7 Tyller Myers, a then 19-year-old teenager, used to steal “stop signs” from the Norwalk, Ohio highways in 2012. He was killed in a car crash when, one night, his pickup truck collided with a tractor, after he ran a stop sign.

Sometimes, teenagers overlook the future consequences of their actions, because they are too busy to be in the moment. Tyller Myers, a 19-year-old man. used to steal stop signs from the streets of his hometown in Norwalk, Ohio.

But in a twist of fate, which proves the value of such signs, Myers drove through one a few nights later in 2012 and was hit by a truck. Reports suggest that the teenager was pronounced dead at the scene. Sgt. Jason Demuth told the Norwalk Reflector that officers discovered at least three stop signs in the back of Myers’ 1996 Ford F-150 truck.

State authorities said the collision between Tyller’s pickup truck and a Peterbilt tractor was so powerful that the vehicles ended up in a nearby cornfield after the force of the impact threw them from the highway. (source)

8 A 10-year-old Kevin Stephan from New York was saved by Penny Brown after his heart stopped because of being hit with a baseball bat on the chest. Seven years later, in 2006, Kevin saved Penny’s life when she was choking on her food in a restaurant where Kevin was working.

At the age of ten, Kevin Stephan from western New York State used to enjoy being the bat boy for his younger brother’s baseball team.

One day, while warming up for the game, a young guy swung his baseball bat a bit too casually and somehow hit Kevin’s chest. The impact was so hard that Kevin’s heart stopped beating.

Luckily, Penny Brown, a professional nurse who was present in the audience, revived him that day with CPR.

Seven years later in 2006, Penny was eating at Hillview Restaurant in New York, and guess who was working there? It was Kevin.

Penny suddenly started to choke on her food while eating, and the employees at the restaurant called Stephan to help her. Kevin, who had no clue about the woman’s identity, saved her from choking by giving her the Heimlich maneuver.

Afterward, when things started to unfold, he realized that he had returned the favor to the person who saved his life seven years before. (source)

9 Berthony Louis tried to steal an iPhone from a 13-year-old boy while commuting on a New York train. When he was escaping from the moving train, a Manhattan-bound express train came his way and hit him. He survived the accident without any major injury but faced many charges by police.

Berthony Louis learned a lesson on karma in a brutal way.

In April 2016, the then 33-year-old man was riding the subway when he attempted to steal an iPhone from a 13-year-old boy. Things didn’t go well, and he ended up failing to get the phone while assaulting two other fellow passengers in the process.

While trying to get away from the train, karma stepped in and put a Manhattan-bound express in the thief’s path. He was fortunate enough to survive the blow in the head from the express train. The police and paramedic team arrived at the scene and took Louis to the hospital to receive treatment for his injuries. (source)

10 Jeffrey White from Florida was tailgating and was making rude, inappropriate gestures towards Tracy Sloan from his truck on the highway in 2014. After a short while, he speeded away her vehicle and hit a light pole after losing control of this truck.

In March 2014, Tracy Sloan, took out her cellphone to record a video of a road-rage incident that happened to her. In the video, a man was shown tailgating, making rude gestures from his truck, and cutting off Tracy Sloan, who, according to the man, was driving too slowly on a fast highway. The obnoxious man in that video was the Florida resident, Jeffrey White.

Karma did instant justice at that moment.

When the then 33-year-old Jeffrey quickly drove past her vehicle, he lost control of his truck and smashed it into a light pole. And that wasn’t the end… Police showed up later and charged him for his reckless driving and rude attitude. (source)

11 In 2010, A female suicide bomber’s attack plan at Red Square in Moscow was shattered when an unexpected text message came from a wireless company into her cellphone, which was the detonator, triggering the bomb to explode, and killing her along with it.

Every day we receive numerous unwanted texts from advertisers and telecom companies, which can be irritating sometimes. But an unexpected message on New Year’s Eve in Moscow in 2010, saved many lives.

A female suicide bomber wearing a bomb belt was ready to blow herself up near Red Square in Moscow on New Year’s Eve in 2010. Thanks to the SMS wishing her a Happy New Year from a wireless company which led to the early explosion of the bomb and killed her in a safe house, many people were saved.

According to the report, mobile phones are often used as alternative detonators by terrorist groups. The security officials suspected that the suicide bomber, in this case, was connected to the same Jihadist group, which was responsible for the attack at Moscow’s airport that killed 35 civilians.

The cellphone, which was used as a device to spread terror, ultimately sabotaged her plans and killed her. A perfect payback by karma. (source)

12 Victor Giesbrecht, a then-61-year-old experienced motorist helped two strange women, Lisa Meier and Sara Berg, with their flat tire on a Wisconsin highway. Shortly afterward, Sara, a professional nurse, saved Victor’s life when he had a heart attack.

When Victor Giesbrecht stopped his vehicle to assist two young women in 2011, he had no idea that his action would save his life that day.

Victor and his wife were traveling on the Wisconsin highway when they noticed two young ladies, Lisa Meier and Sara Berg, stranded on the side of the highway. trying their best to change the flat tire of their vehicle.

Fortunately, Victor and his wife had tons of experience as motorists. The couple pulled over and decided to change the tire for the woman. Lisa and Sara thanked the couple and hit the road again.
Afterward, they spotted Giesbrecht’s truck resting on the other side of the road.

When the women approached the couple, they saw Ann Giesbrecht was screaming out for help, as Victor was having a heart attack.

Now, here comes the karma for the Giesbrecht family’s good deeds. Sara, who was a certified nursing assistant, rushed to help the then 61-year-old man. Sara performed CPR on Victor, and Lisa called 911.

Soon enough, the medical team reached the spot and saved Victor’s life. This could have been a different scenario if the couple had not helped the strangers with the tire. (source)