Orlando FreeFall death: Video shows Tyre Sampson in seat moments before falling 

Same here. You could see that Tyre did not fit in the contours of his seat. And the restraints were not probably locked.

They would berate you? Wow maybe you should of just let them die if thats what they wanted.

Yep! 👍🏻

@@deannacolegate4147 The harnest bars was about level with his neck

@@Faiith1964 the bars should have come across his body and almost touched the seat horn. With the hydraulic locks there was really no need for a seat belt. The manufacturer can argue that the seat contours acted as first restraint and the bars the second. Now Tyres bars stopped at his stomach not groin like they should have. They left a huge gap at least a foot or two. Enough that he could slip out when almost seven hundred pounds of pressure was forces against the restraint. What I can almost guaranteed happened was there was a double click locking system, Tyre clicked only once leaving the huge gap. Tyre was reported on saying there was play in the restraints. So when the ride went up slowly he was fine. But then it tilted forward dropping him at a high rate of speed on top of those lose restraints. The restraints had just enough play in them that it gave him enough room to slip down and out especially since he was not in the seat contours. Once he exited the restraints went to a proper locking position. This though we won’t know because the ride operators (against all ways I have been trained) opened the ride restraints leaving it impossible to know the position of Tyres restraint upon landing. The ride operator no matter how mad the riders got called a supervisor and had them manually release riders. Calling the supervisor would have given the park time to photograph the seats before release.

💯 I was told I was too big for a ride in Orlando once upon a time and since then it inspired me to lose over 60 pounds! I was embarrassed that day and knew I needed to do something about my weight, so I did.

I know but still it can be embarrassing and it's bad enough there are people who are self conscious and insecure about their bodies and with low self esteem

@@savants08 I was rejected from riding the Texas Giant at Six Flags, and having to get out of the seat was embarrassing alone, and even more so embarrassing that they had a chicken coupe to watch from if you couldn't ride. And with that lady falling off the ride and dying a few years back, I was more than okay with that. I will most certainly take embarrassment over death any day. All they had to do was be honest with him. As a ride operator, safety should be their absolute #1 concern, period. And no one should be able to operate a ride unless they know the full scope and limitations of said ride.

@@savants08 congratulations 🎉

I completely agree. I would have told him that.

It's chilling to see how happy he is and knowing that within another minute he will be dead. This happy 14 year old thought he had a long life ahead of him like we all did at the age of 14. That poor kid. I wish those operators would have had the balls to tell him no.

@@vickieclark5931 it is chilling to see him knowing what happened next. We don’t know if the workers were scared to tell him he couldn’t ride. That hasn’t been determined yet. I just can’t believe all people around him in the video, including his friends and the guy filming, couldn’t see his harness was too high! We can see it so how could they not?

@@vickieclark5931 What’s worse is that he told his friends to tell his mom he loved him when he realized it was loose

The actual video of him falling and slamming on the ground, the sound and panic of everyone around...it's stuck in my head😩

@@IslanderloverBKK Same here

If only there was an extra seatbelt like they asked. Either a side seatbelt (like tower of terror) or the one that clips to the bottom of the harness (like those launch towers).

@@arinewstoday3477 That was the dumbest question I've ever heard someone ask. How the fuck would the workers know why the ride doesn't have a seatbelt. If you were that worried about the ride's design why would you ride it.

Yoo that what I'm saying I'm a big guy and I been in rides like this one and they always have the little seat belt between the bottom of the seat and shoulders lock.

A seatbelt would've revealed he was too large for the ride

Well said Blacktron - many are quickly judging the young employees, but the manufacturer needs to be held accountable for this deadly design flaw and the lack of a seatbelt. The ride should never be able to go up with a harness at that angle. The computer system allowed this yet at that angle people can slip out. Deadly design flaw. Yes the workers have some responsibility, but this ride was poorly designed.

Splat Albert went through some lifestyle changes.

@@matthunter9750 Are you seriously that bored? Your life must really suck. 😬 Yikes!

The panicking and freaking out

what he went through? he's dead.

