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"Shark Survivor"
It's 1982: Five people get caught in a tropical storm and their yacht sinks. They have to survive in the middle of the ocean on a raft with absolutely no survival equipment. To their horror they find the area of the ocean to be infested with sharks.
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[@kaileybryant0544]

This is absolutely HORRIFYING. I cannot even fathom the amount of terror and agony they went through there’s just no words to even explain this nightmare. So so tragic

[@spencerthomas751]

It wasent that bad trust me i was there

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

@@spencerthomas751💯

[@av7x9899]

You was the camera man?​@@spencerthomas751

[@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied]

@@spencerthomas751so was I, it was awesome.

[@eaglewinnings8003]

The quality of production in this show is off the charts. Every single episode is so realistic and well done. Without a large budget it’s super impressive. Thank you for posting these. They are very entertaining:

[@cocksure8430]

These are from TV mate......he just uploads them to youtube👍😏

[@vladadesigns8476]

It is an official big television show, I doubt they made the series on low budget 😁

[@strobelightgaming1559]

The acting is hilarious

[@eaglewinnings8003]

@@strobelightgaming1559 obviously they’re not going to win Emmy awards but compared to other shows of this quality it’s actually really good

[@earthlionearthlion6539]

Start hunting sharks again - install machine gun on helicopter , start patrolling areas where people swim and get rid off sharks big enough to attack humans . sharks are useless anyway . hunting sharks instills fear of humans in sharks and that is also additional deterrent hunt sharks like decades ago it saved people and got rid off shark overpopulation . it is logical solution That's how it is done- Great whites, bull sharks, and tiger sharks are not essential components of the environment. There are hundreds of other shark species capable of fulfilling the roles of these large predators. It's important to avoid perpetuating misleading information promoted by the environmental industry, which profits from well-intentioned but gullible individuals. Earth belongs to humanity, and this includes our oceans. We have the ability to shape and steward our planet, creating a balanced environment. IT IS CALLED TERRAFORMING ,

[@luvcheneywasalegend9168]

Debi and Brad were mentally tough. That was key to their survival.

[@kiiingst0n]

​@HomeByTheSeas Deb wasn't the captain, John was 🤦 she probably trusted him to do his job as he was experienced. She shouldn't have to double check everything. Though I think she was pretty selfish to just jump off the boat at the first sign of danger, and not grab any survival gear. She speaks down about Matt but at least he had the sense to grab a dingy, without him and Brad, she'd have been dead within the hour.

[@HomeByTheSeas]

​@@kiiingst0n Deb was the MOST experienced sailor and failed some pretty basic things. It should be natural to double check but for some reason she got her experience and went of to serve under a drunkard. Honestly people SHOULD have to double check everything, it's the only way to know you're correct.

[@keronbrown8901]

That "Bitch" from Brad to Debbie got me 😅😂🤣🤣 44:20

[@Bucsfan124ever1]

Lol 😂 glad I'm not alone on that

[@dannypriestley4675]

😂 it was funny hahaha

[@colehunt4272]

This story really illustrates how important it is in life to choose wisley when it comes to with whom you surround yourself with.

[@micahhardman3183]

Dude you're absolutely right...Something doesn't sit right with this one.🦧

[@rapperastoned]

The story proves we have no businesses in somewhere we don’t live

[@angelamanning7403]

@@micahhardman3183 po111

[@itsleah6743]

@@rapperastoned and that’s no cap the whoooole time I was like why do people go that far anyways the hell. If a little wave from the shore hit me im panicking 😂fuck that

[@lenhudson8194]

Also, even with something as simple as sailing, one has limited control.

[@jennifergarner3517]

Brad telling the story... and smiling all the way through was a little unnerving lol

[@jacobl2920]

Hes just a strange guy, seems a little slow maybe.

[@drmantistobboggangonzodr3961]

well yes that was odd, but this happened long before they were interviewed so maybe he's healed enough to look back on it as he is glad to be alive, I don't know, I don't know the guy so I couldn't tell you if this is abnormal behavior for him, which is how most interrogators do their job, by establishing a baseline on someones personality if that makes sense (sorry poorly worded as I just got off red eye flight and im sleep deprived and killing some time waiting for my ride), contrary to how it is portrayed in movies and on tv. He may be one of the many people who laugh when they are nervous, confused, embarrassed or stressed. It was a bit off-putting but who am I to judge how this man reacts to this when I've never been stranded at sea?

[@normalopez3476]

@ Jennifer Garner, Yes! I kept thinking, what the hell is he grinning about??!!!?!?

[@brootr223]

Right. Like is he ok? no jokes. I hope he is. That’s gotta be so rough mentally for all of them.

[@bobclausman6911]

@@brootr223 . B mm u

[@MareMarMarie]

I’m sorry but Brads account of how Debbie wouldn’t help him in the raft had me cracking up 😂😂 he was actually pretty hilarious and Debbie’s “ I’ll make it up to you! Let’s catch fish!” 😅😅

[@reedtheyzzpodcast5107]

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if they killed those people just from how they tell the story & point out everyone’s flaws except their own it’s like they want you to think everybody else was incompetent & they were angels

[@GhastlyCretin85]

They were competent enough to survive.

[@BensonAndHedgers]

​@@GhastlyCretin85not even for that long tbh, they got sick fast and the healthy guys died before the blood poisoned injured female, which is weird too. I know they didn't have water or food but if you watch the one where a guy survives 76 days in a life raft. It makes these guys look very incompetent.

[@furryface1057]

makes me kinda glad my life is so boring but i am safe

[@sibsbubbles]

Seems to be why most of us are probably watching this stuff in these times lol. I keep going back between these, some Forensic Files, a little touch of weird medical stuff and some Attenborough.

[@patearl4036]

@@sibsbubbles O you must go to Caitlyn Doughtys channel..."Ask a Mortician".

