9 More Pieces Of Dark And Disturbing Lost Media
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- 00:00 Intro
00:34 Blue John Canyon Incident
05:32 Cannibal Holocaust - Piranha Scene
07:46 Columbine Basement Tapes
09:50 Japanese Cannibal Audio
12:38 Noah's Ark - The Complete Cut
13:56 The Skywayman
15:08 The Death of Steve Irwin
20:03 The Dawn Brancheau Tape
23:54 The Timothy Treadwell Tape
28:23 Outro
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If you're about to leave a comment saying you've heard the Timothy Treadwell audio and it's this audio here: ruclips.net/video/g9lCkFygaaQ/видео.html Then I'm afraid this audio is fake.
Yep
early
Thanks for the info bro
I've heard the Treadwell audio, and it's the link you provided! So ha! Joke's on you!
Wait..
Just an FYI, it’s cerebral infarction, not infraction.
You know if Irwin survived, he wouldn't blame the stingray in the slightest
Yup he was a great man
he would probably apologize to the stingray
i think the bear guy too... he probably wouldn't have wanted it killed and liked the idea of being one with the bear that ate him
This is so true 👍 I use to love coming home from school and watching Crocodile Hunter, every day I’d get in I’d put it on and was always fascinated by the work Steve did and his love for all animals. Even though I didn’t know Steve personally it still hit me hard when the news came on about his death, i couldn’t believe it. I’m 34 now and every time I watch a clip of Steve Irwin it brings back childhood memories, good and bad. What a Legend 🕊 👏🙏
No I blame the idiots that pulled the barb out if they had left it in it would stopped the bleeding ,they should have wrapped it and got him to a medic.
How tf does a guy eat a girl, get off scot-free AND then become a celebrity? I hate society.
Being wealthy...that's how. Let me know how many bankers you see in the prison system? Fun fact: Laura Bush killed someone and walked away scot free.
Without seeing the whole vid, I assume you're talking about sagewa
I feel you are, and I wouldn't say he got away "scot-free" he was put in a mental hospital for a while. Just wanted to say not trying to be rude😋
@@i.eatlittlebabies That's still wayy too little. Dude should be jailed for life and definitely NOT be a celebrity...
@@PrinceVegita1 that is understandable and I agree but the legal system is flawed :(
@@PrinceVegita1 yeah he really should i'm with you on that.
Thank you for showing so much footage of Steve, it felt like I went right back to sitting in front of my childhood TV, smiling at my pseudo nature dad, the guy who inspired me to go into animal conservation. We all miss you, Steve 😢
Yah all that extra footage of Steve was special 😢
For anyone wondering about Issei Segawa, while he was a celebrity for a time due to the horrible act he did, in later years before his death, particularly amongst the rising youth and up & coming, he became an outcast by everyone for it; he was unable to find work, no one wanted to publish his works, he was rejected from a French language school and was denied access to his parents' funeral... And he hated EVERY moment of it. So while he was never properly punished by the justice system, because of his actions (the actions he claims to have come to regret) he was unable to live even a passable life.
Same deal with the Sylvia Likens murder. They under-sentenced all the culprits, most of them ended up dying of chain-smoking related ailments because the stress was so bad and Paula was fired and had to move recently because someone located her and posted it on the internet
Tough shit
Poor baby! Not!
Good to hear
Wait, he's dead? Oh hallelujah!
I looked up the Japanese cannibal's victim photos. The fact this guy is still alive, a celebrity in Japan, and never got jail time shows there is something seriously wrong with this world.
Maybe someone should do something about that 🤔
It be kinda like double jeopardy, so he wasn’t convicted because it didn’t happen in his home county but another
Shame on Japan for letting a piece of shit like Issa Sagawa live... !! They used to have High Class Government Decapitators there for the likes of him. Nowadays Japan must hire a for real NINJA to get it done...? What's wrong with this world..?
He's rich and powerful he surely can get away with it.
that bull crap still said in an interview that he will still kill and eat someone if he gets a chance.
First guy is a total badass... to go through all of that is amazing, literally a miracle but then to go BACK afterwards? No. Nope. I could never.
Exactly, he fucking went back! So incredibly brave.
watch the movie. Aron himself says it’s extremely accurate. besides the water scene in the beginning
@@ozzyaarseth What is your point? No one was questioning it
@@Ena48145 Most movies based on true events take huge creative liberties, very accurate ones are extremely rare.
Not to mention he kept mountain climbing for a few years after as well. Also, how much did he make at Intel for 5 years that he could pretty much retire at 26 and take up mountain climbing full time?!
I actually saw Dawn and Shamoo perform at Sea World as a little kid, I remember thinking how impressive and friendly she was and how awesome the whale was, even when he used his flipper to splash us all in the audience... learning this happened to her made me so sad, but learning how inhumane Sea World was made me even sadder.
This is why I prefer Dublin Zoo...
@@caolanochearnaigh9804same, I noticed something wrong with one of the animals one day and they got right on it
A part of me will always be in denial that Steve is gone and has been for years now. Both of his kids, Bindi and Robert, have turned into great people. He'd be beaming with pride if he could see them today, i'm sure.
To cut your arm off takes an unachievable level of courage. That mans will to survive is amazing.
@Vamp still pretty terrifying tho
You'd be amazed at what you can do when you don't have a choice.
R. Ward .... lmao, yeah, he had to break it first as the knife wouldn't cut through bone. Did you hear how he had to use the rock against his body as leverage to snap it?
