I was Trapped in a 30 Inch Oil Pipe

Five divers worst nightmare comes to life as they are violently sucked into an oil pipe, plunging them 200 feet down into a dark, suffocating abyss. As they struggle against overwhelming pressure and injuries, they must fight for survival to make it out alive! Will any of them escape? Watch now to find out!

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[kendellstewart]

This is from my country Trinidad. There is only one survivor. Their families have not been compensated yet.

[john_doe_not_found]

This is a lesson: Your boss cares about money, not you. If you feel a job is not safe, invite your boss to do the job while you watch. It might mean quitting, but when you quit, you get to live.
Companies do not care about you, they care about money. You have to care about you. Nobody else does.

[rnxgideonikioda]

The worst death is knowing your going to die and can't do anything about it, all you can do is wait till you die RIP 💔

[jushoek]

the fact that they left them to die is just disgusting

[shireknight]

I thought after the first guy escaped, you were going to say everyone else was rescued. Shocking that this happened in 2022.

[betterchapter]

I can’t believe that the people making the decision to NOT send a rescue team aren’t being held accountable.

[a.nobodys.nobody]

I hope this video really dives deep into just how corrupt the parties involved behaved. That no one was locked up is crazy

[JJ]

This is horrific on every single level. And I can’t even imagine being in that pipe for 10 seconds let alone being in there for days. The realization that nobody was coming to save them had to be beyond devastating.

[BetterDeimos]

Christopher is an absoulte hero. I cant imagine the anger and helplessness he felt watching every second pass watching nothing meaningful be done to rescue his men.

[dfxtiv_ent]

I live LITERALLY within 3-5 miles of where this happened... to this time, NOTHING has been done in terms of assessing who was at fault . Justice is still elusive for the men who passed away, and no comfort to the one diver that survived. 😒😒

[michaelzernie]

Disgusting. This company needs to be held accountable. The people who made that horrible decision should be rotting in jail.

[BigTymerz]

This is from my country T&T. I can't even begin to fathom the amount of survivor's guilt Christopher goes through on a daily basis 😢

[positronwildhawk]

Remember: next time your employer tells you that "we're all a family", consider whether they would leave you to rot in a disused oil pipe at the bottom of the ocean.

[boi]

That oil fompany is a murderer They just didnt want to damage their pipes and use thousands of Dollars that would have been needed to Rescue those Divers

[bigcong]

Whenever I have a bad day, I revisit their story and take a big sigh of relief that I'm not stuck in a pipe. My condolences to their family

[Lkie]

The excitement of hearing people coming to your rescue and then not returning due to a reglectful company is outrageous. There are such sick people in this world

[AjalaKingsGreenstream]

They could have saved them by sending one diver down with a couple meters of tube linked to an oxygen supply. Pump oxygen into the tube to replenish the air pockets. Then send a diver with spare tanks to bring them back one by one. Minimizing casualties

[trki]

how can you get someone out of a pipe and still not believe what they are saying to you? those poor divers...

[RiggyRonnie]

The fact they were all savable made this all the more frustrating

[GamingWITHsKeLeToR]

those poor men. what a terrifying and horrible way to die. I can't even imagine how frightening something like this could have been.