This Patient Scared Doctors

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0:00 - intro
0:14 - scary scene
0:38 - the patient
1:31 - strange things started
2:57 - many people fell ill
3:47 - toxic danger
4:26 - hypothesis
5:49 - chemical
6:27 - how
7:07 - cover up?

#mrslav #mystery #scary

[danielespera]

I’m related to Gloria Ramirez. My mother and her were very close. I personally spent time with her on occasion. She had a son close to my age and we would hang out from time to time. Gloria was an all American average day to day citizen. Just like everyone else. Riverside General was a very old hospital and tended to caterer to mostly lower income families. I assure you there were no toxic fumes coming out of her body. The most likely scenario here was there must’ve been some sort of malfunction with the medical machinery or mixing of various types of gases that are present at all hospitals around the country. Either something went wrong with the medical equipment in the emergency room it’s self or perhaps something went wrong elsewhere in confines of the hospital and the toxic gases entered through the ventilation system. Classic case of wrong place wrong time. This incident could have happened to anybody. You or me. They did THREE autopsy’s and found nothing abnormal. At the end of the day, this was nothing more than another government cover up. The fumes came in, people started passing out. The still concise ones pulled everybody out of the room all except Gloria. She was left in the emergency room to die. It’s just that simple, end of story, no more to tell. No mystery, no supernatural event. Gloria was just another victim of the state. Although, she did have people that truly loved her and cared about her.

[austinreed]

Honestly, I thought she was radioactive.
It’s scary how so many people almost died trying to save her life.

[SlavJerry]

mrslav is the only guy who can just insert the joke without change the mood of the video at all and still cracks me up

[jesseromo]

This is the first time I've heard of this. Riverside General Hospital was where my sisters were born. It was an old hospital, and even as a kid something about it seemed off. I also remember my mom saying that there was a strange odor and other people complained about it. Apparently there were other issues with this hospital. It was demolished in 2002. The location of the old hospital was turned into a shopping center. Now Riverside Community Hospital is it's replacement which is located near Downtown Riverside, CA. Interesting to hear a topic that happened where I grow up.

Awesome video Mr. SLAV, loving this new format.

[Giga-Chigga]

I remember my mom said about it to me like a year ago, I was shoked when I heard that. The government forced the witnesses that got affected to not spread this information, and some of them even lost the their job.

[ligmadique]

Bro imagine you're just going through a stressful day in the ER and you're patient spontaneously transforms into mustard gas.

[missingno]

a woman took painkillers, this is what happened to her kidneys.
GR is a 31 year old woman, presenting to the emergency room with severe pain, difficulty breathing and vomiting. while doctors took her blood sample they noted an unusual smell of ammonia from her blood, possibly suggesting a case of hyperammonemia. hyper meaning high, ammone refering to ammonia and emia meaning presence in blood.

[yourpopulardetective]

"still not toxic as cod lobby" had me dying bro

[maxypaxy]

Feels like something straight out of an SCP video.

[marycarter]

I remember this case, it was very scary. I never believed it was hysteria. If anyone is immune to hysteria, it's emergency room staff.

[kathrynstewart-mcdonald]

I remember reading this some years ago in a newspaper. I appreciate the great detail and scientific explanation offered by the narrator; I also agree it is mysterious. My theory is that she had either seen multiple doctors without telling them others before her intake at another doctors office prescribed pills for pain, perhaps she picked up multiple prescriptions on the same day from different doctors and filled them at different pharmacies, thus had a lethal combination the very hospital where she was taken had an MD or surgeon prescribe a lethal does without first having a toxicology report on the cancer patient. The hospital would not want someone on their list of approved visitation rights to have made such a serious error. Organs were removed to see if there were causes of death other than the cause of death was determined to be after the combination was disclosed.

[sicstar]

I sadly just recently found your channel but i gotta tell you that i love your narration. The topics are interesting and your humor is on point without breaking the atmosphere up.
Really excellent work right there komrade.
Just blyatiful <3

[realbrickbread]

“Still not as toxic as cod lobby” so true haha
I’ve never heard of this case, and it’s really interesting. Love your content!

[Masochistic_and-Gone]

It's horrifying how a human body can be a host of an irl AoE damage hotspot.

[deteriusGD]

I'd like to see a video about the terrible medical "treatments" people in medieval times used to "help" patients, when often even worsening their condition. That would be something very interesting to see actually. Also interesting would be talking about some horrible torture methods, since I feel like this is something that would kinda fit this type of videos!

[KangJangkrik]

Alternate title: A woman accidentally made herself "trojan horse" to hospital

[fakemegatron]

" Still not as toxic as CoD lobby "
This got my heart lol

[Quantum]

Love your videos - you take stories that are crazy enough and don't overly sensationalize them. Plus your accent is very nice to listen to. Good shit Mr. Slav

[Joseph-oqfz]

-And I’m not talking about an average Twitter user
*That just killed me, good sir*

[abnerime]

I'm literally watching this video while still recovering from a teeth surgery