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Top 3 places you CAN'T GO & people who went anyways... Part 23 · Crime and Horror

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Speaker 1: Today, we're going to look at three places you can't
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Speaker 1: go and people who went there anyways. But before we
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Speaker 1: into today's stories. On February twenty fourth, twenty nineteen, a
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Speaker 1: woman arrived at a ceramics factory in Hubei Province in China.
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Speaker 1: She walked through the front door into the main office,
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Speaker 1: where she saw a desk attendant. She informed them she
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Speaker 1: was a quality control inspector and she was there that
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Speaker 1: day to inspect their vehicles. The attendant was accustomed to
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Speaker 1: their company being periodically inspected, and so she asked the
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Speaker 1: woman if she needed any help, and the woman and said, nope,
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Speaker 1: I'm just going to roam around your building check what
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Speaker 1: I need to check, and then i'll be out of here.
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Speaker 1: And so the attendant told her that was totally fine,
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Speaker 1: and if she needed anything, just come back and she
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Speaker 1: would help her. And so the inspector thanked her and
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Speaker 1: then turned around and went out the front door and
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Speaker 1: checked the vehicles in the front lot of the ceramics factory.
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Speaker 1: And then after she was done, she went back into
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Speaker 1: the main office. She walked past the attendant and out
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Speaker 1: the back door into the very active yard where all
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Speaker 1: day long, these huge bulldozers would move around thousands of
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Speaker 1: pounds of sand. And so the inspector walked out that
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Speaker 1: back door and she scanned the yard and she saw
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Speaker 1: there were two bulldozers doing just that, moving all around,
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Speaker 1: and then off to the left side there was a
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Speaker 1: dump truck that seemed to be stationary, and so very
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Speaker 1: confidently she just walked right into the yard and made
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Speaker 1: her way over to that dump truck. And then when
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Speaker 1: she got there, she flagged the driver down and said
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Speaker 1: she was an inspector and that she was going to
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Speaker 1: check the vehicle out. And so the driver helped her
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Speaker 1: by turning on and off signals and moving back and forth.
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Speaker 1: And then at some point the inspector needed the dump
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Speaker 1: truck driver to back up a significant distance. She needed
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Speaker 1: to watch him do that, and so she, the inspector,
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Speaker 1: backed away from the dump truck until she was in
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Speaker 1: the middle of the yard, standing right in front of
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Speaker 1: this parked bulldozer. What happens next is all caught on video.
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Speaker 1: And so as she's standing there and she's watching the
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Speaker 1: dump truck back up right in front of her, the
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Speaker 1: bulldozer driver right behind her, turns on the machine and
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Speaker 1: immediately lurches forward. Now, the driver of this bulldozer did
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Speaker 1: not see the woman, and she was in his blind spot,
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Speaker 1: right in front of the bucket of his bulldozer, and
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Speaker 1: he was not aware there was somebody on foot walking
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Speaker 1: around the yard. It's an extremely dangerous place to be
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Speaker 1: on foot, and so he goes right into her, and
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Speaker 1: he knocks her backwards. She falls into the bucket. She
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Speaker 1: starts screaming, but no one can hear her it's so loud,
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Speaker 1: and the driver drives the bucket directly into a pile
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Speaker 1: of sand and scoops up thousands of pounds of sand
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Speaker 1: that come down directly on this woman. So now she's
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Speaker 1: completely buried, alive and being crushed by all the sand.
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Speaker 1: And then the driver completely oblivious, lifts the bucket up,
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Speaker 1: turns and drives across the yard, and dumps the sand
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Speaker 1: and the woman into a vibrating sand crusher. The vibrating
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Speaker 1: sand crusher is exactly what it sounds like. It pulverizes
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Speaker 1: bits of rock and stone and grinds them down into
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Speaker 1: a very fine powder. The machines come in various shapes
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Speaker 1: and sizes, but this one inside of this ceramics factory
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Speaker 1: was a top loaded version, and it basically looked like
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Speaker 1: a big dumpster with this big opening at the top.
