Shallow water drowning really is terrifying. I was a synchronized swimmer and a 16 year old girl (one of the best swimmers on the team) just randomly passed out in the water during a practice. I was only 10 at the time but I remember hearing her coach start shrieking. Luckily it was during warm up and there were tons of girls in the water, so they got her out in just a few seconds and she was fine.
Wow scary so happy she was ok! I had never heard of this before it's very scary especially now with 2 daughters both strong swimmers but it has definitely taught me a lesson. I hope you weren't too scarred from this. Love and hugs
@@lg5221 i have been skiing since I was 5 and took some really hard hits dislocating my shoulder once. Please be careful and stay vigilant only ski with boaters you trust. Hugs and love
@@kwana6225 wow. I had always heard that you can drown in a few inches of water. I knew it must be possible but had never heard of it happening. He must have been unable to move and get his face out of the water. Incredibly scary. Love and hugs
6:36 Becky was one of my mom's best friends. Her younger son went to school with my sisters. They are both nurses that were actually working together at a nursing home when her sons died. My mom knew she would find a way to bring good out of such a tragedy and she did. She founded the 525 foundation that educates teens and parents about alcohol and prescription drug misuse as well as provides drop boxes to get rid of medications you no longer need.
It's amazing how irresponsible some people can be when it comes to drugs... these things are deadly you would think people would have a little more respect for them.
I teared up many times during this video. I have to say, the commentary is very respectful and I appreciate how the back stories are told; no judgement, no suggestions of a conspiracy, and you can tell these tragic photos aren't being used for shock value. I just discovered this channel (super late to the party, I know!), and have been binge watching for hours every night this week!
@@Dantushka , super original. Do you just go through the comments and write the same thing as someone else or are you capable of coming up with anything on your own?
I watched this entire thing to see what happened to the girl on the cover photo of this TH-cam video, and it never talked about her. I really hate when they do that. It's like false advertising.
My boyfriend's dad was one of the finalists to go on the Challenger shuttle. He was ALMOST on it and the thought still freaks my boyfriend out to this day.
@@dudesjewels Can you show me the evidence that proves this? Cause as states, the ship literally went up in flames and explosions and the impact would've killed them when they hit the water
I heard when the black astronaut was a little boy, because of segregation he wasn't allowed to check out books from his local library. After his death, the library was named after him.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
What’s really sad about the Challenger explosion was that there were engineers who were telling them not to launch the night before but they were overruled
They did do a very concerted investigation into the matter. I worked for the engineering company that made the mold for the O-Ring and believe me, they turned over EVERY nut and bolt in that plant and found nothing was amiss with that side of the disaster.
@@undertoe3619 then why did some of the engineers say they were against the launch? They were saying it was a ticking time bomb bc of the way they were designed….the boosters I mean. They were also concerned about launching in such cold weather.
I did not know that! Unbelievable! And these were some of the most educated minds in our nation. Knowing that makes it even more incredibly heartwrenching 😥
@@allylabar21 there’s a documentary about it on TH-cam somewhere that has interviews with some of the engineers who advised against the launch bc of the cold weather. They didn’t think the O-rings would work. When they launched that morning the temperature was almost 20 degrees colder than any launch that had happened before that day.
I was in middle school and they had brought TV’s in the all the classrooms to watch the Shuttle - I still remember to this day how shocked everyone was to see it explode in real time and everyone just got real quiet. It was really tragic and sad.
Same, but grade school. They definitely missed a big part of the story that just about every classroom across the country watched this happen live, after weeks of being so excited to watch the launch. It was a really big deal.
Hey, In the First Story, about the Challenger explosion, 1 of them was not an astronaut but a School Teacher that was going to be the first Teacher to teach her class from space. Her name was Christa McAuliffe and her students watched her death, very sad. She is listed as a Payload Specialist. Thanks and Have a great day, keep up the great work.
I was about to write this same explanation when I noticed your reply. You worded it perfectly. I was a senior in high school in 1986 and remember almost everything that happened that day from the time our Government teacher told us the news until we went into the library's media room to watch the coverage. Surreal. There was so much hype centered around taking a teacher to space. It permanently changed after that.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
The only tears shed on the tiger guy pic..were for the damn tiger that then would have been put down due to that man's stupidity.. animals pay the price far to often for humanities mistakes
Exactly the tiger shouldnt have been put down for some jackass jumping in his territory, forgot tigers are territorial creatures, this moron that got killed by the tiger just helped human genetics by removing his jackass genetics from the gene pool...
Ride, Sally, Ride.... I was a Junior in High School and the entire school was watching the event live due to a teacher being on board the Challenger. I can still remember the shock and horror we felt watching it's demise.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
R.I.P William Sanders. He really died a hero. I actually cried. Such a kind hearted man he was. I feel terrible. Luckily some of the students are ok. I wish the shooting never happened. The people who shot him are horrible. I hope they get what they deserve and someday they feel the same pain that William Sanders felt. Such cruel people. How could they do that?! May William Sanders rest in peace.🕊💔
Harris and Klebold killed themselves at the end of their killing spree. So they didn't get anything or feel any pain. Sanders was indeed a hero. I know every child he saved reveres his spirit.
The Robert Budd Dwyer tragedy cements what I've been telling people for years: the spirit of suicide is not the same as the spirit of depression. While they may work together, depression keeps you wanting to do nothing; suicide convinces you that there's no other way out. Truly sad.
Budd Dwyer was a token to just how messed up the court system and legal system is in the United States. But either way nothing is gonna stop them. I pray for his soul because we all know he was innocent. He was proven innocent years later. When the elites decide your life is no longer of use to them then I guess your only way out on your own terms is to spit your own brain back at their faces. The only suicide I've ever seen that truly sends a deep and dark message. Because us here in the u.s truly are at the disposal of our government.
There's ALWAYS a way out 📖 I've suffered with both most of my life 💔 I read my Bible and pray for strength 🙏 God has never left me 📖 unlike people 😭 He's kept me going and I'm very thankful that He didn't abandon me 🙏
For the challenger flight, Christa McAuliffe was a teacher who was nominated for her incredible teaching and was loved by all her students. She would’ve been the first non-astronaut to be launched into space. The whole situation was preventable and should’ve never happened. Such a shame, just hope it was quick for them.
