The Most Radioactive Man in History - Hisashi Ouchi
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Published 2021-01-01
*The images have been blurred due to YouTube restrictions
This is the second episode in my series examining horrific true stories and true crimes from around the world.
A japanese man named Hisashi Ouchi was involved in an accident in which he was blasted with radiation. The dose was the highest any single living human had received in history. His harrowing experience after is a story of suffering no man, woman, child or animal should ever experience.
This video is exploring the terrifying experience of Ouchi and the medical team which desperately fought to save his life and reduce his suffering.
*Correction - during the section discussing how nuclear fuel rods are made the on screen graphics are incorrect. the formulas stated on screen are an error. I also address this error in the following podcast • Podcast #1 You Need to Be Careful Whe... . thanks to the commenters for pointing this out
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All Comments (21)
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Note: originally the images were not blurred, which is why there is a warning. YouTube told me to blur them later. You can watch an uncensored version on my patreon for $1
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The dude basically had the lifespan of his cells. Whatever he had left was it.
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the fact that he survived for 83 days while his body decomposed around him is both a testament to how resilient the human body is and an act of unspeakable cruelty. i'm sure nobody intended to make him suffer, but this here is why it's so important to acknowledge a person's right to die in these cases.
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Poor guy was proof that there are fates immensely worse than death.
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He clearly had a healthy heart, the fact it kept going after all that radiation and it was only beating at 120 bpm after all that happened to his body is amazing. No one deserves to go out like that.
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The fact that he thought he'd maybe just get leukemia from this accident is absolutely heartbreaking
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This has to be one if not the most horrible way to die due to the prolonged agony and knowing you won’t make it. It’s truly terrifying being aware you’re literally rotting away while still being alive. Like what the fuck.
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What a tragic and horrific case. The ironic thing is, he was initially very worried about cancer...but he could never get cancer since his cells could no longer divide.
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His fate still haunts me. I'm so very, very sorry, Ouchi.
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Imagine being brought back to life from the cardiac arrest only to suffer more in complete unconsciousness as your body decays. One of the worst possible deaths. May Hisashi Ouchi rest in peace
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Imagine being his wife and not even being able to kiss him goodbye by the time you accepted he was going to die
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Hishashi’s story is very interesting. It’s not about a family being selfish or evil doctors. It is about a man who was exposed to about 17 Sieverts (or about 17,000 times the limit one person should experience in a year) in the matter of seconds. He was kept alive on the idea that one day he would get better. Both the doctors and family were genuinely trying to help him. There was nothing selfish about it.
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The fact that this plant's illegal practices caused this much pain and suffering, and ultimately led to the loss of a man's life.. Unforgivable. Another victim of corporate greed. Rest in peace, Mr. Ouchi.
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As a mother myself, I understand the urge to try every avenue possible to save my baby. But, Holy Christ. I couldn't watch my son suffer this way. Sometimes, death is better. I pray I will never have to face a terrible reality like this.
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Honestly, i don't blame the staff. They're actually obligated to keep Ouchi alive as long as possible as long as his family doesn't pull the plug. I can't imagine letting a family member suffer just so they could "stay alive"
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His final message around the 80th day, “Mommy please” sends chills down my spine. What a poor, tortured soul. Cant imagine what he was going through.
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The saddest part is how early on the doctors tried to convince the family that it was best for him to die, but the families understandable desperation and denial of his situation ended up causing him even more unimaginable suffering
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A common misconception is that the doctors intentionally kept him alive for experiment and testing, rather than the family desperately trying to save him
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The family and Hospital had good intentions but it made a poor man suffer for far longer than he had to...and at the end of the day the real villain was the company he worked for. They wanted him and his coworkers to put their health at risk to catch up on production...
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Holy cow! I was NOT expecting such a high-quality documentary. Everyone who worked on this should be proud. Also, this video dispelled at least two myths and replaced them with the truth. Documentaries don't get better than this. I could not have been more impressed. Very, very, very well done!
