Peep Show: Graphic Police Details!

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Dave & Chuck the Freak talk about a Mississippi man who tragically died after being buried alive by hot asphalt. When watching the report, we feel the responding officer gives way too many graphic details of the horrific death.

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00:00I could think of many, many ways I don't want to die.

00:07I hadn't even considered this one, but it's on my list now.

00:12Okay.

00:13I don't want to die after being buried under hot asphalt.

00:19Oh, no.

00:20No, no, no, no.

00:21No, no.

00:23I'm alive.

00:24You were.

00:24And then it just pour slowly over top of me.

00:28Now you're not.

00:28That's crazy.

00:30Good.

00:30No, no, no, no, no.

00:33Happen to a man.

00:36Yikes.

00:37Unfortunately.

00:38Couldn't stop it up.

00:40How did that happen?

00:41This guy in Jackson, Mississippi.

00:43It's not a speed bump at all.

00:45Oh.

00:46Oh, yeah.

00:47Oh, yeah.

00:47They gotta rip that up.

00:48Oh, you think it is.

00:50No, that's Jimmy or whatever it is.

00:52Right, doing jumps over it.

00:54No.

00:55Jumping Jimmy.

00:56Chase.

00:56Oh, Jason's turned into the emperor.

00:58Yeah.

00:59He's laughing.

01:00That's him.

01:01It's Jason.

01:02It's actually Jason laughing.

01:04It is.

01:04Good.

01:05Here's the story on this one from WJTV.

01:08Take a listen.

01:09That's Daryl Sheriff's family observing where the 41-year-old lost his life.

01:19My prayers, condolences, thoughts, my heart goes out to his family.

01:25The incident took place at A.J. Materials in the 1,000 block of East McDowell Road.

01:31He was a private contractor that came to A.J. Materials with a truck to pick up asphalt.

01:37The Jackson Police Department says Sheriff was trying to fix a hydraulic line under his dump truck.

01:43As he tried to fix the vehicle or mitigate the issue with the vehicle, the vehicle actually unloaded all this hot asphalt onto him.

01:52Sheriff's family told Wade that Sheriff was a good man just trying to make a living.

01:57Some people on the scene told Wade that the man tried to fight for his life.

02:01You can just think of the amount of damage that was done to him with a load of asphalt, burning hot asphalt coming down upon his body.

02:10They said he tried to fight.

02:11It's really detailed in his description, huh?

02:14This is crazy.

02:15They got his family there.

02:17They're like, this is how he was covered in hot asphalt and buried alive.

02:20Right here.

02:22That cop, like, you know, the hot asphalt was burning him as he was suffocating.

02:25He was alive for a minute.

02:27It was like he was part crushed, part burnt, and part suffocated all at the same time.

02:33Are you sure?

02:34Absolutely, 100% sure.

02:36You could see, like, the looks of screams when they got him unburied.

02:40You could see the look of terror and pain on his corpse face.

02:43It was wild.

02:45Too much info.

02:46It's a lot.

02:47Too much.

02:48No, it's like we can't speak about the situation.

02:51It's investigation is unfolding.

02:53A muffled scream could be heard quite a long time after that.

02:57Can you imagine this internal thought as he was cooking alive?

03:03Can you even imagine it?

03:05Like a pig roast.

03:06Oh, my God.

03:07That is too much.

03:09You're telling us too much.

03:10He was simmered a bit.

03:11It was a slow cook.

03:13His skin was falling off.

03:14That is correct.

03:15No.

03:17Wow.

03:18That officer needs to go back to press camp.

03:21That was the craziest description I've ever heard.

03:22A little more sensitive.

03:24Very descriptive.

03:25Oh, my God.

03:25You can't say something.

03:26You can just think of the amount of damage that was done to him

03:29with a load of asphalt, burning hot asphalt coming down upon his body.

03:35They said he tried to fight to, you know, make it through those injuries,

03:38but they were just too enormous for him to survive.

03:41What people don't know is that when you're burning, your eyes burn first.

03:45Pop, pop.

03:46So your sight goes, and there's a popping noise when your eyes burn out.

03:49Jesus.

03:51That's too much.

03:52You don't even know.

03:53And it was enough to just burn the top layer of his skin off.

03:56That's right.

03:57He was all muscle.

