Oh my god.....imagine the people who had to search for her body....imagine how sickened they must of been when they found it crushed and bloody and disoriented.....
I heard a documentary on here a lady that worked for Disney said her head got smashed because she goofed around on the job and was never following instructions on employee safety
Speaking about the girl who died... I remember that well too. The thing you left out of your explanation (even though you illustrated it) was the Carousel of Progress turned clockwise making it safe to operate since the operator was stationed on the left side wall and could see an oncoming wall coming toward them as the carousel rotated. For some unknown reason Disney (WDI) decided to make the carousel rotate CCW for America Sings setting up the potential death trap. You see when you rotate the carousel CCW and the control panel which was still on the left wall made the oncoming wall be at your back side. If you the ride operator were peeking over into the next compartment to see your fellow employee, which is what Debbi did, the wall would creep up behind you undetected and cut you in half before you could move out of the way. Why did Disney sacrifice safety for rotating the carousel the other way is unknown? I'm sure they could of solved any issue it may of had running American Sings clockwise. They should of either made it rotate clockwise like the original Carousel of Progress or move the control panel to the right wall for America Sings to make it safe. Whoever designed that, safety was not paramount in their mind.
Thanks for further explaining the rotation change, I can see how I definitely could have included that alongside the animation to make it clearer. Even though I was aware of the rotation change, I never thought about how it impacted the safety of the ride for the operators. It does seem like they could have just built the ride in the same rotational order that the COP was presented in; I wonder why they decided to change it.
She had no choice because that's the way Disney designed it. However she did not need to peek into the next compartment, that was her mistake. To avoid it all Disney should of moved the controls to the opposite side of the wall before opening the attraction. Easy fix, yet they elected not to make it.
To add some more additional information about the night that Debbie passed away. I worked approximately 100 feet away from her on the car ride. As I mentioned before, it got very dark. There was twinkling lights inside the theater and it was very dark and I was told by a friends of mine who also worked on that attraction that Debbie got on stage and cross to a theaters to visit her girlfriend and she was walking between the two theaters when it happened. She was crushed to death. Once that happened, the theater was closed and the redesigned this stage, and also where the cast member would sit if anybody got out of their seat. This theater would stop . Also they have breakaway walls next to the wall to the theaters just in case there was a malfunction I personally believe that training had nothing to do with. She was not supposed to get on stage during the operation of the attraction.
I was a cast member at Disneyland the night it happened I was operating the attraction utopia car ride In tomorrowland . I was told from other cast members that Debbie went on stage and cross several theaters to visit her girlfriend on a different stage when it happened, When it Attraction first opened It got very very dark inside the attraction and unable to see way around as the turntable start turning. She got on stage got disorientated and had the accident
"When Carousel of Progress first opened, it got very very dark inside ..." ..... and nobody knew about it????? The "hosts" are not trained???? NO! Everything had been thought about and, with extensive training, cast members learn the Standard Operational Procédures ... I guess you know ... you do work there!
@@camarijaybooth Uh yeah, people over the age of 60 did have lives and jobs. If they try real hard they can remember what happened in the Dark Times. They can also type and use that darn new fangled internet...
Does anyone else find it particularly hard to picture exactly what happened seeing as there are no pictures or animations or anything showing what happened?!
Debbie Stone was only 18 years old when that incident occurred. A lot people must have heard the very loud screams of her as she got crush to death by the wall. I heard on a video that she was crushed against the stationary part of the stags. It is very sad to hear that her injuries caused her to die in a few minutes. People tried to get to Debbie Stone during the incident but it was too late.
Yes, a friend of mine also worked at Disneyland at the same time as Debbie, and he told me she was waving to a girl in the next theatre, just fooling around, when it happened.
