I watched an interview with Neal Beidleman on Mill House Podcast. What a remarkable man. He and Boukreev Should not feel any remorse for that night. That storm was fierce and they could not have predicted it. Sweet Yasuko was so small that when the bottled oxygen ran out her body just wasn't big enough to support her very long. I am glad her husband got her off the mountain and back to Japan.
Its hard to comprehend these 8k+ mountaineers. Even if you are the best climber in the world there are things not to control which can put you in an early grave. As if these people lost the value of their lives and need to take these risks to feel alive.
@@lois2997 Sandy Pittman was likely screaming the longest and loudest. The wealthy socialite did not cover herself in glory that day, and still refuses to talk about it.
YES 1996 was really a bad season for mount Everest, this is a sad story indeed !! I like the Background music that is played during this episode !! 2 me the Music fitted the Story !! Thanks for the info and keep up the Good work !!! 😅😅😊😊
Just like any Extreme sport, you are taking a Massive risk. The possibility of Death is something you must accept when taking on the Everest Beast. Still an Amazing achievement!
She was not left to die. She had no chance of survival. She couldn't walk or talk and was already at death. They took those with the ability to get back. You cannot drag a person down from the death zone. She knew this.
Due to Namba’s limited body mass, she succumbed to the extreme cold much sooner than her companions. Yes, she’d little chance of survival. Unfortunately, that murderous storm turned up from nowhere took the lives of eight people who’re making it back to safety.
A total tragedy , but many mistakes were made , by Guides and Climbers alike . Storms on Everest do not appear ' out of nowhere ' , they happen regularly .
She could have been saved, or at least tried to be saved.Anatoly couldn’t, he didn’t have enough strength, but others could, but they decided that it was too late.
Beck Weathers saw, experienced and was in entirety a miracle that day. I don’t know the man but I have cried many tears over him and his story has touched my heart so much I will never forget him. I would consider it an honour to meet him. 🤍
Same here. His book is called Left for Dead. They left him for dead not once, but twice. I have also cried over him. I have read he survived because there was just enough sun to wake him up. There was no sun to wake up Yasuko Namba. I felt she had no champion there. I have cried for her, too.
He grew his new nose, upside down, on his forehead. And the helicopter pilot who extracted him was/is as courageous a human as I'm aware of. I'll never forget Beck, nor his amazing survival story.
In Lou Kasischke book "After the Wind" he emphatically says that Rob Hall set turnaround time of 1:00 PM and not 2:00 PM (insinuating that no one wanted to disrespect Hall for the deaths after his death). Kasischke also claimed that 11:00 AM should have been the turnaround time. He also claims that there was no need to put ropes on up to the summit as they could simply climb up it without rope (he says Boukreev used an old rope to climb up). Sorry, just read his book.
When he gets older…. Or even now….. what is higher than any mountain in the world what is higher than Mount Everest, higher than any peak of any in comparison….. makes all mountains look like ant hills….! Conquering ourselves ! Living in the service of life, knowing God. Even in our dreams, God takes us higher than any mountain, hovering over the clouds, showing us some of our future and past.! And not to lose our lives, climbing up and anthill! for we are always climbing in the service of life
If Rob Hall had had a clear thinking and left Doug following Guy's advice, he, Andy, and Yasuku would have survived and Beck would not have to suffer that much. I never had any doubt about this. Rob's term had only one guide Mike left exhausted and semi-conscious when reaching Camp 4. Anatoli of course would choose to save his clients first.
Jon Krakauer was suppose to come down with her but some how he simply abandoned her. He blame everybody else specially Anatoli Boukreev but he never put blame on himself since he was not a paying client, cheap bastard. He was there just to sell his book and that book is made up and full of lies and simply eronous facts.
The whole endeavor is decadent for all but a few. There are only ever just a few climbers that are strong enough to be up that high in those conditions. And then just barely. I’m not saying don’t go, but if you do, and you don’t make it back, you have no one to blame but yourself. If you’re only there because you had access to the money to put you there. You really don’t belong there.
Well said . Everest has become a tourist destination , mostly for people with money , and little respect for proper mountaineering . A lot of Sherpas are very upset how they sacred mountain is being defiled .
I have little sympathy for those that insist on going where they don't belong. It takes a significant ego to want to summit a mountain at 29 thousand feet. Everest is littered with such egos.
May namba rest in peace. And rob hall the true mountaineer that give up his own life not to leave a ignorant man behind he was out near the top of the mountain for a full day after. They all know the risk climbing this mountain when you are in the death zone you can hardly get yourself down let alone carry someone down with you.
I'm no climber but I would imagine hard 4 a copter 2 fly at that altitude in freezing cold storm let alone land it on side of the mountain or drop something down 2 pick them up. Idk like I said not a climber jus have watched alot of these mountain videos prolly jus not able 2 save them in time. Some do get rescued tho but usually takes few days and conditions gotta be good. Most climbers know what they are getting n2 sometimes jus bad luck or foolishness.
