samantha kluin yes you understand. I’m currently studying to become a mortician. It’s my dream since I was a child. I always thought it was a legal way to see and explore death
Venkatesh A because a lot of people are unfamiliar with the industry and what goes on, and how a lot of it is really bad/ money hungry and I want to shed light and genuinely help grieving families, rather than being greedy and taking advantage of their fragility.
Imagine dealing with someone who got shot in the face or dead baby or child I already don’t like going to funerals let alone working with dead bodies as a full time job
I’m actually on track to become a forensic pathologist who performs autopsies. I have attended ten of them varying in age and manner of death and each one has a different story to tell. It’s a very rewarding job in my opinion to give closure to families in their time of grief or to help in a homicide investigation. Now yes, they are smelly and at some points unsettling, but so is many other jobs. Now I can’t speak for a mortician because that is a separate job dealing with the funeral home but I believe they are very proud of their jobs.
The RUclips channel “Ask a Mortician” does a great job at explaining all things death in a respectful yet informative manner, if anyone is interested in diving a bit deeper into the topic.
my granpa had an autopsy kinda bc he just.. died. he died on my grandmas wake. he didn’t wear glasses no medical conditions he was perfectly fine. death ruled as a “broken heart” because they said he didn’t even try to fight to still live. almost as if he was ready
My neighbor died. He was old and had a heart attack while taking the dog to the bathroom late one night. A week later his dog died too. I think the dog wasn’t meant to be here without his best friend.
my brother died in his sleep for no reason.he was 27,athletic and healthy and during his death he was in USA which was far from our home.we are turkish.his friend found him.they made an autopsy before send him back to us.it's been 16 years a go but feels like today.
@@userr_aa autopsy couldnt find much.they found a virus in the heart and said that virus is so rare,only two doctors srudied it.and they said it never gives warnings and always kills in sleep.I'm sure they are lying but nothing I can do.
1:49 The song you are referencing is "Do you realize??" by The Flaming Lips. There is also a more epic and darker version of this song that played in the trailer of Transformers 5.
I’m a Mortuary Student and there’s a lot of inaccuracies here. 1. People don’t become coroners because they “have to” it’s an art to a lot of them and to imply that someone has to do it is offensive. 2. We always try to present the body of the family wants it. No matter how much the body is decomposed or how much trauma they have. 3 I want to make it very clear people who are morticians will do the autopsies and we don’t. We just prepare the body for burial. A coroner and a mortician are different. The one truthful thing in this video is the hardest part of the job is seeing someone you know. Especially when you don’t expect to see them because they were young and healthy. A lot of the terms were correct but they should have had someone in the industry go over their mistakes before posting them.
TY for pointing out the inaccuracy. Infographics have a bad tendency for inaccuracies, yet I still I enjoy watching stuff by Infographics even though I have to be on guard and ready to research.
As an aspiring forensic pathologist, I appreciate your first comment. I want to pursue this field because I genuinely find it interesting! Part of that is a sense of "other people are horrified by this and I'm not, so perhaps I should step up," but most of it is a sincere fascination with anatomy and crime.
Thank you for pointing that out. I’m sitting through this video thinking, “No, a pathologist or coroner doesn’t embalm or make a body ready for viewing. They’re primarily looking for cause of death.”
You guys are consummate professionals and artists. Much respect! Sadly, I have seen your professional brothers and sisters fix what should have been impossible. I am most grateful that I was able to view my loved one as a result of such care. There is an element of courage to your vocation. Every case is different and has its own challenges, but when YOU are scratching your head.....it’s not just another day at the office so to speak. When you accept the challenge and make it work, you’ve given a family a gift. It takes strength and courage. Bless you for your service.
Years ago I used to watch a show from time to time called Dr. G: Medical Examiner. Learned a lot about the autopsy process, and simultaneously decided that I couldn't perform autopsies for a living. I can't even stand open casket funerals. So needless to say, I respect those in this profession, because they have the courage and stomach to do something so macabre and depressing.
