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Speaker 1: Today, we're going to learn about three places that you're
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Speaker 1: not supposed to go and people who went there anyways.
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Speaker 1: In twenty twelve, sixty two year old Jose Molena was
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Speaker 1: living in Los Angeles. He was the father of six children,
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Speaker 1: and he'd been working at Bumblebee Foods for the past
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Speaker 1: five years. One of Jose's responsibilities that the plant was
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Speaker 1: loading the massive industrial oven that was fifty four inches
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Speaker 1: wide by thirty six feet long with these huge pallettes
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Speaker 1: of tuna in cans. The oven was designed to sterilize
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Speaker 1: the actual can itself and process the tuna inside of them.
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Speaker 1: At four am, on October eleventh, Jose arrived at the
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Speaker 1: Santa Fe Springs plant where he worked, and a supervisor
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Speaker 1: immediately tasked him with.
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Speaker 2: Loading a particular oven.
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Speaker 1: So Jose left and got twelve thousand pounds of tuna
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Speaker 1: in cans, and he put them on this dolly and
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Speaker 1: he wheeled it over to the oven. He walked over
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Speaker 1: and opened up the oven door, and he looked inside,
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Speaker 1: and he saw there was a loose chain in the back.
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Speaker 1: And so, even though he knew he wasn't supposed to
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Speaker 1: go inside of the oven for obvious reasons, he knew
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Speaker 1: he could fix that chain in just a couple of minutes,
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Speaker 1: and so he.
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Speaker 2: Decided he would just go in there and get it done.
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Speaker 1: A couple of hours later, a supervisor asked the other
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Speaker 1: workers if they had seen Jose, and no one had,
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Speaker 1: and so they searched the inside of the plant. He
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Speaker 1: was nowhere to be seen. His workstation at that oven
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Speaker 1: had been cleaned up. They called out to him on
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Speaker 1: the intercom to come up.
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Speaker 2: To the office, but he didn't show up.
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Speaker 1: They went outside and they found his car was still
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Speaker 1: parked in the parking lot. When they went back inside,
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Speaker 1: everybody was just stumped. About where Jose could have gone,
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Speaker 1: and so they searched the building one more time, and
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Speaker 1: then finally one of the workers said, the only place
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Speaker 1: we haven't looked is inside the oven he was last
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Speaker 1: seen loading, and so they turned off the oven, but
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Speaker 1: they had to wait thirty minutes for to cool down
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Speaker 1: before it was safe to go inside, and when they
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Speaker 1: finally opened up the door, they found Jose pressed up
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Speaker 1: against the inside of the door trying to get out.
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Speaker 2: He had been cooked alive earlier.
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Speaker 1: When Jose had gone inside of the oven to fix
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Speaker 1: that loose chain, he had left all twelve thousand pounds
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Speaker 1: of this tuna sitting on a pallet dolly right outside
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Speaker 1: the entrance to this oven. And so another co worker
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Speaker 1: had been walking down the row of ovens and the
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Speaker 1: door to the oven swings out, and so it would
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Speaker 1: have blocked his view to look inside of the oven.
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Speaker 1: And this worker saw this huge pallette of tuna sitting
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Speaker 1: right outside, ready to be pushed directly into the oven,
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Speaker 1: and so he assumed Jose must have stepped away to
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Speaker 1: go to the bathroom, and so, thinking he was doing
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Speaker 1: him a favor, he walked over and pushed the pallets
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Speaker 1: right inside shut and locked the door without ever seeing Jose,
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Speaker 1: and Jose, who was at the back of the oven,
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Speaker 1: was probably caught off guard by the pallette suddenly coming
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Speaker 1: in and they boxed him in. He could not have
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Speaker 1: ran to the front to get out in time, and
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Speaker 1: it was so loud inside of the plant that even
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Speaker 1: if Jose had been yelling, hey, I'm in here, it's
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Speaker 1: unlikely the other coworker would have heard him. One Jose's
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Speaker 1: co worker turned on the oven he was inside of,
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Speaker 1: it would not have immediately heated up to lethal temperatures.
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Speaker 1: In fact, it was a fairly gradual heating process, up
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Speaker 1: to two hundred and seventy.
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Speaker 2: Degrees over a two hour period, and the.