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Speaker 1: And so these bulldozer drivers would take these clumps of
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Speaker 1: sand and they would dump it in this opening at
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Speaker 1: the top of this bin. And then once they dump
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Speaker 1: their sand into the opening, the machine would vibrate, causing
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Speaker 1: the sand to filter its way down towards the bottom
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Speaker 1: of the machine, where there were these big, vicious metal
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Speaker 1: claws that constantly smashed together and would just completely obliterate
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Speaker 1: anything that passed through them. In the video, when the
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Speaker 1: driver dumps his bucket load into the sand crusher, you
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Speaker 1: can actually see the woman falling in, but then she
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Speaker 1: immediately jumps into action and begins trying to pull herself
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Speaker 1: up and out of this pie, and at some point
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Speaker 1: she gets most of her upper body out and she
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Speaker 1: waves and she gets the attention of the driver who's
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Speaker 1: just dumped her into the sand crusher, and the driver
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Speaker 1: he stops right away. You can see the vehicle lurch
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Speaker 1: to a stop. He leaps out, and he starts running
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Speaker 1: over to the sand crusher. But as he's running over
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Speaker 1: this woman who's waving and waving, at some point her
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Speaker 1: leg or some other part of her gets grabbed by
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Speaker 1: those jaws at the bottom of the machine, and she's
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Speaker 1: pulled slowly down into the sand crusher and disappears under
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Speaker 1: the sand. When this happens, the driver is frantic, and
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Speaker 1: he's screaming for other people in the factory to come
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Speaker 1: over and help. And at some point the others inside
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Speaker 1: they realize there's an emergency and they all run over.
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Speaker 1: But when they realize what's happened, that someone has fallen
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Speaker 1: into the sand crusher, they all just stop and stand
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Speaker 1: there because they know there's nothing they can do. The
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Speaker 1: woman was gone. In June of twenty fifteen, forty five
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Speaker 1: year old James Young landed his dream job. For the
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Speaker 1: last several years, James had been a fifth grade teacher
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Speaker 1: in East Canton, Ohio, teaching special education, and while he
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Speaker 1: loved his job and he loved the kids he worked with,
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Speaker 1: he had always had his eye on becoming a guidance
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Speaker 1: counselor for high school students. In nineteen eighty eight, James
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Speaker 1: had actually graduated from East Canton, Ohio High School, and
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Speaker 1: ever since his graduation he had wanted to come back
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Speaker 1: to the school and help the next generation of East
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Speaker 1: Canton students prepare for their lives as adults, and a
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Speaker 1: guidance counselor was designed to do just that. James had
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Speaker 1: applied for the job before, but every time he applied,
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Speaker 1: they would tell him that while he was qualified, there
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Speaker 1: just wasn't a spot open for him. However, at the
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Speaker 1: end of that school year, he was told a guidance
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Speaker 1: counselor spot had opened up at the high school and
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Speaker 1: the job was his if he wanted it, and so,
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Speaker 1: of course James said, yes, I'll take the job, and
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Speaker 1: immediately he told his mother about this amazing news, and
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Speaker 1: his mother, who lived only a block away from him
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Speaker 1: in East Canton, Ohio, would say that her son was
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Speaker 1: so ecstatic about the job that normally when summer break
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Speaker 1: was coming up. He would really look forward to that
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Speaker 1: time off from school, But now that he had this
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Speaker 1: new job to look forward to, he was already anxious
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Speaker 1: for the summer to be over. James was a single man,
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Speaker 1: but he was not lonely. He had a number of
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Speaker 1: very close, lifelong friends that he would spend virtually all
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Speaker 1: of us off time with, and that summer he did
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Speaker 1: just that. He went out with his friends. They explored
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Speaker 1: all of Ohio and outside surrounding areas. They spent a
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Speaker 1: lot of time outside, and they enjoyed each other's company.
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Speaker 1: Towards the end of the summer, James and his friends
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Speaker 1: knew it was time to schedule their annual trip to
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Speaker 1: Cedar Point. Cedar Point is an amusement park about two
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Speaker 1: hours northwest of East Canton, Ohio. It's situated right on
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Speaker 1: the shores of Lake Erie, and it's known for its
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Speaker 1: incredible roller coasters, of which they had seventeen, making them
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Speaker 1: the park with the second most roller coasters in the world.
