Unfortunately college or universities don't have degrees in common sense 😕. I've worked with extensively university educated ppl. It's amazing how many were completely without day to day sense. Only a small percentage...
I've been there once with my family when I was about 12 years old. When I saw the boardwalks with no rails and all the steaming and boiling water, I pretty much freaked out at how unsafe it appeared to me. I've often wondered how I, as a 12 year old, could recognize the danger, while others much older have absolutely no internal danger recognition mode at all.
It's reeealllly hard to feel sorry for people who's stupidity is the cause of their own demise. I do feel sorry for his sister though, that must've been horrifying to witness.
maybe they should have a japanese ero guro sign that says "you will die screaming, no one will help you, no one will retreive your bones, and the news will make fun of you."
It didnt happen straight away, he floated for a bit, and the guards tried to get him out but he was too far to reach, then it rained and the next day they tried again and he was dust/dissolved except his wallet and jandals
Human broth.. Sad lol. Thats probably the way id like to die, when my time comes tho. i wouldnt want to rot in a buried box, or have my body burned to ashes, no. Consumed by boiling spring water that burts into the air! Whoo!
I’ve seen a baby bison fall into a hot spring...pretty gruesome. It came up once then just got dissolved. I felt bad for the mother as it was pacing back and forth and making noises
You forgot to mention his sister was with him and filmed the whole accident (from other reports). She could not help him once he slipped in the hot, acidic water and filmed it. She went to get help and the next day they went to get his body but because the water was so hot and acidic no remains could be found. It must have been a terrifying, painful and horrible death to experience and watch.
Wish they'd release. Not only for the twisted folks like myself, but perhaps, if folks witnessed someone melting in an acid filled spring, they'd think twice about stepping off designated paths.
She didn't film the "whole thing." Nowhere in the report does it say that. She filmed him testing the temperature and presumably, him falling in. She didn't stand there and film him get cooked, as you make it sound.
Except she wasn’t screaming. Can’t believe how gullible some people can be. Just cause people write ‘screaming’ for clickbates. Use your own eyes and ears. Watch as many times as you want. There was no screaming.
I read that he just graduated from college when he killed himself in the boiling and acidic water of the spring. Seems to me he didn't get much out of his college education and his family should ask for a full refund.
Actually his parents should have instilled the basic knowledge of hot boiling water bad at a very young age. It is possible entitlement was more his mind set, the rules don't apply to him. Mother Nature it seems gave him his final lesson. Sad but reality.
Well, because the government has so little credibility who really would believe signs they put up saying "Danger! Keep out!" They just had to take down a sign in Glacier national park saying "these glaciers will be gone by 1991 or some other past year. Gongratulations Guys. Nobody including China believes anything you say...
And the Darwin award goes to...... But seriously, why do people act so dumb. I would expect sth like that from a teenager but not from a grown man. I feel sorry for the familiy, for him not so much.
just because someone grads from college doesnt make them smart. They were able to meet the requirements of that curriculum. This fool was a blooming idiot and his degree (not Fahrenheit) couldn't help him.
College isn't necessarily about being smart. Being a college grad just means you competed a list of specific classes and requirements. Anyone can do that. And this is coming from me, a college graduate
College made him suicidal. He graduated, but with a degree that has no practical application, plus massive student loan debt that he didn't want to face.
A few years back at some hot springs near Mammoth Mt, CA, a couple of folks were in some local hot springs (used regularly), when there was a "thermal event" which sent scalding hot water into their spring and cooked both of them. There were other folks there, but not in the water, heard the screams and called 911. Sadly the first responders had to remove the bodies that had no flesh, only bone on their lower extremities. Not a pretty thing to deal with for those brave responders.
@@the_darklord5896 Sounds potentially like a fabricated story, especially since you & both can't find any sources that confirm dave9351's story. I don't buy his story being real.
@@elizabethchase6528 Who cares if it's plausible? I did a little research based on the location given before I posted that comment & found no report of that incident. I've heard other stories of injuries or deaths of people, then based on location alone & through a bit of research found the reports on them. So I believe I'm justified in saying I don't believe them, because if it would've happened I would've found reports on it, especially considering the highly unique manner of death.
