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Speaker 1: stranger than fiction, and today we're gonna look at three
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Speaker 1: today's stories. People who live on Andover Street on Detroit,
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Speaker 1: Michigan's East Side will be the first to tell you
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Speaker 1: that the area is known for constant drug activity. On Thursday,
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Speaker 1: November ninth, twenty seventeen, two Detroit Special Operations police officers
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Speaker 1: began an operation known as a push off on Andover Street.
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Speaker 1: A push off is when undercover cops pretend to be
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Speaker 1: drug dealers, and then when customers come up to them
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Speaker 1: and try to buy drugs, they arrest them and seize
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Speaker 1: their vehicles. These particular officers that would be doing this
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Speaker 1: push off had been undercover for some time in the area,
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Speaker 1: and so they had a local drug house they used
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Speaker 1: for these types of operations. At some point that day,
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Speaker 1: two potential customers came up to the fake drug house.
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Speaker 1: They knocked on the door, and the undercover police officers
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Speaker 1: opened up. They invited them inside, and then once these
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Speaker 1: customers were inside, sitting down, they asked the undercover cops
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Speaker 1: if they could buy some drugs. And as soon as
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Speaker 1: the cops heard this, they whipped out their badges, they
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Speaker 1: drew their guns, and they ordered them on the ground.
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Speaker 1: But these potential customers they didn't get on the ground. Instead,
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Speaker 1: they whipped out their badges and drew their guns and
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Speaker 1: they said, no, you get on the ground. Because it
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Speaker 1: would turn out these customers were actually undercover police officers too,
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Speaker 1: but they were from a different precinct, and so neither
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Speaker 1: groups had any idea about the other. They had no
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Speaker 1: clue that they were both undercover at the same time.
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Speaker 1: Both sets of undercover cops were so surprised by what
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Speaker 1: was happening that instead of firing shots at each other,
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Speaker 1: they just stayed in this really tense standoff, like that
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Speaker 1: famous scene from The Office. Fore they're all pointing guns
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Speaker 1: at each other and they're trying to figure out who
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Speaker 1: the double agent is, and so the police are doing
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Speaker 1: that periodically, hurling insults and threats at the other side
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Speaker 1: in an attempt to get them to stand down. But
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Speaker 1: when neither side stood down, they all just eventually lowered
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Speaker 1: their guns and then proceeded to beat the living crap
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Speaker 1: out of each other. After the dust finally settled and
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Speaker 1: all the haymakers had stopped, the two groups of police
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Speaker 1: realized their mistake and apologized to each other. Luckily, none
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Speaker 1: of the officers were badly hurt from this mix up. However,
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Speaker 1: two officers did have to go to the hospital, but
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Speaker 1: for very minor injuries. One had a black eye and
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Speaker 1: the other had a split lip. While Detroit's own chief
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Speaker 1: of police and the media and the public at large
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Speaker 1: have all come out and said this snapoo was a
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Speaker 1: total embarrassment, others have said the officers involved might deserve
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Speaker 1: a little bit of credit because, after all, their job
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Speaker 1: was to be undercover, and apparently they were so good
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Speaker 1: at being undercover that they didn't even know the other
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Speaker 1: group was undercover too, and vice versa. So perhaps they
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Speaker 1: were just too good at their jobs. You'd be the judge.
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Speaker 1: The following story was pulled from a nineteen ninety seven
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Speaker 1: article in the British Medical Journal. The article was written
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Speaker 1: by the psychiatrist who treated the patient who will be
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Speaker 1: the focal point of the story. The only reason I
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Speaker 1: bring this up is because this story truly sounds made up,
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Speaker 1: and it's not. One night in the winter of nineteen
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Speaker 1: eighty four, a healthy, middle aged woman who will call
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Speaker 1: Brenda for this story, was at her home in London
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Speaker 1: reading a book when she suddenly heard a voice in
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Speaker 1: her head.
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Speaker 2: It said, please don't be afraid. I know this must
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Speaker 2: be shocking for you to hear me speaking to you
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Speaker 2: like this, but this was the easiest way I could
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Speaker 2: think of. My friend and I we used to work
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Speaker 2: at the children's hospital and we would like to help you.