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Speaker 1: Every summer since James could remember, he and his very
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Speaker 1: close friends would make a trip out to Cedar Point,
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Speaker 1: usually at the end of the summer, to kind of
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Speaker 1: cap off their vacation. After looking at their calendar, they
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Speaker 1: decided that the best day to go would be Thursday,
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Speaker 1: August thirteenth. This would give the group of friends one
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Speaker 1: more fun thing to do before the following week James
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Speaker 1: started his new job. So on the morning of that Thursday,
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Speaker 1: the friends piled into a car and they made the
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Speaker 1: two hour commute up to Cedar Point, and as soon
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Speaker 1: as they got there, they went inside. They grabbed a
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Speaker 1: map and they began systematically hitting as many rides as
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Speaker 1: they possibly could, and so by four thirty pm they
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Speaker 1: were totally exhausted. They'd been on virtually every ride, and
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Speaker 1: so they were about to call it a day when
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Speaker 1: James and his friends decide, Hey, let's go on one
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Speaker 1: more ride before we pack it in. And so they
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Speaker 1: pull out their map and they're looking and they realize
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Speaker 1: they haven't gone on one of their favorite rides. It
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Speaker 1: was called the Raptor. The Raptor was not Cedar points
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Speaker 1: biggest roller coaster, but it was their fastest. It would
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Speaker 1: reach a top speed of fifty seven miles per hour.
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Speaker 1: Passengers are seated four across with their feet dangling below
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Speaker 1: them in these suspended chairs with the big harness that
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Speaker 1: comes down and then once the ride starts, they're brought
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Speaker 1: slowly up this one hundred and thirty seven foot hill
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Speaker 1: and then at the top they paused before being dropped
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Speaker 1: down into this nearly four thousand foot long track that
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Speaker 1: spins them upside down six different times. So James and
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Speaker 1: his friends they closed up their map and they ran
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Speaker 1: their way over to the raptor. They got in line,
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Speaker 1: and by four fifty pm they had made it to
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Speaker 1: the front of the line. They got into their seats,
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Speaker 1: their harness came down, and then the ride started and
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Speaker 1: they were pulled up to the top of the hill.
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Speaker 1: They paused, and then they were launched down the track
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Speaker 1: and for two minutes they zipped and zagged and looped
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Speaker 1: a loop all through this track, and then it was
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Speaker 1: just suddenly over and the friends had a great time
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Speaker 1: on the ride, except James realized about halfway through the ride,
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Speaker 1: when they were upside down, his phone and wallet had
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Speaker 1: come out of his pockets and he actually saw them
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Speaker 1: fall down towards the ground, and although he didn't see
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Speaker 1: exactly where they landed, he had a pretty good idea
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Speaker 1: of where they were. And so after they got off
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Speaker 1: the ride, the friends were kind of talking about how
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Speaker 1: much fun it was, and James said to them, Hey,
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Speaker 1: I lost my cell phone and wallet. Will you guys
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Speaker 1: come with me while I go look for them. And
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Speaker 1: so the friends agreed. They left the Raptor station and
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Speaker 1: they walked down the paved path until they were in
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Speaker 1: front of this fence that said no trespassing. And so
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Speaker 1: James gets up to the fence and he's looking inside
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Speaker 1: at this fenced in area and he sees right in
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Speaker 1: the middle of this restricted area is his phone and
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Speaker 1: his wallet. And before James's friends could tell him not
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Speaker 1: to do this, he had climbed over the fence and
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Speaker 1: entered into this restricted area. He ran over to his
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Speaker 1: phone in his wallet, he picked it up, and then
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Speaker 1: when he stood back up again, the next wave of
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Speaker 1: Raptor riders came blazing through the area, and the underside,
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Speaker 1: the steel underside of the ride James right in the
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Speaker 1: back of the head. He never saw it coming. It
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Speaker 1: threw him forward. He landed on his face, and immediately
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Speaker 1: the park officials saw this happen, they stopped the ride,
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Speaker 1: but the riders on board the Raptor they didn't know
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Speaker 1: what was going on, and so they're stopped on the ride.
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Speaker 1: They're looking down and they hear people screaming, and they
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Speaker 1: look down and they see there's this man, James, lying
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Speaker 1: face down on the ground with blood pulling around his head.
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Speaker 1: The fence James had climbed over was there specifically to
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Speaker 1: keep visitors from getting too close to this one low
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Speaker 1: point in the Raptor ride where the ride can come
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Speaker 1: through and it can hit you, and so medical workers
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Speaker 1: they rush over, they hop over the fence that get
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Speaker 1: to James, but it was too late. He was pronounced
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Speaker 1: dead at the scene that day. Cedar Park was put
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Speaker 1: under investigation for James's death, but after reviewing the footage
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Speaker 1: and talking to witnesses, the investigation was closed and they
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Speaker 1: determined that the park was not at fault. James, despite
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Speaker 1: being a very intelligent and sensible man, had a brief
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Speaker 1: lapse in judgment and an unfortunately costumus life. Today, Cedar
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Speaker 1: Park is still open for business and the Raptor ride
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Speaker 1: is still operational. On August fourteenth, twenty twelve, Celestino Cervantes
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Speaker 1: picked up twenty eight year old Victor Diaz for work.