I love how the narrator is doing his best not to make anyone puke or faint as he explains the whole process. People who are into this field are very brave
My dad and my younger adult brother passed w/in seven months of each other. We are eternally grateful for the services of the dedicated staff at the funeral home(the mortician knew both my dad and my brother..my brother was 28 when he died after a sudden illness,and when they came to pick up his body,the mortician himself wept). They treated them both with tender care,and did an amazing job on both of them. I can't say enough about how much they helped us in our time of grief.
Me: *casually chilling on my bed* Infographic Show: “Just watching an episode of Infographic Show and in the next minute, you were found dead in your bed.” Me: uhmm 👀
I’m a medical student and today I had the opportunity to shadow a medical examiner… I thought I would be fine because I thought it would be similar to the cadaver lab. Boy was I mistaken it was the most surreal out of body experience especially because every death was tragic and nobody thought that they were going to pass. Stay safe
‘Who wants to do this job’. As a medicine student I can tell you that when you get used to the work it isn’t really a thing anymore to work with bodies. You just do your job and have no annoying patients or weird workshifts while the challenge is still there. Thats why it is an popular job.
why does it hurt when we accidentally bite our tongue? but when we bite it on purpose it doesn't hurt? very strange.. and why are you biting your tongue? edit: STOP answering this, it was a joke
Was this narrator guy really a mortician? The way he's narrating it sounded that he actually did the job and speaking from experiene.. Hey Infographics guy, can you answer this curious question of mine?
Honestly I’ve been asking the same question. At the end of the description, it says it’s based on public information, but I guess that’s just a “there’s no secret unless classified” thing
Yes, infographics guy. Pls answer the question! The information about autopsy and whatnot maybe publicly available but the way the narrator guy tells it sounds like he really is talking from experience and plus he said it in a first person's POV.
Part of my second job when I was 17 was transporting dead patients to the morgue in Sai t Joseph's hospital in Atlanta. It was always hard going up there with the stretcher while the family is crying. Sometimes the last breath happened while I was taking them away. It made me really appreciate life.
My best friend was killed by a negligent driver. We weren't allowed to have her funeral until the police had finalised two autopsy reports. It had to be a close casket funeral. I wanted to see her but they said I couldn't because I'm not genetically her family. She was all I had. Three days before was the last day I ever saw her. We were long distance at that time with plans to move in together after we graduated highschool.
My great great grandfather was an EMT during WWI. He told my great grandma during one of his shifts, he and his partner picked up a deceased soldier. The soldier had sustained a wound to his torso that was so large, you could see right through him. As they were driving, the body snapped right up into a sitting position, eyes wide open and unseeing. They nearly got into a car accident from being so startled! They had to pull over and lay the soldier down. It wasn't easy since the body had gone completely stiff, so they pretty much had to break the bones in the solder's body to get him lying down again. That story used to give me nightmares as a kid.
10:26 I almost just started to cry. I've lost a friend from suicide (Not really, He more or less was on his balcony connected to his apartment and fell over.) and to loose someone thats close that you've cared for years, It just rips your heart apart.
My aunts been a mortician for decades, it’s a family business. She says most the time people who become morticians are the people in the family line, and have the home past down to them. Not as many people specifically want to be a mortician with no prior exposure to it. That’s at least how it works mainly in eastern Canada!
I haven't gone into mortuary science but I studied with a lot of mort sci people when I was at university, and even considered going into the field myself. I think that it takes a certain type of personality to do the work; you have to be able to separate the person from the human and look solely at the biology and practice involved. It becomes significantly harder if it's a young child or baby involved, but other than that it's a really rewarding line of work from what I hear.