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Speaker 1: Brenda couldn't believe what was happening. She had never heard
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Speaker 1: voices in her head before, and this voice that was
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Speaker 1: speaking to her, it was so clear, and it did
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Speaker 1: not sound like any voice she had heard before, and
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Speaker 1: so at first Brenda just sat on the couch and
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Speaker 1: didn't do anything and just waited, hoping that maybe she
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Speaker 1: was just imagining this. But the voice in her head
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Speaker 1: seemed to pick up on her reaction and said.
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Speaker 2: Brenda, this is not a hallucination, were real and we
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Speaker 2: want to help you.
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Speaker 1: Brenda did not believe it was real. She believed she
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Speaker 1: had just lost her mind, and so for the rest
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Speaker 1: of the night she just completely ignored the voice in
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Speaker 1: her head. And first thing the next morning, she went
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Speaker 1: to her doctor's office and said, please help me. The
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Speaker 1: doctor referred her to a psychiatrist, and so she went
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Speaker 1: over to the psychiatrist's office, and after they performed an
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Speaker 1: evaluation of Brenda, they said, look, I don't really know
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Speaker 1: why you're hearing these voices. There's no clear medical explanation
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Speaker 1: for why. And so Brenda was ultimately diagnosed with something
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Speaker 1: called functional hallucinatory psychosis, which basically means Brenda was hallucinating
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Speaker 1: but there was no clear reason why. The psychiatrist began
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Speaker 1: treating Brenda with an antipsychotic drug as well as with
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Speaker 1: supportive counseling. Over the next couple of weeks, as Brenda
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Speaker 1: diligently took her medications and went to her appointments, the
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Speaker 1: voices eventually stopped, and so Brenda went into her psychiatrist's
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Speaker 1: office and she said, Doc, you've saved me. The voices
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Speaker 1: are gone. I'm so happy, and the psychiatrist would later
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Speaker 1: recall that Brenda was visibly relieved. It was obvious that
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Speaker 1: she was not making this up, that she really believed
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Speaker 1: that she had these voices and now they were gone.
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Speaker 1: And so after Brenda left the office, she actually went
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Speaker 1: on vacation with her family outside of London, just to
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Speaker 1: celebrate the fact that she had not in fact lost
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Speaker 1: her mind. But while she was away on holiday, she
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Speaker 1: started hearing the voices again, and this time they told
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Speaker 1: her she had to get back to London as soon
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Speaker 1: as possible because there was something terribly wrong with her,
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Speaker 1: and they gave her a very specific street address that
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Speaker 1: she was supposed to go to to seek treatment. And
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Speaker 1: so Brenda is horrified that the voices are back in
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Speaker 1: the first place. But what she's really scared about is
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Speaker 1: that maybe there's some truth to what these voices are
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Speaker 1: telling me. Maybe there is something wrong with her, and
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Speaker 1: so Brenda ran to her husband and she explained what happened,
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Speaker 1: and he was very reassuring and said, look, honey, you
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Speaker 1: should just totally ignore the voices again, there's probably nothing
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Speaker 1: wrong with you. Just try to relax and have a
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Speaker 1: nice vacation. But Brenda could not relax, she could not
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Speaker 1: ignore the voices because they were constantly telling her.
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Speaker 2: You need to leave, you need to go back, there's
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Speaker 2: something wrong with you.
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Speaker 1: And so finally Brenda convinced her family to end the
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Speaker 1: vacation early and they headed back to London, and as
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Speaker 1: soon as they got there, Brenda made her husband come
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Speaker 1: with her and they drove to the street address the
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Speaker 1: voices had given her, and when they got to this
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Speaker 1: very specific location, they found themselves standing in front of
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Speaker 1: the brain scan unit of a London hospital. Brenda and
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Speaker 1: her husband were totally shocked, but before they could even
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Speaker 1: react to what they were looking at, the voices in
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Speaker 1: Brenda's head came back and they told.
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Speaker 2: Her you need to go inside and you need to
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Speaker 2: request a brain scan for two reasons. One there's a
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Speaker 2: tumor in your brain and two this tumor is causing
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Speaker 2: your brain stem to swell.
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Speaker 1: At this point, Brenda was so scared that this information
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Speaker 1: might actually be true that, despite what her husband was saying,
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Speaker 1: she went right inside the brain scan unit and she
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Speaker 1: requested this scan. And when they asked her, you know,
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Speaker 1: who's the doctor that referred you over here, she said,
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Speaker 1: I don't have one, and then she ultimately told them that, well,
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Speaker 1: there are voices in my head that told me to
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Speaker 1: come over here and get this scan. Now, the doctors
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Speaker 1: at the brain scan facility, we're not totally like, get
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Speaker 1: out of here, but instead they said, look, this is
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Speaker 1: a very expensive scan. We can't just let you in
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Speaker 1: here and get a scan because the voice has told
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Speaker 1: you to. We need a clinical reason to do it.
