I thought the same thing. I did it many years ago without a harness, super sketchy. Would definitely wear one next time. He’s sad and looking for blame. I get that, but it’s not in the park.
I do think those are important, but I also think those lines get way too long. There are too many people going up those cables and it results in gridlock. A lot of people just want to get down rather than be patient.
I'm sorry for his loss, but as someone who has climbed peaks, we all know the risks and try not to let mountains claim our lives. He cannot make the park responsible for their decisions.
Except, there are considerations. Mountaineering involving preparation and education regarding conditions and how to manage unexpected weather would be a good requirement. There’s a mix of bucket-listers hiking on a whim (not saying she was one), people so green to hiking that you would not necessarily encounter bagging peaks. The condition of the polish is also important. Far too many lives have been lost on this hike. Geese, people taking selfies, etc.
After watching hundreds of videos of deaths that could have been avoided while doing outdoor activities in parks, caves lakes, the air, on mountains the one thing that could have save so many was plain common sense. The father spoke of them wanting to go down before the rain or maybe it would rain and that it would make it much more slippery. When watching many videos of this scary activity (to me ) I see some are using harness or clips some aren't. WHY TAKE A CHANCE? It happened to his daughter. She slipped. Someone posted they had done the climb way back when and no one was using any clips/harnesses . But he also said people froze and wouldn't move. Those people might have had not froze & there was a less chance to fall & maybe taking someone with them, with having a clip! I learned an old saying at home & at school. "It's better to have and not need than to need and not have!" May Grace rest in peace.
This is a horrible accident, but don’t blame Yosemite, being experience, backpacker, climber, there’s a lot of things you check like the weather Also, the shoes are extremely important and so on i’ll be claiming it next year
It’s crazy to me how he can just sit and talk on TV about the moment his daughter died a horrible death without even a sign of a tear in his eye or nothing! He talks about it like it’s just a random thing 😳
Things like this can be so traumatic that you have to block them out to deal with them. It will probably fully hit him when he least expects it. I lost someone and it took five years before I could finally let out all the pain.
My brother-in-law died in a hiking accident several years ago. He went over a waterfall after slipping on some rocks. When we went to pick up his car and belongings from the ranger station we talked to one of the rangers who found his body. He said their job was to protect nature from people not the other way around. The fact that this dad is blaming the park system for this accident is crazy. He knew the risks going in. I am sorry for his loss but I see this as his error.
Thank you for this. I was wondering why/how she fell of they're usually in climbing gear and hooked onto the side cables. I didn't realize you have to unclip every so often.
@@Scriptkitty-sd8dp I've realized my idea is kinda dumb because if one person falls then its dominoes effect, the reason why you have to unclip and clip is for that reason, and also you're supposed to have 2 clips so 1 is always attached while you're clipping and unclipping
@@Scriptkitty-sd8dp if she had fallen, while momentarily unclipped, I guarantee he would have said that specifically to address that deficiency. I am sure they were not wearing harnesses. I have heard from regulars that probably more than half of people that go up there, don’t clip on.
It’s called a Via Ferrata belt and you have 2 short dynamic ropes with clips on the ends. You unclip the first one when you get to the post and then clip back in on the other side. Then the same process for the second. At any given time you are alwaysclipped in….
I’ve ascended the Half Dome cables three times over the years, the first time when I was 12. It was usually quite crowded. Never once did I see a single person using a clip or harness of any kind, to my recollection. Maybe it’s a newer recommendation, as it’s been about 15 years since the last time I went. But it never even occurred to me that was an option to make it safer. I just thought falls were extremely rare. I doubt I will ever climb it again, but good to know.. I don’t blame them for thinking it was relatively safe to go without that kind of gear. RIP young lady.
On granite thats been worn by all of the hikers that have traversed that one small sliver of rock. People don’t seem to understand these places are not amusement parks.
I bet the daughter had a life insurance on her. The dad is zero grieving. The creepiest thing I have seen. Hope law enforcement investigate this "accident".