26:08 - If you see your hair stand up like that during a lightning storm, it means a bolt is coming from the blue and the crosshair is on your head. Don't take selfies if this happens! RUN like hell!
17:33 I have a photo of my then boyfriend doing exactly the same thing at the top of Vic Falls. He was a bugger for stepping over safety lines, going right to the edge of cliffs, jumping into unknown pools, sticking his head down animal burrows .... I'm surprised he's still alive and well to be honest.
It's tragic and heartbreaking how some people are just in the right place at the wrong time and yet others are ultimately stupid to make themselves look good, brilliant video expertly done!!
The amount of people that would still be alive in the world if they just didn't try to take insane photos is outstanding... Just yesterday I heard on the news that a woman and her husband were on a cliff and she decided she wanted to take a photo of herself RIGHT ON THE EDGE OF THE CLIFF and she fell......... so sad.
Hey lindsay once again great video. To answer the question of the mother who lost her two kids. I lost my 8 month old daughter years ago to a drunk driver her mother and her body was found 300 yds down stream it was the worst pain ive ever felt worse than the pain of being a cancer patient. I wouldnt wish the lost of a child on my worse enemy.
I am so incredibly sorry for your loss 😢. Please know she is always with you and is peacefully in heaven waiting for you. When you miss her put your hand on your mid to upper chest (where a necklace would lay) skin to skin. You will eventually be able to feel her next to or with you. You must believe this will work. I know I will get bashed for this but I am a clairvoyant medium empath and have never charged and never will. I would love to help you connect with her and tell you her messages. She loves you very much and is so thankful for the love you gave her and carrying on and educating people. She wants you to be happy most of all. I couldn't quite understand who was who when you explained where they were found. Did you lose your partner or ex partner as well and was it a result of her mother drinking because that is what I am seeing. Regardless, please know you are not alone to deal with this and while I'm a stranger I am also a mother. I mean nothing but the best. If you ever feel like chatting my Facebook is the same name, use the one with the pic and dm me. Don't friend request me yet until I have given you the reading. Also if you decide to take me up on my offer, please keep your answers breif. Don't give me any details. Yes, no or just validate if I say something that sounds familiar but with out giving me details. This helps me get a more clear reading as well as letting you know I am not lying to you. I also do this over chat so you can keep your reading for ever. I have had many times that someone didn't recognize what I said as it gets emotional but after they calm down and reread it they will recognize something they missed the first time or they let someone else read it and they are able to remember. Regardless, I am here even if you just want to talk, cry, scream Idon't judge. Hugs and love to you and yours!
I remember in elementary school we we're watching the shuttle because it had a teacher on it. It was awful so many of us witnessed it. It was very shocking, especially at such a young age.
Our neighbor's daughter died in an accident while driving home from college for the weekend. Her school was only a 1.5 hour drive. It was unbelievably sad... Hug your loved ones, tomorrow is never promised.
Some are fake challenger crew still alive 3 using same name the teacher is now a professor the Chinese guy said its is twin they never was on Challenger
My husband took a pic with a friend who was due to go snowboarding. After the pick he told me he looks at corby and says "don't die out there man" and Corby died on the trip. My husband blames himself to this day. And that happened when he was in high school
I remember the first time I realised a bunch of kids at a BBQ were all trying to compete to see who could hold their breath underwater the longest... when I freaked and explained the silent death ( as a lot of us nurses called it ) I was surprised so many parents didn't know about it ....its very poorly explained in water safety yet really common
We watched rockets take off all my life and I remember we were watching this one too and they actually showed the teacher's classroom on tv full of her students as everyone cheered her on. 72 seconds later everyone was screaming and crying and full of shock.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
The tiger incident...The man didn't enter all the way into the tiger enclosure on purpose...He did climb over a couple of protective barriers, but accidentally slipped and fell at the last one to fall all the way into the enclosure...The saddest thing about that story, is the fact that, if the onlookers left the tiger alone, by not screaming and throwing ROCKS at it, while it stared at the frightened man for several minutes, they say he might have survived long enough for the rescue team to have arrived, and possibly saved him, which was almost there before the tiger got hit by one of the rocks thrown at him by the onlookers, and snatched him up, ultimately killing him...The moral, DON'T THROW ROCKS AT TIGERS WHO ARE CALMLY STANDING IN FRONT OF SOMEBODY...When you think you're helping, BUT YOU'RE NOT!!!
That man in the Paris attack is a true gentleman and hero may he rest in peace. Tragic romance but he did what he did for the beautiful person he must have been.
I was in labor with my first son when the shuttle blew up...he was born on the 29th the day after....I felt he didn't want to come on such a horrible day.....I'll never forget that day.
I saw Challenger go down watching it live in Middle school. They made a big happy school event out of it. As soon as it blew up my teacher quickly turned the TV off, rolled it away and told us to open our books.
20:23 Freediving is diving while holding your breath for extended periods of time and shallow water blackouts is a huge threat for people of all skill levels. Everyone is strongly advised to never go diving alone and always have a friend who can see if you pass out or run out of air and come to your aid. Even professional competitions have support divers to keep an eye on the participants.
I know what it's like to have a brain aneurysm, I had one the day before my 36th birthday and had major brain surgery ON my 36th birthday! I'm 50 in January 😉 very lucky to be alive.
Has strep throat - "I'll tough it out" - *Dies** I know so many people with that attitude who don't trust modern medicine (especially when it comes to a shot) This is the type of stuff that winds up happening... What a shame. 😔
@@forgottenpink1783Unless treated with antibiotics, you may be contagious for two to three weeks and at a higher risk for complications such as rheumatic fever. Regardless it didn't work out well for the guy in the video, did it? Lol
I know someone who almost died with strep, the blood poisoning was killing him. Another person who puts off going to the doctor but thankfully he did go.
I was watching the Challenger in School Live. Cristia McCullough, A TEACHER WHO WON A CONTEST! She Is Always left out of stories like this. And it was proven they all survived until the impact into the water. About 3 minutes!!! Crazy huh?!!