I always wondered how the girl died. But this explanation makes the most sense: "Unfortunately, he [Marc Davis] had the stage lowered slightly, and they did some other changes and when it first opened, there was a young girl working on it-- she was an honor student at college-- but she was always fooling around, and she didn't stay on the chair like she was supposed to. And she would lean out, and lean between [the two walls] when it would come to close, and she would see how long she could stay there before she'd pull back in. Unfortunately she didn't pull back in in time, and her head was mashed. And she was killed and Marc was devastated by it. Her parents were suing, and the people who were in the other side of the wall saw her doing this, and so the parents lost the lawsuit, because she wasn't on the seat where she was supposed to be. But Marc always felt that was his fault by lowering the stage." -- Alice Davis (disney imagineer, wife of disney imagineer Marc Davis) --interview from 'Extinct Attractions: Disneyland America Sings History Video Directed by David O'Neal {from RUclips}
If having your head crushed is that easy, it does sound like a major safety hazard and the designers should be held responsible for it... Davis' rendition also sounds extremely victim blame-y. Doesn't sit right with me.
well, it finally makes sense now. I came from a tik tok video. Was trying to find a layout video since most find it confusing, including me. Now I understand it. Thanks for sharing.
Of course all that stuff will be gone when Star Wars Land is finished I think both the building, and Autopia should be removed, and replaced with Tron.
Even for being the first death of a woman in Disney I feel like this is the most saddest creepiest gruesome death in my opinion 😰😰😰 and it was Walts favorite ride to makes it even worse gotta feel bad for who ever found her a unseen able event
I love your coverage of animatronics, this was a wonderful episode. I've gone on the Carousel of Progress many times over the decades and enjoy seeing "Today" updated each time
Carousel of Progress was a great ride at Disneyland. I remember it well and the last scene, the Christmas scene was my favorite. There was a color TV console in that scene with a built-in color video tape recorder (VTR) which was state of the art for 1972. Remember Beta Max did not come out till 1976 and VHS not till 1978. This color recorder was called Cartrivision for cartridge-television. As a kid I'd marveled at this video recorder in this attraction as they were available in stores like Sears in 1972 as a console TV/VTR, but the price might as well been on the moon because the retail price for one of these consoles with built-in video recorder was $1,800. That was big bucks for 1972. Disneyland had it so I would love to ride the ride just to see the video recorder play that short western skit in color.
I knew a former worker from Disneyland who use to work as a janitor at tomorrow land. And she told me that she knew debbie very well. Although she said on that night it was my last ever seeing debbie before her death came. It was a real heart wrenching moment.
In 2013 or so we got stuck on the COP for over 1 hour at Magic Kingdom. Not sure why we weren't taken out of the theater but we didn't mind the long break from the heat and lines.
Loved the carousel of progress when I first saw it in the 70's. Not only is it entertaining, but I was fascinated with the amazing animatronics, which were revolutionary in it's day.
My friend died on the people mover on prom night, we were on the San Diego high football team together. His name was Geraldo Gonzalez were supposed to sit together at graduation 1980. Seeing the empty seat next to me was sad, he was a great teammate, and greater person.
I've been on that ride back in the spring of 1996 at Disney World in Orlando, Florida . It was neat. You sit in a theater and the theater rotated. At the time I didn't know if it was the theater rotating or the stage rotating. There was different stage sections that had the same characters of animatronic family members that would talk about the different progresses of technology and life in different time periods. At the end of one of the segments of the animatronic talk about life and technology of a certain time period the whole animatronic family would start singing the ketchy toon and the theater you are sitting in would rotate to the right and go on to the next section of the stage. I do remember the lights on the stage would dimly blink gently a couple of times the moment animatronic family would start singing the toon and then the stage would start to rotate. I had no I idea the dimly blinking blink lights was a warning for employees to get out of the way of the rotating stage. I had no idea blinking stage lights was linked to this young woman's tragic death in 1974.
+OperationFatGuy that is a very good point, and unfortunately it was a topic I didn't learn much about until just after I posted this video. I'm planning on discussing that transition in a future episode. Thanks for the comment!
They "demanded" it like most sponsors do when they take over the sponsoring of a Disney attraction, because the theme song is sort of associated with the brand.
I was going to mention the changed song too, but reading through the comments I found it here. I visited the Carousel of Progress in Florida in the 70s, 80s and 90s and vividly recall the change in music. The later song has a chorus “now is the time, now is the best time” but for the life of me I could never recall how the first song I heard went. I assume it is the one musicians are rehearsing around a piano in this video.
if we ever get time travel, I’d just love to see this event unfold. Not for the gore, but to actually see what happened. Information on it is so scattered..
I cannot get enough of the Carousel of Progress. I love the concept of the changes in American Life through the various stages of our Century. Walt was a Visionary Genius!