I got bad vibes watching the father...in my opinion law enforcement should investigate the daughter's death. Any videos showing that she indeed slipped?
@@breadandcircus1 Well then it's fantastic we can't throw people in jail on vibes and hunches anymore. What, like those psychics who catch a "vibe" someone locked in a basement is trying to communicate from the other side? Give me a fucking break.
This is on the dad! He didn’t check the weather and didn’t take the proper gear. This wasn’t the half dome and Yosemite, this was on the father’s irresponsibility. The Grand Canyon is NOTHING like this hike.
@@gracielabonilla5160 I will ALWAYS protect and make sure my children are safe when I am there. If I’m not there, it’s up to my teachings I have handed to them, if that fails there is nothing that can be done. This was an easy thing to avoid, and I understand accidents happen, but when safety isn’t followed it’s the users fault.
It is like blaming the bison in Yellowstone when they attack someone because they got too close for a selfie, despite the signs warnings against it. Dad should have insisted on proper hiking gear and not even going because of the incoming bad weather which they were warned about. Sad story.
I want my faith as strong as this guy dear father God as I listen and type this please touch me as you touched this father I want to be close to you I need to be close to you thank you for installing this type of faith within this man and his family to be able to share it with me and others
I hiked half dome without any equipment and alongside 90 year olds and 7 year olds. My dad just hiked it this week with our whole family. Everyone I know hikes this regularly. The biggest thing about Yosemite that is much different than other hiking trails is that it’s a wet slippery hike most of the hike. You must take your time be patient and expect the unexpected. It is a very scary hike and I have witnessed people almost falling while on half dome, but it was people who were having full blown anxiety attacks. This is the saddest story and while we were at the park it is very scary to hear that someone fell to their death a week before. Very terrible story to hear of.
Rain slippery please wer safty roop , she might survive if take safty measures. Rip from india. I seen many accident happening videos of that half doom i dont know why people stay safe use roop 😢
@@simbaschannel1582 wow, almost like he grew up having "REAL MEN DON'T CRY" screamed at him and had any emotional response ridiculed out of him as "pussy behavior"! And you're surprised he couldn't cry?! And you better come and face me you coward. Don't just slander a grieving father and think you can get away with it you little brat.
You're awfully presumptuous you won't be taken out in a car crash tomorrow. You do not know the date or hour of your death and shouldn't presume you'll live a long life before you start doing things you want to.
My condolences to the grieving father, and as a Dad and Grandparent I can't image the grief but FATHER PLEASE don't do these type of activities with your precious children they are RISKY and FOOLISH!!
This is sad but the father saying he wants NPS to make it safe. I recommend not attempting. Life has risk and adults must determine how much risk they are willing to take.
I agree with experienced rock climber friends who suggest a simple back up of either webbing or even a harness rental, paired with a runner between a couple of carabiners to clip as a hiker ascends would be a good idea. The rock polish is only one of the problems. There is a broad range of experience in each hiker. Even a very experienced hiker could be knocked into a fall by someone else. There’s a TH-cam video of an egomaniac speed hiking up outside the cable using the cable as he goes up - must have scared the crap out of some hikers. Over use is a problem, over confidence, as well. Had this lovely girl had a safety back up described earlier, this may have been a different outcome, especially with the unexpected rain and possible lightning. So sorry for this wonderful father. I hope people listen to him.
Sorry for the loss, but both the dad and the daughter claimed to be "experienced" hikers. As such, they should have known about those wooden planks and how they are laid out. WHY did they NOT use safety harnesses and carabiners? Were they over-confident about their abilities? Again, sorry about the loss, but it's NOT the National Parks Service's fault. These two people already knew about the dangers of Half Dome and yet, they still CHOSE to do it. Stop blaming everyone else for your stupid decisions.
So I was looking to take a trip out to Yosemite soon, and I've watched a bunch of videos where people climb Half-Dome with a harness. There's TONS of tourists climbing without one, but it seems like a no-brainer if it's there, why not wear one?