[@kimankersen1750]

...no sharks in the couch 😎

[@phill8395]

sibsbubbles omg me too bro. I binge bbc wildlife docs some true crime and these survival shows lol

[@sibsbubbles]

@@phill8395 The comfort of doing that from bed late in the evening and eating some junk food? Dude it's like oxygen for the soul.

[@1unseen12]

Couldn't imagine a worse group of people to be trying to survive with holy shit lol

[@petemchardy3605]

yes I agree they were all a legend in ther own mind

[@raidri_conchobair]

You know. The thing which I believe is that any people you would be with could turn into characters like that in such a situation. You cannot really blame anyone, I guess.

[@juliannedewitt4288]

I know one person who I wouldnt even share a canoe with in a grade 10 trip. Wisely so, as his tipped due to his tomfoolery.

[@ginapereira8948]

🤣

[@ThreeBZ]

Let's be real though we don't know what really happened ..you only have the word of two survivors..they had to do this to survive but can you imagine the awful things they had to do to survive that they never told in the story..dead man can't tell a tale

[@a.walters123]

This is undoubtedly the most scary and insane story of tragedy and survival I’ve ever heard of, and I’ve seen hundreds of these shows. I can’t imagine the pain and agony that poor woman was in with her injuries, languishing in pain for days before dying.

[@rogerfarren9946]

Two experienced sailors drink seawater, C'mon man. This and the fact that they admit to having a pact is telling. When people started acting crazy there was a fight for survival. We got to hear the work of fiction that the survivors/winners told.

[@kurtisgibbs6698]

I honestly doubt they even drank the sea water. Her eyes got SO shifty when she told that part of the story. I don;t know what I think. Maybe they threw them off the raft right away, maybe they never tried to help them even get off the boat. We'll never know.

[@GhastlyCretin85]

People make irrational decisions when they are severely dehydrated, starving and hypothermic. Stop acting like you know what happened. You don't.

[@toscadonna]

The 2 experienced sailors were drunks and had been drinking before this happened. That means they started out way more dehydrated than the other 3. So it’s not implausible that they’d drink sea water in that circumstance.

[@Esenyushi]

Other Stories: filled with companionship and heroism This Story: Yo...Imma eat Meg

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

I don't like that woman, I'm sorry she is so self-centered, so judgmental, so selfish... She just could not believe the bottom of the dingy was full of urine and puss and oh my God.. I would hate to have to be stranded with her.

[@zact4289]

John didn’t abandon her in the sense that Brad said it. He was delirious. What a horrific experience. It’s easy to judge the situation from each angle but you never know how you would react in this situation. Just surreal.

[@raq540]

Same thing I was thinking but I think that’s jus how they portrayed it in the reenactment.I believe he couldn’t take it anymore and jumped judging by how brad described it.I think they jus wanted to stay away from the whole suicide thing and make it out to look different.

[@seafoambeachcomb]

He was probably talking about the point when John decided to drink seawater. But he may have been delusional at that point as well.

[@bestopinion9257]

It's not only that. You may met people that just don't listen despite the fact they know you are right. They are too impulsive and not respectful. That's why they drank salt water. Of course, the temptation is huge but their USUAL behavior makes the difference.

[@RockindaZUBAZ]

He was just going to get the car 🤷‍♂️

[@chriskelly4299]

@@raq540 I agree, there are a few moments where the reenactments don't perfectly align with the first hand accounts. I am sure there was a bit of "creative license" taken with the direction of the actors and the scene could have been filmed weeks or even months apart from the retellings of the story, I doubt the reenactments got a certified stamp of approval from the actual survivors so to speak. Not that they were intentionally misleading or anything, but I think if the man who was actually there says he abandon her, then I'll take his word for it and assume that John was probably a bit more lucid than portrayed.

[@03stmlax]

Brad After 1 Hour on Dingy: should we cannibalize someone?

[@ctabjjdanny6261]

I’m fucking dead 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ryan-jy5rk]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cassandraclapp6667]

Tragic but I never get tired of hearing her tell her survival story

[@TheBasedCanadian]

​@@luisr5343sweet dreams Lol

[@CrimsonDad813]

@@luisr5343no lie You’re weird

[@ci3503]

him smiling the whole time is terrifying

[@moirahill6397]

His eyes looked scary

[@annettegenovesi]

Above a man describes how he worked with this fellow a year ago and that he never ever talked about this incident. We deal with things in different ways, and his way was just blocking it out of his thoughts. Debbie on the other hand constantly mulled over the whole thing, wrote a book about it, and it eventually completely destroyed her.

[@new_journey66]

He could be smiling to avoid crying, kind of like a nervous laugh.

[@Jtron765]

He happy to be alive leave him alone 😂

[@leelee2350]

I found him really weird.

[@gooberthoreau]

I'm not saying things didn't happen exactly as described, but in watching all kinds of stories like these, it is amazing how the people who died are always the ones who did everything wrong and caused all the problems.

[@gooberthoreau]

@Kit Cat If only life actually worked like that, where the people who did things wrong and caused trouble were the only ones that got hurt. It is actually more likely a coping mechanism for survivors to remember it in this way as that makes it easier to deal with why those around them perished and the survived.

[@leachimy24]

@@gooberthoreau They did only one mistake and that was drinking seawater. If they didnt do that they would survive and would act normal like the other 2.

[@alainvosselman9960]

THAT is wishful thinking ! If only things worked like that.

[@reeverfalls2069]

I call it the “alcoholic paradox”. Almost every time there’s a car wreck caused by drunk driving. Usually the drunk driver survives while the mother with 2 kids perishes.

[@cleech74]

Classic case of “history is written by the winners”. It’s usually said in reference to military conflicts, but could be applied in this particular instance, as well.

[@jessicaliotscos7368]

"I'm gonna make it up to you.. let's CATCH FISH !" i'm sorry but that had me rollin 😂😂

[@DadsOnBass]

😂😂right? "Hey, uh, sorry for not assisting you in your almost dying. Let me make it up to you. Let's catch a fish with no tools."