I don’t think you know what unachievable means
@@rosemarydudley9954 oh yeah, at that point I don't care how much circulation was cut off, it would hurt like hell.
It's worse to see the guy in the canyon relive his experience than it is the video he made. My heart went out to him at his reaction after he said "I wasn't even attached anymore and I fell down like this.." You can see he was looking around like he was dealing with a flashback of that traumatic experience. Makes me want to cry.
Me too :'(
Then cry
@@glitchym751 who shit in your cornflakes this morning
Yes!! I was thinking how incredible for him in that moment. I think he was struck by the realization that he was back in the same exact spot where he had his most harrowing, yet happiest moment of his life. I am sure he never dreamed he would be back in that spot one day, with a film crew and reporter, recounting his story.
@@SkylarVanity i dont think he meant it in a wrong way
Its kind of like telling someone its alright to cry for someone else, it shows sympathy
Rip Steve Irwin. I miss you. You taught me to respect all life. I even broke my fear of non venomous snakes! Thank you. I may never get over your loss sir
Did u know him?
@@davidofergals6947 What relevance does that have here?
The commenter obviously knew him. They just never directly interacted. You can most definitely bond with people you haven't met personally. Clowns pretending like you can't are just annoying.
Steven Irvin was a big Part of many people's childhood.
@@eliasvonbrillebe respectful, it could’ve been a genuinely curious question.
@@eliasvonbrillewait you said he knew him??
I’ve had 13 broken bones in my life. Some of the most intense pain imaginable is a compound break. That dude intentionally broke his arm bones completely and THEN cut his own arm off with a multi tool. That dude is the toughest man on earth
And also one of the stupidest.
Imagine being killed,eaten, and having your body abused only for your killer to become a celebrity for it
Shows how fuck the world truly is lmao
It seems thou that the newer generation of japanese people dont see him as a celebrity anymore. They hate him like western people do.
@@p.r.1308 well we now put the question on how Human taste like because he actually answer that question
He wasnt made a celebrity until long after. He was a disgrace when he first went back, his family would be threatened and all kinds of stuff. I think France should have thrown him under the Prison but he didnt have an easy life after that. It took the next generation to see him as some cult hero.
So sad indeed
It’s depressing to know that someone can murder an innocent girl and perform necrophilia on her corpse and get away with it
Yeah but only if you have tons of money and get the best lawyer,,, If youre poor nope
@@TheKawaiiPandaGamer Unfortunately even those considered poor get away with literal murder. Unspeakable crimes have no social status. I do understand your point which is valid it's just that for some sick reason monsters among mankind get away with atrocities often. Bless the souls lost.
@@TheKawaiiPandaGamer the man who did it didn’t necessarily have to have a lawyer. He just needed a court approved doctor to declare him insane.
look up junko furuta, that shit is even worse
@@Ryan-jv8bw Jesus. That was brutal. No one should ever go through that
I have family from Florida and my aunt used to be really close with Dawn. I met her whale as a kid at Sea World; after the show ended, we were allowed to go on stage to pet him, feed him fish - I stroked his tongue and teeth and everything. It’s so bizarre to have had such an intimate experience with this whale and Dawn herself.
What did his skin feel like?
Steve wouldn’t have blamed the ray at all. He probably would’ve apologized for encroaching on it’s territory. That one gets me every time.
I remember seeing an interview with the first guy. He said he was about to give up but had a dream about playing with a little kid that was his son. In the dream, he didn't have an arm. So he felt that he was destined to have a kid and live a full life.
That kinda sounds cool tbf
Is his arm still there
@@lilsleak lol no they recovered it he had it cremated and spread the ashes in that spot
Did he ever have kids ?
yeah he had a son named Leo
Steve Irwins death is kind of ironic. He was constantly around extremely aggressive and dangerous animals, but rarely got seriously injured. But he was stabbed to death by a stingray, an animal that is usually passive.
Don’t stingrays have poison in the barb on their tail?
@@RaraZeCat some I think but most people that die from them it's because they have barb's on their tails and in Steve's situation it peirced his heart
@@gonefishing7848 they're
@@cohenmaunder9767 Even worse, if he'd left the barb in he might have had a chance at surviving long enough to get to the hospital and let them remove it.
@@RaraZeCat Poison is usually in liquid form...so I doubt if the ray had poison in its barbs...it would have been washed away by the water.
I wanted to be a trainer and work with Killerwhales when I was a kid - I was obsessed with it but then I saw Blackfish and heard about Dawn...it broke my heart how they blamed her. It also killed me inside after studying Killerwhales and learning how emotionally traumatized these poor creatures are in captivity. Living in a small pool is no life for them...they need their pods just like we need our families for support and love. They shouldn't blame Dawn though....that is a low move on their part.
Sea World only cares about profit. They dont give a F about the trainers or aquatic animals they selfishly keep in captivity for their own greedy motives.
repspect death people!!!
Yea and these zoos for what? Our viewing entertainment?...i understand alot of animals grow up like this and may not survive in the wild but we can do better that what we're doin...we have an entire huge world big enough for us and the animals like God intended
Dawn wanted to be the best 😑they deserved to be free not used as a toy to get people to love her
@@nope66755 I don’t think the trainers even knew what was happening with the orcas because most of them were great swimmers but they were *not* required to be a marine biologist.
It was mostly higher-ups at sea world that knew what happened and how they got the orcas.
Steve Irwin is the reason I love reptiles so much.
He wouldn't blame any animal for hurting him, he would admit it was his mistake that caused his death. Terri got the video of his death, destroyed it and said it was never to be made public as it would be to traumatising.
