Pranks That Lead To Painful And Sad Murders

[@virginiaordaya]

Ugh. Hearing the radio host talk about herself still years after being directly responsible for that nurse killing herself and being solely concerned with how her life was effected makes me physically ill. Just go away lady.

[@thousandyardgavri2785]

Because she's supposed to talk about herself at that very moment? Stop assuming she only cares about herself just because you saw a few seconds of her answering some questions. The decision she made was stupid but it doesnt prove she's evil. If she's not evil, you can only imagine the guilt, mistreatment and the harrassment she's experiencing.

[@MissSallyB1]

@@thousandyardgavri2785 premeditated evil.

[@akosuaadepa6852]

@@thousandyardgavri2785she's getting a taste of what the nurse went through, she's just mentally stronger not to repeat the suicide

[@TheFranksoz]

I mean, she explained how she got a dose of her own medicine... but didn't kill herself over it.

[@JudeAussie]

I forgot all about the prank hospital call. Don’t think we’ve heard those two DJs here in Oz again. It was a stupid prank. Nurses are very busy people. RIP! Jacintha 😔

[@sagefields5847]

Yeah those dancing tik tok videos won't make themselves!

[@crimsonjedi]

That's the hospitals fault

[@hanix2002]

It was definitely a very silly prank but in all fairness, it wasn’t evil or maliciously done. The repercussions were truly horrible but its not fair to blame them for her death, I’m sure they had NO idea this would end in her death.

[@paruparupopVA]

​@hanix2002 Whilst I do partly agree,they really should've considered the possible consequences of impersonating the ROYAL FAMILY. Really, doing that alone was just disrespectful, and the cherry on top was doing the prank on a HOSPITAL, which houses many who constantly deal with life or death situations; hell made them think a hospital had time to deal with that? I don't care if you expected them to hang up immediately, you really should've stopped then and there once you noticed the nurses actually believing you were them.

[@AshLilyNeko]

Prank? I’m sorry but is it not illegal to impersonate someone in an attempt to gain access to private medical information? Because afaik in the USA that’s illegal af. Is that not the case in aus and the UK?

[@RobynLovesMusicXX]

Its so sad that a 'prank' can turn into something so serious

[@ingabrown3916]

Mel didn't drop one tear she did that interview for attention

[@sweetlover124]

I know, it can't even be called a prank once someone commits a crime. They just do it without thinking it's so sad they don't even think about the harm or consequences that it could cause or accure 😢.

[@sweetlover124]

​@@ingabrown3916 she was crying look at 13:34 she was facing a hard battle and she wasn't doing it for attention she truly felt guilt and would've done suicide but she dicided to move on.

[@minetlav5110]

It must be really hurt for the nurse when the world laugh at you also the people who are involved is not just a ordinary people. The Queen

[@EyeCue23]

I honestly blame the country for being so hard on the nurse! Who gives a damn hoe the queen sounds? Obviously the nurse looked at it normal as a mom checking on her daughter

[@Imjusthere1222]

I’m sorry but, I think it’s common sense to not impersonate someone to get personal hospital information. That could make a nurse lose their job and honestly disgusting that they thought that was “Just a prank”

[@daniellegrabowski-carman1471]

When that girl DJ was crying and said 'to think we might have had a hand in this". MIGHT HAVE?! C'mon, they're crying because they ruined their careers.

[@Mikesusendsadasdc]

It's nobody's fault but your own if you choose to take your own life.

[@picklecage5488]

@@daniellegrabowski-carman1471 its so dumb blaming them for this.

[@paruparupopVA]

​@@Mikesusendsadasdc it's the dj's faults for doing this prank without thinking about the consequences of their actions. Not even considering that "hey, maybe it'd be super disrespectful to pretend to be the royal family" or "wait, maybe let's not waste a hospital's time that have more important matters to deal with". Fact is, them doing this INFLUENCED her to take her life, so while yes she may have done it with her own hands, it's the djs fault aswell for doing something so childishly dumb and not stopping the prank when they noticed the nurses actually believing it was the royal family.

[@jae1444]

it was never that serious in the first place because the "personal info" the nurse released about kate was only the fact that kate was doing fine and she would be released soon. the nurse who ended her life because of that seems a bit odd to me because she left her two children and her husband behind. it just goes to show how people put the royal family above their own selves.