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Speaker 1: We need a doctor's note saying you need this scan.
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Speaker 1: And so they turned Brenda away, and Brenda now is
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Speaker 1: just a complete wreck. She ends up calling her psychiatrist
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Speaker 1: and she explains the situation about getting this address and
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Speaker 1: being told to get this brain scan, and after a
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Speaker 1: few minutes of hearing her story, her psychiatrist says, okay,
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Speaker 1: you know what, I will call over and I will
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Speaker 1: get you an appointment to get a brain scan because
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Speaker 1: I want you to be at ease. And it seems
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Speaker 1: like this is probably the only way we're going to
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Speaker 1: be able to do that. And so after this conversation,
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Speaker 1: these psychiatrists got in touch with this hospital and he
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Speaker 1: requested the brain scan for Brenda. And about a month
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Speaker 1: later Brenda went in. She had this scan done, and
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Speaker 1: sure enough, she had a brain tumor and her brain
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Speaker 1: stem was swollen. The doctors couldn't believe it because Brenda
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Speaker 1: was showing absolutely no signs of having this condition, and
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Speaker 1: so they told her that, well, you know, you can
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Speaker 1: just wait and see what happens. This might not have
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Speaker 1: any effect on you, and so you can just wait
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Speaker 1: to see if you get symptoms eventually, or we can
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Speaker 1: go in and do the surgery and remove this tumor.
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Speaker 1: But of course doing brain surgery comes with some very
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Speaker 1: significant risks. After thinking it over with her family, Brenda
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Speaker 1: is to go with immediate surgery, and after telling her
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Speaker 1: doctors as much, the voices in her head told her
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Speaker 1: that she had made the right decision. A couple of
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Speaker 1: days later, Brenda went in and her surgery was a
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Speaker 1: huge success. After she regained consciousness in the recovery room,
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Speaker 1: the voices spoke to her. They said, we are pleased
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Speaker 1: to have helped you goodbye. After that, Brenda never heard
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Speaker 1: the voices ever again, and she never had any complications
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Speaker 1: from the surgery or from the tumor, And to this day,
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Speaker 1: the medical community still has no idea who those voices
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Speaker 1: in her head really were. Michael Packard might be the
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Speaker 1: luckiest or unluckiest person alive. In two thousand and one,
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Speaker 1: when Michael was thirty eight years old, he was on
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Speaker 1: a flight over Costa Rica when the small plane he
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Speaker 1: was on crashed. The pilot, copilot, and a passenger were
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Speaker 1: all killed on impact, but Michael and the four other
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Speaker 1: passengers they survived the crash, but they were all left
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Speaker 1: badly injured and stranded in a very remote section of
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Speaker 1: the jungle. The survivors attempted to use the downed planes
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Speaker 1: radio equipment to send out a distress signal to try
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Speaker 1: to get someone to come out and help them, but
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Speaker 1: they had no way of knowing if anybody was receiving
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Speaker 1: their signal, and so all they could do was just
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Speaker 1: send it out and then wait and hope somebody found
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Speaker 1: them before they all died. And sure enough, forty eight
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Speaker 1: hours after crashing, rescuers were able to hack their way
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Speaker 1: deep into the jungle where Michael and the other survivors were,
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Speaker 1: and they were all saved. While Michael was recovering in
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Speaker 1: the hospital, a doctor told him that, based on his injuries,
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Speaker 1: he would not have survived another night out in that jungle.