@@Pops-i4o ALMOST LIKE SHOCK, WOW. God forbid he try to keep himself together after the most horrific accident of his fucking life. a "script" Sort of "robotic"? You mean like he's in shock but as a man has been told it's weak to cry? If there's a hell you're burning in it for making such vile baseless accusations.
Any time you are out in nature you can't under estimate anything. You have to assess what is going on. Half dome is tricky because you see kids and older folks trudging up and down and can be easy to think I got this. How dangerous can this really be. Obviously anything slippery automatically makes things dangerous. So unfortunate. I am sure is was a split second decision that she couldn't get back. I will also add there is a beautiful waterfall not far from me with an ugly cyclone fence next to to it because a kid fell and the parents got them to put a fence up there.
These people who pray to satan had me slip and fall by getting into my head when I was out gold-panning by American River in California. They have been tormenting me and my loved ones for years, my baby brother is in the hospital, and they’ve been using sorcery on me to torment me. They say I can’t pray to the true god YHWH I believe they did this to her, they toyed with her head like they did me and got me to slip twice. They been doing this to me for 2 years since I’ve moved here and my little brother is now in the hospital again. The torment is so severe sometimes my chest feels like it’s bruised.
The father doesn't seem to be in turmoil, or grief over what happened to his, "beloved," daughter. Something is VEEEERY STRAAAANGE ABOUT THIS WHOOOOLE SITUATION.-BELIEVE ME when i say, "VEEEERY STRAAAANGE." There are MANY MORE QUESTIONS than answers right now.
When my mother passed away I went to work the day it happened and nobody even knew. People grieve in different ways, and if you knew even a bit about psychology you’d know this. Also, there were witnesses who saw it happen, and they prayed with him while they waited for emergency services. So basically you don’t have any idea what you’re talking about lol.
Did she 'slip"? That guy looks creepy, zero emotion, very comfortable, well-groomed. Hope law enforcement will investigate. People have cameras, I don't believe the tale she slipped and fell off.
@@simbaschannel1582 Did you read what I said? When I read comments like yours I have to remind myself that 50% of the population is below 100 IQ and the vast majority of most people are uneducated, one or both which apply to you for sure.
@@simbaschannel1582 Guess you didn’t read my comment where I clearly stated that people grieve in different ways, and that there were witnesses who saw the fall. You also have no solid evidence for your claim, just speculation.
Honestly enoufh people have passed away there by accidents that at this point the place is Negatively Charged. Accidents are now being Influenced and people are being taken. There needs to be a set up of Spiritual Shrines to honor those who have passed, and allow the Souls to properly be crossed over or simply to help remove the Negative Trauma they are in. When you pass, you are stuck in a sort of Suspended Emotional State. The souls need help in removing the emotional truama they were in, in their final moments before passing. If not it breeds jealousy for those who can manifest. There is a Reason this stuff is referred too as the Paranormal, or Super Natural. It exist in Parallel with us, It is Nature in Super Form. Ya of course accidents happen, but as they happen in a consistent location over time, Thats how you end up with the Bad JuJu.
Sorry for his loss and may God bless her and his family but how dare you blame the park . You decided to go climbing on a mountain that's nature. Stay off dangerous mountains .
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Not worth it. Why didn’t she wear a safety harness ? Dad is already blaming the park. The wood planks are not steps !
I thought the same thing. I did it many years ago without a harness, super sketchy. Would definitely wear one next time.
He’s sad and looking for blame. I get that, but it’s not in the park.
@@theomegaman218 exactly! Everyone has a super computer in their palm, and some clearly fail to research safety and learn from those before them.
@@dusty6345Park should supply waist belt and carabineer supply at base of chains. Use and return.
I do think those are important, but I also think those lines get way too long. There are too many people going up those cables and it results in gridlock. A lot of people just want to get down rather than be patient.
@@psychcowboy1ummmm liability
I'm sorry for his loss, but as someone who has climbed peaks, we all know the risks and try not to let mountains claim our lives. He cannot make the park responsible for their decisions.