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Speaker 1: Human body can survive at two hundred degrees or higher
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Speaker 1: for up to ten minutes, but at two hundred and
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Speaker 1: twelve degrees, your blood will actually boil and that would
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Speaker 1: kill you, which means Jose would have had the time
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Speaker 1: to fully recognize the situation he was in. And unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: there was no kill switch inside of the oven, and
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Speaker 1: there was no emergency exit, and so Jose just forced
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Speaker 1: himself along the edge of the oven, passed all the
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Speaker 1: pallets to the front door, and banged on it until
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Speaker 1: he slowly cooked to death.
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Speaker 2: The deputy district attorney that prosecuted.
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Speaker 1: Bumblebee Foods in the lawsuit that followed this case said
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Speaker 1: this was the worst circumstances of death he had ever witness.
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Speaker 1: Bumblebee Foods paid Jose's family one point five million dollars.
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Speaker 1: They also paid three million dollars to upgrade all of
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Speaker 1: their industrial ovens. Jacob Cockle always loved the water. He
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Speaker 1: grew up in a town called Penzance in the UK,
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Speaker 1: and he spent virtually all of his time surfing at
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Speaker 1: one of their beaches. By the time he was ten
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Speaker 1: years old, he started skipping school to go surfing and
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Speaker 1: started getting in a lot of trouble for that. But
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Speaker 1: despite his parents and his teacher's frustrations with him, there
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Speaker 1: was always one person that had his back and totally
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Speaker 1: understood him, and that was his older sister Grace. They
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Speaker 1: were so close they developed their own special language they
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Speaker 1: talked to each other in, and Jacob used it so
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Speaker 1: much that people actually thought he had a speech problem.
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Speaker 1: But when Jacob was seventeen, his life was turned upside
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Speaker 1: down when Grace was diagnosed with a brain tumor and
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Speaker 1: she died very quickly after that. This had a profound
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Speaker 1: impact on Jacob. It was like his entire view of
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Speaker 1: the world had totally changed overnight, and he began to
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Speaker 1: believe that Grace's energy had been transferred to him and
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Speaker 1: that it was now his duty to live for the
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Speaker 1: two of them. And so what this translated to as
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Speaker 1: Jacob began taking lots and lots of risks because he
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Speaker 1: felt like he didn't want to pass up opportunities. He
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Speaker 1: wanted to live life to the fullest, even if it
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Speaker 1: was a little bit reckless. In addition to loving the water,
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Speaker 1: Jacob also loved photography, and so with this new risk
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Speaker 1: taking attitude, he began doing these water based stunts and
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Speaker 1: filming himself in the process, things like surfing in storms,
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Speaker 1: or leaping off of buildings into fairly shallow water, or
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Speaker 1: diving to dangerous depths on a breath hold, and Jacob
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Speaker 1: loved it. He loved taking these risks, he loved filming
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Speaker 1: himself taking these risks, and so he decided this was
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Speaker 1: going to be his career. He was going to be
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Speaker 1: a world famous photographer that specialized in dangerous photos and films,
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Speaker 1: And so Jacob got this big piece of paper and
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Speaker 1: he put it on his bedroom wall and with black marker,
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Speaker 1: he wrote himself a reminder, I will become a world
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Speaker 1: famous photographer and I will let nothing stand in my way. Basically,
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Speaker 1: he was prepared to go to any length to get
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Speaker 1: the shots that he needed to get, and this intense
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Speaker 1: attitude worked. By his early twenties he had won major
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Speaker 1: OLA awards with National Geographic and The Sunday Times. He
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Speaker 1: was also a regular contributor to surf magazines, where he
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Speaker 1: almost always got the cover shot.
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Speaker 2: Most of his award winning.
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Speaker 1: Pictures were taken of the sea in its most violent
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Speaker 1: and turbulent forms, like the shot of a fishing boat
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Speaker 1: coming back into port in a large swell, won a
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Speaker 1: competition that put it all over the London Underground, or
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Speaker 1: this shot he took, which is off the coast of Sumatra,
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Speaker 1: out in the middle of the ocean, as Jacob and
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Speaker 1: his friend are right in front of the supertanker that's
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Speaker 1: bearing down on both of them, and his friend is
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Speaker 1: surfing off the wake caused by the supertanker. So a
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Speaker 1: very dangerous picture to take, but it won an award
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Speaker 1: that was run by the Guardian. The money Jacob earned
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Speaker 1: from these competitions, he spent on improving his photography equipment.
