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Thanks for this great one!!

Pure excellence thank you so much! Your videos are beyond fantastic 🎉❤🎉

Absolutely unbelievable story. It was a murder by intention - a jilted Ex who never accepted her parting ways and refusal to reconcile. Convenient story fabricated by the Cops - to close the file. Rubbish

Wow those are some dumb ass smart ppl....

They should be called Darwin Award candidates.

Very interesting. Id have died because id have thought the best thing was to stay with the plane and wait for rescue. I was wrong.

Narrator is terrible. Reads like that kid in 4th grade when the teacher makes him stand up and read a paragraph in front of the class😅

ava used the same glider? Ava must have a deathwish

This "can do attitude" her parents taught her, was the best gift they could have bestowed on her. That and their love of the rainforest, and easy attitude towards the rainforest being their home. What a hero and an inspiration!! God forbid my children ever face such a situation, I know my parents taught me to never give up, ever. I hope I have instilled that in my children as well. I have heard in so many stories, where the main characters next thought was " I knew I was going to die". ( most go on to of course live) That attitude shocks me, it is so foreign from what I was taught. I have never thought that, ever in my life ,even with my position being one that could kill me. Bad things happen to all of us, when we least expect it. . Never give UP!! What I do think in those situations is "God save me in the name of Jesus Christ" my next thought is to stop all emotion. and think. What is my logical next step?

The second the road stopped being paved I would have turned around.

IDK when I've been more impressed with a little girl. What an amazing young woman. The credit for her survival is due to her own will and her parents excellent teaching.

In this case, watching Werner Herzog's "Wings of Hope" is a real MUST.

Hi Jessie!😮😊

She really embodied the Final Girl trope

So the "Roar" of Katty Perry is based on true story.

This is probably one of the most amazing stories of survival ever. Just the mere fact she somehow got to the ground alive is stunning. Everything after that is just her will to live and knowledge of the jungle.

I am from El Salvador and I know the Alvarenga family. They are a big family with relatives all over the world. And what I know is that the Alvarengas are very strong willed

Inspiring story. The Lord saved me too.

Thanks!

Hmm, YT people always doing this type of stuff 🤔

Fascinating. Glad things work out. ❤. Prayers to those that didnt.

I heard this story before and I don't believe this ever happened. It's impossible. A person in freefall from such a height and at speed, would hit the trees with such force, they'd hit the ground with a bang. No way anybody would survive that fall. It's completely fabricated.

There are beautiful natural environments and then there are dangerously isolated environments. It pays to understand the difference.

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As one who is very familiar with Death Valley off-road trails, I will be honest- I never go in the 5 warmest months of the year. Fall, winter, spring, ..never summer time.

While I always feel so bad for the people in these stories, I always enjoy how they are portrayed and narrated by O.D Thanks for your stories.

Jesus is the way the truth and the life

Saw the blowhole-didn’t go near it-David left his wife to face her battle alone.

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Outstanding as always!! I’ve been fascinated with the jungle and the Amazon since I was a little girl. A couple of years ago, I lived a dream and travelled to the southern Amazon basin to spend time in a remote lodge birding and being in nature. It is a very unique ecosystem that is pitiless. Every step can be a menace. I was very careful and mindful, but I was with a guide. She had such resilience and strength-as you said, given in part by her parents and in part by the jungle itself.

Always great! 💯💯💯

Why do I look forward to these videos??? I sob like a little kid!!! I am only two years younger that JulieAnn, but that is the only thing that I have in common witht her....I am in awe of what she went through! The jungle has always been an environment I have never wanted to visit, but I sure can learn a thing or two from this video and story! When things seem at the end....keep going. Use the lessons of your parents and elders. They hold the wisdom that can save your life if you let it. Thank your for making this video and reminding me of this valuable lesson. 💋

"Survival is a punishment for the one desperate enough to endure an outdoor disaster." WTF does that mean?

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Incredible Young Lady… is all I can add 😳🫣😮🥲🥹😀

Oh wow 😮 just getting started . The title and thumbnail got my attention. 👍

Did she ever get to go back and visit the woodcutter that rescued her?

First of all, before she even reached the jungle, she survived falling out of a plane at however many thousands of feet. That in itself is miraculous. People say it's because she was small that her seat protected her, and it's also speculated that the very storm that destroyed the plane, contained the updrafts which softened her landing in the trees.

I just searched and found RUclips has the Werner Herzog documentary, _Wings of Hope_ , available at his time for free. Watching that next!

According to Wikipedia, 14 other passengers had survived the crash, but died while awaiting rescue. Julianne used her familiarity with the jungle environment to navigate to rescue. I wonder if this occurred today, would modern search and rescue techniques make it safer to stay with the wreckage, rather than venturing out into the "heart of darkness".

Always happy to see new video from OD.

This is one of your best videos to date. What a story and what an amazing person featured!

I first read about this survival tale many years ago and I have seen the depiction on RUclips several times. Your presentation was very interesting. Julianne survived because of her own determination and because of her parents’ teaching which she definitely took to heart.

Koepcke: is *kepp-kee*<pronunciation this story introduced the idea, 'if it's not your time to go', you don't go. Not even if you fall out of the sky from 26,000 ft.

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Amazing story! Amazing girl! Would be so difficult a situation to find oneself in and overcome! Lucky for the kindness of the people in the jungle. Glad she survived and glad she still had her father. Great job narrating this story!

Morning JR, This is the first time I've ever heard of this story, so I'm glad that I heard it from you! Juliane was so brave and exuded courage and strength to not only survive the fall from the plane, but her hellish ordeal through the Jungle! I'm relieved that she found her way through and made it to the hut where that man was kind to nurse her back to health and I'm glad she was reunited with her father although it's sad her mother passed away. She overcame so much and has been able to rebuild her life after this happened and return to where it all happened as well as eventually get married and have a family of her own. may Juliane's mother and father rest in peace 🕊️🙏. Stellar content as always and I look forward with anticipation to your next video! Have a blessed day!

Still don't understand the physics of how she can fall out of a plane with no parachute and walk away. Are we assuming the trees somehow broke her fall before hitting the ground maybe?

2nd😊 Love this channel❤