Is this one of the scariest ways to go?

[IsLifeRealLife]

why didn't they give him a lethal injection to spare him from the suffering?

[sooby]

I mean likely death vs guaranteed death. Maybe he called them off from trying the break his legs approach. I remember reading into this story quite a bit but forgot most of the details.

hard to say, apparently they tried to move his legs and he was in excruciating pain, i don't think the guy had a chance either way

[wildchild11]

https://historyofyesterday.com/the-m...ll-647c7a24784

I think this is probably the closest thing to what you say (warning article contains graphic image)

- Japanese man receives radiation burns due to nuclear accident
- Severe damage to internal organs, skin nearly all peeled off, almost zero white blood cell count
- After week of treatment, japanesebrah wanted to die and said he was not a test experiment
- Suffered 3 heart attacks in 1 hour and was resuscitated each time successfully
- Dies after 83 days, after being kept alive against his will

Some of the other technicians exposed lived for months but eventually died. phuck that chit, trap me in a cave upside down lmao

Brb nightmares tonight

[Krackerjacked]

Fuuu dude
Movies about cave diving top my list of horror movies for this reason alone.
Rough way to go for sure.

[sooby]

okay thank you for the explanation but it doesnt make sense to me

if he got in there, then he can be pulled back out the way he came.


unless youre saying the cave was made of a soft material or something that got smaller once he got in?


if his legs will break if they pull him back out, then why didnt his legs prevent him from going inside in the first place

something about this rubs me wrong. i feel like they could have gotten him out.

From what was described, he went in face first upside down, didn't have room to turn and manuever his way out so he went for a nearby fissure he thought had open space where he could turn his body. turns out that fissure was even more narrow and only a few inches of his legs were visible inside the hole. Trying to get out I think he slipped deeper into the hole. Whatever the situation was, he couldn't pull himself out and the rescue team there had a hell of a time trying to get where the guy was and using tools to try and widen the hole.

[Nonsense916]

Brutal way to find out you picked the wrong religion.

[tank2003]

ive NEVER had any issue with spelunking until i watched that video for the first time. Then i realized that i'm wayyyyyy too god damned big for that chit

[chalup]

he was trapped in a narrowing fissure upside down so there is no way they could send him anything. they can't bring anything big because it is a small and narrow cave. tools they could use inside was too slow. the way the cave was shaped was that if they tried to pull him up, his legs would hit the ceiling and break causing him extreme pain and likely death from shock.

Why not inject something in his foot to put him asleep and then attempt to extract him? I 1000% would rather attempt to be saved and die rather than just sit there and die for 28 hours.

[Fang2]

They should have tried breaking his legs. At least he could have survived

[CalmWind]

Why not inject something in his foot to put him asleep and then attempt to extract him? I 1000% would rather attempt to be saved and die rather than just sit there and die for 28 hours.

i mean, seriously. they just left him to die. at least inject him with something, maybe some adrenaline and serious painkillers, and break his legs and yank him out.

at least he has a chance to survive.

[RICHSTRONG]

The strangest thing about this is that you mention he's mormon twice when it has absolutely no relevance to the story. 'Can you believe this ford owner died in a cave?'

Just weird.

It was also 13 years ago.

So what does being Mormon have to do with anything? I’m not a Mormon but just wondering.

Its because it links to his faith and the 'hymns' they sung providing context. If it was a black dude stuck down there they would been singing "Move bitch" by Ludacris

[Joseph1990]

I'm not educated on anything to do with what I'm about to say but if it was me I would just say give me some demerol, break my bones and take me out. just lmfao at literally laying down and rotting.

Edit* Wizard.

i mean, seriously. they just left him to die. at least inject him with something, maybe some adrenaline and serious painkillers, and break his legs and yank him out.

at least he has a chance to survive.

[janglingjack]

I'd just tell them to put a grenade up my ass and end it quick

[thedarrenestes]

Good breakdown and description





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I have no idea how I'll die but it won't be in a fukkin cave

[Dreyth]

And to think that hell is so much worse than that

Im not saying he’s going to hell. We dont know

But worshipping other than your creator

humble yourself to Him

[nrowles]

I went spelunking one time in college about 20 of us. Never again and it freaks me out to this day I did it. There was one spot you had to go feet first through a small hole. then a 3'x3' "room" you had to roll yourself head first to go out the other side small hole. Craziness. Fuk that. At the end it was pretty cool though. There was a big room that you could climb up and slide down a wet muddy hillside......way down in the earth.

