Top 6 Worst Deaths on Everest in Human History

The most infamous disasters at Mountain Everest:
1. Tsewang Paljor May 11, 1996
2. David Sharp May 15, 2006
3. Sergei Arsentiev & Francys Arsentiev, 1998
4. Scott Fischer, May 11, 1996
5. Doug Hansen, 1996
6. George Mallory & Andrew Irvine, 1924

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[cathiecollins]

Very selfish, a mother and father climbing Everest after their son begged them not to go

[cplmpcocptcl]

The couple that tried to help Francis, and went back to bury her are incredible human beings.

[danyrose]

Those 40 people who saw David Sharp were not indifferent, they were just not willing to risk their life for a stranger who decided to ignore warnings and safety features. That is not indifferent, that having a survival instinct and honestly what most of us will do

[im_justin]

The guy that got rescued by the Sherpa had the audacity to go on and thank his sponsors and everyone once returning home and never mentioned the guy who saved his life

[philw]

No one has ever “Conquered” a mountain. The most you can hope for is to survive it.

[JensSchraeder]

To have your own son ask you not to put your life at risk by climbing Everest and still do it is beyond selfish.

[neutralcommenter]

"The pair decided to separate for some reason." Not for some reason, they were hypoxic and couldn't think clearly.

[DeathsquadDemongods]

"Babe, this climb is a lot harder than we thought. We need to use horror movie logic and split up"

[beezysbeatz]

The "leave your dead" policy is not due to tradition. Most people die coming down so nobody is in any kind of shape to be hauling a corpsickel with them

[travelgirl]

David Sharp knew the risk. It was even riskier bc he wouldn't pay for a guide. Selfish to expect other people to risk their lives for you. I agree with his mum.

[turtlejeepjen]

It’s ALWAYS amazing to me how little consideration risk-takers have for those who will try to rescue them.💀

[AuthenticDarren]

It's not the last stages of frostbite, it's the last stages of hypothermia that you can feel like you're overheating.
Frostbite and hypothermia are two quite different things.

[connie]

If you have children, then both parents should never go on such a dangerous excursion while those children are underage. Everest or any other mountain isn't going anywhere. Wait until your children are adults. If your children beg you not to go... you don't go. Adults shouldn't have to be told this, they should automatically know better.

[Lydario]

what i love about everest is that it's proof that people don't learn from history, and that stories of hubris are timeless and will never go out of fashion. at basically every step where someone who knew better pleaded with (david in this case) he decided that instead he knew better and it cost him his life.

[gdbriot]

Trying to reason with someone in the final stages of hypothermia is like trying to reason with a heavily inebriated person. Moral of the story, don’t climb anything that has a “death zone”.

[erinmccarthy]

Never expect someone to risk their life to save yours when you know the dangers of what your doing

[sirbollocks]

it’s disgusting how Everest has become the open air sewer of the Himalayas.

[YayMiko]

That poor boy who begged his parents not to go. I get so pissed at ppl like them, who are fine risking leaving their child parentless for the rest of his life just to fulfill a selfish wish.

[GangstarComputerGod]

To all the people commenting about her saying she’s an American, the person who made this video didn’t bother to mention that it is very common to identify yourself based on your group or where you’re from because that’s the fastest way to figure out who needs to be contacted at base camps. It wasn’t a flex FFS.

[chaylynnpetherbridge]

I would love to see Everest, not climb it, but just see its glory. Always been fascinated by it.