Top 3 places you CAN'T GO & people who went anyways... | Part 26

Gremlin 8:02

"Oh man I'm really tired. I should drive 2 hours in the middle of the night to the ocean to sleep under my truck at high tide" excellent plan

I cannot even begin to imagine thinking "hey, I'll just sleep under this truck" is a good idea.... In any circumstance.

Debbie's death was horrendous! You're basically being ground alive. How in the world could her coworkers think that was part of the show. I'm sure that they'd have to be somewhat familiar with the routine and it's weird that they wouldn't be able to recognize that kind of blood curling scream. That part of it seems fishy to me.

Debbie's case was outright frustrating. First off, you're not supposed to hear screams in a disney stage, even by horror it shouldn't sound that close. Second, the scream kept going, FOR 6 STAGES and EVERYONE actually believed that was part of the show.

A list of places to sleep other than under the truck: -In the truck -the truck bed -On top of the truck if you’re really desperate -Anywhere but under the mf truck -seriously why would you crawl under a truck to sleep especially on a beach like dude come on.

Why would he take a nap underneath the truck, that’s insane. Just go in.

It’s sad that 95% of these stories seem to be preventable. And not just at one point, but they could have been prevented multiple times throughout these events.

I’m from the town in the second story and my dad was almost on that one canoe, but he luckily had to work that day. To answer the question. ( from what I heard) The bodies were severely beaten up from hitting against the tunnel entrances and I guess the bottom of the dam. The last body recovered in Croatia was a firefighter and my former instructor. The family had to be called in to Identify the body.

The staff members who heard her screaming and didn't check it out should have been investigated. They knew the show didn't include screams of agony. Also, they would've noticed that Debbie didn't go onstage to greet the audience.

My sister got her leg caught in a ride at a arcade when we were little it was spinning around and dragging her under, a giant guy seen it ,came over lifted the machine with one hand and pulled her leg out the mechanism with the other, he was a hero that day.

The poor girl stuck between the stages !! What a horrific story !! I couldn't even begin to imagine the fear, desperation and pain this young woman went through ?! As for the staff and Disney !! As a parent, I'd of burnt Disney to the ground and got my own justice.

You are so respectful of both the victim and the victim's family when you tell their story.

Only true fans miss the days when he said "3, 4, or even 5 times every week." Edit: People love to taking things out of context. Anyone that says "Oh you don't care about him because he has a life and has things to deal with. He needs a break, he's exhausted." Obviously I don't want him to feel pressured to make content. He should be able to live a relaxed life without stressing about content. Im just complimenting him on how entertaining he is as a content creator/story teller.

I couldn't imagine sitting through that show thinking that the blood-curdling screams were the sound effect option that Disney chose to use during the stage transitions.

After watching this whole series I have learned three life lessons. First, if at all possible stay away from water. Second, if at all possible stay away from caves. Third, absolutely positively without any exception stay away from a combination of the previous two.

I've heard about Debbie multiple times, but I NEVER heard that that she was reportedly alive and screaming throughout the show!?!? Christ, that poor girl. :(

Some things I've learned on this channel: 1) Follow all safety precautions all the time. 2) When people have safety measures in place, do them. 3) Obey safety precautions. 4) If someone warns you that something is not safe or you should take precautions, do that thing. Do the precaution.

Construction worker-“don’t go over the dam. i repeat, don’t go over the dam, it’s extremely dangerous.” People- “hey guys let’s go over the dam!”

When you mentioned how they refused the life jackets, I totally remembered how my family would go white water rafting in Sacramento. It was lots of fun and a bit dangerous when we would hit the rapids. It was always dangerous. Life jackets were mandatory. Especially for me cuz I was only like 2 or 3 years old. Normally, we would hit the rapids and get tossed about but nothing to major. This time, we flipped and got dumped out, and the water was thrashing about, and we all got separated. I was floating away into some rocks when my mom grabbed me. She later said I held on to her so hard I almost choaked her. The life jackets made all the difference that day. A simple raft ride could have had a much worse ending. That did scare my parents something good. Just how quickly things can change. Especially when you don't know how to swim. Life jackets should never be a question. It is so sad for the people in the story to have such a horrendous way beyond scary encounter.