[@Itzyhani]

My mom has always said “slow down and always play the tape ALL the way through.” This fits so well with the first case. Ppl have to be able to look at their actions and say should I do or say this. What are the pros and cons if I do this. Learning the 48 hour rule really helped me. If I need to make a decision, statement, response, anything I always try to sleep on it or give it 48 hours! Normally after a little bit of time I realize certain things I can do to make things better. You don’t know how many times this helped me! Don’t be afraid to say idk the answer to that or give me a second to think about an answer.

[@ashleymarie2021]

I still don't see them imagining anything serious esp a death could ever come of a silly prank call. (Was all they saw it being and others laughed too even the Royal Family).

[@galady8632]

A very wise Mother indeed!

[@Itzyhani]

@@ashleymarie2021 I can see where you are coming from. But then also it’s the royal family! How that must have made Kate feel for someone to ease through security like that. I’m a normal person but if someone did that to me I’d be freaked out. Also I’ve worked in healthcare and customer my whole life and maybe it’s just me but I never try to put ppl in situations that I wouldn’t want to be in. Sometimes I’ll catch myself asking an employee a question they probably shouldn’t answer. I’ll then retract the question and say no I know you can’t answer that.

[@picklecage5488]

@@Itzyhani The Royal family does not deserve any respect, Dj's did nothing wrong.

[@katferguson]

How did the public learn who the nurses were? The hospital seems to have NO protocol.

[@scratchy1704]

I don't feel sorry for those pranksters whatsoever.Saying she wanted to end her life was trying to get people to feel sorry for her.The pranksters should be punished.

[@shawnmaria9064]

Your comment doesn’t make any sense 🤦‍♀️

[@Totallynotanidiot0]

@@shawnmaria9064 dude how

[@picklecage5488]

Fuck that, DJ's did nothing wrong.

[@thousandyardgavri2785]

Pranking someone doesnt truly mean they are evil people or a harm to society. A stupid decision to say the least but the guilt they will feel for the rest of their lives is more than enough of a punishment.

[@zhanasteele7067]

​@@picklecage5488yes they did that was a very stupid and childish prank

[@kayelynnegrant-haefner2303]

Wow, Mel. Way to go making it all about you. Guilt is suppose to be painful not a way to simply end it because it hurts. Feel what others feel by juvenile actions to learn a lesson. Not as an excuse to take the easy way out

[@JosephineBryantYT.]

Some pranks just go way too far and it is a real shame!

[@sunitabaral6662]

I agree

[@picklecage5488]

This prank didn't go too far at all, those DJ didn't do anything wrong, blaim the nations response. Also the Royalty as a concept is stupid and shouldn't exist.

[@JosephineBryantYT.]

@@picklecage5488 Dude it went too far because someone died!

[@mhmyuhh]

@@picklecage5488shut up you weirdo.

[@mhmyuhh]

@@picklecage5488the prank resulted in the whole uk blaming and making fun of jacintha. she must’ve felt like the whole world turned against her, everywhere she went she was ridiculed to the point where she wanted to take her own life. and even while she felt like this she still didn’t blame anyone else even though it wasn’t her fault. you’re just a heartless weirdo, go away

[@Aliciapaige777]

The first and second cases in particular are extremely sad and tragic, I feel so sorry for their families, all of these cases are just senseless deaths 💛💛💛

[@rdy2dstry]

how is it illegal to impersonate a cop but not the fucking queen or prince?

[@AmazingWorldOfGumballFan]

Bruh

[@bruthamann5697]

Because impersonation of a cop can lead to someone thinking they are being detained or even worse losing their Amendment Rights. Love or hate the cops that is more dangerous.

[@meee_______]

it might be in england but since the callers were in a different country they wouldn’t be able to do anything unfortunately

[@crimsonjedi]

Cause country's have different laws. Just think for a moment for once

[@hanix2002]

It’s pretty obvious

[@galady8632]

When I was in high school a classmate/neighbor was a huge prankster. At first they were bit funny but annoying. Over time the prankster became a bit cruel. He intentionally threw a run of lit firecrackers toward me (I wasn't facing him so I wasn't aware), but his twin sister ran between us and the firecrackers landed in her hair. She suffered serious burns and lost an eye. I was among many people that avoided him after that horror. Most of us visited his sister in the burn unit but no communication with him. The family soon relocated and all letters were returned/no forwarding address. (This was 1960s.) Since that experience I do not associate with pranksters and I avoid fireworks. For years I had nightmares seeing her face appear to melt. Actions have consequences. Make adult choices = pay adult prices.