As a Mortuary Student and Funeral Professional, the reason I do what I do is because I have a lot of empathy and am no stranger to loss and grief. I’ve been able to use my experiences to connect with the bereaved and serve my community by transporting and handling the remains of every single individual with dignity, honor and respect. It all comes from a place of compassion, which is vital. The ancient practice and necessity of death care is an honorable job that is mostly misunderstood by a lot of people. I was in that category until I started working in the field. Now my views on death, dying, grief and biological factors have become different in their perceptions from what they once were
Anyone else watching as many informational RUclips videos as possible? I'm not doing anything with the information, it just makes me feel productive 😂😂
I grew up and live on a soft/hardwood tree farm and recently we almost had a potential logging accident occur on our land. One of our logger's flipped their multi-tonne 15+ ft tall machine over on its side (keep in mind this man is 89 years old) and I watched it happen from my kitchen window. Don't ask me how he was able to turn off the machine and climbed out with nothing more than a bruise on his arm, especially considering he wasn't wearing a seat belt. The logging industry has one of the highest risks of accidental fatality and I've got mad respect for those in the industry
I don’t think people do it because they feel they have to, I think that people choose these jobs because they want to do the best they can to help. Whether it be to find the cause of death or to make them look more presentable so the family can have better closure. This profession must take a lot of heart. ♥️
I was a death investigation intern a few summers ago when I was 21 and I’ve performed a couple autopsies on my own. To most people, it’s an unbelievable job that couldn’t understand why I did it and wouldn’t want to hear all the stories. But for me, it was so fascinating and gave me such a better appreciation for my life and others lives. It was an amazing opportunity that I will forever cherish
In high school I interned at a medical examiner’s office for two months . I remember on my first day they were taking about getting takeout and even offered to pay for my take out and I just couldn’t my first day, I couldn’t even eat my dinner that day.
@@DerrilDaGoat the people who shared the photos are bad. Not the people who performed the autopsy itself 🤦🏽♀️ also, it’s normal for photos to be taken during autopsy. It’s not normal for them to be shared. Don’t shoot the messenger.
As a native American I can tell you that we never do autopsies on our family or any of the dead as it's against our religion but I do appreciate the amount of mental health they sacrifice
My uncle was beaten to death last year and we had a closed casket because they said his face was caved in. Brain didn’t return until after the funeral and they cremated it separately and just added it to the urn.
The fact when he used the example that you're watching the infographics show and you're lying in your bed then you end up dying out of nowhere got me. That's mee, I'm doing that at this exact moment.
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Respect to people who do this for a living looking at dead bodies all the time can’t be healthy
Poradon, he did say that he once found it, like, repulsive, but he got used to it and he said he does it because someone has to
they used to it, its like second nature for some poeple
Some people truly don't mind, and may even find death interesting.
samantha kluin yes you understand. I’m currently studying to become a mortician. It’s my dream since I was a child. I always thought it was a legal way to see and explore death
Nah you get use to it. It’s harder for pederricians who treat in clinical settings and then see the kid die
That poor lumberjack he couldn't move out the way because he was 2d animation
Brilliant bro XD
lol
Woah u r a genius bro 😂
Someone cut up that 2D tree and make an electric chair!
Cleverly made joke
Imagine waking up during this...
Oh heck nah
That happened to me😭😭😭
Daniel Neibel-Spruill soccer liar
One certain mafia boss did. **wink**
That literally gave me chills😣😣
I just graduated high school & plan to go to mortuary college, wish me luck!!!
Goodluck! same heree!
Why do wish that worst fate? Instead you can work as some driver, engineer, restaurants ets
@@venkatesha736 its not the worse fate, for me Studying dead bodies is fun
Venkatesh A because a lot of people are unfamiliar with the industry and what goes on, and how a lot of it is really bad/ money hungry and I want to shed light and genuinely help grieving families, rather than being greedy and taking advantage of their fragility.
i wish you the best of luck!!!
me: **wakes up and gets some water**
Mortician: 👁👄👁
😂😂😂😂😂
LMAOOOOAOAOAO😭😭🤣🤣🤣
yooooooooo yooooo aaaaahhhhaahhhhh (earapes the whole world)
You seen that video of a little boy waking up asking for water and went back to like where he was buried
@@superbubblegum827 no i didnt
Can we just appreciate this channel
Yes somehow ricegum has more subs than them
no
@@randomdude245 yes
@@NotbartS no
I did. Until I kept catching mistakes. So I unsubscribed. If it was more accurate, I'd still be subscribed.