I wouldn't want Steve's death to leak, for respect of his family
I wouldn't want no one seeing my dad's death
I can’t even begin to comprehend how much of a toll that could have on a person. So terribly sad.
who is your dad?
Exactly
@@jackass123abcjoe jack sparrow
I've seen the tape, it doesn't looks bad or anything u can barely see it happen
When Steve died, so did the channel Animal Planet. He was thier star pretty much. Now they show dumb shows like "Treehouse Masters" or "Insane Pools Off The Deep End. Nothing to do with animals anymore. R.I.P. Steve Irwin, you are dearly missed!🙏💖
He may be dead but his legacy isn't, his kids and beloved wife and carrying his legacy. Especially Robbie, he's as enthusiastic as his old man.
And they hardly air the show anymore. I only see it on at like 5 am
I watch his kids show called, "Crikey it's the Irwins" now...its pretty good actually
@@madiluvsyou69 right!!! When mostly everyone is sleeping. Its messed up they put him on the back burner.
@@GingerThereforeNoSoul His son looks JUST like him!
honestly out of any story or event, Aron's story is the one that genuinely motivates me and what keeps going whenever shit goes south in my life
I feel like I haven't seen you in ages. Thanks for a great video. I felt full body pain at the thought of a stuck hand and how it was removed without anesthesia. That is true character.
kid gets smacked at school : acts like he got shot
Steve Irwin after a crocodile bite : Tis but a scratch
Hey, acting like you got shot is an important survival skill at school.
@@k-leb4671 Fair enough
@@k-leb4671 sad but underrated comment
thats why he was the 🐐
@@k-leb4671 spose in the US it is in Australia its far most likely to be an animal of some sort trying to have a nibble and Steve was definitely the typical Aussie larrikin and most of us are just as chill as he is
Who else misses Steve "The Crocodile Hunter" Irwin?? He had nothing but total respect for all animals.
I didn't watch him prior to this but seeing his charisma in those clips it made me sad as hell. He's a good guy I can tell.
Lol respect? All he did was fuck with them and piss them off
Peta be like: "he's an evil man!!!"
I remember watching that show as a kid and loved it. He will forever hold a spot in my childhood.
@@seespencer I absolutely agree. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Like that idiot Treadwell.
I think people need to know the whole picture here. Sagawa was declared mentally sick in France even though he was not just because he had an unusual desire AND because of something as dumb as a translation error. During interrogation Sagawa told the translator that he had suffered from peritonitis when he was a child (fukumakuen in Japanese). However the translator used the word suimakuen which is meningitis. So the investogator thought that he was brain damaged because of that though he had never suffered from meningitis.
A judge then decided to send Sagawa to a mental institution without the case going to court which means it was closed. THEN the French people got mad because they didnt want to use tax money on a foreign cannibal so it was decided that Sagawa should be send to Japan. But countries have different laws regarding mental institutions so Japan had to find out if he was qualified. Which he was not since he was not crazy as he had no brain damage. Therefore they wanted to send him to jail and requested that France send all the documents from the case... which they could not send because of French laws preventing that. Cus the case was never brought to court.
Without official evidence or anything else but the criminal who had broken the law in another country that refuced to provide the charges Japanese authorites had no legal rights to keep Sagawa in their custody. And that is why he walked free. People are mostly blaming Japan but it was France who were being dumb and stubborn.
Interesting, thank you for the insights!
Your videos are so good! I actually screamed out loud watching the Steve Irwin and snake footage!
The first guy is the stud of all studs. How can you cut your own arm off without fainting or having a stroke or heart attack from the pain? And he kept trying and trying until he was successful. Most of us would have given up. What he did is beyond belief.
When adrenaline rushes in, and your survival instincts are at an all time high...you would probably cut your own arm too in that situation, we think of it as an unbelievable act, but humans are capable of doing crazy things to survive
After so long you'll began realizing your fate, if you don't do anything you'll definitely die. So you might as well die trying than just laying there accepting your fate. I'm sure after hrs of his arm being crushed he lost most of the feeling in his arm. The cutting itself he likely didn't feel, not until he cut through the nerves and had to snap the bone in his arm. He was more concerned about stopping the bleeding after that point. So basically the whole process would be fairly quickly after he reaches the point of no return. He likely slowly cut into his arm at first, but once he cut through the artery he had to hurry. It's an amazing feat nevertheless.
It probably went numb and he went delirious in the heat nearly dying . Unless your in that situation you don’t know . I know I would cut my own arm off if it meant I saw my family again
Once them hormones rush in any human goes beast mode
He’s huge isn’t he.
Three blokes like him could build a bridge to the Moon. I like to believe myths regarding myself but I’d be dangling from that jammed rock to this day in extremely poor shape
The moment Steve Irwin spoke, I couldn't help but smile like a kid on Christmas.
God, I miss him so much.
All the little clips he played reminded me of sitting in front of the tv as a kid watching his show. Great man. Legend forsure!
Our true Aussie icon. 🇦🇺
For those who do not cry on that female orang utan video where she trusts her baby to him; you have no soul.
Aww same 🥺
I knew a little bit of him before this video but I can tell he really was a charming person.
Shame that he is gone.
