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When 42-year-old Cindy Low, 34-year-old Kate Goodchild, her brother Luke Dorsett, and his partner Roozi Araghi went to Dreamworld on the 25th of October 2016, they had no idea that they would not be leaving alive.
What happened that day at Dreamworld? How did a fun day in the sun turn into a tragic nightmare? And how did corporate greed and negligence play a part in the deaths of these four innocent people?
This is the tragic tale of the river’s rapid disaster, which took the lives of unsuspecting victims and left their families overturned with grief.
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Yo please continue your channel, this is one of the best videos I've seen, and we need more of it!!!! I'm pretty damn sure you'll rack up subscribers in no time. And also rip everyone who lost there lives i can't imagine the pain everyone involved went through
Friends of mine were in Dreamworld wondering whether or not to go on that ride. My mate's husband says all he can remember from that day is hearing a little girl screaming "I can't find mummy. where' mummy?" & seeing firemen & ambos & police rescue crew members weeping as they ran back and forth for equipment.
I will never set foot in any attraction owned by those murdering bastards again. They've had the gall to erect a memorial garden – very small & hidden mind you – and yet have never even contacted the families to apologise, admit fault or ask for forgiveness. Oh & fought every step of the way against paying any compensation or facing any criminal charges. Four Australians dead. Three families ripped apart – and it means nothing to them but an inconvenience requiring large legal bills to make go away..
The Queensland government ought to have fallen over the laxity of regulations that allowed corporate greed to cause this tragedy & to let it go unpunished.
That is gruesome thinking of what happened to the 4 that fell onto the conveyor belt. Jesus…I can't even fathom how that traumatizing that would be to the EMT's and emergency service folks. Could you imagine having to pull out torso's separated from the rest of the body possibly missing limbs and or the heads.
Single point failure…
This is like the 3rd or 4th case I've seen of someone/multiple people dieing on a ride like this. I used to love these rides, but now my children and family will NEVER ride on one of these again… Same thing with drop towers as well.
I don't know about anybody else, but if I'm honest, it's tiresome to delineate fines or court cases with "No amount of money will bring their loved ones back" or "No fine is going to undo death"… It's demeaning to think families are in the suits for a bottom line figure! We get it. Raising the fines and court costs and suit pay-outs won't bring anybody back. That's not the point and as has been said by literally dozens of families and survivors of horrible accidents all over the world IT NEVER WAS.
As "regular people" who go to these places or come to play at facilities otherwise, we're SICK TO DEATH of seeing some figure flashed on a screen, in a few million dollars, and act like that does anything. These are multi-million dollar A YEAR businesses. 9 out of 10 fines are a spit in the literal BUCKETS of money, barely worthy of "the cost of doing business" to a theme park. It's high time to base the fines on what the park brings in over a DECADE… NOT some dubious justification of it based on what ONE person "found guilty" might supposedly be charged, or a "constitutionality" clause about fines being excessive.
When it hurts their precious bottom line enough for 10 YEARS, then maybe a few $5 sensors and some electricians to install them would be worth the investment… Maybe then a retrofit on an older ride might be worth the undertaking, EVEN if it means putting off that flashy, new, faster rollercoaster installation another year or two. Can't be as expensive as killing 3 or 4 people!
BUT when you run a park that installs a 50 MILLION dollar coaster over a summer and buries the memories of accidentally GRINDING TO PIECES 4 HUMAN BEINGS, you don't get any such message. They were ONLY "thrill seekers" anyway… RIGHT? ;o)
There is a similar ride at SeaWorld and I think I always fear it because of this accident. I already fear drowning, but the idea of being trapped by moving machine and destroyed like this–you're dying slow, ripped and broken apart by metal teeth. Christ. All it took was telling someone about single button to prevent the deaths.
1:50 WHAT is that! How was that kid allowed on this type of ride? Please tell me that was a prize not an actual baby/toddler
I only feel sorry for the children.
Jeez how awful so sad 😮
I'm from New Zealand and I went to Dreamworld in 2007 during a school holiday when I was 13…
and I went on that ride… it was fun… I went on all the rides
I heard that
Corporate greed and corruption is the order of the day, it's obvious the law l
This is horrible… I hope those kids are okay. What a nightmare for everyone
opryland had that same water ride
Those are my favorite, now I'm scared to ride these.
I remember going on this ride back in 2013 scary looking at it now 😟
Omg 25th october thats my parents anniversary 😭
Wtf wrong with people my pryer are with all family’s
Most of these accidents are caused from inexperienced staff. It’s absolutely disgusting!
There are SO MANY disaster videos with the same type of rapid rivers rides. Maybe it’s time to stop making them……..?????
Once on the White water ride at the now defunct Opryland Nash TN I noticed the danger of this ride. Yes u r supposed to get wet,but I got stuck under the waterFall for 2 minutes and it cut off my breathing!
I love how every time a black person gets hurt on these rides. At these amusement parks, they tried it in it. But these forgot Justice, probably because they're white.
The clickbait thumbnail makes me sad 😢
In 2017 I studied a course with a girl that worked at dreamworld while I worked at another major tourist attraction on the Golf Coast.
We did a few outings with our course, and one of them was to see the captive animals and tigers at dreamworld. I went along and the entire class spent the day there, in the middle of the day we had all gone on the Tower of Terror II eithout incident. At the end of the day when most had left a few of us decided to race over too the tower for one last ride as the park was closing.
A few things happened going in that in hindsight I should of paid more attention to (universe giving me hints kind of thing).
While waiting in the tunnel like entrance for the tower, it took a very long time for them to open the doors for us to embark and we had all started questioning what was going on. The doors eventually opened and a mentally handicapped teenager from the last ride had refused to leave because she wanted to ride again, they had eventually decided to leave her on and let us embark.
We went up, and came back down…
I had ridden the ride without incident numerous times in my life so knew what to expect, so when we went flying past the part of the tunnel where the ride usually slows I instantly knew something was wrong.
We went flying past the platform, and eventually came to a stop at the very end of the tunnel from which the employees had to come help us walk down the steel platform back too the main platform.
Next week at tafe I immediately brought the incident up with my friend that worked there, she told me the ride ran on rails (kind of like a train) and instead of replacing the rails as they are supposed to they had ground them down to be smooth over and over.
She then told me the ride has 3 brakes, normally the 1st brake stops the ride and there are two fail safes.
We had hit the last brake…
2 years later the ride shuts down permanently.
Dreamworld and their owners have not changed and are not to be trusted.
Rest in peace to these beautiful souls taken too soon ❤❤❤
The detail of paramedics requiring counseling always seemed fake to me. I’ve known paramedics and unless they are new they see this kind of carnage all the time, it’s their job. I’m sure a generic car crash that happens every day would have the same kind of crushing injuries.
Nice click bait thumbnail
The thumbnail is kinda disrespectful and the man in the thumbnail has been missing since 2021. He drowned himself apparently but i don't think you care do you? How would you like it if someone put you in a thumbnail during your darkest moments.
Why do so many tragic things like this happen in Australia? That country also has "a dingo ate my baby"‚ the trampoline incident and a few other horrible tragedies. I swear no other country has this rate of high profile freak accidents.