YouTube's Darkest Videos 6

These five videos have proven to be some of the darkest and most mysterious across all of YouTube. Today we are once again diving into the dark side of YouTube.

TOPICS EXPLORED: Officer John Nunez's bodycam footage, unexplained dashcam footage, Mitsero Red Lake footage, Love Parade 2010 and The Paria Pipeline Incident.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Joy Ride
5:43 - Dash Cam
12:13 - MrBallen Podcast
13:32 - The Mitsero Red Lake
21:23 - Love Parade
28:05 - The Paria Pipeline Incident

This documentary is made for educational purposes.

Presented by Nick Crowley.

[DreameGirl]

The pipe incident made me physically sick to my stomach. The fact the company did NOTHING despite the men clearly being alive for days is just disgusting.

[daviondandridge]

Their is something genuinely evil about sending condolences before they were dead. It scary to think about how the men in the pipe were fighting for their life for two days not knowing they had already been written off as disposable.

[Cinnie.Stories]

My heart breaks for Chris. He knows how terrifying the experience was and he knows the fear his friends felt. He made it out of there to save them. He wasn’t able or even allowed to save them. The survivor's guilt would be unbearable

[eleanorgreywolfe]

That first one is just so senseless. He gets a warning for speeding and then dies 10 minutes later for speeding again. Completely and utterly stupid.

[graybilljunker]

The fact that Paria was cleared of any charges legitimately pisses me off. Just the fact that they immediately gave up and started writing death notices WHILE THE MEN WERE STILL ALIVE, and yet received no punishment for their negligence, shows that there truly is no justice in this world.

[guillermopena]

Paria leaving those men there to die without making absolutely no effort is the most disgusting thing I've heard recently. Yes, it was dangerous to try, but you don't just immediately write sorry letters to the families and go drink vodka as if your decision didn't just killed 4 men!

[sluggyboo]

the paria pipeline incident is single handily my biggest nightmare, being claustrophobic and terrified of being trapped in water

[sammismilezz]

As someone who lives in Duisburg near where the devastating tragedy of the love parade occurred, it is painfully eerie to walk there. There is a memorial in the middle commemorating the lives lost and on the walls are white chalk/paint outlines of how close the people were standing next to each other. Regardless of what you believe in, the suffering and hopelessness is still palpable in the energy of the tunnel. Waking through there, you feel claustrophobic because the ceilings are low, wide, and arched. It's mostly concrete with few openings close to the center. It's also relatively dark with limited airflow. This heartbreaking tragedy affects lives of so many here.

[billbill]

The pipe incident is yet another reminder that corporations do not care about you. The decision to end your life in pain, in fear, and unable to breathe is a business move.

[jacobl]

That last case is honestly disgusting. The clear amount of negligence from the company is unreal. There were 4 lives on the line that were surely able to be saved. Extremely sad and frustrating.

[thatoneindiegamefan]

The pipe accident is about to make me cry. Chris did everything he could to try and save his crew. I’m sorry so for him.
Rest In peace to those brave men.

[Jayyyy]

Just imagining the few that made it to Monday - almost three days in that dark pipe, covered in oil, breathing toxic air, and expecting help to come - is a straight hit to my system.

That's absolutely horrifying to think about

[SwaggyG_]

I feel so bad for the police officer in the first part. You can tell just how devastated he was with the fact that the two people he talked to not even 10 minutes ago ended up dying brutally.

[lindsayschmidt]

I truly hope Christopher doesn’t feel guilty for what happened to his friends in that pipe. He tried so hard to save all their lives, only to be completely and utterly failed by a company that saw them as less than human. I hope he is doing okay. May the memories of the men who died be for a blessing.

[Texture]

I guess Paria, the multi-BILLION dollar a year company didn't want to waste part of a pipe. Spread the word on this company.

[dustsky]

Regarding the last case: why didn't they try using a drain snake or something similar to reach the workers? They could have possibly latched onto it and been pulled out. The way they just resigned to the situation is absolutely incomprehensible.

[NoelleSilva-miim]

The incident with the Paria pipeline disgusts me to my core. They knew that those men were alive and didn’t have the decency to save them, but ‘their bodies were fished out of the pipe five days later’. How absolutely disgusting.

[HunterAndre_]

That last video is nightmare fuel and i couldn’t imagine feeling that Chris had listening to his 4 friends slowly die because of the companies negligence

[katandbaldi]

Writing their death notices while they’re still alive is one of the cruelest things I’ve ever heard. Not highest on the list, but holy heck that’s cold.

[sagelouisee]

I literally covered my mouth in shock when you rewound the video to show her crouched next to the suitcase, holy sh*t man. That is INSANE.