[@Pan_7973]

11:07 "We love you mom, sleep in peace and please watch over us until we meet again in heaven" That broke me, cant imagine all the pain that the family went trough 😔

[@venomxo4075]

Tyson's story really breaks my heart , I don't blame him at all , that girl deserves to be in prison , this is why most parents don't allow their kids to use social media .

[@filmtheory783]

No that is not why pedos THAT IS WHY I don't know how long ago you were a kid but a traditional part of childhood is NOT prank someone you died i am 22 and that was never something that occurred not once on ever

[@Translucent_Diamond]

I believe you, Venom. Children under 15 years old should be supervised while using any social media. I believe you are only allowed and have your own privacy when you are in high school. It’s true that even now, children under 15 are using social media at this moment. I wish parents would focus on their child(s) social media more even if it doesn’t matter.

[@bvomyles2286]

It’s the moms fault

[@markieramirez1126]

There is an age limit to social media for a reason. The girl should not do prison time to have her life taken away from her as well.

[@romanmorabito9514]

​@@markieramirez1126oh so her direct actions that resulted in a child taking his life she shouldn't get in trouble for it, you think it should just be a slap on the wrist kids will be kids scenario? She was old enough to know better and should be taught the consequences of her actions

[@RobbyMacPhee]

The first case was a gag but you have to ask yourself before attempting such a prank, if this prank works, will it be something that could be devastating to the person you rope in? Hospitals should be off limits for pranks.

[@hanix2002]

It was definitely a very silly prank but in all fairness, it wasn’t done with an evil or malicious intent. The repercussions were truly horrible but its not fair to blame them for her death, I’m sure they had NO idea this would end like that. But yea I agree w you should NEVER prank call a hospital.

[@Alijah.Adults]

Even if it wasn't done with malicious intentions, They made fun of her CONSTANTLY on their radio show before her death. They didn't try to stop people from antagonizing her and the other nurse, they basically encouraged it! I do not feel bad for them whatsoever.

[@hanix2002]

@@Alijah.Adults oh I’m sorry I didn’t know about them making fun of her specifically… also I believe mental health should be taken seriously. Iam a brown desi person myself and ik how downplayed mental health is in our society. There was definitely something more or else why would you throw away your whole life and family and kids and career over a joke like this, although it was a humiliating one.

[@Alijah.Adults]

@@hanix2002 It was nothing more then EVERYONE in the country making fun of her. Everywhere she goes all she heard were people making fun of her and her mistakes over and over again. Nothing is worse then being reminded of a failure that could have cost someone's LIFE. After this going on for a while she was most likely sent into a depressive state where she could probably hear them taunting her OVER and OVER and that caused the ending of her life.

[@nicolesmith6558]

You never know what people are going through and your words or interactions could be their tipping point so always be mindful of what you do and say. This was a hard lesson I learned when I said something very wrong

[@galady8632]

@Nicole Smith .... Definitely a very powerful comment. If I have any hesitation I find it best to say nothing. Just because something may be factual it isn't necessarily my place to say it. One example: My boyfriend and I ran into a friend's boyfriend in a restaurant. He was with another female, they were all cuddly and holding hands - obviously on a date. He actually introduced us to her. He seemed totally at-ease. My friend and I often talked on the phone, at least once a week. I waited until our next conversation several days later and stated 'if you ever see my guy with another female I hope you would tell me'. She stated she would. I asked if she wanted the same. She said no, they were close enough she would 'sense' changes. So I never mentioned it. Within 4 months she was pregnant. She believed they would marry. Suddenly he was unreachable. Shortly after giving birth she called and asked if we could have an honest conversation. She remembered my remarks and point-blank asked 'what motivated that?'. I told her the entire story. Seems he had 3 females pregnant at the same time - one was his ex-wife we met. My friend had to take him to court for child support. He was a fireman. Funds for all 3 pregnancies plus his original 2 children were deducted from his pay prior to a paycheck being issued to him. My friend doesn't regret having her son but in hindsight she wished she had been more aware of the guy's true nature. The fireman decided his only responsibility was child support, his son is grown and never met his biological sperm donor. (I do not believe he deserves the title father.)