[@leem7393]

Brad didn't see Meg, he saw a Big Mac. Terrifying story, brilliantly portrayed.

[@Jiff321]

They clearly pushed these people off the raft because they were annoying and then made this story up.

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

$18 Big Mac but he didn’t care

[@davidortega357]

Shark food while in the water.

[@davidortega357]

There's plenty cigarettes in hell

[@rtobar8058]

What I find more unbelievable than the Debbie swimming to the ship after the sharks had already supposedly ate the other two is how in the hell didn’t the sharks manage to tear a hole in the raft while eating Mark.

[@wanetawentz9162]

You get to find out who your "true friend"really is when it comes to the worst situation. Great documentary.

[@romton6502]

Because when the time of the day u

[@grimmow187]

doesn't matter when you go insane. you can't differentiate friends or foes

[@naturalbornscorpio929]

More importantly you find out who you are

[@davidrenton]

so the 2 most experienced sailors went to sleep during the storm, and didn't attempt to even help with the release of the raft, just jumping into the water. I would never get in any form of boat with either of them.

[@lukefromtexas]

Easy to judge from your couch.

[@annettegenovesi]

Well that's right. Debbie had a tough skin and survived in spite of them. I give her a lot of credit.

[@grime1]

They had maybe 30 seconds or so to get up and out of that boat before the entire thing went under

[@user-kc7hl8mb3g]

CHOICES/CHANCES R RIPPED OUTTA YOUR CONTROL ONCE U PUSH OFF 2 SEA, U CAN ONLY B SO PREPARED YET SOME DONT MAKE IT, & MIRACULOUSLY SOME DO ... IS IT REALLY YOUR CHOICE 2 SURVIVE OR NOT OUT THERE?? MAYBE 2 A CERTAIN DEGREE & THEN ITS NOT ... JUST 2 B ADRIFT IN THE MIDST OF THE OCEAN IS ENOUGH 2 GIVE ME A HEART ATTACK 4 REAL ... FEAR WOULD GRIP ME SO HARD & DEEP I WOULD B DONE ... I FEAR EVERYTHING 2 DO W/OPEN WATERS ...

[@indisuzette7684]

​@grime1 which is why they should have prepared for the worst

[@khaitran3709]

Man! The sound of bone crushing jaw of the sharks give me chill that I just cannot get over it.. After watching these i really appreciate every breath of air n not be complacent about anything!

[@jasonrublaitus7144]

“He wanted to celebrate anything with a beer” Honey, that’s called alcoholism 😆

[@reply7007]

I am only 18 minutes in and I am going to say Meg was killed by these people...Not for survival, murdered. The woman keeps mentioning how unprepared Meg was, watch her body language each time she mentions Meg. Something really fucked up happened out there.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

Oh I have no doubt they did away with both of them, at least the lady did. She was already mad And blaming the captain, like because he had a few drinks made the storm happen and made the motor quit working. The way she bad mouths them,And every single thing out of her mouth is rude and selfish and selfish and selfish and serving and holier-than-thou and I am positive she is not a very likable lady LOL. Whatever she told them, they even thought it necessary to have the actor say Hey if I was stuck with these 2 alone oh my God LOLShe was disgusted that there was urine and thus in the bottom of the boat, What do you expect when you're wounded and strengthened at sea. This lady is inseparable, and I'm not sure I've ever seen a more selfish personality shown through from another human than with this woman.

[@GhastlyCretin85]

​@@Mandy-nt2csGive it a rest. You have NO idea what happened.

[@dannylaza1326]

@@Mandy-nt2cs I made a similar comment. Her and Brad straight up evil. So egotistical too, the way she speak. Only care about themselves, not the others. Mad at the captain for calling for help, crazy. I have no doubt some F'd up shit happened, probably carried out by Brad and ordered by her.

[@billmarshall268]

​@GhastlyCretin85 I'll tell you why he's right. Normal people when let these people rest in peace. This whole episode all they did was trash The deceased. That's not normal. By saying how horrible the deceased was Is a way of their subconscious excusing them for murdering those two. Also sharks only eat people in movies.

[@kelcritcarroll]

@@billmarshall268like when the USS Indianapolis sank u mean?🙄

[@InvisibleMinority]

I have watched a bunch of these, and this is by far the creepiest episode I have seen.

[@sorenbyrd2342]

Yes! This is the highest concentration of self-centered people that I've seen.

[@JamesEricGardener]

Agree the sharks eating their group member under the lift raft is dark

[@jeffreyimagine7962]

“ and the sharks took him away” as he says with biggest smile on his face

[@animalswin2105]

Takes your breathe away, doesn't it. A smart, strong, brave female sailor. From the moment the guy said the misogynistic remarks I knew who I didn't want to survive and the universe listened!

[@dannylaza1326]

@@animalswin2105 So emotionally delusional. You couldn't even define misogynistic. Even if it was, you think the person deserves to die for that? And you are funny , "smart, strong, brave female sailor", more like egotistical and proud, same with Brad. Angry the captain called for help when the ship is going down lmao. Also, the way both of them speak but especially her, complete sociopath and has no care for the others dying.

[@Deeps__]

Wow! He relished the thought of being a hero, red flag right there.

[@cayk9444]

Right, what a beyond inappropriate comment… and to top it off, to share that on national tv and not keep it to yourself even if you do think that… Something isn’t right with that guy… or the entire story..

[@BensonAndHedgers]

Yeah who says that and thinks that way considering he wasn't the captain and Debbie was alot better sailor than him. It all sounds abit sus. I was thinking maybe that was his deluded thinking he was sharing from that time, rather than from when they got saved bc he wasn't the hero at all, team effort.

[@vangcamps]

The recreations and re-inactments are incredibly realistic! Wow!

[@m74796]

Loved the raw sewage in the bottom of the boat, looked so real !

[@brandonsavitski]

@@m74796 Why would they relieve themselves inside of the boat is what I want to know. Drop your trousers or shorts over the side of the boat and do your business overboard. Nasty people!