I feel horrible for him. He was not wise but his pain and last moments must have been so agonizing. Reminds me of a book I read - the section where a medical examiner explained her worst case: A man who was pushed into a manhole and into scalding water. He screamed horrible sounds in agony but could not be rescued.
Just really sad ! There is a reason why they have rules when I visited yellow stone it was very clear how dangerous it could be too yr health. I will never understand the foolishness of people.
I would expect someone who can't be bothered to spell out "your" after already typing a bunch to think this is a sad story. Probably don't know your from you're anyway. I mean you obviously don't know to from too.
In some places the colorful water just sits quietly with no steam coming from it. It looks deceptively safe. I imagine it must be tempting to experiment and reach out with a finger. Even though the signs say acid water. Very sad outcome.
Even an idiot knows that steaming water is either boiling hot or freezing cold. What was this guy thinking? Oh, that's right,...he wasn't, so now he isn't.
Wow, that’s really clever! Did you just come up with that? I’m going to start saying it all the time literally anywhere I can for some reason if that’s alright with you
It's a shame. Hopefully others will learn from this. Yellowstone has lots of things that can kill you if you don't follow the rules: Bison, Hot Springs, Waterfalls, Cold, etc
Can’t help but think how conscientiously intelligent he was to remove himself from the genepool before doing some real damage to our society somehow. Good on you, sir.
If he wanted to soak, they should have just went up by the state's north boarder to Boiling River. There's literally a parking lot and a path to enjoy the water. Much safer to find a good spot.
Strike one: Doing something illegal. Strike two: Sister filming it and not doing anything to stop said Illegal activity. Strike Three: Slipping from where he shouldn't be in the first place. Also my mistake for thinking someone who graduated from college actually was smart.
I heard he was checking the temperature of the water and then he tripped and fell. Medics were there but there was a storm so they waited but his body was already disintegrated.
Did he die instantly? I doubt it. In the book Death in Yellowstone, the author's first story is about a guy who dove head first into a pool in order to save his friends' dog, who had jumped in and started yelping terribly. The guy emerged, his skin cooked white, his eyes completely white. His friend, the dogs' owner, stepping in (burning his legs) to pull him out. The diver guys skin came off his hand like a glove, but he got ashore. They raced him to a hospital, where all they could do was give him morphine and IVs, in a desperate attempt to keep his body hydrated. Not having skin, you don't hold in water. I believe he lasted for many hours, but eventually died of dehydration. The park rangers were able to retrieve the dogs bones. The book is full of stories like this, but none of them describe the victim as dying instantly. I took my 10 yo son to Yellowstone a couple years ago, and I told him this and other stories. We actually met the author, who was signing 2nd edition copies of the book he's famous for. As for this guy? I can't feel to sorry for him, despite the horrible way he died. He was destroying the beauty of this park, as he thought his amusement was more important.
+WolfyForever 21 other sites have recreations based on the fact his sister was with him and filmed it all. Real video not released yet . He was attempting to touch the water and fell in
Not only do the parents have to grieve their son boiling himself to death, they have to live with the embarrassment that they raised two kids for decades, only to have them destroy themselves being bratty and not guarding their own lives like sensible people. His sister is probably in a straight jacket somewhere... having witnessed it while also trying to bpile herself to death. Body completely dissolved...
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You don't need a college degree to know how dangerous a hot spring is.
Unfortunately college or universities don't have degrees in common sense 😕. I've worked with extensively university educated ppl. It's amazing how many were completely without day to day sense. Only a small percentage...
But it DOES take a college degree to go testing it out!!
@@Christina-sf4py Tell me fools and Trumpanzees have common sense!!
A thermometer for checking the degrees would be way more helpful than a college degree.
probably went to alabama university.
I've been there once with my family when I was about 12 years old. When I saw the boardwalks with no rails and all the steaming and boiling water, I pretty much freaked out at how unsafe it appeared to me. I've often wondered how I, as a 12 year old, could recognize the danger, while others much older have absolutely no internal danger recognition mode at all.
A 30-40 year old can easily be dumber than a 12 year old without being "mentally challenged"
It calls bravery
@@momoblue1691 no its called stupidity
@@momoblue1691 what?
