The Internet's Darkest Corners 4

Darkness can be found in all corners of the internet. Here are just a few examples.

Topics Explored:
- Flight 1141
- Snapchats from the Sky (Connor Quisenberry and Timothy McKellar)
- English Teacher Luke (Luke Rockwell)
- The Disappearance of Hu Xinyu
- Debra Stevens 911 Call

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Flight 1141
7:35 - Snapchats from the Sky
13:00 - English with Teacher Luke
19:22 - The Vanishing of Hu Xinyu
28:23 - Debra Stevens 911 Call

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Presented by Nick Crowley

[lilygoatdemon]

Debra crying and apologizing to Donna for snapping at her because she's so scared, and then asking her for her name and thanking her for being with her....that really gets me in the gut. That poor woman.

[dripskylark]

Imagine if that instructor had been paying real attention to the weather ahead of time instead of dunking on a kid for internet points. They might still both be here today. It's pretty tragic

[Theendbeginsagain]

The fact that Debra remained so sweet and even apologized to that horrendous monster of a dispatcher…. There is a special place in hell for such a cruel person

[topflightcars]

I’m baffled at “the water just didn’t appear”

Actually that’s how floods work a lot of the time.

[AwakeningHikari]

The last video makes me physically ill. To have Debra just stuck with no hope drowning and Donna being the last person to talk to is such an awful way to go. I’m sorry but Donna telling someone to shut up when she’s literally on the verge of drowning is absolutely disgusting. I wish Debra never had to go through this fate.

[Ryman]

The fact that the 911 operator was laughing her ass off while the caller was drowning is very sickening and the fact that she faced no repercussions is infuriating

[fedup]

Poor Conner, his instructor making fun of him in his last moments when he was just trying to learn. So heartbreaking for that boy’s family.

[MissJuxtiePoda]

As a 911 call taker, I can say the last section made me tear up. There is no excuse to say to a person who is clearly distressed to shut up. There is no reason to place blame on anyone. I'm glad that dispatcher quit-- what a disgrace.

[PepperOnPatty]

Imagine becoming an instructor but refusing to deal with any students that are less than perfect

[RolyWestYT]

The last woman is absolutely heartbreaking! The fact nothing happened to the emergency responder is also insane! How you’d could say SHUT UP even if it is your last shift it’s not like you work in a supermarket…

[SeverelyBurntToast]

Hu’s case is really scary. Knowing that the whole campus is covered by cameras, yet he wasn’t caught on any of them before leaving, and the fact that shoelaces most likely wouldn’t hold a body for that long makes the whole story feel super unsettling and disturbing.

[reyaburnett]

My little brother is a flight student. I am crying for Connor. I couldn’t imagine. So, young and just trying to work his way into making his living. My heart goes out to his family.

[ItsRoronoaZoro]

The way Mckellar acted was absolutely disgusting. If he had been as thorough as Conner then maybe things would've been different. Its a shame honestly.

[deankilminster]

I've been a firefighter for 18 years and I've never been so sickened by a dispatcher before. That woman should never work again, anywhere. I wish there were some criminal charges that could be Levied against her. What a scumbag.

[babieejayy]

My jaw literally dropped when you said they found her 12hrs later. That poor woman’s last moments were filled with fear and laughter from someone who was supposed to help and comfort her

[Christall]

28:13 I have multiple questions.
1) How did Hu know about the blind spot in the cameras?
2) What about the other students that disappeared there?! Were they ever found? Did they also disapoear at blind spots? Cause if so, theres no way the school, or someones who works there isnt imvolved.

[TheKnightDragn]

"English teacher moves to Thailand", Yeah I know exactly where this is leading to.

[luftballonzz]

I get that 911 operators have to be calm and collected during a call, but jesus christ that lady had no empathy for that poor woman. Genuinely hope she never manages to live that down, considering her face and name are all public.

[texsion]

911 having an active argument with somebody in flood waters about to die is crazy 😭

[SonicBoss]

The "Help me" and "I cant breathe" in that call, along with being able to hear her under the water is fucking bone chilling. Shame on that dispatcher, that's no human being. That's a monster.