FATAL First Date │5 Clips Before HORROR #12 

What did you all think of this one? I couldn't quite believe the first entry. Previous in the series: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oYbrmH2ITeM.html

Officer Nunez will never give anyone a break again and people will think he's just being a jerk about it. Nope, he's trying to prevent this from ever happening again. So if you're ever pulled over and the cop refuses to give you a break, maybe he has a good reason why.

Very hard to have sympathy for Luis. A menace on the road.

Since I found this channel, I've decided I'm never going skydiving. Or paragliding. Or sailing. Or driving. Or, in fact, anything - I'm never going to do anything ever again 😂😂😂

That kid was determined to die... Immediately speeding after being stopped for it. It was going to happen sooner or later. And there's not always that second chance. he totally ignored his second chance.. at life. and took someone else's life.

Luis was not just a menace on the road but a killer on the road.

Louis had a long record of speeding and reckless driving and had totaled several cars. His parents bought him yet another car I guess they regret it now.

Being impressed by jagoff driving is like toddler level intelligence. Not only would I not be making excuses for that person, I'd be doing everything I could to make sure they got pinched for needlessly putting my (and others) life in danger all because they ran out of any other interesting contributions before the first date was even over yet.

7:06 You can hear the horror in the cops' voice as he realizes that the two kids he was just talking to are now deceased.

Luis was a menace, he fucked around and found out the most horrific way.

That first story reminded me of this incident that happened to me - I had been out drinking on my own one night in Manchester, England. Whilst on my way to get a taxi, I bumped into a friend who said he’d give me a lift home to save me the £15 taxi fare. I hopped in the passenger seat and we set off. When we got on the main road out of the City, he starts to put his foot down, and I ask him to slow down a bit - I’m not in a rush to get home ! He ignores me and carries on before the police start to follow and he gets pulled over. I wait in the car wondering what’s going to happen now as he is asked to join the policeman in his car. After about 10 minutes - it seemed longer - the policeman comes up to me and I started to say I haven’t done anything wrong. He said I was ok but that my friend was over the drink drive limit by about 3 times and had been arrested ! The car was going to be towed so I got out and was so angry that I had gotten in with a drunk driver (he didn’t appear to be drunk whatsoever when I got in) that I shouted back to the cop, to lock him up and throw away the key. The reason I was so angry was because a few years prior, I had lost a really good friend to a drunk driver. Mike and I had met in a bar about 5 years before this incident and we clicked right away. He was originally from Scotland and was lodging at another of my friend’s homes. He had been looking for work and had gotten an interview at a big company in London, so he was driving home to see his parents up in Scotland first, then driving down to London early to make it to his interview on time the next day. My friend was a careful driver. On his way to London, a drunk driver crashed on the motorway, and the car launched over the central reservation and hit Mike’s car. He was decapitated. At least I know he didn’t know what hit him and that he didn’t suffer a slow agonising death. It took me a long time to come to terms with my loss, and I wrote poems about him for years - I even chatted to his mother and sent her some of my poems. Mike was the first guy I truly loved and he loved me as a friend would. He shaped me to become the person I am today. I used to have very low self-esteem and thought that nobody would like me or ever want to be with me because of my size, but Mike proved me wrong with positive words and understanding. It’s been 30 years now and just writing this brought tears to my eyes again. And that’s why I vowed I would never get into a car with a drunk driver.

People that drive like that first one have no regard for the lives of others. Not only did he kill his passenger, he could very well have killed others with his utterly reckless driving.

The new girlfriend should have told this guy 'if you think you are impressing me by risking my life, you're wrong. Stop and let me out NOW.'

That cop was being so nice by letting him get off with a few tickets. I don't think he would ever do that again. I hope he doesn't blame himself for letting this kid get off easy. He must feel so horrible when he found out who's car it was. I cannot imagine his feelings. Poor guy.

Luis was not a kid, he was 24 year old man ...his date was 27...they were adults....there's no excuse to drive like an idiot....he was also probably pissed of someone telling him how to drive.

6 skydiving deaths within the same company? Sounds like a serial killer employee

People would argue that the cop should be more lenient when they get pulled over and take them to jail, but I bet this cop won't be letting people slide anymore after that. Sad... younger people just don't realize how dangerous driving is recklessly, not to mention recklessly, AND drunk driving really is. Be careful, everyone, don't be reckless, if you want to stay wreckless.

Jumping out of a plane to try to lessen my fear of heights? No thanks……I’ll keep my fear.

Had it happened here in Norway, like running a red light at speeds of 100 mph, the driver would have had his license and car confiscated on the spot with no excuses or 2nd chance, and could also face a prison sentence. A strict law like this would have saved him and his girlfriend.

