Fair of DOOM │5 Events Turned Fatal #1 

Hey Ryan I think you mistyped the age of the victims at 26:20 . It should be 19 -21. Also I think that was the most devastating incident in this series

Tragedy Tales, I’m watching this episode again and want to compliment your narration and editing! You always do such a great job. I really like this new series and believe it’s going to do very well 😇 Happy Holidays, from Las Vegas 🌲✨⛄️🥁

@@ujang3288 Yea bad typo, I added that in on the last playthough & didn't catch it sadly. It should be 19-21.

Greetings from the UK . I hope to visit Las Vegas one day!@@BucketHeadianHagg

@@TragedyTales actually, one of my other favorite RU-vidrs just came out this way too! You’ll have to let me know when you come so I can get you some free rooms and tell you all the best places to go!

What do you expect? The entire mob barely had 5 brain cells total.

@@Chrisfragger1 not the mob, drake and travis? yea

​@@Chrisfragger1Nice. You DO realize that at least one CHILD died in that horrifying mess?😡💔

@@laurametheny1008why is there a child at a travis Scott concert

And it should. That sound manager should be indicted.

Will back the whole Travis is a piece of shit statement, can’t forget him tweeting all about Tay-K egging him on as he was on the run for killing someone. Stop idolizing these dudes they don’t care about their fans, just the money they provide

Do you have a source to back that claim? I don't really give a shit but basely pointing fingers gets them bitten off.

From what I could find when I looked into the incident when it first happened, I will say that he does have a record of purposely encouraging his fans to go wild at concerts in the past. I think the blame should be placed more on the event organizers due to this area being their relm of expertise. I do still think he should be held responsible to an extent btw.

​@@JoshRoos32exactly right! Yhe public props up the most disgusting people as idols. So gross

To be fair, 99% of rappers out there are garbage humans, so Travis is hardly the exception in that regard.

you don't hear anything from him these days, not to mention the lawyers have been on a feeding frenzy.

Z

Use your brain. If he ended the show, it would create a traffic jam of people leaving and ambulances wouldn't be able to get it. Staying on stage was the best thing he could possibly do.

@@MakerInMotion He could have stopped it, he could have asked people to get off the ambulance and stop interfering with the Emergency Personal, he could have quite easily brought order to his own show instead of letting it happen. Look up rock concerts were people have been injured they literally stop everything and get them help and there fans stand back, they don't obstruct, they don't interfere, they don't climb all over the ambulance or anything there are even cases were they make a ring of people around the injured person to prevent further injury. Travis just look and carried on going didn't even stop them from obstructing the ambulance by jumping all over it he didnt want to stop it just wanted to go "ohhh look how my fans love, ohhhh there so happy and rowdy I'm on stage lets get them going more" he needs to be sued for all he is worth and held accountable for it.

@@MakerInMotion What kind of BS is that? I was at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark in 2000 to watch Pearl Jam play on Orange Scene as the main event of that festival. Crowd surged forward like in Travis's concert and 9 people died with god knows how many injured horribly. But Pearl Jam, and especially Eddie the front singer saw what happened and stopped immediately, even trying to shout to the audience to move back and create space for those caught in the disaster. And they kept shouting instructions to people throughout the chaotic time until the victims had been pulled out and was driven away in ambulances. And they did this despite being very visibly shocked and horrified during the disaster. NOBODY tried to get out and NOBODY blocked the streets until they were all safely evacuated to the hospital. And the next day, everybody from the arrangers of the festival, over the staff present and working, to the festival guests and musicians, agreed that the festival was over for that year and slowly and orderly moved off the site and camp in a subdued, but orderly fashion. The festival is as big as ever to this day. But everybody who goes there from all over the world knows NOT to crowd surge and not stand too close together. Important lessons were learned from that disaster that were implemented across Europe and other countries. And Pearl Jam advocated it in the US, but nobody in the US listened. And apparently nor did Travis and the people arranging the concert that killed 10 people 2 years ago. And Pearl Jam reached almost iconic status here in Europe because of the way they handled the disaster at the festival while it was going on, and because of the way that they became advocates of safety measures at concerts and events in the wake of the disaster. You write that people should use their brain and that Travis was doing the right thing by continuing as if nothing was going on. You are SOOO wrong. People will do what they are instructed to do if they are informed of events and the people on scene will help in telling them what to do. People from all over the world did at Roskilde. Because even being young and very drunk, most people, if told that they have a disaster on their hands and other people are in peril, will understand the severity and rise to the occasion and be at their finest moments. They proved it at Roskilde. Once they were told what was going on, the surge stopped. Slowly at first because they were drunk and elated, but gaining momentum towards leaving space as people started to comprehend and realise and back off and not get in the way of those trying to help. People from all over the world including the US. And drunk at that. And there have never been an accident at any festival since then that involved people getting killed or injured in the crowd. You need to learn about the lessons that Roskilde and now the Travis concert have taught us all. And you need to implement them in the US like in most of the world, And even the young drunk people in the US WILL understand the how's and why's and accept them and adhere to them. But they can't learn it if you will never teach them.

