Survivors of famed 1972 Uruguay plane crash recount harrowing fight to survive | Nightline

[@felix72634]

Nando Parrado is an example of human resiliency, determination and strength. How he overcame losing his mom and sister in the crash, and then leading the mountain trek and ultimately the return and rescue of his friends serves as a powerful inspiration.

[@teasparklegirl]

Exactly my thought. I watched the movie last night and I’ve thought about Nando since last night. He was determined to make it out alive. He was resilient. Something I aspire to be.

[@Mushroomshay]

I imagine that he’s very successful & quite wealthy.

[@galop13ful]

and a skull fracture.

[@Graphics_tv]

We spent 6 month to cames in Europe in the most dangerous mountains than this. But the media will never show us because we are refugee 😢 to leave our loving countries for some reason. I already faced more then this not just me a million people's is facing this in every year to come in Europe America Australia and Canada

[@Faigh_as]

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[@jennifermccrady9505]

One of my favorite parts of this story is in Nando’s book. Several years after this, Roberto and Nando were revisiting the area they were rescued and snuck up on the rancher who saved them. They said something like ‘sir we are lost can you help’. Even though years had passed he instantly recognized them and wept. Several of the survivors were pallbearers at his funeral when he passed away at 91 years old

[@Shar14]

❤❤❤

[@alio6359]

That is so sad and so wholesome a the same time. Its so amazing that through all the terrible days after the crash they managed to get something good out of it which is friendship.

[@brianrodriguez6897]

Way to make up absolutely trash lies

[@alio6359]

@@brianrodriguez6897 from what I heard, they did visit the guy in 2002. There is a old news article about it. they also visited him in 2008 to help fund his leg surgery in his old age. And again they visited him in 2012 to help him with another leg surgery. And then when he passed away in 2020, they carried his casket.

[@RodrigoSilvaDiaz]

​@@brianrodriguez6897Not a lie, and I'm chilean , Even survivors called him "Father"

[@Kelema86]

I’m glad they made an actual good and accurate movie to pay tribute to all of the survivors and the dead of this plane crash. I just finished Society of The Snow and it is so much better than Alive.

[@karimsahali21]

Same the casting is so on point and the acting is excellent

[@pdxtim97209]

I think Society of the Snow is better because it's a Spanish production crew. However, the survivors were able to profit from the other movie as they sold the rights to "Alive".

[@cokeaddict658]

The Uruguayans spoke in Spanish in the movie! How incredible is that?

[@lisa-marie1602]

@@cokeaddict658what do you mean?

[@KasjaHillmann]

Since I have heard of this story I wanted to call my son Nando, so impressed i was by the strength and resilience he (and the rest) showed... My little Nando is already three years old 😊 and I keep on coming back to this story for that strength.

[@bona_ventura]

That's a beautiful tribute. But I just want to point out that I hope you know that Nando is not a name as such. It is the diminutive form of a complete name: Fernando. It's like Kate from Katherine or Brad from Bradley.

[@KasjaHillmann]

I know, half my family is Mexican😊 so my son's full name is Fernando, but we call him Nandito, which is a Spanish diminutive

[@bona_ventura]

@@KasjaHillmann Nandito is so cute

[@rayyanshobowale7110]

Aww this is so beautiful.

[@20FGUY]

Nando is the diminutive of Fernando - Ferdinand

[@kevincarr335]

I can't get enough of this incredible story. 2 movies, 2 books. Amazing they made it out.

[@cokeaddict658]

Can't imagine the pain of the families of those who survived the crash but eventually died because they were not rescued soon enough.

[@jaydenmann447]

Also accompanied by the fact that their loved one was probably eaten.

[@M3lymel.]

One was 10 days away from being saved

[@Javv11..]

@@M3lymel.yea but even 10 days sound like so much time in that situation.

[@midapita]

@@jaydenmann447that’s the worst part. i wonder if any of the families were angry at that fact, or if any of the survivors apologized out of guilt (not that they needed to).

