Скачать или смотреть Reddit's Most Disturbing Indonesian Horror Story - The Leak That Hunted a Family in Lombok

In January 2022, a man in Surabaya, Indonesia walked into a hospital choking. When doctors performed an endoscopy, they found 17 rusty nails embedded in his throat. He hadn't swallowed them. They had simply... appeared.

He was the first of seven.

In the Wonokromo district of Surabaya, seven neighbors who challenged a local elder named Haji Suroso died in agonizing, medically impossible ways. Some vomited glass. Others were found with 200 sewing needles inside their organs. One aged 17 years in minutes.

Police called it "unexplained." The locals call it "Santet."

In this video, Daniel Malik Levi investigates the terrifying true story of the Surabaya Black Magic Murders. We review the medical reports, the police files, and the chilling interview with the "Dukun" (Witch Doctor) himself who claims he never touched them.

In this investigation:

00:00 - The Warning: Black Magic is Real in Indonesia 🇮🇩

04:12 - The "Santet" Curse: How 200 needles appeared inside a human body 📍

08:45 - The Dukun: Meeting Haji Suroso (The Suspect) 💀

12:30 - Medical Analysis: Can the mind kill the body? 🏥

⚠️ WARNING: This video contains descriptions of body horror and real medical cases that some viewers may find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.

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TAGS Surabaya Black Magic murders, Haji Suroso case 2022, Santet Indonesia explained, real witch doctor stories, medical mystery nails in stomach, dukun santet curse, Indonesian horror stories true, black magic caught on tape, Daniel Malik Levi, Wonokromo murders, Javanese magic

💡 Why this works:
The Title Hook: "I Vomited Nails" is a visceral, horrifying phrase that forces a click because it sounds impossible. It immediately promises a story that defies logic.

SEO Strategy: It combines "Witch Doctor" (high global search volume) with "Surabaya 2022" (specific true crime volume), telling the algorithm this is a recent, factual event, not just fiction.

Authority: The description cites "medical reports" and "police files," which validates the horror elements and keeps users watching longer to see the "proof."