This must be the WORST WAY TO DIE (Top 3 Places You Can’t Go ⚠️)

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#3 -- "Digging Sounds” -- 0:40 -- 2 police officers investigate a house in England that was making strange sounds
#2 -- "Shattered Glass” -- 9:52 -- One of the worst disasters in sports history
#1 -- "The Mayor” -- 20:09 -- A town’s mayor goes missing, where they are found is just… well, you’ll see

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[purplestingstress]

The first story hits me hard. I was in a situation where I had collapsed, was NOT near a phone, and my neighbors heard me screaming for help and did NOTHING. It nearly cost me my life. I had to drag myself to the bedroom where my phone was - I had a massive staph infection and couldn't stand up/walk- and I passed out on the phone with 9 11. I spent the next 3 months in the hospital. I'm blessed that I didn't die. My neighbors admitted to my mom that they heard me screaming and hadn't seen me for days. It's so so so important to check on your neighbors, even reclusive people have daily habits! Checking on someone might make the difference between life and death for someone else.

[SentretPeanut]

As someone who works in a glass factory… I literally cannot fathom how these people may have felt. It’s HOT in there. Makes my heart hurt for everyone involved.

[thelordofcringe]

It's beautiful how by a man covering some of the most tragic deaths that have ever happened, his viewers then pour donations and aid to people who truly need it. Mr.Ballen and his community are wonderful.

[ny]

Such a sad story, life can be so ruthless. That poor man was barely getting himself out of a deep depression just to end up losing his life in such a terrible way. Rest In Peace .

[matthewb-k]

So happy you brought back this series! I miss the Cool mysteries. The people who disappeared and then showed up with no explanation. The cool forest stories. Places where you shouldn’t go, survival stories all of it!A nice change from the all the murders and serial killers.

[BlueAvocado-rtqn]

Who else is excited that Mr. Ballen is bringing back the “Places that you can’t go” series?! 🙌

[custardcocktail]

The second story is horrific, and it's made so much worse when you look it up and see that most of the victims were children between the ages of 9-17.😢

[robinhaddix]

For the second story, I actually did glass working and can confirm that opening the door to the glass furnace was the worst part. Even from a distance it was so hot and so bright that I couldn't look at it without pain. Even though i was only exposed to the heat at a distance for a few seconds, it was enough for my arm hair to just be gone. I can't imagine actually landing on top of thar furnace

[susaneichelberger]

Dear John
I wrote you a comment almost 2 years ago. I told you how my husband and I loved to listen to your stories together. He got sick and was in the hospital and your stories kept him happy while there until he died of malpractice. After listening to your stories helped me keep going and made the days a little better. Well its been 2.5 years since then and almost 2 years since I wrote you. I just wanted to tell you I still find great comfort in your stories here and on the podcast. I just wanted to say Thank you again. Things are still hard as I miss my Mark more than anything but I still listen almost daily to you and find that you make hard tasks easier to do just by providing some great entertainment. All the comments on the post I made really lifted me up at the time and I just really want you to know how much I appreciate you and your wonderful fans. I am so impressed by how big your platform has become and how generously you give back to the world. Thank you again and I am doing so much better since the last I wrote. You really did help me a lot and you will gave my gratitude always. Take care and hug your wife extra hard😊

[lenagalaxies]

It always baffles me how many people hear screams and bangs but never report it to the police because they’re “minding their own business”

[choov]

If someone truly wants to help victims of violent or sexual crimes then we need to begin to hold our city and county prosecutors accountable for allowing criminals to take lesser charges, and be on the streets within months, sometimes even days… What you’re trying to do is amazing, and something to be greatly appreciated!! Please keep this up! My sister and a couple of close friends are in that category and it’s great to see someone care

[ericpetersen]

You are a great man. Went through hell and then became an angel of love and support! I also took some shrapnel, long story along with a 50 foot fall, and can’t work and barely get around with a cane, but I promise when I get my benefits ( got an attorney this time) some money will be sent to you as well as a few others who have been through life changing events to help as much as I can, just so many people, but they need help!

[unapologetically__me]

the second story broke my heart into pieces for not only those people involved but the father who had to sit and watch his son fall to his horrible death…one of the worst stories i’ve heard in a while and i’m glad someone is talking about it. these things in history deserve to be heard and i’m glad such an amazing storyteller is willing to share❤️

Edit: idk why some of y’all gotta have an issue with what i said and how i feel sympathy for a dad who watched his son die on thanksgiving. i meant damn well what i said so keep your opinions about it to yourself because i could care less if you don’t feel sorry for them.

[ladydepravity]

Its so infuriating that people hear obviously distressed sounds like screaming but then decide "Oh it's not my business". That neighbor CHOSE to sit there, listen to Ronald's obvious cries for help and do NOTHING. That poor man would have survived if she had just done SOMETHING

[kevinsworld.]

Such a great thing you're doing, helping all these families, schools, and everyone else needing help with these donations. I'm so happy to be standing behind you, your channels, and your charity. Because I know you're 100% genuine and really do give 100% of all the donations and money out of your own pocket back to these people who so badly need it in these times of sorrow. Keep doing good Mr. Ballen.

[bfffbxo]

Hello,
I am always amazed to see how an honorable and good hearted person you are!
Your stories are captivating and very interesting to listen to.
I do thousands of hours of volunteering a year to help people in need (I am a medical first responder), but unfortunately, that doesn't bring any money. So to see you raise all this money to help victims, it really warms my heart!
Thank you for being you.
Sylvie (from Canada)

[An_even_fuller_sun]

The first story is very similar to the woman who got stuck in a closet while on vacation. She also broke a pipe to use as a tool but it turned out to be a water pipe. It ended very similarly with no one noticing until it went quiet.

[co.dconfidential]

I’m torn between the the last two. On one hand being alone and drowning on human waste is just an awful way to go especially for such a good lady. But on the other, hanging on for dear life, watching your friend cook, falling again and then bursting into flames is just unimaginable.

[JustAnAverageWoman]

Poor, poor Ronald. I'm speechless! 😢

[danielleterry]

This is absolutely wonderful. I have been following you for years and I love that you support members of the community that need help. You are a real treasure and we are all lucky to have you. So nice that we are given the opportunity to be able to give back. Cheers!