[@AmazingWorldOfGumballFan]

Bruh

[@anieshaevans65]

Oh man this is just tough and unfortunate. On one hand it’s, nobody could have foreseen someone taking their lives over a prank- and on the other it’s, people shouldn’t be doing pranks like that to begin with. Horrible all around. 😓 absolutely heartbreaking.

[@picklecage5488]

There's nothing wrong with radio call pranks, their not too blaim for her death, suggesting otherwise is total nonsense. KZbin/tiktok pranks on the other hand where people bother other people in person are wrong, there's a big difference. The Royal family shouldn't be treated any differently than regular people and the wealth they've stolen over the centuries should be taken from them.

[@ManaTheSacrifice]

Did you watch it? It was not about prank itself, it was how people acted towards her. Makling fun of her and shaming her by this. Its literally bullying.

[@ghgmary]

People tend to undermine how hard the jobs of the healthcare workers are. They don't need stupid pranks from the people who are looking for 15mins of fame.

[@lizza79]

These stories were very sick very disturbing mother's going through without her I can't believe what she's going through it without her 11 Son

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

"Choose life" I love that she made that decision, mistakes happen!❤

[@missnanunana01]

That was hardly a simple mistake, though

[@ElyzaEllit]

It's so sad that a prank can turn into a big problem ,then it turns into something serious. Sometimes the pranks can go too far that can go for real , which leads to a serious one

[@richicalnongkynrih05]

Really truly sad all the three cases 😢RIP ,stop pranking people it may cost a life and destroy lots more Thanks Anna for yet another great content

[@AmazingWorldOfGumballFan]

Bruh

[@MartiErtel]

Those twins need to be severely charged.

[@pablosonic892]

The last story when I put myself in the guy's shoes who thought he was being the victim of a knife attack and shot the KZbin wannabe prankster dead, that would screw me up. In general what if scenarios of self defense situations, there's an ethical ease out of the morality quandary. But, this seems like some cruel cosmic joke. Regardless of being justified, knowing he was only a teen using a ridiculous and colossal sized amount of poor judgement in a fleeting moment and he was a good kid would eat away at me. Just a fluke of dark twisted fate. Man, that one hurt. They all do, but that one really got to me. We were all idiots when we were his age and did stupid things that luckily didn't end with us getting killed. RIP

[@codykinnee1112]

I heard this story about this girl who just wanted to play a harmless prank on her friend and it went really wrong.she told her friends that she was going to make a snack and she hid in the pantry. So that when one of her friends would check up on her she would jump out and scare them.But when one of her friends went to check up on her she jumped out to scare them.They thought she was an intruder so they pulled out a gun and shot her 20 times.He was arrested and charged with her murder.

[@LightningFox7]

You don't shoot someone 20 times over a scare

[@xoangelicaf0523]

@@LightningFox7bc in the movies the person still don’t be dead

[@justsomecoolprayingmantisd6422]

I read a few days ago that a KZbinr was doing a prank on people at a mall I believe it was and the guy he was pranking kept telling him to leave him alone. Well the kid kept at it and the guy felt threatened and pull out a gun and shot and killed the kid. When someone says no and to leave them alone you might want to heed the warning

[@justsomecoolprayingmantisd6422]

PS - I believe this incident was from last year

[@frankiestevens6824]

What people probably don’t understand is that health workers are under so much pressure in their jobs. What kind of idiot thinks prank calling a hospital is funny. Glad the radio hosts lost their jobs tbh. There’s a line between pranks and going too far. You just don’t prank call a hospital, it was dumb

[@caseycoleman-healey2964]

If the person left you in the note… there is no question of if you “may” have been a cause. Denial at its finest.

[@akcj1]

So sad. Jacintha must have been suffering with mental health issues. Although it is not the hosts fault, I am happy to know they feel regret for the stupid prank.

[@micheleanderson8234]

The act the DJ put on needs a Oscar !!

[@gemmatemple831]

This story is crazy, I watched a true life film about this back in the 90s and it ended with his acquittal so to now see his conviction with the DNA evidence is mind blowing 🤯🤯

[@hiiwaffies]

aw this is so sad. one joke can really interfere with somebodys life - rest in peace everyone who sadly passed in this video ❤️ xx

[@preciouslyunhinged]

People who do pranks should know that the person involved in there jokes is OK with it ,some are harmless pranks otheres are extreme ,bse not every stranger is in with the joke..they don't know peaple, and when we cross limits ,it has serious consequences over a prank gone too far

[@rilcymareena5130]

I am from mangalore, and this is just heartbreaking, I feel so bad for the family, this is brutal on the children

[@apemancommeth8087]

It’s sad that no one really realized how much pain it caused her! If only her coworkers, loved ones etc. had reassured her that it was going to be ok but in reality it may have happened despite what they could’ve done!