So true! Security didn’t have control of the crowd from the beginning, when people were rushing the entrances without tickets.

There is also plenty of evidence of him inciting chaos, aggression and overcrowding before astroworld.

All the more reason to stop the show!!!!! DUH!

Fame and money....that's all people like him care about.

If he really gave a shit he wouldn't be making any new music

he probably thought the victims had passed out from drugs. It happens at those shows. And how can you take seriously a couple of fans shouting at him to stop the concert? Concerts have more than their share of crazies. At the time, I can understand continuing the show. The fact they stopped it when they did with only 10 lives lost, was a miracle.

@@adotintheshark4848 nobody cares what a rapper thinks, he let them die, and was cheering in the backstage, after knowing what happened, as if it didn't matter to him

It should have mattered Dead people can't buy his music.@@framazz7575

actually, thats pretty fair.. I never thought about that Even if he knew what was happening, what could he do? Yell at the crowd to back up? Stopping the concert could cause them to push them up more@@adotintheshark4848

He might have thought its not serious. How can he know it's serious? Unless there's fire or something falling, how do you think he'd know it's serious? Even those in rhe crowd near to the victim never even know what happened.

He also is a music thief and stole a bunch of beats and lyrics from other people. He was a bottom feeder from the start and deserves life in jail for the 10 people he murdered

​@@sootuckchoong7077there was fucking ambulance people shouting stop the show people shouting people are dying he is a terrible person

He probably didn't know what a crowd surge was... Hell, I only learned about it a week ago because of the Halloween crowd surge in South Korea randomly came into my feed.

He employed people to do that for him. You can't blame him for that.. I have worked for security at concerts. The whole point is to keep the public away from the star. It's the organiser's and security that should be on the ball. Not the entertainer.

Spot on! It’s disgusting that they put & before safety and peoples lives! You know, if it were their family members attending the event, I bet it would be a totally different story. Utterly disgusting.

ikr !

on whose part? The promoters? The performers? The fans? plenty to go around and point fingers at.

You can't actually hear anyone on stage. You are next to speakers that are too loud to someone in the back row and the lights and smoke obscure your vision. Plus you have your manager in your ear making last second decisions. If it had been any other genre I would reconsider but these billion dollar performances really are smoke and mirrors.

Watch his apology video... it's an insult he even made one so fake in its effort at delivering "genuine care"...

by fans he's means the simps that will worship his every decision without question

Is anyone really that surprised? Idk why they would be. The dude is dumb, selfish, and untalented. He doesn't give a shit about anyone else but himself.

It's not his fans, but his fans money that means the most to him. Gotta pay for all that plastic surgery somehow.

he is legit a simpleton

I have a feeling he doesn’t actually mean it

​@@YokkaGrayI feel the majority of people are like this, anything to be like everyone else. 🐑 Anything to get that 💰💰💰

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Agreed. Cringe acting. Shit lyrics. Hardly sincere.

What evidence do you have that more than that died? Not trying to be confrontational, I'm genuinely curious.

@@danidavis7912 Not any hard evidence really, just going by the history of crowd crushes in the past, Hillsborough in 1989 killed 96, the October 29, 2022 South Korean Halloween crowd crush killed 159 ppl. Granted The Who concert crowd crush in 1979 only killed 11 people. I guess it's just hard for me to fathom of a crowd that size, that the death toll was so low. Also there's been talk of numbers being under reported, and eyewitness even saying that there were a lot more dead ppl than what they counted. I guess hard evidence would come from the witnesses, but the only specific ones I can remember were nurses and medical staff's accounts of doing CPR on people.

