YouTube's Darkest Videos 4

[@NickCrowley]

🎡GRAND OPENING: liminalland.net 🎡

[@Kostas_-_-_-999]

Hey nick crowley!, pls reply pls.

[@oSpoken]

Been watching for a while, keep up the great work. I love your story telling

[@Zer0hrss]

W vid I can't wait to watch

[@spookymom]

Awesome!!❤❤

[@caelumlynch8667]

But what if it didn't open nick? It didn't

[@tree4318]

I can't even believe not 1 person in that room thought the dry ice hotboxing was a horriffic idea

[@endtimesninja1235]

Ikr? Wtf

[@Dusti_buns]

Imagine swimming, wanting to take a deep breath and not being able to once you go above water. Scary

[@magicaleevee843]

They are Russians... people are build different over there...

[@JK-gm6kk]

I can't believe there are people unfamiliar with that story. Hard not to be cynical when I'm halfway in, and the only one I've been unfamiliar with was the open mic one at the beginning. KZbin has become such a bland soulless platform that exists almost solely for corporate advertising, and it genuinely bums me out. Edit: this isn't to say my content is groundbreaking in anyway. The forza game play video of mine someone left a rude comment on existed to show my gma how far video game graphics have become, and nothing else. I hope you feel super stoked on yourself

[@Marchingvenusaur]

Seriously the total lack of even a tiny bit of research into the chemical reaction is appalling

[@chad_b]

The fact that the Russian lady's husband died trying to give her an amazing birthday party and she remarried five months later says a lot about her as a person

[@thebeasters]

I don't even meet someone's parents after 5 months lol

[@mromatic17]

women don't marry for love bro they do for status, money, security, and protection.

[@menace4319]

@@mromatic17 all I can say is that is a very illogical statement.. not all women are like that, thats an insane claim.. when you say women, you're talking about billions of people, just like you and me. humans are way too complex to be summarised by their gender?? u talk as if u have met every single woman on earth and know their exact motives. dont judge an entire GENDER based off a few bad experiences you've had with SOME of them.

[@thecoolguy7985]

@@mromatic17 this is the most incel shit I’ve seen

[@beepy409]

bruh you don't know anything about the woman's life you have no room to judge lol.

[@leesparkles9518]

Honestly the most reasonable explanation for the Taiwan elevator video is that she actually was meeting a friend, who hid her in their room until they could leave unnoticed. Not to hide her from the police, but so she could flee her abusive husband. As for how and why she "dissappeared", it could simply be that she's kept a low profile or left the country with fake documents. Otherwise I don't know how their bodies would go undiscovered...

[@dylanzambrano6484]

That would make sense, but the cameras still would have seen it. The removal of a coat and shoes seems to be based around being quiet, so maybe they were running from someone chasing them. Good theory though!

[@erihitsuki]

I agree and I want to add a bit of my theory to this - they might be using a disguise of some sort to get out of the building

[@Rogue849]

That's what I was thinking, that someone helped them escape

[@mimexion]

​@dontbesurprised.Stop scamming

[@ataridc]

Why are we pretending like security footage was being scrutinized. People make errors and the footage wouldn't be watched forever. I'd wager they just missed them leaving

[@aidangiffin575]

I know we call joke how school expects us to leave a fire like marching stormtroopers, but the lame horse club incident shows us exactly why we should take that advice to heart and leave the building calmly.

[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

Also goes for the stormtroopers, because they would get trampled if they didn't march calmly as well. Battle? Fire? Same life or death situation.

[@shannsimms9072]

I know right!! I wonder how I would have announced the fire to the crowd if I was the one with the microphone.

[@Halo44327]

And why places have a designated emergency passageways

[@RJFP67]

In the 60’s as grade school children we had nuclear weapons drills. You’d go into the hallway, put your hands behind your neck , squat down with your head between your knees against the walls or lockers ? 😢 we were ready for nuclear war😂.

[@CodeNameCheese_]

If everyone isn’t walking calmly there’s no point

[@MariaFMH]

I can’t even make a friend in 5 months. She found a whole husband. Imagine how confused her kid must have been.

[@alvaroakatico9188]

She should be under the prison rotting away as we speak!

[@yashdaiya2190]

It's not so hard for women to get a man. For every women, their crush/bf/husband are just a options until they don't get a better option. Women's mentality are very disgusting. I hope I don't get born in women ever on this planet

[@kennethwagster3788]

Not a whole husband. Half a husband. He doesn't have legs

[@TheofficalDeleito]

@@kennethwagster3788damn 💀💀💀

[@ChemistricElektrolyte]

​@@kennethwagster3788Damn did u really had to bring that up?

[@spacegale]

the way Katerina yelled HE'S DEAD HE'S NO MORE but like in a joking way when her husband was actually dying... chilling

[@fIuoras]

Coincidence?! I think not!

[@ahmadmalaki8364]

In fact didn’t she avoid numerous amount of controversies about her career of making medicine and telling people that they shouldn’t buy the ones from pharmacy? Maybe she is a horrible person in general I feel bad for the husband And katarina ? I hope you go to jail

[@pinoycartalk]

A pharmacist should be aware of the chemical reaction

[@Jasonmakesvideo]

I would bet a lot of those Russian colleges are diploma mills

[@SeeMeRolling]

Ikr... it was so disturbing to hear... I just posted a comment about it too...

[@migitri]

Sinkholes are one of my biggest fears. I'm constantly afraid of one opening up under my house even though it's built in a safe location.

[@sarahfreakinlynn]

Nice pfp!!!

[@AquaPiratePup]

Honestly, same. It's just so random..

[@princesslucillaa]

same ever since i learnt of them lol

[@gaysatan4565]

Same. Fortunately depending on the state they are more. Florida is sinkhole hell, and just hell in general. Florida sucks

[@Yatukih_001]

Still not as terrifying as mask mandate and vaccine supporters. But nonetheless absolutely terrifying as Hell.

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

For the woman and her child, given that she was "visiting a friend", I wonder if this was the case of underground support system for abused women.

[@FuriedHearts]

Can you elaborate on this? That's an interesting point. Why was she never found though? Like she never left the building

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

@@FuriedHearts Well, the point would be, hopefully, that they literally smuggled her through underground paths, and then she was given new identity, you know?

[@daveincognito]

@@OneReallyGrumpyJill From the roof, though? If there were a back staircase or something, that would have come up.

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

@@daveincognito Staircase in walls

[@tgmoney6358]

Very good point

[@kytune]

For the one where the woman takes off her clothes with her child, it could be that she had contacted her friend to put a suitcase with clothes inside for her and her child to wear. hiding their identities maybe with a few snacks. and within 24 or more hours, the two could've escaped from the building looking like a normal person, changing their identities for the better and leaving their hometown

[@DanksterPaws]

I love this explanation, explains the whole thing

[@InuyashaDogDemon]

@@DanksterPaws exactlyy

[@simerlyisaac423]

This would still have shown a woman on camera go to the roof or off limits area that lacks cameras, then the missing lady to enter after, then the First Lady to leave, and the missing lady to never leave. Also this woman would have a suitcase which would be easier to spot.

[@eCodex]

yeah, this is a DV exit. happens a lot more commonly than people would think.

[@eCodex]

@@simerlyisaac423 they left in someone else’s luggage.

[@shadowsage2636]

that dry ice story was planned, no way she didn't know about it, and the fact she remarried so fast gives me the impression she knew what she was doing.

[@kennethmcripper1683]

Sure it was planned,one Dude even got a fucking gasmask on...

[@immir6647]

And using her husband's death for followers. Who tf does that?

[@haikuhaiku]

Why would she take the chance of not only herself dying along with him as well as all her friends?

[@swtvic]

@@haikuhaiku might be a risk she would've had to take idk, she's literally a pharmacist tho there is NO way she wouldn't have known that the whole thing was dangerous

[@kathrynhoward4196]

That doesn't quite jive, since he jumped into the pool under his own power. It's not like she pushed him. And frankly, he should've known better. They ALL should have. Edit: He's also the one who closed the doors, so...

[@Weirdchildren]

Dude your production quality and editing is probably the best I've seen for this type of content on KZbin

[@eduardoribeiroucv9630]

Yeah, the content its actually not that dark and I coukd easily digest in a reading. But the edit gives me chills, uncanny vibes, like I would be scared even if it was a disney video but with that edit

[@solowing1840]

I'll also add a bit: as someone who speaks russian, I remember the scandal around dry ice accident. The most mysterious and controversial part is that on 12:18 she happily screams "That's it, he's dead! He's no longer with us", which led to a conclusion of many that the whole incident was a planned murder.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

So there's actually *two* filmed murder confessions in this video? I remember the dry ice story but I don't think what you quoted ever got reported in the English language media. EDIT: I just skipped ahead to hear it. Even though I don't speak Russian I wanted to know how clear her words were; I wasn't sure if it was muffled or hard to hear or whatever. It's not at all. If she said what you're claiming she did how the hell is she not in prison?