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Speaker 1: If he was ever given a physical prize, like a
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Speaker 1: brand new TV, he would just give it away to
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Speaker 1: his friends because all Jacob was really focused on was
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Speaker 1: going out and living life to the fullest and taking
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Speaker 1: crazy chances and capturing those experiences on film. And one
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Speaker 1: crazy experience that he had always wanted to capture on
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Speaker 1: film actually took place right in his hometown of Penzance.
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Speaker 1: A very strong whirlpool would appear a few times a
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Speaker 1: year in a harbor that was right near.
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Speaker 2: His childhood home.
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Speaker 1: It was just a quirk of engineering designed to keep
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Speaker 1: the harbor from silting up.
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Speaker 2: At high tide, the water would come in and.
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Speaker 1: It would hit this quaywall, and at the bottom of
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Speaker 1: the quaywall was a tunnel that fed into this other pool.
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Speaker 2: And so that would fill up with water.
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Speaker 1: And then when the tide retreated during low tide, the
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Speaker 1: water in the harbor would drain out and the water
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Speaker 1: from the pool would slowly filter out back through this tunnel,
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Speaker 1: pushing the silt and sand out of the harbor. But
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Speaker 1: sometimes when the water came into the harbor during high tide.
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Speaker 1: It would come in so quickly it would build up
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Speaker 1: against the quaywall, and it wouldn't drain fast enough down
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Speaker 1: through that tunnel into the pool. And so, just like
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Speaker 1: in your bathtub, if you pull the plug when it's full,
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Speaker 1: you'll see a whirlpool form as the water is sucked
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Speaker 1: down the drain. The same thing would happen at this quaywall.
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Speaker 1: As all this water is being forced down and sucked
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Speaker 1: through this pipe, it would create this huge whirlpool that
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Speaker 1: you could see on the surface from the quaywall.
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Speaker 2: And even though this.
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Speaker 1: Whirlpool only formed a couple of times year year, it
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Speaker 1: was so dangerous. There were caution signs all around the
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Speaker 1: edge of the harbor and on the quaywall telling people
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Speaker 1: to stay out of the water. But in his mid twenties,
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Speaker 1: Jacob ignored those signs and he started jumping into this
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Speaker 1: whirlpool every time it formed, and he was able to
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Speaker 1: kind of swirl around the outside, and he would film
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Speaker 1: it inside and just on top, and he would upload
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Speaker 1: his videos to YouTube and they would get millions and
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Speaker 1: millions of views. They were totally beautiful and terrifying at
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Speaker 1: the same time. On May twenty eighth, twenty thirteen, when
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Speaker 1: Jacob was twenty eight years old, he noticed that the
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Speaker 1: whirlpool was back in his hometown and he wanted to
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Speaker 1: go out and film inside of it again. And so
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Speaker 1: he ran to his friend David's house and he asked
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Speaker 1: him to hey, come down to the harbor and film
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Speaker 1: me inside of this whirlpool. And so by the time
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Speaker 1: David got his stuff together and made it to the quaywall,
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Speaker 1: he looked down and he saw Jacob was already in
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Speaker 1: the whirlpool, swirling around. David also noticed that Jacob was
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Speaker 1: wearing a rubber horsehead mask, and he told David the
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Speaker 1: reason he was doing it is because it would be
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Speaker 1: more eye catching on YouTube. So David leaned over the
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Speaker 1: wall and began filming Jacob as he swrolled around this
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Speaker 1: whirlpool and his horse.
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Speaker 2: Mask, making naying sounds.
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Speaker 1: And at some point Jacob stopped and he swam away
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Speaker 1: from the whirlpool. But you could see the pull of
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Speaker 1: the whirlpool was very strong, because even with flippers on,
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Speaker 1: Jacob really struggled to swim away from this whirlpool. But
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Speaker 1: he was in good spirits about it, and he was
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Speaker 1: laughing with David and saying how when he first jumped in,
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Speaker 1: he was actually pretty scared of this whirlpool. It's definitely
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Speaker 1: the strongest one he had been in over at the
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Speaker 1: squay wall, and David would say, yeah, I can tell
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Speaker 1: from up here that one's really strong. For the next
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Speaker 1: ten or fifteen minutes, David and Jacob kind of joke
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Speaker 1: back and forth about the strength of the whirlpool, and
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Speaker 1: Jacob would put his mask back down and swirl around
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Speaker 1: inside of the whirlpool, then get out again. And then
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Speaker 1: towards the end of the video, Jacob yells up to
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Speaker 1: David that he only has one more thing in mind
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Speaker 1: that he wants to do with the whirlpool.