​@@HurricanePatrickits an npc normie brainless

​@@HurricanePatrick​ all of those crushes were in smaller, enclosed spaces. Likely the saving grace here was that it was mostly open so with the exception to the trampled, many could get out with just injuries. I think, though, you might need some perspective. WHY would the government, the news and a bunch of families cover up deaths for travis scott? Many times in active scenes, initial reports will be of the same injured by different people, temporarily inflating counts of the injured and dead (there were massive amounts of injuries at astroworld). Also, eyewitnesses are notoriously faulty, especially if they've just been through trauma.

they did stop the concert before more people died. Better late than never.

My uncle's girlfriend/partner had that but with 9/11. She and her then husband were supposed to eat breakfast in one of the towers but they accidentally slept through their alarms and woke up and put on the news just as the second plane hit.

@@SammyLammy1DSame with one of my uncles, but he left New York City two weeks before the planes hit

My older brother was stationed there, He and his family didn’t go, plans were cancelled because he got called into work. Praise God

@@Linda-xw9lj Plans would have been cancelled whether 9/11 happened or not, god had nothing to do with it, plus 3,000 other people still died..praise god?

My buddy Chris was there as well.He was drinking with the pilots the night before and it weighs heavy on him to this day.

Yes. A lot of the personal accounts of people are just horrifying. They were behaving perfectly responsibly but suddenly they had no control of their motion. They didn't "cause" this. The organizers and Travis did

It’s so crazy to think, no, we are individuals, I am responsible for my actions, for my body, I can get myself out of trouble if anything happens. But the scientific aspect of large crowds really is shocking to learn we are at the mercy of..the crowd itself. Soo like because of that a crowd of ppl can’t be charged either for accidentally causing the end of a life, right? And seriously I hope no other parents decide taking a child to an event with so many thousands of other ppl in attendance. Again the science of it makes it impossible to protect a child from a large crowd. And bringing kids there puts them in higher rate of danger because of their size!

So you saw that video too? Lol

I think that's one of the scariest parts of crowd crushes to me your body can be responsible for the death of somebody without you even doing anything. I couldn't imagine being one of those people who survived the crowd crush just thinking about stepping on people and destroying bones wanting to be sorry but unable to think about anything but your own survival

@@zanehawkins7204 The ones responsible are the ones on the edges who push themselves in like a pack of rats. It's pretty simple really, are you one of the people who don't try to press yourself in front of others and try to behave like a decent human? Then you're not responsible. Crushes starts because of impatient people.

How about the people chanting ‘stop the show, stop the show!’ This video cleared things up for me because I sincerely thought Travis didn’t know….but now that I’ve seen and heard the footage I believe the b*stard needs to be held accountable!

He didn’t know WHY people were chanting stop the show, and he STILL probably couldn’t hear it from where he was onstage + the earplugs and headset he was wearing so he could hear HIMSELF and his band members.

And it’s so insane if you compare these types of tragedies, they’re all so similar. From football games to music concerts I’m starting to think events with over 5k ppl in attendance are too dangerous, wen ppl get in that mob mentality and “every man for himself” even in management and the music artists! To think of exit doors being blocked is the worst! And being in a crowd is now terrifying to think of..there’s just no guarantee you’ll make it out 😢

I mean, part of that job is to imagine everything that could happen, risk ranking, and implementation of controls to avoid them. The “work” is literally done for you, if you learn from prior tragedies. Such a shame.

@@mariecolette9066 It's "every man for himself", because in a state of panic some animal instinct snaps on, but it's not the only reason. In a big crowd you can't see what is going on. Further on there is something blocking, and from behind more and more people are pressing, not knowing that there is a dead end. Usually the way to exits is narrowing which increases the pressure. Better design is a widening entrance/exit hall where the people can move faster out of way.

yup, the only reason they ever increase safety measures is if their negligence turns out to be more expensive than their savings. That is why it is so important to sue the living crap out of them if something happens. Its not being greedy in the face of tragedy. Its to show these corporations and rich people that it in the long run its cheaper to make sure that nobody dies.

Which is absurd cuz any tragedy due negligence cost more than doing the bare minimum.

