Locked in │ Bizarre Deaths #12 

Just a friendly reminder to keep a glassbreaker with you at all times. It can save a life.

That second case is so incredibly brutal. What an absolutely horrific way to go and all because of some careless horseplay.

I think the man in the car probably panicked and couldn’t think clearly enough to find the information he needed to save himself. Everyone has different responses in an emergency, but it’s important to keep as calm as possible.

That poor wife who found her husband in the sauna😢My mother found my dad after he died but thankfully he looked peaceful and like he was asleep (she thought he was at first). I can’t imagine having to find your husband after basically being cooked alive…may he rest in peace💙

The airhose up the arse happened at my dads work back in the 70s. One guy did it to another for a laugh and KILLED him! I worked in Engineering with CNCs, lathes and airlines and my dad explained just how dangerous they can be to mess around with. I NEVER forgot his story and can't believe this is the exact same thing he described!

In HS woodshop we were told not to blow the dust off of our clothes with the compressor hose. Well one day some of the boys in class decided to hose off because it was homecoming and they wanted to look good, and he blew his eye out of it's socket and it was just dangling there by a thread. Our teacher had to call an ambulance and rode with him to the hospital and we had to join the other shop class. He did end up losing his eye, and I can still picture it just hanging there.

The poison hotel story didn't mention that grandpa totally saved little Molly's life by taking her to her mom's room in the middle of the night. Bless him. That's a pretty horrendous way to go.

These were heartbreaking. Still watching every video dude, keep up the good work.

When my mom bought her ford focus, the salesman showed her where the emergency latch was for the trunk. Even though its in the manual, he said thats important info to check that the customer knows before they drive off. And i agree. All salesman should do that. We'd have less of these instances.

I worked for a safety company using the same kind of air hoses. We were warned numerous times not to point the hoses at any body part as they could literally blow a hole in your skin! I can’t imagine having one blown up someone’s rectum! What’s worse, the supervisors are to stop this kind of horseplay, not engage in it!

The story of the couple dying in a hotel room in Egypt reminded me of a tragic case which happened here in Chiangmai Thailand some years ago. Five people died in the space of about six weeks from a pesticide being used for bug infestation. I believe it was an American woman, a woman from New Zealand, a British couple and a Thai tour guide. Several others were violently ill but survived. The hotel was later demolished.

James situation reminds me of 2 life lessons my dad taught me as a teenager. 1. NEVER leave a living being (or plants) in a locked car on a summer day. He had an employee who tragically killed their child by forgetting him in a hot car. If you never leave anything alive in the car, it becomes something impossible to accidentally do. Dog, person, nothing should be left in a car unless you're in it. 2. Read my owners manual to any vehicle I purchase. That was more to take better care and maintenance of my vehicles, but also things like the trunk release could save a life. Such a sad story 😞

My dads an engineer and I worked for him as a teenager, he warned me not to mess around with compressed air guns so I always took them seriously. Apparently they can blow air bubbles into your bloodstream if you get them close to your skin, and that can obviously be fatal. I've never heard of something like this though, I don't even understand how the air got so cleanly inside him, did he point the thing straight up the the kids arse?

For the septic one, the father made a grave mistake, hydrogen sulfide gas is generated by fecal matter and rotting stuff. That stuff is especially lethal in enclosed space(septic tank). An avoidable tragedy...condolences to the family.

In my opinion, the number one aspect on youtube that can make or break a channel is the narrator. The second aspect is the writing. This channel is top notch all the way around.

As for the septic tank deaths.Exactly the same happened to a family in Poland in 2014. The death toll was 7 with one person transported to the nearest hospital in a critical condition.This person survived.The tragedy impacted two families and as a result of parents' death two children lost their mum and dad and three children lost the dad.Two first responders and a fireman were also hospitalised but came out unscathed.What killed them was inhalation of the hydrogen sulphide present in the tank.

What was that supervisor thinking? Why would he pull the trigger? I hope he gets the punishment he deserves. That poor young man. He trusted him.