My kids and I watched Steve Irwin whenever he was on. It was a great show for the entire family. Everyone I know loved this man and we’re fascinated by him. ❤
The absolute heartache I felt when I heard about Steve’s passing💔🥺 he played such a huge part in a lot of our lives/childhood. I remember just being up and watching him and he always gave such a comfortable vibe and always made me feel happy. His passing was definitely a big thing! I still remember the moment I heard the news💔 thought it was a lie…and when I realized it wasn’t I literally bawled crying 😭
Steve Irwin was such a lovable force of nature. What a tragedy.
I bet u he wouldve rather died that way than from a disease or something. The definition of dying doing what you love
Lovely man
@Albert Strahm Yeah we all should lock ourselves in our homes while wearing Iron Armor and never do anything fun. That way we can make sure we dont die.
I agree! I cried so much when he died 😭
We need more people that are conservationists. People like him that have the talent to convey important messages through their passion, knowledge and personality effortlessly. A true hero
I don't think they should have destroyed the basement tape. At least from a psychological research perspective it could be useful to help identify characteristics of future young murderers.
I understand that thinking, but the chances of the tapes leaking and further traumatizing survivors would override that action, in my opinion.
@@cremetangerine82 Upsetting some people who might accidentally see it vs saving potentially dozens or hundreds of future lives
Hmmmm
@@mother7219
I don’t see the efficacy of watching the tapes of future mass murderers will benefit the general public, who already hero-worship them and consider them heroes. This should only be studied by academics and law enforcement agencies.
I just wanna watch em
@@mother7219 that’s also how basic research ethics works. That tape would have to be destroyed
Steve’s would literally cry with pride if he could see them..frfr Thank you for everything you done and the legacy you’ve left for many to follow
Imagine dying for a film only for it do be cut from the movie
I'd haunt the people/person who edited it out
When steve irwin sees the stingray in heaven:
Sorry i spooked you mate.
😭😭this is so wholesome
@Jav Mar I don't believe it's an attempt to make fun of him. In a way, it's more of a compliment. Saying Steve wouldn't have blamed the stingray because he had always been passionate about what he did, and he loved all animals to bits, no matter how capable they are of ending human lives. In short, it's a way to say that Steve, being the wholesome guy that he was, would've understood that the stingray was only trying to defend itself instead of actively trying to kill him.
This honestly made me smile:) just let's you know Steve Irwin will forgive any animal even if they killed him, he understand them.
@Jav Mar it is not supposed to be disrespectful
@Jav Mar its a compliment of Steve's love for animals.Not making fun of him
Sagawa is disgusting in every way but him only being like 4 and a half feet tall weirds me out the most, he’s so tiny and evil.
Gross...you just taught me something about that little freak 🤦🏾♂️
Just like Plankton ;p
Short people are closer to hell 🧍🏽♀️
@@cookiemonster3824 dude
It doesn't seem to mention all the porn dude did in Japan after the murder. Soo weard stuff, him like biting the girl if I remember correctly. Watched some documentary about him where they followed his life for some time.
Steve Irwin was such an awesome person. He really cared about preservation and loved all the animals he interacted with. He was a one in a kind soul. Rest in peace
We love you and miss you Steve. You were an absolute inspiration and amazing wonderful human. You are truly missed.
I haven’t watched a single Steve Irwin clip or episode since his death, and seeing the passion in his eyes when he talked about the animals made me tear up.
Same. Watched every episode on Animal planet up to his death.
I felt the same way until I watched a video recently of his son, Robert. You would not believe how much he is like his Dad. His looks, love for animals, enthusiasm and smile is so striking. It made me smile so much. They keep Steve’s memory alive. Also, Bindi just had a baby. You should check it out.
Days right after his death, some footage were on TV, I remember watching it, but seems like actually nobody record it
He was and I didnt know it till now A childhood hero
I barely watched Steven Irwin before his death(I was pretty young when it happened) but within the first 2 minutes of an episode that I saw as an adult and I fell in love with his adorable enthusiasm!
Steve was a hero to us because he educated Australian's about taking care of our native animals and showed even the scary one's still feel pain and are very smart. His legacy will always live on.
His legacy lives through his kids bindi and Robert especially bc he literally sounds exactly like steve
I actually met Steve once at Australia Zoo he was a sweet and charming man. The gentleness and love of animals was shown in his face when he looked at them.
Noodles...so well said
You could talk to indigenous Australians. There should be laws against White people treating the
Natural World as a goddamn circus act. The lesson to learn in all this is treat wild animals with respect and you won't get killed. Keep out of thier yard and they won't get upset.
There riher more respectful TV naturalists and animal experts who are good for us and traditional societies who have a deeper understanding than steve Irwin ever did.
@@harvestcanada yeah, talk about natives killing a high number of endangered Caribou population for the "traditional" reason in Quebec. The world change and we must evolve with it. Old, primitives, pseudo scientific Beliefs have no place. Like preventing scientists to study ancestral skeletons in America because of a non sens agreement. Wisdom and philosophy could be a nice heritage. But beliefs are just a reminiscence of ignorants ancestors mind set. It's like if Christians people would want to have the inquisition back as a respect for traditional beliefs.
Thanks #Savox. That was both entertaining and informative. I had heard about a couple of these stories, but not all.
This was a really great video.
So this guy admitted having cannibalistic needs, recorded his sadistic murder of his victim but walks free and was somehow made a celebrity?
His family was quite wealthy and paid a lot of money to the authorities of France, at least that’s what I found on the internet.
@@santiagososa45 that is foul, but absolutely how people become as sick as him.
Yea I saw the documentary on RUclips they show the pics he took Japanese cannibal.
Yet some people have their lives completely ruined over something as mundane as drug possession 🙄. Being declared insane shouldn't reduce or dismiss sentencing, as no sane person would do such a thing in the first place.
