The Sad and Tragic Accident of Deborah Gail Stone.. #safetyfirst

[Passioncollins-by]

They should shut that place down you can't hide what has been done

[damianvalenzuela]

I hope she had a good life before that happened to her R.I.P

[Thatoneduckie]

No actual way…
My great grandmother was telling me about this! My grandpa that died at about 1999 was on that ride with Debrah… I FEEL SO BAD FOR HER AND HIM!! he had to hear that scream.. R.I.P DEBRAH

[hitherelolhehe]

R.I.P Deborah
She’s in a better place now 😭😭😭

[CWalker]

Rest In Peace Deborah. Truly a sad way to go :(

[bpxwhts]

"A small settlement." That in itself says a lot. Unless she violated protocol, the family should have received millions.

[SkyRight-npjq]

Bro it’s the pain of her screaming if getting crushed rest in peace 😢😢

[Who.cares-kz]

...the scream was Terrifying but hope she ok in heaven... and by the scream, i bet it was really painful r.i.p 🙏

[myheartbelongsu]

Its actually so sad to hear the pain in her voice 😢

[WalkingDisaster]

July 8, 1974
Deborah Gail Stone was an 18-year-old Santa Ana woman, standing at about 5-foot-2. She was working the America Sings attraction as a hostess. Her job was to greet each new audience as they settled into the seating area.

Standing to the left of the stage, Stone welcomed the Disneyland guests over a microphone before the outer ring rotated and carried the audience to the first scene of the carousel. About 11:00 p.m. that evening, Stone approached too closely to the area between the rotating theater wall and the non-moving stage wall and was crushed to death between them.


I got this information from google !


Also
The Carousel of Progress had been shut down and its animatronic workings shipped to Florida's Walt Disney World Resort in 1973. The Disneyland attraction was then revamped and debuted on June 29, 1974, as America Sings. Like its predecessor, the attraction featured an outer ring of six seating areas that rotated around a stationary center housing multiple stages.

Her death was 50 years ago

[Brandon_]

They are a billion dollar company and they didn’t even add safety precautions💀💀💀

[Jesusreminder]

I got a bigggg question… how did she even get crushed did she walk on that stage? Or go between the cracks?

[richardsaxon]

That scream made me feel so bad for her....i hope she has a good life in heaven

[KaidenFarlow]

Bro this is the type of stuff that always gives me nightmares, I always get these kind of shorts at night. It’s like YouTube can predict time

[Rolow]

Yeah I remember when this happened and I also remember that Disneyland fought the family in court over the lawsuit and the family was asking for only 3 million dollars in damages for them not having any protective equipment around the opening of the stage and where it would turn around and go into the wall and all that they would of had to do is put up a little barrier in the Crack between the wall and the stage and even after that happens they still never addressed the problem leaving it just the same as it was before the lady had lost her life and what really made me mad is that they ended up only giving them 50, 000 dollars and they paid for the funeral service for their daughter and that was all they did.

[Creation_of_William_Afton]

Fnaf fans that thought that the animatronics killed her 💀😭
👇

[savannahill]

If that was one of our family members, I’d be crying for years and never come back🫣🥲

[gamerman]

Very rare thing to happen though. I know anything can happen, but some things are extremely rare. I mean the majority of people that go to amusement parks are fine after leaving them.

[mickeymouse-ebqv]

This ride is now abandoned. A few of it's remains are still there but all the animatronics were removed and added to the late splash mountain. Most of them are apparently gonna be in the tiana ride replacing splash mountain

[JJLB]

Alright one more video before bed ☺️
The video :

Me: (new fear unlocked being crushed by animatronic 💀