[@РоманРожков-ж5к]

@@BiggieTrismegistus I think that's because it's almost impossible to proof or something. As another person from Russia I can't actually remember anyone to take the "planned murder" version seriously. To me that phrase sounded more like a grim joke.

[@scallopohare9431]

He doesn't appear to be diving into the pool. He goes in sideways, like he was shoved.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

@@BiggieTrismegistus Because someone saying "He's dead" after someone disappears into a pool ISN'T a murder confession AT ALL. She also doesn't sound like she's HAPPILY screaming.

[@shanayazaveri2620]

@@scallopohare9431 yes, I saw that too. It looks like someone pushed him while he was lining up for a pic

[@akiraxapocalypse]

For the elevator video, I think it’s likely she was actually “meeting a friend”, aka someone helping her get away from her husband. That person probably had knowledge of the building and camera locations, and was able to sneak them out and get them away undetected.

[@Daequan12387]

@@xshipwrecMaybe to leave the evidence behind

[@akiraxapocalypse]

@xshipwrec I can’t say for sure of course, but it almost looks to me like she was trying to make it _look_ like a suicide. The taking off of the shoes and such, plus going up the stairwell towards the roof makes it look like that at least. She potentially met someone in the stairwell, the “friend,” and they helped from there. This is all just conjecture of course, but at least to me this seems to be the most likely scenario. Honestly though, she could have wandered into another dimension for all I know!

[@moonfool734]

@@akiraxapocalypse thats acually quite logical

[@adamriggs2698]

@xshipwrec probably because she was going to a specific person’s room and the person didn’t want to have to secretly dispose of them after they gave her new clothes.

[@taydestiny38]

@The Moonswind Witch….I actually agree with your theory of a fake suicide. However, my only hang up is that she had other children besides the youngest one. I can’t see her willingly abandoning her other children to live a life with just the youngest one.

[@alphadragonwolfwarrior6373]

The mere thought of being trapped drowning to death in a sinkhole knowing there is no way to survive legitimately gives me a panic attack.

[@FiveStarBr]

and the dude kept trying to look inside like a idiot... the pool floor could have gave out any second and he just stood there and then got closer even !!

[@alphadragonwolfwarrior6373]

@@FiveStarBr He acted like he never saw water drain away before. I know if a swimming pool I was in started randomly draining out of nowhere, I'd be one of the first ones to leave.

[@extrakimmu]

@@FiveStarBr I honestly assumed he saw the other person fall in and was trying to see if they were okay or was able to grab them. Can't think of another reason as to why he would willingly stand so dangerously close to the hole.

[@DaKingKayden]

Just be happy sinkholes are really rare (usually)

[@alphadragonwolfwarrior6373]

@@DaKingKayden pfft, not where I used to live.

[@BoldActionSkitty]

As disturbing as these videos are, Nick saying "lethal doses of cringe" made me wheeze. I'm definitely using that saying.

[@jewelxiat]

I love the little moments of comedy that he puts in. In the previous video in this series, when talking about the family of 15, where he says how old the parents were when they first married, it had "yikes" as a quick caption and it made me laugh 💀

[@joannab7504]

😂

[@BoldActionSkitty]

@@jewelxiat I noticed that too!

[@mrdc687]

When does he say that

[@BoldActionSkitty]

@@mrdc687 The beginning, where the guy confessed to murdering his girlfriend via freestyle rap.

[@varden506]

The dry ice story immediately gives me “what’s the most inconceivable way I can off my husband” vibes. No way a pharmacist, from any country or background, wouldn’t know what chemical reaction they were creating lol

[@meredithgrubb4497]

I 100% agree. I remember being in 6th grade and learning this.

[@sincostan999]

lol my thoughts exactly. that or her degree was bogus/she went to the most bullshit uni ever

[@annamarie8292]

Agree. It's actually quite close to the perfect murder. She videotaped it as an extra measure to take any suspicion off her. Like "oh look how much fun we are having". Meanwhile she knew exactly what was going to happen. She did it so people would sympathize with her. Wonder how much his life insurance was worth...

[@gregt995]

I don't think so. He spontaneously jumped in on his own accord and she was also in the closed off room breathing in the toxic air like the rest of them. Reminds me of a quote: "Don't assume malice when ignorance is so abundant"

[@pokebaby76]

@@gregt995 it's possible that she was aware of the amount of time you could be around it before it became lethal.

[@redeyedbuggers]

In the Taiwanese elevator story, I’d be willing to bet that she knew someone in that building who helped her & the child disappear.

[@alexf9381]

She had more children. Her remaining children are adamant she would never abandon them and just take one and leave. They also said there was no abuse and people made that up later on using imagination to spice up the story.

[@Xer031]

@PinkieJoJo and sometimes they don't just simply don't know. I know many situations where a child may know their parents argue but have no idea of the actual depth of the fighting and some cases abuse.

[@gejusloltv7867]

might sound crazy, but my theory would be like a disguised runaway. just think about it. if the husband was abusive i wouldnt wanna be found. they cant just disappear. when the camera footage was being watched, they were looking for specific people. so naturally they didnt look into others. there is like practically no chance this is true, but a slight possibility.

[@aigs_n_baicun7170]

My best guess is that someone was after her, and made her disappear in the hotel itself.

[@tortugraTV]

@@mgd3098 💀

[@Kainaa_Ed]

The fire story is terrifying. I can't imagine being crushed by people trying to push their way out, at the same time choking from the smoke.

[@moderndemon84]

Happens all the time,honestly.

[@gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg]

@@moderndemon84 I've never heard this happen in my entire life until now.

[@moderndemon84]

@@gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@lactose.free.milky.way.]

It gets worse! Look up the documentary called Collective. This happened in Rumania and uncovered so much medical fraud

[@YungLean1488westfalen]

Russian monkeys dont know basic human patience and decency typical

[@orourkeda]

I'm a moron with no scientific training. Within less than 10 seconds I said carbon dioxide poisoning. The idea that someone with a background or an education in the area would overlook such a thing is insane to me.

[@RED-my9hl]

mistakes happen

[@DustyRagu]

@@RED-my9hl especially when you care more about being an influencer and recording your own face than whatevers happening around you, even if it involves someone you supposedly love lol

[@droomzy]

@@DustyRagu yeah she literally HAS to be aware of chemistry with her schooling. you'd think that people who actively conduct experiments would use logic in the science they're doing. she recorded his last moments alive (unknowingly) focusing on herself & then somehow made it worse by remarrying so soon after being widowed by her own idea

[@xiuehe]

@@RED-my9hl mistakes? More like the lack of care. I'm not trying to say she knew and didn't tell anyone for some reason.. but that's what I'm trying to say

[@RED-my9hl]

@@xiuehe simple mistakes do happen u know, especially when you're so excited for a big event

[@MyYoutubeChannelBabyyyy]

Getting *married* to a different person five *months* after becoming a widow is insane. Starting to date again that soon would even be a little iffy but MARRIED?

[@strawbrykitkat]

i can't imagine how it must be for her child. one of my family members did something similar and it really messed up their kids

[@ivettesanchez8093]

i did the same is because your broken that there always one person that will hold you up and you feel comfy with

[@sunaluvr9932]

She’s a ruzzian, what’d you expect.

[@andyedwards9011]

Minor note: dry ice melting into gaseous carbon dioxide is just a phase change, not a chemical reaction with water

[@rambysophistry1220]

It is also useful to note that it is a phase change from solid to gas directly, and thus, sublimation.

[@Jvk1166z]

also important to note is that pure gaseous co2 is invisible just like air and any other gas, it's only opaque like this because the sublimating gas is far colder than the surrounding air and thus causes condensation to form. honestly they should have done better research on the matter - the information that pure co2 is visible by virtue of purity can be dangerous depending on the setting, you can suffocate in a room filled with co2 and never even realize whats happening, happens on container ships all the time unfortunately.

[@BenDover23696]

Also important to note, don't do this

[@RexEdits-xz]

i know

[@Ezio999Auditore]

Ok redditor

[@randomtoxicplayeronline]

This episode by far has got to be the most terrifying. Incidents like the pool sinkhole, CO2 incident, and the club fire are so horrific because of how it could happen to literally anyone, just because of human error

[@SubzeroCage]

gives me the heebeejeebees also. Usually I would say a tornado is the most terrifying but an earthquake or sinkhole and falling into the earth scares me just as much

[@MrRichManGuy]

@@SubzeroCage I would survive those easily bud. Next.

[@catattack7639]

@MrRichManGuy youre so cool and strong and superhuman for that im so glad you bragged about it on the internet

[@bax9231]

You're right, it is terrifying. However, I'd more so blame negligence for those cases

[@Unforgiving_Eye]

@@MrRichManGuy You're all talk but if that ever happened to you, i bet you'll scream louder than a scared child lmao

[@Fr0gg37]

I feel so bad for the person who fell into the sinkhole. I hope their family is doing better and their soul is, too

[@Superten-chan]

@@hunterkohtz8828 I’m sorry but why are you advertising under this comment it’s very insensitive.