Except, there are considerations. Mountaineering involving preparation and education regarding conditions and how to manage unexpected weather would be a good requirement. There’s a mix of bucket-listers hiking on a whim (not saying she was one), people so green to hiking that you would not necessarily encounter bagging peaks. The condition of the polish is also important. Far too many lives have been lost on this hike. Geese, people taking selfies, etc.
After watching hundreds of videos of deaths that could have been avoided while doing outdoor activities in parks, caves lakes, the air, on mountains the one thing that could have save so many was plain common sense. The father spoke of them wanting to go down before the rain or maybe it would rain and that it would make it much more slippery. When watching many videos of this scary activity (to me ) I see some are using harness or clips some aren't. WHY TAKE A CHANCE? It happened to his daughter. She slipped. Someone posted they had done the climb way back when and no one was using any clips/harnesses . But he also said people froze and wouldn't move. Those people might have had not froze & there was a less chance to fall & maybe taking someone with them, with having a clip! I learned an old saying at home & at school. "It's better to have and not need than to need and not have!" May Grace rest in peace.
This is a horrible accident, but don’t blame Yosemite, being experience, backpacker, climber, there’s a lot of things you check like the weather Also, the shoes are extremely important and so on i’ll be claiming it next year
MY God keep this father and family. ❤
It’s crazy to me how he can just sit and talk on TV about the moment his daughter died a horrible death without even a sign of a tear in his eye or nothing! He talks about it like it’s just a random thing 😳
Yep this is way out of character for anyone that just lies a child esp with the Superman shirt and three finger salute.
@@Pops-i4o He looks douchey, creepy. Did she really "slip"? Easy to push her. Any life insurance? Police should investigate.
@@Pops-i4o did he get a big fat life insurance cheque?
Things like this can be so traumatic that you have to block them out to deal with them. It will probably fully hit him when he least expects it. I lost someone and it took five years before I could finally let out all the pain.
@@nealprentice7874 This is the reaction of a guy who just drown a litter of kitties
Sorry for your loss.I couldn’t imagine this.
My brother-in-law died in a hiking accident several years ago. He went over a waterfall after slipping on some rocks.
When we went to pick up his car and belongings from the ranger station we talked to one of the rangers who found his body. He said their job was to protect nature from people not the other way around. The fact that this dad is blaming the park system for this accident is crazy. He knew the risks going in. I am sorry for his loss but I see this as his error.
you have to unclip and reclip onto the next rail every couple steps, they should make it so you dont have to unclip until you've reached the peak.
Thank you for this. I was wondering why/how she fell of they're usually in climbing gear and hooked onto the side cables. I didn't realize you have to unclip every so often.
@@Scriptkitty-sd8dp I've realized my idea is kinda dumb because if one person falls then its dominoes effect, the reason why you have to unclip and clip is for that reason, and also you're supposed to have 2 clips so 1 is always attached while you're clipping and unclipping
Use double clips, that way you're always clipped in by at least one while passing the cable supports
@@Scriptkitty-sd8dp if she had fallen, while momentarily unclipped, I guarantee he would have said that specifically to address that deficiency. I am sure they were not wearing harnesses.
I have heard from regulars that probably more than half of people that go up there, don’t clip on.
It’s called a Via Ferrata belt and you have 2 short dynamic ropes with clips on the ends. You unclip the first one when you get to the post and then clip back in on the other side. Then the same process for the second. At any given time you are alwaysclipped in….
I’ve ascended the Half Dome cables three times over the years, the first time when I was 12. It was usually quite crowded. Never once did I see a single person using a clip or harness of any kind, to my recollection. Maybe it’s a newer recommendation, as it’s been about 15 years since the last time I went. But it never even occurred to me that was an option to make it safer. I just thought falls were extremely rare. I doubt I will ever climb it again, but good to know.. I don’t blame them for thinking it was relatively safe to go without that kind of gear. RIP young lady.
Dads hand Gesture be like 🤙
Let go hike down a steep mountain in the rain yea really smart this one .
On granite thats been worn by all of the hikers that have traversed that one small sliver of rock. People don’t seem to understand these places are not amusement parks.
