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## Suicide Mouse - Original Footage (1931)

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**Suicide Mouse - Original Footage (1931)** is one of four Suicide Mouse videos created by DiamondMinerStudios.

## History

On May 17, 2016, DiamondMinerStudios uploaded a video titled "Suicide Mouse - Original Footage (1931)", a remake of the creepypasta. DMS posted a fabricated story in the description on how he threatened Disney with lawsuits until they finally gave in and gave him the full footage. He also warns the viewers to pause the video at times.

In about a few years, it gained 300,000 views. In those same years, DMS admitted that the video was fake and he created it with Sony Vegas. He expressed his dislike about the video and suggested people not to watch it as he had better videos.

The video would later become privatized.

## Video details

**(NOTE: Most of the footage here is reused from Renzo Ramírez's version, while most of the audio in the second half is from KillerPunkSuperMarioUNCENSORED's version.)**

0:00 - The video starts. Faint white noise can be heard in the background.

0:02 - We see the 1930-1932 Columbian Studios opening card. The cartoon is named "Suicide Mouse".

0:06 - The opening card fades out, leaving the title of the cartoon zooming in slightly.

0:09 - The title fades out, as does the white noise.

0:12 - The cartoon iris fades in with a black and white looping animation of Mickey Mouse sadly walking down the street. In the background, there 6 buildings. There is strange detuned piano music mixed with piano banging in the background.

1:33 - White noise replaces the music.

2:46 - The music fades back in for 4 seconds, then fades back into the white noise.

3:15 - Video cuts to black. It is dead silent.

6:00 - The video returns to Mickey walking. We can faintly hear somebody murmuring in reverse.

6:13 - We can hear the chilling sound of a man yelling out, coupled with the reversed murmuring.

6:25 - The reversed murmuring stops, leaving only the screams of the man.

6:49 - Mickey walks backwards.

6:57 - Mickey's eyes fall off. A loud, high-pitched screech begins to play which keeps getting higher and higher pitched throughout the rest of this entire scene.

6:58 - Mickey is walking forwards, now eyeless, with a sudden half-open grin on his face. His walk cycle also changes (looking noticeably worse and badly cut out). Half of the background is also erased. During this sequence, the screen keeps flickering black for three frames.

7:19 - The background blurs and the screen blacks out for three frames.

7:20 - The screen comes back, but now the background is gone, with a faint light on the bottom left corner. Though you can still see parts of the original background around Mickey's feet, who is now on the left side of the screen, walking through the "void" the same way as 6:58. The screen still keeps flickering black for three frames.

7:35 - The screen starts getting brighter to the point where you can barely see Mickey's feet.

8:06 - The screeching finally subsides and slowly fades out.

8:11 - The video cuts to the "Exploding Mickey" headshot (seen at the beginning of some 1932 Mickey Mouse cartoons). Throughout this sequence, a music box faintly playing "Wiegenlied/Brahms' Lullaby" by Johannes Brahms is heard in the background.

8:40 - The Mickey head "explodes".

8:41 - We abruptly cut to Mickey walking on the street again, now with a demonic laugh in the background.

8:43 - Mickey stops walking.

8:44 - A shotgun appears in Mickey's left arm.

8:47 - Mickey shoots himself as his head explodes, his eyes disappear, and has an open smile. Blood covers the screen.

8:49 - The blood fades away as we Mickey's smiling corpse lying on the ground. Laying beside him is blood, his brain, and the shotgun. The same demonic laugh is heard. The background is blurred again like at 7:19.

8:55 - The image fades out.

8:56 - We fade in to the 1928-1930 "The End" title card is seen. Calm acoustic guitar music can be heard along with it.

8:59 - The ending card fades out, leaving the "THE END" on the screen.

9:01 - The "THE END" fades out.

9:04 - The video ends. The last two frames show a piece of Russian text that roughly translates to "The sights of Hell brings its viewers back in."

## Sources in the video

* The entire video uses Renzo Ramírez' version.
	+ The screaming was taken additionally from KillerPunkSuperMarioUNCENSORED's upload.
* The calm acoustic guitar music heard during the "THE END" card is from the beginning of Jojacob666's video "Behind the Screams: The Making of Candle Cove", it is often known as the Noedolekcin jingle.

## Trivia

* This video was edited using Sony Vegas, this is proven by the sepia-toned old film effect.

## Video

Suicide Mouse - Original Footage (1931) -REUPLOAD-
## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RFuuR6equA