If the world was a just place, someone would have done the same to him. His victim was someone that was loved, and he deserves to feel their pain. The fact anyone would celebrate baffles me.
Steve’s daughter just had a beautiful baby girl he would be so elated
I was barely 8 years old when Steve died but I still remember my mom telling me that he died. Probably the first time I had to deal with death.
But to this day I follow the Irwins. I'm really happy for Bindi and Chandler! And Robert is basically just like his father. I wish them all the best
And her brother walked her down the aisle in place of Steve at her wedding😭
@@nolanpatten7586 Robert looks exactly like Steve.
His kids have grown so beautifully. His son looks and acts just like him 😔😔😔 R.i.p. to the Crocodile hunter.
My nanny and I were talking about it the other day, she said that if the baby were a boy she should’ve named hit after Steve 💖😭
Savox, if you still do these videos, please consider including the footage from The Twilight Zone where Vic Morrow and two others were killed while filming. The original uncut footage is here on YT. A Huey helicopter had a tail rotor malfunction and crashes down on him, killing him instantly. It is an obscure event that many people have never heard of.
Great video bro
How absolutely nutty is it that he died to a freaking stingray out of all the animals he dealt with...
I remember watching the footage when i was a younger. It was my favorite show when i was a kid and i had to see it. Super tragic after he did so much crazy shit.
Stingrays are hella dangerous they can kill you twice
@@SkullKidElite what
@@SkullKidElite oh i get it
Not nutty at all, they're a very dangerous animal
Whenever Steve Irwin talks, it’s like he’s in the room with you. So much life force coming off this man. Rest In Peace
I saw this on tv as a child man.
I was so confused
the cameras were just thrown on the ground and then shortly after it was only black screen
Animal abuser! I hated him.
I feel that bruh I been binging on all things Steve irwin a real man
I remember watching the grizzly man documentary when I was younger, and the scene with the woman playing Werner the audio stuck out to me. Idk why but she seemed like she was just looking for attention, and now that I know she never even destroyed the footage that’s kind of solidified. I’m not sure why, but she just struck me as fake and it felt like she was playing it up for clout. I could very easily be wrong, but something just feels off about her
Yeah I feel the same way about her
Same
me too 🫤
Just gained a new sub! Superb list here! Definitely appreciate the work put in to bring us this video. Cant wait for more!
1st guy is absolutely incredible. my deepest respect for him.
I actually met this brave man in Houson, Texas .
He was speaking to the public at the Barnes & Noble store promoting his book about his ordeal...
What an inspiration he is.
What a boss
I was going to say the same .. What an incredible story of true survival !!
@@christinecatt5391 I’d be honored to meet him.
Mind over matter
Wild orcas swim up to boaters, kayakers, even swimmers all the time. And no one's ever been killed by a wild orca. But there are many stories of captive orcas killing people. I think that speaks for itself.
Orcas are extremely intelligent. I can imagine how frustrated and broken are those in captivity, constantly forced to perform. No wonder they attack sometimes.
@@bmp2791
it's well known that sea world was extremely abusive to the animals, it was not just the performing, it was much worse
It certainly does speak for itself. Clearly they chose the right ones to put behind bars.
jk.
watch blackfish on Netflix mate brilliant documentary on the killer whale tilikum 🤙🏼
@@peter-8483 check out blackfish on Netflix all bout seaworld and the killer whale tilikum..
All that footage of Steve had me laughing, smiling and crying all at once 😭😭😭 RIP
I'll never forget Steve's death and the day everyone learned. Not a single eye was dry that day. Edit: Also Timothy Tredwell was huge as well for me too. My mother and father loved his knowledge but even my dad said in the end, 'He's going to die by his own bears but he will die what he loves.' and the day came.
My lord, Aron is such an unbelievable badass. I would never have the nerve and courage to break and amputate my own arm. I have infinite respect for him.
I don't mean to make fun of anything but I just thought I was about to read "I have infinite respect for my arm"
@@jann9294 Appreciation would be more appropriate in this circumstance.
In my opinion he was very reckless for not letting anyone know where he was going
@@ahumblechicagoan9942 You're right but that doesnt take anything away from my respect for him.
@@billsussman6554 understandable. Everyone has a right to their opinion, and I don't mean to take anything away from what he's done, but I just can't help from looking at it as a price that he had to pay in order to live due to him being so wreckless, and irresponsible in the first place, and it's true that a lot of people don't have the heart to break, and amputate their own arm like he did, but then again. I can't imagine many people being so careless that it would land them in a similar situation anyway. I can't call him a hero. He's no role model. In fact the best thing that you could teach a kid that relates to him is to not be as wreckless as him. He's really just a lucky sob to me, but I'm still glad that he lived to tell his story.
Loved how you gave Steve Irwin his own part sorta. Rest Well Steve.
I see you.
@@davidzen7971 i see u
@@blacklabjake I see you
@@thagreatest_unknown2842 I see you
@@josephc6670 I see you
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I can't imagine the mental fortitude it took to do all that
My grandfather loved Steve, he admired his courage and how he expressive was. He cried when he saw the news, and never saw my grandfather cry that way, was sadness around. Rest with stars grampa and Steve.
The Dutch legal system really let Renee down. Now he’s out, wandering free and literally making money from his books about killing her. I can’t imagine how heartbreaking this is for the family. This is fucking disgusting.
Something's are unforgivable
It was the French legal system actually. But thankfully under Japanese law the man is not allowed to make any profit off of the story. None of the profit made from the books he made etc goes to him.