@@momoblue1691 called stupidity lol
He should have known better. RIP, but that's wasn't the smartest thing to do.
HERE COME DAT BOI!
Right R.I.P
He slipped
@@PheonFierce after he went off the boardwalk
@@PheonFierce he didn’t slip off of the boardwalk. He left the boardwalk, went close to the hot springs and THEN slipped.
It's reeealllly hard to feel sorry for people who's stupidity is the cause of their own demise. I do feel sorry for his sister though, that must've been horrifying to witness.
Dude literally burned to death And you don’t feel sorry?
@@trainwreck3587 wait I thought he fall into water
@@setyx. *scalding hot water
@@trainwreck3587why would they? Not their fault, and if the guy hadn't been such a moron, he wouldn't have died in the first place!
I don't know if he fell, but they hopped fences to get there, so it's their own fault. Had they not done that it wouldn't have happened.
maybe they should have a japanese ero guro sign that says "you will die screaming, no one will help you, no one will retreive your bones, and the news will make fun of you."
Works for me.
Ha!
I was just out there in Yellowstone last month, only an idiot would soak in a geyser.
Hubby Bubby is that a racist comment towards candians
@@penguinzbiggestfan Either that person deleted their comment or I replied to the wrong comment :I
He slipped
@@PheonFierce he still went to a restricted area
read the description, he slipped in, these people just dont know how to make a title, because theyre idiots
yet another example of how a college education does NOT necessarily create intelligent people.
Hope no one else signed on his student loan debt.
😂👍
He was probably studying finance.
I mean. Let’s be real. The biggest factor in his demise was the fact that he had testicles.
@@HereForTheComments990😂
Yellowstone safety tips: 1. Stay away from the bears. 2. Don't pet the bison. 3. Don't get in the geysers.
Use one's brain and common sense.
Just stand well clear of the bears, bison and geysers
Crazy people need to be told that.
Like...do breathe, eat, drink. xD
4) Stay away from people who do 1,2 or\and 3
I made several motorcycle trips through the park over the years, and the stuff I saw people do was amazing. Just no thought or logic at all.
He didn't just die he freaking disintegrated, damn😔
Mario Crespo Way worse. Disintergrated means he turned to nothing but dust.
+Mario Crespo
Yeah, plus it wasn't a very smart idea in the first place.
It didnt happen straight away, he floated for a bit, and the guards tried to get him out but he was too far to reach, then it rained and the next day they tried again and he was dust/dissolved except his wallet and jandals
@@palmygurl
Lmao poor guy
Fr though why was he even trying to get in a spring if he knew it was illegal?
Human broth.. Sad lol. Thats probably the way id like to die, when my time comes tho. i wouldnt want to rot in a buried box, or have my body burned to ashes, no. Consumed by boiling spring water that burts into the air! Whoo!
I was 9 years old when I was there and even I knew not to touch the water. Wtf was wrong with this dude?
Ridiculous
Dumb and dead.
The end.
College degree.. that's what's wrong with him
@@canyonmonkey2537 you seem dumb.
Saved at birth thru modern medical intervention BUT you can’t fix stupid it will bitecha’ eventually.
I guess a college education doesn’t mean you have common sense.
I’ve seen a baby bison fall into a hot spring...pretty gruesome. It came up once then just got dissolved. I felt bad for the mother as it was pacing back and forth and making noises
Omg 😥
OMG...
That is terrible
I feel much worse for the bison. It was just a baby.
Good thing animals dont have consciences and reason like humans. Mom at some point saw that baby was gone and silent, so she moved on....
You forgot to mention his sister was with him and filmed the whole accident (from other reports). She could not help him once he slipped in the hot, acidic water and filmed it. She went to get help and the next day they went to get his body but because the water was so hot and acidic no remains could be found. It must have been a terrifying, painful and horrible death to experience and watch.
goldsilverandiamonds wow that very horrid
Joshua Santiago It was so bad Police won't release the video to the new or public.
Wish they'd release. Not only for the twisted folks like myself, but perhaps, if folks witnessed someone melting in an acid filled spring, they'd think twice about stepping off designated paths.