I hate that phrase, "He died doing what he loved." No, he died screaming,

It’s so weird to me that they didn’t have a back up parachute is that not usually required?

Luis in the first story was a real fool. He was given a second chance, and 13 minutes later he was driving at high speed again, killing himself and his date. Luis was a loser.

"Fairly reputable" is something you never want to hear used to describe a skydiving company.

Ticket, arrest or warning, he would have done it again.

This is why I hate letting other people drive. I have had more then one boyfriend get a little gas happy which resulted in me breaking down crying that I have a kid to go home to and the end of them driving me anywhere. Do not endanger my life or possibly effect my loved ones because you think you are cool or "in control". Gamble with your life but NOT mine. Call me irrational all you want. I would rather walk.

I remember seeing a longer versuon of that first clip, the poor officer had to be seen by the paramedics because he was so shaken up. You don't ofteb see so clearly the twists of fate, I'm sure it must have been incredibly traumatic.

Flexin in a kia is wild. Play stupid games,win stupid prizes.

Hey man, I can't thank you enough for making this video. I have been searching and searching for something I could show my mom, that would impact her to change her reckless driving. And this might be it! Im always so angry because I feel like she should care about the lives of the people inside the vehicle she is driving. Thank you for this video. The things you say at the end of the story as you again speak against reckless driving, are exactly the words she needs to hear. Thank *YOU!*

24 and 27?? dude I thought they were teens or somethin.

I don’t wish death on anyone, but dang, you can’t save some people from themselves.

That’s the, “I’ll show him attitude.” I worked far too many in my 20 years in uniform & suffer PTSD because of that (and a number of other awful things. My thoughts & prayers are with Officer Nunez & the kids’ families.

Pursuing dangerous passions with vigor is insane when you have kids you’re responsible for.

The first one is so creepy. You see the couple and then minutes later, the poor officer had to send them to the morgue.

124 miles per hour is DIABOLICAL work. Hope the truck driver and everyone else was okay.

Why do people jump out of planes, trusting a piece of rope and basically a large sheet?

Poor Officer Nunez! I pray every night for firefighters, law enforcement officers, and our military and the military of our allies. This poor man will never forget that night. God bless and keep him!

The paraglider dude was obviously over-stressing the airframe with the stunt flying he was doing, pulled too many g’s and snapped the wing spar. That kind of stupidity has killed a lot of foolish people.

The first kid with Kia had two angels that night, the angel of life (cop) who gave him a warning not to speed, and the angel of death who challenged him to speed. The angel of death won, gaining not one but two souls! If only he had listened to his guardian angel!

youtube is so neutered they might as well call the entire site youtube kids at this point 🤦‍♂

Going 100mph, almost plowing down pedestrians, running red lights and the cop let him go?? Really stupid. Really, really stupid. He failed to protect and serve his community. He was trying to be cool and it backfired.

Officer Nunez will never give leniency again ! For good reason I hope he doesn’t beat self up

Once you have kids, it's time to retire those extreme sports. You aren't just living for yourself anymore. 😟

What a morbid channel, lol. I can't stop watching it! Help me..

The video of the accident... It was a 40 minutes long video. I never forget this... its so heartbreaking. The policeman, its not his fault. If not that night, maybe they will be killed the next date.

Dying on a first date AND getting pulled over then allowed to leave smh WOW

I feel terribly sorry for the officer in the first story. He'll have to live with that forever - even though it isn't his fault.

Yeah, definitely don't accept an "epic skydiving/hang-gliding/bungee-jumping adventure" from some random shmuck who approaches you on the street. That's not how legitimate businesses obtain clientele.

For skydiving I have to say this: Just because you can go skydiving, it doesn't mean you should. Taking extra risks for no good reason is not a good idea, if you really like to live long.

My dad was killed by a lorry driver who shouldn't been driving . He never told anyone he suffered blackouts . He blacked out driving a 18 wheeler went over 8 lanes of motorway into my dad . My dad died has they was cutting him out of his small van . The lorry driver only got 18 months driving ban while we lost my amazing dad

I’m so addicted to your content!! There may be others who do similar topics. However, I haven’t found 1, absolutely NO ONE who is as thorough as you. Plus, your voice goes right a long with it! Thanks. You rock!

That girl dating lewis is just as responsible..she was enjoying the speed..otherwise she would of told him to slow down..somehow i cant see the girl screaming and crying begging him to slow down..especially on a first date..she was enjoying the speed and was not as innocent as everyone makes her out to be..