His parents should have told him he was2 big b4 they left home...The PARK should have warned him no riding to big after he arrived, he is a child.💯👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾

Totally agree they shouldn't have let Tyrone on the ride

All of my experiences (as a normal citizen with normal body & weight) at theme park rides, operators would look at the screen, walk around to everyone's seat, jerk on it, return to their position THEN launch. Although people blame the manufacturers and surveyors, ultimately it's the

BLM would have rioted if they kicked him off so it had to happen

Black folks would not have taken the weight as an issue, in their minds it would have been another issue.

​@@jayadams9561 pls add to the rate of suicide no one will miss you

Yes, they suffered a lot having to witness his death. I pray comfort for them to endure and eventually heal.

can't imagine the trauma that's gotta inflict, i hope he and all Tyre's loved ones get the help love and support they need right now to heal

@GetDatPromo This specific video is moments before the tragedy, you’re describing the kid that passed away, he was excited 😥

In the uncensored audio/video you can hear His friend yelling his name from the top of the ride as he was falling, it happened so fast, but the friend was crying and yelling his name. Once they were released from the ride, As he walked up to get his sneakers, he stood there staring at him laid out of that pavement, then tried calling his name again🥲

@@nettaterrestrial86 oh my God, that poor boy. Prayers.

Well is for sure at piece

​@@jayadams9561❤Romans 10:9-11 says, "If you confess with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord,' and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved".

I saw a guy fall off one of those swing rides at a carnival. He hit the ground hard and wasn’t moving. He could have easily knocked over onlookers but by the grace of God, he didn’t. I never found out if that guy was ok or not.

I worked at a fair as a helper when they came in town. The fairs that travel from state to state. A lot of those worker be high. Every night most of them were looking to purchase drugs. Hard drugs!

@@kd1love983 yes! You couldn’t get me on a pop-up carnival ride!!

When I was a kid I went to one and was on the “Ring of Fire” where it was just a ring and the rollercoaster cart thingy just went around and hung up top where you were hanging upside down. Each time it hung up there I felt myself falling. I remember pressing my feet to whatever I could to try and hold myself in. I’ll never forget it.

@@lindsey0212 wow! That's horrible. Glad you didn't fall🙏

I’ve seen this before people ride rides despite the harness not closing but I thought the workers walked around and checked every ride ain’t no way if that was locked he was that big where it could have unlocked and went back down the park is trying convince otherwise and that’s foul I bet my last he knew in his mind 14 or not that he was just too big for that ride but wanted to ride with his bestie sadly death was the outcome he most likely thought he could hold it down with his weight so he wouldn’t fall out and once gravity and force took off he was dropped to his or slid to his death either way rip I would have told my friend fuck that we choosing something else it ain’t that deep I feel bad for his friend and pray his boy doesn’t have nightmares rip ty

@@grandmaida7819 the point isnt about being big. Its that his stomach was too big for the harness to completely shut. Once those brakes hit, that was it unfortunately. He went right under the seat since it wasn’t a secure lock.

@@KarlyC if his stomach was too big then most certainly the point is him being too big.

It would be unfortunate to assume that those operating this ride did or did not have that training or proper training in general. No one knows.

@@KarlyC basically "i'm not fat just big bellyed"

I agree. Even though he was bigger than most adults in size, you could see from his face he was only a child. Barely even a teen.

🙏🏾

True

Dude those kids are probably so traumatized.. I just wanna give them a hug.

It's kinda eery that you say this. In this video when he was still alive, he was looking around with such innocence. Even though he was so big, in that moment, he looked like a little baby in a car seat.

agreed

no, he was fat, to fat to fit, and our degenerate society would rather kill fat people then tell them they are too fat to fit.

It was actually manually adjusted by someone to make it so the safety lights turned on at double the height it usually does. His harness had a 7.19 inch gap where all the others, except for one right next to it only had a 3 inch gap.

@@HairyJuan I saw that update. My mind can't fathom how a human body, let alone a huge human body, could slide through 7 inches. What am I missing here. Is it true that 2 harnesses were fooled with? Operators had to know... otherwise how would they know which seat to sit him in. Not saying they did it at all, nor was it their fault (because I don't know if it is or isn't). Just saying they knew.

@John Hummel I see. I can't understand how over 300lbs slipped through 6-7 inches though

Totally agree, it’s so clear the amount of space that’s there for him to fall AND the fact that the holster not the seat had adequate building between the crotch, that little stub there wouldn’t have kept anyone in if that seat had had any give to it what so ever. It was only a matter of time until someone fell out of that ride.