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Speaker 1: Celestino was an expert roofer and he had just hired
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Speaker 1: Victor to come on his crew and help him with
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Speaker 1: a particular job. This was going to be Victor's first
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Speaker 1: day as a roofer, but for the past ten years
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Speaker 1: he had worked in construction, so he was familiar with
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Speaker 1: the operation. The two men arrived at their job site
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Speaker 1: in San Antonio, Texas, around eight am that morning. They
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Speaker 1: were in charge of putting a new roof on a
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Speaker 1: one hundred and fifteen year old building that was being
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Speaker 1: redeveloped into a fancy steakhouse. Until two thousand and one,
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Speaker 1: this building had been used by a brewing company to
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Speaker 1: house their enormous boilers. As such, this building was referred
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Speaker 1: to as the boiler house. Protruding from the boiler house
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Speaker 1: roof was this large metal duct that was fifteen feet
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Speaker 1: long and almost looked like a covered walkway, and it
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Speaker 1: connected to the side of this huge smoke stack. This
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Speaker 1: ducked and smoke stack used to be how the built
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Speaker 1: up condensation inside the boiler house was able to travel
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Speaker 1: up and out of the building. When the two roofers
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Speaker 1: got out of their truck, Celestino told Victor to take
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Speaker 1: his tools and make his way up to the roof
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Speaker 1: of the boiler house and get to work and that
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Speaker 1: he had a few things he had to do down
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Speaker 1: on the ground floor, but he would be up to
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Speaker 1: check on him in a little bit. Celestino turned around
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Speaker 1: and was fiddling with his equipment inside of the truck
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Speaker 1: while Victor made his way into the building and out
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Speaker 1: of sight. An hour and a half later, Celestino went
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Speaker 1: up to the roof to check on Victor, but he
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Speaker 1: couldn't find Victor anywhere, and he couldn't find his tools anywhere.
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Speaker 1: So Celestino went back down into the main section of
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Speaker 1: this building where other contractors that were working on this
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Speaker 1: renovation were, and he began asking them, Hey, have you
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Speaker 1: seen this guy Victor? He works with me. I can't
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Speaker 1: find him, and no one had seen him, and so
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Speaker 1: Celestino was thinking to himself, well, I guess Victor must
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Speaker 1: have left, But that didn't really make any sense because
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Speaker 1: Victor didn't have a vehicle and he didn't live nearby.
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Speaker 1: But Celastino was thinking, you know what, maybe somebody came
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Speaker 1: and picked him up. Now, unfortunately, Victor did not carry
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Speaker 1: a cell phone, so nobody had any way of getting
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Speaker 1: directly in contact with him. So Celestino leaves the building
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Speaker 1: and he calls Victor's brother, and he asked him, you know,
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Speaker 1: have you seen Victor? Do you know where he might
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Speaker 1: have gone? And Victor's brother says, no, I haven't seen
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Speaker 1: him since this morning when he left with you. So
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Speaker 1: Victor's brother began calling around to friends and family and
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Speaker 1: asked them if they had seen Victor, but nobody knew
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Speaker 1: where he was. So for the rest of the day,
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Speaker 1: Celestino and the rest of Victor's friends and family they
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Speaker 1: went out looking for Victor at the job site and
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Speaker 1: around the surrounding areas, but there was just no sign
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Speaker 1: of him, and so that night, Victor's brother went to
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Speaker 1: the police to file a missing person report, but the
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Speaker 1: police told him that it was really too early to
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Speaker 1: file a report because Victor was an adult and there
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Speaker 1: was no sign of foul play, and that he should
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Speaker 1: just come back in a day or two if Victor
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Speaker 1: still has not shown up. Two days go by and
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Speaker 1: Victor had still not shown up up. So Victor's sister
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Speaker 1: in law went back to the police and says, okay,
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Speaker 1: now I want to file a missing person report. We
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Speaker 1: don't know where he is, no one can get in
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Speaker 1: touch with him. We need your help. But the officer
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Speaker 1: she spoke to told her that she still needed to
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Speaker 1: wait another five days to process this request. It would
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Speaker 1: turn out this was just not true. It was a mistake.