03:59His muscles hanging out.

04:00Oh, my God.

04:01Dear God.

04:02He was fighting.

04:02His arms was waving.

04:04His arms was waving.

04:05Ah!

04:06No!

04:07Help me!

04:08No more!

04:09Help me!

04:10No more!

04:11Yeah!

04:12No!

04:13Pretty wild.

04:14Too much.

04:14You shouldn't be saying it.

04:17Family's right there!

04:18I'm really thinking of you, family.

04:20Yeah.

04:21I am thinking of you.

04:22Terrible.

04:22He was also thinking of them because he kept screaming their names.

04:25No!

04:25He didn't!

04:26He was like, oh, Martha!

04:28No!

04:28Help me!

04:29No!

04:30Oh, my God!

04:30His one arm just came off.

04:32No!

04:33Yep.

04:34I'm not lying.

04:35I'm not lying.

04:36Dear God, you shouldn't be speaking of it.

04:38You should have seen it.

04:39I don't want to say too much, but they say there's no way he didn't feel everything.

04:42Exactly!

04:44You could tell he felt everything because he was saying it.

04:47He was like, I feel everything!

04:50Help!

04:50I feel every ounce of this!

04:57Someone kill me, please!

05:00Are you sure?

05:01Yes!

05:02Do it!

05:03I feel every ounce of this.

05:05Yeah, no, I mean, yeah, that cop really let you have it, huh?

05:09He did.

05:10Yeah.

05:10You can imagine.

05:12That's like a doctor with a bad bedside manner.

05:15Yeah.

05:16You know, that's exactly what that is.

05:18He's seen a lot of stuff in his life, and he's just like,

05:20Oh, yeah, another man cooked by just a ton of asphalt.

05:24That cop probably rolls up to like a motorcycle accident victim.

05:26He's like, your legs is off, man!

05:28You're dying right here!

05:30That's a lot of blood coming out.

05:31I don't know.

05:33Woo!

05:35Jail!

05:37Your legs is off your body!

05:39You're about to die.

05:41Oh, you ain't gonna make it!

05:42I see the life passing out of you right now.

05:45Let me stitch you up.

05:47You have to lay right here.

05:48Yeah, there it is right there.

05:49Look at that thing.

05:50It's off.

05:51Yeah.

05:51You want these?

05:54That's my leg!

05:55Yeah, I'm gonna put it like next to you.

05:58I'm gonna sort of, look, this is where it used to go.

06:01This is where it used to be.

06:04Hold on, hold on.

06:04Are you supposed to make me feel better?

06:05Hold on, don't move that shoulder too much.

06:07I'm gonna get that arm.

06:08Hold on.

06:08Yeah, there you go.

06:09Get it.

06:10Here it is.

06:11Look, lay down.

06:13Well, you're kind of laying down.

06:14You're kind of twisted up.

06:15Yeah.

06:17Your pelvis is backwards.

06:18Right.

06:19Seems like the shock has set in because you're not reacting to the injuries as you should.

06:22Yeah.

06:23Let me poke you with a stick.

06:24I'll make sure you do.

06:26Can you feel that?

06:26First rule of talking to the media, don't say anything to the media.

06:31Don't say anything.

06:31It's too much.

06:32Tragic accident.

06:33Too much.

06:34Describing pain in depth.

06:35Can you imagine?

06:39It was hot.

06:41Hot as fire.

06:42Like lava on top of a man.

06:45He was fighting.

06:46No!

06:47Help!

06:48We're like, stop fighting!

06:51Lay there and die!

06:52They say his organs were cooked slightly like I must say was boiled.

06:55You could smell it in the air with like, who's cooking?

06:59Oh, him!

07:01Whoa.

07:01Smells good!

07:06Yeah.

07:06I mean, that's no good, man.

07:08No.

07:08That's no good.

07:09You don't hear the police get into it.

07:12No, never.

07:12Almost in every other scenario, they're like, we can't talk about the situation.

07:17Everything that's being looked into.

07:19He didn't do any of that stuff.

07:21Not this guy.

07:22No.

07:23Not at all.

07:23All we found.

07:26Was his shoes.

07:27No.

07:28Yeah, his legs was gone.

07:29Oh, my God.

07:30Just some shoes.

07:31You

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