Hell naw it aint. Profit over your safety. The fact is, nobody will be there to save you (pray that there is a samiritan around to help). You have got to be aware of your surroundings and make sure you can save your @§§ first, and if you can save others, then do it! (Like that asian guy tried crying, SHUT IT DOWN!!!!!!) If you fail to take heed then, as John Wayne said, life is tough, but it is even tougher when you're ignorant. #FAFO2025

@@analyticalhabitrails9857 its even tougher when you have to pay 38 million dollars so you can save e few thousand. Safety > Profit because if something happens, you the event organizer, will pay for every life lost because of your desire to safe a few dollars. Or even worse, go to prison for gross negligence and involuntary manslaughter. Most companies and businesses understand that. Which is why they have safety standards. Not because they care so much, but because in the long run its cheaper.

Sadly the price of safety is written in blood. 😢

😂 Person at show: "OH God, No...not like this! I never thought I'd be trampled at a shitty concert! NOOOOOO!!"😂😂😂

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@@schmoopie3149lol

Imagine being a Travis Scott fan in general

I understand not liking Travis Scott, cuz yuck, but that comment cheapens the deaths of those individuals. No one should die like that.

Same!!! It seemed intentional

It's a sacrifice ritual,he knows what he was doing

Wow yes it’s so scary to think that maybe you and ur friends would go to a club to have a good time, just like those ppl. But they never got to go home 😢

I pray for the PtSD that caused you 🙏🏼 I couldn’t imagine!

That's not the only crowded club/disco fire to occur. But it may be the worst. The Great White concert (a place called The Station) comes to mind where the building caught fire in a similar fashion-pyrotechnics lit in an enclosed area,- and 100 patrons were found dead when the fire was put out.

What REALLY bothers me is the Americans did that first, more than once, and nobody bothered to know their history. Cocoanut Grove 1942 and the Station 2003, were identical events.

Stay close to an EXIT

Because only us peasants are required to care about people's safety when we're responsible said people. Hell soon enough they'll be asking for your net worth when you get pulled over, anything over $10,000,000 and you're free to go!

people were already crushed together, struggling for breath and dying before the concert even began. The real culprits are the promoters and organizers. They are the ones who should answer.

Glad ur ok..and seriously asphyxiation is truly a horrible way to go. 😢

Thank Christ you made it out that day

After the near tragic experience, did you continue to attend concerts with large crowds.

About 30 years ago I've been to a heavy metal concert together with my husband, and suddenly the crowd started to move for no apparant reason. There was no way to withstand the strength of hundreds of people, you only could swim with the current. I folded my hands in front of my chest, holding away most of the pressure with my arm muscels and elbows. Next to us, a young girl went down and the crowd started stepping on her. My husband shielded her with his body, grabbed her by her hair and her shirt and pulled her up, shouting "Up, up! Get up!" It was so packed there that he couldn't even bend down, he just grabbed what he was able to reach. She managed to get up, and we all got somehow out of the concert hall. Since that I never went to a concert again except some organ music at the local church.

@@covercalls88I have, but I’ve been much more mindful of the risk and always eyeing my exits

I love that quote!

I will never forget Hillsborough and the 97 souls who no longer walk amongst us. Truly horrific and should NEVER have happened. #justiceforthe97

Same because I live 20 minutes away from Indy. Since we have a lot of storms and such in Indiana I feel like sometimes we brush it off like, "oh it's not that bad." When truly they should've shut it down and just delayed it. I went to the fair a different night. One of my family members knew one of the victims. It was just such a sad loss to the family and friends of the victims.

@@roguemystique7 Right?! I never took storm warnings serious. I was dying my hair one time we had a tornado watch, and another my friend was coming to my house and there was a tornado in the area. Plus, when I was at a Cage the Elephant show, they didn't do an encore because the weather LOOKED like it was going to get bad and we were at the White River amphitheater. Nothing really happened .

@@tjbb4794 for real! I played soccer as a kid and had an important game. Instead of rescheduling the game, we played in the pouring rain while it thundered, lightning, etc. Plus, all the times growing up, we'd have tornado watches and go about life like, "Oh, that's normal. Now, if it's touched down, then we know it's happening." I also deliver parts so when it's storming I'm driving still. Same with when it snows. Which I found out other places that barely get snow when they do, they shut down the schools and everything. While here we're lucky if we ever get a snow day. I think as a kid, I got maybe 2 the whole time. & One was the huge snow storm we had that had snow all the way up the doors where no one could get out.