Going down a mountain during a rainstorm??? Smh doesn’t seem smart.
Dad doesn’t seem sad one bit
I bet the daughter had a life insurance on her. The dad is zero grieving. The creepiest thing I have seen. Hope law enforcement investigate this "accident".
He's weird, no emotions, nothing. Wonder if the daughter died because she "slipped", or it was foul play.
very sad to hear this story RIP
I’m praying for him and I’m so sorry for his loss. May she rest in peace. I’m praying that he’s comforted by the Lord.
Yes, very sad. But wood is just as slippery or even more slippery then granite.
Very strange father...
He seems douchey
I got bad vibes watching the father...in my opinion law enforcement should investigate the daughter's death. Any videos showing that she indeed slipped?
@@breadandcircus1 Well then it's fantastic we can't throw people in jail on vibes and hunches anymore. What, like those psychics who catch a "vibe" someone locked in a basement is trying to communicate from the other side? Give me a fucking break.
I’m Sorry for your loss 😢
This is on the dad! He didn’t check the weather and didn’t take the proper gear. This wasn’t the half dome and Yosemite, this was on the father’s irresponsibility. The Grand Canyon is NOTHING like this hike.
Not to mention he's flashing "the shocker" while taking a photo with his daughter!!?? Maybe she didn't slip.
How difficult it will be to lose one of your kid and people start to stab you with hurtful words 😢
@@gracielabonilla5160 I will ALWAYS protect and make sure my children are safe when I am there. If I’m not there, it’s up to my teachings I have handed to them, if that fails there is nothing that can be done. This was an easy thing to avoid, and I understand accidents happen, but when safety isn’t followed it’s the users fault.
It is like blaming the bison in Yellowstone when they attack someone because they got too close for a selfie, despite the signs warnings against it. Dad should have insisted on proper hiking gear and not even going because of the incoming bad weather which they were warned about. Sad story.
@@gracielabonilla5160no one os stabbing him but we all hikers check weather and plan climbing mountains very well.
I'm wearing the same gear i wear when i go to the zip line park
Rip
I want my faith as strong as this guy dear father God as I listen and type this please touch me as you touched this father I want to be close to you I need to be close to you thank you for installing this type of faith within this man and his family to be able to share it with me and others
I hiked half dome without any equipment and alongside 90 year olds and 7 year olds. My dad just hiked it this week with our whole family. Everyone I know hikes this regularly. The biggest thing about Yosemite that is much different than other hiking trails is that it’s a wet slippery hike most of the hike. You must take your time be patient and expect the unexpected. It is a very scary hike and I have witnessed people almost falling while on half dome, but it was people who were having full blown anxiety attacks. This is the saddest story and while we were at the park it is very scary to hear that someone fell to their death a week before. Very terrible story to hear of.
WTF? The real story here is... what dad flashes the "shocker" when posing with his daughter for a picture?
Someone who is a narcissistic sicko who is probably doing her.
Shocker? What do you mean by that? Excuse the ignorance, I just don't get it.
@@redmantrees35 It's a sexual thing. Two in the pink, one in the stink. I hate to be vulgar, but that's what it means.
@@redmantrees35 Google it, and look at the picture many people are using as the screen cap for this story. WTF?
@@redmantrees35It's an obscene hand gesture. He's guilty of something.
Rain slippery please wer safty roop , she might survive if take safty measures. Rip from india. I seen many accident happening videos of that half doom i dont know why people stay safe use roop 😢
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That three finger salute is very suspicious
So many hiking accidents this year. The reporter looks like an elf.
Yeah those oversized squared off clown shoes with peg leg pants aren't doing him any favors. Second position ballerina stance isn't helping either 😂
In a rain storm . U can't walk on rocks or wood or anything in the rain . Whats wrong with u
I get she was super excited and having fun...but Self-preservation should always come first😢❤
daddy wanted her to "slip". Look at the "grieving" daddy, no emotion, no tears, he looks happy.