2:49 "let's imagine you died and you're death seemed suspicious"
*Proceeds to show a man with a katana sticking out of him*
But what you failed to account for was how it goes through the tarp, implying the body was impaled post-mortem 🤔
Wade Wilson
word
You see, police report shows that he accidentally fell off a cliff somewhere totally not at so and so influential person's home. Looks legit to me!
Your*
Imagine dealing with someone who got shot in the face or dead baby or child I already don’t like going to funerals let alone working with dead bodies as a full time job
@@sanan172 let me say this politely: no, thank you kindly, i'm not interested.
atleast hes not saying SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL IF YOUR NOT SIMPS
@@sanan172 that's like saying: “Subscribe to my channel!” in a strange formal way.
I’m actually on track to become a forensic pathologist who performs autopsies. I have attended ten of them varying in age and manner of death and each one has a different story to tell. It’s a very rewarding job in my opinion to give closure to families in their time of grief or to help in a homicide investigation. Now yes, they are smelly and at some points unsettling, but so is many other jobs. Now I can’t speak for a mortician because that is a separate job dealing with the funeral home but I believe they are very proud of their jobs.
some people don’t have to imagine that
The RUclips channel “Ask a Mortician” does a great job at explaining all things death in a respectful yet informative manner, if anyone is interested in diving a bit deeper into the topic.
I adore this channel!
she's like my favourite mortician on YT
I love that video, very informative
TY for pointing that out. I'll have to watch a video from that channel next.
I love him!
my granpa had an autopsy kinda bc he just.. died. he died on my grandmas wake. he didn’t wear glasses no medical conditions he was perfectly fine. death ruled as a “broken heart” because they said he didn’t even try to fight to still live. almost as if he was ready
That’s so sad 😞 they’re together now forever in a much better place than this
My neighbor died. He was old and had a heart attack while taking the dog to the bathroom late one night. A week later his dog died too. I think the dog wasn’t meant to be here without his best friend.
@@marisamorgan04 your making me cry man... rip to all four of them 😭
A lot of old people die shortly after their spouses because they can’t bear to live without them 😭 sorry for your loss as well
@@artprincessable *literally*
This the one job I can’t do 😂 y’all are true heroes and are probably underpaid
they get paid 10,000 per body i believe
@@rocky-kg8cc DANG! Now I’m reconsidering my dream job.
@@rocky-kg8cc where you hear that from?? Most definitely untrue, we get paid pretty well though.
@@mephistopheles7545 depends on the body
@@mephistopheles7545 found that on wikipedia i may be wrong though
my brother died in his sleep for no reason.he was 27,athletic and healthy and during his death he was in USA which was far from our home.we are turkish.his friend found him.they made an autopsy before send him back to us.it's been 16 years a go but feels like today.
sorry for your loss :/
@@Auubreygraham thank u
I'm so sorry to hear that.. Btw, what's the result of the autopsy? I'm sure he must be a nice person ✨
@@userr_aa autopsy couldnt find much.they found a virus in the heart and said that virus is so rare,only two doctors srudied it.and they said it never gives warnings and always kills in sleep.I'm sure they are lying but nothing I can do.
Sorry for ur loss
There's a katana sticking out the body-
*Nothing suspicious about that*
Kamikaze!
They clearly fell over in a weapon store. xD
Sens_Vs _TheUniverse That's not what Kamikaze is
Sens_Vs _TheUniverse kamikaze is flying a plane loaded with explosives into a ship
The purpose of the autopsy is to see if it was accidental or not
"And your death seems suspicious..."
*KATANA STICKING OUT OF BODY BAG*
But it was sticking out through the tarp...
Video: Everyone will die
Queen Elizabeth: ✨No✨
@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug8247 ?
More like phillip
@@Amelia-yz7kb this didn't age very well
@@Tanasha_ i know 😭 i literally said that last week
@@Amelia-yz7kb oop-
1:49 The song you are referencing is "Do you realize??" by The Flaming Lips. There is also a more epic and darker version of this song that played in the trailer of Transformers 5.
Beat me to it
i love the transformer version it sounded so dope ! have it on itunes too thank you for the transformer reference
kristof I LOVE your picture!
Yea I was like wasn't that from transformers
YES! Love it!