Glad someone spoke about Shallow Water Blackout, also known as Hypoxic Blackout. Didn't know about it until I went through BRC [Basic Reconnaissance Course] in the Marines. Saw it happen quite a few times when other recruits would panic underwater and break the surface to fast or not controlling the assent. People be safe when you go swimming this summer.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
Wow these are really heartbreaking😱 sad seeing last pictures of people roughly my age before their death. You presented the stories really well btw, love watching your content. ☺👍
Niagara falls resident. We just had a recent person who had somehow gotten their car into the rapids just prior to the falls. It was an older lady and many believe that she had a heart attack and veered off the road into the water. Seriously, that isnt easy to do, i believe there is way more to this.
You forgot to mention about the night club fire that the owner had locked the rear doors to keep people from sneaking in so they only had one exit. I still remember that one very well. :(
The Challenger space shuttle blowing up is one of those "Where were you when...?" moments. I remember exactly where I was when I first heard the news...I was a fourteen year old junior high school student...our homeroom class had just finished gym class and come from changing clothes in the lockerroom, and had just made our way into Social Studies class when the social studies teacher told us as soon as we came through the doors, that the Challenger spae shuttle had just blown up. I will never forget that moment, after having heard all of the hype surrounding it leading up to launch day, about the teacher onboard etc., and then hearing that the entire crew had just been blown to bits in the air, had a profound effect it had on me as a teenage girl. My young mind could barely cope with it.
I was one of the people who were watching the TV that evening, and I saw him pull out the gun, point it under his chin, pull the trigger, and the contents of his head were on the wall behind him. This tells you how lightening fast it all happened before the camera men realized what was happening. I think that I was about 12 years old when I saw it.
The Station Nightclub fire was caused by Great White using pyrotechnics without a permit. The club, co-owned by a Boston newscaster, had highly flammable foam on the walls and ceiling. It was worse because the club was also over capacity. The victims and their families are still fighting for justice.
I heard all the exits weren't being used, and a lot of people just got stuck in the frantic crowd trying to squeeze through one door. The whole event is just awful. You can see awful black smoke before they even realize there's a problem.
The Challenger was shocking because Christa McAuliffe wasn't just a payload specialist, but primarily a teacher and the first civilian to be chosen to go into space. I was in 9th grade, watching it live in school, when it blew up. She was going to teach some lessons from space. The Challenger was the most watched shuttle launch ever because she was a teacher chosen to go to space. You need to do more than skim wikipedia when you do these stories. We all saw it explode, thousands of school kids had to see that and it was awful!! They knew it was dangerous to launch that shuttle with it being so cold out. That is why the O ring failed. The cold had weakened it, and then when it was super heated that quickly, it just came apart. NASA knew it could happen and chose to launch anyway.
OMG I thought the same exact thing! That's what made that one more sad too me than I originally thought 😔 Also you share the same name as my sis. Love and hugs
Dawn Brancheau was pulled into the water by Tilikum grabbing her arm. Seaworld tried to put the blame on Dawn by saying that it was her ponytail that caused Tilikum to be upset and not the barbaric treatment of the whale. It is believed that Tilikum missed the bridge and the bucket was low on fish and he had had enough.
Such horrible and tragic accidents! I couldn't imagine losing my children, or losing someone in these ways! Some of these people are true heros, and some just happen to have an accident and it ends their lives. I 🙏🙏 for all the families involved in each of these stories. Keep being great fam!
All of these are sad except the tiger one... I never feel bad for someone when they get eaten in an animal exhibit... Stay your ass on the right side of that and u get to live... Its a basic rule of thumb
I watched the Challenger explode on television. I often wonder how messed up emotionally and mentally all those children were after watching their elementary teacher blow up in front of them and the world that morning?
Dont mess with nature... I cant stress it enough. I have had bears run right past me while im frozen on the spot thinking it was coming for me. Thank god it blew past me
It makes me so fucking mad that Dave Sanders died saving students, and medics never came to help him. Police even held off on entering the school. Police, fire, and medics are supposed to risk their lives to save others.
I totally agree, I think because of the tragedy at Columbine though the training has actually changed for emergency services and they are now required to enter a building when they arrive, It was on the Columbine documentary.
The high school was under a lockdown nobody could have gotten and if they wanted to. It's sad that he died but if the police would have went in more lives were lost. He died saving hundreds of people.
We Paramedics are forbidden from entering non secure scenes. Maybe learn policies and protocols before calling people out who risk death and injury everyday. If you think it’s so easy then put yourself on an EMS unit. We get killed there is no EMS to save anyone. Always those who won’t do the job that complain about those of us who do.
@MarshL apologies. I try to educate, but sometimes arm chair Quarterbacks and those who know nothing need to stop commenting without understanding. Our country seems to be experiencing a mass lack of education or common sense. That angers me because they refuse to put themselves into the situation, but judge we that do. It’s infuriating.
The two payload specialists were actually civilians chosen to be the first ones in space. Gregory Jarvis was a civilian engineer with Hughes Aircraft Co. and Christa McAuliffe was a social studies teacher, wife and mother of 2. She won an essay contest or something similar to be chosen for the Challenger mission and underwent special training as an astronaut.
the rhode island fire is an example of what my job uses to talk about fire safety. its actually scary the video we watched of the people trying to get out
I also wanted to say, this couldn’t have been an easy show to do. I wouldn’t have been able too. Great job on the part of the girls reading these. One of the stories hit super home. The boys who overdosed of alcohol and Oxy, my brother did as well at 29yrs old, except his was laced with fentenal. He had a major seizure and died within minutes. I had to pause and cry, collect myself, and finished out the video.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I think it would be great to share this to schoolkids from grades 6 to 12. Hope this doesn't hurt you or memory of your loss. Just trying to share what can come out it to help other kids so that they don't do the same thing.
@@lynne6354 yes I think education is the most important thing. Knowledge really is power. I’d share my brothers story over and over if it saved a kid from the same fate. It would honor his life I think.
6:38 i got here shortly after I read that post, sorry. But yeah, if you need to cry, then do so. I won’t judge. Trying to hold it in only makes it worse. I would know.
