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REMASTER/REUPLOAD Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. Here are three accounts of why cave exploring is terrifying. Cave Exploring Gone Wrong #6

In this series, we're taking a look at audio clips that may not be disturbing at face value, but even if they are disturbing, their backstories are even worse. Similar to A Collection of Horrible Fates, this series will cover strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and other fates that are bizarre, unlucky, or horrible.

REMASTER/REUPLOAD Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. This is the story of the Indian Springs Cave Disaster.

Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. Here are three accounts of why cave exploring is terrifying. Cave Exploring Gone Wrong #17

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other fates that are bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is Collection #19

Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. Here are some of the caving incidents and disasters I've covered on this channel so far. By popular request for a long-form video instead of playlists, and for all of those with auditory disorders who find the original background track to be unlistenable.

On August 18th 2010, Ben McDaniel was diving in Vortex Spring Cave when something went horrifyingly wrong and this event would go on to be the greatest mystery in diving history. This is his story.

Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. Here are three accounts of why cave exploring is terrifying. Cave Exploring Gone Wrong # 19

In this video, you'll find three stories that demonstrate how little control you have over your own fate. Viewer discretion is advised. # 20

Something horrific happened when two men came to Wichita. They would commit one of the worst crime sprees in the cities history. Viewer discretion is advised.

Something sinister was happening in the woods in Maine for years. This is the story of a young woman who unexpectedly became involved in this organization against her own will.

Mount Everest. Standing at 29031 feet or 8848 meters, Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on Earth. Over a hundred years ago, before a map of the area had even been made, a team of some of the most ambitious mountaineers to ever walk the Earth would make the first ever attempts to climb Mount Everest. This is their story.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other fates that are bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is Collection #21.

Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. Here are three accounts of why cave exploring is terrifying. Cave Exploring Gone Wrong # 20

This series explores some of the creepiest and most perplexing disappearances of all time.

This is the story of Andree’s Arctic Balloon Expedition.

On April 5, 1943, three Brazilian fishermen spotted something unusual on the horizon about 9 miles from shore. This is the horrifying story of Poon Lim lost at sea.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other fates that are bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is a marathon of some of the earliest collections on the channel.

Thalassophobia is an intense phobia or fear of large bodies of water. This is the blue hole in the red sea, in the Sinai peninsula of Egypt. It is one of many of these blue holes around the globe, but this one is considered to be by far the most dangerous. And as I’m sure you’ll see, this is only highlighted by some of the horrifying incidents that have occurred here. Welcome to another edition of diving gone wrong.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other fates that are bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is Collection #22.

This series explores some of the creepiest and most perplexing disappearances of all time. Part 2.

This series explores the harrowing tales of people who cheated fate.

Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. These are the Jacob's Well Incidents. Cave Exploring Gone Wrong. Extreme hobbies require extreme caution and can have extreme consequences if they are not performed by professionals with the proper training and equipment.

Mount Denali. Standing at 20310 feet or 6190m, mount Denali is the highest point in North America. Compared to some of the other great mountains on Earth, Denali doesn’t seem particularly impressive, at least at first glance. But, due to a combination of remoteness, weather, latitude, and vertical distance needed to be travelled, Denali is a legendary challenge. For these reasons, the success rate of summit hopefuls is less than that of even the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest. And certainly, what would a legendary mountain be without a horrifying incident? This is the 1967 Mount Denali Disaster.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other twist of fate that is bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is Collection #23.

This series explores some of the creepiest and most perplexing disappearances of all time. This is Part 3.

Two men were exploring the Sa Piqueta cave in Mallorca when something went horrifyingly wrong. This is their story.

On Saturday, November 20th, 1971, a group of students and instructors boarded a ski lift at the base of Mount Cairngorm in the Scottish Highlands. Little did they know, something terrifying was waiting for them at the top. This is the 1971 Cairngorm Plateau Disaster.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other twist of fate that is bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is Collection #24.

This series explores some of the creepiest and most perplexing disappearances of all time. This is Part 4.

In 1993, seven hikers set out into a southern Siberian mountain range to hike and explore the beautiful wilderness. Unfortunately, somewhere deep in those mountains, something so horrifying and confusing would happen to them that it is still a mystery to this day. This is their story. Mountain Climbing. Mountain Climbing Gone Wrong

This series explores the harrowing tales of people who cheated fate.

Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. This is the Four Sharks Blue Hole Cave Incident. Cave Exploring Gone Wrong.

In 1845, two ships entered the dark waters of the frozen and barren Canadian Archipelago, in search of an elusive Northwest Passage. At the large mouth of channel, they were met by two whaling ships, who saw them off shortly afterward. These would be the last individuals to see the ships or the men on board ever again. For over a century, their whereabouts remained a mystery, but slowly over the past few decades, what happened to the ships and the men on board has been discovered, and it is far more horrifying than anyone could have imagined. This is Franklin’s Lost Expedition.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other twist of fate that is bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is Collection #25.

A man was walking around a sports convention when, all of a sudden, he noticed someone and froze in shock and fear. Stood before him was the ghost of his neighbour. This is his story.

Morris Baetzold was exploring Wildcat Cave when something went horrifyingly wrong. This is his story.

Unfortunately, countless cases of people disappearing under strange and creepy circumstances exist. Here are two that are particularly disturbing.