[@YungLean1488westfalen]

She in Hell blud

[@Fvrid]

@@hunterkohtz8828your crap advertising is why you get no views

[@sssuniao]

@@hunterkohtz8828 you are insensitive.

[@normaluser3978]

@@hunterkohtz8828 bro should have 0 subscribers

[@shannsimms9072]

Being in a packed nightclub or rave that sets on fire is such a giant fear of mine that it made me stop going to them almost completely.

[@v257to]

Better for your health too😂

[@purplehaze2358]

I'm genuinely baffled why a murderer would incorporate a confession to his crimes into a public freestyle rap performance. He might as well be wearing a glowing neon sign reading "I committed one of the worst crimes I can possibly do", he's just drawing attention from the law towards himself.

[@loveforeignaccents]

He was under the influence, which is when most of us have a tendency to spill the beans, so to speak.

[@brunobucciaratiswife]

I think it’s because he wants attention and he feels “badass” for it. Or he’s feeling guilty and it just kinda slipped out. Could be both

[@awesome_cabbage]

Drunk and stupid, a lethal combination ig

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

He was drunk

[@TheMellowFilmmaker]

I think he might've had the urge to confess, so he did it in a platform that some people would write off.

[@Curlyheadedgar101]

The dry ice literally terrified me, he jumped in with a big smile. We weren't able to hear anything but he was probably suffering a lot

[@hakai1014]

It becomes worse when his friends and wife were so oblivious and weren’t paying attention to the fact that he was dying. Also the fact shes a scientist and doesn’t know the affects of dry ice angers me

[@Curlyheadedgar101]

@@hakai1014 yea

[@majorghoul9017]

The silent wheezing of a death without breath combined with drowning

[@streamerssaymyname]

​@@hakai1014 most real drowning is quiet and often ignored because we expect splashing and cries for help.

[@affanjamsari5752]

I’ve seen that very video way before Nick had covered it. It was absolutely saddening that this happened.

[@00iamcrazy]

My theory for the Taiwan Elevator incident is that she indeed met up with her friend like she mentioned to her eldest who knew about her abusive relationship and they devised a plan together. The friend would be at the hotel ready with suitcases for them to squeeze into. She pressed the floor number 11, albeit nervous, she KNEW the floor she had to go to and conveniently knew there were no cameras near the stairwell. They got into a suitcase and didn’t need the other one prepared, which is perhaps the one found near the stairs. Maybe they were in a hurry and left it there before anybody saw them. The friend then could collect the ‘suitcase’ with them. Signed out and left. Them removing the jackets in the elevator could be for reasons 1. Sound. Their jackets seem to be windbreaker material. They usually make sound and to avoid being caught sneaking around by other guests they got rid of it. 2. Size/weight. Although the jackets won’t weigh much, avoiding anymore baggage than what is needed to fit into the suitcases to make more space would be ideal. 3. Temperature. They arrived in a moped, right? you usually wear windbreakers,but to wear a windbreaker inside a suitcase would be way too hot. Also leaving the said items in the elevator, would fuel the idea that they were going to off themselves, especially with the superstitions associated with the shoes in their culture, doing it ON camera would be doubly effective. The suicide angle would stop her husband from trying to find her, I guess? Besides, all guests would come in with luggages, right? Them leaving with suitcases wouldn’t raise suspicions at all. Hence, why they were never detected. I’m trying to make reason out of this because I desperately want to believe that the mother-daughter are happy, safe and most importantly, alive.

[@silver115XD]

Well this theory put me at ease...It'd be sad if something bad actually did happen I hope your at least 50% right and their okay also

[@carlaisabella5725]

okay but this theory makes a lot of sense tho.. it looks so real and i hope that the mother and child was safe too

[@alexf9381]

I understand your reasoning and that you WANT to believe this, but sadly no. She had multiple other children. They stated she would never abandon them and just take one child and leave. They also said there was no abuse and this was created by people years after she disappeared to spice up the story but there is no evidence of that. This is a clear case of mental illness + psychosis. Many people actually argue that she did in fact jump off the building with her child and that the Taiwan authorities have hid this fact for whatever reason. Some residents in the building told reporters they heard a bang from someone jumping and 2 said they saw her and her childs dead body being taken by authorities.

[@m1ytcaws]

I think this case is highly planned by her mother and her friend...may be to confuse everyone

[@robydee920]

Women: hey friend I have to escape from abusing husband with my child, I have scooter so we can meet where no one will see us. Friend: no, no, no and no. Better plan is we meet on 11-th floor of Hotel which is under surveillance of massive amount of cameras, we create a mystery scene where you mysteriously disappear worthy of The Twilight Zone so not only your abusive husband will be searching for you but Police and you'll be on TV so hundred of thousand of people will know your face. Make sense? Women: amazing plan, I'm glad I have you as a friend.

[@Pattys1967]

hi,your channel is probably in my opinion,the best youtube channel on this platform,i just found you yesterday and cant stop watching ,thank you for all your hard work finding this dark video ive never seen,truely amazing clips 100% dark

[@johnmobley9369]

Can you imagine the hellscaoe and shock of getting sucked into a 40 foot deep sink hole after vibing at the pool. It wasn’t ENTIRELY unpredictable because they built the pool in an unstable place

[@ShadowAussie]

Probably stolen Palestinian land.

[@whiteydiamond]

Oh no THE VIBE!

[@RyanLewisofficial]

@@whiteydiamond vibe killer

[@Brunette_2005]

The one man who got sucked down to the bottom had one hell of a horrifying death

[@Antixandros]

For the people having fun at the pool it was entirely unpredictable. For the person who built the pool it wasn't.

[@loveforeignaccents]

The fact alone that they had to wear protective gear around that dry ice pool should have been enough to know that it was not safe. And I'm not for people spilling their tea online, so I don't feel bad for the bday girl at all, only her little one and his family. Can't believe she got married five months later! RIP to all three victims.

[@qook1543]

They didn’t have to, it was for show lol

[@luiginotcool]

how cruel, poor girl

[@wrexvincent]

Protective clothing and 0 respiratiors/masks for the noxious gas. Girl went to school to be a pharmacist, which requires a few courses in chemistry. She knew better

[@jraxreviewsxcosplayxmore6934]

She was probably cheating on him a long time

[@luiginotcool]

@@wrexvincent have you ever thought that maybe she just trusted her boyfriend? Maybe she wasn’t thinking about her chemistry classes she had however many years ago.

[@tomsegev4672]

I was in one of the first crews that responded to the sinkhole incident, we thought there are more people inside and it was honestly one of the most terrifying cases I've worked in my short EMS experience

[@paritoshpanda9271]

So what exactly happened? What were the consequences ?

[@waynehale66]

If u say so

[@darkx6869]

@@waynehale66 huh?

[@LevitheEldritchAbomination]

@@darkx6869 Well, lots of people lie on the internet. I think this person is skeptical

[@waynehale66]

@@LevitheEldritchAbomination u got it buddy I can smell the fish from here in the uk lol

[@cremetangerine82]

The dry ice story is so suspicious. 1. A woman with a MD whose specialized in pharmacology. 2. Not warn her husband of the dangers of carbon dioxide and oxygen deprivation. 3. Continue to record instead of givinghree people aid as a *doctor* should during an emergency. 4. Continue vloging and getting attention (and possible donations from strangers) 9about the tragedy. 5. Getting $500,000 from her late husband's life insurance policy. 6. Getting married FIVE months later.

[@28_futaba]

1. She isn't a MD, a pharmacologist is different. 2. Personally I believe and there is some evidence of her faking her credentials 3. Not a doctor 4. AFAIK she didn't ask for donations but I agree about the insurance and remarrying. Personally IF she did have those credentials (I honestly doubt it, what type of person would go from studying pharmacology to literal snake oil...) it is suspicious, but as other commenters have already pointed out, she's Hella stupid and might not actually have those credentials so might actually not be responsible for her husband's death. I feel like this makes sense because it's not like she asked him to go inside, he did it of his own accord, which she wouldn't have wanted if she wanted to kill him

[@lynnehuff7059]

It is hard to believe.

[@bru1sedg1rl]

and 7) her yelling “he’s dead. that’s it he’s not here anymore”. in my opinion, this wasn’t stated in a joking manner AT ALL.

[@michaelslater3464]

Doctors are narcissistic sociopaths by medical school design ...do not trust any of them

[@bionicman6969]

The Lame Horse incident is eerily reminiscent of the Rhode Island night club fire that killed and maimed so many at a Great White show. Many night clubs are virtual death traps in an emergency situation.