Usually the infographics show’s narrator is very enthusiastic. This one; nope. He almost sounds sad. Sets the tone.
Is he reading a script or this from his personal experience?
@@Makiaveli01 he gotta be reading a script
@@Makiaveli01 probably a script he has way too much time on his hands for a mortician lol
I’m a Mortuary Student and there’s a lot of inaccuracies here. 1. People don’t become coroners because they “have to” it’s an art to a lot of them and to imply that someone has to do it is offensive. 2. We always try to present the body of the family wants it. No matter how much the body is decomposed or how much trauma they have. 3 I want to make it very clear people who are morticians will do the autopsies and we don’t. We just prepare the body for burial. A coroner and a mortician are different.
The one truthful thing in this video is the hardest part of the job is seeing someone you know. Especially when you don’t expect to see them because they were young and healthy. A lot of the terms were correct but they should have had someone in the industry go over their mistakes before posting them.
TY for pointing out the inaccuracy. Infographics have a bad tendency for inaccuracies, yet I still I enjoy watching stuff by Infographics even though I have to be on guard and ready to research.
Agreed
google says different
As an aspiring forensic pathologist, I appreciate your first comment. I want to pursue this field because I genuinely find it interesting! Part of that is a sense of "other people are horrified by this and I'm not, so perhaps I should step up," but most of it is a sincere fascination with anatomy and crime.
Thank you for pointing that out. I’m sitting through this video thinking, “No, a pathologist or coroner doesn’t embalm or make a body ready for viewing. They’re primarily looking for cause of death.”
2:59
me laying in my bed watching the infographic show:
👁 👄 👁
it scared tf out of me
I straight up got out of bed
You guys are consummate professionals and artists. Much respect! Sadly, I have seen your professional brothers and sisters fix what should have been impossible. I am most grateful that I was able to view my loved one as a result of such care. There is an element of courage to your vocation. Every case is different and has its own challenges, but when YOU are scratching your head.....it’s not just another day at the office so to speak. When you accept the challenge and make it work, you’ve given a family a gift. It takes strength and courage. Bless you for your service.
Years ago I used to watch a show from time to time called Dr. G: Medical Examiner.
Learned a lot about the autopsy process, and simultaneously decided that I couldn't perform autopsies for a living.
I can't even stand open casket funerals.
So needless to say, I respect those in this profession, because they have the courage and stomach to do something so macabre and depressing.
I grew up watching Dr. G all the time!!! Andddd now I work at a funeral home/funeral home lol full circle
I loved that show as a kid!
rest in peace King von smh pics of his body.
💔💔😣
It was so sad his family his kids have to see that
I feel so bad 🥺
Smh some people man..
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I love how the narrator is doing his best not to make anyone puke or faint as he explains the whole process. People who are into this field are very brave
My dad and my younger adult brother passed w/in seven months of each other. We are eternally grateful for the services of the dedicated staff at the funeral home(the mortician knew both my dad and my brother..my brother was 28 when he died after a sudden illness,and when they came to pick up his body,the mortician himself wept). They treated them both with tender care,and did an amazing job on both of them. I can't say enough about how much they helped us in our time of grief.
The fact that this is narrated in first person makes this even more interesting. I like it.
Me: *casually chilling on my bed*
Infographic Show: “Just watching an episode of Infographic Show and in the next minute, you were found dead in your bed.”
Me: uhmm 👀
Same
Same same 😂
I’m a medical student and today I had the opportunity to shadow a medical examiner… I thought I would be fine because I thought it would be similar to the cadaver lab. Boy was I mistaken it was the most surreal out of body experience especially because every death was tragic and nobody thought that they were going to pass. Stay safe
Fun fact: morgue workers can become amazing doctors since they know how injuries happen, and what it looks like.
The people who examine the bodies and interpret the cause of death are already senior medical doctors.
Watching this just makes me so excited to start mortuary school this fall
Lucky!! I'm trying to go to school for it
"maybe you were watching an episode of the Infographics show and then ended up dead in your bed"
- Watching this episode in my bed :P
me watches this episode in my bed
me: falls asleep
infographic: yes like that he is dead
wakes up: *NO IM NOT*
infographic: 🏃💨
also infographic: Oh Heck No Im Out Of Here
also also infographic: breaks the world record for the fastest man
My uncle just recently died and his autopsy is today and I get this.
