Lost in the snow | S01 E02 | I Shouldn't Be Alive | Full Episode | All Documentary
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2020
- Traveling to Idaho to attend a funeral, a family from California becomes trapped in a blizzard; while trekking off to find help, a wrong turn leads them deep into the unforgiving wilderness.
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I've been watching these for two weeks straight with little to no sleep. I shouldn't be alive.
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Should we send rescue? 🚁🚨
@@valobrien9596 Yes.
@@Del-Canada Any chance you brought a flare or a really loud whistle with you, anything that might help us locate you? Or maybe you could describe your surroundings, look for something really distinctive.
Full grown man here. I always cry when babies are involved in these stories. I'm glad everyone made it.
No need to cry. Babies are much more resilient than adults in these situations.
Those who rescued them are so nice people, I want to thank all those people who rescue the people, who help the people, thank you very much
@Angela Ross ⁸898⁸⁸88⁸8888
Bless you both 💖
what else can you do..you just have to begrudgingly help sometimes.....
I feared the baby couldn't breath in the bag.
@@annward4149 the bag saved the baby's life....
Dont worry honey, the main route is snowed over and closed. But the back roads will be passable.
The highway patrol should've blocked off those back roads as well on account of someone who might try to pull a stunt like they did
I was thinking the same thing. Seems every move made was the wrong one. I don't miss being young as far as the inexperience part goes.
Lol how did you know too?Rediculous ya think"
@lana lake or perhaps the ones that go on for countless miles 50 miles from nearest town in a snowy area...
@lana lake you literally just gave reasons for why they SHOULD block these roads off
I remember this when it happened! I'm a native Idahoan and was living 20 minutes from Pocatello back then. I remember the news was all over this and people were looking so hard to find them but the weather was rough that year.
I'm so glad they all made it. 😘😘
If you ever end up stuck in the snow like these guys you can very easily find some gravel and throw it under the tires it’ll give it something to grab onto. If you can’t find gravel take the car mats out and lay them beneath each tire. Also, even if you don’t have the proper tools to put the chains back on they can be used under the tires for traction.
Ex at least they were very brave to survive
Simplest solution, let air pressure out of tires.
Easy talk from your comfortable coach my dear. When you were in the same situation, would you do all the things you say.. I doubt it 🤔
@@casvastenburg8034 I'd of atleast let some air out.
I’ve used sticks before to the same effect
I was so concerned about the baby more than anything else... It really hurt my heart, how that tiny human being managed 9 days without sufficient food or water. I am super happy he turned out fine at the end.
@Angela Ross breast milk dries up without nutrients.
The body uses a lot of energy producing milk, if the mum isn't getting the food and water required, her body will start to fail and milk dry up.
Thanks. I’m doing much better now. But I was only the actor
Thing about babies that are less than a year old, from what I've seen in documentaries, is that it's believed they can survive on stored nutrients and such. Kinda like how in Mexico's 80s earthquake, a hospital collapsed and some newborn babies were able to survive days in the rubble without food.
@@AlphaOmegaKnight77658 interesting.
There was actually a full length movie about this couple, how the father walked some 40 miles in the snow to get help, leaving the wife and baby behind. Luckily, they all survived. The doctors at the hospital where they recovered said that the baby survived because its tiny body went into survival mode and brought its metabolism down to the lowest possible, conserving all the baby fat...the infant actually lost no weight, but of course the mom and dad lost plenty. Isn't mother nature amazing, and sometimes terrifying, so RESPECT her!
Thanks for this wonderful info Ryder!
Do you remember what the movie is called?
I’ve always been told that babies are able to withstand cold weather better than adults and now that makes more sense
@@jackarkel2051 the movie is called Snowbound The Jim and Jennifer Stolpa Story.
I don’t care what he tried to do. He willingly put his children in danger!
The fact that little baby was in those conditions for 9 days and came out with only diaper rash and dehydration really put things in perspective. You constantly hear of children being taken by child protective services in 10x worse condition than this. That's crazy!!!!