It took the kid only 13 minutes to do what he'd just been let off for. He learned nothing and killed himself and his date. That poor truck driver. How horrifying.

I....I don't want to think about the state of the skydivers upon hitting the ground... I've seen Mythbusters and a fall from not even 1/4 of that height basically turned buster into a pile of scrap..

Anna probably had no idea of the danger. As a pilot of over 40 years and Captain, I refuse to fly on ultralight aircraft and always have. I will say in its defense, the accident that occurred was entirely the fault of the man operating the glider. He made a descending high speed pass, then a rapid gain in elevation, then nosed the craft down to maintain speed and that created a high speed stall, which flipped the ultralight, and when it flipped it broke the wing spar so the wing failed and collapsed. There was nothing that could be done at that point. Structural failure also occurs in all types of aircraft, especially when an aircraft is G loaded and above its designated safe maneuvering speed. This ultralight was flown in a manner to exceed all its limitations. So sad for the unknowing passenger.

I never want to go skydiving, caving, paragliding,white water rafting, hang gliding or climbing a mountain. I’ll stick to collecting stamps thank you.

I would NEVER skydive!

I think it's okay to finally comment? My sympathy is mostly with the first responders of the first story. That accident was straight out of a Final Destination movie, and firefighters see enough horror as it is. Plus the policeman who was trying to be lenient on the kid and hoping that he'd see sense had to feel guilty as hell. He would have been thinking, "If only I'd impounded the car, these two would still be alive." Probably not for long. He didn't deserve the guilt because those two kids were determined to win a Darwin Award. The skydiving tragedy confuses the heck out of me.Normally, all skydivers jump with up to 3 parachutes - main chute, backup chute, and emergency chute. (The emergency one will not save you from injury, but it will save your life). A double (or triple) failure from a skydiver with 10,000+ juimps? There's got to be more to that story. Something doesn't add up in the way it went down. I would suspect the skydiving school has more to do with it than they're letting out. Russia's a place of virtual lawlessness these days. Scammers and cowboys like the uiltralight pilot are pretty much ubiquitous there. Those tourists REALLY needed to be asking questions.

I can tell you as a Funeral Director, I the remains of the two speeding was a sight you never forget.

I feel for that cop 😢 He will never be the same 😢😢😢

There’s always two parachutes. If one doesn’t open a machine deploys the second. It’s called an ADD IF THERE WAS NO ADD THATS NEGLIGENCE

When i was in school there were several young guys died in car accidents and one girl who lived near my too who was a passenger. We got police officers visiting telling us of traffic accidents often showing us videos of local accidents. Still it never changed mentality of some guys! I learned iin human psychology, There is a disconnect from mortality when under 25! Its one reason why there are young age restrictions on certain military positions.

in the first incident, one's of the family tried to sue the oficial nuñez because they said it was his fault for not detained the driver, avoiding the accident. Is a sad story and is nonsense to charge the guilt of the accident in the police who warns them about the dangerous driving

Great video, as always. Love the attention to detail and the respect you show for the deceased and their families. You present these grim reminders of our mortality in the most tactful way possible - like no one else could. Thank you for such great content!

Story 1. It doesn't pay to show off when you're behind the wheel. That vehicle can end up being a deadly weapon.

Nunez arriving at the scene and I, myself, seeing how awful this car accident was, how crushed that car looked, I can only imagine how he felt seeing it, knowing he let this kid off nicely. He probably feels like this was his fault. I audibly gasped when I saw how that car looked when he arrived on the scene And then after it was explained what happened, I gasped even louder realizing the red on the trailer was blood! Oh my god- My hearts go out to Alexis, her family, and Officer Nunez

Yeah …. and that’s a “NO” … for me! I am DEATHLY terrified of heights; something I’ll just have to go through life, being terrified of.

Not many of us get a warning for our death!

The horror of that sky dive is knowing you are going to hit the ground at high speed. That kid probably died of heart failure before impact. How sad.

I recommend to those interested in the first story to watch the full bodycam of that officer. You think you feel for him, but watch the extended version and not just a brief summary. You better be ready for it, because it's pretty rough.

That cop was actually doing his job trying to protect them and not just arrest people for the fun of it. The kid just thought he knew better and made the last mistake of his life. This is sad

She failed also by not telling him to stop or let her out.

That "motorized hangglider" was basically a rickety plane...circa 1900. The wings snapped off. My condolences to the families.

This channel is one of my favorites on RU-vid. Very good narrative, straight to the point and with professionalism and accurate comments and recommendations. Keep it up the good job!!