You can't fat shame in this society. So thank Lizzo and the liberal americans.

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 Yup. Maybe the parents should be arrested for allowing their 14 yr old to get over 300 lbs....

@@22trem Maybe the kid should've backed up away from the Pizza, cotton candy, sodas, pretzels, fried chicken, burgers, French fries, and candy bars.

@@joebidens_touchyhands9477 I mean food stamps can only buy you so much...just saying.

@@CulturedThugPoster his mom? His dad wasn’t there, be sure to give accurate details, although I heard different, smh. At the end of the day the people over the ride should NOT let him on, they have no problem kick black boy out of here && there, this is one of those time it would have been necessary, not the mom fault at all. Not to mention he was not the first plus size to be on that ride that day, his wasn’t locked securely. Smh

@@CulturedThugPoster his parents weren't even there.

@@CulturedThugPoster why are you making shit up? He wasn’t there with his family. He was there with a friend & his friends family.

@@CulturedThugPoster Sounds like you're a liar, but let's just say for sake of argument you're correct... The park is still the one in control, that would be like if some parts of a 2 year old baby start pitching a fit that their child wasn't allowed on the ride, and then the ride operator says, ok ok ok, fine, ill let your 2 year old ride... Who do you think is at fault? the babies parents? the baby? or the ride operator?

I saw the video and he didn't even scream .

Same. May son is the same age and build. I just can't imagine the family's pain🤍🙏🕊

Yep, I can't shake this one either. Lord!

Same. My heart breaks for his family. 🙏🏻😔

Same here. :'( this didn't have to happen, I am heartbroken for him & his family....💔 Justice for Tyre

I hope he knew Jesus or gets another chance at life

If only we could

Amen

That’s how I feel watching him sitting in that seat. I just want to jump in there and warn him.

He was a 6'5 320 pound 14 year old 🤯! He was probably going to be 7'0 feet tall full grown, like Shaquille O'neal.. Possible college, or pro, Athlete.

He still made his family millions; just not with football. He was turned away from that particular ride and others all night. How could he sit there and not notice his harness wasn't sitting where everyone else's was?!

It doesn't matter how big and tall he is. The fact is that ride should never have started if someone isn't properly secured.

@@jrambo7495 that’s what I’m wondering

@Ryn Teiro did you see any grown adults operating that ride?

I watched the video and I started crying too especially that I am a mummy and I have a 17 year old well built tall son.😪😪💔💔💔. Especially when read that he told his friend to tell his mom and dad that he loves them. I watched it last night and it trauma me. Hope he is in heaven with the Angel's

Nothing but negligence on the staff, so sad 🙏🙏

I can't get that sound out of my head guys! 😭😭😭

It’s such a sad tragic thing that happen I cried as well it’s tooo sad!! This is one of my worst fears of amusement rides so sad my heart goes out to his family ❤️ poor boy may his soul rip and prayers for his family 🙏

They actually posted the full video? I can't imagine watching that without being scarred.

right, just thinking about those final moments strikes so much fear into your heart, absolutely terrifying.. i hope none of us or our loved ones ever have to face such a situation, so tragic he died due to negligence of the park but I hope his legacy saves other lives by bringing attention to theme park safety measures.. God bless and heal his poor family and loved ones, especially having been able to witness it with their own eyes, so tragic, and may Tyre rest in Paradise eternally, he had such a bright future snuffed out for no good reason

Awwwwwwwwww, losers

Exactly

The sad part is that he probably didn’t think about anything. One moment he is having a great time, the next is nothingness

@@Chadius_Thundercock the sad part is he knew and felt something was wrong while they were going up. He was scared and praying he'd make it.

Well said.

Yeah, I think it's possible that ride operators weren't clearly instructed on the size/weight limits and how the harnesses fit. Just because it locked in doesn't mean it was in a down enough position to keep him in

Oh Lord I didn't hear them say that....this is even more heart breaking

Justice for Tyre!!!🙏🙏🙏

They probably didn't care and new they weren't gonna be liable. Some people are wicked!!!!

@@KreativeKontrolz new or knew?

