CRUSHED In a MEAT GRINDER: Strange Deaths #1 | True Horror

This video covers 5 cases of strange death. The first is the death of Rebecca Burger, a fitness influencer who died after a whipped cream dispenser exploded and hit her in the chest. The second case is the death of Krzysztof Nowak who died when his car fell on top of him. The third is the death of Thangulla Satish who died during an illegal cockfight when a rooster stabbed him in the groin. The fourth is the death of Davis Allen Cripe who died after consuming too much caffeine and the last case is the death of Joemar Jungo who died after falling into a meat grinder.

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[DisasterthonTrueHorror]

Oh yeah, next video on Thursday featured Fascinating Horror, keep your eyes peeled! It’s a great one

[redneckraccoon]

the saddest part of this video isn't the deaths themselves, it's the fact they were mostly preventable

[benmcreynolds]

I don't know why but the Work Place Accident tragedies are the ones that frustrate me the most. Seeing a worker get clothing caught up in a Lathe machine, or someone being wrapped into a rug rolling machine that's only a couple feet off the ground so half their body just kept slamming into the ground each rotation.. I think it's the mundane everyday aspect to it all when it comes to these accidents. I've done lathe work before and the thought of someone losing their life in a very gruesome manner just because a tiny bit of clothing got caught... And to make things worse: those people most likely were working for chump change per hour wages. So in sick way, they died trying to earn $10 bucks... It's such a slap in the face to be a good worker, yet lose your life just trying to earn a buck to provide for your family, yet now the family lost their loved one. These work ones just really frustrate me. (But continue to cover them because they are stories that deserve to be shared)

[statikskynl]

a long time ago i worked in a meat processing factory where one of the cleaners was cleaning a meat grinder at the end of a day, he apparently lost his balance and dropped in. the machine activates when big chunks of meat were dropped in and he had forgotten to check if the machine was turned off. the next morning they found a bunch of weird minced meat at the machine, at the same time the cops showed up looking for the cleaner, who was reported missing, as his car was still outside. it was very disturbing to say the least.

[yukon]

I'm rooting for the rooster! Was that death considered "fowl" play? Considering where that guy's injury occurred, there's an obvious joke there about cock fighting.

[batarasiagian]

Well done, unidentified rooster. A small measure of justice.

[theKRB]

The man being taken out by the rooster he was about to make brutally fight to the death is a dose of instant karma

[mattislindehag]

Getting crushed while working under a car isn't a very strange way to die. People get injured or killed doing that all the time.
To any home mechanic who might read this: Just because it worked the last time it doesn't have to mean it was safe.

[Jack-qdxo]

Wow the Krzysztof case hits really close to home. My uncle Leslie was a mechanic who survived being hit by a truck as a child, resulting in an amputated leg. Many years later as I was growing up, he was working underneath a coach that was in for repairs. Just like Nowak, there was a mechanical failure in the structures hoisting up the vehicle and he was crushed under it. He later passed in intensive care from the damage to his liver and kidneys. Rest in Peace to all these people, it really shows that tomorrow is never promised.

[thomasmeyer]

Death has an unending array of creativity when it comes to how we meet our demise. It's scary but fascinating. Some of the ways you can't think up, they just happened.

[moodymermaid]

As someone who nearly overdosed on caffeine, I can tell you that he was probably feeling all kinds of anxious. I was so convinced I was dying; all I could do was tremble, hyperventilate, cry (which made the blinding headache worse), and try not to spew all over the backseat. Consider heart disease and other disorders run in my family, but didn't in that poor boy's really shows just how lucky I was. Caffeine still triggers my anxiety and I avoid it whenever possible.

[snippyJ]

I can't say I feel bad about the guy getting killed by the rooster.

[RedRoseSeptember]

RIP to all who passed :( I never knew a whipped cream dispenser could do that! Never heard of a caffeine overdose either, so bizarre but also dang because that is a lot to consume in only 2 hours. The kid should've drank some water instead.

[mochochoco]

your videos get me through the day honestly. thank you for covering these kinds of stories and not just the mainstream ones. MUCH LOVE! :)

[chelseab]

When I used to work as a barista caffine overdoses were common as we got free drinks as part of the job, no one in my experience passed away as we were all older however your body tries to clear the caffine out of your system similar to food poisoning .... it's a horrible feeling you spend hours at the toilet horribly sick with heart palpitations! Lots of people are unaware of the dangers of caffine ... rest in peace to that young man what a tragedy I hope he can rest well

[devious]

My uncle that recently passed away was a workplace safety inspector and I'm pretty sure his head would explode if he saw this video... so many preventable deaths!

[meredithgrubb]

It always blows my mind how easily killable we r yet we r also super resilient at the same time somehow.

[socialmoon]

Death doesn't scare me at all - it's how I get there that worries me.

[mikaross]

I wonder what that guy was reaching in for in the meat grinding machine? What a terrifying way to go. And the fact that he was a new employee and had no supervisors around says something about lack of work safety.

[stigmatafan]

Death from a whipped cream canister is a cause of death I've never imagined happening