The Corvette incident was such an absolute tragedy. Vehicles get unbearably hot in daylight..... The poor man was lost, right next to what could've saved him. Also, the dog was likely suffering from way before, trying to calculate what is happening, and trusting his owner to set things right. Sad, slow and horrifying way to go for both.

The dream car story, 1) panic is probably the fatal factor. The term "idiot proofing" doesn't always mean intelligence. Sometimes it really factors in panic. That's why most modern Exit signs are now "green for safety" lots of people got confused with the old "red signs." Especially tourists to the USA. 2) lots of people carry "car glass" breaking devices. Mostly used to escape a car crashed in water. But it would of helped here. I'm not victim blaming. Panic/age/bad car design made this tragic death.

Y’all if you are stuck in a car, try using the metal piece of the seatbelt or, even better, the metal pieces of the head rests when taken out completely to break the window ❤❤❤❤

Whenever I buy a new car, as soon as I get home I read the owner’s manual. My husband makes fun of me but as the second story showed it’s a good idea to be familiar with the car.

The second one bothers me because it was a supervisor that did it. I work in a factory too and we have those air hose things, it's an automatic write up if you're seen playing around with them.

Nothing could have got me to get into that tank let alone tosend my daughter into that septic tank. The car story made me think it would wise to have one of those keyring attachments to break the glass. When I joined a state run railway we were shown photos and videos and the older employees recounted some of the seemingly ordinary events that killed people at work. I watch your videos a lot. I've even pulled myself up before doing something, thinking "I'm not oing to risk dying." and I step back and think of another way.

Story 3 is a grim reminder to be familiar with every feature of your cars, and to carry options to get out if emergency features don't work.

As tragic as James' story is, he thought it was A-Ok to leave his dog in the car for 3 HOURS while he ate?! They both suffered, needlessly. RIP

That last story about the family that drowned in the septic tank truly sickens me it also reminds of when you covered the Japanese Septic Tank case Ryan and the outhouse scene from Sleepaway Camp 2

I worked for years in a shirt factory in Manchester England . We used the same air lines to remove long left from machines. We all use to blow ourselves down with the airline to remove dust. We were told not to do this but not why. I really don't think anyone knew. This is so horrific. So many of us could of ended up like this poor man. We never knew

My dad who works in construction always told me to never play with the air compressor and never ever point it at yourself or anyone else; a small cut can have the air forced in allowing a bubble potentially into the bloodstream, which causes pulmonary embolisms. So I'm always careful with compressed air, because 💩 happens.

The one with the corvette, had something similar happen to me. I worked at a dealership at the time and was just got done detailing a customer’s corvette. The doors did not have a handle and I couldn’t get out. Thankfully they answered when I called from my cell. It took about 15-20 minutes to get me out of that car, and it was in the 90’s that day. Felt like being cooked alive.

Please get a glass breaker and keep it in your car in easy reach (I have mine hanging from the rearview mirror). They also come with a seat belt cutter that can help you escape your car after an accident. They're not expensive and they can safe your life.

"They all drowned in the poo"... man this is absolutely heartbreaking and grim but I at least got a chuckle out of that.. I guess that's kinda morbid

My next door neighbour was a tree surgeon, he bought a new piece of large machinery and was testing it out one day, he had it on a slight slant while he was inside it and it tipped. Instead of staying inside it and maybe breaking an arm or leg he tried to jump out and away from it instead, the machine crushed him to death as it landed on top of him. He was only 32.

Pets and also babies have died in cars within five minutes in the heat, even with the window open an inch. I am sorry for the old man but seriously, I'm surprised the dog wasn't already dead after the man came back. People need to learn not leave living beings in a car while they leave "just for a moment to get something done." Again, I'm also sorry for the old man, but he did what too many others are doing wrong: leaving their pet in the car while doing something else. The other deaths are truly shocking, too. What a way to go! I am so sorry for them all.