This video covers the historical account of the Raft of the Medusa and the context and circumstances which led up to the tragedy. French painter Theodore Gericault later tried to capture the essence of the tragedy in his painting "The Raft of the Medusa"

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control. So, this series focuses on strange disappearances, solved and unsolved mysteries, and any other twist of fate that is bizarre, unlucky, or horrible. This is Collection #26.

Unfortunately, countless cases of people disappearing under strange and creepy circumstances exist. In this video, we look at two creepy disappearances, and some found footage that makes them even creepier. This is part 6 of the series creepiest disappearances.

Cave exploring gone horrifyingly wrong. Here are three accounts of why cave exploring is terrifying. Extreme hobbies require extreme caution and can have extreme consequences if they are not performed by professionals with the proper training and equipment.

K2. At 28251 feet or 8611 meters K2 is the second highest mountain on Earth. But if you ask anyone who knows anything about mountains, K2 is the true king of the 8000m peaks. The little bit that it lacks in height is more than made up for in every other respect that makes a mountain difficult and dangerous. The slopes are steeper, the weather is worse, and the climbing is more technical. It’s for this reason that despite having less than a tenth of the ascents of Everest, K2 has more than a third of the deaths. So, in this video, we’re going to look at why K2 is considered one of the most difficult and dangerous mountains on Earth and the impossible first attempts to conquer it.

Imagine you were standing in knee-deep water on the shore of a small island, watching your ship and only salvation slowly disappearing over the horizon. And no matter how loud you screamed, and how desperately you cried out, there was no chance of it coming back. Now imagine this island was remote, completely uninhabited, and in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Would you be able to survive? And if you were able to survive, how long do you think it’d take before you completely lost your sanity. This is the story of Alexander Selkirk and Mas a Tierra Island.

Although the stories in this video don’t involve natural caves, there are some man-made caves where incidents have occurred that are just as horrifying as anything to occur in a natural cave. So, as always, viewer discretion is advised.

This is an educational and historical look at the infamous Hakkoda Mountains Disaster. In the lead-up to the Russo-Japanese War, the Japanese army sent a regiment on a training exercise across the Hakkoda Mountains in the middle of winter to prepare for cold and mountainous climates. It would go on to be the worst mountain climbing disaster in history.

Unfortunately, there are countless cases of people disappearing under strange and creepy circumstances. In this video, we’re going to look at 3 cases where people disappeared and then were just never seen again. But not only did they completely disappear, the circumstances of each of them seem impossible. It’s seems like finding them should be easy, but even years later, there are even more questions than answers. This is part 7 of the series creepiest disappearances.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person's control. This is an educational and historical look at three stories from thousands of years ago that have been scrupulously analyzed to piece together the events which unfolded. One was done by archeologists at the site of a famous volcano. One was done by anthropologists on a man who was found preserved frozen in ice. The final has been analyzed numerous times, but a clear cause has yet to be determined. This is part 27.

This is an educational and historical look at one of the most notorious cases in Colorado history, the story of Alfred Packer and his party's winter survival expedition in the mountains. In it, we examine both the conveyed version of the events, given by Alfred, and the eventual findings of two separate juries. In particular, the specific law changes required a separate trial after Colorado's statehood. This is a survival story in the mountains like almost no other.

This is the Blue Hole of Santa Rosa. On the surface, it’s just an unassuming pond in the middle of the desert in New Mexico. At the bottom, though, there is a large metal grate over the entrance to a massive underwater cavern. Importantly, this grate wasn’t always there, and I think we all know that a metal grate is only installed for one reason. So, in this video, we’re going to look at the horrifying incidents that led to this grate being installed.

If you followed the Titan Submersible story from a few months ago, you know of the terrifying consequences of going too deep in a submarine. Well, unfortunately, the Titan submersible is far from the worst incident of its kind. Welcome to another edition of diving gone wrong.

In this video, we’re going to go over two cases of people who disappeared in the remote wilderness. But strangely, each of these people was skilled and experienced enough for this not to have happened, and yet it did anyway. Sometimes, these things just happen deep in the woods. This is video 8 in the creepiest disappearances series.

Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person's control. So, in this video, we’re going to go over three cases of people found where they definitely shouldn’t have been. Each of these is incredibly creepy, disturbing, and confusing, so as always, viewer discretion is advised.

This is Tromelin Island. It is exactly as barren as it looks. So much so that it used to be known simply as the Isle of Sand. In 1761, almost a hundred people captured from their homeland were abandoned here, and most of them were never seen or heard from again. This is their horrifying story.

On April 6th, 1994, diving legend Sheck Exley was attempting to break the diving depth record in the Zacaton sinkhole when something went horrifyingly wrong. This is his story.

Imagine you were standing on a treacherous sheet of ice, floating in the North Atlantic Ocean. And your ship and only salvation was impossible to see in the snow storm that surrounded you. And every minute that went by was one minute closer to the frozen night. During which, some of the men with you wouldn’t wake up in the morning. This is the horrifying story of the 1914 Sealing Disaster.

In this video, we’re going to look at two stories of people who went diving and captured everything on camera just moments before something horrifying happened.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to Scary Interesting. In this video, we’re going to go over two incredibly creepy, unsolved disappearances. In the second one, you will think you know what’s going on and that the story is cut and dry, but there is something found at the end, which completely changes everything, and it is horrifying. As always, viewer discretion is advised.