[@blackwolf4653]

@@m74796 would you drink it?

[@omni2sam]

Brad is the most " cold" person of all . Making native comments about those who had eaten by sharks 🦈.

[@GhastlyCretin85]

​@@SamSlugg456Sociopaths? Do you really expect hypothermic, exhausted, starving and severely dehydrated people to make rational decisions? Wtf are you babbling about?

[@patticarey9016]

Wow! That was one of the most horrific stories in this series that I've seen yet. It's amazing how some people have such a strong will to survive in others don't

[@annettegenovesi]

Probably true. I read about that psychiatrist who was in Auschwitz, and he noticed that the ones who cried about their families deserting them died within a week. The ones who concentrated on survival, and took the clothes off of the dead to wear, were the ones who survived.

[@miamimagicians]

Did you watch the one with the girl who got her back broken in the Grand Canyon with her dog? That was incredibly hard to watch

[@AntheaFlattus]

I thought it was just so so sad that Meg effectively died alone. the other 2 hunkered down at the opposite end, not even thinking of offering her comfort. Such cold unempathetic people. And yes, I realise this is about survival, but not everyone loses their humanity in an emergency

[@annettegenovesi]

I don't think they lost their humanity. Don't forget that Meg had just viciously attacked them, so they didn't see the sense in disturbing her. She was obviously in pain and already out of her mind. They didn't say, but it seems like she also probably drank some of that salt water. And did you by any chance notice how weak they all were by then?

[@battyboifided6629]

U ever been stranded at sea lol?

[@yennefer440]

Much easier to judge if you've never been in that situation.

[@jordanhicks5131]

She is dead already. Dont waste your time or energy.

[@steveshea7725]

She was out of her mind from sodium poisoning. Hallucinating. Body and brain shutting down. No resources at hand or within hundreds of miles to help her. They were also guarding against her doing something in the raft that would endanger them, which was entirely possible given her lack of attachment to objective reality and surrender to her own private mental world. She wouldnt even know if anyone was there--just the people in her head. She was going to die in hours and they were smart, experienced and knowledgeable enough to see that, even though they were also dehydrated, sunburned, covered in staph infections nearly to the point of delirium and death.

[@mattstopa9436]

My favorite part is that literally no one even cares to help the girl who was injured. They all just jump overboard. This was some real hunger games type of stuff.

[@jadas8686]

How could they help the girl who was injured. They had no medical supplies. The only thing that they could have done was say encouraging things

[@carlholland3819]

@@jadas8686 when they abandoned ship they didnt help her and if they had maybe she wouldnt have gotten cut up by the rigging

[@shikotsu9394]

I don’t think Meg’s situation could’ve been helped much. She was already injured, they had no supplies, and they were in a caustic environment.

[@rachelt1108]

They did not jump overboard, they were pushed into the water by the two surviving narcissistS

[@90_sGirl]

I remember watching this episode on TV years ago and always stuck with me. I'll never forget this episode.

[@Kotsu-ChanRoss]

Same that’s why I decided to try to find it and watch it again now. I never saw the full episode til now, so tragic

[@peterwiebewall5608]

This is the best and most realistic survival story I've ever seen, and I've seen many. I'm grieved of course over the loss of the three crew members, but so glad and happy for the two surviving crew.

[@ceopresident496]

Damn she's in shape. Good job girl.

[@MarvinTheMartianQ38]

On day two they looked like they been out there for two months.

[@andrewlindh7848]

I worked on a tour boat with Brad a few years ago. A good captain. Never mentioned this incident. He has character and always put crew first. I just heard about this event in his life.

[@mattcooper8109]

I heard Deb died ?

[@CB500Xoo7]

@@mattcooper8109 yes in 2012 of “unknown causes” is what I found. I looked into it after seeing your comment.

[@andrewlindh7848]

Yes she has passed away after her son lost his life in a boating accident.@@mattcooper8109

[@tylerkrieter]

That's so 😔

[@Josh_J9]

@@CB500Xoo7 omg

[@youngnuk88]

Sad story but i found a lil laughter out of it when the ship came in debbie hopped off😅Brad: Got dammit don't just leave your friend here😭😭

[@DadsOnBass]

😂 "Hey they see us and we just witnessed sharks eating three people around us. Let's SWIM to the boat that's going to save us."

[@lanakorvin2860]

every re-enactment looks absolutely so real for every episode in 'I Shouldn't Be Alive' ! the whole series is amazing and makes you aware of what humans can get through

[@preservance15]

make me thank GOD for whatever i have in my life , cozy bed , good water and foodd, and the episode raised my heart beats , was thinking whether it has really happened to them , or im watching a horror movie

[@alyssastewart738]

I watched this episode for the first time oh I’d say about... 12 or 13 years ago. I’ve been scarred ever since. I’ll be 25 in January. Hands down still scarier than most horror movies I’ve seen, and definitely the scariest out of all of the “I shouldn’t be alive” series.

[@alyssastewart738]

@Tim O lol weird how spot on both of our experiences were 😂 I remember when I finally found out what the series was and I literally recommend the entire show to anyone willing to listen

[@syphon_9892]

You obviously haven't seen Season 2 and 3

[@kato76109]

@@alyssastewart738 SAME! Yeah it was 12 years ago and hunted this one down a few days ago. Scary AF and still is! My ex and I even had an inside joke related to this episode, like "Life is so bad, I might have to go to the store!" LOL

[@alyssastewart738]

@@kato76109 lol I’m glad I’m not the only one! I soonwish they still made these. The production quality was always so good and so was the story telling. I’ve binged every single one I could since finding the series again but this episode I swear it just gets to me! Lol

[@alyssastewart738]

@@syphon_9892 trust me I’ve watched every episode multiple times. This is still to me the scariest one by far. The only one that sticks in my mind that even comes close is the swimmer guy that had to swim nonstop through a bunch of fucked up shit to get back to land while his dad and friend and friends dad were in the middle of the ocean after the plane crash.