[@rickyspeople]

And the Ghost Ship Warehouse fire. Used to party in that place. Nowadays I always take inventory of all venue exits and keel myself near one!! Not today satan

[@dazeslays]

the station nightclub fire! as i was watching this section i was just in shock of how incredibly similar the two incidents were. sparks from pyrotechnics, unclear exits, human crush... it's crazy

[@Sahwin]

@@dazeslays I make videos including a few on crowd crush/collapse, wherein I make a comment about how once you see a handful of these crushes, the rest are incredibly easy to spot and almost adhere to a formula. This is kind of what I meant: such similar conditions lead to such a similar outcome.

[@penieweenieselenie7435]

why are so many night clubs death traps?

[@devastatedbaby]

Somewhat reminds me the scene from "The monster" library scene

[@silverflight01]

Lame Horse Incident: So not only did a human crush occur as everyone tried to escape, but emergency services failed to help in the situation, both of these caused deaths. Nobody deserves to go through that. It's hell

[@mommy2libras]

I heard someone else cover this awhile back and apparently, those that did make it to the hospital got shitty care there as well, which caused some of the later deaths. People weren't kept clean or given proper antibiotics and got infections- a huge concern with burn injuries. All kinds of mess.

[@RED-my9hl]

velcome to russia

[@renanleandro5914]

Tbh, the most part of the people exposed to the smoke were probably not going to make It anyway. That smoke completely burns your lungs If you breathe It a little. Most of them were already dead men walking

[@catmaxwell6691]

It’s shameful any of them survived the crush to die in the street. (I go to shows in small clubs frequently, [fortunately not the kind of bands that use pyrotechnics]. Both this footage, & that of The Station incident make me hyper aware of every exit.)

[@BpointShow]

This is a very similar case with one that happened in Romania in 2016 at a club called Colective. The pyro show for a rock concert that night lit the ceiling on fire, which apparently was covered in very flammable material, a fire which quickly spread through the club. Panick ensued and people ran for the only exit basically creating the same situation as the one in Russia, the exits would get jammed and those trapped inside suffered a horrible death, while people that got near the exit would get crushed by the others who were trying to escape. The authorities were slow to react, there were several instances of people going back in to save others and never come back out again, it was utter chaos. Ultimately 64 people died, while 184 were injured...

[@dsagacity]

Sometimes I wonder why my anxiety is so bad, then I go and binge this for hours 😅😳

[@plinkleplonk]

Tbf though, if you're anything like me it doesn't matter what I watch. Sometimes even an advert on telly will set it off on some wild ride for months so I've given up restricting what I watch. Anxiety uhh... Finds a way 😂

[@oh_its_noodle]

mooooood honestly

[@elianaordonez9483]

Real af

[@matrixiekitty2127]

FELT!😭

[@3x_rage877]

bro same 🤣

[@carnigob42069]

that dry ice video was strange. i've seen enough fake crying to identify crocodile tears. its an awful situation to be in. i cant imagine the mental state someone has to be in where they feel obligated to vlog through their husbands death

[@theonewithoutabrain5793]

As a Russian I remember learning about the CO2 pool accident in my chemistry class... This is incredibly sad how a birthday party turned into this tragedy. When Katrina's boyfriend dives in at one point someone shouts jokingly:"that's it! He's dead! He's totally gone".. This is line is particularly chilling for me

[@Trrippy_Shades]

Their IQ were on point showing, great example set to the children.

[@Dante02d12]

Hey, I have a question for you, my friend. Do Russians usually know that dry ice is made of carbon? Or it's really something you know only if you looked it up? Just trying to understand if these guys were aware of the risk or not at all.

[@mackhorn6781]

​@@Dante02d12she was science focused, average knowledge doesn't apply

[@stylesthagreat7640]

Sacrifice

[@melodi996]

@@Dante02d12 honestly, I think most don't know because it's not a common thing at all, I'm a biologist, but had no idea what it was made from as I've only seen it in the movies or in meme compilations, those who are more interested ofc would've know all the facts, this girl influencer is really sketchy and her channels' theme was frowned upon, so when this happened everybody blamed her for the deaths and really everybody thought they're stupid to get in this situation to begin with, I'm not juping into a cloudy chemicals, CO2 or not.

[@DHCR-core]

So the elevator one- The jackets being shed is so they can't be recognized as easily, and I believe the shoes being left behind is so they don't make as much noise while they're moving, or potentially to obscure their footprints. Notice she only took her shoes off and not her child's. I'm willing to bet they successfully fled whoever was looking for them.

[@ThatOneAdaMain]

I was thinking the same. Usually when asian do a certain selfish act they only take off the shoes, not the clothing as far as I know. She also only took off her own shoes and not the childs. According to some, they do this "so they don't take any dirt into the afterlife". The child still had her shoes on. Considering the fact that the police couldn't find their bodies after multiple searches + the cameras didn't pick up anything leads me to believe that the woman had full knowledge of the building, despite the person in the video stating the opposite... why else would she choose this random building & floor? One more thing. Considering she said she was 'visiting a friend', i've seem no one from this residence mention that they knew the lady and the child from the elevator... something was definitely up, and I wish I could find out what.

[@motherfucking_demoncore8185]

Sex trafficking?

[@MommyKhaos]

​@@motherfucking_demoncore8185or abusive SO

[@adizcool2-655]

But why would she even visit the building then? If she is still alive, she must be really good at hiding her identity since no one ever found where she was after that. If she was trying to flee from someone, why not just flee? Why go through this elaborate plan which just ends with the entire nation searching for you instead of just the person she is fleeing. My theory is that she jumped from the roof and landed in some specific spot which hid her body, maybe some water body or something.

[@EllpaFox47]

I think the taking the shoes off had double reasoning To muffle footsteps as you said, but also to give the illusion of a suicide attempt

[@skirdus367]

Between her knowledge of how chemical reactions work and remarrying just five months after his death, Yekaterina absolutely planned what happened to her husband

[@galvinstanley3235]

But why would she do it?

[@iiyeyitosii8523]

@@galvinstanley3235 why do psychopaths do anything?

[@blue1133]

@@galvinstanley3235 to gain them followers, that is all that matters

[@lilyliveredscallywag6923]

I’m not sure if dry ice is as commonly used/found in Russia but I feel like common sense generally dictates that you shouldn’t breathe in big clouds of gas

[@dojacatwetqueef4152]

@@galvinstanley3235 shes a clout chaser, she probably did it cause she knew it would get views, same as logan pauls forest vid

[@Slamfan41]

The pool one makes me so mad, it's not that hard to just LOOK something up. Whenever you do something for a a party or anything, especially involving DRY ICE.. You should look up the dangers.

[@west_ryder3089]

I don’t know, maybe it’s a well known fact, but I didn't know about the dangers of dry ice until I heard about this incident.

[@derpywhaledahooman24]

I love that no matter what, no matter how many have died, whether 1, 6, or over 150 Nick always says too many. Because losing one is already too many. I appreciate the empathy he has when making these videos it makes them better and more human to me.

[@RedStirClub]

Or he is a psychopath fooling you

[@ashishhembrom3905]

Or it's easier work and phrasing than being accurate. Better to be general and informal than be inaccurate.

[@derpywhaledahooman24]

@@ashishhembrom3905 no he almost always gives the deaths he just has empathy and says that too many have died. It doesn’t have to do with informal accuracy since he almost always gives the total deaths if there are any.

[@ashishhembrom3905]

@@derpywhaledahooman24 I'm not sure if empathic is the right word. Cause he collects several of these videos; dramatizes them through editing style and narration style-including the thumbnails-and keeps the entire topic geared towards the vagueness and the mystery-to create the intrgue from the horror angle, rather than research it enough to provide closure let alone put the video through logical reasoning-to inform viewers. This style of video goes back to 2014-15ish where top 10s were very prevalent (mostly creepypastas and urban legends) especially in the horror genre like Matthew Santaro who stole it from ListVerse website. Just repackaged in a different way.

[@Jessica-nk1ij]

I agree

[@Falkuzrules]

When he talked about the dude diving into the dry ice pool I legit thought it was gonna turn out that the guy was planning a big flashy way to kill himself or something, not that the people there legitimately thought that pool was safe to enter despite them all wearing protective gear. After a few more seconds when Nick wasn't saying it was that, I was like "wait...... what??".

[@rarbnif2332]

People are stupid

[@JoeFollower]

@@weirdyoutubechannels at least you’re being honest

[@scuttledelics]

@@weirdyoutubechannels thanks for sharing I guess

[@adamriggs2698]

@@weirdyoutubechannels yep, they probably are a lot worse

[@no_one2197]

The guy and everyone in that party wad an idiot. Those who think the wife had anything to do with it are also idiots and forget she basically spreads misinformation online, proving her diploma means nothing. I doubt she was aware the pool wasn't safe

[@trivia_dex]

As a Russian I can say that Valentina’s story really shook the net when it happened. Ironically enough one of the girls even jokingly said that and I quote: “He died! He’s actually a goner lmao” (you can hear that around 12:16 in the video)

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Someone in another comment decided that was the wife who said that and it's a murder confession, but like... people say that kind of thing. If my mom is looking for one of the dogs sometimes I'll be like "Oh she died" when she's just under a blanket somewhere in the house. Doesn't mean I'm a murderer.