You handled the third case with such empathy and understanding. I just can't get over the little dog being locked in the car for 3 hours before he came back to check on her. She probably stood no chance because she was most likely close to some type of heat related medical emergency before he even got there. But as far as knowing where the handle is, yes it's the owner's responsibility, but at the same time if it's a different feature then it is in most cars, I think it should be pointed out.

These cases were tragic. The 2nd case was murder. If i put an air compressor in my ear or any orifice, i would expect that to be a fatal injury. Thankyou so much for showing that footage. The killer actually seemed confused that he had collapsed.

I lived in Egypt for three years. No safety standards whatsoever. The Indian guy probably died of sepsis caused by the bacteria in the stool. There was no way to clean his abdominal cavity of all that stool.

I have a glass breaker/seatbelt cutter combo on my keyring. Honestly, it's something that everyone should have, especially considering how cheap they are. It's hard to control your panic in a life/death situation, so having simple tools that don't require thought is a game changer!

The last story is similar to a little girl and her family they went in the cellar for potatoes And the potatoes were emitting toxic fumes and one by one they all died except the daughter. Mr ballon told that story .

My dad sold fire hydrants and water piping and told me this story.. Workers were digging a hole to lay piping using a backhoe. One worker was in the hole inspecting it and the backhoe operator lowered the bucket in to keep digging, thinking the hole was empty. As he lifted the bucket, he noticed the dirt was wet, with what looked like big white worms wrapped around the sharp edges. Then he looked closer and saw a man's hand in the dirt -- he had cut the ditch inspector in half, the 'worms' his intestines.

For the Corvette story... This is why everyone should keep a window breaker or even just a piece of cracked spark plug insulator..(the white part of the spark plug thats ceramic). You can glue it onto a rubber mallet, taped to the end of a hammer or even just have the piece itself! A gentle tap or toss of that little white piece will cause the window to completely shatter, then from there you can use your fist wrapped in a t-shirt to just lightly punch out the window since it's already shattered the whole way through! Everyone should keep a window shatter device in their car and if you can't afford 1 at the time a spark plug insulator will work just as good!! There's no reason to die over something so easily avoidable, and it's good for so many other situations as well! Such as if you crash and the door won't even open, you can use it to crack the window and get out. Same with water... If you happen to drive into a pond or Creek, you can use it to crack the window if the door or window will open! Please everyone needs to have a window shattering emergency tool in their car for such cases as this... It could very well save your life one day!!

The blowout one is INSANE! A truly (preventable) freak accident. My condolences to the family.

Most adjustable head rests come off, the metal pegs are glass breakers. But in the third case, sellers should ALWAYS disclose uncommon knowledge when safety is concerned.

This one really hit me hard dude, you really are the best at explaining the tragedy in these tales.

In high school our auto shop teacher showed us the video of Aditya Jadhav to show us just how dangerous an air compressor is and that they should be respected as if they were a firearm.

If you're going to make a car that has locks like this Corvette did, the salesperson should point them out or they should at least be flagged with giant red flags so that the owner has to acknowledge them. Does nothing if you buy it used from an individual but still. I feel bad for that poor man and that sweet puppy 😢

The accuracy of that guy sticking the air compressor back there was out of this world.

The tragedy of the 18 year old at work and dies was real tragic to me. Surely was not an accident by the actions of his boss caught on CC tv! Another great video💯

These are harrowing yet rather educational. The compressed air one particularly, we have such a machine at home and we sometimes use it to brush dust away from clothes during spring whenever we get yellow dust. We don't really play around with it but the thought had crossed my mind to maybe jokingly aim it at one of my siblings' butt. i thought it would be harmless since we're wearing layers of clothing but this case has taught me that's not true, and though our machine is not industrial-grade, it would still be safer not to try our luck by messing around with it.

Having worked in industrial settings, I think one of the biggest things they stressed there was not blowing yourself off with the air guns. They just talked about blowing something into your eye, or blowing your eye out at worst. But they stressed it enough that I never did it, now I'm glad I listened, damn. Also don't all corvettes have a manual door release pull on the inside of the door jam by the seat? Can't believe dude left his dog in the car for 3 hours though.