Sorry for your loss
so sorry Madara Uchiha
‘Who wants to do this job’. As a medicine student I can tell you that when you get used to the work it isn’t really a thing anymore to work with bodies. You just do your job and have no annoying patients or weird workshifts while the challenge is still there. Thats why it is an popular job.
So this is why the several clinics and hospitals I’ve been to have mean staff 😂 you guys just stopped seeing patients as people.
why does it hurt when we accidentally bite our tongue?
but when we bite it on purpose it doesn't hurt?
very strange..
and why are you biting your tongue?
edit: STOP answering this, it was a joke
probably it hurts because you bite on it quite hard when you bit on it accidentally
Got me
Sorry didn't get me, but I did bite my tounge AFTER I read the whole Comment
because your brain knows you are trying to do so and will prevent you from biting down as hard to avoid any pain compared to accidental biting.
Got me
I’m way to faint hearted for a job like this 🥺❤️ respect to all the morticians out there 🙏🏾
Was this narrator guy really a mortician?
The way he's narrating it sounded that he actually did the job and speaking from experiene..
Hey Infographics guy, can you answer this curious question of mine?
Honestly I’ve been asking the same question. At the end of the description, it says it’s based on public information, but I guess that’s just a “there’s no secret unless classified” thing
I wanna know too
Yes, infographics guy. Pls answer the question!
The information about autopsy and whatnot maybe publicly available but the way the narrator guy tells it sounds like he really is talking from experience and plus he said it in a first person's POV.
it's called talent
He just just pretends to be a real one to make the narration more believable.
I have a rare disorder so I am donating my body so they can learn from it for the next person born like me.
I hope you survive, but if you don't you're one beautiful and generous soul..
What is your disorder?
Yes please, if you don't mind.
Thank you for this selfless act.
I do as well, and am planning on doing the same thing.
I like that you have a firsthand experience of this! Really insightful and explained simply.
He’s talking for someone. He himself isn’t a mortician.
@@87rbm89 How do you know?
Part of my second job when I was 17 was transporting dead patients to the morgue in Sai t Joseph's hospital in Atlanta. It was always hard going up there with the stretcher while the family is crying. Sometimes the last breath happened while I was taking them away. It made me really appreciate life.
My best friend was killed by a negligent driver. We weren't allowed to have her funeral until the police had finalised two autopsy reports. It had to be a close casket funeral.
I wanted to see her but they said I couldn't because I'm not genetically her family. She was all I had.
Three days before was the last day I ever saw her. We were long distance at that time with plans to move in together after we graduated highschool.
Got this recommended after seeing King Von autopsy on google, algorithm weird bro 🤦🏽♂️
Ong
RIP King Von 💔🕊
Fr
Seen that picture while I was at work on lunch break I lost my appetite.
@@imalay9050 I want to look at the photos again but when I’m not worried bout looking 4 the photos I always run into them
My great great grandfather was an EMT during WWI. He told my great grandma during one of his shifts, he and his partner picked up a deceased soldier. The soldier had sustained a wound to his torso that was so large, you could see right through him. As they were driving, the body snapped right up into a sitting position, eyes wide open and unseeing. They nearly got into a car accident from being so startled! They had to pull over and lay the soldier down. It wasn't easy since the body had gone completely stiff, so they pretty much had to break the bones in the solder's body to get him lying down again. That story used to give me nightmares as a kid.
10:26 I almost just started to cry. I've lost a friend from suicide (Not really, He more or less was on his balcony connected to his apartment and fell over.) and to loose someone thats close that you've cared for years, It just rips your heart apart.
it ain’t suicide but sorry bout that
Imagine opening up someone during this and they just randomly wake up and stare at you.
Sunbreaker i would say, sorry
My aunts been a mortician for decades, it’s a family business. She says most the time people who become morticians are the people in the family line, and have the home past down to them. Not as many people specifically want to be a mortician with no prior exposure to it. That’s at least how it works mainly in eastern Canada!
