Our Most Heartbreaking Recovery Yet (Fatal 1,200ft Crash)

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[jnorth]

Any kind of recovery after a fatality is extremely difficult for all parties involved... major props guys!!!

[RevMishka]

I was involved in search, rescue, recovery for 30 years…I’m 71 and can’t do it any longer. Props to your organization and channel Heavy D! You do it right and it’s very good to see you in action…getting it done! Right on! A class act in all respects! Prayers for the family and friends of the person who lost their life…I pray the family will be comforted and find closure thru their grief knowing so many cared and still care! May God continue to bless you and your efforts to help others! Righteous work!

[scotttaylor]

I did towing and recovery for the first 4 years of my 38 year trucking career, Heavy D you pulled off an epic recovery, job well done for Heavy D and the crew. For the young lady who passed, just remember this, she passed away doing what she loved to do with friends and family out in the beautiful country side. I love four wheelin, it can be a bit of a dangerous hobby, I’d rather die doing that then in a hospital or rest home. Rest in peace young lady and I’ll be saying a nice prayer for her friends and family.

[bartosullivan]

Was involved in a plane crash recovery with four fatalities back in the seventies. The carnage and images forever imprinted in my brain. Never did another. God bless you guys and keep you safe.

[ronniespikes]

I was a Georgia State Patrol Trooper for 30 years. Nothing like having a good wrecker recovery team. I enjoy your videos. You will be rewarded ten folds for your kindness and generosity. May God keep you and your amazing employees safe.

[cjmeyers]

Yes, this company of awesome people has helped so many! Big love and hugs to everyone. Especially to the family of the young lady .

[DanO.]

My heart goes out to her and her family…Dave you are a good man helping so many people

[sethhorst]

It's so sad how the one person who was buckled up, the ONE person who was supposed to be the safest of them all, would be the only one who died. It truly is a shame. Rip to that woman. 🕊

[Jeroenscheur]

Man that's horrible... Instantly reminded me of the plane crash recovery you guys did.
You guys do awesome work.
Keep doing what you are doing!

[tormentorxl]

Lost a life long buddy in a similar manner. Patrick Stalder. The only person I know that has never said anything bad about anyone, which really says something about a persons character. He was a counselor for developmentally disabled people. A true Angel amongst us.

I feel this one especially. Condolences truly.

[Katseye]

When your team help someone who’s lost someone because of an accident, you come together like no other team I’ve seen. My heart goes out to this ladies family. Tragic.

[LiquidAudio]

The stark contrast between the sadness of what happened and the stunning beauty of the location is poignant. Great recovery.

[hotflashfoto]

I feel so bad for her loss. She did everything right and still lost the fight. I hope her family knows how hard she fought and how respectful you and your crew were, and how much all of us care.

[hrecoveryteam]

I have said this on your channel many times. And still can not say it enough. What you and your team do, to help others is so unmatchable. You and your team have the very biggest of hearts ever. Wish I knew you guys in person.

[juniorjuss]

Out of all the rescue videos I’ve ever watched, this one was hardest I don’t know why.Thank you gentlemen for doing this.

[hanpopcoded]

i remember i had immigrant neighbors who had barely started living here and i started to befriend the two daughters, i was excited to have friends who lived some steps away and a month later they went to the mountains with some ATVs and they had an accident. the mom passed away after they crashed into a tree and the two daughters were injured as well. it was extremely tragic, it shattered their dreams and eventually the dad realized he couldn’t live here anymore with the memories and without the support of his wife and they all moved back to their country almost as fast as they came. i learned so much, especially to value everyone because they could be gone in one second

[forbrucenash]

Heavy D, Crew, friends, lend me your ear. Thank you for this kind of content showing you guys doing crazy recoveries in difficult spots like this to help a family get some closure. It warms the heart knowing that there are people like you and your crew out there to do this. Mad love guys, be safe

[Kiki-Kauai]

I have to say thank you to the entire team for the reverence used in this recovery and the making of this video. The sunset was a beautiful addition. Heads down, focusing on task at hand with a somber mood. It will be difficult enough for the family to watch but you did it in a beautiful way.
Condolences to her family. 🙏🏽

[rogermckinnon]

Deepest condolences to all those involved in this horrific accident

[jamest]

You guys did what you always do, A HELL OF A JOB... That drive in the day light has danger written all over it, doing it at night is just insane.