[@nan9180]

Just an average ruzzian moment

[@Landofnothing]

She actually said "LMAO"?

[@nan9180]

@@Landofnothing Nah

[@INFILTR8US]

@@FrenkTheJoy She killed a dude but because Trump likes Russia she gets a free pass

[@mtnvlifestyles]

Bro.. I've been up all night watching these videos. You have gained my subscription lol. Great work

[@zellie9]

the club owners were neglectful. this is why a risk and safety department is so vital, no matter what type of business you run.

[@Foxiz]

I was wondering how the h*ll someone can throw such a big party - thereby being partly in charge of their well being - and not even check if there's *another door* . ...One inspects a building before renting it, I would presume. And to have pyrotechnics inside a building you don't even check the doors on... Wow. The humanity.

[@no_peace]

people should always be able to leave from every door even if it's locked on the outside, unless it goes to somewhere even more dangerous

[@Foxiz]

@@no_peace Well... That comment can be either sarcastic or well meant/neutral, depending on how I read it. Maybe because I'm not a native english speaker. 🤷 -:) But anyways; I understood it as the people who rented the venue didn't even *know* of the other door. That's mental.

[@davidl570]

@@Foxiz .........................and why the hell didn't the other door have a friggin' EXIT SIGN ON IT?? That's the law in America, at least! Just wanna slap the shit out of that building's owner--he's an idiot.......................and I hope the families of the victims sue the crap out of him!

[@ncjxbshj]

The most chilling detail in the dry ice segment is that at 12:17, a few seconds after Valentin dives into the pool, you can hear a female voice (possibly his wife's) jokingly exclaiming "Well, he just died. He's no longer with us"

[@moderndemon84]

You feel it too?

[@gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg]

If she doesn't sound like a psychopath there then I don't know what she sounds like.

[@katybug6572]

Whattt 😳

[@hipohkret825]

@@hunterkohtz8828 haha the cartoon?

[@hunterkohtz8828]

@@hipohkret825 Trust me. You'll really want to show this to your friends. Too bad it ain't Halloween. ;)

[@sarahpitcher4615]

Wherever the Taiwanese lady and her daughter are, I hope they're happy and healthy. I have a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach about that case :(

[@mattym2542]

Abducted by aliens

[@me61840]

Inter-dimensional travel

[@ilihcsydnew6870]

I feel like they made it out alive, they clearly didn’t kill themselves their, and the mother had clearly planned out whatever was going to happen after the elevator. So since suicide was ruled out I think they accomplished a runaway.

[@evernight.]

Cringe

[@pamelasimone5084]

I think she left her and the daughter’s coats in the elevator as red herrings. Her “friend” may have been working with an abused women’s underground help the woman and her daughter escape the husband. She and her daughter were given new identities, forged documents, seed money to start a new life, and were smuggled out of Taiwan. They may have been disguised to change their appearances until they were safe. The friend’s apartment may have been modified with a safe room or the person knew how to navigate the building to avoid detection. She hopefully is far away from her abuser living a better life with her daughter. That may sound complicated but there are organizations for abused women that know how to operate under the radar to protect women and children.

[@Kyle_Schaff]

Man killed his gf, buried her corpse, and then wanted to go to karaoke night

[@yourleftbumcheek]

12:15 she literally jokingly said "he's dead- done! he's not there anymore" as they're all woo-ing and cheering. thats really unfortunate

[@Zaiden.]

Nah she set it up she research it and she wanted him deadc

[@kennyeatsthedirt]

Jesus Christ that sink hole one really got me. The fact that he was just having fun, messing around and goofing off one second and then sucked under the earth while probably being crushed and suffocated, not to mention he probably couldn’t even see anything so he had no idea what was going on. It’s such a horribly scary and painful way to die.

[@ForExampleJon]

Well said. Everybody is just a kid when at the outdoor pool.

[@shreksmistress]

Terrifying

[@brokenchainsproductions7325]

Dont use the Lords name in vain

[@maevependragon]

I'm terrified of them. Ugh.

[@emilybarclay8831]

@@brokenchainsproductions7325 Jesus Christ you’re right. It’s a goddamn shame when people do that. Jeez.

[@pseudobean3827]

The Lame Horse fire reminded me of the Station Nightclub fire. The moment they mentioned people were headed for the only known exit made my heart sink. Those poor people. 😔

[@jasonf2024]

I was looking for this comment because i agree, the Stations fire video is haunting because you can actually see the speed of the fire and the cluster of people stuck in the doorway so close to freedom but knowing they all still going to end up passing.

[@jaybe2908]

There have been so many similar fires like this and they still keep happening! highly flammable decorations and pyrotechnics in confined spaces is not a good idea. Even recently a drink sparkler set alight a whole bar in the UK, luckily everyone escaped.

[@surfbug1]

The station horrifying fact, there were two exits exactly 180 degrees the other way

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

Also Colectiv fire in Romania😮

[@maxmonikac1980]

@@BlueSwampyCraft yep lots of nightmare videos coming from that tragedy.

[@reycito001]

She remarried after 5 months …. Of her husbands passing , means the other man ALREADY knew her and was already in line … she is a horrible person

[@BanicaEater]

Imagine being a graduated pharmacist and staying in a closed room while dry ice is being dumped in the water.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

She was into "homemade medicine" though so she's probably not all that bright.

[@weirdyoutubechannels]

my videos are worse than Nick Crowley's videos!

[@armcollector5856]

@@BiggieTrismegistus really not bright at all, we learn this in elementary school.

[@kjlandon9140]

And drunk off her ass. They were drinking

[@CHURCHISAWESUM]

My suspicion is more that she used her looks to get through school without studying, I find that more likely than that she killed her husband and 2 friends and exposed herself to chemical burns

[@sad_vegan507]

This just showed me how much I hate influencers. “Hubby just died let me vlog it!” Man this channel has blown up. Your videos just get better and better

[@nordikkai7185]

While I understand the frustration, I also understand why they turn to vlogging. You've got a community who has at least some interest in your life, so it's something of an easily accessible safe space to get your emotions out

[@ho-leesheet5923]

@@nordikkai7185 i am married and im pretty bored so imma kill my wife flim it and put it on the internet for some clout you will see me in another Nick Crowley's darkest youtube videos compilation 🥰

[@whosjoesquidwardgaming2009]

@@hunterkohtz8828 bot

[@nunyanunya4147]

the irony ov your statements will never be realized by you or the others :(

[@RAC00NFANGIRL]

@@nordikkai7185 this most stupid take I ever heard! This like the comment defending daddy o five all over again! No normal people don’t Vlog about someone they loose! They don’t remarry someone in five months. Common sense something you lack

[@josgood5412]

In the Taiwan video, the lady escaped an abusive relationship and went to see a friend just as she said. The friend, who lived on the 11th floor, eventually smuggled them out on a luggage cart and into hiding. She was assisted in changing their identities and are now living safe from the abuser.

[@Theravingranter]

I know this was posted some time ago but I looked through the comments to see if anything was talking about it. According to some resources in the Russian dry ice video Ekaterina speaks her native language throughout so a lot of people don’t realize what she’s saying. This is the most chilling evidence that she might have had something to do with the death of her husband. As he jumped in she, apparently jokingly says something along the lines of, “That’s it he’s dead.” It’s absolutely haunting.

[@СерафимГанеев]

yeah that was edgy

[@DizneyRN]

@@e_Daveick does not call her as a chemist. He introduces her as a pharmacist. He later refers to her only as “an expert in the field of science”. She is never represented as a chemist by Nick. I can’t speak on Russian pharmacist education curriculum. I do know in the USA, a pharmacist is absolutely learning about “extreme” chemicals like dry ice. Most med schools require organic chemistry among other chemistry courses. That type of content absolutely gets covered. It’s not extreme. Pharmacists also have extensive chemical knowledge to understand pharmacokinetics & pharmacodynamics. It’s an education based almost entirely on chemistry. Whether or not she planned anything or otherwise acted in a way that suggests homicide is not something we can know. I do have a hard time believing she didn’t know what would happen but nobody but her actually knows without a doubt what she was aware of happening.

[@SunRabbit]

I think she DID know what would happen, and probably told her husband not to do it, but he ignored her warnings. She figured that if he was stupid enough to go along with a stupid plan like that, then he should bear the consequences. One of my friends is a pharmacist and this guy can pull a McGyver using twigs, duct tape, and coat hangers, AND explain all the chemical reactions. Just saying.

[@pvshka]

​@@e_Dave"extreme chemicals" Bruh learning about dry ice is elementary school chemistry

[@Megaspinosaurusrex]

​@@pvshkayou studied chemistry in elementary school?