With reference to the workers that's all in hindsight their job is to go through their checks their checks says it was locked and that he should have stayed in the ride. How were they supposed to think about him slipping underneath it it's not a common occurrence. I'm 90% sure that they are told if they can lock it the person can ride. I do agree that they should have been trained better but the operators did all that they were supposed to. Most people don't want to see someone fall from 400' + in the air on their shift.

Agreed. The park management and owners are the most responsible ones

@@djdavisiscool *the workers fault PERIOD!!* He was over the max weight limit by almost 60lbs! If they can't see that then they need to go TF back to school!

@@TarHeelForevah You have no clue what was said to these workers. 60 pounds is it that much to smudge. Having worked rides with weight limits It's tricky to tell when someone's telling you the truth and people are very happy to lie to be 60 pounds lighter but they never believe it will happen to them. Workers have no problem telling you can't ride this ride they probably don't want you in their line to begin with. Until you work one of these jobs you won't understand the enjoyment of telling someone they can't ride it because that's one more person in the park that won't be getting in your line again.

@veronica pigneri *HINT:* Tweet tweet 🐦😉

How righteous of you oh great and holy one.

I did that last summer at 6 flags in Maryland .. I seen the mom trying to get her son to ride the Superman and he was clearly way to short to ride the ride .. the workers all teenagers never notice the little boy height and they allowed him to sit in the rolllercoaster .. I spoke up and said I think he might be to short to ride this .. the workers looked at the little boy like omggggggg you’re way to short .. but if I didn’t say anything he would have rode that ride on his mom expense and who knows what would have happened

You would've caused a scene and been labeled "fat-phobic" and or a racist. Yeah he would be alive but it today's world you would have been wrecked on social media and but his family

Easy to claim anything in hindsight

@@123idontcareok true..but i know me and my job requires attention to details and the details of that restraint looks off compared to the others. you'd have to be blind to miss it

Seems like the employee just checked the lights on the machine and didn’t actually check the seats. Wasn’t doing their job properly. A lot of people in the video where screaming before the ride went up “SEAT BELTS”. So I don’t think the actual seats where check at all.

@@pennywisethedancingclown2702 Yeah I do remember hearing someone say where are the seatbelts?

absolutely he didn’t make sure go to him shake the thing be honest with the kid if he can’t go on the ride but no this could of have been prevented

I hate that this happend to such a young boy! sending Love and healing to his family and friends!!!! Mr./Miss Alexis Burgos, i have some questions! Is there a weight limit on these rides? because it could be that when someone is physically Xtra Large, the harness won't close properly?? and is it possible that with the movement of the ride, the riders tend to lean forward as the ride desends with high speed?? leaving a possibility to fall out if the ride is not closed up properly??

@@ThatQueen30 Well first of all it’s Mr. and to answer your question yes there is weight limits. On those rides but for everything else I’m not sure. I guess that’s something you’ll have to look up. Sorry I can’t be more help to you.

It happened almost instantaneously - he probably didn't have time to process it ....... it was only 2 seconds from when he flew off the ride to hitting the ground .........

Horrifying

@@Jsee66 When you’re in a life or death situation 2 seconds can be a lifetime. That’s what it means when people say your life is flashing before your eyes.

@@Jsee66 😭😭😭

My word its horrific! I think due to how quickly it all happened and it being instant he hopefully did not feel fear and God himself or had someone bringing him peace on his way back home to the lord.🤍😢😔. It was senseless negligence of the park that has me angry! I remember this happened before but as soon as the lady felt her body leave the structure she had a heartattack so no pain was felt the funeral home said. Just sad so very sad and for it to be on video the way the dad found out smh! Horrible smh

And 6’5 bro was way too big they should have not allowed anyone over the weight of 250 on imo

@@derekhazuka8680 i honestly think that's child abuse. 300 pound at 14? no way no way

@@whateverman2674this is how i knownu have autism

Lol. Y'all look so done with life getting people in n out rides.

Did this accident happen at Disney parks?

Exactly ....methed up carnies

@@Marcela-em6mv it happened at icon park (which is it’s own thing i’m pretty sure ?)

@@el-topo That's right.Thanks.

???

Yes even a 150 lb person could slip out if not brought down far enough.

@@love.one.another not having seatbelts on this ride is going to be the downfall and the ride makers will be sued. Along with the operators.