1:00 Cassie René Bernall. My mom was best friends with her since 4th grade she said, I remember when she told me about her. Cassie was a sweet girl struggling with deppression,alcohol and drugs. Heartbreaking. When the massacre occured my mother was trying to escape with her. Sadly Cassie was caught and killed. It really does break my heart knowing that Cassie was only 17 and killed, It broke my mothers heart even more knowing that she was best friends with her. Later In the scene, My mother saw her best friends dead body getting carried away. It's brutal having to see your best lifeless friend getting carried away, Everytime she talks about it she starts to cry. Truely heart crushing.
Also on the "challenger" was first ever civilian, a teacher, Christa McAuliffe. So...those of us school age at the time(at least where I am from)got out of class to watch the launching live. It was awful, surreal, traumatic and the results lasting.... It was so shocking and so sad..
2:35 my cousin's husband and parents were there and he luckily made it out. his parents had left early before the shooting happened but brandon (my cousin's husband) had to escape in that moment and that was just scary for the whole family
Hi there it's purcifany here and who are these Top 10 people i hope there are not too upsetting and thanks Amazing Top 10 for another video i can enjoy u and the team rock 😁😎😎😎
Pippa was driving, Josh had a bunch of broken bones and 1 surgery right after the crash. He had a brain hemmorhage, broken arm and leg, a broken jaw and partial fracture of his back in addition to the coma.
In Story number five , With all sincerity I honestly just think it was his time to go. I I mean come on! How do you hold on for 18 hours to a log keeping yourself alive with your own strength , only to end up capsized in the rescue boat ,and dead from going over the falls anyway! It blows my mind how this world just throws these crazy ironies right in our faces lol
Every time Lindsay Ivan does these types of videos, I would like to give her a hug and tell her that if she needs some time to compose herself, she has all the time she needs
That teacher didn't get help because the police were to afraid to go In . If you watch any police reality show you will always hear them say. At the end of the day the most important thing is we get home alive. You still depend on them.
It’s at that point where I won’t go to any kind of crowded venue. Especially with the Travis Scott tragedy it’s just not worth it to me. I’d rather be home comfortable in pjs and watch whatever I want.
Christa McAuliffe was the school teacher. Sally Ride was an astronaut and physicist. She was not aboard the Challenger.. Judith Resnik was the female astronaut who died aboard the Challenger. Sally Ride was the third woman to go into space. She was also the only person on both panels that investigated the Challenger tragedy in 1986 and the. Columbia crash in 2003.
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Shallow water drowning really is terrifying. I was a synchronized swimmer and a 16 year old girl (one of the best swimmers on the team) just randomly passed out in the water during a practice. I was only 10 at the time but I remember hearing her coach start shrieking. Luckily it was during warm up and there were tons of girls in the water, so they got her out in just a few seconds and she was fine.
I about drown skiing. I stayed centered on getting to the surface then in the boat and collapsed. Then I got mad at the driver for being stupid.
My grandmas dad was a miner I think and he drowned in an inch of water after falling
Wow scary so happy she was ok! I had never heard of this before it's very scary especially now with 2 daughters both strong swimmers but it has definitely taught me a lesson. I hope you weren't too scarred from this. Love and hugs
@@lg5221 i have been skiing since I was 5 and took some really hard hits dislocating my shoulder once. Please be careful and stay vigilant only ski with boaters you trust. Hugs and love
@@kwana6225 wow. I had always heard that you can drown in a few inches of water. I knew it must be possible but had never heard of it happening. He must have been unable to move and get his face out of the water. Incredibly scary. Love and hugs
6:36 Becky was one of my mom's best friends. Her younger son went to school with my sisters. They are both nurses that were actually working together at a nursing home when her sons died. My mom knew she would find a way to bring good out of such a tragedy and she did. She founded the 525 foundation that educates teens and parents about alcohol and prescription drug misuse as well as provides drop boxes to get rid of medications you no longer need.
It's amazing how irresponsible some people can be when it comes to drugs... these things are deadly you would think people would have a little more respect for them.
Blessings to your Mom.
At the same time it was very well known they had tons of alcohol and drugs flowing that night. People need to know what tf is going on
Thank you for telling this story and thank their mom for using her sons' deaths to educate and bring awareness 🙏 love and hugs
I dont believe you
I teared up many times during this video. I have to say, the commentary is very respectful and I appreciate how the back stories are told; no judgement, no suggestions of a conspiracy, and you can tell these tragic photos aren't being used for shock value. I just discovered this channel (super late to the party, I know!), and have been binge watching for hours every night this week!
Very well written
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@@Dantushka , super original. Do you just go through the comments and write the same thing as someone else or are you capable of coming up with anything on your own?
I watched this entire thing to see what happened to the girl on the cover photo of this TH-cam video, and it never talked about her. I really hate when they do that. It's like false advertising.
Same here :/
you cant believe any of it. they just pull this from reddit.
Me too. Good video, but i hate the false advertising.
Just about all of their videos are like this. They even add text to lure you in.
Yea, but I though that was a man-
My boyfriend's dad was one of the finalists to go on the Challenger shuttle. He was ALMOST on it and the thought still freaks my boyfriend out to this day.
Omg talk about lucky, what made him not go on it?
woahhhh :O
All the people on the challenger survived look it up a few changed their names but alot of them go by the same name look it up
@@dudesjewels Can you show me the evidence that proves this? Cause as states, the ship literally went up in flames and explosions and the impact would've killed them when they hit the water
Yes I can I'll show you where I go
I heard when the black astronaut was a little boy, because of segregation he wasn't allowed to check out books from his local library. After his death, the library was named after him.
How wonderful to be cherished after death. Beats cherishing a thug like they do in Minnesota
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
That's a good way to honor him.
Ya have to overlook stupidity 💖
You heard that from Mr Ballen didn't you?
What’s really sad about the Challenger explosion was that there were engineers who were telling them not to launch the night before but they were overruled
They did do a very concerted investigation into the matter. I worked for the engineering company that made the mold for the O-Ring and believe me, they turned over EVERY nut and bolt in that plant and found nothing was amiss with that side of the disaster.
@@undertoe3619 then why did some of the engineers say they were against the launch? They were saying it was a ticking time bomb bc of the way they were designed….the boosters I mean. They were also concerned about launching in such cold weather.