[@nolo3]

that sinkhole segment was absolutely horrifying. wow. nick always finds the most insane topics that no one else talks about. truly next level.

[@erockstoenescu6171]

That was a huge story that literally happened a few months ago. Maybe you should learn to read/watch international news instead of just social media

[@nolo3]

@@erockstoenescu6171 u mad bro

[@erockstoenescu6171]

@@nolo3 no I’m just letting you know that you’re wrong when you stated no one else talked about it

[@tonygabashvili8357]

The sinkhole one was big on reddit in 2021, everything else though was pretty new to me though

[@Red-hot_Pyro]

@@nolo3 you*

[@justmadeline]

I find it so hauntingly ironic that the people who managed to survive the club fire ended up dying from the cold.

[@mels_89]

@@chinglesscheddar no, he said "16 degrees below zero"

[@jamiru_nahi3065]

fr bruh, thats what make this video so dark

[@arcticbarbarian]

@@chinglesscheddar Do you not know how cold -16 degrees below 0 is?

[@reeld2527]

@@chinglesscheddar At 16 you'd still freeze to death

[@390CBH]

@@arcticbarbarian I'm watching this video while bundled up in bed because it is -6 F and was -20 F with a wind chill of -40+ F here is New Hampshire. I was thinking to myself leaving work last night that this is as cold as a Moscow winter. Can't imagine anyone who lives in a cold climate just leaving anyone, but espeically injured and half clothed people, just laying down outside in temps were frost bit can happen in minutes.

[@MarkGales]

I think the woman in the elevator probably went to a friend's room and she escaped the building hidden in a suitcase, as did her kid. The shedding of her shoes and coat was probably her symbolically having her old identity "killed" and starting a new life under a new identity.

[@somedude3111]

Or so she would be harder to identify and she could move quieter

[@skywillfindyou]

@@somedude3111 You won't move quicker barefoot (if untrained)

[@xthax9718]

@@skywillfindyouquieter not quicker

[@H.A.Lister]

@@skywillfindyoui don’t know I saw the footage, it looked like she was wearing heels so maybe that’s why she decided to go barefoot (?) idk

[@almightyswizz]

Or the shedding of attire could’ve been to better fit in such a suit case… humans in suitcases is a scary concept no matter what context is behind it

[@michaelpope2886]

That sinkhole video was creepy. When I was a kid, I had a very vivid dream of that exact scenario, being in a pool and being sucked under into a sinkhole.

[@don1sdead]

Good (maybe?) to know I wasn’t the only one that had this nightmare as a kid. I’ve always written it off as a childhood imagination gone wild because, why/how would that ever happen? My knowledge of sinkholes was (and still kinda is) limited to cartoons, and like quicksand, has proven to be a non issue in my day to day life. Watching that segment created a pit in my stomach that swallowed my heart. Watching a nightmare I told myself was beyond reality happen to actual people in the real world is quite surreal.

[@Phoonzki]

As someone who is deeply afraid of the ocean and the unknown in water. I always had a fear of pools especially being alone in the water as something would pull me in to never be seen again. Now with this story I don't think I can ever go in any sort of water lol

[@limecapsule3321]

Omg same

[@whosjoesquidwardgaming2009]

@@hunterkohtz8828 no one cares about your boohoo sob story that doesnt even correspond with this video

[@whatsactuallygoingonhere7230]

Ugh, I’ve read about way too many disasters involving a deliberately locked door contributing to the injury / fatality count. It’s frustrating and heartbreaking.

[@BrandiLeatea]

I'll be honest, I had no idea that combining dry ice and water created CO2 but even I had the thought "this isn't something that should be done in a closed environment." I think there's a reason (or several) why the woman never became a professional pharmacist.

[@LevitheLegend]

Yeah it's how fog in created for visuals

[@mushroomravioli1406]

It's not about women. She prolly did it intentionally. Even ik the effects of dry ice as a 16 yr old so

[@whosjoesquidwardgaming2009]

@@hunterkohtz8828 Grass is a type of plant with narrow leaves growing from the base. A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks. Grass is usually the color/colour ‘green’. Grasses are monocotyledon herbaceous plants. The grasses include the "grass" of the family Poaceae. This family is also called Gramineae. The family also include some of the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae).[1] These three families are not closely related but all of them belong to clades in the order Poales. They are similar adaptations to a common life-style. The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others. Many grasses are short, but some grasses can grow very tall, such as Bamboo. Plants from the grass family can grow in many places and make grasslands, including areas which are very arid or cold. There are several other plants that look similar to grass and are referred to as such, but are not members of the grass family. These plants include rushes, reeds, papyrus and water chestnut. Seagrass is a monocot in the order Alismatales. Grasses are an important food for many animals, such as deer, buffalo, cattle, mice, grasshoppers, caterpillars and many other grazers. Unlike other plants, grasses grow from the bottom, so when animals eat grass they usually do not destroy the part that grows.[2] This is a part of why the plants are successful. Without grass, soil may wash away into rivers (erosion). Evolution of grass Graminoids include some of the most versatile plant life-forms. They became widespread toward the end of the Cretaceous. Fossilized dinosaur dung (coprolites) have been found containing grass phytoliths (silica stones inside grass leaves).[3] Grasses have adapted to conditions in lush rain forests, dry deserts, cold mountains and even intertidal habitats, and are now the most widespread plant type. Grass is a valuable source of food and energy for many animals.[4] Grass and people Lawn grass is often planted on sports fields and in the area around a building. Sometimes chemicals and water is used to help lawns to grow. People have used grasses for a long time. People eat parts of grasses. Corn, wheat, barley, oats, rice and millet are cereals, common grains whose seeds are used for food and to make alcohol such as beer. Sugar comes from sugar cane, which is also a plant in the grass family. People have grown grasses as food for farm animals for about 4,000 years. People use bamboo to build houses, fences, furniture and other things. Grass plants can also be used as fuel, to cover roofs, and to weave baskets.

[@MegaAstroFan18]

Yeah that second one is sinkholes in a nutshell. They're difficult to study because the conditions that cause them are typically destroyed by the creation of the hole itself.

[@ロロノアゾロ-h4m]

I truly hope that the mother and child in that Taiwanese elevator are alive and well somewhere. This is like Elisa Lam's case all over again.

[@memer2694]

Does anyone else feel that it looks like she's wearing a mask or is that just the crappy camera?

[@amberdean374]

I thought the same thing. Elise Lam had the same thing happen as well

[@HD4ME33]

They found elisa lam though

[@Shenanigans_Afoot]

Except her body was found in the water tower :(

[@GAgrimAuxiliatrix]

At least we know the whole explanation behind the Elisa Lam case tho 😔

[@wesleymclain9146]

Your high production quality and infrequent upload schedule allow me to turn on your notifications guilt free with my phone not exploding every day, or even every week. It's pleasant. Thank you.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

Booo don't encourage him to not upload weekly!

[@miterbenisdurty3862]

Agree, one of the only youtubers that does quality over quantity.

[@hackysackofficial]

@@miterbenisdurty3862 the only high quality AND quantity channel I know of is Mr Nightmare

[@PortalBreaker]

@@hackysackofficial and ARJ/ Rslash kinda

[@emily191]

@@WhitneyDahlin he can do it according to his own schedule, he doesn’t own us to upload weekly

[@Nahobino777]

I remember the Dry Ice incident. Still surprised she didn't go to jail for that since she knew what she was doing. And about the elevator one: maybe someone knew how to evade the cameras and told her how to do it.

[@familysystem]

Wasn’t it her husbands idea?

[@alexponco4753]

@@familysystem yes,but she's a pharmacist she 100% know it's a deadly combination,even a first year pharmacist student learn about it The big question=why she didnt prevent his husband to do the deadly act it's almost 99.9% lead to death and she knows it but didnt do anything and she remarried 5 months later.such a good wife

[@nan9180]

@@alexponco4753 Ruzzian education is different: a lot of free colleges you can graduate from with a "degree" but no real knowledge. The dry ice was the husbands idea for his birthday party. So yea, average ruzzian moment

[@kjlandon9140]

@@alexponco4753 For one, you clearly don't understand the Russian education system you don't even need a basic level of education for a degree if you have money Two, they were drunk with a ton of people around them (for example, a few of the men were doctors) so if she were to be charged so would most people there it was his idea and a dumb accident at the end of the day. it's also common to remarry after being a widow. In russia apparently the average time is 9 months for women as they're typically valued only when married

[@adamriggs2698]

@@alexponco4753 also she’s like a home remedy influencer. Having a degree doesn’t automatically assume intelligence

[@avalon4693]

Wow, that video about the Asian mom and child vanishing reminded me of the missing 411 but in an elevator. Seems like it fits a lot of the characteristics of those cases. Like the clothing left behind when vanishing

[@whitewidow9046]

In a post-apocalyptic world, I couldn't imagine not having Nick Crowley to get me through.