@@simbaschannel1582 wow, almost like he grew up having "REAL MEN DON'T CRY" screamed at him and had any emotional response ridiculed out of him as "pussy behavior"! And you're surprised he couldn't cry?! And you better come and face me you coward. Don't just slander a grieving father and think you can get away with it you little brat.
This is a STRONGGGGG MAN,I couldn't imagine this and being able to speak about it without crying like a baby the whole time. R.I.p to the young Lady.
Oh thank fuck a man who sees what this is, a guy keeping it together, not an "obvious guilty flag" like all these fucking true crime pick me's.
I’m sorry but bucket list she’s 20. She’s not old.
People can have a bucket list at any age. Tomorrow isn’t promised.
A bucket list has no age requirements.
Well, she did die at 20... so....
You're awfully presumptuous you won't be taken out in a car crash tomorrow. You do not know the date or hour of your death and shouldn't presume you'll live a long life before you start doing things you want to.
Don't hike around dangerous places.
My condolences to the grieving father, and as a Dad and Grandparent I can't image the grief but FATHER PLEASE don't do these type of activities with your precious children they are RISKY and FOOLISH!!
I really am surprised they never did more to make this safe considering how many incidents seem to happen.
You know the risk when you get up there
RIP ✝️🙏 ❤️🕊
I play it safe, I would totally be clipped.
So tragic.
This is sad but the father saying he wants NPS to make it safe. I recommend not attempting. Life has risk and adults must determine how much risk they are willing to take.
I would definitely use the cable clip-on safety systems. Some do. Just too dangerous with just gloves.
I agree with experienced rock climber friends who suggest a simple back up of either webbing or even a harness rental, paired with a runner between a couple of carabiners to clip as a hiker ascends would be a good idea. The rock polish is only one of the problems. There is a broad range of experience in each hiker. Even a very experienced hiker could be knocked into a fall by someone else. There’s a TH-cam video of an egomaniac speed hiking up outside the cable using the cable as he goes up - must have scared the crap out of some hikers. Over use is a problem, over confidence, as well. Had this lovely girl had a safety back up described earlier, this may have been a different outcome, especially with the unexpected rain and possible lightning. So sorry for this wonderful father. I hope people listen to him.
Very dangerous hike but people are aware of this before hiking
Sorry for the loss, but both the dad and the daughter claimed to be "experienced" hikers. As such, they should have known about those wooden planks and how they are laid out. WHY did they NOT use safety harnesses and carabiners? Were they over-confident about their abilities? Again, sorry about the loss, but it's NOT the National Parks Service's fault. These two people already knew about the dangers of Half Dome and yet, they still CHOSE to do it. Stop blaming everyone else for your stupid decisions.
“He hopes it will create change”
Nothing ever changed the harness rule except her 🤣
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Why do people even take a chance smh he failed as a father to protect his daughter
So I was looking to take a trip out to Yosemite soon, and I've watched a bunch of videos where people climb Half-Dome with a harness. There's TONS of tourists climbing without one, but it seems like a no-brainer if it's there, why not wear one?
Dudes acting weird for having just watched his child fall to her death.
Sounds more like a script he’s reading off scripted questions. Whole thing is suspiciously creepy
Very much. He's creepy. Total absence of emotion. Any life insurance on daughter? How come she slipped and fell off among so many people?
@@simbaschannel1582 well to be completely honest, she did look pretty porky
@@Pops-i4o ALMOST LIKE SHOCK, WOW. God forbid he try to keep himself together after the most horrific accident of his fucking life. a "script" Sort of "robotic"? You mean like he's in shock but as a man has been told it's weak to cry? If there's a hell you're burning in it for making such vile baseless accusations.
@@nogetouttamyface fu DA he’s busted
Tragic
He pushed her off
Wrong!
That's what I'm thinking now watching him with no tears, no emotion, nothing. Any proof of she slipping away? any life insurance on her?