It’s not acidic. It’s boiling hot water.
I stand corrected. Apparently the water is also acidic. I apologize
She didn't film the "whole thing." Nowhere in the report does it say that. She filmed him testing the temperature and presumably, him falling in. She didn't stand there and film him get cooked, as you make it sound.
That's almost as bad as being burned alive. Imagine picking up a boiled chicken drumstick out the pot. The meat just slides right off the bone!
Yeah but who in their right mind boils chicken.
@@JulesJukes you've never had chicken soup?
• MacknCheezee • HAHAHAHAHAHA
• MacknCheezee • huh? I always boil chicken for soup and for arroz con pollo.
MeeBee2020 fry it a lil then simmer with a little water on medium with a lid
Then throw it with the rice
I could not imagine the first five seconds his brain realized Oh my God Im dead!
🤣🤣🤣
What’s funny about that? Idiot
Burning alive too bro damn
@@AF-jx7hz the idiot was the one who tried going in. best not to have his genes passed down if he's that dumb
Absolutely horrifying thought
The girl that just stuck her hand and feet in the hot spring and then ran off screaming it was hot has led me here ...smh
Except she wasn’t screaming. Can’t believe how gullible some people can be. Just cause people write ‘screaming’ for clickbates. Use your own eyes and ears. Watch as many times as you want. There was no screaming.
A case of "rules don't apply to me". We've all seen these sorts of people whether it's as simple as cutting in line or ignoring airline regulations.
Pretty sure the rules of nature was swiftly applied
I hope his son is smarter than his father.
Lmao oh shutup man. You have no idea. Life doesn't work like that stop creating a nice little narrative to make you feel good
and then headlines will call it a "tragic and freak accident" when it was entirely preventable and completely their fault
Agree !! Nothing tragic & accident here !!!
Ohhh no what a horrible way to Die😱😱😱😟😢😢So sad
goathunter 12 I know RIGHT h
Smh so sad what a horrible way to die
actually I think it would be rather fast... not interested in testing the hypothesis🤔
@@innerviews897 fast but probably unimaginably painful for those few seconds
Yes but survival of the fittest
Natural selection at its finest
I wouldn't go 1,000 miles near that place
I read that he just graduated from college when he killed himself in the boiling and acidic water of the spring. Seems to me he didn't get much out of his college education and his family should ask for a full refund.
Actually his parents should have instilled the basic knowledge of hot boiling water bad at a very young age. It is possible entitlement was more his mind set, the rules don't apply to him.
Mother Nature it seems gave him his final lesson. Sad but reality.
You get torn in two directions by an incident like this. Sorrow for the young man's horrific death, and wonder at his stupidity.
indeed
But still why would someone do that
Stupid people
prime example of “just because you can doesn’t mean you should.”
Nature needs help making selections sometimes
Well, because the government has so little credibility who really would believe signs they put up saying "Danger! Keep out!"
They just had to take down a sign in Glacier national park saying "these glaciers will be gone by 1991 or some other past year.
Gongratulations Guys. Nobody including China believes anything you say...
Like everyone has said, entitled,not too bright. I assume he could read the danger signs since he was a college graduate.
First he got his college degree, then he got the 212 degree.
😂 😂 wtf hahahaha
😂
😅😂.
And the Darwin award goes to......
But seriously, why do people act so dumb. I would expect sth like that from a teenager but not from a grown man. I feel sorry for the familiy, for him not so much.
He was trying to soak in hot spring? Well mission accomplished, I'm happy for him.
But in the end she said slipped 🤷 Poor guy 😞
A college graduate, and he didn't know that boiling water was HOT and could ACTUALLY HARM YOU?
just because someone grads from college doesnt make them smart. They were able to meet the requirements of that curriculum. This fool was a blooming idiot and his degree (not Fahrenheit) couldn't help him.
College isn't necessarily about being smart. Being a college grad just means you competed a list of specific classes and requirements. Anyone can do that. And this is coming from me, a college graduate
And you're not smart enough to know a hot springs isn't simply really hot water?
We know what he meant, you're offended?