This is why I only use wooden saunas. That sounds so horrifying. (Wooden saunas as in wooden heated)

I wonder for the corvette one if the guy left his car running with AC for the dog and that killed the battery?

I absolutely love your channel and appreciate the detailed and thorough account of each story... Most things don't rub me wrong But jeez man that first story and visual I got of that poor guy cooked in the sauna! That will stick with me lol... Keep up the great work!

Unfortunately, the Corvette owner not noticing the manual door release handles is an issue with all humans. When people are stressed, the focus window within the human being, narrows, and so most things are not visible to them. Most ideas are not thinkable to them. Most actions are not Something they are aware of because the focus window on the human brain narrows when we are stressed and it continues to narrow the more stressed we get. That is a core of what makes us human no matter what age we are. Very few people can resist that Collapse of reasoning and continue to try to investigate how to survive. Most people, the ability to reason quickly collapses, and they go into a state of panic, no matter what age they are, or what their job description is. Because that is some thing that is naturally within our brains all across humanity. Except very very few

No gonna lie, I cried when I pictured the man and the dog dying together in the car. I can’t imagine looking my dog in the face knowing we’re both about to die because I locked us in. Then when you showed the latch right there I cried harder. Such a sad story. Another excellent video. RIP to the ones who lost their lives😢

* Important * If you or someone else you come across is trapped in a car and you can't break the driver or passenger window go for the windshield. The side windows are tempered and incredibly strong. There was a viral video a decade or so ago of a news anchor trying to show people how easy it is for thieves to break into your car and the guy couldn't break the side window of this car with a hammer. The windshield isn't tempered though it does have a film on it to keep it shatter proof. This can easily be kicked through. It may take 10 kicks but it is a much more viable option especially with no tools.

Wow! This is the craziest compilation you made so far

Once you panic, some people cannot think clearly and add in the heat. That poor man and his dog. Makes me so sad.

OMG! Every one of those stories is tragic. You just never know when your time is up. Thank you so much Ryan. Be safe 💠

Hugely underrated channel! Keep up the good work!

Hi Ryan! I meant to watch this when you uploaded the video but I completely forgot until now. Thank you for another great video! What happened to all these people were absolutely awful, I was cringing on quite a few of them. The Sauna one that was crazy the guy burning up in it and those poor people on holiday in Egypt succumbing to Carbon Monoxide poisoning and that guy in the Corvette, if only he found the manual release lever. The family who died in the pig poo absolutely tragic! The air gun with the young man and his manager, what a horrible thing to do to someone, I hope the manager gets held responsible.I really enjoy your content and look forward to the next Video!

Panicking can cause you to not think clearly. I notice all the time with cases like the corvette one, where people panic. I was taught to always study my surroundings. And every time I get a new car, I look at my manual and get familiar with everything inside.

Riveting stories as always! Great channel. Also, was a sewer line worker for many years. Don't mess around with sewer gasses. They get serious pretty fast.

How does no one with a sceptic tank know about the risk of toxic gases? I would have understood this in the past, but in our days, there have been enough tragedies like this for the risk to be common knowledge by now. And even if not, when you see people losing consciousness as soon as they get down there you would think alarm bells would be ringing. 6 dead !?! The first 3 one could argued (daughter couldn't have known, parents reacted first and didn't know), but the last three were just the cherry on top. RIP all

I once had a tomato garden and my husband brought home some pig fertilizer for my plants, it was so strong it killed most of them

I think one of the reasons I love your channel so much is how understanding and respectful you are. You're always giving your condolences and expressing remorse. Keep up the great work, you're an awesome content creator, one of my favorites!

I love your videos! This one was brutal!!!

NEVER LEAVE UR PETS INSIDE HOT CARS.. poor baby ❤😢

Panicking means the difference between life and death

What on earth was he doing sitting in that waffle house for 3 hours?

This is my favorite channel!!! Fantastic work!