[@Neophema]

@@midapita I read that the families of the deceased supported the survivors.

[@jessicadavis4163]

There are certain situations the human mind cannot comprehend unless you’ve actually been in the exact same situation. That 70 day survival is one we cannot comprehend unless we’ve gone through it. You’d be very surprised what a person will do in order to survive. I praise those men so much. I couldn’t imagine in my entire life going through something like that and surviving! 🙏🏼

[@sierram3141]

I don’t judge them at all. They were out there for months with nothing. What choice did they have? But boy does my skin crawl thinking about it. It must have been incredibly traumatic, I cannot even imagine 😢

[@jessicadavis4163]

@sierram3141 😢😢 Omg I know. Left with absolutely nothing. Being totally abandoned. There was no other way or means for that many people to eat. There was no way to hunt in those conditions. Everything was covered in snow. It makes my skin crawl as well thinking of eating human flesh, but they must’ve had to put their mind in a different place when you’re literally starving. That would be incredibly traumatizing for me 🥺

[@oldpostreviver2624]

I don't know man, something gives me the feeling it wasn't as survival inclined as it's told, as in: "let's not waste the dead, that died in the crash and all by themselves and eat them"... But instead more, like : "We've run out of the dead from the crash and we have to eat someone, who are we going to sacrifice?" I think a situation like that brings out the beast in men, a darker side. They all knew each other and they decided to make a pact not to admit such a dark secret, but i know for sure they took a life or 2 during that time. They not only feasted on the dead, but they killed a couple people,listen to that Freudian slip when he says trying to convince himself he's not a monster: "To give your LIFE to feed others so they could live " 🤔 Interesting choice of words, why not say something more like: " to donate/give your lifeless body" instead? look at the picture and you can notice a spinal cord to the right of the picture next to a bottle, and they were so casual and taking pictures, and they didn't even look all that skinny or anything when found !! These guys were in complete control of the situation and well fed for the time they spent out there and what they went through hmmm 🤔🤔🤔 Something's off.

[@brianrodriguez6897]

​@@oldpostreviver2624 even if they did kill someone, they most likely targeted someone that was more than likely half dead already.

[@oldpostreviver2624]

@@brianrodriguez6897 its possible, but I just know it wasn't as they say it was and they show it this way because of course; they did it cause they needed to survive, but once back in the world the family members of the weaker ones wouldn't be so understanding if the knew their loved one was alive and might have made it back but was hit with a rock and butchered or something It for sure was darker, there was another film apart from the society of snow and alive, a 3rd film much older, that showed it how I believe it happened, it showed them fighting and being savage.

[@BreakdowntheFacts]

I can appreciate documentaries like this while some survivors are here to tell the story. These men are so incredibly brave.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

I was always intrigued by their story. They did what they needed to do to survive. Strong men 💪

[@sandjune2753]

The love, and compassion they should towards each other was amazing

[@Chatterbox-94]

It was not until I saw Society of the Snow that I learned about this remarkable story. It’s a true miracle and shows the determination of the human will.

[@orcaoracle]

I remember hearing this story many years ago and waiting to be able to see a film that captured their story of their survival, faith and their humanity. I always thought about the harrowing notion of what it would be like to have to choose to eat the only thing left and how that impacted their psyche and love for each other. This film is an absolute masterpiece and one of Bayona's best work alongside "The Impossible". I commend all the actors on their incredible performance and representing the people of this disaster, both those that survived and those that became the life-force for them. What a devastatingly beautiful and powerful story of the human spirit, I could not stop crying throughout this film, it was so moving. Thank you!

[@YouTube.R.]

Society of the Snow was amazing.

[@victoriafrausto2232]

THIS STORY MAKES ME CRY SOOOO MUCH

[@sid7088]

What a strong character to walk off that mountain and save the rest from death.