I fist saw the carousel of progress at the magic kingdom in the 1970s as a boy and I loved it it is one of my favorite Disney world attractions and I want the carousel of progress to be a historical landmark because it shows the history of progress with electricity by general electric and a classic attractions from the 1964 65 New York world's Fair a Walt Disney classic and Edison square should be built at Disney Land
I loved the carousel of progress, never missed it as a kid when there, sad they stopped it. I did see America Sings it was fun, didn’t enjoy it as much as the carousel of progress, probably because it was old school and part of my childhood.
I haven't been on the Carousel of Progress in years but I remember a different theme song. It wasn't "a great big beautiful tomorrow" but "now is the time, now is the time, now is the best time of your life". It was a catchier tune. Wonder why they changed it.
The original theme song for Carousel was Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow. When it moved to Florida they changed the theme to the one you remember but later changed it back to the original, which still plays today.
In July of 2001. I was able to ride in Magic Kingdom's carousel of progress. I fell in love. I was 8. Turning 9 in two weeks. I have no other memories of Disney, except for this ride. I love this ride, to this day. Mcparks is trying to build this in minecraft..
I didn’t know that carousel progress is at Disney World. I loved that as a kid. I also didn’t know Deborah was the first employee accidentally killed at Disneyland. I’m her age and in early 1975 I had moved to SoCal. I took a grocery training class from her father. He told us about his daughter and what happened to her. It was horrible and we were stunned.
My grandmother was around at that time she was at least 12/13 yrs old. When she went on america sings with my great great gradmother aka her mother , so when my grandma herd the scream from debbie she was mortified by the bloodcirtlying scream. But she herd something else along with debbie's scream she herd like something had been craked open or mashed, then she found out that her head was crushed. :( Rest in peace Debbie
There was a documentary about this ride and you’ll see her working in the video, they said she was told to sit at a place but she was always fooling around and didn’t listen It is called something like extinct attractions disneyland America Sings History Video look it up the part about Debbie starts around 26:03
That's just a made up lie ! The truth is no one will every ever know what really happened that night ! But there are a lot of rumors and lies going around especially about her messing around ! From what I read about Debbie is she was a very sweet nice respectful young lady who was very compassionate. So all of that stuff about her I believe are just lies being put out there by mean spirited jealous people
There is a video of her moments before her death. The stage moves and she steps back, you hear her scream. How could anyone mistake that scream as part of the show? That was a primal scream of terror and death. It's so fucked.
I wonder if Disneyland and Disney world are haunted by people who died there. I've read rumors and people claimed to have seen apparitions and shadow figures in and around the rides.
I miss inoventions. It was so fun and educational. I also feel like disneyworld try's to one-up Disneyland ALL THE TIME and it's getting annoying cause they basically copy us.
Oh my god.....imagine the people who had to search for her body....imagine how sickened they must of been when they found it crushed and bloody and disoriented.....
There is no pics of D stone body, plus nobody wanted to do a pic fucking disgusting.
It’s not the real video and yes some people would like to see that even if it’s sick
I heard a documentary on here a lady that worked for Disney said her head got smashed because she goofed around on the job and was never following instructions on employee safety
I just hope it was quick and she didn’t suffer much
Fui Gebhardt1 link?
She went to my school and they have a memorial stone on the pool deck
Why on the Pool deck??
Wrong person probably, does it have the same years she died in?
coolboiOlivia not wrong, I read about her being memorialized at the school’s pool where she went
@@mausi28She was on the Swim Team.
@@djsmudgeschannel220 Okay i didn't know that
Speaking about the girl who died... I remember that well too. The thing you left out of your explanation (even though you illustrated it) was the Carousel of Progress turned clockwise making it safe to operate since the operator was stationed on the left side wall and could see an oncoming wall coming toward them as the carousel rotated. For some unknown reason Disney (WDI) decided to make the carousel rotate CCW for America Sings setting up the potential death trap. You see when you rotate the carousel CCW and the control panel which was still on the left wall made the oncoming wall be at your back side. If you the ride operator were peeking over into the next compartment to see your fellow employee, which is what Debbi did, the wall would creep up behind you undetected and cut you in half before you could move out of the way. Why did Disney sacrifice safety for rotating the carousel the other way is unknown? I'm sure they could of solved any issue it may of had running American Sings clockwise. They should of either made it rotate clockwise like the original Carousel of Progress or move the control panel to the right wall for America Sings to make it safe. Whoever designed that, safety was not paramount in their mind.