I did not know that! Unbelievable! And these were some of the most educated minds in our nation. Knowing that makes it even more incredibly heartwrenching 😥
@@jamesmoore4003 hmmm no response to your question? This person sounds very honest 🙄
@@allylabar21 there’s a documentary about it on TH-cam somewhere that has interviews with some of the engineers who advised against the launch bc of the cold weather. They didn’t think the O-rings would work. When they launched that morning the temperature was almost 20 degrees colder than any launch that had happened before that day.
I was in middle school and they had brought TV’s in the all the classrooms to watch the Shuttle - I still remember to this day how shocked everyone was to see it explode in real time and everyone just got real quiet. It was really tragic and sad.
Same here
Yep, me too...
The Challenger disaster happened on my fourth birthday
Same, but grade school. They definitely missed a big part of the story that just about every classroom across the country watched this happen live, after weeks of being so excited to watch the launch. It was a really big deal.
I was in 3rd grade when this happened.
Hey, In the First Story, about the Challenger explosion, 1 of them was not an astronaut but a School Teacher that was going to be the first Teacher to teach her class from space. Her name was Christa McAuliffe and her students watched her death, very sad. She is listed as a Payload Specialist. Thanks and Have a great day, keep up the great work.
I was about to write this same explanation when I noticed your reply. You worded it perfectly. I was a senior in high school in 1986 and remember almost everything that happened that day from the time our Government teacher told us the news until we went into the library's media room to watch the coverage. Surreal. There was so much hype centered around taking a teacher to space. It permanently changed after that.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
Well said.
Her husband and children got the best view of her demise sadly.
The only tears shed on the tiger guy pic..were for the damn tiger that then would have been put down due to that man's stupidity.. animals pay the price far to often for humanities mistakes
@@HazelT1398 Ummm…. It’s a WILD animal! While incredibly tragic that the man died, tigers are wild animals and apex predators at that.
@@HazelT1398 True!
Exactly the tiger shouldnt have been put down for some jackass jumping in his territory, forgot tigers are territorial creatures, this moron that got killed by the tiger just helped human genetics by removing his jackass genetics from the gene pool...
People are so stupid
This video should be called "top 10 darwin awards removing stupidity from the gene pool"
Ride, Sally, Ride.... I was a Junior in High School and the entire school was watching the event live due to a teacher being on board the Challenger. I can still remember the shock and horror we felt watching it's demise.
We watched it for the same reason. I was in the first grade.
I was in the 6th grade. I’ll never forget it
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
8th grade here💖
I was it at home from school with the flu. I was not quite 11 years old. I kept asking my mom if they were ok. I didnt understand they had just died.
R.I.P William Sanders. He really died a hero. I actually cried. Such a kind hearted man he was. I feel terrible. Luckily some of the students are ok. I wish the shooting never happened. The people who shot him are horrible. I hope they get what they deserve and someday they feel the same pain that William Sanders felt. Such cruel people. How could they do that?! May William Sanders rest in peace.🕊💔
Me too poor guy doesn’t deserve that, stupid teens with guns
Harris and Klebold killed themselves at the end of their killing spree. So they didn't get anything or feel any pain.
Sanders was indeed a hero. I know every child he saved reveres his spirit.
The Robert Budd Dwyer tragedy cements what I've been telling people for years: the spirit of suicide is not the same as the spirit of depression. While they may work together, depression keeps you wanting to do nothing; suicide convinces you that there's no other way out. Truly sad.
Yeh suicide is a long term solution to a short term problem. Hang in there because your life will improve is what I take from that.
Budd Dwyer was a token to just how messed up the court system and legal system is in the United States. But either way nothing is gonna stop them. I pray for his soul because we all know he was innocent. He was proven innocent years later. When the elites decide your life is no longer of use to them then I guess your only way out on your own terms is to spit your own brain back at their faces. The only suicide I've ever seen that truly sends a deep and dark message. Because us here in the u.s truly are at the disposal of our government.
There's ALWAYS a way out 📖 I've suffered with both most of my life 💔 I read my Bible and pray for strength 🙏 God has never left me 📖 unlike people 😭 He's kept me going and I'm very thankful that He didn't abandon me 🙏
For the challenger flight, Christa McAuliffe was a teacher who was nominated for her incredible teaching and was loved by all her students. She would’ve been the first non-astronaut to be launched into space. The whole situation was preventable and should’ve never happened. Such a shame, just hope it was quick for them.
26:08 - If you see your hair stand up like that during a lightning storm, it means a bolt is coming from the blue and the crosshair is on your head. Don't take selfies if this happens! RUN like hell!
This video is so horrible and incredibly sad: I wouldn't be able to host this video without getting emotional every once in a while
Same
Id rather see someone get emotional and actually care then see the host pretend to care it's cringy lol
I have been hesitant to watch this, but it keeps showing up on videos I might like. I’m sure I’m about to cry like a baby.
17:33 I have a photo of my then boyfriend doing exactly the same thing at the top of Vic Falls. He was a bugger for stepping over safety lines, going right to the edge of cliffs, jumping into unknown pools, sticking his head down animal burrows .... I'm surprised he's still alive and well to be honest.
That's crazy weird and all, but why is ur pfp-
why that profile 😐
@@Darlin_lein Because I like it.
It's tragic and heartbreaking how some people are just in the right place at the wrong time and yet others are ultimately stupid to make themselves look good, brilliant video expertly done!!
“Get away from me , save yourself “ 🥺 so heartbreaking 💔
The amount of people that would still be alive in the world if they just didn't try to take insane photos is outstanding... Just yesterday I heard on the news that a woman and her husband were on a cliff and she decided she wanted to take a photo of herself RIGHT ON THE EDGE OF THE CLIFF and she fell......... so sad.
Hey lindsay once again great video. To answer the question of the mother who lost her two kids. I lost my 8 month old daughter years ago to a drunk driver her mother and her body was found 300 yds down stream it was the worst pain ive ever felt worse than the pain of being a cancer patient. I wouldnt wish the lost of a child on my worse enemy.