[@mako88sb]

I highly recommend his book, Miracle in the Andes. I’ve read a lot of books about survival situations and his is the best. The epilogue alone is worth the price of the book.

[@georginacat7667]

I dont need the " adventure experts" thanks, they were barely born and have never done anything like it. Especially as we have the real survivors talking

[@jonerickcoronel742]

Yeah, I was like who are these people telling their story when we can hear it straight from the horses mouth.😅

[@rajeshb5925]

I am so amazed to see this and knowing they survived. God bless them and God bless their families. My heartfelt condolences for the departed souls .

[@22lyric]

God bless these survivors and the families if those who lost their lives.🙏♥️

[@nikitakelley]

This special 2 hour show had me mesmerized from start to finish. I remember hearing about this terrible crash, but was too young to really comprehend. Now that I’ve seen it, I simply cannot comprehend anything! Nothing. I’m beyond thinking how these people survived - and what transpired from the crash to the rescue. I just have no words. They are heroes in my eyes and I am glad I got to see what brave people they were.

[@OscarLopez-gq4he]

my dad is from uruguay and would tell me the story about this

[@kybayou7]

Heartbreaking 😢I'm so sorry for what you and your friends went through.. you and all are hero's and I know y'all did what you had to do to survive ❤🙏🏻

[@mrsIan75]

I had watched Alive years ago. Recently watched the Society of the Snow. You can't really think mother nature could be so cruel, handing them one ordeal after another. I give my love to all of them. We should be in awe of these brave men.

[@RealityMFiction]

Ive lived in Colorado and in reno, the extreme cold, especially in a dryer mountain climate will really mess up your skin with constant exposures. I cant go one day without putting on lotion, i cant imagine being outside with no heater, no lotion, no food. These guys are tougher than nails.

[@aksam22]

I live in AK & also thought of the dry and not having my lotion... I mean on top of it, that solidifies the hell for me 😖

[@vanhoumin]

I don't think the hardest thing was eating a human being but eating a friend and someone you knew and the dread of surviving and ging back to tell their family what happened to their loved one

[@Aki92-11]

Just watched the movie on Netflix 😢😢. Can't even imagine the pain they went through. Hats off to their resilience.

[@nikosniko7092]

Hats off? All that type of survival skills and all they get is a hat off

[@Aki92-11]

@@nikosniko7092Ugh then thumbs up maybe.

[@nehaaaa233]

Seeing infinitely endless mountains and still continuing is the most courageous thing done in human history

[@cristhi00]

This story changed my life

[@willdoe1918]

A legend. Thanks for surviving this horrific experience. I Was in a few wars and always thought of this story.

[@Kamille-Blanc13]

Nando parado is a true hero blessed by god . Such an inspiration ❤

[@Cindylogan480]

God bless them and God rest the souls who passed in this plane crash. 😪🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ferminadaza3141]

At the end of the movie ( society of the snow), I couldn't stop my tears, and since then, I feel goosebumps whenever I watch a documentary about them. I love how much they support each other and how they stand against death together, I like the words the survivors keep saying ( brothers from the mountains) really attitude is the best evidence of love ❤ so inspiring story from this heroes.

[@kolaalade4921]

I watched it last night on Netflix. I love Survivor movies but this one hit differently, especially because it is a true life story. RIP to the dead.

[@TinaBianca-hx8fc]

I thought it was excellent much better than the original “alive” film

[@Breakedheart]

That story breaking my heart thanks to Netflix for showing the story to the world

[@latshenry5904]

I just watched this movie omg it’s so sad I don’t know how I’d survived, I’d give up to be honest, the cold would kill me

[@wheres_bears1378]

I remember watching a film on this as a kid in the early 90s called alive, just watched the new film and it’s just as shocking

[@Moneiibhabii]

i can just imagine all the things that were probably done that they dont speak about… 😔 god bless those survivors and may those who passed rest in peace

[@jamesmcpherson1590]

Nando is mistaken about his age at the time of the crash. At 0:23 he said he was 21 when the crash happened, but he was born in December 1949, meaning he was 22 at the time of the crash, and he turned 23 before being rescued. Considering what an amazing human being he is, I suppose I can let that little mistake slide... this time.