Thanks for further explaining the rotation change, I can see how I definitely could have included that alongside the animation to make it clearer. Even though I was aware of the rotation change, I never thought about how it impacted the safety of the ride for the operators. It does seem like they could have just built the ride in the same rotational order that the COP was presented in; I wonder why they decided to change it.
That makes no sense if you're stood at the left side of a clock it would come up from behind you.
What makes no sense?
Stand to the left side in front of a clock. The hands will come up from behind you.
She had no choice because that's the way Disney designed it. However she did not need to peek into the next compartment, that was her mistake. To avoid it all Disney should of moved the controls to the opposite side of the wall before opening the attraction. Easy fix, yet they elected not to make it.
I saw this young lady when I was 14 . I was there with family. July 2 1974. It was my first year in high school. RIP Debra
Wow, that's an extraordinary coincidence. RIP.
@@AreYouInterestedOfficial man even remembers the date
I am so sorry
To add some more additional information about the night that Debbie passed away. I worked approximately 100 feet away from her on the car ride. As I mentioned before, it got very dark. There was twinkling lights inside the theater and it was very dark and I was told by a friends of mine who also worked on that attraction that Debbie got on stage and cross to a theaters to visit her girlfriend and she was walking between the two theaters when it happened. She was crushed to death. Once that happened, the theater was closed and the redesigned this stage, and also where the cast member would sit if anybody got out of their seat. This theater would stop . Also they have breakaway walls next to the wall to the theaters just in case there was a malfunction I personally believe that training had nothing to do with. She was not supposed to get on stage during the operation of the attraction.
I was a cast member at Disneyland the night it happened I was operating the attraction utopia car ride In tomorrowland . I was told from other cast members that Debbie went on stage and cross several theaters to visit her girlfriend on a different stage when it happened, When it Attraction first opened It got very very dark inside the attraction and unable to see way around as the turntable start turning. She got on stage got disorientated and had the accident
"When Carousel of Progress first opened, it got very very dark inside ..." ..... and nobody knew about it????? The "hosts" are not trained???? NO! Everything had been thought about and, with extensive training, cast members learn the Standard Operational Procédures ... I guess you know ... you do work there!
François Monferran lol weirdo
No offense but you must be fairly aged then, Debbie would be at least 62 if she was still living but if that’s true then that makes a lot of sense
@@camarijaybooth Uh yeah, people over the age of 60 did have lives and jobs. If they try real hard they can remember what happened in the Dark Times. They can also type and use that darn new fangled internet...
I thought she was engaged to someone?...at least that’s what I remembered (please feel free to correct me)
My mom knew Debra Stone before she died..... they were in Girl Scouts together
wow
Joshua Orro Im JungShOOketh
Yeah sure
Joshua Orro Must have been a shock when she found out what happened.
Joshua Orro Oh shit
Dude imagine being the girl she went to go say hi to
RIP Debbi Stone ( 1956-1974 )
Does anyone else find it particularly hard to picture exactly what happened seeing as there are no pictures or animations or anything showing what happened?!
Carousel of Progress, absolutely the best ride to go on to beat the FL heat
Jake Lakota ikr I totally agree
Debbie Stone was only 18 years old when that incident occurred. A lot people must have heard the very loud screams of her as she got crush to death by the wall. I heard on a video that she was crushed against the stationary part of the stags. It is very sad to hear that her injuries caused her to die in a few minutes. People tried to get to Debbie Stone during the incident but it was too late.
Yes, a friend of mine also worked at Disneyland at the same time as Debbie, and he told me she was waving to a girl in the next theatre, just fooling around, when it happened.
He witnessed the death? Does he know if she screamed?
I always wondered how the girl died. But this explanation makes the most sense:
"Unfortunately, he [Marc Davis] had the stage lowered slightly, and they did some other changes and when it first opened, there was a young girl working on it-- she was an honor student at college-- but she was always fooling around, and she didn't stay on the chair like she was supposed to. And she would lean out, and lean between [the two walls] when it would come to close, and she would see how long she could stay there before she'd pull back in. Unfortunately she didn't pull back in in time, and her head was mashed. And she was killed and Marc was devastated by it. Her parents were suing, and the people who were in the other side of the wall saw her doing this, and so the parents lost the lawsuit, because she wasn't on the seat where she was supposed to be. But Marc always felt that was his fault by lowering the stage."