[@olyaalmeroth4117]

I love how the hospital kept saying that they supported her through this and obviously they did not

[@bringthepayne7561]

When a person....even you....your PRIDE is touched in an intimate way.We,you,even I have no idea how we'd act....

[@burntchickennuggie]

In the DJs apology: ... "And the fact that we may have played a part in that" What do you mean MAY you're the direct cause. That woman's blood is on your hands. How would she or the other nurse know that it's a joke? People need to stop with these pranks for real.

[@Lonersink]

It’s really not they fault

[@maxpayne7312]

@@Lonersink Very true, the lady in question should’ve been more realistic and just asked herself “why would the queen call here when she can just visit” I’m guessing the lady in question had several other issues going on in her life (depression, mental illness, stress and probably was already on the verge of self deletion) and the prank pushed her over the edge since she became the butt of the joke I’m more in the middle the DJs had no idea that the lady would self delete herself while the lady should’ve just questioned everything from the beginning or caught on to the bad accent

[@hanix2002]

It was definitely a very silly prank but in all fairness, it wasn’t done with an evil or malicious intent. The repercussions were truly horrible but its not fair to blame them for her death, I’m sure they had NO idea this would end like that. But yea you should NEVER prank call a hospital.

[@sharonwhite6126]

The first story those djs are responsible whatever way you look at it. Glad it's affected her life she deserves everything she gets

[@kelseywelsey2924]

What a stupid thing to say. It was a freaking prank call and she killed her self over it. Who kills themselves over a prank call? There was obviously other things going on, those DJ host obviously feel bad and that’s punishment enough you disgusting jackass..

[@sagefields5847]

Really? For a joke?

[@Imjusthere1222]

@@sagefields5847 that’s not a joke hospitals aren’t something to just prank call.

[@Grim_the_Clown]

@@sagefields5847the kind of person to mess around with people and cry “it’s just a prank bro” when someone squares up 😂

[@o98571]

I don't feel like the radio host were genuinely sorry. They just felt bad for how the situation turned out.

[@alexsanderruano5329]

I was being told before how brutal was the British sense of humor... but I never thought about its limits.

[@jackorluna6480]

Play stupid games win stupid prizes , these pranks will always end up in the most painful & horrible ways. I don’t feel bad for these people but the ones who lost their loved one’s I hope they heal from these painful wounds & I hope they find peace in their & soul

[@rachaeldraeger7814]

I didn’t know a simple prank could go so wrong.😢

[@vivieneng9882]

I hate, I hate pranks. Ever since I was a child, I hate pranks.

[@soccerchick12201]

I knew Tysen. He was exactly as described. Happy and animated. Loved coaching him on the soccer field.

[@isabelmariereynolds]

My heart goes out to the family 😢😢😢😢😢

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

That is so heartbreaking 💔

[@MartiErtel]

That girl needed to go to jail!

[@Hannahlytics]

In the first section of the video those DJ’s should have gotten a stronger sentence. And the second this girl knew he ended his life before the authorities knew. She should have gotten at least 10 years to think about her crime. And the last video is just awful as I watch the Stoke twins sometimes and it is just so terrible that this poor boy was shot down. I really feel for all of the families.

[@hanix2002]

It was definitely a very silly prank but in all fairness, it wasn’t done with an evil or malicious intent. The repercussions were truly horrible but its not fair to blame them for her death, I’m sure they had NO idea this would end like that. But yea you should NEVER prank call a hospital.

[@maxpayne7312]

I remember the first story very well as there was non stop coverage of that KZbin can take down all the prank videos they want but the viewers will move to TikTok to watch so it’s a no win situation

[@RB-tq4uu]

Very sad that he died but in what world do people think that running at someone with a knife is a funny joke?!?