College made him suicidal. He graduated, but with a degree that has no practical application, plus massive student loan debt that he didn't want to face.
I am surprised people don’t throw ashes or dead people to cover their crimes or save on burials in the hot springs.
Don’t give them ideas😳I didn’t think of that too! That’s pretty smart lol
Maybe they have............
@@toddb2537 Bears probably throw people in that bothered them and their cubs. No bodies means no rangers with guns.
Because they have to pay an entrance fee, duh...
@@travelnomad2128 They could pay entrance fee without anyone knowing there is a dead body in the back.
crazy this guy graduated in geology and this little stunt ended his life.
This makes a trip in a submersible to see the Titanic sound like a dream vacation.
How long before somebody tries to launch a submersible in the hot springs
@@juliebraden6911 as soon as TikTok finds out about it
that poor man I can't imagine how the family feels
Phoebe Gradert that he was a dumbass
@Wolfreign Valenford
Lmao
@@riot2136 I was just going to type that . Thanks !
@@CharacterInYourReality1127 he was still an idiot and dumbass
Probably like they lost the weak link.
Condolences to his heartbroken family and friends.
When the guy wore slippers, the fate was decided.
I love how they forget to mention that the water is also very acidic
It's not only boiling hot, but acidic from all the dissolved sulphate minerals.
@@delavalmilker wait why is it acidic again?
@@delavalmilker but the acidic water was that really strong to dissolve human’s flesh and body in short amount of time?
The acidity doesn't really matter when the heat kills you long before the acid has any real effect.
I distinctly remember them saying that his body disentragated from the heat and the acidity of the water!!!!
Who is here because of Zack d films?
I am
Yellowstone - what a beautiful place the family can come to and now pay respects
Anyone after zackdfilms video
I am
Yep
I wonder what made him think that going near boiling hot water was a good idea
"It's just like taking a bath"
It's not just like taking a bath
I wonder what makes you think it's simply hot water.
@@kilderokbath water 100-115 degrees. Much above that can burn.
"do it for the vine" oh wait
ay sma hi
H 2 0hhh god that is awful.
Trump Will Win I know
They say you can’t fix stupid but that stupid got fixed.
Let's hope none of us die a horrible and painful death
Actual Noob he wouldn’t have felt anything, the second he got in he would have gone into shock and the acid would’ve destroyed all his pain nerves
Ok
But...I wouldn't do that....
I can't speak for you but I could never die in suck a manner because I have a brain
@@riot2136ya... No. He definitely felt pain for a couple of minutes at least... The screaming should've made that clear to you.
He went way past the soak mode and hit the self destruct button.
You don't need a college degree to read the warning signs all around.
A few years back at some hot springs near Mammoth Mt, CA, a couple of folks were in some local hot springs (used regularly), when there was a "thermal event" which sent scalding hot water into their spring and cooked both of them.
There were other folks there, but not in the water, heard the screams and called 911.
Sadly the first responders had to remove the bodies that had no flesh, only bone on their lower extremities. Not a pretty thing to deal with for those brave responders.
When did this happen?
I'm not finding anything on it...
@@the_darklord5896 Sounds potentially like a fabricated story, especially since you & both can't find any sources that confirm dave9351's story. I don't buy his story being real.
What's the name of the hot spring? I couldn't find any source to verify your story & I don't believe you.
@@elizabethchase6528 Who cares if it's plausible? I did a little research based on the location given before I posted that comment & found no report of that incident.
I've heard other stories of injuries or deaths of people, then based on location alone & through a bit of research found the reports on them. So I believe I'm justified in saying I don't believe them, because if it would've happened I would've found reports on it, especially considering the highly unique manner of death.
I feel horrible for him. He was not wise but his pain and last moments must have been so agonizing.
Reminds me of a book I read - the section where a medical examiner explained her worst case: A man who was pushed into a manhole and into scalding water. He screamed horrible sounds in agony but could not be rescued.
The rest of humanity is safe from his stupidity. That's all that matters.
@@juliebraden6911 no genes passed on after being boiled alive.
Ok but this idiot wasn't pushed. He did it on purpose. He doesn't deserve any sympathy at all.