Dehydration is pretty serious.
Sometimes you watch something and don’t know what to say... I’m speechless. This is both terrifying and miraculous at the same time.... so glad they all came out alive... a parents love will do anything to save their child ❤️
Learning map reading don’t eat snow stay in car read simple parenting books as you wait for help.I don’t have any sympathy for them but got lot sympathy for child.granny was going nowhere .I saw film about them .if you feel need lose toes in conditions like that not taking basic food and water then go for it but leave child with someone who got one active brain cell
They are irresponsible parents.
Young and dumb .
Bet they'll never do that again 😂
How do you have a baby and still leave your house without food in your car
Claire Blue propaly has Breast milk still
They had food but for a week
@Angela Ross if the mother doesnt get nutrients then she cant produce milk.
she breastfed, it is lucky!!
The fact he was still breastfeeding ment food isn't the babys main food source. Trouble comes when the mother isn't getting the food and water she needs to produce the milk for the baby.
They set out not thinking they would end up driving off the highways and into snow covered wilderness. They planned for food for a matter of hours, not to be stranded for days.
They were foolish to even think they should attempt going out on such a drive in blizzards with a baby. I wouldnt leave my home in the first place in such conditions, but thats me.
The woman and the baby should have stayed in the car, and he should have traced their car tracks back.
My view too
That’s what I was thinking too plus the car was warm so baby can stay safe too and he wasn’t far from the Highway from where the car was
Well the two want as clever as you
They were guessing 60 miles back. That is a death sentence is sub temps with no food with or without a a baby.. Especially with out winter training skills. Like knowing conduction and convection,Eating snow will lower your core. You will die from hypothermia before dehydration. Ice coffins etc. The best thing is to just stay put if you are not certain.. It's almost impossible to be spotted from air. The car holds tools to start fires signal etc.
Absolutely 😭😭😭
Always be prepared, food, sleeping blankets, warm clothing, gps, backup phone, charging phones, spare fuel etc, fuel up every opportunity
It was 1992. There was no phone or accessible gps. Food, water, warm clothes is something every person that drives should have in there car. They still would have died eventually if they didn't go for help which is usually what not to do but when your out where no one really drives you have to leave for help.
They got lucky
You are 100 % right even when we go on a biker run like Sturgis or Daytona Beach or just riding in Arizona where we live. You can start out and it be 112 and by night it's dropped to the 70's or below you just never know. So never leave without supplies and always have a phone and extra battery's I don't know why they didn't listen to their families if they had they would not have gotten stuck I hope that they all survive !!!
Dave Norman op is just saying what we need to bring with us NOW, he didn’t say “those people should’ve had a phone or gps” and he’s right!!
They were headed to a funeral not some alpine adventure. Hind sight is always 20/20, considering this situation I think most people would be equally unprepared regardless of what you say.
You left out gun smh
I'm just happy that they all survived especially baby. That baby was so adorable.
Thank you. I was an adorable baby
@@cytze9827 you actually played the baby??
Its a different baby in the reenactments.
I'm trying to enjoy these ads and they keep interrupting them with a story about some family lost in the snow.
😂😂😂😂😂
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some family in the snow 😅
Dhaaat teri marolnaka se sakinaka 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Exactly
Risking their lives and that of their baby driving through the snow and blizzard .No food and no water 🙁
Who else is addicted to this in pandemic crisis ?? I watch it specially in my bed
I like watching this in my cozy bed while my air conditioner is on and I am thinking "Better them than me!"
It was in 1992.Honey.
Same roflmao
Stock up on grub and water anyway. Lol
Me I’m addictive to them their a lot of help since my husband passes a way in May ,,,
She didn't like it so he ate it all lol what a husband. Instead of leaving some there for when she got really hungry.
Watching this certainly makes me appreciate having water and my toes.
And GPS
It always makes me think I need to drink more water and less food!
The weather was bad, direct road closed but you still decided to carry on with your trip
It makes me appreciate having a brain and common sense
@@vimetherandom gps in 1992?