This dude has as many jobs as barbie
What?
@@the_chameleon_duo u don't get it
I was thinking Johnny Sins.
69 likes stop liking now
*guy with katana in him on the table*
Infographics: what if we told you, this was suspicious?
I haven't gone into mortuary science but I studied with a lot of mort sci people when I was at university, and even considered going into the field myself. I think that it takes a certain type of personality to do the work; you have to be able to separate the person from the human and look solely at the biology and practice involved. It becomes significantly harder if it's a young child or baby involved, but other than that it's a really rewarding line of work from what I hear.
I’m here after seeing king Vons pic in the morgue
Yep rip king von 🙏🏼them pics disturbing
Thank you this is the first comment i seen abt kingvon rip him🙏🏾
Yes
Rip king von
True king von body looked disturbing 💔.....
As a Mortuary Student and Funeral Professional, the reason I do what I do is because I have a lot of empathy and am no stranger to loss and grief. I’ve been able to use my experiences to connect with the bereaved and serve my community by transporting and handling the remains of every single individual with dignity, honor and respect. It all comes from a place of compassion, which is vital. The ancient practice and necessity of death care is an honorable job that is mostly misunderstood by a lot of people. I was in that category until I started working in the field. Now my views on death, dying, grief and biological factors have become different in their perceptions from what they once were
Who's here after King vons death
Infographic show: Imagine this, you're fine, watching the Infographic show.
Me: Ok.
Infographic show: ...And then you're dead.
Here after seeing von autopsy 🤦🏽♂️🧐
Yes
It was fake, his family said that wasn’t it
@@ChinoKyno looked like it to me😂
@@Streamwhateveriwant Even so,what's so funny about it
@@theresamorgan9807 A laughing emoji determines i was laughing ?...
I dont want them to close my eyes in the casket, I want to stare at my family like •v•
The deceased:*dies in a violent/tragic way that disfigures them to a grotesque extreme*
The Family:"we want an open casket"
Who after king von death
his body got recycled
@@tecashi3581 recycled? how you mean
Me
Let that man rest stop chasing likes with the name's of the dead it brings bad karma
@@rowenuiseb6664 man i post this comment to troll people who don’t troll
Anyone else watching as many informational RUclips videos as possible? I'm not doing anything with the information, it just makes me feel productive 😂😂
"Overdose of information" I'm generally not bothered by this type of stuff, but the detail you put into it is... Astounding and disturbing
7:16 I hope that's an arm he's massaging
Exactly why I read the comments!
HAHAHAHA
Its not lol
Yes
i think that the other hand
I am so sorry to hear about your friend I wish you had never been scarred like that.🥺😭
I grew up and live on a soft/hardwood tree farm and recently we almost had a potential logging accident occur on our land. One of our logger's flipped their multi-tonne 15+ ft tall machine over on its side (keep in mind this man is 89 years old) and I watched it happen from my kitchen window. Don't ask me how he was able to turn off the machine and climbed out with nothing more than a bruise on his arm, especially considering he wasn't wearing a seat belt. The logging industry has one of the highest risks of accidental fatality and I've got mad respect for those in the industry
I don’t think people do it because they feel they have to, I think that people choose these jobs because they want to do the best they can to help. Whether it be to find the cause of death or to make them look more presentable so the family can have better closure. This profession must take a lot of heart. ♥️
Corpse with a entire Katana sticking out of it
FBI: How did this guy die?
Imagine meeting an 8 yrs old kid and they say I WANT TO BE A MORTICIAN WHEN I GROW UP 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dr. G taught me about the "Y incision"🩺👩⚕️
I was a death investigation intern a few summers ago when I was 21 and I’ve performed a couple autopsies on my own. To most people, it’s an unbelievable job that couldn’t understand why I did it and wouldn’t want to hear all the stories. But for me, it was so fascinating and gave me such a better appreciation for my life and others lives. It was an amazing opportunity that I will forever cherish
@ no I was an undergraduate intern
@ I had supervision but I performed all the cuts
In high school I interned at a medical examiner’s office for two months . I remember on my first day they were taking about getting takeout and even offered to pay for my take out and I just couldn’t my first day, I couldn’t even eat my dinner that day.