-- Alice Davis (disney imagineer, wife of disney imagineer Marc Davis)
--interview from 'Extinct Attractions: Disneyland America Sings History Video Directed by David O'Neal {from RUclips}
MrDaydreamer1584 I can't imagine how that thing looks like, how it happened. Or how could her head being smashed?
Jeez that's horrible
If having your head crushed is that easy, it does sound like a major safety hazard and the designers should be held responsible for it... Davis' rendition also sounds extremely victim blame-y. Doesn't sit right with me.
@@FairyBogFather Damn right
well, it finally makes sense now. I came from a tik tok video. Was trying to find a layout video since most find it confusing, including me. Now I understand it. Thanks for sharing.
Right now it's being used for a static Star Wars display of models, props, costumes and art work. A very cool use of the space, I think.
+Andres Di Zitti That sounds awesome! I'd love to see it. The last I personally saw of it was a Marvel exhibit, I think.
Of course all that stuff will be gone when Star Wars Land is finished I think both the building, and Autopia should be removed, and replaced with Tron.
No. The Carousel building. Space Mountain is its own thing.
Rest in Piece Debbie we love u will never be forgotten.
Peace
Peace
RIP to debbie when I heard of her I prayed for her to be blessed and RIP to Walt Disney too
Even for being the first death of a woman in Disney I feel like this is the most saddest creepiest gruesome death in my opinion 😰😰😰 and it was Walts favorite ride to makes it even worse gotta feel bad for who ever found her a unseen able event
I love your coverage of animatronics, this was a wonderful episode. I've gone on the Carousel of Progress many times over the decades and enjoy seeing "Today" updated each time
I loved America Sings. I was so sad when it was removed. RIP Miss. Stone.
I saw both shows at Disneyland in the 70's. I can't go to Walt Disney World without visiting the attraction.
Carousel of Progress was a great ride at Disneyland. I remember it well and the last scene, the Christmas scene was my favorite. There was a color TV console in that scene with a built-in color video tape recorder (VTR) which was state of the art for 1972. Remember Beta Max did not come out till 1976 and VHS not till 1978. This color recorder was called Cartrivision for cartridge-television. As a kid I'd marveled at this video recorder in this attraction as they were available in stores like Sears in 1972 as a console TV/VTR, but the price might as well been on the moon because the retail price for one of these consoles with built-in video recorder was $1,800. That was big bucks for 1972. Disneyland had it so I would love to ride the ride just to see the video recorder play that short western skit in color.
In one of the videos I heard Debbie Stone was working at Disneyland to pay for her college tuition.
That's right
Debra Stone was so young :(
I knew a former worker from Disneyland who use to work as a janitor at tomorrow land. And she told me that she knew debbie very well. Although she said on that night it was my last ever seeing debbie before her death came. It was a real heart wrenching moment.
In 2013 or so we got stuck on the COP for over 1 hour at Magic Kingdom. Not sure why we weren't taken out of the theater but we didn't mind the long break from the heat and lines.
Heather Deer How many times did you watch the same scene?
Heather Deer same but not that long and it started back up
Omg I did to I was five and it was in 2013 O
It probably broke down. I heard it was the one that broke down constantly
it sounds like debbie stone messed up and crossed where she shouldnt have.
R.I.P. DEBBIE STONE 1956-1974 YOU WILL BE SADLY MISSED.
i like the carousel of progress and american sings to bad they had to go away
lee bennett
Come to Florida, we’ve got Carousel or Progress right here in Tomorrowland.
Loved the carousel of progress when I first saw it in the 70's. Not only is it entertaining, but I was fascinated with the amazing animatronics, which were revolutionary in it's day.
Feels weird that I graduated from the high school she attended. Gives me chills...
What was the name of the HighSchool she attended?
My friend died on the people mover on prom night, we were on the San Diego high football team together. His name was Geraldo Gonzalez were supposed to sit together at graduation 1980. Seeing the empty seat next to me was sad, he was a great teammate, and greater person.
I believe that ride is still there at Disney World Florida...