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Speaker 2: He wants to dive.
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Speaker 1: Down below and film it from underneath, and so he
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Speaker 1: asked David to hand down his camera. David hands it
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Speaker 1: down and you see Jacob adjusting his camera and then
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Speaker 1: he dives below the surface to begin filming this whirlpool.
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Speaker 1: And so David's up on the top watching Jacob, and
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Speaker 1: he's very familiar with Jacob.
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Speaker 2: He knows he does things like this, he knows he
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Speaker 2: has a great breath hold.
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Speaker 1: But after a couple of minutes, when he doesn't re
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Speaker 1: emerge David gets scared and starts yelling for him, and
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Speaker 1: when he still doesn't come up, David turns and runs
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Speaker 1: to the other side of the quay wall and looks
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Speaker 1: over that railing towards the pool side, and you can
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Speaker 1: see the water is still rushing into the pool and
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Speaker 1: there's no sign of Jacob. And so he ran back
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Speaker 1: and forth a couple of times, and he didn't see
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Speaker 1: Jacob until finally he went back to the pool side
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Speaker 1: and he saw Jacob down below.
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Speaker 2: He was lying face down in the water. So David
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Speaker 2: ran down and waited out to him, but it was
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Speaker 2: already too late. Jacob had drowned.
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Speaker 1: The reason Jacob was able to swirl around at the
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Speaker 1: top of this whirlpool and not get pulled under is
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Speaker 1: because he had a wetsuit on, and wetsuits are buoyant.
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Speaker 1: But as you go underneath the water, the deeper you go,
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Speaker 1: the water pressure pushes against your wetsuit and it reduces
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Speaker 1: the overall buoyancy of your wet suit.
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Speaker 2: And so when Jacob.
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Speaker 1: Dove down into this whirlpool, the pressure pushed against his suit,
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Speaker 1: he lost his buoyancy, and then he got caught up
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Speaker 1: in the current of this very strong whirlpool, and he
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Speaker 1: was pulled slowly down to the bottom, and so he
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Speaker 1: probably thought as much as he could to try.
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Speaker 2: To get out of there, but he couldn't.
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Speaker 1: Eventually was forced into that tunnel underneath the quay wall,
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Speaker 1: and he was under there until he drowned, and then
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Speaker 1: he was eventually spit out the other side. In July
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Speaker 1: of nineteen eighty eight, eighteen year old Adiana and her husband,
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Speaker 1: Jay Dickison, were living in Anchorage, Alaska, just one month
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Speaker 1: after getting.
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Speaker 2: Married in Nevada.
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Speaker 1: Jay, who had lived in Alaska for several years before
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Speaker 1: Adiana joined him, had taken up an interest in something
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Speaker 1: called placer mining, which is basically mining riverbeds for minerals
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Speaker 1: like gold, and as soon as Adiana moved in, she
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Speaker 1: picked up the hobby as well. The area they mined
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Speaker 1: for gold was south of Anchorage, in cook Inlet. Jay
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Speaker 1: owned a gold claim there. Over the years, Jay had
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Speaker 1: found it to be very cumbersome just getting to cook Inlet,
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Speaker 1: even though it was just south of Anchorage. The roads
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Speaker 1: forced him to drive all the way around the inlet
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Speaker 1: before being allowed in. However, he had discovered a short
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Speaker 1: cut during low tide in the Inlet. One of the
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Speaker 1: two northern waterways that fed into the inlet, called the
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Speaker 1: Turnagain Arm, would be completely dried up and it would
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Speaker 1: turn into this huge open mudthla, and so Jay could
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Speaker 1: leave anchorage, go south, leave the highway at the Turn
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Speaker 1: Again Arm, and drive directly over and across the mudflats
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Speaker 1: and reach his gold.
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Speaker 2: Claim in half the time.