1st mistake: never take a new road and drive in the dark (that why they get lost). 2nd: When get lost, mom and baby should stayed in the car, the dad should walk back the same road, with the map and road signs in the day light, he will know exactly where he is. 3rd: they wasted their time and strength just to play games! 4 They know the bad weather ahead but no food supplies, no survival kit, no communication ... especially they have baby 5- Stay in the car, with gas and battery still work, it means warm! .... Sorry for their stupidity!
Not everyone is that creative.
@@donnyboi7033 that's not creative, that's basic survival, anyone with a functioning brain would do those things above, the fact they took their baby is insane
@@LunaRose1312 right! I live in Chicago and i have food, lots of water, and a firs aid kit, cause you mever know.
Completely agree! Just a thought on your 3rd point though: they thought they were waiting to be rescued or picked up by a traveler. They say that if you're lost, the best thing to do is stay put, after all.
Yes, they lucky there was no hungry Wolfs around!
The acting in these re-enactments are usually very exceptional. This one is no different. I really like this kind of content.
So many things done wrong...disregarded the weather, didn’t prepare for anything, decisions that caused near death, brought a child, but pulled it out so props to them
I got stuck in a ditch for 6 hrs in a snow blizzard. Even with a lighter I ended up with frost bitten fingers that still bother me 20 yrs later. I'm glad they all survived!
It really don’t take long in cold weather. Glad your ok. I live in the Pocono Mountains of Pa and I keep lots of blankets plus a few candles. Even a tea light helps in those situations.
Glad u made it, thanks for sharing.
You are well qualified to comment. It can happen so easily.
@@valygrl1017 A simple 5 fahrenheit capable sleeping bag should be enough
don't used your lighter to heating up!..burns something like your truck tires.
This is why im partially thankful for how my mom and i always pack up 10× more stuff than we need for road trips. Sure it may be a pain to carry but it means that if anything happens we can last longer as long as we dont eat and drink everything immediently.
The husband didn't listen not to mother nor to his wife...not even to know where he was going. Now they're stuck in the snow.
One bad decision after another. For a military guy he was not prepared at all. Rule No.1-never leave your car(same goes in any terrain/weather)-I'm an aussie and it is one thing u never do if lost/broke down. The car is easier to spot, gives you shelter and has survival resources. It's like these people left home without their common sense/logic.
I always mean to leave stuff in my car in case of emergency, but never do.
2 geniuses
He was a PRIVATE 😖
I wonder how much trouble he got into since he was technically AWOL (Absent Without Leave).
if they didn't leave their car they would've all died.
The baby is way smarter than their parents together.
Just a heads up, there's a video in your ads.
ads? what ads? anybody with a brain has ad blockers
@@FreeHempNow no sir, your mom told me different.
If you skip to the end then hit replay the ads will be gone. Try it!
@@nisse5946 Ty 🙂👍
@@nisse5946 legend
Moral of the story:
TAKE MOM'S ADVICE SERIOUSLY!!!!!!!!!
Exactly. And don't use pay phones.
yep uh huh
I'm always telling my sons that " mother knows best ".
Bet they called to ask her advice on any decision for years after.
And respect the weather reports! It’s always better safe than sorry.
I just finished watching this, and randomly walked over to my husband and asked, “ If we had an infant, drove in a blizzard, got lost and stranded in the middle of nowhere with snow all around us, what would you do?” His response “ It wouldn’t happen. I wouldn’t drive in a blizzard.” 🤣 He couldn’t even get into the hypothetical question he just insisted He wouldn’t drive in a blizzard 😂
No man with a functioning brain would, this man put his entire family in severe jeopardy, not just his wife but his baby too, the future of his family line, the baby must be protected at all times
Stay on Freeway and never took a short cut on road and area you don't know.
True...It doesn't matter if its a special occasion I wouldn't never drive out in that kind of weather. Period! I wouldn't risk it!
@@MyLifeRideorDie just stay on the main roads...