[@Former_Pastor]

I've kept up with that story since it happened. I have the movie Alive. Inspirational ❤

[@georginacat7667]

Wow congrats

[@OfficialJRANTZ]

Watch society of the snow. 1000000 x better then alive.

[@runninbyfaith777]

Inspirational? 😳

[@georginacat7667]

@@runninbyfaith777 doesn't it inspire you to be in a plane crash, go through massive trauma, damage your body irreversibly?

[@runninbyfaith777]

@@georginacat7667 eating my friends and tossing their bones around like chicken bones all scattered together... Using the top of their skulls for a bowl.. Not at all inspirational to me. I get that cannibalism was necessary for them to stay alive... But the complete lack of reverence for the skeletal remains was next level

[@jennifermccrady9505]

I mean no disrespect to Nando, I am in awe of him. But his father…who they named the mountain they climbed after him, sold his possessions including his prized motorcycle and his clothes within a week or so after the plane disappeared. And remarried if I have it right. I could never wrap my head around that. Man lost his wife and 2 out of 3 of his children and moved on way too quickly. Paez was out there for weeks using his own resources to find his one son and this man who lost 3/4 of his immediate family didn’t do anything but erase them from his life. Incredibly sad

[@jennifermccrady9505]

@@susana6622 as I said I mean no disrespect but when my husband died it took me 6 years to take his clothes to goodwill. It’s hard to imagine his father tried to erase the life he had

[@scottkozel1519]

@@jennifermccrady9505 Some people almost immediately get rid of the clothes. It varies widely between people.

[@fastica]

People react to tragic events very differently.

[@jennifermccrady9505]

@@fastica agree. Just always seemed off

[@terricox3559]

It really may have been a coping mechanism, we can't assume to know

[@donf9583]

It made me cry,may God Bless them the survivor,i salute to them.

[@jbmoney357]

I was a kid in the 80s and my Dad told me the story of what these guys went through. They're all real life heroes. These people were dead.

[@batt0usai377]

That first plane pilot who missed them must have felt shattered after they were found.

[@fotografiasromero]

They couldn’t be seen, they discovered that themselves on the first climb.

[@mohammadusman9407]

Like if you are here after watching "Society of the Snow" movie!

[@kuyabebang1266]

real warrior! 🙏🏻 bless

[@christopherpratt1362]

I love how they introduce 2 survivors then let other people tell their story 🤦‍♂️

[@Crazymelvis]

I know, pretty ridiculous.

[@Jenna-zv6ve2sx4u]

i cant imagine the TSD and nightmares these survivors have!

[@nsmiguel99]

The Strauch cousins are hardened men, to be able to cut up their friends they are mentally hardened beyond comprehension. They saved everyone there, did what nobody else would do, truly strong willed individuals.

[@emansugulle9055]

The are all looking great for 70+ ..healthy…the bond they have together no one will never understand ❤

[@fotografiasromero]

Trauma and survival will make you love a healthy life.

[@nehaaaa233]

0:35 Now I have grandsons , and they say"our grandpa climbed mountains to save his friends"

[@WLF96]

Here from the movie insane story

[@gerhardadal]

The human instict to survive and live is so strong these man had to do what they had to do to survive and live with it.

[@TimothytheTooth]

In the movie you can hear the pilot say they are 3 minutes from landing in Chile. Assuming they knew this, If they started trekking from day 1 they all possibly would have made it to Chile in 10 days. Tip for anyone ever in survival situation, never stay in the same spot, they tell you to sit and wait but that’s such a bad idea. Wait for 1 or maybe 2 days, if they haven’t found you, they aren’t going to. Immediately start heading in the direction of civilization.