Omg I felt bad for thinking this to but that was my first thought
Any time you are out in nature you can't under estimate anything. You have to assess what is going on. Half dome is tricky because you see kids and older folks trudging up and down and can be easy to think I got this. How dangerous can this really be. Obviously anything slippery automatically makes things dangerous. So unfortunate. I am sure is was a split second decision that she couldn't get back. I will also add there is a beautiful waterfall not far from me with an ugly cyclone fence next to to it because a kid fell and the parents got them to put a fence up there.
These people who pray to satan had me slip and fall by getting into my head when I was out gold-panning by American River in California.
They have been tormenting me and my loved ones for years, my baby brother is in the hospital, and they’ve been using sorcery on me to torment me.
They say I can’t pray to the true god YHWH
I believe they did this to her, they toyed with her head like they did me and got me to slip twice.
They been doing this to me for 2 years since I’ve moved here and my little brother is now in the hospital again.
The torment is so severe sometimes my chest feels like it’s bruised.
Bucket lists are overrated.
Of course things could be made safer, but if he recognized something that he felt was unsafe, why did they proceed?
Overconfidence in their ability
0:22 Vince looks like a Loony Toons character.
Well, she knew the risks
I hope they investigate this. Don't donate anything to him if you do you are mental.
Nah, this aint it.😔
0:57 "Slipped and fell," eh? Did he get a nice, fat life insurance cheque? Asking for a law enforcement friend.
Yes rocks are slippery. Get out of your concrete hell once in awhile.
@@nogetouttamyface oh ok i'll go die on half dome do i get a participation trophy?
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Stay off half dome!!!
The father doesn't seem to be in turmoil, or grief over what happened to his, "beloved," daughter. Something is VEEEERY STRAAAANGE ABOUT THIS WHOOOOLE SITUATION.-BELIEVE ME when i say, "VEEEERY STRAAAANGE." There are MANY MORE QUESTIONS than answers right now.
When my mother passed away I went to work the day it happened and nobody even knew. People grieve in different ways, and if you knew even a bit about psychology you’d know this. Also, there were witnesses who saw it happen, and they prayed with him while they waited for emergency services. So basically you don’t have any idea what you’re talking about lol.
Did she 'slip"? That guy looks creepy, zero emotion, very comfortable, well-groomed. Hope law enforcement will investigate. People have cameras, I don't believe the tale she slipped and fell off.
@@simbaschannel1582 Did you read what I said? When I read comments like yours I have to remind myself that 50% of the population is below 100 IQ and the vast majority of most people are uneducated, one or both which apply to you for sure.
@@simbaschannel1582 Guess you didn’t read my comment where I clearly stated that people grieve in different ways, and that there were witnesses who saw the fall. You also have no solid evidence for your claim, just speculation.
@@simbaschannel1582 Your mother ought to be ashamed of herself for having birthed you.
So sad for the dad.🙏
So they allowed reporters to wear tights on air now?
Lance, touch grass.
Wonder if they knew it was supposed to rain and then decided lets go hiking anyway as opposed to i dont know, waiting
I saw another video where father stated he checked weather and suggested not to do the dome as a storm was coming in.
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Honestly enoufh people have passed away there by accidents that at this point the place is Negatively Charged.
Accidents are now being Influenced and people are being taken.
There needs to be a set up of Spiritual Shrines to honor those who have passed, and allow the Souls to properly be crossed over or simply to help remove the Negative Trauma they are in.
When you pass, you are stuck in a sort of Suspended Emotional State. The souls need help in removing the emotional truama they were in, in their final moments before passing.
If not it breeds jealousy for those who can manifest.
There is a Reason this stuff is referred too as the Paranormal, or Super Natural.
It exist in Parallel with us, It is Nature in Super Form.
Ya of course accidents happen, but as they happen in a consistent location over time, Thats how you end up with the Bad JuJu.
@@cMARVEL360 Is this satire or something?
Evil posing behind scripture. Beware
She slipped. Uh huh.🤫I believe you.🙄
Good grief 🤦♀️
Sorry for his loss and may God bless her and his family but how dare you blame the park . You decided to go climbing on a mountain that's nature. Stay off dangerous mountains .
Evil posing behind scripture. Beware