It absolutely DID go to him!- But thanks to new laws not anymore.
the dutch legal system lets alot of us down ... the real nazis are dutch
Kinda confused on why u would say the Dutch legal system let Renee down even tho it was the French legal system.
People really treating this Canibal dude like a star human are weird
I know. It's honestly revolting.
Godless infidels what do you expect
Yeah and I don't buy he's remorseful feelings either, as he has stated he would very much like to eat another person before he dies... And I don't doubt for a second that he will try.
@@xen0bia and nobody is going to do anything aout it shit is insane
look up junko furuta, that shit is awful
I've seen _Cannibal Holocaust._ It was actually on Hulu many years ago. I've seen a lot of gruesome stuff in my time, including real footage of people dying in horrible ways, but for some reason the scene of the guy butchering the big tortoise actually made me queasy (and yes, I know the tortoise was actually butchered for real).
Bro literally me too. I don’t really get disturbed and feel nauseous during things but man THAT scene actually almost made me throw up.
That, and the poor monkey scene. I cried for the monkey
Dude this was horrifying yet awesome.
I get panicky when I lose my phone, imagine losing a suit case with body parts in it.
Lol right
I get “ losing a phone ” but how the hell do u lose a suit case that has human body parts from a person that YOU killed ... now that I think of it probably cause he never worried about anything in life cause of rich daddy
Omg that made me laugh way more than it should have.
I don't think he was thinking rationally.......
He didn’t lose it it was two suit cases and it was to heavy to carry as he was 4ft tall😀 so he left one behind while was pushing other one down the slope to the river. And cause it was still early someone walked up and opened the case and found legs there
“I strongly suggest you don’t go looking for them” my brain- find them, you can handle it.
Same. They were surprisingly easy to locate.
Easy to find, and not that disturbing compared to videos you can find nowadays of live streamed suicides and murders in other countries.
Some sick fucks we are 🤣
How did you find them ?
@@Cositaaaa just search up Japanese cannibal crime scene in google
the way the "times" has portrayed the columbine shooters like stars, boygroup members, tells a lot.
My brother went to SeaWorld for a field trip. He said it was horrible, and that huge fish were in tiny enclosures. I also remember when we both went to the Seaquarium in Florida, and their huge Orca was in a tiny enclosure which she had to share with two or three porpoises. The only reason I would go to SeaWorld or return to the Seaquarium is to freshen my memories for the latter and see for myself how badly the former treats its animals. Disgraceful for both of you.
That must have been terrifying for the first guy. He had to literally snap his own arm off, while alone, tired, starving and dehydrated. That’s crazy!
You are gorgeous 😍
Can't forget he was also cold/dirty/eating and drinking his own droppings/and couldn't even lay down
I knew he drank his own urine but did he really eat his own shit?
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Irwin was one hell of a man. Not many truly treasured animals as much as him.
Irwin:
-Father
-Showman
-Conservationist
-Worlds greatest animal wrestler
It’s hard watching old footage of him. He was such an inspiration, I’d go as far to say one of life’s brightest. It’s good knowing his family still do Animal Conservation work.
He got famous from basically harassing, tormenting and bullying wild animals that just wanted to be left alone.... so he could put it on TV. He was a nice man, sure, had a lovely family, and i feel very sorry for them though.
@@jase123111 everything he did was to raise money for conservation. He saved more animals than any organisation on this planet. Your uneducated and frankly stupid opinion is only welcome by those animal killers at PETA
Jack Hanna #1
Steve was a amazing man truly loved animals his passing is still sad to this day respect and gratitude I hold for him and his family ❤
yeah the Irwins are all just charismatic animal lovers tryna entertain others while informing them about animals. there's genuinely no reason to dislike any of them; I remember hearing about Steve Irwin's passing & I'd never even really been a devout Discovery Channel viewer but I still couldn't believe it. he was just so full of life, wonder & adventure. s/o to Robert, Bindi & Terry, we appreciate all of you & Steve's legacy & impact live on through y'all 💪🏾
Aron's description of freeing himself was very emotional, that he had to sacrifice his own limb in a way of freeing himself completely... and the way he talked about it shows how he's either both shook, and happy that he'd free himself at the cost of his hand/lower forearm.
youtube is falling apart and dragging itself along day by day but the creators have never been better
It’s too big to fail at this point. But the censorship is getting worrying, it seems like there’s people analyzing comments in real time and removing them as soon as you type them if there’s a dirty word or idea. I’m a liberal and sometime apologist for what some call “cancel culture” / accountability, but it’s becoming excessive.
@@MrRyan-wu4jx so you're the problem..
@@peter-8483 what a well thought out retort.
@@peter-8483 maybe the problem is people going around calling other people the problem without understanding their views. Ever think that one through Pete?
You take yourself too serious 😐
Dawn's death was so tragic. Both her and Steve knew the risk of the animals they worked with but in Steve's case it was a wild animal doing what it does in tragic accident. In Dawn's case it was a mistreated captive animal doing what a wild animal does when it feels angered, and Sea World was completely to blame. Not Dawn, not Tilikum the whale whom you mistreated.
She was the one mistreating them. Sea world own the whales. People like dawn are the ones who break them.
Dawn should take accountability. She willing assisted in the cruel, degrading and criminally driven enterprise. Tilikum was a great Orca taking the fight to his tormentors.
They need to let those animals go. The do not help them they put them in tiny tanks for years and years. I read the reason they're dorsal fin slump over is because they cannot swim and eat frozen fish.