[@milagrosrodriguezcaro6259]

they should have consulted you, man, you're the expert

[@TimothytheTooth]

@@milagrosrodriguezcaro6259 don’t have to consult anyone, it’s basic common sense. Especially when you know that they called off the search and rescue. You would just sit there? Have fun. lol

[@valentinacameron6828]

You do know that they would of died in the night storms right? 👀 that’s why they waited till the snow started to melt

[@leveganist]

@@susana6622 without food? They somehow managed to leave on the 70th day so don't talk bullshit!

[@allieserencio]

@@TimothytheTooth you are being impulsive. lol they had no gear whatsoever to climb that high of a mountain. they would end up dead if all of them just climbed. they almost died in an avalanche while inside the wrecked plane. there’s no way all of them would go out there. the only time Roberto and Nando decided to climb was when they found waterproof suits that they somehow managed to bind together and used it to cover themselves at night. m

[@lilybond6485]

They have NOTHING to feel bad about or apologize about. Everyone would have done the same being in that position.

[@natoshahubbard1167]

Only 16 out of 27 survived that’s sad

[@sharhful]

There were over 40 passengers

[@tj205bama]

Why people narrating this that wasn't there or doesn't know the people to survived

[@mariabelencoronel4879]

Orgullo latino y humano ❤

[@Mak_fosters]

I follow your news from Iraq, I wish success to all

[@beamcabilan7649]

Watched it on Netflix and now I'm here.

[@adrianocasio9265]

Just finished this movie. I never knew. God bless these people

[@refulgent_fanta]

When it comes to eating human flesh, they said everyone watching the movies and the documentaries would do the same in their place. As much as some people say they wouldn't do that under any circumstance, yes you would. Of course we'd do the same. At some point our (very powerful) survival instincts take the wheel and you'll eat.

[@upsocialnetwork6232]

Heart breaking😢

[@starlinx4811]

Respected Sir Nando and all your survivors friends first I salute you. One question please. Now almost 52 years has been passed and if now Government offer you a chance to go there to see that place where your plane crashed...What will be your reply will go to see that place or no.

[@blueskaee]

I really wish Numa Turcatti could’ve survived too🤧 My heart is seriously crying for him🌹 RIP to all the passengers who lost their lives🌹

[@lyfewithfena843]

The fact that these boys where my age is crazy

[@peruchas.r3983]

I recommend watching "The Snow Society". Amazing movie!

[@toycoma98]

I watched Society of the snow, dont have hulu but prisoners of the snow is available on disneyplus which i have.

[@pablovazilovelovegoogle4ever]

Very impressive

[@Beautiful_oWorld]

whenever someone likes my comment, the notification reminds me to return and watch this.

[@yotahj]

Sorry this happened 😢🙏🏾

[@velvet_nothing_4633]

Is there anywhere somebody in the UK can watch all of this please? Or stream/download?

[@josiahesquivel1487]

Do you have Hulu if so you can type prisoner of the snow

[@patriciachang8666]

I saw it in tokio video.

[@ABY68193]

Netflix

[@brianrodriguez6897]

When I grow up, I want to be Uruguayan.

[@juancerda3323]

Has anyone interviewed the family of the ones that got ate to ask them how they feel? Not saying its wrong or right but just curious to what they would say

[@ailem2707]

Hi! We know that the Nicolich (Coco’s) family has always been openly supportive of the survivorsz Maybe having Coco’s letters, in which he explicitly consents to his body being eaten if he died helped.. Others had a harder time and distanced themselves, but I don’t think any of them has actually spoken up against what the survivors did. Instead, they chose to honor the victims via a library/NGO they made together. The ones running the library have a good relationship with at least one survivor, Gustavo Zerbino, who was the one who brought them the keepsakes from the victims back from the mountains. When they give interviews (ie Alejandro Roque, Roque’s son; Raquel Arocena, Coco’s mother; Stella Pérez del Castillo, Marcelo’s sister; Selva Ibarburu, Maquirrian’s mother; Teresa Valeta, Valeta’s sister; Baty Echavarren, El Vasco’s sister), they tend to focus more on the memories of their loved ones, and on the ways they could overcome what happene, rather than the feelings about the means of survival.

