Strange/Weird Deaths Tier 6 | Part 6 Explained

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2. Hannah needs to understand that she Does not need to Treat us ( Her Subscribers) like Fragile weak minded little Children, We don't need Trigger Warnings or anything..

3. The last one was filmed. You can see everthing in that video. Dont have to look into tabloids.

4. Kemistry’s death reminds me so much of that Russian brick video. Holy shit do I get crazy anxiety when I’m in a car after stories like this.

5. I actually forgot that happened to Gouverneur Morris. I mostly know about him because he was friends with Alexander Hamilton. They co-wrote the preamble to the constitution too.
   Allegedly, Alex actually bet him money to go up behind uptight and professional General Washington and greet him joyously slapping him on the back.
   The letters between them contain a lot of romantic and sexy language but they were both very sarcastic and may have just had that type of friendship (they were also both bisexual).

   More seriously, Morris was the ambassador to France and witness the beginning of the French Revolution and the sham trial and execution of Marie Antoinette.
   Morris was also in the room with Hamilton when he died and his statement about that day is really sad and apparently he had to step outside to cry before he could sit with his dying friend.

6. Giggling?

7. The Chelsea Ake-salvacion death is basically Final Destination in real life, super creepy man.

8. Oh no- we had gotten a python incident in Quebec too, I believe (I'm from NB) ; however, I don't think they had the proper reglementations, the python escaped from the vents & got them in their sleep… from memory the poor snake was also malnourished, so this would've had TOTALLY been preventable, and the snake was also a victim

9. That story about the python and the kids is so, so sad. Death by pet pythons is pretty rare (granted, most pythons aren't big enough to kill even the smallest humans) but although I fully support python ownership, I'm not against some regulation, or even laws specifying that its the fault of the owner. I mean, if a dog did that, we wouldn't talk about outlawing dogs as pets, so I don't think we should outlaw snake ownership because of something that's far rarer than fatalities caused by dogs – but at the same time, even if it was a genuine accident, I still feel like the owner is responsible for the actions of their animals unless the victim did something to provoke the animal against the owner's wishes (again, not something that happened in this instance.) Not that I think the owner should have even gotten manslaughter but idk. I'd have to look into the specifics of the case to know how I feel, but as a snake owner I take responsibility over my own snakes very seriously. Heck, one of my enclosures isn't locked properly because he has literally never even tried to climb up to the opening nor do I think he's capable of it (plus the lid is heavy, even if it isn't locked) but if someone got hurt because of that (he's a pretty small snake and his bite would barely hurt, but still) I would still take full responsibility. But regardless, I feel so terrible for those kids. Especially since pythons don't like humans, hence why they were killed but not consumed. (fun fact! we're shaped in a way that makes us a lot more difficult to swallow than other animals our size, so snakes don't like to eat humans even when they theoretically could!)

   And regarding the ice hockey one…god that shit is so scary. My dad fell while ice skating and cracked his skull, no external bleeding but there was a very slow bleed on his brain that the doctors didn't initially catch (well, they saw it, but thought that he was healing normally so they released him) and a few months later it turned into a clot that was pressing on his brain. It could've killed him so easily, especially because it took a while after he started showing symptoms (it was pressing his brain down on his brainstem so he was having coordination issues) for him to get diagnosed. Thankfully he didn't even have any lasting personality changes, which was a very real personality with such a serious injury, and he's fully recovered now. Head injuries are no joke.

10. I remember my ballet teacher telling us the story of Jean Baptiste Lully😭😭

11. 12 HOURS to die of soup in the veins??? That sounds so painful and horrifying! How would you even try to treat that?

12. The Brittanie Cecil situation reminds me of when Liam Neeson's wife, Natasha Richardson, died. She fell down while skiing and seemed fine, but then later died from bleeding in the brain.

13. "Wait, what the hell?"
    "A literal cat's eye!"
    "How did a cat's eyeball go through a wind shield? AND kill someone.."
    " I can't put this in the video, that doesn't make any sense.."
    "Unless… it was a glass eye for their cat ?"
    Lol it would of confused me too if I already didn't know what they were

14. When I was pregnant one day I started bleeding like I was having my period so I rushed to the er and Im freaking out, they take me back and they start doing an ultrasound. Thankfully everything with my baby looked fine (and he is now 17 months old and healthy) but the ER doc was like "its bc you have a low placenta. It's supposed to be up here but its too close to the cervix, so the baby probably kicked it and since its just a sack of blood basically it bled and that came out." Fast forward 3 days to when I am able to go in to my OB's office…tell me why she tells me "I have no idea wtf the ER doc was talking about, none of what he said is correct. Since we weren't the ones to do the initial ultrasound I can't say why you were bleeding but the baby is perfectly fine" so I wouldn't be at all surprised if Brittanie's doc had literally no clue wtf they were talking about.

15. sorry if this is dumb, but thank you for showing vulernability at 10:53. i really believe its so important to show emotions (and its so common for people to be embarassed when they shouldnt) because it normalizes that we're all human and should express ourselves– idk it just really warmed my heart to see your empathy for this situatiuon

16. i like that you give warnings for things about kids. and florida. always gotta warn about florida

17. Also from the northwestern US and have never ever heard of that road thing or it being called a cat's eye, what the heck?

18. SHE PUT SOUP IN HER VEINS?!?!?!

19. I remember hearing about Brittanie Cecil too, I think I was 11. So awful.

20. PSA: if you ever have to eat live bugs, ALWAYS chew them before swallowing, because they can and will grab onto you and can cause a lot of internal damage and/or choking

21. Did you gain weight?

22. I only now discovered your channel (like in today) and it's touching to see that a stranger's death can make you so sad. Big feels to you Hannah!

    P.S. How do you explain, upon arriving in theoretical heaven, that yes, you choked on live cockroaches that you were voluntarily eating in order to win a python?

23. I feel sorry for the snake 🙁

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