“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget

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When you turn on the news most days, you tend to forget that, often enough, you will see real, live footage broadcast through your screen. A developing story can quickly turn into something you will end up remembering forever.

A netizen asked the internet “What is the scariest/weirdest/most mysterious thing to ever happen on live television?” and people share their best examples. We also got in touch with obsessed_with_dogs who made the initial post. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorite examples, and share your own experiences in the comments.

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The 2nd plane hitting the World Trade Center on 9/11

mileeyxoxo , CNN Report

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270points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The Space Shuttle exploded.

halfcow , NBC News Report

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget I remember the tanks rolling in on Tienanmen Square. The bravery of those people protesting for democracy was astounding. But knowing what was coming was horrifying.

doublestitch , CBS News Report

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208points

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Bored Panda got in touch with obsessed_with_dogs who originally posed this question to the internet and they were kind enough to share their thoughts. Firstly, we were curious to hear their reasons for asking this question in the first place.

“So much has happened in the world that has been lost to time, but in these cases, they’re cemented forever because they just so happened to occur while someone was filming. The live aspect just adds to it as it connects millions of strangers by showing just one moment in time,” they shared with Bored Panda.

“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget When the Australian reporter discovered a hostage she was talking about live, was her friend

Remarkable_Toe_4423 , euronews Report

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154points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Seeing that dye drip down Giuliani's face. Bonkers that would ever happen. Plus the Four Seasons Landscaping thing...

wkd_cpl , The Independent Report

Final score:

153points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget When the sky opened up and started raining while Prince played Purple Rain at the Superbowl halftime show. Sent chills down my spine.

KetoKurun , TR7MUSIC Report

Final score:

149points

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We also wanted to know if obsessed_with_dogs had any strange or scary live TV experiences themselves. “The only shocking thing I’ve ever seen live was watching the news here in Ireland during a snowstorm. Some poor man slipped on the ice and was caught alive. The poor man goes viral every winter, and this was back in the early 2000s.” As some readers may have noticed, most of these examples are older, as modern “live TV” often actually has a slight delay to help avoid the very situations listed here.

“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget OJ Bronco chase

acmexyz , CNN Report

Final score:

148points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget I know the weirdest thing I’ve ever seen was a guy throwing his shoes at the President.

Telrom_1 , CBS Report

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141points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Not really crazy or out there, but I remember watching the live updates on TV about Steve Irwin’s condition after coming home from school. Seeing them update the headlines from things like accident, to serious, to fatal followed by non-stop news and reflections on his life for the next few days. The world lost a legend that day.

xfalinex , Bernard DUPONT Report

Final score:

132points

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We were curious to hear obsessed_with_dogs’ thoughts on the thread’s popularity. “I think some people just want to share something they’ve personally witnessed to connect with others who have witnessed it too. It could be like group therapy, especially when it’s something dark. Others just like reading about historical events, or macabre topics.”

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Gary Plauche smoking his sons kidnapper/rap**t, revolver point blank to the head.

anon , Ragnar Danneskjold Report

Final score:

130points

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Tamra 11 months ago (edited)

I don't generally condone vigilantism, but I honestly can't say I wouldn't try to kill the person who raped my child.

121points

Donald 11 months ago

Monsters like the man who was shot usually get pretty light prison sentences considering the gravity of their crime. They deserve all the horrible things that happen to them in prison and more. Once they get out because the majority reoffend and have no remorse for their actions ,only regret when they get caught.

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KB 11 months ago

This was just so tragic, Gary Plauche was in so much pain

26points

Wonky Donkey 11 months ago

What's the saying? I think its "I'm not saying he was right, but I understand."

11points

SonicAlchemy 11 months ago

Sounds like you're referring to Chris Rock's stand-up bit titled "OJ, I Understand" and the phrase went "I'm not saying he should have killed her..but I understand"

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El Dee 11 months ago

No one could actually condone this but you would have to be made of stone not to sympathise. I looked into this and he didn't serve any prison time. He did 300 hours of community service. That seems about right..