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Speaker 1: The chances of even being in a plane crash are
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Speaker 1: astronomically low. The odds are about one in five million,
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Speaker 1: with some places giving odds as low as one in
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Speaker 1: twenty million. To put that in perspective, Michael was far
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Speaker 1: more likely to have been struck by lightning, which is
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Speaker 1: about a one in one million chance, than he was
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Speaker 1: to have been in that plane crash. But that plane
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Speaker 1: crash would not be the last time that Michael defied
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Speaker 1: the odds and did something totally unbelievable. Over the next
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Speaker 1: couple of decades, Michael, who was a commercial diver by trade,
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Speaker 1: would survive not one, but two significant encounters with great
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Speaker 1: white sharks off the coast of California. Some of Michael's
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Speaker 1: friends would not be so lucky. Michael would get lost
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Speaker 1: at sea, like really lost, like treading out in the
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Speaker 1: middle of the ocean with no land in sight for
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Speaker 1: hours lost, but miraculously a boat would find him and
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Speaker 1: save him. Again, and Michael would discover the body of
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Speaker 1: a longtime missing person hidden underneath the water about sixty
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Speaker 1: feet down off the coast of Massachusetts. But of all
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Speaker 1: the improbable exploits of Michael's life, none is more unbelievable
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Speaker 1: than what happened to him in twenty twenty one, which
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Speaker 1: experts are saying he had about a one and one
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Speaker 1: trillion chance of experiencing. On the morning of June eleventh,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, Michael, who was fifty seven years old
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Speaker 1: at the time, hopped in a boat with his longtime
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Speaker 1: diving partner Josiah. Once they were all situated and they
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Speaker 1: had all their equipment inside of the boat, they took
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Speaker 1: off and headed for the open water right off the
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Speaker 1: coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where they planned to do
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Speaker 1: some lobster diving. A popular way to retrieve lobsters is
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Speaker 1: to literally just dive down and buy hand pick them
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Speaker 1: up and bring them back to the surface, and so
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Speaker 1: that day that's what Michael and Josiah planned to do.
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Speaker 1: Once they reached the spot right off the coast, Michael
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Speaker 1: put on all of his scuba diving equipment and hopped
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Speaker 1: in the water. Josiah did not put on any diving
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Speaker 1: equipment because he was not going to be getting in
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Speaker 1: the water for this dive. Instead, he would remain on
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Speaker 1: the boat and help Michael get in and out of
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Speaker 1: the water. He'd pull lobsters up onto the boat, and
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Speaker 1: he was also there in case of an emergency he
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Speaker 1: could call for help. And so just after six am,
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Speaker 1: once Michael was in the water and signaled he was
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Speaker 1: good to go, he dove down below and after a
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Speaker 1: little while he came back up, but with a relatively
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Speaker 1: small haul of lobsters, and so the two men figured that, well,
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Speaker 1: I guess today is just not a great day for
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Speaker 1: catching lobsters. But regardless, for the next couple of hours,
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Speaker 1: Michael continued to go down and catch as many lobsters
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Speaker 1: as he possibly could. By eight am, Michael had captured
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Speaker 1: approximately one hundred pounds of lobsters that were now in
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Speaker 1: the boat. So Michael and Josiah were actually starting to
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Speaker 1: feel pretty good about this particular trip, and so Michael
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Speaker 1: decided he would go back down one more time and
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Speaker 1: try to get just a few more lobsters before they
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Speaker 1: called it a day. And so Josiah remembers watching Michael,
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Speaker 1: who was in the water. As he put his mouthpiece
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Speaker 1: back in, he signaled up to Josiah that he was
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Speaker 1: good to go, and Josiah watched as he disappeared below
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Speaker 1: the surface. The water was very calm, and Josiah's just
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Speaker 1: kind of scanning out across the water, and then all
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Speaker 1: of a sudden, this eruption of white water came rushing
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Speaker 1: up to the surface right where Michael had gone down below,
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Speaker 1: and so right away Josiah leaned out over the edge
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Speaker 1: of the boat to see if he could look down
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Speaker 1: and see his friend, but he didn't see Michael anywhere. Instead,
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Speaker 1: he saw something massive moving around underneath them. After Michael
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Speaker 1: had broken the surface on this final dive down to
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Speaker 1: get more lobsters, his plan was to sink down to
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Speaker 1: the bottom of the ocean at about sixty feet and
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Speaker 1: then go hunting for lobsters. But when he had descended
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Speaker 1: to about forty five feet, he felt something smash into
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Speaker 1: him from behind that felt like a truck hitting him,
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Speaker 1: and then everything around him went totally pitch black. The
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Speaker 1: impact of whatever it was that hit him had caused
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Speaker 1: his mouthpiece to get blown out of his mouth, so
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Speaker 1: he doesn't have air and he starts fumbling around to
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Speaker 1: find his mouthpiece, but he can't find it, and as
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Speaker 1: he's fumbling around, his hands are making contact with what
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Speaker 1: feels like walls all around him. He was inside of
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Speaker 1: an enclosed space, but when he had touched these walls,
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Speaker 1: they were not normal walls. They were soft, but they
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Speaker 1: were hard at the same time, and they seemed to
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Speaker 1: be moving, like they were pulsating or quivering. The space
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Speaker 1: he was in was fairly large, and it was not
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Speaker 1: completely flooded with water. It was like Michael had slipped
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Speaker 1: into this air pocket. But this air pocket was not stationary.
