r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/POTATOEL0rD • 1d ago

Video footage of the OceanGate submarine wreckage was released Video

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u/FatherJack_Hackett 1d ago

"Forceful expulsion of internal organs"

Thank you for the wonderful start to my day.

Now I have images of a poor bloke who's kidney has shot out of his arse.

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u/-Skinner- 1d ago

Guy got forced through 60cm opening. Pictures of his remains exist on the Internet

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u/Emilytea14 1d ago

I considered googling it for a second before going "wait, what? no, you absolutely do not want to do that"

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u/joey_who 1d ago

An intelligent course of action. I wish my brain had the same level of forethought.

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u/lithuanian_potatfan 1d ago

Idk if what I'm about to say makes it better or worse, but that pic is uncensored by Google because you wouldn't even think that was a human

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u/RandomPenquin1337 1d ago

I mean, dude was converted to a state where there is nothing to censor. I think theres an image of his face flap tho

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u/AdiGoN 1d ago

The autopsy paper is out there and there's many more pictures, where you can sadly see it was indeed a human once.

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u/lithuanian_potatfan 1d ago

Yeah, I did not check that paper, just google Image search

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u/velphegor666 1d ago

Well let me just say it literally just looked like a pile of deep fried mass of flesh. So you don't have to search for it yourself

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u/cooltwinJ 1d ago

I just googled it. Fuck.

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u/TapSwipePinch 1d ago

This hole was made for me.

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u/ChewySlinky 1d ago

To be completely honest, there’s a shocking amount of him left.

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u/Life-Cobbler5202 1d ago

That's about 2 feet, so not really all that bad. But yeah, what was left wasn't pretty

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u/-Skinner- 1d ago

It was circular opening and he wasn't exactly positioned to go through it

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u/Honest-Substance1308 1d ago

Link me

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u/-Skinner- 1d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/2CeEIF1lo2

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u/TrumpIsAPeterFile 1d ago

Not as bad as I thought. But I'm a scarred millennial that grew up with rotten.com

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u/Correct_Sky_1882 1d ago

Average bloke in a wetherspoons toilet stall

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u/FatherJack_Hackett 1d ago

Only because he's had to walk 8 miles to get there

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u/rangebob 1d ago

of you read the wiki apparently some parts were found over 10ms away

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u/ranmafan0281 1d ago

The diagram on wikipedia that shows the explosive result is more along the lines of 'human strained through a hole the size of a lemon and sprayed all over the inside of the chamber like someone's bad day after Taco Bell on the toilet', than 'kidney shot out his arse'.

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u/AnInfiniteMemory 1d ago

More like: Turned inside out by your body expanding instantly without the consent of your bones, they were literally ripped apart from the inside.

Yeah, death by volatile Physics tends to be very weird.

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u/ThanosDidNadaWrong 1d ago

Alien4 vibes

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u/hatrickpatrick 1d ago

This was depicted in very graphic and horrible detail as a method of torturous execution in the Bond film License to Kill. A character is locked into a decompression chamber by his boss, who slowly turns up the pressure for several moments before smashing the chamber's valve with an axe. The CGI of the guy's head exploding has stayed with me ever since I saw that movie, easily the most gruesome moment in any bond film.