10points

iseefractals 11 months ago

Gun was far to impersonal, and far too quick.

9points

Barong 11 months ago

Funniest thing I ever heard was “Nail his junk to the floor of a burning shed. That way, it would be their choice if he lives without his junk or dies trying to keep it.”

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Katie Fink 11 months ago

I wouldn't just try

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Susan Teter 11 months ago

Justice served

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Ellen Woods 11 months ago

The molester Jeff Doucet got off easy if you ask me.

4points

Aishling 11 months ago

Assume he died

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Dawnieangel76 11 months ago

With how short prison time, if any at all, is given to rapists & molesters, that POS would have been back on the streets. Gary sent him straight to Hell where he belonged. I think crime would go down faster if there was MORE vigilantism.

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Mary Ballard-Johansson 11 months ago

My sister-in-law was a reporter at the time on the other news station in Baton Rouge. She told me all about it. She was friends with the reporter who was there.

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SummerVeE 11 months ago

I would say fair justice would be to toss the offender into an inescapable, soundproof, concrete room and hand the keys over to the family & friends of the child he hurt.

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Gypsy Lee 11 months ago

Do something like that to another human, you deserve what you get, IMO

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smugdruggler 11 months ago

Good man. Exactly what I would do, except I'd make him suffer first.

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The fly that landed on Pence’s head during a debate

buttons12357 , C-SPAN Report

Final score:

129points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Randy Johnson hitting that bird mid flight 100 mph fastball

jj175 , Wyatt Sexton Report

Final score:

128points

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“I myself love the history aspect. I was alive for many of the “main” topics featured but some were from before I was born. It’s interesting to learn - and actually see - things that happened that I wouldn’t have known about otherwise. As well as that, when it comes to the more horrible things caught on live TV, it gives people a chance to see the good that comes from the bad. With 9/11 coverage, the scenes were just awful. Absolutely heartbreaking.”

#13

“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The night princess diana died. The Simpsons used to come on at 11pm, I was watching one night and they interrupted the broadcast to show the paris crash scene. I had no idea who she was at the time and I kept waiting for the Simpsons to come back on. It was all over the news the next day

ghostfaber , John Mathew Smith Report

Final score:

127points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The Station nightclub fire is the reason why I case every single room/building I walk into and make sure there are multiple exits, and that I know where they are. That video was horrifying and terrifying in equal measure.

revanhart , Fascinating Horror Report

Final score:

124points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The scariest is the Hillsborough disaster as it unfolded during the FA Cup semi final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest in April 1989. It was a terrible, terrible crowd crush that was caused by poor policing and poor stadium management. 97 people unnecessarily lost their lives while going to see a sporting event. The worst part is the absolutely f**kery that the victims’ families went through (and still fight) for justice.

speech-geek , On Demand News Report

Final score:

122points

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“But in the middle of it all, there were strangers rushing to help strangers. People of different cultures, people who couldn’t speak each other’s languages, hugging and offering shelter. Firefighters, paramedics, and police officers all rushed into the chaos, most knowing they were likely to die, but doing it anyway because that’s the right thing to do. Through the devastation, there was compassion, humanity, courage. Things that we as viewers would have never seen had it not been caught live. 9/11 coverage in particular is bittersweet - it contains the worst of humanity and the best of humanity all in one.”

#16

“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Opening Al Capone's vault.

u/fhrblig added:
Oh man, there was so much buildup to it, too. Then they opened it and it was just full of dirt

colagirl52 , David Gideon Report

Final score:

113points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget I was up at 2 or 3am or whatever it was when the tsunami hit Japan in 2011. They had live footage from a helicopter and you could see the water destroying everything in it's path.

FearTheKeflex , NHK WORLD-JAPAN Report

Final score:

113points

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#18

“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The Balloon Boy Hoax of 2009. Specifically when the kid unintentionally outed his parents for orchestrating the whole thing.

LVII , ABC News Report

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111points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Tommy Cooper was one of the most high profile and loved comedians in England during the 1970s and early 80s (and possibly all-time). He was famous for his slapstick, irreverant humour and for his 'failures' in magic - which took incredible skill and he was one of the higher ranked members of the Magic Circle.

