Disturbing Things I Found on the Internet [Vol.6]

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  @InsanityVirus · 3 years ago

  The radio hosts are murderers. Literally got certified nurses and other callers telling them the contestants were in danger - KNEW about what happened to the college kid - and the contestants were complaining about pains and such, and still went on with the contest. They should be in prison, not just casually working elsewhere

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  @spoonfulsinthecity · 3 years ago

  The radio station was so stupid. A nurse called in and warned them it was dangerous cand they ignored her.

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  @smittywerbenyeagermanjensen · 3 years ago

  Just in case the radio station case didn&apos;t piss you off enough, Adam &quot;Lukas&quot; Cox published a book titled My Crazy Radio Life. He advertises the book on his website with these quotes (taken from himself, because of course they are):<br><br>&quot;&apos;Have you ever been investigated for a death? I was, I couldn’t believe why. It’s all in the book.&apos;<br><br>&apos;&quot;I was fired, lost everything, dealt with depression, and still came out on top!&apos;&quot;.<br><br>What a piece of work.

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  @gogglespisano24 · 3 years ago

  I am still shocked the DJs not only are still working but were &quot;surprised&quot; to hear they were fired. Unreal the lack of concern for the contestants. Disgusting. I really hope they are reminded of this daily.

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  @chiefwidemarsh · 3 years ago

  That first story has broken my heart since the time I first learned of it. Just a good mom obviously trying to do something nice for her kids, clearly she had no idea of the danger.

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  @sunna90 · 3 years ago

  She looks so sickly and scared in that last photo of her accepting the award 😔 It&apos;s horrible that this happened and it&apos;s crazy these Djs are still working and denying any accountability

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  @BingleBangleBungle · 3 years ago

  That DJ makes my blood boil and needs some street justice laid down on him. He was more concerned about losing his job than someone dying on his radio show. The way he said &quot;they signed releases so we&apos;re okay&quot; and how he didn&apos;t expect to get fired after the woman died. What a narcissist and sociopath.

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  @peaceandlove3995 · 3 years ago

  I’ve known about the radio station story &nbsp;for years but I still tear up every time I hear it. The thought of a mom going through so much pain and then dying only because she wanted to win something nice for her kids that they probably really wanted. It’s so sad.

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  @ezra8129 · 3 years ago

  I always feel so sad for Jun Lin. just breaks my heart. i hate that he&apos;s usually overshadowed by his killer when people talk about this case.

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  @gabrielj7788 · 3 years ago

  the insensitivity of those djs is astounding. &quot;never for one second did i think we were gonna get fired&quot;. not even a &quot;never for one second did i think someone would die&quot;???????? glad to know they had their priorities straight

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  @DEADisBEAUTIFUL · 3 years ago

  Okay, I’d heard of the first one…but did not realize that the hosts treated it so flippantly. Making light of people possibly dying, disregarding medical professionals saying how dangerous it was, and then acting as though they had gotten the short end of the stick by being fired. They deserve to have been put in prison. They essentially killed that poor woman. I’m thoroughly disgusted by them and the fact that they were able to just walk away from it without any repercussions whatsoever.

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  @anathemagrim3145 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I still can&apos;t believe how the DJ&apos;s had the nerve to fight legally a wrongful termination when even nurses told them the people could die and they laugh it off. They should be behind bars.

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