Were you warned that your comment wasn't safe for RUclips? I was REPEATEDLY warned about mine, and it wasn't far off of yours.
It was: Hunting for food=good
Keeping wild animals for entertainment=you get what you get.
@Manda lynn ABSOLUTELY!!!! Tilikum was sick from not being able to swim freely & eating frozen food, all you had to do to realise this was look at his dorsal fin... NO healthy, free Orca has been seen with a flopped fin, what that poor orca and so many others went through in those tiny pools was HORRIFIC!!!!! I read a comment above where some said, "Sea world owned the whales" NO the stole them from the sea and shut them in caged pools for years & years & years makes me sick to my stomach!!!!
I still can't comprehend that Steve is gone- he had so much positive energy and was nutty at the same time! Total badass in my book.
RIP Crocdile Hunter. Faced many dangers to bring people true nature knowledge on world's most dangerous while treating all animals with respect and care. Thank you for all you did for the world.
I remember being at the end of my freshman year of high school when the Columbine shooting happened. We'd went through the whole year with a cool quiet guy wearing a trenchcoat almost everyday. The day this happened he immediately became everyone's enemy and was bullied to no end. He never broke, even after being suspended out of fear. He never said anything or did anything bad. I tried to help my friends defend him as he was their friend. Rumors can have major consequences on the undeserving. He moved away because of it. It's an event from high school I'll always remember. It's one thing when students are scared and doing it but it's a whole other level when the teachers and staff get scared and you over hear them theorizing.
Well the plan was to ban guns not ruin people's lives. Show a couple shootings and get laws passed.
I'm confused. The day what happened? Didn't they kill themselves the same day?
@@danlightened read it again until you realize
@@lilflasheyc why don't you mind your own business?
@@danlightened okay
I like to think Steve Irwins thoughts to the stingray would be “it’s okay, you were just scared weren’t you?..”
Edit- thank you for all the likes! I’m glad it’s about Steve Irwin!
Yes.. Steve would say that 🌷🙏💘
Which I think is what gives his family comfort... he died doing what he loved..
I think he showed everyone that yes some animals are dangerous, but they are never evil. They are just defending themselves or trying to survive/get food. Evil is a human trait.
Absolutely. I watched the episode where he had to transport a alligator and he was devastated when the alligator lost a tooth even though Steve’s arm was bleeding like mad. As someone who adores animal and has worked at rescues Steve Urwin is 100% my role model
Definitely....
@@alekszandor straight facts
I think listening to that Treadwell audio would absolutely scar you for life. If anything, you undersold how horrific that incident was in this video.
Holy shit, the moment that hiker re-enacts falling away from the rock and is overwhelmed by the memory...fuck, that is the most powerful thing I think I've ever seen.
You should get out more
@@TheOldFatBastard ??? What are you even talking about hello? Did you mistake the conversation and meant to answer to another comment?
You should get out more
@@stananastan8947 you should get out more
Im glad footage of Steve Irwin’s death was never released. It’s good we all remember him just how he was, enthusiastic and caring for the animals.
It was. Here in the UK I remember it vividly on BBC news when he passed.
Does anyone else remember this?
I seen it online. It is a weird angle so you just kind of see him and then suddenly he is dead.
But there was a photo circulated of the moment the sting ray stung him
@@Jellybeans107 dang really? I am in the US so maybe here it just never was.
Yes in the UK I also remember this strangely
Humans need to leave animals alone
Animals need to leave humans alone…
Losing Steve Irwin was like losing a family member. He was so enthusiastic, and genuinely cared about the animals he came in contact with. There was never any scandal, any accusations, regarding their treatment. We lost him way too soon. Steve, you were GORGEOUS!
No cap, Steve Urwin used to be my next door neighbor as a kid. I lived on the same street his Australian Zoo is on, he had nothing but the most respect for animals. He even helped me look my for missing dogs in the forestry area around his park.
I miss him alot. I used to love his shows as a little girl and it got me interested in animals when i was a kid. When he died it was the end of an era i think.😢 r.i.p steve irwin🌺🌹🌻
That's a beautiful story, having a animal lover as a neighbor
He was my childhood, I miss him incredible amounts. He was a truly impeccable man.
@@keychain3039, his son is continuing his legacy though with the Australia zoo and animals... He’s a lot like him and it’s beautiful to see him follow in his dads footsteps
@Artemias Rivers 🤡🤡🤡🤡
The last words "I'm Dying" coming from such a strong man that lived such an amazing life is really sad to think about....
I still remember when my late dad told me about Steve's passing, I didn't believe him. I studied in a boarding school that time so I wasn't aware of the news. I genuinely thought it was a fake news for months. I watched Crocodile Hunter with my late dad and this was one of few occasion my dad visibly sad about famous guy's death. Kudos to Irvin family for continuing his legacy. Steve's son, Robert looks just like his father.
Savox: I strongly suggest that you dont go looking for them unless you have a strong stomac...
Me with a very weak stomac: alright say less, let me look that shit up.
Also me: I regret everything....
Morbid curiosity gets the best of us all sometimes.
The fact that David Letterman literally foreshadowed Treadwell's death exactly how it went down was chilling, even though 99% of people who knew him expected that same outcome.
Didn’t tread so well on that particular day!
@@titanclass3895 hehe funnyz
@1st Amendment tbh its rare for people like that to get killed. If u understand their behavior control urself and have an aura of confidence around u. Highly like u wont be touched but good to be prepared for the worst.