He was famous for hosting variety shows, which were huge draws attracting massive viewing figures every week. One night in 1984, he was up on stage doing his act, about halfway through, he went to put on a cloak as part of his act. After this, he promptly slumped to the floor and people proceeded to laugh, thinking it was part of his act. Even after a few minutes of this people we still laughing until they realised that it was not intended.

Long story short, Tommy Cooper had a heart attack in front of 12 million people, many of whom thought it was a joke for the first few minutes of it happening and died on that April night in 1984.

geordiesteve520 , Thom Goddard Report

Final score:

103points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The Max Headroom incident.

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92points

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#21

“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Boston Marathon Bombing

It was so surreal and I knew a lot of people there (running and spectators). The timing was seriously scary as the Sox game had let out and I couldn't get a hold of family members who had gone to Fenway and planned to walk to the finish line. They decided not to, but our neighbors were directly impacted.

That and the next few days were wild, to say the least.

ATPVT2018 , Vjeran Pavic Report

Final score:

83points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget An old TV show called ‘That’s Incredible’ had a guest on that claimed he could catch bullets with his teeth.

All so long they built up the suspense. When the time came for the feat, the trigger was pulled and the show immediately cut to commercial. When they came back, they said there was an unfortunate accident.

jrworthy , Karolina Grabowska Report

Final score:

79points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Clint Malarchuk getting his jugular sliced by a skate.

correct_eye_is , ABC Report

Final score:

71points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget WWE (then WWF) wrestler Owen Hart dying during a live pay-per-view. He was supposed to be lowered into the ring with a harness. The harness failed and he fell 80 feet into the ring. The cameras wound up panning away before he hit the ring, but they announced his death later in the same broadcast.

Seashellcity , thenameisAbishek Dhyani Report

Final score:

71points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The L.A bank robbery shoot out was wild to watch on tv

iaintmeantodothat , Law&Crime Network Report

Final score:

61points

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#26

“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget Fox News was showing a car chase live narrated by Shepard Smith...
The driver gets out of the car with a shotgun; Smith knew something bad was going to happen so he started yelling at the booth "Get off it!" "Get off it!"

But the booth didn't and the guy shooting himself in the head was broadcasted live on Fox News. [Heres the whole story](https://youtu.be/tCqZE5nuJp4) semi NSFL.

PreferenceKindly6287 , ABC News Report

Final score:

60points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The guy who robbed a bank with a collar bomb.

Monica21_ , Netflix Report

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60points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget I remember watching Malice in the Palace live. It was terrifying while it was happening because it seemed like the entire stadium was brawling.

elmatador12 , Netflix Report

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46points

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“Bonkers That Would Ever Happen”: 29 Live TV Moments People Just Can’t Forget The wine grapes lady falling

EffortlessCool , MegaLakersfan123 Report

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35points

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Ranger Kanootsen 11 months ago (edited)

I watched the on-air suicide of Budd Dwyer. Yeah, I had to therapy my way through that.

19points

obsessed_with_dogs 11 months ago (edited)

I never saw it live but it did the rounds in the early 2000s, back before you could really vet the videos you saw online. I’ll never forget it. Can’t imagine how you felt seeing it live

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Nacho Man Sandy Ravage 11 months ago

In the weird/funny realm, I saw BBC News do an interview with a man about a court case regarding Apple Music streaming and The Beatles record label but they got the interviewee mixed up and actually had, live on air, a man who was there for a job interview!! Chap just rolled with it.....absolute legend!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Y2uQn_wvc

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Ample Aardvark 11 months ago

That's a classic, I remember watching it as well, he nailed it 😆

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Elijah Morningwood 11 months ago

A unique and interesting BP article!

8points

Lee 11 months ago

It isn't unique at all- the author of this article has simply copy and pasted everything from a Buzzfeed article that was released a day or two before this was put online. Copying Buzzfeed articles word for word is a very common practice for Bored Panda and they delete comments I make that call them out on it. I emailed Bored Panda to make them aware that their 'contributors' were doing this and all that happened was they deleted my account!