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Speaker 1: It was moving and pretty fast because the water that
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Speaker 1: was inside of it was violently sloshing all around. Michael
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Speaker 1: could hear it slapping up against the walls. As Michael
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Speaker 1: continued to panic and fumble around for his mouthpiece, he
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Speaker 1: started to notice intense pressure on his legs, but he
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Speaker 1: had no idea what was causing it, and because it's
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Speaker 1: pitch black, he couldn't see what it was. Finally, Michael
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Speaker 1: found the line that was connected to his mouthpiece. He
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Speaker 1: jammed it in his mouth and he took a long inhale,
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Speaker 1: and now that he could breathe again, he had this
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Speaker 1: horrifying thought, Have I been swallowed by a shark? He
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Speaker 1: instinctively began feeling around for the shark's teeth, but there
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Speaker 1: were no teeth inside of the space. Instead, it was
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Speaker 1: just these walls that continued to shift and move all
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Speaker 1: around him. And that's when it dawned on him. He
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Speaker 1: had been swallowed, but not by a shark. He had
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Speaker 1: been swallowed by a whale. For nearly forty five seconds,
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Speaker 1: Michael was trapped inside the closed mouth of a humpback whale.
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Speaker 1: Despite their enormous size that can be up to sixty
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Speaker 1: feet long and weigh up to seventy thousand pounds, they
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Speaker 1: only eat small fish, so when this particular whale realized
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Speaker 1: Michael was not a tiny fish, it began violently swinging
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Speaker 1: its head side to side to try to dislodge Michael,
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Speaker 1: and that caused that eruption of white water to go
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Speaker 1: to the surface that Josiah saw, and after a few
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Speaker 1: good shakes, Michael was spat out of this whale's mouth.
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Speaker 1: Michael remembers suddenly being in the open water with enough
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Speaker 1: light coming down that they could see around him. The
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Speaker 1: water was very turbulent and churning, and he recalled as
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Speaker 1: he made his way to the surface, looking straight down
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Speaker 1: and seeing the tail fin of this enormous whale swimming
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Speaker 1: away from him. Michael made his way to the surface
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Speaker 1: and he flagged down Josiah, who boted over to him.
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Speaker 1: He pulled him back into the boat, and Michael, who
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Speaker 1: was totally traumatized by what happened, could only say to
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Speaker 1: Josiah that he was inside of it and that it
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Speaker 1: tried to eat him. After Josiah brought Michael back to
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Speaker 1: shore and called the authorities, Michael was rushed to a
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Speaker 1: hospital where he was evaluated, and unbelievably, he suffered really
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Speaker 1: no injuries. He had some significant bruising to his legs
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Speaker 1: where the whale had actually clamped down on him. That
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Speaker 1: was the pressure he felt in his legs the mouth
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Speaker 1: of the whale was closing on his legs, But besides that,
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Speaker 1: there really wasn't any other injuries, and so later that
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Speaker 1: day he was discharged. It's believed the whale was a
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Speaker 1: juvenile that had been seen in the area that was
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Speaker 1: about thirty to thirty five feet long, and it had
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Speaker 1: just accidentally scooped to Michael up. The whale was certainly
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Speaker 1: not trying to hurt Michael. Whales, especially humpback whales, are
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Speaker 1: not in the business of hurting people. But in this
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Speaker 1: exchange with Michael, Michael could have very easily died. He
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Speaker 1: could have drowned or suffocated inside the mouth of this whale,
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Speaker 1: or he could have just died from blunt force trauma.
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Speaker 1: But luckily he didn't. Despite how terrifying this incident sounds,
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Speaker 1: Michael was incredibly casual in all of his interviews about this.
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Speaker 1: He just kind of acted like, man, these things kind
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Speaker 1: of happen. You know, whales come out of nowhere, they're
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Speaker 1: just scoop up. You know that happens. And he would
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