[@robertramirez3994]

What a cast of characters for a crew. First sign to get off any boat is a boozer for a Captain and and motley deck hands that don't know Jack!!!😂😂😂

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

3:14 "...an English sailor who's a friend of Brad's, Mark Adams..." "...every minute his mouth was moving, he was saying stuff just to be outrageous and to get people going, that was his MO." RIP Mark 💥✨️🧨✨️💥

[@mrcraigmire1650]

Brad: I don’t have the energy to row towards the ship Brad: I don’t want to exert my energy to stop him from going out there Brad: (Dying girl gets sexually harassed) let’s just see how she handles it Also Brad: I thought I would get a lot of credit for everybody surviving.

[@DunkinBiscuits]

Brad: I cant believe she didn't help me back in the boat.

[@mikeymastro4425]

Right??? Bahaha lmfao I noticed that too and rolled my eyes like who is this guy??🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤣🤣

[@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army]

Yep not a heroic bone in his body...he bearly fudged his survival...if action was actually required to survive like walk through the jungle ..he would have been the first to go.

[@adrienneroberts8590]

Wouldn't be surprised if he's an only child. He's very self centered.

[@mycatissupercalifragilisti9332]

Mikey Mastro yeah like he called her a bitch but he let 2 people die

[@saltpeter7429]

This story is featured in a book about human survival, DEEP SURVIVAL by Laurence Gonzalez. It's a heavy read, about holding up and falling apart and any number of "survival" responses. Chilling depiction. They sat in the boat and listened to the sharks devour one of the crew. That stayed with me.

[@annettegenovesi]

Yes Debbie also wrote a book about this that is excellently written and you can't put it down. Forget the name of it.

[@amandah2866]

How could you lose hold of that life raft?! This story highlights why it's essential to know who you're sailing/hiking/mountain climbing with because your life may depend on them.

[@SinFinkleflor]

And why would they let him even touch the most important raft.

[@jimjones8552]

Seriously! Every episode I see something dumb but this takes the cake. They all focused on the dingy while letting the guy chugging Jack Daniel's to handle the life raft?!

[@SinFinkleflor]

@@jimjones8552 couldn’t agree more.

[@alexgabriel5650]

And he was dead drunk.

[@dalebecause2467]

Getting hammered will do that.....funny that it was the drunk who thought of getting that raft to begin with...and then him losing it...well....it figures.

[@teresaguyton4022]

I have always respected the ocean. I don't go in the water. My mother lived in Florida for 15 years and I only got in a boat one time. I never got in the water. My sister has a lake house and I have seen some very big fish in that water. I have only been in it once.

[@Sanity851]

So the most devastatingly lonely feeling she ever had watching the boat sink... But not when almost all other people have died. 🤔🤔🤔

[@DadsOnBass]

Yeah not saying she's a sociopath but you'd think there'd be some emotion in describing three people die in front of you.

[@daveidduha930]

I've watched this one 3-4 times now, it's gotta be my favorite one.

[@lianania]

Agreed

[@03stmlax]

Brad: Welp, Meg's dead. Should we eat her? Dude, it's been 4 days, freak, you're gonna cannibalize someone on only 4 days no food?

[@mountaindew7190]

The more I ponder this story, and it is one of the better episodes in this series, the more I don't believe it went down as told. The sharks, while of course are a danger, seemed over aggressive and bloodthirsty. Somewhere in this tale is some form of culpability that isn't coming out because everyone died except for the storytellers.

[@rdtskjegg1153]

I don't know mate, their story seemed off to me as well. They also spoke ill of the dead in a weird way. You can tell there was hatred between them from before.

[@user-jb8gz7lt8x]

I understand what you are saying. You make me think. I remember the woman that told the story said she would do anything to take the other guy down that was messing with her in the beginning. The over aggressive sharks you never know, unless they happened to be in a spot with a lot of sharks. I thought the one guy was going to rape her on the boat. Why did he want to go in the water off the boat with sharks? just to stretch his legs for sex? Plus, right after his friend was in the water that got eaten by one. He might of been that delusional though because the woman who told the story also said they were really losing it now for a while after (which is natural to get delusional to drink so much salt water. This could of also could of happened the way she told the story to be correct. RIP for the two victims that did not survive.

[@bethkeady7025]

I have watched this several times and always thought this story didn't hang

[@mountaindew7190]

@@user-jb8gz7lt8x That would be one part of the story that deserves questioning. Do you really believe they drank all that sea water, to the point that they were making life ending decisions? Why would they do that, knowing it was harmful, while the survivors abstained?

[@naschellep]

​​@@mountaindew7190if you go without water you get delusional and unfortunately as we are all different, we react different. Some people crack earlier than others. It's easy to judge while outside the situation. Also remember, some had been drinking alcohol before the boat capsized and alcohol does make u very dehydrated

[@feelyoung79]

He said should we eat her? She's too infected Brad! What!?

[@BigShrimpin416]

I was hysterical! That was awful but when you’re starving and delirious survival mode is a real thing!

[@anestiem3450]

I lost in desert I had drunk my........

[@alexpriedite1447]

When you live like that, in the wild, you have to make survival decisions that are not easy.

[@kittyk.klandasions7008]

The Way she Bruptly Said ""She's too Infected Brad!" Did make me laugh...

[@spencerearl9964]

We’re not gonna talk about the coast guard getting a call reporting that the sail boat had made it safely to harbor?

[@karenaleaford5531]

Could it have been one of them to make sure no one looked for them while they sunk the boat for insurance and did away with the others?

[@sit-downwithyaya2858]

@@karenaleaford5531 crazy ass conspiracy but somehow I’m not against believing this. 🥴

[@alexpriedite1447]

It wasn’t their boat. Rich people do this a lot, it’s very common. They will pay a crew to bring their boat to them. It didn’t belong to any of them- they were a skeleton crew who had never sailed together, and the skipper brought Meg who was his girlfriend. The two that survived were well-traveled and kept a cool head

[@juliannedewitt4288]

Possible mistake over the radio in bad weather, maybe mishearing either a name or, it hasn't come in, as it has come in.