I feel a little ill. I'm amazed people can do this for a living. It's so upsetting just hearing about it. But I'm glad there are people who do do it.
10:07
Man: Here’s the shirt I want my brother to wear in his casket.
Mortician: bruh he was cremated..
Me: Gets out of bed to get a snack
*The people doing the autopsy:*
Preparing a person’s body for a dignified wake is a noble profession.
"You and everyone else will die"
SPOILER ALERT!!!
Come on guys, that's a HUGE plotpoint!
Tim Baughman IKR, hes spoiling the ending, like dude, I haven’t seen it yet!
When you heart a comment, the outline disappears...
Wait, this isn't Tik Tok....
Lol
Last time I was this early, all the comments said "First!"
Same
hi
first
Morticians do not perform autopsy… anatomical pathologists, who are doctors do… a mortician provides funeral services…
Out of all the videos I have watched on this channel. This one disturbs me the most.
I wish my body will never have to go through of autopsy
U have to if u want to have a grave and a funeral sorry bud
@@Fuckdaopps5 autopsy is done to determine the reason of death right ?
@@IMdAbdulquadirKhan no
@@Fuckdaopps5 we have cultural differences
@@Fuckdaopps5 . That's not true bro. If you're death is expected then you won't have to bet an autopsy.
i loved listening to this guys, its like he's a friend of mine and tells me how his work is
I think they did the y shape thing with von in his leaked autopsy
Yeah they did
They do it with everybody
That's a standard incision for every autopsy.
All I gotta say is thank you to this people who do the work
Sorry to hear about your friend.😦
Does anyone else get sad thinking about a loved one potentially dying and there’s nothing you can do about it?):
I'm pretty sure everyone does. It feels so helpless.
4:38
“Like you Opening a Rambuta-“
*Filipinos* : We heard you call for us
“No”
*ok*
Yes
I love rambutans 😋
No rambutan is from Indonesia no filipinos
“Died from overfilled brain” because of this video, the same thing might happen to me
I've seen several autopsies and the only thing that creeps me out is the sound of the bone saw. It's WORSE than fingernails on a chalk board.
Agreed
See's Corpse with an entire katana sticking out of it
Mortician: *Hmm, Interesting*
the fact that my homeboys & king von went thru this 🤦♂️
Best thing to know is that the people who do this are doing this with the utmost respect possible.
@@eleanorofaquitaine2979 cap. King Von's was leaked
@@DerrilDaGoat the people who shared the photos are bad. Not the people who performed the autopsy itself 🤦🏽♀️ also, it’s normal for photos to be taken during autopsy. It’s not normal for them to be shared. Don’t shoot the messenger.
@@eleanorofaquitaine2979 Have you seen the pictures yet?
@@eleanorofaquitaine2979 The person who performed the autopsy could have took pictures🤦🏾♂️
I'm going to try and not die in a messed up way so no one has to put my decaying body back together...
My friend is a mortician. My biggest fear is the day he has to process me. Hopefully I get the timing right.
As a native American I can tell you that we never do autopsies on our family or any of the dead as it's against our religion but I do appreciate the amount of mental health they sacrifice
Anyone here after seeing Von autopsy?
Yea
The way you said I sometimes confused me but this was a great video with great naration
who’s here after King Von died & got his autopsy pictures leaked?
My uncle was beaten to death last year and we had a closed casket because they said his face was caved in. Brain didn’t return until after the funeral and they cremated it separately and just added it to the urn.
The fact when he used the example that you're watching the infographics show and you're lying in your bed then you end up dying out of nowhere got me. That's mee, I'm doing that at this exact moment.
Here after king Von pic released
4:59 why does he look like Teller from Penn and Teller
The playing dead challenge episode . Finally !
He's a man with emotion with emotion at the end of the day...that's few
One of my favorite channels on RUclips very informative and intresting fact revealed by you.
7:39 u held that laugh pretty well