Mata, Letterman asked the question 5 year olds do. The blatant, put you on the spot type. Kids ask adults questions that are awkward to them all the time.... They don't know any better. David on the other hand is an experienced talk show host. He posed his question in the most insincere way possible. As for Letterman's predictions, i predict the sun will rise tommorow. As long as you're not dead, I predict you will breathe at least once today. I predict that if a million cars on the roads of the UK are running they will at least chuck out 1kg of co2 between them all. These are all indescribably obvious predictions. The same as asking a guy who spends his time with predatory bears whose life purpose is to breed and EAT may one day be their food......
@@getupstairstobed it was a mistake for this guy to even go on this show, a so called comic guy with a show. The guy was trying to get word out of his love for bears, but not on this guy’s show. Glad the talk show is no longer.
the original upload of this video is now lost media
The irony.
@@SavoxYT one big oof
@@SavoxYT you didn't have a copy ?
I have a copy, but I’m Auctioning it off, starting bid 1 Million US Dollars.
@@kittykittybangbang9367 nah
Steve irwin really was a treasure. So much passion for his work with selflessly helping animals
RIP Steve Irwin. You made a generation appreciate wildlife & will forever be remembered for that. 💕
Don't you mean rip all of these people? It ain't just steve irwin out there dying you know
@ANTHONY VANCE not really literally a school got shot up but let's all remember steve irwin lol
@SportistMord that was his life. Are you daft? So if a mechanic gets killed in a car accident, he should have never been a mechanic?? That's about how much sense your statement makes.
@@jesuschrist4022 none of the other ppl had an effect on my life personally. So yeah RIP Steve.
@@jesuschrist4022 why comment at all?? If you don't like my comment, scroll on by...🤷♀️
Yep. This is a re-upload. Even _audio_ of Dylan and Eric isn't allowed. RUclips's desperation to keep people from talking about "the-school-that-shall-not-be-named" is ridiculous.
What’s up bro I love your content
Well, at least I got to hear it before they removed it.
@@NiceGuyErick Ditto.
Man savage I knew it nice how they try to edit history. Well at least I get to watch it again help get that sweet view time up
Wait you have to upload because of that and yet RUclips promotes other channels that talks about that.
Fun fact about Aron Ralston: in the Simpsons Treehouse of Horror segment parodying Aron's pinning and subsequent escape (the one where Homer thinks he's stolen his kids' Halloween candy, which leads to him being pinned under a rock in the Grand Canyon with a bag full of veggies after being deceived by Bart), Aron himself voices the 911 worker that answers Homer's 911 call. The fact that Aron has a good sense of humor about something that probably would've un-alived you, me, or anyone else is the most amazing part of that whole situation.
I loved Steve Irwin, I never got to meet him but he always came across as being such a lovely, warm man. He cared so much for animals, I remember how shocked I was when I heard about his death
I can not imagine the overwhelming emotional experience that Aron went through AND then to talk about it on top of RETURNING to the very place this ALL HAPPENED TO HIM, has to be the WORST experience of his life!! He is, in my opinion, the MOST BRAVEST INDIVIDUAL I HAVE EVER Seen on RUclips!!!
I think what initially happened to them would be considered the worst experience, returning to the place you almost died with the story of survival is quite empowering
@@madisonreynolds4130 yes Madison, I agree with you. Just watching and listening to him, sends chills up my spine. I often say, someone, somewhere is in a really bad spot and what's worse, no one can hear their screams for help. I think this is such the case. Take care of yourself 💖
He also beat his wife afterward, so yeah...
@@bobsiddoway Seriously, I did not know this. And with one arm no less. Amazing.
You do realise they used amputate like that all the time
Aron Ralston is extremely tough. Anyone else would've died.
Not me
Ion even wipe my ass
I dont even go to the front door the outside world is a danger target for me
No, it happened to him, out of all people who existed in this world he's the only one who went out there like that not telling anyone where he was
127 Hours was a really good film too.
@@brentblack2878 bro what?!?!
People need to understand that a lethal Sting Ray attack is incredibly rare. Though many injuries are reported every year, it’s incredibly unlikely to have your heart pierced by a sting Ray. You’re much more likely to be struck by lightning twice in a row.
Irwin's death vid is out there, hard to find, but it exists. I didn't have the heart to watch the entire thing as he was my childhood idol (and now I'm a snake breeding IT Professional.
The Treadwell audio is also available and fairly easy to find. I've listened to it. Not for the feint of heart. Listen at your own risk to sanity.
I have a morbid fascination with animals killing people. Judge me if you must. I study animal behavior, the things I've seen and heard have scarred my psyche for years to come.
Extreme discretion is highly advised.
After all these years, losing Steve Irwin still hurts as much as the day we found out. But what's beautiful is that you can see Steve alive and well within his children. His children are mini versions of him and they're doing amazingly doing what they do best and holding up the Irwin legacy. Bless them. ♡
To be honest with
I totally agree, it was such a waste of a beautiful human but his spirit lives on in his children, is son is his absolute double and following in his footsteps. Bindies daughter is taught all about her grandfather ❤️❤️
When you think about it tho Steve lived to a ripe old age for Crocodile hunters.
Steve Irwin doesn't get enough credit. He was one of the first to do these "man in the wild" type reality shows. If it wasn't for Steve an entire genre of modern day television might not exist.
Children are their own people, they're not "miniature versions" of their parents or grandparents. They should be encouraged to forge their own path in life, not be obligated by the masses to follow in their parents' footsteps.