[@Obsidian_54]

Or...or the coast guard LIED

[@Cynster777]

I have seen this story many times and no matter how many times I see it, it shakes me to my core. This is more than petrifying to me. Thank God you two were able to survive. You both kept your wits about you. Miracles do happen. God bless the three that did not make it. May they Rest In Peace.💜🙏🏻

[@luattack123]

Her life was a mistery, she passed in 2012, her son 23 yo in 2009 drowning, agree with you, her story is horroble, I live on a ocean city, never ever go to the beach, or seal.

[@Cynster777]

@@luattack123 did she really? You mean the blonde lady? OMG. I did not know that. How long after this video? Wow that really blows me away. I guess I think when you are one of the ones that survived such a horrible thing, how could you die so young? Weird, huh?

[@TravelBreakthrough]

It’s bone chilling

[@TravelBreakthrough]

@@Cynster777makes you think she was never meant to survive

[@erikfreezer6282]

​@@luattack123 Seal❓️ Horroble❓️ Son, take your butt to school ( homeschooling best! No evolution THEORY lies) each Day or you gonna be a street sweaper. Hang in there 👍

[@alexandrialgardner]

Wow -that became quite the misadventure of a lifetime!

[@NakitaCherie]

Out of all of these, this one had my stomach turning.

[@zackscott8636]

It was definitely interesting

[@jaxfishings2617]

This was so scary like a bad dream. Be safe everyone be kind .

[@4exgold]

incredible story, so well filmed, acted and then narrated by the survivors....God Bless and long life to that Russian crew for saving them. Can you imagine if that one guy on watch had stepped away for a few minutes to do something else, those 2 survivors who'd endured 5 days without food and water would've been lost forever to the sea. As the ICRC stated "The duty to rescue persons in distress at sea is a fundamental rule of international law"

[@francessavella7825]

This story just illustrates how unpredictable mother nature can be and that we must respect mother nature at all times!

[@psalm2764]

Fear God, the Father of "mother Nature".

[@user-tk5br5bb6h]

I'm gonna call bullshit on the whole story

[@QUEENBEE200384]

I’m sure the three people that died families were thrilled to see this. Portrayed their love ones as cruel idiots.

[@battyboifided6629]

Maybe they were?

[@limjahey8316]

Whatever it makes for good entertainment and there’s nothing wrong with telling the truth

[@RedLineShortFilms]

They acted like idiots and almost killed everyone in the process. They got what was coming to them. I hope that dumbass found the 7-11 he was looking for in heaven.

[@blackwolf4653]

@@limjahey8316 but how do we know? They formed an alliance at day 2. That was weird to me.

[@vaevictusdeus]

@@blackwolf4653 I'm sure they would appreciate that they were portrayed accurately lol. People forming alliances to win a garbage reality show with zero actual stakes = wow! A brilliant strategy. They're so clever! Forming an alliance because you're surrounded by deadly sharks and the other people you're stuck with are hung over and one of them is responsible for sinking the boat in the first place and nearing killing you and everyone else on board through criminal negligence and unmitigated stupidity = ...somethings fishy here 🤔 You people are more delusional than the captian after a 40oz BIG GULP of ocean.

[@Sanity851]

" I think it was despair that killed Meg." So it wasnt the cut down to the bone that was infected or not having food and water and having the sun beat down on her during the day or the possible hypothermia.. 🤔🤔🤔

[@lianania]

@@KevAlberta because it is true

[@Tha3rdworldghost]

Kev she is absolutely correct though. Will power is a very real thing

[@Tha3rdworldghost]

Kev how in the world do you know she's a narcissist? I bet you have never met her nor are you a psychologist. Not to mention the fact that she has more right than anyone of us to decide what killed them and what didn't considering she was there and we weren't.

[@Tha3rdworldghost]

Kev Who are you to decide what she can and cannot say? She has every right to tell her story.

[@juliannedewitt4288]

The fact is, Meg died due to physical reasons, she may have survived til they got to a hospital if she hadnt panicked right at the start. Will power is a huge thing in survival, lack of it killed the other two men when they drank the sea water.

[@plumbraider2265]

2:44 that’s Roger Clark, the voice of Arthur Morgan, thought I should point that out.

[@toniroberts8117]

This is literally the saddest freaking true story episode I’ve ever seen ever. Omg. Just unbelievable. So glad they survived but I don’t know if I’d be strong enough to want to live after this experience. Literally watching people die all around you as you are dying…being depressed enough to not help your one true friend (when she couldn’t get herself to get him in the boat)…. I mean this entire story is seriously the nightmare from hell times 20

[@BornNoU]

I’ve been watching this show since I was a kid and I’ve seen so many episodes, but this one sits with and unsettles me in a way that none of the others do. It just feels wrong somehow and I don’t know why. Anybody else?

[@neelpatel2875]

What actually happened stays mystery to me tbh. This whole story explained by these two survivors appears dramatic and hard to believe to be true. One of the weirdest and creepiest episode so far to me!

[@Mooshkie50able]

Deb and her partner in her survival? They are both very suspect and didn't seem to try very hard to help anyone but themselves. Why didn't they try harder to stop the others from drinking the sea water? Deb comes off as a bitch in the situation and the way she belittles the others with her sarcastic tone while telling the story? I find them both suspect! Those two had plenty of time to create a story. Who's to say they didn't just take the raft and leave the others to die? Deb's tone of sarcasms towards the others rather then a sympathetic tone as any normal caring human being would be. I find them very suspect and don't believe their story for one minute! She wouldn't even help her survival partner in the raft? WTF she's not believable and its very suspect!

