Turbo Jet Joyride │ Bizarre Deaths #7

What did you think of this episode? Do you prefer the longer episodes? That last one was truly horrific! PREVIOUS IN THE SERIES - https://youtu.be/L248yDl98BA

As a nurse, I find it IMPOSSIBLE to mistake an IV line and a feeding tube line. They are TOTALLY different in diameter, color, etc.

The one thing I can say about Richard is that at least he didn’t take innocent people with him, unlike that other guy who was a copilot and hijacked a full plane.

Another tragic detail to the Mary Cerruti case is that she owned 8 cats that she adored. Six were found dead by cleaners after the house was foreclosed. This gave many people the wrong idea that she was an animal hoarder and was neglecting her pets. No, they simply died of starvation because their caretaker was dead inside the walls. HORRIBLE.

About Natalya Nemets: I managed to find only one news article in the Russian media about this incident, and it says that she did not actually climb into the bowl to clean it. She was working nearby, and there were other people around. She was out of sight at some point, and then her co-workers saw her legs sticking out of the bowl with hot caramel. She made no noise when she fell, so people around her just didn’t notice (although maybe it was too noisy in the production room). The two most plausible explanations are that she either lost consciousness and fell, because it was too hot in the production room, or that she slipped and fell.

The “sky king’s” story to me is interesting and very sad and for some reason hits deep for me, personal almost. The fact that just went in and did everything so calm and methodically speaks to his mindset and how determined he was. The fact that he had zero flight experience and was able to just take off, and fly for a good while, navigating and doing tricks with ZERO fear in him. RIP man i wish you would’ve gotten help.

Ngl, that loop-the-loop with the plane was pretty impressive. That was a heck of a suicide, Richard.

The rat poison story offers another very important lesson. I’m assuming the girl didn’t tell her parents out of fear, but also likely because she thought since she rinsed it out of her mouth and the poison wasn’t there for long, it would be fine. The problem with this is that the mouth and tongue are fantastic at absorbing things into the body, even better than the stomach. If you’re ever in need of quick pain relief, this is why you’re supposed to chew up the pill and let it absorb into your cheeks. Information like this just isn’t widely known and unfortunately leads to accidents like this. If you ever get a dangerous substance in your mouth, go to the hospital ASAP!

Mary's story is so sad. On the one hand, I live in a community where if one of our neighbors' mail started piling up and we hadn't heard from them for weeks--even if they're a quiet person--we'd check on them. I think that should be extended to everyone's neighbors. On the other hand, it only takes 3 days to die of dehydration. And that's not enough time for people to notice anything out of the ordinary. It's such a frustrating situation. Living alone is scary.

That's wild about the rat poison. I had a medium sized dog once that ate a whole box of rat poison. It was a weekend, so the vet was closed. I called her at home and she said give the the dog a tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide every 15 minutes until she wasn't throwing up anything. That's what I did and the dog was fine. Lived for years after that.

the chicken soup one really caught me off guard. that poor woman, i cannot even imagine what a painful death that would be. and the fact that the nurse most likely didn’t loose her license makes me so angry. she should never be able to work in healthcare ever again

A Tragedy Tales classic. Richard’s story was sad and unforgettable. Epic. Single-minded. Took no other lives with him, either. Like an ending from a blockbuster action movie. Loved his comment… “I play video games. Yeah, I know what I’m doing a little bit.”

Say what you want but richard is undoubtly having a time of his life. And not to mention his decision to slam the plane into uninhabited island and not taking any passenger with him is kinda give you the idea about what kind of person he was. Fly high man🙏

They didn't try to convince Richard to crash the plane lmao. They had a pilot on ATC talking to him and trying to get him to land it. It was pretty clear Richard would have no idea how to do that though. He never intended on actually landing the plane. This was all a very elaborate suicide. Poor guy. It's a truly sad story of the human brain once again. Thankfully, he didn't take anyone else with him at least. May he rest in peace.

The one of being trapped between the walls is horrific. I can’t imagine the terror she must have felt.

That death by the caramel is awful. Read the news about it, terrible.. She left a 10 year old son who now lives with his aunt. I can't imagine how he felt knowing his mom's tragic death. Hope he's holding strong. Very sad story..

Beebo had suffered some traumatic brain injury that his friends said had changed him a lot, made him more impulsive and emotionally down. I hope wherever he is, he's at peace. I hope we all end up somewhere nice when we decide to fly our planes into the ground.

Even to this day the manoeuvres he did cannot be replicated, he was really amazing or really lucky. Its so sad that he felt so trapped in his life that he acted this way.

The saddest part of those tho commit unaliving is when they’re assumed to have “not reached out”. You’d be really surprised at how much and often people who are struggling do and are trying to reach out for help (myself included) but finding anyone who can help or listen is the real tragedy.

>Steals an airplane with no experience >Performs maneuvers that shouldn't be possible with that type of plane >Has an entertaining back and forth with flight traffic controllers >Crashes in a remote area to avoid killing anyone but himself We salute you Sky King, you absolute legend.