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Der Kommissar 11 months ago (edited)

Watching Lee Harvey Oswald get fatally shot in the stomach on live TV by Jack Ruby

5points

JoyfulZebra 11 months ago (edited)

I started watching the game, but stopped before it actually happened, but NFL player, Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest on the field early this year. I was checking daily for updates on his condition. Thank God he's alive and healthy; if it wasn't for those first responders, he could have very well died.

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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 11 months ago

Came out of my room, cousin was watching baseball.... and then... cut to commercial... cause there was a massive earthquake... 1989 :-) That was a bit odd.

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Andy Frobig 11 months ago

That was a mind blower. Also, I went to the wedding of this couple who were both on disability due to weird incidents. They had their honeymoon in San Francisco, just in time for the earthquake, and not long after they got home, their house burned down

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der sebbl 11 months ago

I also remember 2015, during afootball match between France and Germany in Paris several terrorist attacks hit the city

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Sleestak 11 months ago

The shooting of Reagan and subsequent shooting of Buckwheat

2points

Kevin Hickey 11 months ago

"Shock and Awe" in Baghdad was broadcast live.

2points

Red_panda 11 months ago

I don't see the Reginald Dennys beating video. I didn't see it live, but I know people who did, and I have seen the video. It's disturbing to say the least.

2points

Cyndielouwhoo 11 months ago

True. I lived in Long Beach, Ca at the time and it was definitely scary, it wasn't safe to leave home, for several days the city had a curfew and pretty much the only traffic you'd hear was emergency vehicles. My nextdoor neighbor was a 911 operator and the police came and escorted to work each day it was happening.

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A girl 11 months ago

I live in Minnesota. The George Floyd riots unfolded on local TV and irl 10 miles south on my home. We didn't sleep much that week.

2points

SF Angel 11 months ago

surprising the opening game of the "89 World Series isn't in here. Giants and A's. A few minutes into the 1st Inning and we were hit with the biggest earthquake we'd had in decades. All caught on live TV

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Oddly Me 11 months ago

The live coverage of Katrina flooding New Orleans. I remember seeing a couple corpses just floating down the street. The whole thing was just so sad.

1point

Leslie Donsen 11 months ago

Lee Harvey Oswald getting shot/killed in the Dallas Police parking garage.

1point

Queeqec 11 months ago

I guess most of those is just not enough information/background for anyone outside the US?

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censorshipsucks 11 months ago

Saw a lot of these (I am old). I'd have liked to see the release of Mandela and the assassination of Verwoerd on the list.

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Elizabeth Basinger 11 months ago

Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, Waco seige with David Koresh in 1993, and the Ruby Ridge standoff in 1992. Oh, and the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan.

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Miss Frankfurter 11 months ago

Saw the beginning and ending of Waco. When it happened one of our patients and his wife were both ATF agents. They knew one of the agents who was killed. Oklahoma City bombing I was watching a morning show in Dallas. Immediately cut to it. Only missed Ruby Ridge.

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Papa 11 months ago

Not frightening or anything similar, but years ago I was watching an NFL game, where one team had made an incredible comeback. One of the cameramen pointed his camera at a big linebacker on the losing team sitting on the bench, who promptly told him, on live TV, to "GET THAT F&*#ING CAMERA OUT OF MY FACE!!!!" The camera was quickly pointed in a different direction.

1point

Freya the Wanderer 11 months ago

At the end of a recent Super Bowl one player accidentally dropped the F-bomb on camera

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FunnyBunny 11 months ago

Can someone please explain to me these ones? -number 15 -number 7 -number 2

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Min 11 months ago

The items move up and down the list as people vote.

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Ronnie Beaton 11 months ago

The 1980 siege of the Iranian embassy in London, and SAS anti terrorist troops storming the building and rescuing the hostages.