[@RalphCunha]

Another awesome video Anna!!!!! You have the best true crime channel on KZbin. The way that you breakdown these cases and the way that you make these videos are extremely well made. Congratulations on your success and all the subscribers that you have throughout all of your channels. Keep up the fantastic work and I can’t wait to see what you have coming up next 👍🏼👊🏼🤟🏻👏🏼

[@sugamethisjinmethat992]

For the first one, I don't think the pranksters really meant to cause any harm. They most likely just saw it as something funny and so did the media it would seem. I think this case was just very sad and unfortunate that the victim felt humiliated and hurt because of the prank. My heart and condolences do go out for the victim. But the pranksters didn't mean for any of that to happen and it's obvious they feel horrible for it. It's probably safe to assume that they never will prank again and will be careful with what they do in the future to not cause something tragic again. We all must be mindful with what we do in order to not hurt people.

[@dontbstingy3587]

Timothy is basically the poster child for "play stupid games, win stupid prizes"

[@isabelmariereynolds]

She sounds like a good mother to her son

[@dianakatuuo3056]

Mel the DJ ate all her sadness away 😂😂 all that weight gain is punishment too. RIP Jacintha

[@Imjusthere1222]

That 13 yr old should not be dating an 11 yr old the maturity level is so different. That girl really needs some help bc to pretend you offed yourself shows a much deeper issue.

[@harmonie666]

Who thinks it's funny to prank someone in a different country, isn't it like scamming?😢

[@angelaobrien-yf1ys]

That's why I hate April Fools day and I don't play pranks on anyone

[@angelfaithtabladillo6683]

I guess social media platforms need to have this check. Prank videos like this must be deleted and banned. Nowadays kids can gain access to adult platforms without their parents knowing it and they can see these kinds of videos that make them want to do it as well.. These pranks might bring fun, but not to all of the people who can watch it will be glad.

[@MILD-BILL]

I WAS NOT FRAMILAR WITH ANY OF THE STORYS....BUT I ENJOYED WATCHING....THANK U

[@user-a2thed469]

I hope nothing but the worst for that 2 DJs

[@mariegibson4673]

I think that the radio host should have paid for her funeral that would be the least thing they could do correctly. And I think that her husband and kids should have sued the radio host and got a settlement. Even if the radio host didn't have enough money than the royal family should have paid for her funeral someone who had funds to do so

[@madscientistgamingcentral8689]

The radio people need to have their station shut down

[@suziewong5305]

These are all extremely tragic and sad! 💔

[@VirtuallyKy]

I had no idea about these cases, so sad 😭

[@clare1971]

I remember when it happened and I felt so bad for her because the poor woman paid with her life for someone else’s idea of a joke

[@epicstark990]

The women must have been on the brink suicide already. The “shame” of the prank must have been the final straw for something she wanted to do for some time….

[@shawnmaria9064]

“Paid with her life”?? The DJ’s didn’t kill her! All she did was transfer the phone call, she had to have already been in a fragile state before the prank happened.

[@Marceline_PokeXenoblade]

​@Shawn Maria yeah, because nobody's every killed themselves for being made fun of ever, right? 🙄

[@cybertoe1221]

@@Marceline_PokeXenoblade She left two children without a mother because she was embarrassed. Something else was definitely going on.

[@Marceline_PokeXenoblade]

@Carolyn Schmahl there could be, but we don't know that. That's just speculation.

[@pameladonthnier94]

May have played a part??? They caused the whole tragedy…😢

[@lizza79]

That thirteen-year-old shows got punished for what she did to do that 11 year old

[@isabelmariereynolds]

My heart goes out to the mother

[@cheyenne1049]

Can we not shame jacintha over her literally killing herself? These comments are disgusting.

[@knellycornnan5132]

Personally I feel bad for the radio hosts. The real villain here was all the people who harassed the nurses. Sure it was not exactly a wise idea to do this prank, but the nurse should have never committed suicide over something as trival as this.

[@U7OrionUISign]

"You Play Stupid Games You Win Stupid Prizes"

[@jessicajohnson8378]

My ex would always do the break up prank on me and that shit hurt 💔

[@AguaTamz88_27]

its all about the trust... when a nurse worked so hard and felt everyone don't trust her anymore...because of privacy issue not just to a simple person involved but for a famous/known personality...and people mocked and made fun for it... remember she is from India her culture is very different for her it's shame...she may be better work in silence rather be named in Television or socmed😢😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺🥺I'm asian and it's a very big news in my country too...sigh.... but I'm a Filipino I will never take my own life even people from international called us toilet cleaners workers Maria etc...