Oh my gosh that is horrible my heart is bleeding for you, I couldn't imagine how u coped with that u are strong person my friend
*loss
Wait- have you had cancer pains?
I am so incredibly sorry for your loss 😢. Please know she is always with you and is peacefully in heaven waiting for you. When you miss her put your hand on your mid to upper chest (where a necklace would lay) skin to skin. You will eventually be able to feel her next to or with you. You must believe this will work. I know I will get bashed for this but I am a clairvoyant medium empath and have never charged and never will. I would love to help you connect with her and tell you her messages. She loves you very much and is so thankful for the love you gave her and carrying on and educating people. She wants you to be happy most of all. I couldn't quite understand who was who when you explained where they were found. Did you lose your partner or ex partner as well and was it a result of her mother drinking because that is what I am seeing. Regardless, please know you are not alone to deal with this and while I'm a stranger I am also a mother. I mean nothing but the best. If you ever feel like chatting my Facebook is the same name, use the one with the pic and dm me. Don't friend request me yet until I have given you the reading. Also if you decide to take me up on my offer, please keep your answers breif. Don't give me any details. Yes, no or just validate if I say something that sounds familiar but with out giving me details. This helps me get a more clear reading as well as letting you know I am not lying to you. I also do this over chat so you can keep your reading for ever. I have had many times that someone didn't recognize what I said as it gets emotional but after they calm down and reread it they will recognize something they missed the first time or they let someone else read it and they are able to remember. Regardless, I am here even if you just want to talk, cry, scream Idon't judge. Hugs and love to you and yours!
@@piggykhan i believe he has
I remember in elementary school we we're watching the shuttle because it had a teacher on it. It was awful so many of us witnessed it. It was very shocking, especially at such a young age.
Our neighbor's daughter died in an accident while driving home from college for the weekend. Her school was only a 1.5 hour drive. It was unbelievably sad... Hug your loved ones, tomorrow is never promised.
Although I didn’t tear up for once, it’s very sad ! Thank you … R.I.P. to all who passed away. Love to their families and friends.
Yes you very right
This video is so heartbreaking and painful
So True
@@ppepper9851 how is it sad
You sound like that girl on the video lmao so deep!
Some are fake challenger crew still alive 3 using same name the teacher is now a professor the Chinese guy said its is twin they never was on Challenger
Dennis is so wrong get a life boy
I follow Stephanie on tiktok, she has been through so much, it’s amazing how well she has recovered
Why what happened to her? She's always so sweet ❤
@@badbunny6572 like how she’s recovered from the volcano, she’s lost so much but is still so strong, it’s amazing 🤩
Could you pls provide her tiktok um..name? (Yes, I’m old). But I enjoy her very much!
My husband took a pic with a friend who was due to go snowboarding. After the pick he told me he looks at corby and says "don't die out there man" and Corby died on the trip. My husband blames himself to this day. And that happened when he was in high school
I remember the first time I realised a bunch of kids at a BBQ were all trying to compete to see who could hold their breath underwater the longest... when I freaked and explained the silent death ( as a lot of us nurses called it ) I was surprised so many parents didn't know about it ....its very poorly explained in water safety yet really common
We watched rockets take off all my life and I remember we were watching this one too and they actually showed the teacher's classroom on tv full of her students as everyone cheered her on. 72 seconds later everyone was screaming and crying and full of shock.
To think of how those poor children felt haunts me.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
omg that teacher, bless him. i hope his family is so proud of him. what a hero :,(
The tiger incident...The man didn't enter all the way into the tiger enclosure on purpose...He did climb over a couple of protective barriers, but accidentally slipped and fell at the last one to fall all the way into the enclosure...The saddest thing about that story, is the fact that, if the onlookers left the tiger alone, by not screaming and throwing ROCKS at it, while it stared at the frightened man for several minutes, they say he might have survived long enough for the rescue team to have arrived, and possibly saved him, which was almost there before the tiger got hit by one of the rocks thrown at him by the onlookers, and snatched him up, ultimately killing him...The moral, DON'T THROW ROCKS AT TIGERS WHO ARE CALMLY STANDING IN FRONT OF SOMEBODY...When you think you're helping, BUT YOU'RE NOT!!!
That man in the Paris attack is a true gentleman and hero may he rest in peace. Tragic romance but he did what he did for the beautiful person he must have been.
I was in labor with my first son when the shuttle blew up...he was born on the 29th the day after....I felt he didn't want to come on such a horrible day.....I'll never forget that day.
The teacher Mr Sanders is a literal hero
I’m so glad you went straight into the video with no intro or any thing
Thank you willam sanders you indeed died as a hero Rest In Peace 🙏
I saw Challenger go down watching it live in Middle school. They made a big happy school event out of it. As soon as it blew up my teacher quickly turned the TV off, rolled it away and told us to open our books.
20:23 Freediving is diving while holding your breath for extended periods of time and shallow water blackouts is a huge threat for people of all skill levels. Everyone is strongly advised to never go diving alone and always have a friend who can see if you pass out or run out of air and come to your aid. Even professional competitions have support divers to keep an eye on the participants.
Very good advice
As well as very accurate
The exchange student who fell in the falls. That's heartbreaking. She was beautiful, inside and out. I've seen other videos about her.
Can you imagine how absolutely terrifying it would be to survive the shuttle exploding just to free fall to the ocean and die from the impact.
I know what it's like to have a brain aneurysm, I had one the day before my 36th birthday and had major brain surgery ON my 36th birthday! I'm 50 in January 😉 very lucky to be alive.
Wooow. That's intense! I'm happy you are still among the living
You're very lucky. When I was 11, my uncle dropped dead in front of my with a brain aneurysm
Thank you to you both
I'm so happy you're still alive!
Has strep throat - "I'll tough it out" - *Dies**
I know so many people with that attitude who don't trust modern medicine (especially when it comes to a shot)
This is the type of stuff that winds up happening... What a shame. 😔
Agreed. Tragic.
I've had strep throat didn't need medicine to make it through
@@forgottenpink1783Unless treated with antibiotics, you may be contagious for two to three weeks and at a higher risk for complications such as rheumatic fever. Regardless it didn't work out well for the guy in the video, did it? Lol
@@forgottenpink1783 so you're here to boast about surviving while this guy died? Kind of poor taste, don't you think?