@@roguemystique7 Ha! I played soccer when it was shitting down rain! Some parents were trying to cover us up with soaking wet blankets 🙄And Texas is a place like that. There was a dusting of snow and the dental office wanted to cancel my appointment. It wasn't even sticking! It was just blowing around, and they were acting like it was a state of emergency 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Totally a Final Destination vibe that first story... as if the driver had cheated Death earlier, only for death to come after him & finally took his life 8 years later doing the same thing (racing cars), having the same problem (rear wing failure), having similar incident (involving barriers)… only the outcome was different, as Death had finally won. Damn scary tbh 😳

Oh my goodness 😢 This should be an episode all it's own!

@@ItsFreshItsAnne Indeed. The corruption scandal that followed -for not monitoring the security in public places- cost the job of our Capital City Mayor, and resurrected the political career of Mauricio Macri, Argenitian president later-on.

194 people?? Omg that’s awful. It’s shocking how many people have to loose their lives before these event coordinators put safety before money!

Sadly, history is often doomed to repeat itself. No matter how many times things like this happen, there's going to be someone who will find a way to do it all over again.

check The Station Club fire, Great White were performing. Truly horific. Good documentary on that one, very graphic. 100 died, 200 injured. 2003

Facts 💯

Maybe YOU dont, but the rest of us have raging anxiety and we know shit is gonna happen... which is why we're so calm when it does.

​@@hospitalcakewalkthat comment right there.....💯

​@@hospitalcakewalkIt's definitely not the rest of us. Some do. Some don't.

Thats why I usually stay at home...

Agreed!

Artists in the type of music I listen to stop the show if ONE fan gets seriously injured. I've never been to a show with multiple fan being seriously injured, let alone having multiple fans die! Travis could have stopped that show but he chose not to.

In all fairness, he didn't ask the crowd to surge forward like in a medieval battle. I mean how can you push people like that? I have been to festivals and concerts, it was often too tight, sometimes uncomfortably so, but never have I seen a crowd that bad.

​@@deannamarie8389what kind of music is that please

​@@Dilley_G45I have personally been to a Tim McGraw, Motley Crue, Slipknot, and Nirvana concerts, where the shows were stopped because someone in the audience was injured. Also, Adele has been caught multiple times doing so and so has Matchbox 20. A lot of the heavier/alternative genres that have mosh type style concerts, often watch out for their fans. 😊

Kids are not allowed to be at a concert because it's an adult theme, right!!! 9 years old?? Those parents should be in jail

Good for you! 👏🏼

Yeah, its a bummer, but so is getting struck by lightning ⚡️

Who was the final act?

@@didi012578 Lil Uzi Vert, if you’re not into hip-hop or from Philly, you probably don’t know him. The second night was Kodak Black, but the weather was good, no problem. I forgot to mention they gave half OUR MONEY BACK! Which was great for me because I paid a couple hundred more for VIP tix to have access to chairs, AC, food, water and security.

​@@didi012578asking the important questions !

That would have been extremely terrifying! I hope you’re okay now.

Daaamn! I can just tell that story carries some weight. I'm glad you're okay.

I guess obesity has more than one way of killing, aye?

"Whenever I go to a concert, I go with the knowledge that I might die." I think that's a healthy attitude to have about these events but god I would not be willing to die for a concert

"Whenever I go to a concert, I go with the knowledge that I might die" .... hahahahahaha... Zoomers gonna Zoom !

I’ll check out that doc. I recall the incident and seeing footage as details were emerging.

Me too

Then you must be mad all the time. People are expendable, it's always about the money.....

​@@VirgilTStonenot really only when I'm watching these videos

​@@VirgilTStone 😂 that'd be funny

Literally saw this posted and my reaction was 'ohhh a whole 42 minutes of Ryan talking about horrific events, this is a genuine treat'

​@@dayziecakesIt takes the saying " someone is always having a worse day than you" to the extreme!

A half marathon is 13.1 miles. A full marathon is 26.2.

@@kcbh2421 kilometers = 13 miles

@@Brianna771 ok

You could do an entire documentary on Disney deaths. Just look at that kid that got ate by an alligator.

What in gods name is the point other than trying to shoehorn yourself into the video? So the half went off without a itch. Sounds like people were right to be mad they didn't have the full. Either cancel it or not. Having it halved only proved you could have ran the full. Stupid decision.

it doesn't help that large enough groups of people actually start behaving like liquid as far as physics is concerned. Those people have 0 control over what happens at that point and are are stuck along for the ride whatever happens.

@@peggedyourdad9560 That too. You can have every precaution in the world but there is no control over a crowd that big. Also I feel like a lot of safety precautions are purely just a check box for liability concerns.