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Speaker 1: On the evening of July fourteenth, the young couple decided
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Speaker 1: that the next day they wanted to go gold mining,
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Speaker 1: and so Jay checked the tides of the inlet to
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Speaker 1: see what the status would be for the next day,
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Speaker 1: and he was pleasantly surprised to see that very early
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Speaker 1: the next morning there would be a low tide perfect
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Speaker 1: for them. And so the next day the couple got
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Speaker 1: up at sunrise, they hopped in their jeep and they
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Speaker 1: started heading south. They left anchorage, they hopped on the
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Speaker 1: highway and they went south all the way to the
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Speaker 1: access point to Turn Again Arm, and they looked out
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Speaker 1: in front of them, and sure enough, it's completely low
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Speaker 1: tide and it's ready for them to drive over. As
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Speaker 1: they turned off the highway and drove down the small
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Speaker 1: access road that brought them to the actual mudflats. They
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Speaker 1: passed by a series of signs telling them not to
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Speaker 1: go on the mudflats. But Jay had done this dozens
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Speaker 1: of times without any incident, and Diana she'd done it
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Speaker 1: only a couple of times, but both times it had
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Speaker 1: been no big deal, so neither of them paid any
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Speaker 1: attention to the cautionary signs. Soon they were rolling across
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Speaker 1: the mudflats on their way to Jay's gold claim. But
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Speaker 1: on their way, their jeep suddenly got stuck in the mud,
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Speaker 1: and Diana she hopped out. She went to the back
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Speaker 1: of the jeep and began pressing as Jay pushed down
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Speaker 1: on the accelerator. The jeep eventually lurched forward and was
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Speaker 1: free of the mud, but Diana was actually now stuck
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Speaker 1: in the mud because as she pushed, she drove both
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Speaker 1: of her legs down deep into this mud. She tried
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Speaker 1: to pull herself out, she couldn't do it, and so
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Speaker 1: Jay hopped out of the jeep, walked around the mud
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Speaker 1: and got to his wife and began pulling on her.
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Speaker 1: He couldn't get her out, but he told her he
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Speaker 1: had a good idea. He went back to his jeep
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Speaker 1: and he got his dredge that he was going to
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Speaker 1: use to try to look for gold. And he pushed
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Speaker 1: it down into the mud and began sucking up the
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Speaker 1: mud around one of her legs. And he figured if
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Speaker 1: he just created enough of an air pocket by sucking
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Speaker 1: out enough mud, she could pull that leg out, and
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Speaker 1: then he could do the same thing with the other leg.
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Speaker 1: And although it was a slow process, it was working,
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Speaker 1: and slowly but surely, they managed to get one of
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Speaker 1: her legs out of the mud, right as the thirty
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Speaker 1: eight degree water began coming in because tide was starting
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Speaker 1: to come in. Neither of them were panicking because the
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Speaker 1: dredge was clearly working that they could just get her
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Speaker 1: other foot.
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Speaker 2: It wouldn't matter that the water was starting to come in.
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Speaker 1: They would be able to get back to land, back
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Speaker 1: to the highway before they got caught in the high tide.
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Speaker 2: And so he put the dredge down next to her
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Speaker 2: other leg and he began pulling the mud out, and
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Speaker 2: it was working.
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Speaker 1: But then the dredge broke and he couldn't fix it,
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Speaker 1: and Dianna's starting to panic, Jay's starting to panic.
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Speaker 2: He puts the dredge back in the jeep.
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Speaker 1: He gets a shovel and He runs back to his
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Speaker 1: wife and begins frantically trying to dig her out, but
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Speaker 1: he can barely move the mud.
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Speaker 2: It's like it's cement.
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Speaker 1: And that's actually the reason why there's so many signs
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Speaker 1: around these mudflats telling people to not go on them,
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Speaker 1: because there's a very small window of time between low
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Speaker 1: tide and high tide where the ground goes from being
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Speaker 1: solid and you can drive a car on it to
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Speaker 1: being very soupy, and it's very easy to get stuck
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Speaker 1: in it.
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Speaker 2: But before the tide completely comes back in again.
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Speaker 1: It reheardens, and so if you're stuck in the mud
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Speaker 1: and you don't get out again before it hardens again,
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Speaker 1: you will remain stuck in the mud and.
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Speaker 2: Thirty feet of water will come in on top of you.
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Speaker 1: And so Dianna's trying to pull her leg out and
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Speaker 1: she's panicking, and Jay is doing everything he can trying
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Speaker 1: to get down there and get her foot out, but
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Speaker 1: the ground's hardened. At this point, her leg is completely
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Speaker 1: trapped inside of the mud, and the water is starting to.
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Speaker 2: Come in faster and faster and faster.
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Speaker 1: Jay told her he had to run back to the
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Speaker 1: highway to try to get some help. He couldn't take
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Speaker 1: his jeep. There was too much water that had come in.
