Nightclub Turns Into GAS CHAMBER Killing 242 University Students In One Night

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  • Опубліковано 2 бер 2024
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  • @reichr
    @reichr  +2

    “9 dollars and 50 cents would cost 242 lives.” CHILLS ☹️

  • @m11thebazile

    They took all measures to prevent people from going out without paying, but they had 0 safety measures in case of an emergency. Money really screws with people's minds.

  • @hellogiygas

    47:22

  • @bhumika7070

    how shameful! the owner of the club cried that he had to spend his BIRTHDAY IN JAIL!!! 242 STUDENTS WHO DID NOT EVEN PASS THE AGE OF 30 OR 35 ARE NOT EVEN ALIVE TO SPEND THEIR BIRTHDAYS!!! what kind of a human would do that! the fact that he spoke this infront of the victims loved ones makes my blood boil!! i really hope that the people who passed away are in heaven looking down and smiling at their loved ones assuring them that they are ok! ALSO how could someone blame it religion be it any reason! whats a fire which killed 242 students who weren't even at blame got to do with CHURCH!!! its also so inhuman of the lead vocalist to blame anyone but him!! people who were involved in this blame anyone and anything except but themselves!!

  • @chrstphrluis2206

    If a pastor said my child would be alive if he were in church instead, I would have been locked up within the hour. Those religious people make me sick.

  • @Evelyn-te1nk

    "Sir, you're not wearing a shirt" MADE MY JAW DROP

  • @treesgrowuphigh

    The owners needed LIFE in prison, to get away without punishment is cruel to all the people hurt by this tragedy

  • @cheyanngluck8194

    Wow, the taxi drivers and civilians offering to transport the victims brings tears to my eyes. Its always so humbling how communities come together during tragedies.

  • @SavvyMuhon

    That bouncer should face some kind of charges too. A ton of people were literally screaming at him that there was a fire and he refused to let them go until they paid.

  • @localfup

    I knew that there would be victim blaming. God if at my kid's funeral, the pastor started demonizing my kid for being human and wanting to enjoy his life, I would get out of the church in handcuffs with blood on my hands. The audacity!

  • @grandkalbi5331

    As an architect, this is why people who bypass shit like this for cost or do undertable deals make me so pissed off and refuse to push a project with that kind of mentality. THERES A REASON WHY THESE THINGS ARE IN PLACE. rest in peace to all those people who suffered.

  • @Sunshineannatx

    I’m 32 and I partied a lot in college. Sometimes I’ll still go to a bar every now and then. I’ve lived all over, including internationally. I am also an avid live music fan, going to as many concerts as I can. I have never once thought ‘is this building safe?’ Or ‘what is the noise dampening foam made of?’

  • @HeortirtheWoodwarden

    "Sir, you're not... wearing a shirt"

  • @BonazaiGirl

    If I lost my child in such a tragic incident and the pastor said those words at their funeral, I’d be put behind bars for first-degree murder.

  • @marcojames1916
    @marcojames1916 28 днів тому +68

    As a former EMT, the part where they had to keep moving on to the next patient broke me for a second. I FELT that pain, and how they must’ve felt in the aftermath. It wasn’t really the dead that bothers you, it’s the living people screaming at you that really screws you up.

  • @1ofCornPopsBigBadB_____ez

    That guttural scream hit me hard. I remember that scream when I found saw my son and before I even got to him I knew he was gone. I just stood in the doorway and screamed. I hear that scream over and over still to this day 13 years later. The memories of when they were alive start to fade, but the moment of when they passed is as strong as if it were yesterday. U relive that moment over and over again throughout the rest of your life. Rest In Heaven Devon 💔🙏🕊

  • @Sillygoose2412

    Side note: it’s very not cool for multiple reasons that that one nightclub employee used the fire extinguisher for fun to spray at people, obviously because they used it and didn’t replace it, but also because depending on the kind of fire extinguisher it is (ie water, foam, chemical, class a, class b, class c, etc) it can cause serious health issues, if not be fatal if ingested. Fire extinguishers are not a toy!

  • @imanibailey9108

    Jovani’s story made me cry. He risked his own life with 40% less lungs than most people to try to save his brother and succeeded as well as saved others. That had to be a hard thing to do surrounded by so much panic, fear, death, and carnage.

  • @kayynnnn
    @kayynnnn  +154

    Thank you for talking about this case. There's a book written by the mom of a victim, called "Everyday day, the same night" and it's one of the saddest things you could ever read.

  • @lucilaiturraspe7585

    We had a similar tragedy happened in Argentina. Cromañón's Tragedy.