[@perlamelissaify]

I saw the movie a couple of weeks ago this is aonsad

[@usmankhann2192]

Who is here after *SOCIETY OF THE SNOW* ?

[@majakrstic7436]

Hunger has no religion, your primal instinct will overcome any religion. Fight for life is the only thing that will keep you alive. Their dead friends gave them the life.

[@icedmatchatea]

a few questions- did they ever find the other half of the plane? We’re any uneaten bodies recovered? did they keep track of who they ate?

[@fastica]

Two of the guys found the tail section. All the bodies, eaten or not, were buried in a common grave. Some of the survivors know who they ate, but it is a secret kept between them.

[@mako88sb]

@@fastica Not sure if it’s true, someone posted this info elsewhere. He stated that the pilot & copilots bodies were so pinned by the wreckage that they decided to douse the fuselage with gas and burn it while cremating their remains at the same time. It does sound plausible but I haven’t read anything about it in the 3 books I have about this incident. Also, the father of Ricardo Echavarren had arranged to have his sons body identifiable as he had found out he wanted his body returned for burial at home. The father arranged for help and did retrieve his sons body. Got into a bit of trouble being accused of grave robbing. It was eventually sorted out and he brought his son home.

[@lilsamantha1]

I remenber he talks about panchito. His best friend. Who decided to switch the window seat with nando and dies. Says panchito was very good looking and had all the girls behind him.

[@dafnerodriguez9004]

Yeah Nando always said that he felt himself like a ugly duke right behind his dear friend and that's why he was shy

[@dafnerodriguez9004]

*Duck . Sorry

[@ozankabakyesheplayedcentreback]

@4:37 you can clearly see the remains of the spine of some deceased person

[@SiSi-ju1xk]

Bad work by rescue team

[@dancemaniaco]

The plane diverted away from where it had to pass, due to a crew error, the teams took into account many flight parameters, and searched even in places whose probability was minimal, apart from that, precisely in the year 72 it was one of the years with the biggest snow storms in Chile in decades !!!

[@manoelramon8283]

the human spinal cord bones at 4:39 at their right, while they smile for the picture, is really disturbing.

[@gautambhaskar5756]

Then watch pogo...don't watch it's easy....but listen they left these disgusting, ugly,filthy words far behind when they are starving to death in -30 degree celcius...and there friends are dying bcoz of infection and pooping themself and pissing black due to starvation

[@bluejean-1968]

When they were trapped under the snow for four days before they pulled themselves out, where did they go to the bathroom? I am so sensitive to smell, I'd rather die.

[@Faigh_as]

Smell would be the least of ur worries

[@bluejean-1968]

@@Faigh_as You don't know me, lol. I would probably gag to death. My point is that it's very hard to wrap my brain around the magnitude of what they experienced.

[@fotografiasromero]

They truly did the impossible

[@boxman117]

I had not heard of this story before. I definitely think they did the right thing in eating their friends.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Yes, they did. I've always admired their strength in that horrible situation

[@markgriffith3076]

No they didn't as they ended up being only a 2 day walk to a town. Watch the film Alive.

[@nikitakelley]

This report was done with the REAL LIFE SURVIVORS. I think they know what they HAD to do to survive and did not take this lightly. Unlike the MOVIE ……

[@JudgeDredd_]

@@markgriffith3076ok so we draw straws to determine which direction to go and you draw the straw to walk aimlessly to certain death

[@RhondaKL]

@@markgriffith3076It was 10 days walking. They were in sub zero temperatures.and the two who walked had no idea if they would find help,or if they were even going in the correct direction. But they had to try.