[@bluepower1177]

Whatever happened to plastic wrap on the toilet seat? This is just sad and fucking horrific. I don’t even have kids but I know my nephews are impressionable and this type of shit terrifies me

[@PolizeiPaul]

Where I work we place a plastic bag over a toilet seat to signify Out Of Order, Usually it's done when low lifes decide it's funny to stop it up with paper towels 😡😤. It lead to me removing ALL the paper towels from the restroom in question cause I got tired of dealing with their antics, However someone else put them back..So I'll let them deal with it.

[@lizzymarlow5208]

🤔😮‍💨 yea,that how i remember pranks

[@BigLenCarson]

Accute morning sickness 😒I’ve had seven babies and never got hospitalized for “ acute morning sickness “

[@sheilaevans3770]

This is why I hate pranks.

[@promlee1345]

Getting humiliated on that global scale is heinous. You need to be thick-skinned enough or tough or not caring about other people’s opinion or seeing it from a perspective from another side separated from you to be able to continue living and thriving. And the hosts of the radio one of them, the woman talking about suicide ideation it’s just a normal reaction from the backlash. If this situation is not made as newsworthy and people don’t care to comment about it, then perhaps all of this tragedy could have been prevented. I think the media is to be blamed in some respect

[@xxlauren_robloxxx9012]

You do great videos keep the good work up!

[@nwsmgquis]

Ppl gotta stop with the pranks man! Yeaa some are funny but you never know what ppl go through! It can really take a toll on someone!

[@LuisaD93]

Most pranks aren’t harmless and affects those that are victimized by them. You reap what you sow. Stop these stupid pranks already. They should involve your family or friends only and not unsuspecting people.

[@faisaliqbal2436]

Its why i dont agree with kids having phones.

[@Britt9191]

Wow wtfe... The DJS should go to jail

[@blazethewolf4898]

the radio hosts make me so angry, even when apologising they make it about them. They knew what they were doing, and they kept going to make fun of her, they were sorry because they were getting hate for it. not because they were actually sorry

[@abiii.iiiify]

Justice for Jacintha. RIP ❤

[@akuanakjatiganukite6994]

That's why i really HATE PRANKS..hate it to my core..😡😡😡

[@nygivenpoint]

11 yr olds shouldn't be in relationships

[@lissamartin5730]

Also, it would be nice if you could post how to get help for people thinking about suicide

[@nyeeeessss7674]

As much as I feel bad about the first case with the nurse, why didn't they mentioned HIPAA? EVERY PEOPLE in the medical field takes HIPAA seriously let alone with royals. Heck even my partner who works in age care wouldn't even tell me much about their patients.

[@izami9963]

The hospital isn't the place for fun nor prank, cause people who work there are always working hard under pressure and a lot of stress because they know any mistakes can cause their career and patients life..

[@bambilackner]

That shit with the nurse had me crying ppl never think about the ppl at the butt of the joke.

[@kittybrowning]

For a start the person pretending to be the queen said granddaughter not in law and I’m sure the queen wud have the private nurses number direct or a way to contact Kate directly. Not only that but they shouldn’t disclose private info over the phone either especially with such a high profile patient xx

[@formattmusic1359]

Were they crying because they were directly responsible for someone losing their life, or were they crying because their careers were ruined?

[@hongsamwine]

To whoever who thinks people who take their own lives are ‘at fault’ or ‘selfish’ have obviously not gone through a majorly depressive period in their life, or have never felt complete hopelessness and despair. When people reaches that breaking point, they think that they’re doing a favour to others by taking their own life. They just want that anguish to end, it felt unbearable and no amount of time was going to make anything better. The thinking is very drastic, but it doesn’t make it any less real. So please, please have some humility towards people who attempted/ taken their own life.

[@U7OrionUISign]

My Mom Would Always Tell Me To "Work Smarter Not Harder"

[@FariesWearBoots]

Who tf would believe that was the Queen Of England 😂🤣.

[@Baddielicios12]

Tyson did not deserve this kind of death.He could have lived but cause of that prank…no one can see him again.

[@Sly-Regicide]

Wow! That Mel sure packed on the lbs.

[@youngevity90forlife16]

I just got the notification!!!!

[@DeviantDespot]

Hospital is extremely negligent and they were lucky they could shift blame to the DJ's. They clearly didn't have privacy procedures in place.

[@missbae28]

The nurse😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭hopefully those presenters never finds peace, ever