I know someone who almost died with strep, the blood poisoning was killing him. Another person who puts off going to the doctor but thankfully he did go.
I was watching the Challenger in School Live. Cristia McCullough, A TEACHER WHO WON A CONTEST! She Is Always left out of stories like this. And it was proven they all survived until the impact into the water. About 3 minutes!!! Crazy huh?!!
School was cancelled the day the Challenger exploded. I was home already because I was sick. I watched it live on tv and will never forget.
Glad someone spoke about Shallow Water Blackout, also known as Hypoxic Blackout. Didn't know about it until I went through BRC [Basic Reconnaissance Course] in the Marines. Saw it happen quite a few times when other recruits would panic underwater and break the surface to fast or not controlling the assent. People be safe when you go swimming this summer.
0:23 I SAW IT AND I CRIED THAT DAY, a sad day for every child in America, and around the world.
Look up the Challenger conspiracy theory about them all being alive, I'm not even into that stuff, but I came across it and the investigative footage and its crazy!
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@@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations what am I doing and who are you to tell me to stop, I'm a grown man!
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Wow these are really heartbreaking😱 sad seeing last pictures of people roughly my age before their death. You presented the stories really well btw, love watching your content. ☺👍
Niagara falls resident. We just had a recent person who had somehow gotten their car into the rapids just prior to the falls. It was an older lady and many believe that she had a heart attack and veered off the road into the water. Seriously, that isnt easy to do, i believe there is way more to this.
So many sad and tragic encounters / events.
But applaud you for delivering with respect and humiliation.
You forgot to mention about the night club fire that the owner had locked the rear doors to keep people from sneaking in so they only had one exit. I still remember that one very well. :(
Risked 100 lives so that No one is taking away from their bottom line by not paying entry. Smh
The Challenger space shuttle blowing up is one of those "Where were you when...?" moments. I remember exactly where I was when I first heard the news...I was a fourteen year old junior high school student...our homeroom class had just finished gym class and come from changing clothes in the lockerroom, and had just made our way into Social Studies class when the social studies teacher told us as soon as we came through the doors, that the Challenger spae shuttle had just blown up. I will never forget that moment, after having heard all of the hype surrounding it leading up to launch day, about the teacher onboard etc., and then hearing that the entire crew had just been blown to bits in the air, had a profound effect it had on me as a teenage girl. My young mind could barely cope with it.
FYI: The song "Hey Man Nice Shot" was about Bud Dwyer
I was one of the people who were watching the TV that evening, and I saw him pull out the gun, point it under his chin, pull the trigger, and the contents of his head were on the wall behind him. This tells you how lightening fast it all happened before the camera men realized what was happening. I think that I was about 12 years old when I saw it.
The Station Nightclub fire was caused by Great White using pyrotechnics without a permit. The club, co-owned by a Boston newscaster, had highly flammable foam on the walls and ceiling. It was worse because the club was also over capacity. The victims and their families are still fighting for justice.
I heard all the exits weren't being used, and a lot of people just got stuck in the frantic crowd trying to squeeze through one door. The whole event is just awful. You can see awful black smoke before they even realize there's a problem.
Doors were chained and locked. The Derdarian brothers were basically slumlords and didn't care.
Every time I watch these types of videos, I want to break down and cry
Watch something more cheerful hun!!
Well your a baby or what
we can all cry we have fellings for others too hope u understand that
The Challenger was shocking because Christa McAuliffe wasn't just a payload specialist, but primarily a teacher and the first civilian to be chosen to go into space. I was in 9th grade, watching it live in school, when it blew up. She was going to teach some lessons from space. The Challenger was the most watched shuttle launch ever because she was a teacher chosen to go to space. You need to do more than skim wikipedia when you do these stories. We all saw it explode, thousands of school kids had to see that and it was awful!! They knew it was dangerous to launch that shuttle with it being so cold out. That is why the O ring failed. The cold had weakened it, and then when it was super heated that quickly, it just came apart. NASA knew it could happen and chose to launch anyway.
18:09- "He knew" I mean,look at his expression, especially his eyes.
OMG I thought the same exact thing! That's what made that one more sad too me than I originally thought 😔 Also you share the same name as my sis. Love and hugs
Dawn Brancheau was pulled into the water by Tilikum grabbing her arm. Seaworld tried to put the blame on Dawn by saying that it was her ponytail that caused Tilikum to be upset and not the barbaric treatment of the whale. It is believed that Tilikum missed the bridge and the bucket was low on fish and he had had enough.
Love your videos, Lindsay! You almost made me cry with this one.
These are all so sad. I can't imagine the pain of losing a child. God bless you all.
The worst pain any parent can feel
Such horrible and tragic accidents! I couldn't imagine losing my children, or losing someone in these ways! Some of these people are true heros, and some just happen to have an accident and it ends their lives. I 🙏🙏 for all the families involved in each of these stories. Keep being great fam!
I choked up a little for the avalanche one. “Get away from me save yourself”
I remember watching the shuttle take off on TV with my mom and we didn't know what we were seeing it was so disturbing
All of these are sad except the tiger one... I never feel bad for someone when they get eaten in an animal exhibit... Stay your ass on the right side of that and u get to live... Its a basic rule of thumb
Same TBH because they're wild animals at the end of the day and we.... we're food to them lol
I watched the Challenger explode on television. I often wonder how messed up emotionally and mentally all those children were after watching their elementary teacher blow up in front of them and the world that morning?
Dont mess with nature... I cant stress it enough. I have had bears run right past me while im frozen on the spot thinking it was coming for me. Thank god it blew past me
Scary!
i remember being in the 4th grade and watching the challenger explosion on tv in class. That does things to ones psyche
This video was done very respectfully. Thank you.
It makes me so fucking mad that Dave Sanders died saving students, and medics never came to help him. Police even held off on entering the school. Police, fire, and medics are supposed to risk their lives to save others.
I totally agree, I think because of the tragedy at Columbine though the training has actually changed for emergency services and they are now required to enter a building when they arrive, It was on the Columbine documentary.