@@jaderose3175 I don’t think they can be sued for that. Not if it’s not a requirement by law. The ride maker even was quoted saying he advocated for no seatbelts.

That's obviously the design flaw here. If they were just going to use the shoulder gate as the thing that holds you down it definitely needs to be secured all the way to the seat so that someone can't slip through the bottom which is exactly what happened.

@@love.one.another A 150 lbs person wouldn't have this problem, his big body was preventing the harness from going down fully, but regardless like the op said, it shouldn't "lock" unless fully down

i’m like 100 lbs and 5’0 ft and this very well could’ve been me or anybody who isn’t in the “average” US body range :(( it was an accident waiting to happen cuz of the design and shit

Yeah his was raised because he was a Fatty Mcgee.

My question exactly!

that's what i'm wondering? Did the 'lock' technically engage so the light went green but it was still not over his lap properly? I'm wondering if it's possible they noticed and had the thought 'this kid is so big there's no way he's just gonna fall off the ride' without considering that the ride is design to try its best to push you out.

Yes, it does. He wasn't ejected though; he literally slipped through the space caused by the harness being too high. When the ride reaches the top, it tilts forward. In Tyres' case, his weight was place on the harness when it tilted, and he shifted in his seat. It drops right after it tilts. He couldn't even hold on. It's a tragedy! He shouldn't have been allowed to ride at all!

Most likely it works on a ratchet design to be able to accommodate varying body types up to 287 pounds. Sadly the young boy was over the limit by 18%. With the tilting of the seats and a gap that large just spelled disaster

Did he really say that?

@@JuancoPRoFlow when he was in the air and the ride tilted, he told this to his friends according to reporting... it was clear he was uneasy at the bottom. Once that ride tilted and his weight shifted forward, he understood he was in trouble.

He felt something was wrong ! Poop baby 14 year old still a baby I have 15 boy and 14 girl I can’t imagine loose a child like this is terrible!! Parents don’t let you kids go in things crazy like ! Life is precious

Yes him say that to a friend Besides him

@@JuancoPRoFlow no

The attendants KNEW he was too big for the ride, he was told a number of times he couldn’t ride it. He kept coming back begging/getting upset (police report said he was loud about it) wanting to ride with his friends and the operator finally let him in. So the attendant KNEW he shouldn’t have been riding it because he was too big. So they should have triple checked that harness or pulled him from the ride if they couldn’t get it to click into place. That simple.

@@animaanimus8011 You know this how?

@@animaanimus8011 it did click into place. Why are you spreading misinformation? He was too big, therefore the restraint clicked into place at a location that was too far away from his lap, leaving a big gap that he slipped under.

@@animaanimus8011 frl

Presuming negligence on the part of the operators is unfair. There is no information regarding the type of training they had. If they followed all of the procedures they were trained to follow, then this tragedy would have NOTHING to do with them not paying attention to details and they would not be in any way at fault. That information is unknown, so presuming the operators were at fault is wrong.

@@juanitaschumacher6569 Your sentence is bit sloppy. Please re-do or dont reply if you're gonna be ignorant.

@@imdarkpanda read again o and go clean your room dark panda please you've accomplished nothing

This is truly a nightmare. Every time I try to move on with daily functions I find myself spaced out or talking to myself saying like damn I wish this wasn't real; I wish Tyre was here. Words can't describe this incident or how I feel about it smh it should have never happened. R.I.P TYRE SAMPSON #40 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

@@oneforall8161 Deep in my heart is carrying the heavy grief. He should've changed his mind. His father so wished he been there to protect him.

❤

He's literally 6'5, they couldn't be that fucking stupid.

Those overweight shouldn’t force themselves on rides not designed for them and workers shouldn’t allow it harsh truth , there’s rides that can be accommodating without lives being in jeopardy

@@brooklyngurl09 For God's sake it is a 14 year old kid. You can't expect that level of judgement from him.