@@barbikinkin I wouldn’t even leave the house in a blizzard. I can barely survive outside in my garden in the winter
Hmmmmm, the husband should have listened to his mom about staying put and waiting out the weather.
I agree! There are other ways he could've paid his respects to his grandma such as sending flowers or maybe requesting a recorded version of the ceremony. In the end, they missed the funeral anyway! So, their trip turned out to be pointless. They got lost in the wilderness for nothing!
Right! I was really confused on why the heck they even left the car.
Yes, let's take the chains off because surely we won't need them 😳
It made me so angry. I think he just wants to make the truck go faster to where they want to go
@@beneciofamily698 Same, I wanted to yell at the screen! Ugh, the thoughtlessness 🤦🏻♀️
@@beneciofamily698 that’s exactly it. They literally said it was to go faster.
I'm just happy the baby made it
Thanks
Me too
Same
I remember watching this all over the news!! Young couples should take note!
(Always listen to your mother/parents!)
they haven’t lived this long and survived raising you to not have knowledge and life experience to know a thing or two!
Totally agree.
Not sure. I bet there are parents who would badger their kids not to miss the family occasion. Sometimes the younger ones have more sense.
This story was crazy.
They were both irresponsible. The husband even more.
Its important to remember that simply melting snow in your mouth is not anywhere close to meeting the hydration threshold needed to stay alive, it's sort of a zero net gain thing. The energy needed to melt the snow with body heat expends more moisture than it gains. Include a stainless steel water bottle in your trouble kit in your car and a heat source like a propane or butane stove and a couple canisters of fuel plus a way to make a fire. Also, travelling with an infant, requires an elevated level of caution.
What if you put it in a bag and put it in your pocket in the car or something.. Would that work
@sabrina That can take a long time and is very dependent on the temp/weather in the environment. The commenters approach makes exponentially more sense than yours.
They say let bits of snow melt on your tongue a little at a time so that you can get water but do NOT eat it.
They could have all DIED over this mans stupidity and lack of COMMON SENSE!!! THIS STORY MAKES ME SOO ANGRY! SORRY!
It's okay. Every other viewer is too! Lol
when ur young and inmature you make some times bad decisions this is one they prob learned one...
@@BoundInChains I’m not mad. I feel bad at all these judgmental people who feel like they’d make better decisions. Guess what? They all lived. All 3 of them. They did something right.
@@JahlenJohnson11 Yeah, the judgmental people know they would have stayed home and not driven in a freaking blizzard.
Strange - I live where it never snows or gets really cold but from habit put in candles, tools, water, blanket, etc even for a 2hr trip in the summer.
Most of the world doesn't think ahead Heather and that is the main problem. People travel and think nothing will go wrong. Even day too day life, we never think ahead like what if coronavirus happens and we lose our job and should have rainy day funds.
Right.
That's cuz your smart.
That’s because your IQ is more than both of theirs combined.
Burnaby 604 - never understood having a ‘rainy day’ fund till now. Stay safe.
Mistake after mistake, what surprises me is this guy had army training, you never travel 1000 miles specially with a new born baby without any food and water, we learn so much about being prepared in the army and this guy puts himself in this situation, unbelievable.
Lol He’s not the sharpest crayon in the shed .🤪
@@MrDelgrigorov : Still, SOME kind of training...maybe in COMMON SENSE!
Doubt he knew how to survive his backyard...total incompetent!
The confidence of youth...
@@BasedinReality1984Back then they looked like hillbillies.
"get-there-itis" has killed many
A MEGA-AMAZING story. Congrats. to all three of them for bravely surviving!
In my opinion any man who gets his family that far off track, during a blizzard, needs a lesson in being a man. That being said, I’m so happy that they made it.
My thoughts exactly
From start to finish, I mean I’m a parent myself and if I knew weather was bad, plus had no way of communication I wouldn’t put my newborn child in that kind of danger ever.
:/
This one took my breath away! So intense. So thankful they all survived, thank You Lord!!
This one and “saved by a dead hiker” is great!!