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Jilltdcatlady 11 months ago

I was watching local news Aug 26, 2015 and saw the murder of Alison Parker and Adam Ward live while they were doing an interview at Smith Mountain Lake.

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Miss Frankfurter 11 months ago

Didn’t see it happen, but just missed it by a few minutes. My mom had asthma pretty bad and sometimes she would be up in the middle of the night with it. She was watching Bobby Kennedy’s acceptance speech in Los Angeles. He said “It’s on to Chicago and let’s win there.” She said to herself “Well, I guess that’s it.”, turned off the Tv and went to bed. Hearing in the morning that he had been shot just a couple of minutes later really shook her up.

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obsessed_with_dogs 11 months ago

Hey, that’s me! Thanks Justin for reaching out and sharing all of these stories!

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Ranger Kanootsen 11 months ago (edited)

I watched the on-air suicide of Budd Dwyer. Yeah, I had to therapy my way through that.

19points

obsessed_with_dogs 11 months ago (edited)

I never saw it live but it did the rounds in the early 2000s, back before you could really vet the videos you saw online. I’ll never forget it. Can’t imagine how you felt seeing it live

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Nacho Man Sandy Ravage 11 months ago

10points

Ample Aardvark 11 months ago

That's a classic, I remember watching it as well, he nailed it 😆

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Elijah Morningwood 11 months ago

A unique and interesting BP article!

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Lee 11 months ago

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Der Kommissar 11 months ago (edited)

Watching Lee Harvey Oswald get fatally shot in the stomach on live TV by Jack Ruby

5points

JoyfulZebra 11 months ago (edited)

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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 11 months ago

Came out of my room, cousin was watching baseball.... and then... cut to commercial... cause there was a massive earthquake... 1989 :-) That was a bit odd.

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Andy Frobig 11 months ago

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der sebbl 11 months ago

I also remember 2015, during afootball match between France and Germany in Paris several terrorist attacks hit the city

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Sleestak 11 months ago

The shooting of Reagan and subsequent shooting of Buckwheat

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Kevin Hickey 11 months ago

"Shock and Awe" in Baghdad was broadcast live.

2points

Red_panda 11 months ago

I don't see the Reginald Dennys beating video. I didn't see it live, but I know people who did, and I have seen the video. It's disturbing to say the least.

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Cyndielouwhoo 11 months ago

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A girl 11 months ago

I live in Minnesota. The George Floyd riots unfolded on local TV and irl 10 miles south on my home. We didn't sleep much that week.

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SF Angel 11 months ago

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Oddly Me 11 months ago

The live coverage of Katrina flooding New Orleans. I remember seeing a couple corpses just floating down the street. The whole thing was just so sad.

1point

Leslie Donsen 11 months ago

Lee Harvey Oswald getting shot/killed in the Dallas Police parking garage.

1point

Queeqec 11 months ago

I guess most of those is just not enough information/background for anyone outside the US?

1point

censorshipsucks 11 months ago

Saw a lot of these (I am old). I'd have liked to see the release of Mandela and the assassination of Verwoerd on the list.

1point

Elizabeth Basinger 11 months ago

Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, Waco seige with David Koresh in 1993, and the Ruby Ridge standoff in 1992. Oh, and the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan.

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Miss Frankfurter 11 months ago

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Papa 11 months ago

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Freya the Wanderer 11 months ago

At the end of a recent Super Bowl one player accidentally dropped the F-bomb on camera

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FunnyBunny 11 months ago

Can someone please explain to me these ones? -number 15 -number 7 -number 2

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Min 11 months ago

The items move up and down the list as people vote.

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Ronnie Beaton 11 months ago

The 1980 siege of the Iranian embassy in London, and SAS anti terrorist troops storming the building and rescuing the hostages.

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Jilltdcatlady 11 months ago

I was watching local news Aug 26, 2015 and saw the murder of Alison Parker and Adam Ward live while they were doing an interview at Smith Mountain Lake.

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Miss Frankfurter 11 months ago

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obsessed_with_dogs 11 months ago

Hey, that’s me! Thanks Justin for reaching out and sharing all of these stories!

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