Rob Hall was in contact with his base camp personnel, while he was stuck high on Everest, just below the summit. They heard from him a few times in the day or so it took him to die. They even managed to put him in contact with his pregnant wife, who was down under (can't recall if she was in Australia or New Zealand). Really sad.
The context. They are at 8000 mt. What do you think a satellite call do? Call a helicopter? It cannot go that high to rescue people, and where will it land? And the rotor vibration can cause bigger avalanches. Correction... You are missing a LOT.
She is the one I felt sorry for. Too bad they didn’t save her instead of Sandy Pittman . She was the true one left behind not beck. He had numerous chances to go down the mountain .
Pretty impossible to understand anything unless one is reading the subtitles. It would be better for you to use an artificial intelligence generated voice.
I watched an interview with Neal Beidleman on Mill House Podcast. What a remarkable man. He and Boukreev Should not feel any remorse for that night. That storm was fierce and they could not have predicted it. Sweet Yasuko was so small that when the bottled oxygen ran out her body just wasn't big enough to support her very long. I am glad her husband got her off the mountain and back to Japan.
Small enough for Krakauer to help himself to her gas
@BenjaminMilner exactly
I wish the 2015 Everest movie gave her some more screen time. I feel like she deserves her own movie.
man her story made me cry
Its hard to comprehend these 8k+ mountaineers. Even if you are the best climber in the world there are things not to control which can put you in an early grave. As if these people lost the value of their lives and need to take these risks to feel alive.
RIP Yasuko
great captured and telling story is amazing feeling sorry for those who got accident and gave their lives to mounain 😢
Boukreev was Superman that day, the absolute hero of the 1996 expeditions.
Yet he saves Sandy Pittman but not her who was probably way lighter
@@lois2997 Sandy Pittman was likely screaming the longest and loudest. The wealthy socialite did not cover herself in glory that day, and still refuses to talk about it.
The fact that Yasuko died so close to actually making it to camp is so sad, She could've lived had she endured just a little more. Rest in Peace
RIP to all those that have died on Everest 🙏🙏
Indeed ,,, most of them shouldn't have been there in the first place ,,,, but as long as you have the money " you can come along " ,,
On that day, Boukreev was one of the very few, if not the only that had any dignity on that mountain.
YES 1996 was really a bad season for mount Everest, this is a sad story indeed !! I like the Background music that is played during this episode !! 2 me the Music fitted the Story !! Thanks for the info and keep up the Good work !!! 😅😅😊😊
Glad you enjoyed it.
It’s hard to believe climbers that were fresh and hadn’t attempted the summit yet wouldn’t help Boukreev, unbelievable !
Just like any Extreme sport, you are taking a Massive risk. The possibility of Death is something you must accept when taking on the Everest Beast. Still an Amazing achievement!
She was not left to die. She had no chance of survival. She couldn't walk or talk and was already at death. They took those with the ability to get back. You cannot drag a person down from the death zone. She knew this.
And by the time they were able to get back, they assumed her and Beck were dead.
Due to Namba’s limited body mass, she succumbed to the extreme cold much sooner than her companions. Yes, she’d little chance of survival. Unfortunately, that murderous storm turned up from nowhere took the lives of eight people who’re making it back to safety.
A total tragedy , but many mistakes were made , by Guides and Climbers alike . Storms on Everest do not appear ' out of nowhere ' , they happen regularly .
That sounds awfully like left to die to me.
@annoyingbstard9407 she chose to die just as much.
She could have been saved, or at least tried to be saved.Anatoly couldn’t, he didn’t have enough strength, but others could, but they decided that it was too late.
Yasuko is a real hero.
No not a heroine
Beck Weathers saw, experienced and was in entirety a miracle that day. I don’t know the man but I have cried many tears over him and his story has touched my heart so much I will never forget him. I would consider it an honour to meet him. 🤍
Same here. His book is called Left for Dead. They left him for dead not once, but twice. I have also cried over him. I have read he survived because there was just enough sun to wake him up. There was no sun to wake up Yasuko Namba. I felt she had no champion there. I have cried for her, too.
he got what he paid for the everest experience
I would like to meet him too!
Don't expect to shake hands with the guy.
He grew his new nose, upside down, on his forehead. And the helicopter pilot who extracted him was/is as courageous a human as I'm aware of.
I'll never forget Beck, nor his amazing survival story.
Jon Krakauer abandoned her
Thank you so much for narrating this account in English. Are you a mountain climber?
Yes, but not a professional one. I’m amateur and do climb occasionally. I never climbed above six-thousand meters.