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Speaker 1: There was no arbitrary waiting period to file a missing
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Speaker 1: person report, so without any help from the police, Victor's
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Speaker 1: friends and family and co workers spent the next several
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Speaker 1: days scouring San Antonio, scouring the job site, looking everywhere
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Speaker 1: for him and handing out flyers and asking people if
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Speaker 1: they had seen him, but no one had. He had
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Speaker 1: just disappeared by Monday the following week, So six days
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Speaker 1: after Victor has gone missing, his family had printed out
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Speaker 1: dozens of these huge posters with his face on them
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Speaker 1: and a number to call if you had any information
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Speaker 1: about him, and their plan was to distribute them the
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Speaker 1: following morning all over San Antonio. But the following morning,
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Speaker 1: before they headed out, they got a call Victor had
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Speaker 1: been found seven days earlier. When Celestino told Victor to
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Speaker 1: head inside and make his way to the room and
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Speaker 1: begin the project, Victor had gotten his tools gone inside,
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Speaker 1: he made his way up the stairwell to the second floor,
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Speaker 1: and then he made a series of odd decisions. Instead
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Speaker 1: of making his way to the access door, and climbing
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Speaker 1: his way up to the roof. He went to the
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Speaker 1: far side of the second floor, where there were all
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Speaker 1: these wooden barriers preventing people from going any farther. He
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Speaker 1: climbed over all these barriers and he reached the entrance
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Speaker 1: to that huge duct where the condensation used to go.
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Speaker 1: And so from his perspective, he would have been looking
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Speaker 1: into this duct and it would have been completely pitch
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Speaker 1: black because it connected to that smoke stack, and the
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Speaker 1: smoke stack was totally sealed off. But despite not having
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Speaker 1: any idea where this tunnel goes, and it clearly not
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Speaker 1: being the place Celestino told him to go, Victor decides
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Speaker 1: to just get into this tunnel, which required bending over
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Speaker 1: because it was only four feet tall and five feet wide.
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Speaker 1: So he gets inside of this tunnel and he begins
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Speaker 1: shuffling his way deeper and deeper into this tunnel until
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Speaker 1: he reaches the end of the tunnel where it actually
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Speaker 1: connects into the smoke stack. Now, at the top of
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Speaker 1: this duct where it the smokestack, there wasn't a grate
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Speaker 1: or bars or any sort of barrier that would stop
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Speaker 1: you from spilling into the smokestack, and because it was
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Speaker 1: totally pitch black. Victor when he made it to the
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Speaker 1: edge of that duct, he just kept on walking and
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Speaker 1: fell twenty feet down to the bottom of the smokestack,
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Speaker 1: and so in total darkness, Victor, who was probably badly
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Speaker 1: hurt from the fall, began feeling around the inside of
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Speaker 1: the chimney looking for a way out, and he eventually
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Speaker 1: found a hatch that was big enough for him to
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Speaker 1: fit through, but when he felt up against it, he
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Speaker 1: realized it was locked from the outside and it wouldn't
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Speaker 1: even budge. He couldn't even get light to come in
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Speaker 1: through a crack. It was totally sealed off and that
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Speaker 1: was the only way out of the smokestack unless he
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Speaker 1: could get back up to the duct, but there was
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Speaker 1: no way to do that. He most likely began screaming
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Speaker 1: for help, but he was encased in thick brick and
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Speaker 1: so his sound wouldn't have traveled it would have been
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Speaker 1: completely muffled. Plus, the smokestack was fairly far away from
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Speaker 1: the job site, which was very noisy as it is,
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Speaker 1: and so there was just no way that could have
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Speaker 1: heard him, and the smokestack and the duct were not
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Speaker 1: part of the renovation, and so there was absolutely no
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Speaker 1: foot traffic over around the smokestack. He was completely alone.
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Speaker 1: No one knew he was there, and there was no
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Speaker 1: way out. Seven days after Victor fell into the smokestack,
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Speaker 1: workers over at the job site they noticed this huge
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Speaker 1: swarm of flies over around the base of the smokestack.
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Speaker 1: There were so many flies over there, they decided they
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