No worries Robin
@@ld5420 🤣🤣🤣
Glad they all survived. We can learn from their mistakes
We never learn,and we will continue them..again and again
As a mother, I just cannot fathom experiencing this situation with my infant don. Heartbreaking.
Same here. I always keep supplies in my car, including diapers/wipes, blankets, food/water, bottles...and I've had to use them, too!
Why call it heartbreaking?? They suffered, overcame, survived, and they're all doing well now (in spite of losing their toes). Most of us are pretty spoiled in Western society, when you have a near-death experience, or several, you learn to appreciate life and not assume it's going to be easy all the time. I don't blame you for not wanting to experience it with your son, but it didn't break their hearts, they are strong people and they love each other. I'm pretty sure they learned some valuable lessons from it... that's for sure!!! Don't be sad, they're OK!!
😉 PS. Remember, Life never guaranteed everything would be easy all the time, and how you respond to adversity says a lot about you. You can give up, or you can do what you have to do to survive and recover from things, as they have. ❤
I like HD quality, thank you for the upload! Hopefully you will reproduce all other episodes, it would be really worth to re-watch the entire series in quality like this.
How does a baby breathe in a sleeping bag zipped up?
It was to keep it warm
because oxygen can seep through a closed sleeping bag.
I don’t know how I did but I did
It’s not even a brainer... it’s just a zip!
When it s really cold is easier to breath trought cloth or even a sleeping bag, you won't get suffocate
I watch these documentaries all the time but this one really touched me.
I saw this a few yrs ago, its incredible that they survived
I am glad to see three of you are safe. I was worried about the baby but I am happy to see he is a young boy now.
*Young man. It was 1992 at the time of event.
Yeah, this was filmed in 2005.. so the kid is 29 or 30 and the parents are like 50.. wonder if they're still together. Doubt it.
@@Gameboy-Unboxings from a 2005 article, they subsequently moved to Wisconsin to get away from the national attention this all got. They had a daughter and later divorced. Jim's Army career ended after he was medically discharged due to the loss of toes.
-honey look there is a storm!
-ok let me get the keys and start drive in to it!
-ok let me get the baby with us!
-great idea!
And let’s also not pack any food, water or warm clothes!
How about a phone? What naaah
@@muchlove9781 It was 1992..
Serkan Ister o ya .. no we do not need any food just old chip crumbs
Grace Devonshire Nokia had launch their fist phone by then. There were walkie talkies and satellite phones way before 92 also
I feel like this episode is how the show really got its name. It's wonderful they survived, but wow, talk about making a series of what should have ultimately been fatal mistakes. With winter weather, if one road is closed, particularly the main one, expect others on the same mountain range to be closed or difficult. And although I grew up in the Colorado mountains, sometimes the best option is to just go back home no matter what event you are missing.
You are right but I mean, at age 20 and 21 they were basically still kids WITH a kid....
These disaster stories often start with one very bad decision.
With a wife and child, the number one priority is to protect them.
Other obligations do not matter when you've got such bad weather...
And the pride of people, and the arrogance, to just blunder forward, baby with them, instead of just staying in a motel and waiting.
They knew nothing about the area.
"THERE WASN'T MUCH TRAFFIC" INDEED!
They didn't bother to tell anyone where they were, they didn't ask at a gas station about conditions ahead.
This happens when a man has to "be a man" and rely on only himself.
People have what I call "nature deficit disorder", where they're so out of touch with how reality can be, because they lack any experience, and they don't even know how badly ignorant they are.
@@frankG335 You are so right! In one of those episodes a couple got lost in the Amazon forest and the man was saying "Even if it takes 40 days I will cross the forest" and how stupidly naive, ignorant and plain dumb one has to be to think he can cross the rainforest, that is 17 times the size of England, by foot with no water, food, map or any local knowledge.
So easy for us to say at this point WHAT WERE YOU THINKING, but they were very young abs inexperienced. I’m sure they learned a lot from this!
Serious understatement.
I mean if you willingly drive into a blizzard........
Yes they were young but not that young. At age 21, I knew better than to do something like this.