In Lou Kasischke book "After the Wind" he emphatically says that Rob Hall set turnaround time of 1:00 PM and not 2:00 PM (insinuating that no one wanted to disrespect Hall for the deaths after his death). Kasischke also claimed that 11:00 AM should have been the turnaround time. He also claims that there was no need to put ropes on up to the summit as they could simply climb up it without rope (he says Boukreev used an old rope to climb up).
Sorry, just read his book.
Rest in eternal peace 🙏🏻
Thank you for this video.
When he gets older…. Or even now….. what is higher than any mountain in the world what is higher than Mount Everest, higher than any peak of any in comparison….. makes all mountains look like ant hills….!
Conquering ourselves ! Living in the service of life, knowing God. Even in our dreams, God takes us higher than any mountain, hovering over the clouds, showing us some of our future and past.!
And not to lose our lives, climbing up and anthill! for we are always climbing in the service of life
If Rob Hall had had a clear thinking and left Doug following Guy's advice, he, Andy, and Yasuku would have survived and Beck would not have to suffer that much. I never had any doubt about this. Rob's term had only one guide Mike left exhausted and semi-conscious when reaching Camp 4. Anatoli of course would choose to save his clients first.
If you are not accepting of the possibility of death don’t go.
Jon Krakauer was suppose to come down with her but some how he simply abandoned her. He blame everybody else specially Anatoli Boukreev but he never put blame on himself since he was not a paying client, cheap bastard. He was there just to sell his book and that book is made up and full of lies and simply eronous facts.
Exactly 🍻
True hero! 🎉
People sign a contract in case of death or injury before going on the expedition, no one to blame but themselves.
I don't think they do blame anyone.
Rest in peace 🕊️🙏
YASUKO rip
The first time I climbed Everest it was unbelievably cold. The next time I made sure to wear a coat.
@@kuraiaku2997 😐
@@kuraiaku2997They were being sarcastic and not serious.
Wearing a coat on Everest is sensible for sure. But what about bottoms and underwear?
The whole endeavor is decadent for all but a few. There are only ever just a few climbers that are strong enough to be up that high in those conditions. And then just barely. I’m not saying don’t go, but if you do, and you don’t make it back, you have no one to blame but yourself. If you’re only there because you had access to the money to put you there. You really don’t belong there.
Well said . Everest has become a tourist destination , mostly for people with money , and little respect for proper mountaineering . A lot of Sherpas are very upset how they sacred mountain is being defiled .
Many people could do it but you must do the work first to get to that level.
I have little sympathy for those that insist on going where they don't belong. It takes a significant ego to want to summit a mountain at 29 thousand feet. Everest is littered with such egos.
people pay alot of money to suffer and have a bad time thats so weird not to mention if they got a fam to take care of
That really bothers you huh 😂
yea then they have the nerve to call for help.lol@@Chellz801
🙏☺️
At least Namba summitted all 7
May namba rest in peace. And rob hall the true mountaineer that give up his own life not to leave a ignorant man behind he was out near the top of the mountain for a full day after. They all know the risk climbing this mountain when you are in the death zone you can hardly get yourself down let alone carry someone down with you.
I always wonder why can't they bring emergency satellite and called for help at those emergencies ? What am I missing
I'm no climber but I would imagine hard 4 a copter 2 fly at that altitude in freezing cold storm let alone land it on side of the mountain or drop something down 2 pick them up. Idk like I said not a climber jus have watched alot of these mountain videos prolly jus not able 2 save them in time. Some do get rescued tho but usually takes few days and conditions gotta be good. Most climbers know what they are getting n2 sometimes jus bad luck or foolishness.
Rob Hall was in contact with his base camp personnel, while he was stuck high on Everest, just below the summit. They heard from him a few times in the day or so it took him to die. They even managed to put him in contact with his pregnant wife, who was down under (can't recall if she was in Australia or New Zealand). Really sad.
There's not much any one can do to help people that are in severe condition at that high altitude.
Helios can't fly any higher than camp 2 max because of altitude
The context.
They are at 8000 mt.
What do you think a satellite call do? Call a helicopter?
It cannot go that high to rescue people, and where will it land? And the rotor vibration can cause bigger avalanches.
Correction... You are missing a LOT.
Where is her body?
I believe her husband came back and retrieved it.
What kind of “birds” exist at that altitude?
Bearded Vulture, Himalayan Griffon, and bar-headed geese
How sad
Chomolungma it is
John Krakauer left her because he was scared
She is the one I felt sorry for. Too bad they didn’t save her instead of Sandy Pittman . She was the true one left behind not beck. He had numerous chances to go down the mountain .
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Selbst Schuld, sie kannte das Risiko
Pretty impossible to understand anything unless one is reading the subtitles. It would be better for you to use an artificial intelligence generated voice.
The memebers. Lol
languagewise difficult to understand, sorry!
I
have
known
that
only
the
Got
knows
wherether
die
or
live.
No
humanbeen
knows
wherther
die
or
live.❤❤❤❤
Why
Do
You
Type
Like
That
?