Omg...Imaging beeing crushed between two walls.....this pain.....this is so sad...
I've been on that ride back in the spring of 1996 at Disney World in Orlando, Florida . It was neat. You sit in a theater and the theater rotated. At the time I didn't know if it was the theater rotating or the stage rotating. There was different stage sections that had the same characters of animatronic family members that would talk about the different progresses of technology and life in different time periods. At the end of one of the segments of the animatronic talk about life and technology of a certain time period the whole animatronic family would start singing the ketchy toon and the theater you are sitting in would rotate to the right and go on to the next section of the stage. I do remember the lights on the stage would dimly blink gently a couple of times the moment animatronic family would start singing the toon and then the stage would start to rotate. I had no I idea the dimly blinking blink lights was a warning for employees to get out of the way of the rotating stage. I had no idea blinking stage lights was linked to this young woman's tragic death in 1974.
R.I.P. DEBBIE STONE YOU WILL BE SADLY MISSED.
you forgot to add that GE demanded disney to change the carousel song in 1975
+OperationFatGuy that is a very good point, and unfortunately it was a topic I didn't learn much about until just after I posted this video. I'm planning on discussing that transition in a future episode. Thanks for the comment!
They "demanded" it like most sponsors do when they take over the sponsoring of a Disney attraction, because the theme song is sort of associated with the brand.
I was going to mention the changed song too, but reading through the comments I found it here. I visited the Carousel of Progress in Florida in the 70s, 80s and 90s and vividly recall the change in music. The later song has a chorus “now is the time, now is the best time” but for the life of me I could never recall how the first song I heard went. I assume it is the one musicians are rehearsing around a piano in this video.
if we ever get time travel, I’d just love to see this event unfold. Not for the gore, but to actually see what happened. Information on it is so scattered..
You can hear her talk
Debbie was born in the same month, and on the same day of the month I was born in, except I was born July 18th, 2006
Walt Disney died in 1966, I believe it was. America Sings didn't open until about 1974, so how could it have been "Walt's favorite ride?"
Carousel of progress was walt's favorite ride
I’m currently watching this at 5:38 am and I’m terrified listening to this
Happy B day Debbie!
I cannot get enough of the Carousel of Progress. I love the concept of the changes in American Life through the various stages of our Century. Walt was a Visionary Genius!
I remembered Progress city at Disneyland. I thought it was the best part of the show.
I love this ride
I feel bad for her
Thanks for watching! If you have any ideas you'd like to see covered in a future episode, let me know here!
The forgotten Discovery Island
Great idea! Episode in the works.
Get ur head out you a*s and get a life
And know that try any thing you WANT DUMMY..NOW WHY ARE YOU STILL READING THIS?!!?!?!!!??!
Lison to him dont read this im 9 come on
Hollywood Graveyard brought me here...
Aww this is so sad 😭
Lol
I fist saw the carousel of progress at the magic kingdom in the 1970s as a boy and I loved it it is one of my favorite Disney world attractions and I want the carousel of progress to be a historical landmark because it shows the history of progress with electricity by general electric and a classic attractions from the 1964 65 New York world's Fair a Walt Disney classic and Edison square should be built at Disney Land
Carousel progress is one of the first rides I ever go to when I'm down there I love it I will always love it
The background music was really repetitive and felt like my phone's alarm was going off the whole time. I liked the video other than that. Great job!
I love the carousel of progress!!!
if he exists, may god take care of her in heaven
I loved the carousel of progress, never missed it as a kid when there, sad they stopped it. I did see America Sings it was fun, didn’t enjoy it as much as the carousel of progress, probably because it was old school and part of my childhood.
I haven't been on the Carousel of Progress in years but I remember a different theme song. It wasn't "a great big beautiful tomorrow" but "now is the time, now is the time, now is the best time of your life". It was a catchier tune. Wonder why they changed it.
The original theme song for Carousel was Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow. When it moved to Florida they changed the theme to the one you remember but later changed it back to the original, which still plays today.
Always rip debbi gail stone.
The lines for Progressland at the World's Fair were extremely long, and the wait times exceeded an hour!
In July of 2001. I was able to ride in Magic Kingdom's carousel of progress. I fell in love. I was 8. Turning 9 in two weeks. I have no other memories of Disney, except for this ride. I love this ride, to this day. Mcparks is trying to build this in minecraft..