The high school was under a lockdown nobody could have gotten and if they wanted to. It's sad that he died but if the police would have went in more lives were lost. He died saving hundreds of people.
Hate the killer not the help.
We Paramedics are forbidden from entering non secure scenes. Maybe learn policies and protocols before calling people out who risk death and injury everyday. If you think it’s so easy then put yourself on an EMS unit. We get killed there is no EMS to save anyone. Always those who won’t do the job that complain about those of us who do.
@MarshL apologies. I try to educate, but sometimes arm chair Quarterbacks and those who know nothing need to stop commenting without understanding. Our country seems to be experiencing a mass lack of education or common sense. That angers me because they refuse to put themselves into the situation, but judge we that do. It’s infuriating.
Thank you for covering George Mallory and Sandy Irvine - forgotten history.
The two payload specialists were actually civilians chosen to be the first ones in space. Gregory Jarvis was a civilian engineer with Hughes Aircraft Co. and Christa McAuliffe was a social studies teacher, wife and mother of 2. She won an essay contest or something similar to be chosen for the Challenger mission and underwent special training as an astronaut.
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I still have a Challenger Mission Patch that I recieved from the crew when they visited my school.
moment of silence for william sanders there, he truly was a here, may his soul rest in peace
I have never felt the urge to ball up and cry so many times than while watching this video. Amazingly done.
the rhode island fire is an example of what my job uses to talk about fire safety. its actually scary the video we watched of the people trying to get out
MAY THEY ALL REST IN PEACE 🕊
I also wanted to say, this couldn’t have been an easy show to do. I wouldn’t have been able too. Great job on the part of the girls reading these.
One of the stories hit super home. The boys who overdosed of alcohol and Oxy, my brother did as well at 29yrs old, except his was laced with fentenal. He had a major seizure and died within minutes. I had to pause and cry, collect myself, and finished out the video.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I think it would be great to share this to schoolkids from grades 6 to 12. Hope this doesn't hurt you or memory of your loss. Just trying to share what can come out it to help other kids so that they don't do the same thing.
@@lynne6354 yes I think education is the most important thing. Knowledge really is power. I’d share my brothers story over and over if it saved a kid from the same fate. It would honor his life I think.
6:38 i got here shortly after I read that post, sorry.
But yeah, if you need to cry, then do so. I won’t judge. Trying to hold it in only makes it worse. I would know.
The one when a wife died 18 hours after her wedding made me cry. That day (December 22nd) was the day my sister turned two years old. Heartbreaking.
1:00 Cassie René Bernall. My mom was best friends with her since 4th grade she said, I remember when she told me about her. Cassie was a sweet girl struggling with deppression,alcohol and drugs. Heartbreaking. When the massacre occured my mother was trying to escape with her. Sadly Cassie was caught and killed. It really does break my heart knowing that Cassie was only 17 and killed, It broke my mothers heart even more knowing that she was best friends with her. Later In the scene, My mother saw her best friends dead body getting carried away. It's brutal having to see your best lifeless friend getting carried away, Everytime she talks about it she starts to cry. Truely heart crushing.
Outstanding video keep up the great work
You know what don’t use a cover photo if it’s not in the video thanks
"like that is so scary and shocking" god she's deep!
How
She is just telling how they died how does that make her deep
That wedding photo dang near made me cry.
No Explosion Because it Was A GLIDER
Also on the "challenger" was first ever civilian, a teacher, Christa McAuliffe. So...those of us school age at the time(at least where I am from)got out of class to watch the launching live.
It was awful, surreal, traumatic and the results lasting....
It was so shocking and so sad..
2:35
my cousin's husband and parents were there and he luckily made it out. his parents had left early before the shooting happened but brandon (my cousin's husband) had to escape in that moment and that was just scary for the whole family
These stories are proof that none of us are promised tomorrow and that we have to be thankful for each day
Hi there it's purcifany here and who are these Top 10 people i hope there are not too upsetting and thanks Amazing Top 10 for another video i can enjoy u and the team rock 😁😎😎😎
I have no clue what this even means
Try a thesaurus, dictionary, and a English course.
Pippa was driving, Josh had a bunch of broken bones and 1 surgery right after the crash. He had a brain hemmorhage, broken arm and leg, a broken jaw and partial fracture of his back in addition to the coma.
I remember when the Challenger exploded and it was also the year I graduated from high school.
@Mike The Greek thank you so much for your reply. That really had to be tragic to see that happen when you were 6 years old.
Me too. I was in my government class at the time.
We watched the Challenger live in school. The explosion elecited gasps, stares of horror, and people cried. We just stood there totally shocked.
In Story number five , With all sincerity I honestly just think it was his time to go. I I mean come on! How do you hold on for 18 hours to a log keeping yourself alive with your own strength , only to end up capsized in the rescue boat ,and dead from going over the falls anyway! It blows my mind how this world just throws these crazy ironies right in our faces lol
Not smart to go rafting at Niagra falls ..
I remember watching the challenger live when I was in 6th grade. The teachers had all the students watch on tv that day. It was devastating.
Rest in peace Moria Smith, you saved so many
lives, never forget 9/11
I really appreciate how respectful these stories are told.
Every time Lindsay Ivan does these types of videos, I would like to give her a hug and tell her that if she needs some time to compose herself, she has all the time she needs
That teacher didn't get help because the police were to afraid to go In .
If you watch any police reality show you will always hear them say.
At the end of the day the most important thing is we get home alive.
You still depend on them.
Yea, with all their "training" they still have issues getting in to help others
It’s at that point where I won’t go to any kind of crowded venue. Especially with the Travis Scott tragedy it’s just not worth it to me. I’d rather be home comfortable in pjs and watch whatever I want.
The Space Shuttle Challenger also had a civilian school teacher on board. " Sally Ride " :(
Christa McAuliffe was the school teacher. Sally Ride was an astronaut and physicist. She was not aboard the Challenger.. Judith Resnik was the female astronaut who died aboard the Challenger. Sally Ride was the third woman to go into space. She was also the only person on both panels that investigated the Challenger tragedy in 1986 and the. Columbia crash in 2003.
The scariest one for me is the concert shooting cause I’m a very regular concertgoer (well pre pandemic).