[@jackback70]

@@neelpatel2875 thank god im not the only one thinking that… i mean common 10-20 sharks circling around that boat for 6 days and going into a feeding frenzy when one of them jumps into the water? that sounds like straight out of jaws or sharknado, real life sharks wouldn’t do that. I can imagine that the actual narrative of this whole story is probably way darker…

[@thijsv6770]

There's the other one about the guy walking 3 weeks through in the Amazon with the stray dog. Benedict. Very strange, knowing that he wanted to become famous from the very beginning. But this one has a very strange psychological element to it, the tone is different.

[@alainvosselman9960]

The episodes that really get to me are the ones where some hobby climber, pilot, hiker ect.. is asking a random friend to be their climbing buddy... rather than seeking a partner that is also into that sport or activity. The mentor mentality starts popping up... people thinking they are experts and boom, they get an innocent person in serious danger, agony or even death. That makes my hair stand up. Like this girl on the boat who was invited... Meg. Poor thing..

[@MrPaultopp]

His voice sounds like Manny the Mammoth off ice age.

[@madd2303]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 can't un-hear it now

[@mattterry4087]

Yessss lol

[@Empress.420]

Couldn't agree more! 💯😂🤣☠️

[@matijamonas4557]

41:43 Roger Clark predicted chapter 6 from rdr2 8 years before the release

[@twintorials2462]

They need an exorcist on this raft ASAP

[@sdfgghbvddgl3781]

Wow , How Beautifull Twins 💙💙 , Greetz from Croatia !!

[@BigShrimpin416]

I was thinking the same thing! Meg started speaking in tongues! She was possessed! I would have threw her overboard right then and there 🤣🤣🤣

[@Noclevername54]

Istg

[@Dune007sardukar]

Get rid of the shark by throwing meg overboard therefore possessing the shark

[@juliannedewitt4288]

Likely Meg was into shows and stuff about witches and such, and that imprinted onto her final moments, or the two survivors hallucinated her death thrashes as that.

[@Earlbein]

They're objection to him calling the Coast Guard reminded me of the scene in "Jaws" when Brody went to call for help, and Quint went all ape chit and smashed the radio!

[@psihostrumpf6233]

Kudos to the camera guy. Carrying all that equipment through life and death situation with bunch of wackos on a dingy and not a single complaint...

[@cassiehigginson6842]

Hahhaa he is a brave guy i used to ask my mom how did the camera guy not die haha she laughed and said it was an act

[@matthewyang9112]

Lmaoo i hope you’re being sarcastic

[@nelliesilvers1210]

Held it steady as fuck too. Pity he wasn't with Heather, Josh and Mike for the Blair Witch footage.

[@reallyfurious]

This is my favorite episode of this series and such an incredible story of survival against all odds.

[@cortneyrens]

Agreed! This made e cry several times I don’t know how this wasn’t made into a movie. None of the other episodes come close

[@joelaw5207]

Two experienced sailors both drinking sea-water! Both go mad and Both jump in knowing there's sharks.. Hmmm Maybe in a tiny life raft they all got on each others nerves, angry that he let the emergency raft float away with all the ness equipment they needed to survive. They start fighting and these two pushed the others overboard and blamed the sharks. It's strange how these two dive into the very same shark infested waters as soon as help arrives. Truth is We will never know what really happened. We only have the tale of the 2 survivors to believe. Now only brad remains as Debbie sadly died in 2012.....

[@davidortega357]

Drinking seawater is a big no no no no no.it will kill u. Salty jerky for sharks

[@andrejgrupkovic7765]

@Wile E. Coyote Yeah but apparently her son died in 2009 from some accident that resulted in him drowning. Losing your child is probably one of the most horrible things and maybe thats why she committed suicide. But I agree with you about the whole story sounding a little fishy. do you know if the two survivors remained in contact after the ordeal?

[@edwardsanchez3708]

Who committed suicide? The lady talking in this documentary?

[@SuperMuneera]

The eating others is bs, why would they eat someone after a few days? But they definitely killed the others. They probably had the food rations they said they lost. Killed the others to survive for as long as possible.

[@normalopez3476]

@ Wile Coyote, What!? Oh that's so sad😢😢😢. Only God know what all really happened & why she took her own life. It's all so tragic.

[@user-jp9uw8wy4d]

I watched this many times. And I still think some foul play happened that the friends that survived aren't telling.

[@DanielGarcia-lr6vr]

For sure especially that women you can tell she has a big ego pretty sure some of the things coming out her mouth are cap

[@jessiewhitman8688]

I think if *any* foul play happened, it was for pure survival.

[@user-jp9uw8wy4d]

@@DanielGarcia-lr6vr agreed 💯

[@jackie5522]

@@DanielGarcia-lr6vr she was a strong woman is that a crime

[@britneybjjones5443]

I said the same thing. SMH

[@thinker9115]

In my opinion this is one of the best, if not the best episode of the series. It is both tragic and heroic. An extraordinary tale told so powerfully by the survivors. Bravo to all involved in the making of this film.

[@kingragnar8023]

I find it hilarious that the girl "DIDNT HAVE THE ENERGY" to try to save Brad and he's pissed about it

[@kimberlyb5512]

I think they made it up

[@alli-kat2329]

@@kimberlyb5512 good to know you have first hand knowledge,you know...since you were fuckin there and all!! 😒

[@blackwolf4653]

she had the Energy to swim really fast to the boat though.

[@nelliesilvers1210]

​​@@blackwolf4653Adrenaline. You'd be surprised what adrenaline can make you do in certain circumstances. In saying that, I still think they only told "their" truth. Not "the" truth. Edit - fuck me. I sound like Scamber Turd👆🏻😆. "This is MY truth"...

[@Daddyjuju]

For any Red Dead Redemption fans out there, the actor that is playing Brad in this episode, is actually the voice actor for Arthur Morgan…

[@annettegenovesi]

Oh so glad to find an updated version of this tale. The greatest adventure ever told, although some parts are tragic and sickening. This is even better than that "76" tale. Debbie was an amazing woman and sailor. Each character was so colorful and so unique. I think Debbie died young, and she never really got over this episode in her life.