This literally makes me cry ,such an emotional story
I’ve been crying. The show is so much emotional!
Yes Addicted to these amazing episodes ! Fantastic acting and filming, they have me riveted and keeps my mind off my recent tragedies! Thanks so much!
I loved this video, it made me cry with joy at the end.
There is a similar story about a family from California to Idaho or Seattle? They got stuck and the dad left to find help leaving the mom and 2 toddler daughters in the car. The mom and daughters were saved but sadly the dad perished trying to save their lives :(
uhhhhh, that's terrible.
Yeah it happened on "bear camp road", it was a hunting trail they mistakenly went down
Craig is the man for sorting the radio to get the may day out like that! Search and rescue people world wide are true heros!!!! Most of them being volunteers too ❤
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I would eat the fruitcake even if I didn’t like it, i mean. Imagine, you stuck in the snow with no food only fruitcake which you hate. Would you eat it, or starve?
She didn’t know she was gonna starve, she thought she was getting out of there
This episode made me very emotional 😢
I remember this story when it first came out, I cried through it.
No need to cry for their endless stupidity.
Just seen your comment lol
@@michaeltrumph121 cry for babie, his mother and stupidity
This brought tears 😢 to my eyes!
Wow what a story.. least your still here to tell your story to many others. And in the hope that someone listens x
Ah wow, I have crossed that area perhaps 7-9 times. Always appreciated the remoteness, was always prepared for everything, there are traffic signs actually that let you know before you enter on to HWY 140 that the next gas station is 120 miles away, though there is one gas station some times open about 80 miles in the middle and before the National Refuge.
I cannot believe the baby survived, I'm in complete shock at this whole entire episode. What a mess!
When they took the chains off😑
I'm not familiar with snow. Why do you put chains?
adi sh, mainly for traction. Work really well but shouldn’t be used at high Speeds. Buses and mail trucks always use them all the time around under here.
I live in snow country and owned a few 4x4 trucks and I,m a avid snowmobiler and Ice fisherman and never used chains. If the snow is to deep for 4wd then chains will not make a difference.
Chains are for 2wd cars.
I am in love with the baby😘
The husband eats all the food, waits for days and then tells the wife its best if they all walk out and write a will... OKAY
Amazing. They are so lucky to be alive. Always try to go prepared - food water the right clothes for everything. If possible breast feed until children are 2 so you always have food and water on hand for them too. I am so glad they all survived and well done to those local people for rescuing them.
They need way more nutrition and chewing skills than that. Breast feeding your baby past one year is ridiculous. 6 months is long enough.
Happy for you guys, be safe!!!
Beautiful family. Awesome father!!
this brought tears to my eyes
travel with a small baby during winter snow are you kidding
The father got on my nerves he seems to be very stubborn. Can imagine the type of person he is. I’m just glad the baby was ok
This one had my heart pounding especially for the baby, im so glad they all survived ❤
I absolutely LOVE these shows!💞💞💞❤💛💛🧡💚💙💜
That actress was outstanding.
Listen, we’ve all made mistakes and misjudged situations - this one was a near deadly mistake but there is no need for hateful comments. Every single person on this earth has made ignorant decisions at one time or another, we were just lucky enough to survive it. So for all the self righteous people saying they would do this or that, just remember you’re not perfect either so step off your high horse. People make mistakes.
Very true
I mean c'mon, it should have been a red flag when they said there was gonna be a blizzard.
@@antfactory1 this reminds me of people going to Australia and drowning at the sea caught on a rip. If you havent experienced something you might underestimate the danger.
It's not hateful comments, its just healthy reactions towards irresponsible behavior. An infants was involved... Of course it is upsetting, everything else is neglectful
This story really touched my heart
I could be mistaken but I specifically remember this episode being like a mashup of sorts where it featured Les Stroud in a similar situation as this couple and he showed us various survival techniques like burning a tire to make a smoke signal, cutting up the fabric of the truck seats to make snow boot insulation and building a fire to melt snow for water. If anyone can find this version of the episode please link it. That would be great.