[friesbruh]

no thx geoff

watched liuke half of it but couldnt finish

I think just being trapped alone in the dark in a small space from a cave in that no one either knows about or can rescue you from in time is way worse.

BRB sitting in cold, dark tiny space starving to death for 2 weeks ****ting and pissing yourself the first day and stewing in the infection for the next 2 weeks as your body slowly eats itself to death and you feel the pain non stop trapped in darkness and silence in your mind

there was some dude whose boat capsized and he ended up inside for a few days in an air pocket after it sank.

[knightofday]

Good breakdown and description





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I have no idea how I'll die but it won't be in a fukkin cave

Tbh looking at his final position he kinda had that coming. Stupid isn’t nearly the word

[JoshSP1985]

ive NEVER had any issue with spelunking until i watched that video for the first time. Then i realized that i'm wayyyyyy too god damned big for that chit

I'm def small enough but I would freak out when I couldn't move the first time. I'm not claustrophobic but if it's a small enough space where I felt bound I would lose it.

[snailsrus]

Why would he do this?

[DandyDink]

yes it is.


found out about this vid when it was posted in a thread a few weeks ago about "most fkd up vids you've seen on the internet".

was talkin about it over christmas.



never going in a cave crew. never getting stuck upside down crew.

[Roldz]

The original Jon "Bones" Jones

[Destor]

I went spelunking one time in college about 20 of us. Never again and it freaks me out to this day I did it. There was one spot you had to go feet first through a small hole. then a 3'x3' "room" you had to roll yourself head first to go out the other side small hole. Craziness. Fuk that. At the end it was pretty cool though. There was a big room that you could climb up and slide down a wet muddy hillside......way down in the earth.

Can just picture the Balrog waiting at the bottom of the slide

[zknarc]

Unit 731 has entered the chat. Every time you think you've be awared on the most fuked up thing imaginable, Asian fuked up can one-up you easily.

[Casca]

I use to do fuel cell repairs on C130's......crawling through the wings to fix leaks. I hated it. It's spacious compared to what this guy did. I don't understand why anyone would electively do that. I am not saying he deserves death, but he put himself there. People trying to save him are also risking their lives to save a guy that put himself there. I've done SAR on stuff like that. People that knowingly put themselves at risk and the other people having to put themselves at risk to save them.

[Slie]

what exactly do they expect to see other than rock formations? that they could easily see (on the internet)?

The experience, adventure, exploration, geologist, challenge, etc?

I'm a rock climber and a lot of people don't understand why I do it, there's nothing more enjoyable/relaxing/peaceful to me than being out in nature on the side of a cliff. It's my version of meditation and exercise. I've dabbled in a bit of caving too and it was neat to do.

[Jestbrah]

okay thank you for the explanation but it doesnt make sense to me

if he got in there, then he can be pulled back out the way he came. unless youre saying the cave was made of a soft material or something that got smaller once he got in? if his legs will break if they pull him back out, then why didnt his legs prevent him from going inside in the first place

something about this rubs me wrong. i feel like they could have gotten him out.


what about a cordless hammer drill with a large drill bit, if you can fit your body down there, you can fit a cordless drill. then start drilling holes until you can chunk off enough pieces to get him out.... its not rocket science, i drill into pure concrete and it doesnt take that long. drill enough holes and then just smash it away and you can get chunks out of the way

imagine writing this whole paragraph and never having experienced putting a ring on your finger that was just .5 sizes too small and not grasping the concept that you can go into things that you can not come out of so easily.

[ddoggg]

I'm not proud of it but a few years ago I was scheduled for an MRI of my shoulder. I had to go into the machine head first. It was very tight and I panicked after about 3 minutes and had to be removed and the MRI canceled.

[JustinGigolo]

He was to go in the birth canal but took a wrong direction and ended sliding head first in that other route. Going that way wasn't the plan. When they tried pulling him out with a pulley system, one of the pulleys broke and the rock that was holding it crumbled too. It was clay underneath so they had no way to reattach it.

This seemed like a fun death too:

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/mon...all/510074002/

[ventriloquizing]

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