Great show. I’m a new subscriber. It’s great because you also put your personal feelings into what happened and not just coldly telling us only facts

The story about the sauna, I live in a condo, and homeowners association or property management companies don't really care about residents. They always skim money off the top, Raising maintenance and assessments so they can get kickbacks but not really fix anything hence the malfunction of the sauna. Very sad and it happened in my area too. So sad.

I was already afraid of saunas ;-;

PLEASE make more videos in this series. I'm going to end up watching all of them tonight and then I'll be sad that there aren't any left.

Lawsuit against GM is absurd. Sure it’s pretty dumb to remove door handles, but they had a manual release. With all do respect, if you’re not bright enough to find that in the manual, that’s not GM’s fault.

Dude with the car locked up his dog for 3hrs whilst he was eating waffles. The poor dog 🐶 must’ve been hot A F , why do people leave dogs in cars for? It just does not compute to me.

The guys with the air compressor are using it to clean the steel off. We used to do it all the time for dust. Just don't use it up your butt. How he nailed that exact angle and made that shot is absolutely astounding! Like lottery winning astonishing. For anyone else wondering, just use it on your clothes, no skin, no face, and you should be fine.

People who think it’s ok to take pets everywhere with them just to leave them in the car truly disturb me. That poor dog suffered for 3 hours alone in the car before dying this horrific death.

Great video! Such sad circumstances. Especially the dog and the guy in the car. Just terrible.

How many of you crossed your legs hearing the second tragedy?

Sucks to be traped in a sauna, that's now a new thing on my black list over "I will never do that". Cause you don't know when it someone's job to check that but they feel lazy and don't want to check. A really terrible fate.

I love this series. Can’t get enough episodes☺️

🖤🖤🖤 I've been binging the hell out of these videos. Tremendous channel

And that's why I don't buy a lambo, I'm scared to death to flip it over and not be able to open the door since it goes upwards. That and the fact Im broke.

Who takes three hours to eat a waffle

I am grateful that someone makes these videos because it helps people to think a little better in life. I feel like if I hadn’t of heard one of these stories, it could’ve been me who could’ve been seriously injured as well and these stories help you to learn from what other people have done i’m just saying, I think sometimes even a smart one can get seriously injured from making a mistake that someone has made on one of these videos

The story of the Wang family is horrific.

My uncle used to own one of those airtanks, still no idea if he has one but my lord they look timid. Its scary how much power and air they actually output. Poor guy in #2

Awesome channel bro. And Awesome content. TY for your hardwork and your dedication to detand respect.

Extremely tragic. I cannot imagine the pain of those families.

Oh my God. How big was the septic tank? Good God. That’s insanity. Poor family. All of these are so tragic.

You Sir, have a fantastic narrating voice 🙂 Love your channel. Keep up the great work. Best regards from a fan in Norway.

We got a new SUV this year, with keyless entry/ignition which we hadn't dealt with before. It wouldn't start one day while out but we knew it wasn't the battery, fob was in, all that.. my husband was freaking out, I read the manual. Turned out the gas was a little low (gas station was next stop anyway). Had to do this crazy combination including pumping accelerator, brake & pushing buttons. Started right up. Never would have figured out the combo without the manual. Read thru the rest of it that night for other emergency situations. Please read the manuals!

This has to be one of the most interesting channels on RU-vid

I don't understand people who leave their dogs in their vehicles. Just f*cking bring them to pet friendly establishments. Go for a take out. Leave them in the comforts of your home or if worried they're going to make mess by themselves, buy a crate. Wtf is wrong with these kinds of people???

These videos are great. Great voice, I liked you in the IT crowd and HSBC adverts

One of the first things i learned at mechanic school was that compressed airgun to butt was deadly and a big no-no.

Welcome back Mr. Tales! Great video as usual!

Great video as always! Sadly, I wish some people had more common sense. If i stay in a room that has a weird smell and im progressively getting worse and worse, throwing up in bed, coughing, my eyes are turning white i wouldnt stay there for another second!! I would get out, change rooms, go to the hospital, go to another hotel, anything except staying in that room!!