Fuck that is a nightmare. My heart breaks for them imagining their suffering and their agonizing and terrifying last moments.

RIP, guys!

I dont get it why the second guy died?

"What about all those men with families? What about those who hoped to be rescued? What about Chris's mental health? I can't and don't want to believe this story is true. I'm so angry at the world, I want to cry forever"

This is a horrific story. The video looks and sounds amazing!

Dude heard his buddy behind him towards the end and thought... There can be only one.

Called off the search & could of been saved

Wow I knew allready that it was very dangerous, but hearing that a tear in the suit or malfunctioning rebrrather can be fatal too makes it sound even scarier

Just a friendly reminder that the job you work is simply that. A job. They do not give af about and see you as an expandable resource

This is a great example of corporate privilege

The Bystander effect. The greater the amount of bystanders, the less likely those in the crowd are to help. I don’t know if God is real but I really hope that kid makes it whatever afterlife exists. A child had to step up to save lives while the ADULTS watched. Disgusting

Tight spaces Underwater 🫧 🌊 Caves?! NOPE so much NOPE! I have an Anxiety Disorder.

Well we need people like this. The brave & stupid. Otherwise humanity would never progress. We can’t all be 🐈s.

LUCK has nothing to do with his survival.

This story illustrates one of the most important concepts to understand about deep recreational diving, cave diving, or any kind of technical diving for that matter -- if you panic, you die. Even though all I've ever done is some light recreational diving at a very novice level, I can completely understand how dangerous it is to panic as I small taste of it myself when I was getting certified. It's important to learn those lessons early and to never forget them either. Fortunately we were only down around 30-35 feet, and it was during the part where you are required to remove your mask at depth, put it back on, lean your head back and then clear it of all the water inside by exhaling and pushing it out. Since that was my first time attempting it, I happened to get water in my nose while trying to clear it, immediately panicked, and shot straight up the surface. Remaining calm and controlling breathing is definitely something that you have to learn to do, especially when in extreme distress. I couldn't imagine even putting myself in the situation these guys were in, as the claustrophobic nature of cave diving makes it a huge NOPE for me....

I would use a pump to get all the water out

Des professionnels ? Des suicidaires non ? Oublier que la glace va se réformer c'est déjà grave ,mais ils n'avait pas beaucoup de marge de sécurité avec le temps un peu bizarre

finally someone who's sharing a deadly story

I geuss money is more important than 4 men's lives. How horrific.

I find it hard to believe the company rescue divers could not breach the pipe open upon where they knocked it on to find there positions, they already had and used underwater saws for thinning gunked up oill along the outside, the company just didn't want to break the pipe or pay out millions for an oill spill at the expense of 5 lifes.

Yeah, the deepest point of the dive is always the best place to fuck around and try switching to bailout! Why do people always have to complicate shit?

I feel very sorry that this happened to John. But on the other hand, I am angry that he took such a stupid risk! He had a family for crying out loud and he risked his life for a cheap thrill? Dumb, dumb, dumb! He should have stopped when he realized that the hole was too narrow instead of pushing on.

Idiots!

I didn't know how dangerous off shore drilling is. This was an eye opener. I wonder how the accident that leaked millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico happened?

Never wanted to do cave diving and still don’t

Of course they are Finish

They were not willing to risk losing more expensive/experienced divers.

I’m not speaking about this case. But pride that leads to less communication between a cru members in the company that drives similar fatality

Why ? Why would anyone do this ?

30k a month omg😮

This is the 17th time the story got exploited.

Dummies

So it’s like in the movie alien 4 wich the hybrid aliens sucked in through a tiny hole.

Well all those rules, procedures and regulations are lovely to hear about . But when i have worked 12 hours i don't really want to do another thing but sleep. Following some procedure book is the last thing on my mind.

They could of sucked the water out of the pipes

paria is absolutely disgusting. these men couldve been saved.. i could never imagine that slow painful death hopping to get out. it’s absolutely sad

ok feminists, where you at

They knew the risks and were ignorant of thise risks, what a sad pointless death, I don't care how many qualified stickers you have on your lunchbox the risk is just as real to a professional hobbiest as it is a special forced commando, I have 0 sympathy.

good lord wanted you inside caves, good lord would have giving you gills.... 😂😂😂😅

You got to try to save the men, te company owes it to them. This is a blow to humanity in every way.

This is why Darwin happens

Just shows the government doesnt work for the people. They are like a business entity designed to protect their interests

I dont skateboard anymore cause its too risky some people are just wild

Wow. 😢 I don't want to know, but its gotta hurt for .12 seconds. They must know just prior. Sad Bummer, big time

I would have quit after hearing this and exposed them, the more I hear stories like this makes me realize people don’t see that life and people are the most valuable things we have

Poor Chris man! 😞 What a brave dude!

I always wondered,how do they deal with the ocean predators. Someone should do a story about that.

No one wondering why there were so many oxygen tanks down there ?

Sounds so stupid trying to make the job sound terrible

Fuuck