Just really sad ! There is a reason why they have rules when I visited yellow stone it was very clear how dangerous it could be too yr health. I will never understand the foolishness of people.
I would expect someone who can't be bothered to spell out "your" after already typing a bunch to think this is a sad story. Probably don't know your from you're anyway. I mean you obviously don't know to from too.
This guy was a college graduate, that says a lot
frat boy-party-no learning!!!!
He was a high school graduate too. Should we give up on that as well?
I heard he even drinks water!
He fell for the scam lmao
@@stickyfox Yes.
Woah, that is crazy
Literally is it crazy for you ? 😕Think How could he bare that painfull pain
Zack d films wasn't lying💀💀
Fr 💀🫸🏽🫷🏽
In some places the colorful water just sits quietly with no steam coming from it. It looks deceptively safe. I imagine it must be tempting to experiment and reach out with a finger. Even though the signs say acid water. Very sad outcome.
How is no one addressing the most concerning part, which is that someone actually bred with this guy?😵💫
R.I.P 😞
Even an idiot knows that steaming water is either boiling hot or freezing cold. What was this guy thinking? Oh, that's right,...he wasn't, so now he isn't.
Do idiots also know that this isn't hot water? It's acidic. But yeah, keep acting like you're a genius though.
When You Play Stupid Games You Win Stupid Prizes.
Wow, that’s really clever! Did you just come up with that? I’m going to start saying it all the time literally anywhere I can for some reason if that’s alright with you
He slipped and fell, he didn’t get in
The whole place is dangerous 🛢️☢️☢️☢️☣️
Funny how they show the guy at his College Graduation yet he hadn't a lick of sense. RIP.
Poor man😞
i love natural selection.
How ironic, they show a picture of him in the thumb nail graduating trying to convey intelligence then he goes and boils himself alive.
It's a shame. Hopefully others will learn from this.
Yellowstone has lots of things that can kill you if you don't follow the rules: Bison, Hot Springs, Waterfalls, Cold, etc
And every last one of those things has killed people, usually for social media
This is what a true Darwin Award winner looks like.
Who’s here from zackdfilms?
Me
Me
Me
You can't cure stupidity!
Sure you can!
Geyser: hold my beer…
Some people learned everything they know about nature by watching cartoons.
I muddy slope leading into scalding hot water...what could go wrong?
Zack d films wasn't lying afterall
Can’t help but think how conscientiously intelligent he was to remove himself from the genepool before doing some real damage to our society somehow. Good on you, sir.
If he wanted to soak, they should have just went up by the state's north boarder to Boiling River. There's literally a parking lot and a path to enjoy the water. Much safer to find a good spot.
Can you imagine spending all that time on educating yourself to then do something this idiotic…
Zack D.Films brought me here
Am I supposed to feel sorry for him? He got his Darwin Award.
I hit the bowl in celebration of the world's average iq going up a notch.
Man he dissolved like cotton candy in water
Nope he got what he was asking for a hot spring bath
Homie didn’t have the high ground 😂
You wouldn’t be writing such smart comments if this happened to a family member/friend of yours, guy.
So basically he was cremated ALIVE
More like “Alkaline Hydrolysis”. An alternative form of cremation from fire.
@@empyrean196 yeah the greener way of cremation. Lye and water. Lye is basically acid so yeah alkaline hydrolysis is the correct term of it.
@@kaylinjacklyn2875 lye is alkaline not acidic.
@@Figgatella I said basically not is correct yourself before u try to correct me.
Cremated is burned. He was boiled alive.
Poor guy😢. He seem like a gentle guy
Perfect he got the Darwin Award he so badly wanted
The things people do for names sake fame.
Ouch...that's a horrible way to go.
Strike one: Doing something illegal. Strike two: Sister filming it and not doing anything to stop said Illegal activity. Strike Three: Slipping from where he shouldn't be in the first place. Also my mistake for thinking someone who graduated from college actually was smart.
Strike you're an idiot who doesn't know how to use words: getting video on a phone isn't filming, Spielberg.
"stupid is as stupid does" RIP....
Well.. now we know how to effectively dispose of a body.
You're dark lol
This is kind of the same principle that is used for Green Cremation.