I adore these videos! So well made, It's a shame you don't have more subscribers, you deserve them. Oh well! Please keep them up!!! :)
+Cassie Pinder Thank you very much!!
Cassie Pinder shut up hee needs an life
I didn’t know that carousel progress is at Disney World. I loved that as a kid. I also didn’t know Deborah was the first employee accidentally killed at Disneyland.
I’m her age and in early 1975 I had moved to SoCal.
I took a grocery training class from her father. He told us about his daughter and what happened to her.
It was horrible and we were stunned.
Heavy machinery can create heavy damage.
I heard a story of a worker at a Jaws ride fell in and all the anamitronics and stuff and he was crushed
I secretly love the concept of Disney. It's very starry eyed and dreamy. Especially disney princess movies.
this is very sad this happened
I still dont understand how she got stuck between the walls... i mean the stage doesnt move fast... cant she just move out of the way?
My grandmother was around at that time she was at least 12/13 yrs old. When she went on america sings with my great great gradmother aka her mother , so when my grandma herd the scream from debbie she was mortified by the bloodcirtlying scream. But she herd something else along with debbie's scream she herd like something had been craked open or mashed, then she found out that her head was crushed. :( Rest in peace Debbie
Wow.. So they went to the show where Debbie had her last moments.. Geez.. That would've thraumatized me for life..
Your lie is terrible. And it wasn't just her head she was literally dismembered.
If you’re gonna lie make sure you have correct grammar first
@@jenjenjennyful I mean...is that better? And anyway, maybe that part happened first?
excellent Job
Awesome video man, very informative
There was a documentary about this ride and you’ll see her working in the video, they said she was told to sit at a place but she was always fooling around and didn’t listen
It is called something like extinct attractions disneyland America Sings History Video look it up the part about Debbie starts around 26:03
I looked it up and I couldn’t find it can :( can you please put the link I would love to see the video
That's just a made up lie ! The truth is no one will every ever know what really happened that night ! But there are a lot of rumors and lies going around especially about her messing around ! From what I read about Debbie is she was a very sweet nice respectful young lady who was very compassionate. So all of that stuff about her I believe are just lies being put out there by mean spirited jealous people
Haha I love it thank u so much
Oh my god what happens to her body I feel bad for her. 😢😰
There is a video of her moments before her death. The stage moves and she steps back, you hear her scream.
How could anyone mistake that scream as part of the show? That was a primal scream of terror and death. It's so fucked.
I've seen it and that video is fake.
America sings was open on my birthday (not same year)
One additional comment if I remember correctly, it always want counterclockwise never clockwise
Actually Debbie lived in my apartment complex........we were sll so sad when it happened.
nice choice of background song dude
Carousel of progress. Super show/ride. Sad about Debra. But heavy machinery jobs can b dangerous.. unfortunately..
Debbie would have been 67 years old if it wasn’t for what happened to her above!
You forget that to this day that building is haunted and cursed I heard stories when I was a tommorowland cm
after I watched this video the spin me right round song came on
I wonder if Disneyland and Disney world are haunted by people who died there. I've read rumors and people claimed to have seen apparitions and shadow figures in and around the rides.
R.I.P
I remember America Sings when I was a kid
This may be real, but the scream sound effect is 100% fake
RIP Debbie Stone
I hate animatronics SO SCARY WHEN YOU TAKE THE SKIN OFF
Nice channel :)
Does anybody have a video of America Sings before the incident?
It makes no sense how she died im still confused
Abisola Adeyemi she got stuck between the rotating walls and it crushed her.
Poor girl and they try to keep it a secret when it happened that was sad and a horrible way to die
I miss inoventions. It was so fun and educational. I also feel like disneyworld try's to one-up Disneyland ALL THE TIME and it's getting annoying cause they basically copy us.
i like the carousel of progress but in to day it got a new pant theme
Rip debbie stone ❤
I napped on this ride
I'm confused how the wall moved I should understand if I was Debbie but I'm not
Es tut mir für alle leid die sie Kannten ich meine das Mädchen. Ich könnte heulen. Lebe in Frieden 💐💐💐🌹😭😭
3:28 Actually it's Glitchtrap's fault.
We went on this on our first trip. It was fun but not exciting