[@jackie5522]

Noway. Where did u hear she died young. She was healthy and full of life

[@annettegenovesi]

@@jackie5522 Sorry Jackie. She's dead as a door nail, and she wasn't very old.

[@jackie5522]

@@annettegenovesi Thanks for letting me know.

[@maximoda]

She died of unknown causes.

[@annettegenovesi]

@@jackie5522 Read it somewhere.

[@kingragnar8023]

"idk if you're shell shocked or whatever but it's impossible to go back to how you were before" PTSD, you have PTSD

[@skagnellis3367]

Great actors all of them and I do mean all of them !

[@snurod]

😌

[@kimberlyb5512]

Lol fact!!

[@steamedhamlet]

Oh snap!

[@davidortega357]

Never leave the boat unless help.arrives avoid boating adventures to risky and dangerous storms and sharks hypothermia hunger no water slow death not wroth it better blessing on a cruise line

[@laliz7025]

I think this was one of the best shows on tv. I am so happy I found you! Thank you.

[@kieranhart5776]

Wow Mark actually called the coast guard to tell them they made it in safely!

[@normalopez3476]

Oh my gosh! This is such a tragic story. So sad for the ones that perished. Poor Meg suffered so much! They all did. Mentally & physically. All you can do is all you can do! I'm glad at least two survived. 😢😢😢

[@Minsi40]

The heck is with these two? Day 2 and you're making alliances as if it's the Hunger Games? So shady.

[@mattturner2381]

SPOILERS I think they killed those other blokes. they both jumped to their death to the sharks? BS

[@susiearviso3032]

More like "so stupid."

[@tothetop2498]

Lol. That’s what I’m saying.

[@tothetop2498]

@@mattturner2381 - I mean it’s not uncommon from the documentaries I’ve seen about being lost at sea and drinking salt water (ex. USS Indianapolis). But there’s something fishy about this story.

[@12345678sharad]

@@tothetop2498 exactly hallucinations happen when you drink lots of salty water but drinking for the time they did , and the way they reacted is blown out of proportion , whole story is bs , guy laughing as he is telling ohh he /she died , alliances are formed instead of saving each other , things don't add up

[@robertgilliam5517]

Who ever put these episodes together is a masterpiece wow beautiful thing God bless 💯💯💯🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@bimbambom9457]

Hungry sharks😵‍💫

[@shikotsu9394]

They were stranded for days on end in the ocean, surrounded by sharks. Worse still, they watched three of their friends go berserk before dying...I can’t imagine the horror that came with that

[@ctcomebacker]

of all the episodes this one was the most gut retching

[@Dr.Phelix]

This tale is brutal, and masculine, and ferocious, n treacherous all at the same time. What a gnarly gruesome twosome tale of survival! Like whoa, rough rida's be like whoa nitro, let's blow!

[@daynalynnxo]

I’m all about adventure but this is so terrifying. I can’t imagine myself going out into the ocean unless I had plan a,b,c,d,e,f,g all planned out. I love being on the boat but I love being able to see shore more.

[@skilled4ever]

Thanks for the show. This is the best docuseries ever!

[@no_hesitationx1693]

Ironically It’s Something Real Fishy About This Story.

[@tammi3121]

The vibe these 2 give me is sinister af... like they sabotaged the others....

[@kieranhart5776]

This is the best of all the survival stories BY FAR!!!!

[@syvadcram]

'...how horrified my mother would be when she learned that I had died in the ocean', he said with a smile.

[@IndigoinTransit]

Righht...we all know these 2 killed them yea?

[@syvadcram]

@@IndigoinTransit definitely that shark story is BS, it's obvious that they killed and then drank the blood of the others to survive

[@skrog907]

To be fair it was when he said that his smile seemed the weakest

[@sk8legendz]

some people only know how to respond with laughter, smiles, and jokes. not everyone is gloomy

[@jimjambananaslam3596]

@@sk8legendz Yeah it's really common for people who aren't comfortable talking about emotional things to do this. But this is the internet and so everything is taken at face value and there's no benefit of the doubt to be had lol

[@salliegallegos918]

This is one of the most horrific survival ordeals ever.

[@christianmcleod3614]

This is like one of those horror movies you think that will never happen, but it does It’s so amazing how they managed to stay alive through all of that

[@TheprogresBMX]

30:30 is actually so heartbreaking. You can see how much this hurts john as he talks about what happened and it shows how the smiling is a coping mechanism for him.😭

[@LuffyBlack]

Didn't seem that way to me, he had no emotion period and was self absorbed

[@NoriMori1992]

@@LuffyBlack What a needlessly uncharitable take. That's not how it seemed to me, I agree with OP. This is not self-absorption, this is coping.

[@ebisu8824]

John didn't do any talking, John's dead.

[@stavros693000]

@@LuffyBlack This is a retelling a decade or too after the events! ...is he suppose to cry about it forever??

[@shandiwilles7604]

Why does it say “shark survivor” when the 2 people attacked by sharks died? What.

[@moneyserah]

I was thinking the same 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@alexlol4312]

Exactly

[@nigelpisswater484]

because they survived, and they were attacked on the boat.

[@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289]

It’s talking about the two who did survive.

[@cathyparavicini6212]

This is my favorite episode. I think the way Debbie retells the story is what is so fascinating. So sad that Debbie died. She was beautiful.

[@patrickjohnson1309]

I agree, Debbie did seem beautiful.

[@jackie5522]

@@patrickjohnson1309 how did she die???

[@carleyosburn4794]

@@jackie5522 Unknown causes. She’d just moved to Mexico at the time of her death. She was 54 years old.

[@carissablankenship6538]

​@@carleyosburn4794I heard heart attack. I think her son drowned

[@tinabrockway9222]

Best Survival quest,I've seen in a longtime!👍You 2 fights for Survival was Strong!So glad u made it thru... That caller is a true Mystery for sure!😲🙏. ✌️✌️