[@shartflower]

@Chad 007 no

[@avokka]

I'm encasing some of his best videos in CDs if an apocalypse comes. I just can't be without em

[@vittripps]

@@avokka apocalypse checklist X food X water X clothes X shelter ✓ Nick Crowley MP4s ✓ MP4 player I'm ready

[@fastsupercool]

If you can't survive without a guy on yt. You're gonna be one of the first to die

[@JME1186]

The grid will shut down relatively quickly when it all goes to shit. Some areas will fare better than others but the global spread of info including these kinds of platforms will go to shit before Nicks able to post it. Unless he ends up being the Last of Us remaining… ok I’ll see myself out

[@lightningslayer100]

I felt bad for the first person. Imagine having a great time with your friends and suddenly a sink hole came and sunk you into depths of that hole. It’s pretty much tragic.

[@TankEngine75]

@@weirdyoutubechannels k

[@davidl570]

@@weirdyoutubechannels All the more reason to not watch them. Thanks for the heads up!

[@Nopenonameok]

You mean the second person in the vid.

[@lonew872]

Second?

[@erikalynn1981]

I remember when that happened in Russia with the dry ice. It's obvious nobody in that family knows how to do actual research.

[@kierascrafts]

You’d think someone who studied science would know better

[@erikalynn1981]

@@kierascrafts or maybe she said she studied science, but more like just did a bunch of guessing lol

[@waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa9739]

I know it's not good to speculate on such a serious topic but one theory with how fast she remarried is that she wanted that to happen, idk I feel like no way somebody with a medical degree didn't know that you should never be in a closed off space with that amount of dry ice. On the other hand there is another bizarre detail in that video, if you translate what they're saying at one point she screams "it's over, he's dead" in a lighthearted manner as if she genuinely didn't consider he might actually be dying at that exact moment.

[@erikalynn1981]

@@waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa9739 oh, I actually had the same thought! The way she used the tragedy as clout seemed very suspicious.

[@no_peace]

@@erikalynn1981 you can't guess your way into having a doctorate in pharmacy. She maybe could have bought her way though

[@akamaimusic]

@29:13 wow, cameraman genuinely never dies

[@janaxelblomberg7768]

Akatarina definitely know what she was doing The dry ice, the remarriage, using her husbands death for views We all know what that means

[@alec57]

I'd have to disagree as much as I do want to believe it for the sake of conspiracy. But the husband jumping in the pool seemed pretty impulsive and not planned. Plus, she got a couple other people killed so I don't think it was intentional. Just stupid as all hell.

[@Tigress583]

It only took her 5 months to remarry. I'm sorry but that its impossible if you love someone that dearly. Even when people break up with someone in a relationship it takes them more then 5 months to get over them.

[@RepresentWV]

Wow what a surprise the soulless bitch was only using him and their gimmicks for internet fame and when he died she barely even cared, only enough to fake some tears for a few more views. She's dead, vapid, empty, barren, bleak, cold, vast, awash, blank, the lights are on but nobody is home. Knock on the door all you want, she's dead.

[@happychaosofthenorth]

I don't like to accuse people, and I know people deal with grief and shock differently, but something about the way she was crying about her husband's death seemed fake to me. I have a hard time believing she didn't realize what would happen. Even if he jumped in the pool impulsively and that part wasn't planned, it doesn't make sense that she wouldn't have known how dangerous it was.

[@BayouTottedHue]

@@Tigress583 and does anyone marry just after 5 months after dating? especially when you are mourning your husband? unless she was already having an affair with him while she was still married to the former husband.

[@corrinadeluxe4141]

I find it amazing and commendable that they searched so exhaustively for the Taiwanese mother and daughter. I don’t think you’d find that repeated dedication from authorities here in philadelphia .

[@bish_puddin]

I bet she was wishing they didn’t because it’s obvious she was hiding from her turd of a husband

[@corrinadeluxe4141]

@@bish_puddin let’s hope so ! That they snuck away to a better life

[@marcy23147]

Seriously….went back multiple times and checks everyone’s crib….that’s dedication to their people…

[@Crypticat]

i learned that dry ice was extremely dangerous to mess around with unprofessionally or without medical supervision when i was in middle school watching those trashy dry ice videos, they usually gave warnings about it or i just looked it up because they said it was dangerous the fact that all the adults in that room didn't think at all that being trapped in a room with toxic gas was a bad idea is insane

[@Freeman4815]

,,the fact that all the adults in that room didn't think at all that being trapped in a room with toxic gas was a bad idea is insane" They didn't check. For sure it was like ,,bro, it's only a steam". But honestly, with Ekaterina, I can't agree she didn't know that dry ice can kill. Especially if she remarried 5 months later. AND posting about her dead husband and friends on internet (it was like cover, publicly saying that she care etc. to become less suspicious for everyone around).

[@hollysoup445]

They were drunk

[@hollysoup445]

@@Freeman4815 remarrying is common in Russia

[@XxTheLostChaosxX]

They had PPE (personal protective equipment) on...???

[@m1ytcaws]

You know influencer are idiots...

[@VvodeAn]

Imagine dying trying to make your wife happy only for her to remarry 5 months later. It was just that man's turn, she had another man on the side, waiting.

[@gunpowdergirl9953]

I know in some Asian countries there is a under ground businesses that help smuggle people so those people can escape abusive relationship, debt, or life troubles. I think that's what happened with the wife and child in Taiwan

[@LunarSpoonHasFun]

This is why fire drills in school always told us, "single file, stay calm, don't run."

[@redmage777]

It also demonstrates that it is possible to clear the building in a safe manner, so people are less likely to panic if they have to. "I've seen this done before."

[@RAC00NFANGIRL]

Yeah I remember that.. but sadly most people don’t remember that just panic sadly

[@nicolasrose3064]

Ekaterina should be held up as the poster child for the "influencer" fraternity, she is everything that is just so f-cking "off" about their revolting vanity.

[@franklinjablonsky7613]

Influencer is just another way of saying vain, narcissictict, attention whore

[@mattevans904]

Amen sister. You said it. It is their own stupidity that makes these things happen. Go get an actual job!

[@kev3d]

Absolutely. Fame at all costs, including sacrificing humanity.

[@cremetangerine82]

@mattevans904 She could, she had a MD with a speciality in pharmacology!

[@Cbd_7ohm]

The sub 80 IQ group.

[@dimitris90schild92]

NICK CROWLEY ...THE BEST CHANNEL ON YOU TUBE...THANKS MAN FOR THOSE VIDEOS THAT YOU GAVE TO US...

[@AmataJo]

If Ekaterina hadn't planned her husband's death, everything she did after proves she's a sociopath. A narcissist with no emotional empathy. She is one too if she did murder him, of course.

[@bleachy0399]

She must have had a relationship with her new husband before the incident cuz who gets married again in 5 months, let alone after your husband dies.

[@valeriaVall-x6z]

@@bleachy0399 not really, she can be a trad woman and trads usually marry quick. as for her reaction, maybe she has a parasocial relationship with her followers. you are accusing her of murder with no evidence, man

[@FilipeG96]

So she might have somehow controlled her husband's mind to plan the party in that way and to willingly jump into the pool himself? I don't need to tell you how ridiculous that is, no one there factually did anything to kill him. As for her marrying months after you can judge it, doesn't make her a murderer or even a sociopath necessarily

[@TuriGamer]

@@bleachy0399 people get married over a weekend lol most dont take it that seriously

[@t0kigh02t7]

​@@valeriaVall-x6z trads don't just marry at 5 months trads date and take things slower than normal modern wormen. She is Russian that is how Russian women are

[@lestatangel]

I'm surprised they didn't find Amanda yet. They know when he left with her and they know when he came back without her. So it has to be within a certain radius of that house.

[@XPGrindDeathking]

Probably too lazy to dig up the whole ground...It's hard work after all.

[@sezedal]

@@XPGrindDeathking I'm mean, they could At least find some traces indicating to the place to which he buried her.

[@mommy2libras]

@Sezedal Are you kidding? They said he was gone several hours. L.A. is surrounded by hills and desert and forest and mountains- hundreds of thousands of acres of open land and parks. It has nothing to do with being "lazy"- it's literally impossible to search every place he could possibly have buried her, even within that few hour radius. Get real.

[@XPGrindDeathking]

@@sezedal Seems like there were no traces....

[@droomzy]

@@sezedal bro you seem to be mistaken a bit. when Nick said "she was never seen again," he doesn't mean that nobody tried to look for her before declaring that they can't find her. obviously if it were just as simple as finding recently disturbed dirt in a finite amount of space, then she would have been found already. he had a wide window of opportunity & a whole bunch of landscapes he could've put her in; that's like finding a needle in a hayfield

[@iwattasandwich8672]

The nightclub story is basically the Russian Station Fire. It's so eerily similar--blaze started by pyrotechnics, people escaping through a single exit, and that both incidents were filmed and captured the panic--is both disturbing and tragic.