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Speaker 1: It's now up to their knees, and so their jeep's worthless.
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Speaker 1: And so Jay is running away from Adiana, who's screaming
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Speaker 1: for help.
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Speaker 2: She's trying to get her leg out. There's nothing he
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Speaker 2: can do, and so he's running through the water.
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Speaker 1: He gets up to the highway and he manages to
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Speaker 1: flag down some motorists and he pleads with them to
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Speaker 1: please come out into the water and help me get
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Speaker 1: my wife out.
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Speaker 2: She's stuck in the mud.
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Speaker 1: And they look out and she's flailing around and screaming,
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Speaker 1: and the water is now out to her waist. And
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Speaker 1: so two of these motorists actually run down into the
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Speaker 1: water with Jay and risk their own lives to try
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Speaker 1: to get Adyana out. Meanwhile, another motorist took off for
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Speaker 1: a nearby cafe where he could alert authorities that someone
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Speaker 1: is trapped and they need someone out there right now.
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Speaker 1: Very quickly, the fire department and the state troopers arrived
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Speaker 1: on scene, and they look out and they see the
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Speaker 1: motorists and Jay trying to pull Adyana out, and the
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Speaker 1: water is crept even higher up on her body.
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Speaker 2: She's screaming, she's panicked.
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Speaker 1: And mike O Pulka, who's one of these state troopers,
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Speaker 1: he immediately ran over to the fire department and he
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Speaker 1: got this big rubber tube and he charged into the
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Speaker 1: water and ran out to Adiana and grabbed her and
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Speaker 1: said everything's going to be okay. We're going to get
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Speaker 1: you out of here. And he gave her the tube
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Speaker 1: and he says, you need to start breathing through this.
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Speaker 1: The water's going to be over your head soon. And
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Speaker 1: so Adiana, who's shaking because she's hypothermic and because she's terrified,
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Speaker 1: she takes this tube and she's clutching it as the
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Speaker 1: other rescue workers are running down with all their equipment
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Speaker 1: to try to get her out. And then not that
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Speaker 1: long after that, the tide had come into the point
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Speaker 1: where it was over her head and all they could
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Speaker 1: see of Aidiana was this rubber tube she was keeping
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Speaker 1: out of the water. But unfortunately, every attempt the rescue
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Speaker 1: workers made failed, including getting a helicopter in and attaching
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Speaker 1: a harness to Adiana and trying to pull her out
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Speaker 1: that way.
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Speaker 2: Nothing worked.
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Speaker 1: The first responders and the motorists and everyone stayed with
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Speaker 1: Diana holding onto her and trying to pull her out,
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Speaker 1: but at some point the water was too cold and
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Speaker 1: it was getting too deep, and could not stay out
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Speaker 1: there with her long enough. Michael Polka, the state trooper,
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Speaker 1: was the last one out there with her, and he
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Speaker 1: was struggling to keep his head over the water as
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Speaker 1: he's still trying to pull her up, and at some
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Speaker 1: point he noticed the tube she had been breathing in
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Speaker 1: popped up on the surface with both ends exposed, so
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Speaker 1: it had come out of her mouth, and so he
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Speaker 1: fumbled with it, but his hand was so cold from
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Speaker 1: the water he couldn't really grip it. He tried to
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Speaker 1: reach down to give her the hose, but she was
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Speaker 1: flailing and panicking and she couldn't get the hose. She
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Speaker 1: could not breathe through it, and at some point she
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Speaker 1: went still, and Mike knew there was nothing he could do.
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Speaker 2: She was gone, and so he let.
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Speaker 1: Go of her, and being hyperthermic himself, he barely was
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Speaker 1: able to swim back to the shore and get out
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Speaker 1: and go up onto the highway with the others, and
17:38
Speaker 1: there they sat for the next six hours as they
17:41
Speaker 1: waited for the tide to come all the way in
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Speaker 1: and then go all the way out again and loosen
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Speaker 1: up to the point where they could go out and
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Speaker 1: retrieve Diana's body. Unfortunately, had authorities been alerted to Dianna's
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Speaker 1: situation a little bit earlier, they could have got a
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Speaker 1: special water pump out to the mudflats and it would
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Speaker 1: have been able to get her out even if the
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Speaker 1: mud was hardened.
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Speaker 2: But by the time that pump arrived on scene, it
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