[@tracydavis8982]

Thinking of the survivors, and the victims, who perished during the Andes Plane Crash, that occurred on Friday, October 13, 1972, (51) years ago today.😢 I watched the 20/20 special, "Prisoners Of The Snow," in May, 2023, regarding this plane crash. I have this stored, on my DVR. The first time that I heard about this plane crash, was in (2012), when they had the (40th) anniversary Documentary.😔 The survivors, and most of the victims, were so young, between 19 and 22, when this plane crash occurred in (1972). I am amazed, at how a few of the survivors, walked for days and days, in the cold, and up a Mountain, to get help. Bless the farmer, and his son, for providing food to these guys, and phoning for help!👍 I cried, while watching the Documentary, when they came upon the farmer, and his son, who helped them, and when the survivors were finally flown off of the Andes Mountain, and back home to their loved ones.🙏 Some people, over the years, have expressed disgust, because the survivors had to resort to cannibalism. If you want to survive, in this World, you do what you have to. I applaud these survivors, for letting the World know, that they "wanted to live." As in the (1992) Movie, "Alive," which is about this (1972) plane crash. All of the (16) survivors, are still ALIVE, and they are in their early 70's, except that one of the survivors, passed away due to Cancer, several years ago. The remaining survivors, said that they STILL meet on the Anniversary, EVERY year, of the plane crash.🤗 They are now, bonded for life. Again, thinking of you guys, on the (51st.) Anniversary, of the Andes Mountain Plane Crash.😒

[@22lyric]

People who say they would never do this must not love anyone or have anyone depend on them. I can't imagine anything I wouldn't do to make it back for my family!

[@nilafabiolarodriguez7365]

💔👏

[@sureshpaw]

I am reborn

[@krazzzysimp6478]

it's so painful to watch

[@yumnaafarooq6000]

No has a right to judge them, no one. Everyone thinks they would rather die or find an alternative way than turning to cannibalism until you’re actually in the situation and your survival instinct kicks in

[@sbanats]

100%. The people that say they wouldnt havent suffered before

[@FattyKung]

I don't believe in any religion but I believe in Nando Parrado

[@Noosha.gurung]

❤❤

[@tomnohmy1273]

U never hear about Uruguay, at least they got a news story for a minute even if tragic

[@williambennett7199]

An astute observation... Uruguay's economy is capitalist, a highly successful free market economy that has an extremely low level of corruption. This is the type of country you won't hear about from the mainstream media outlets, because it does not comport with the left's narrative.

[@mariavassallo5023]

Oh, that’s a great way to look at it. 😡It’s a beautiful culture, and very nice people. Many relatives of mine from Italy settled there. I could think of a better way to phrase your comment.

[@redreadyj8916]

I honestly would have started walking much sooner than they did because I couldn’t eat bodies for two months if I could help it 😢

[@ailem2707]

They tried to hike multiple times and almost died trying because it was too cold. They left as soon as they could

[@mcarlkv53]

These guys didn’t have weather gear either… me when it drops below 60 degrees I’m freezing and putting on extra sweaters…. I would have not survived in that situation

[@sachingudasi9792]

Who came here after dhruv rathee video on mystery of flight 571

[@Fitbolt_]

🤚

[@KpopFan55]

Me

[@inmadiaz2623]

❤️

[@GG-eh2nn]

Their plane crashed on FRI The 13th. Very bad omen

[@snoopyjace]

I don't blame any of those guys for having survivors guilt.

[@OhDADDY_Y]

How could he eat others people's bodies

[@rumham7466]

Hopefully you’ll never have to find out and have to.

[@jacquelinebaechli7058]

Survival instinct

[@IzildinhaAbibAlves]

Gostaria de conhecer o Nando, O Canessa, o Carlitos aliás gostaria de conhecer todos. Vem para o Brasil serão bem recebidos com muito amor e carinho.

[@dazzlar28]

It happened on Friday the 13th?

[@jendell3822]

Netflix brought me here..