothes, and that night in 1993. 👻 This video is content based on a true ghost story, and contains elements of urban legends and superstition that are difficult to verify. ⏰ Timeline 00:00 Intro 00:39 Greetings 01:17 Story Begins 27:14 Wrap-up 🎧 Every week at 00:44, stories scarier than reality Don't forget to subscribe, like, and turn on notifications 👻 Juhyeon Sindang YouTube    / @주현신당   Hello, this is Baekma Janggun Juhyeon Sindang, a shaman practicing in Gimpo, Gyeonggi-do. I will be bringing you various stories about shamanism. Please show your support by subscribing and liking 😊 Baekma Janggun Juhyeon Sindang Reservation Inquiries: ☎ 010 6665 3252