@@yellowraincoat. Yeah, the most effective way to maintain control over that large of a group of people is to plan the structure of the venue ahead of time so that the people aren't so concentrated and with multiple isles through the main area to provide a way for people to leave. Basically, it prevents the crowd from becoming such a large singular mass to begin with. This is what much better venues have done. I found all this and more on the rabbit hole I went down when this incident first happened.

​@peggedyourdad9560 yes but to those that only care about the money, that's space they can't sell. I hate going to shows to find out there's been no designated space to walk through or get out if needed. I've also been to festivals where the crowd itself organizes this way- it may fill in during some of the acts closer to the front but it'll divide in half or thirds to leave a small aisle for escape. You tend to see that when the crowd is more 35+ though.

If I'm not mistaken, Travis Scott was telling people to come & jump the fence to get into the show. If that is true, yes, we CAN blame him, because that made the crowd larger than was supposed to be ilthere

Did they got arrested and convicted to prison sentences?

@wioi I am pretty sure they did. But it was a bit controversial, because I think they were minors. I will look it up for you!

@wioi okay, there were 4 people who committed the crime, not 2. I will change/edit my original comment in a bit. But the first one, who admitted to actually lighting the fire, got 8 years in prison. 2 others got 6 years. And the third one was a minor and got 3 years in a closed youth facility/care unit.

1 minute ago Hello there

Thanks for the observation Sherlock. 😂

@@schmoopie3149lmbo 😂😂😂

Except worst

Exactly what I thought 😱

... did you just wake up? wtf...

@@hospitalcakewalk No, I’ve been awake since 8:30 am. I’m just always cautious and weary of everything in life, mainly from the influence like Alien and such, showing that there may be life like Xenomorphs. I just don’t wanna suddenly wake up getting chest-bursted. It just scares me imagining it..

@@hospitalcakewalk What could you possibly be offended about in that comment? Get a grip. Just because you're having a bad day doesn't mean you should throw it at strangers. It makes zero sense to be irritated by such a simple thing. I hope your weekend improves.

@@Lokis-Lover but your comment sounds like you had absolutely no idea accidents happen... :/

​@@hospitalcakewalkWow. Take some deep breaths. It's not all that serious.

Greetings from the UK!

Thank you so much!

I am the same way, If someone touches me I'll cry.

@@annabellesnightmares You should not miss out on life if i were you i would try bringing a cage on wheels to keep me safe.

​@@streetlight5576 😂

Sacrifices

And yet nobody learns

@@Catenfur content I guess That's dark

They literally just should have handed the idiot the report on Hillsborough 1989 to explain why this was a bad bad idea.

This was ten years later - I can't believe it was allowed to happen.

They dumped it all on the club owners. For years insurance and city fire inspectors called the place safe. The cheap packing foam on the walls had deteriorated into napalm. Not one inspector got sued, let alone jail. Anheuser Busch is still paying out, just for sponsoring the band's tour. I was on the house guest list along with 3 coworkers, we all had flu and didn't go. One of my neighbors pulled 20 people out before the flames and crush of bodies made him give up.

Brought back memories watching this fire. So many lives lost and injuries at The Station fire. My cousin was one of the 100 that died that night. Very sad 😔

Welcome aboard! & thank you for being here!

Hi fellow British person! I'm in Worcestershire! The Smiler incident at Alton Towers always sticks in my mind.

I dont think that many people enjoy this content

Nope 🤦‍♀️

He was on his father's shoulders, his father passed out, he fell into the crowd.

you have obviously never been to houston.

Hey hey. Welcome back

What a stupid action

Ridiculous to have that in a club. Morons! My cousin would still be alive if it wasn't for their stupidity. (The Station fire)

Or create ‘sections’ with hard barriers? I’ve always wondered if that could logistically be done so that you could break the crowd into smaller sections.

@@ashligobert9195 thing is, that’s kinda what happened at Hillsborough - everyone accidentally got channeled into one section instead of three or four, they got crushed up against the hard barrier and it only stopped when the barrier gave way and they spilled onto the pitch.

@@ashligobert9195 Be careful about barriers, that’s what practically caused Hillsborough.

Let me kno what you thought

​@@TragedyTalesAmazing work as always! It truly is eye opening to hear how fast a normal fun day at any event can turn into tragedy, yet these are the tragedies that help in making things safer in the future.