The attendants KNEW he was too big for the ride. According to the police report, he was told he couldn’t ride but kept coming back multiple times with his friends begging (and yelling about it, apparently) to ride. The attendant finally let him ride despite knowing it was risky because of his size. So I’m shocked they didn’t triple check his shoulder harness, unless they were poorly trained and thought it was locked enough. The other employees (who aren’t fired for this incident) need training and to be empowered to throw people out of the park. He was just a kid being a kid, but plenty of adults throw tantrums when they don’t get what they want these days too. Employees shouldn’t be pressured to keep the customer happy at all times when sometimes they have to be told no for safety reasons. And if they keep it up they can be kicked out of the park altogether, but safe and alive. If you yourself or your child is overweight or obese you need to be extra careful about getting on rides. If you’re told you’re too big, while embarrassing, accept it and stay safe. I feel awful for the family and for him. The best we can do as a society is learn from the accident and prevent it from happening.

@@brooklyngurl09 You sound like a GDF 🙄

@@animaanimus8011 stop with the lies...trying to create a false narrative to make a dumabazz point. YOUR COMMENT IS FILLED WITH LIES !

so hurt 😭🥲💔

Why?

Was it too much effort to type the "ing"?

@@ossoduro7794 🤣

Tell me about it he's too big for the ride but it's closed and secure all the way..no ..

@@caramelsmoothcat5477 yup. Its clear that they are trying to avoid any accountability. Smh.

@@caramelsmoothcat5477 If they don't log fault codes, then the state should start mandating it. You are right that is the first thing I thought, but I can't believe the ride would operate with a fault code. If it could then that makes it even worse.

The restraint was still in the locked position as if he was still in it. It didn’t close anymore after he fell out!

Yes someone's lack of experience and lazy selfishness caused a life and could have been avoided

You are so right. Might even be more of a height issue than a weight issue

I think it could’ve came down lower if he slid all the way back in his seat and sucked in.

@@stellarwind1946 He was as far back as he could go. Also, you don't want to be where you can't breathe because of the harness pressure on your chest and stomach. A good way to pass out.

@@FeatherX how do you know?

@@stellarwind1946 Because I've been on rides before and I've had it where the harness was too tight and I'm pretty small. I can imagine how it would feel on a larger person.

You’re not alone. 😢

I have being crying everyday since it happen. He didnt deserve that. May God give the family strength😥💔

Same here.... : '( 💔

I came back to this video and comment, just randomly started thinking of him the other day 😢

I truly agree with you on that

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omg that’s absolutely precious!! you have a beautiful heart. whoever you are, never change 🌟💙 That positivity is beautiful ☯️ made me just smile at your sentiments towards Tyre. And that’s right, don’t ever stop sharing your feelings around and about Jesus and heaven 💗 Don’t EVER be intimidated! Have a beautifully blessed day ☀️

This was so touching and sweet what a wonderful person you are.💖

@@mmmylife8985 Right?? 🥺🙏🏼🥰 I think he is just a child so to have that empathy and compassion and speak it out loud is just precious 💗

Yes, Heaven, God and Jesus are real. A big hug to you from a Mama!

☹️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

YES HE WAS. 🙏🏽🙏🏼🙏🏼😔

If you see the the original video the staff said it the green lights are on which is lock.

@@milkycat9344 I saw enough of the original video to see nobody walked over to check and lift his overhead seat thing. Had someone done that the out come would have been different just based on this clip, you can see he doesn’t “fit”

He shouldn’t got on it dude

@@qveenora3 I understand but he’s 14 an probably didn’t fully think this through. It’s still sad

ok what if that was you

@@lifeofzayna i would’ve knew that i was to damn big when the seat didn’t lock

@@exxxz1999 that’s not true a lot of the rides just go down til it clicks

​@@exxxz1999Stop saying the same thing over and over.

Settlement incoming

@@grandmaida7819 he was a 14 year old wanting to have fun at an amusement park. Just a kid. People are so heartless nowadays….

@@grandmaida7819 you do realize he was 14, right ?? its the OPERATORS job to make sure the rules are followed

You can literally hear the loud thud in the video. There was no scream just the body dropping dead.

Yep. It does happen every now and then. You’ll never forget that experience I’m sure. I remember when we were kids we were on some small kiddie coaster type ride and my brother was slipping out. My mom was in the car ahead of him with me and I can still see her reaching back holding onto him with one arm and holding herself with the other. It wasn’t a crazy ride but it was scary.

You probably wouldn't have fallen out of the ride.

