The Deadly Korean Bridge Collapse That Killed 32 - Bus Filled With Students Fell 66ft Into Han River

I’m crying, RIP the victims, guilt for the money savers

It’s sad that after the other disasters I’ve heard about, I wasn’t surprised this happened in South Korea. Corporate greed kills lives. Capitalism kills lives.

Ouch, now my heart hurts😢😭💔
Imagen surviving and coming to school and the teacher asks were your homework is and you showing a pice of paper full of blood and then the teacher ask why it's full of blood and you answer because the brige colapsed😢

Poor Yuna died believing the physical abuse from her father was her own fault. It is NOT normal or acceptable to hit your children. Where I live, at least, it is against the law. Spanking your teenage daughter is most certainly NOT normal or acceptable.
My heart goes out to all the victims of this terrible tragedy. 😭❤️

A similar case happened a few years ago here in Italy and under the bridge there were also houses, businesses and streets. To this day, the city under the bridge is still recovering.. It's always devastating to hear about this type of things 😓

these poor policeman, trying so hard to save the people on the bus. Im sure, even if they died moments later, just having the care to be rescued and not die in there meant so much <3

this bus driver was a hero. He could of so easily jumped and saved his own life im sure but he tried so hard QQ I'm literally crying. Stories like this, just so sad. Like the halloween party and the alley way. Just frigging tragic. =(

I was thought to use the metal seatbelt buckle to break the car window

That is horrifying!! To think someone may be doing that ANYWHERE!!

Another preventable tragedy. 😢😞😤 Prayers, positive energy and healing thoughts are going up for everyone affected by this careless, unfortunate accident. God bless them all.

This broke my heart. Una (spl?) and her beloved father, I am so sorry that this happened to you both. I hope you are together in each other’s arms for eternity
I did not know you but I cannot stop crying. Your love for each other is painful in its beauty. 🙏♥️♥️🙏
I am so sorry for everyone who died, I hope so much your suffering and fear was quick and you were in relief quickly. My heart is broken for you all 🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️
32. Love forever from Australia 🇦🇺

Oh god, I just clicked on this by accident and couldn't close this tab. It felt so disrespectful.

not if like me you have a window breaker in your car, it also cuts the seat belt

Man... Stephanie always manages to make me cry. The tragedies itself are sad, but she has such masterful storytelling skills.

These stories are always so tragic, but her storytelling skills are amazing. The way she explains these situations makes me feel like I was there, and that makes me truly realize just how tragic these stories are.

Yo all of Stephanies story makebme not tonwant to ever go to south Korea

I feel like Steph got daddy issues or is very close to her dad. Bc she loves to mention dads who mourn their kids and last convos dads and their kids had and then she cries. But she doesnt mention mums' POV that often

I watched the mall one to and it didn’t make me cry I still thought it was sad but this one broke me. I watch these videos because I like tragic events and crime’s but now I’m even more paranoid about things like this. I never wanna go to a more then 3 store mall. I never wanna go on a famous bridge over water.. and I would just like to say all the families involved, they all deserve justice.

This one made me cry 😢

Could you make a video talking about the Joelma building incident? It is a very well-known incident throughout Brazil.

😢🖤

how many tragedies must korea endure before officials start actually being more cautious?

This is so heartbreaking and somewhat worse than the mall. I can't immagine how bad it affected the people who are close to the victims.
I hope Yuna and her father are together now

So sad and

Can't you just be positive for a video or two, damn

How did the police officer called his Dad from scene of the accident ? There was no cell phones in 1994

You should talk about Anders Behring Breivik from Norway, he killed 69 people on an island, and a lot of them were kids.

Yunas letter made me cry so hard

Have you told the story about "44 days of hell" if not can you make a video about it?


And can you make a vidoe of the "hello kitty murder case"

omg you should do research on Justin Mohn ! he’s a 32 year old man from levittown pennsylvania who beh**ded his own father over some political views

Stephanie, please take care of your health!

One of the most fascinating things to realize everytime we hear stories like this stemming from SK is that SK is well developed country. It’s a country that despite its history has overcome many challenges and has become a pioneer in the world of industrialization. Yet, we keep hearing how little they care to ensure that their people are taken care of and are safe. I always get enraged by these stories because every single time, it is avoidable. EVERY TIME. The worst part is, after they ruin people’s lives, they do little to nothing to compensate for their faults.

First I love you and your compassion makes me cry all the time . Second you always explain the true . I love you !

Warning ⚠️. Do not watch before work. Will mess up makeup 😢. Rip sweet souls. And may the families find some peace ❤.

Why do such events only ever happen in South Korea and why is it always students getting k worded......... so unusual

The people dying immediately after being removed from the bus is why doctors can actually specialize in treating crush injuries. I remember seeing a documentary about a train crash in Japan and they needed a specialist doctor to get people out of the train without killing them

Stephanie can you possibly do the case on Devonte Hart?

1. I love south korea, I really do, but they always play the North Korea Card, everything is always first reported as a "maybe a NK attack", that generates chaos and people to react or act wrongly in situations like this.

2. The prank call I would understand if it were 2 numbers or calls, bbut if its 15+... it doesnt make sense

3. how could they DRIVE there knowing the bridge just collapsed, really it makes 0 sense, so much so, I am surprised there were no more victims.......

32.. there is your magick secret society number again. 🙄

You should do an episode on the Hakka incident in 2019. It was really tragic…😢

My bame is Una, and I was listening to this before sleeping, she sudenly said Una and I jerked up... LOL

I feel like stephanie should do a movie

It's so horrible

Soon youll hit🎉🎉🎉 2mill, so sad story r.i.p, you are an amazing story teller!

South Korea is densely populated, the bridge couldn’t handle the weight. They really need to work on their architectural engineering skills

Why didn’t the bus driver have the students go to the front of the bus & then let them out the door?

Can tell the story about unit 731

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