[@cremetangerine82]

The Collectiv fire in Romania has the same elements. When will people stop have pyrotechnics indoors?

[@Cbd_7ohm]

​@@cremetangerine82Over 100 died at a wedding in Iraq about a month ago due to fire caused by stupid indoor pyrotechnics. People are dumb and don't learn.

[@heb2024]

Same story as the tragedy of Cromagnon club in Argentina. 194 deaths.

[@nrgrth7988]

Same thing happened in Brazil back in 2013, Boate Kiss, 242 deaths and more than 600 injured.

[@storploin3860]

Glad I read the comments before I watch these videos. Something about people being trapped in fires and crowd crushes gets to me in ways other mass-death incidents don't. Thanks for the heads up, will skip that part!

[@Elish-a]

22:52 question regarding the disappearance of the mother and child. There was a case ages ago where cctv saw a woman enter a hotel but never leave. In the end it was found that a deranged man killed her, stuffed her in a suitcase and casually wheeled the corpse out right under the watchful eye of cctv cameras. It took some outside the box thinking to solve it and I wonder if that possibility was considered for this case?

[@JAhz-um7gz]

The wife marrying so soon after the husband's death could be a sign that their relationship was rocky before her birthday, and the stunt was his attempt at trying to get that spark back. That could explain why he went through with such an extreme and dangerous act: he knew it was deadly but he just wanted to show his love for her.

[@alexponco4753]

Thats just really a stupid logic Showing ur love by killing urself? if u follow the girl story=she appeared in many tv shows and asked for big money for each appearance even a week before this,the girl drink water from menstrual cup to gain views/money

[@JAhz-um7gz]

@@alexponco4753 I don't mean he did it with the intent on killing himself, I meant he went through with it knowing the risk but believed he'd come out unscathed ultimately.

[@nan9180]

@@JAhz-um7gz They didn't knew about the danger (dry ice isn't a popular thing outside of America)

[@jeremys3951]

She was probably cheating with the guy she married next the whole time, like how do you decide to marry someone in only 5 months, rip bro

[@nan9180]

@@jeremys3951 If I remember correctly, she weren't cheating (the guy she ended up marrying wasn't in the same circle as she before the death)

[@maciel05]

The last incident is really similar to the "Boate Kiss" incident in Brazil, where a night club lit on fire from fireworks being used on the inside and burned the entire place to the ground, lots of injured and deaths and no real legal actions could be concluded from the incident

[@IND0RILL]

I actually live in the city from the last incident. The most mind-blowing part about it, that this club was located literally at the very center of the city and there is a big hospital in 10-15 mins on foot

[@vandessenmusic1]

That lame horse incident gave me extreme chills as it really sound so similar with the ozone disco tragedy in the philippines back in 1996,Even the issue of the exit doors and how the fire started is almost like a recreation.The only difference here is that there is a footage to see what happened inside that almost hellish place.

[@davidl570]

Also reminds me of the Great White tragedy here in America. Both of them could've been easily prevented.

[@bluetextonwhitebg]

there was also an incident in the u.s. it's called the white snake fire and i cannot stress enough that it is traumatic to listen to. you'll never forget those screams.

[@elijimenez7710]

For me it was the scariest one 😢

[@PickleJar251]

@@bluetextonwhitebg *Great White was the band name

[@greenlemonada]

There was a similar incident in Romania, the Colectiv Nightclub Fire of 2015. It was a tragedy, 64 dead and 185 hurt, of which 146 hospitalised. It was and continues being the most tragic accident from Romania, and the people who were alive during it will never forget it.

[@bestgrimbarianever]

nothing frustrates and horrifies me more than crowds trying to escape fires in that manner... this and the station nightclub fire in america has taught me to always try to remember that if the situation ever occurs where i am, i will try to leave in an orderly calm fashion and try my best to calm people down and encourage them to do the same (whether people would listen to me in the midst of the situation is another matter but hey!)

[@smassiha7881]

For the Taiwanese Elevator Video, I truly believe the lady and her son were running away from her abusive husband and escaped via a Domestic Abuse Underground Railroad. These are networks of mostly women who help anybody in an abusive situation quietly and secretly get away to start life anew someplace else where they can’t be found by their abusers. They do this by careful planning so it would make sense to know the CCTV coverage and how to avoid it. I am guessing that she left the coat and shoes behind as a red herring to anybody who further tries to look for them. When she enters the elevator she doesn’t look panicked to me, just a little excited, and when she picks up her son there’s a smile on her face which could be interpreted as a smile of relief of finally escaping. They’ve gone on to assume different identities in a different city to get away from a very bad situation, and I hope they’re doing well.

[@EllyLugosi]

Yes love you’re thinking!

[@Juliet_Tobin]

I'd love to believe she and her child are leading a new life somewhere but it's incredibly hard to disappear and create a new identity. I don't know what to conclude.

[@moderndemon84]

Daughter*

[@justarandompepe8961]

unlikely. knowing about cctv locations and actually succeeding in avoiding all of them, especially in a very heavily monitored area, are two very different things. these women aren't trained agents and spies. the mother and daughter especially would be very likely to fail.

[@plolakopa]

​@@Juliet_Tobin Not that hard.

[@NutsItch]

“she entered a different time and space” is literally my worst fear and now i’m more scared that others think that could be real too

[@michelletuband]

I also thought at first the woman was playing some variation of the Elevator Game.

[@alec57]

Cmon lol. Really not something that can happen so not sure why you fear it. Giving yourself anxiety for no reason.

[@MrPaxio]

and im over here wishing it was real. so as long as i want it to be real, it will never be real, so youre pretty safe on that one

[@2NDFLB-CLERK]

▪️ Hey, Alvaro. It's me. I've come to remove you from this time and space. 🟥

[@dextermorgan2402]

@@2NDFLB-CLERK don’t scare him like that😂

[@rachelmayes298]

Katerina had passed a degree for medicine? Even I know that dry ice would not be a good idea in a pool and cause carbon dioxide. Why do these youngsters all have to do stupid things? Even filming her grief and death on social media is sick. Five months after her husbands death she remarried? Wow, that’s rather quick!

[@SK-ut6tw]

She was like 30....

[@CantRead1]

Boomer moment with "these youngsters" comment

[@supposedlymel]

Youngster? Bro I'm younger than her and even I know that dry ice was a bad idea

[@breezy6859]

It seems like it was a way to get rid of her husband. It seems morbid but she acted clueless.

[@bistander]

Probably from a degree mill

[@AbigaleBentley-n5y]

I am new to your channel, and I absolutely LOVE your videos. The editing, story telling and everything is so good. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheCrystalBoat]

Getting remarried only a few months after your husband dies is sick...

[@GenX-Rising]

She's a KZbinr. They aren't right

[@kingvortex-m1n]

She may be behind it

[@funnywelshman6380]

That’s suspicious, that’s weird

[@TheCrystalBoat]

@@funnywelshman6380 Bombastic side eye

[@Pandidolod]

That influencer dry ice thing was so stupid. Social media has been a net negative for humanity. I literally cannot believe anybody could do something so ridiculous.

[@jpraise6771]

i once saw a comment on a top 10 famous virgins on KZbin saying that he would go down in history and get his name recognized as a school shooter. Sometimes i wonder if the documentation of these horrible events is necessarily a good thing

[@GrueTurtle]

Maybe it's actually a net-positive for Humanity if it leads to these people removing themselves from the gene pool

[@Jasonmakesvideo]

And the Chinese communist party has weaponized it with the proliferation of tictok.

[@JustSomeKittenwithaGun]

You are on social media. Don't like it then leave.

[@ning2luv4587]

The way Valentin passed is just so terrifying to imagine, you're literally dying and no one knows what's really happening to you.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

He would have quickly experienced hypoxia and not long thereafter passed out. He probably never realized what was happening to him.

[@frankvermillon9576]

Your sound editing never fails to make me feel uneasy lol

[@eddiegreencheez]

She had a degree that deals with chemical reactions and still thought the dry ice was a good idea. A literal hotbox of chemical death Heard the story before but just now learning that she started recording extremely quickly after what happened

[@Jasonmakesvideo]

Probably got it at a diploma mill

[@xtscarfacem8255]

Biochemistry and pharmacist have differences

[@Dan_Kanerva]

a girl learns to be a glorified pharmacist assistant , and everyone acting like she is Walter White

[@mattia51296]

Wow, one shocking (and unknown) story after the other. Thank you Nick for your exceptional work. RIP to all of the unfortunate victims.

[@envyryn]

when the world needed him the most, he returns

[@southerlypenny8208]

And I was literally thinking of him a few days ago! Woohoo😁😁

[@DVNMastermind1251]

Correct

[@madeforstreets]

Ohhhh Yeahhhhh 🙏❤✌

[@legendoflink0031]

I came here to make this comment. Thank you

[@jghgpb4699]

Frl

[@RonDizer]

Remarried after 5 months of her husband's death...who she is all responsible for her death. She's a witch