@@thebluepineapple684 it's best to always assume the worst so u can protect urself, what carissa did might've saved their life

@@emanon2774 If you think you can fall out because you're too small, you're fine as long as you met the height requirement.

@@exxxz1999 I say the weight because clearly he was overweight for the ride so the ride operators should not have let him on then he would be alive. Simple as that.

If you haven't accept Jesus as your Savior, know He is the Son of God, know He died on the Cross for our sins and repent of sins. When you die this will get you into Heaven.

@@user-zp3oz7op6w amen 🙏🏽

They should stop its just sad

As someone that has lost a lot of people I needed in my life, I understand, but there are also dangerous social media influencers that this video needs to be shown to for their followers to understand that being assertive about these rules will save their lives.

No he was too big to be on the ride regardless its everyone's fault, his father even said that usually other parks don't let him get on rides because of his size 6'4 350 that's a damn nfl linemen.

Where is this light? Where should I look to see his light?

i also remember being told to get off a ride and that i was allowed to ride, because i was too small. probably right before i was tall enough or something because it was a whileeee ago again, rightfully they denied me, because i could’ve slipped right out probably… aaaaaand wouldn’t be here today 😓

Are you related to him?

Me too

Why don't you add a 4 year child died from a hit and run in Panama city to your lists as well.

Praying for you and the family 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 this is heart breaking

@@diamonds5958 Thank you because I need them, sitting as work so sulked out, its like really what is life, where do we go after "this" smh I just wish that never happened to Tyre, and pray it doesnt happen to anyone else.

I watched it and you are correct!! I said the same thing. He was too busy running his mouth with the other people - he did try to pull the empty seat harnesses up tho- I seen that part. By the time someone said did u check the left side - it was too late ! The ride was already going up! THEN HE LIED AND SAID YES, I CHECKED… his harness was definitely not in place. Them things be soooo tight, I get on rides like that all the time.. It definitely would NOT have been properly locked - IF THAT RIDE OPERATOE WOULD HAVE JUST CHECKED IT!!!

So apparently they say that’s a way to scare the people riding the ride .. adds more suspense and they say due to covid the ride was design to be touchless that’s why the workers relied on the green lights on the control panel instead of actually checking riders

He wasn't talking about Tyre, he was talking to the trio that he was having a conversation with. It's a joke to scare riders. They say it just as ride starts. He said "Check your left seatbelt. The LEFT seatbelt." It's crazy, because I'm sure Tyre heard him, and panicked. You can tell he was having doubts. He kept glancing around nervously. He _knew_ he was too big to ride and that he didn't fit in the chair properly. However, I totally agree, the operators should have realized that Tyres' harness was significantly higher than the others and checked him again. Or didn't allow him to ride at all. But they're kids who doesn't know how to use their discretion. They only know green light means go, press button. It's a tragedy!

I hope they bankrupt Disney

That was the dumbest decision ever. Their egos were bloated and thought they could get away with something like that

It’s not that uncommon. Other rides don’t have a seatbelt.

@@stellarwind1946 well it could possibly be adequate for other less intense rides. This one is the tallest drop tower AND tilts, so a lot more force is put on that harness. One of the reasons I don’t ride stuff like this though.

@@Toyeboy89 the harness didn’t actually fail though. He was just too big. This was operator error.

@@stellarwind1946 a locking belt in the middle would’ve still saved him though. They can hold 6000lbs of force.

He was about 300 pounds.

How when the ride clearly killed him you guys break your spine just to say why someone’s weight killed them💀

Oh, no, it wasn't the ride. It was beauty killed the obese.

@@TransformersFan1991 Kiki- wtf?! are u smoking again?!

@@exxxz1999 Yes maybe but he was incredibly obese and that was a cont factor. U didn’t see kids weighing even 250 fall out. His mother should be arrested!!!

@@texastoast5202hes 6”5 thats y

Not the ride attendant's fault, not the manufacturer's fault. Whoever authorized tamperung with the sensor's fault.

but yall shoot up schools? we are not the only people that commits gun violence

Says a white supremacist

What repercussions??? It was their job to make that call!

Exactly

'Twas beauty that killed the obese'.

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Kid was fat asf and wanted to ride. Even though it wasn't safe for him to do so.

IT'S HIS NAME HAVE SOME RESPECT