I would NEVER drive that way with me in the car! SHE should have LEFT the car when the officer stopped him. But noooooooo, she said that it was her fault! 😐

Responding to first story .. I had a friend back in 1985 who had a motorcycle.. I Remember clearly being a Thursday night in mid August. This friend wanted to go bar hopping and asked me what time it was. I knew it was around 8:30 but i told him it was close to 9 pm .thinking if he thought it was later he would decide to stay back and call it a night , But he and others decided to take the ride . Before he left i said , look man , tomorrows friday we have the whole weekend ahead of us. My last memory was him driving off on his bike , the next time i seen him he was laid out in a casket with plastic hands . What happened is he was drunk lost control of his bike lost his arms. pronounced dead at the scene . always haunted me till this day but i remind myself i tried . Maybe i had a intuition, i dont know . Rest in peace my dear friend 🕊️

They didn’t experience horror or despair. He was driving like a fool and got him and the girl killed. The officer felt true horror and despair.

Her Blaming herself is disgusting.

I remember a few times being with people showing off. It was terrifying. The fact that they will not let us out of the car. Nor slow down when asked. A reason to have nothing to do with them again.

Saw the student protest on another site, they showed the railing collapse and the dead students on the floor, but yet they put stipulations on you, who block out stuff and respectful, wonder why!!

1st story reminded me of a crash in LA of a stolen Lamborghini. Guy had warrants too. Pulled over but took off and within 15 seconds crashed car was in half imbedded in over 30 cars and apartment building guy was thrown 200 ft. Was going 125mph when crashed.

You're the best Narrarator ever. Even reminding others of the danger that can happen 👏

Interesting how the Bible states, "Pride begets the fall." How sad for the officer and the lady's family.

It's gonna take awhile before my heart stops going a million miles an hour. These were some very disturbing and very sad tales. The car crash hits me most since I see so many careless drivers out there on a daily basis. My heart goes out to the officer who I'm sure finds this hard to live with. Thank you again for another great video! I hope you really had the chance to relax. ❤

Crowd deaths piss me off the most because sometimes the impedning doom is so obvious but those that are causing it are unaware or don't care.

10:20 NOOOOO !!! Not the next time you go on DATE !!! All time when you take road... respect the 5 keys of Smith System : 1- Look far 2- Look wide 3- Keep your eyes moving 4- Always leave yourself an out 5- Make sure you seen !! Drive safe, not only for yourself but for the other on the road. 😮‍💨✌️

I’ve sky dived at Wilton Sydney and the jokes are part of the show. How horrific is that story. I appreciate your work and research on these tragedies. It’s so sad. But needs to be told

I just subscribed after watching the fatal livestream video. I love your videos. Keep up the good work and thank you.

Third time's a charm, right? lol

I remember that first date one. The officer just had told him not to speed and gave him a break. Thats crazy, he put both their lives in danger just to impress that woman.

That was the quickest traffic stop I've seen! Must have been ready to go home

I saw the deadly date, it was so sad that a couple was told by an officer to slow down because they could die. And they did, in minutes, I can feel that cops regret of not trying to prevent it.

I’ve seen the first tragedy a couple of times in YT and sympathies for the families of those 2 and also to the police officer who never expected things will turn out for the worse. thank you for the more detailed story by the way

The poor young man skydiving, that got me the worst.

You can't fix stupid people

When I was 16 or 17, I also got the thrill of driving stupid, until one day a man calmly stopped me, calmly told me how would i feel if i hit a kid or hurt people, and because of his rational approach, not yelling or getting angry, it impacted my outlook forever, and i drive more like a grandma then most grandmas, with zero shame...

I’m local to North Bergen where the first story happened and those streets are TOUGH to drive. Lots of hills, lots of double side parking. It’s a mess. What an absolute horrible excuse for a human that driver is.

You should do this story on the young teenage girl that was speeding and got pulled over by the cops and they let her go because they decided to respond to a more important incident that was happening down the road you would think she would take that as a blessing and slow down and drive the speed limit but she continued speeding and moments later she ended up crashing and killing the two cops that had just pulled her over prior to them responding to another accident that was happening down the road

i think maybe the youtube bots keep age restricting the video because it recognizes it as the same video. Try changing the order of the incidents in your editing and make sure you put compeletely new tags without anything thats even a tad bit controversial. For example I would change the word "horrifying" in the description to maybe scary or chilling. Also when you submit the file name make sure the file name is completely different then the last 2 submissions

I love this channel and I subscribed.this is awesome and amazing 💕😊😊

Something tells me Luis was a hard head before they crashed, she was so quick to blame herself. So sad