EpicTy I specifically remember seeing that as well but not sure where to find it. I think it might be the Survivorman Norway episode.
i remember an episode like that I think it was on the discovery channel or TLC channel
the 21 year old me would have made the same unwise decisions. The 56 year old me travels with a mobile survival store. Drives my wife crazy sometimes. "We're only driving an hour, do we really need rations?!" Yup.
what a strong and lucky couple - everybody makes mistakes in young ages - but now this 2 know, what was the wrong decisions.
both had to have their toes amputated. you have to cope with this disability until the end of your life
Both parent said don't come as the storm is coming and these are country roads. That not a wrong decision. It's wasent their choice.That playing hard head to your host house your staying at. And they know the country roads there, and guess what they were right the road was impassible shut down.
The least mr hard head could do is call them and say your were right, we be heading back home and call later. But no they decide to go all back roads. Even after not telling anybody. This is a 4 day trip. And no food. That why they took the chain off to go faster. I bet they slid off the road and didn't include that. They disobey order from both parents and even when back road. Of course you going to get stuck. That why you listen to folks who know there roads.
Never drive in secluded, empty road. Always think that your car will break and when that happens, you know you can look for people for help. Also another survival tip: never ever go out without a cellphone.
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@@vidvidvid2012 It was 1992, nobody had cell phones back then.
They deserve a Darwin award too.
Very emotional I’m happy they survive
That baby is the cutest, I think him and his mum should have stayed with the truck all along.
That was beautiful I'm so glad you all made it I hope you all have so much more positive outcomes in your life's now yous deserve it 💜😉👍🇬🇧
Cheers Lee
Set the spare tire on fire.
Such amazing parents, what a wonderful strong lucky little boy.
As a Wisconsin girl I find this whole thing terrifying lol I know what snow can be like when it wants to be beastly and unrelenting. It is a wonder they survived!
@Read deeply My fiance is from Wisconsin and we go there every year for Christmas. His Mom showed me the survival stuff she keeps in her car! I learned so much from the whole family; snow is beautiful, but it can definitely be deadly.
Wish they’d make new episodes of this show :) these are all reuploads
I guess they ran out of stories, real stories
Fun fact I’m the baby in the episode. That is literally me. No lie
Toooo cute!
Really don't believe you
@@victoriasmith6711 well my account name is the same name as the actor in the credits. Would I really go so far to make a fake account pretending to be a 5 month old actor from almost 16 years ago
Awww have you done other acting? How did you come about getting this gig? (Your parents know someone?)
Thats pretty neat
You are amazing and very strong I respect you so much 💗
I knew that was a Custom Deluxe !! Best pick-up and van model ever.
The baby actor is brilliant 👶🥰
He has me at his first toothy grin.
I was relieved when they showed that the wife survived a few minutes in. Hopefully, the baby did too…
I’ve seen episodes where one child dies… heart breaking…
The baby didn't have any teeth
The baby survived and now has his own kids there is a film about it called snowbound The Jim and Jennifer Stolpa Story it's a great film if you can find a copy.
He’s brilliant able to coo, waah and caa right on cue.
A few weeks ago people in Baltimore got stuck on I-95 after a small snow storm for over 19 hours. Always have supplies in your car. You don’t have to be in the back country to be stuck.
similar like "seconds from disaster", "shouldnt be alive" both are the best documentary series out there
Oh, Man!! This one flat tore me up!! It must be the grandpa in me (Or Dad). When it comes to little guys, there is absolutely no limit to what I would do to make sure they were OK.
Just curious. Would you think to take the mother and child along with you instead of bringing help yourself, unhindered? Would you walk the same route you came or essentially walk the hills randomly?
All I know is these people are lucky to be alive
What an angelic sweet baby!!
The baby is their guardian angel💛
Born to really, really incompetent parents!
Thanks
I’m glad they made it alive, this story was very touched, it’s a miracle they made it but they did 🙂 last decision was key
Yay for Dave and Dusty ☀️ two heroes