LOL just seeing this now!! Is this real did the guy actually disobey the warning signs and jumped in and he fried to a crisp?
Hard to feel bad for someone who willingly broke the safety rules set in place to protect pefrom that very thing. RIP regardless
We have all made little mistakes that almost killed us... this kid was not as fortunate.
Kid?
@@josephvisnovsky1462 young man
That may be true, but even a child could tell that doing what he did was a clearly bad idea by observing the loads of vapor above the spring
Speak for yourself
this report doesnt mention the word HIGHLY CORROSIVE AND ACIDIC water
*YOU PICKED THE WRONG SPRING, FOOL!!*
He's not...... a smart man.
the graduation uniform must of been rented for the pic, he sure didn't graduate!
But he did know what love was.
I heard he was checking the temperature of the water and then he tripped and fell. Medics were there but there was a storm so they waited but his body was already disintegrated.
Rainbow Rock Cookie why would he check the temperature of the water, sounds like a teenager excuse
Did he die instantly? I doubt it. In the book Death in Yellowstone, the author's first story is about a guy who dove head first into a pool in order to save his friends' dog, who had jumped in and started yelping terribly. The guy emerged, his skin cooked white, his eyes completely white. His friend, the dogs' owner, stepping in (burning his legs) to pull him out. The diver guys skin came off his hand like a glove, but he got ashore. They raced him to a hospital, where all they could do was give him morphine and IVs, in a desperate attempt to keep his body hydrated. Not having skin, you don't hold in water. I believe he lasted for many hours, but eventually died of dehydration. The park rangers were able to retrieve the dogs bones. The book is full of stories like this, but none of them describe the victim as dying instantly.
I took my 10 yo son to Yellowstone a couple years ago, and I told him this and other stories. We actually met the author, who was signing 2nd edition copies of the book he's famous for.
As for this guy? I can't feel to sorry for him, despite the horrible way he died. He was destroying the beauty of this park, as he thought his amusement was more important.
And the fact that he was saving his FRIENDS DOG???? Not even his OWN dog??? smh for this idiot.
I don't think he did any damage to the park.
How horrible. They should put up warnings everywhere they indicate you will dissolve into nothing if you get into the spring.
I congratulate this man for that platinum Darwin Award
Idk looks like he had a kid?
Hopefully takes after mom more than dad
@@Seek1878 idk it's the internet so you could look it up and maybe also look up the proper use of question marks.
@@juliebraden6911 Nothing wrong with my use of a question mark. Also you don't want to admit you're wrong lol
i have never been curious to see if yellowstone could turn me into a prehistoric bone display.
More like a bone slurry display; no those don't survive either.
So horrible my prayers go out to the family of Scott
Yeah. Prayers. That oughtta fix it lmao
Put a sign up "Wet Paint" and see how many have to touch it to see if you're telling the truth.
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Very few Darwin winners manage to off themselves and leave zero traces of their body for their family to bury. He deserves special recognition.
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Nothing but student loan debts to remember him by.
He earned his degree.
And by that I mean his 200 degree burns. 🌡
Lol...I don't even feel bad for laughing. Just had to break the rules and get close...look how that worked out
Hahaha! Am I terrible for laughing at the best comment here? RIP, of course.
That park official has such a soothing voice.
Replace "Man" with "Idiot" in the title.
This is still one of the most disturbing cases I’ve seen.
I'm sorry I have to laugh at this mans stupidity! I'm sorry he died but really?! REALLY?!
ZindoGamer XD I know
+WolfyForever 21 other sites have recreations based on the fact his sister was with him and filmed it all. Real video not released yet . He was attempting to touch the water and fell in
ZindoGamer same
Exactly
Yeah lol and I'm just now watching this!! Is this real did the guy actually disobey the warning signs and jumped in and he fried to a crisp??
He should have stayed on the boardwalk
Not only do the parents have to grieve their son boiling himself to death, they have to live with the embarrassment that they raised two kids for decades, only to have them destroy themselves being bratty and not guarding their own lives like sensible people. His sister is probably in a straight jacket somewhere... having witnessed it while also trying to bpile herself to death. Body completely dissolved...