00:00The ghillie suit. Randy Lee Tenley, 44, of Kalispell, Montana, stepped into the right-hand lane of U.S. Highway
00:0893 on the night of the 26th of August 2012, wearing a full-body military camouflage suit.
00:15His plan, friends told troopers, was to make passing drivers think they'd spotted Bigfoot, so they'd call in a Sasquatch
00:22sighting.
00:23The bushy foliage suit that made him look like a creature in the dark did one other thing.
00:28It made him nearly impossible for drivers to see.
00:32A car driven by a 15-year-old girl with a learner's permit struck him in the lane.
00:37As he lay on the roadway, a second car, driven by a 17-year-old girl, hit him again.
00:43Police said they couldn't tell which impact killed him.
00:46Trooper Jim Schneider said alcohol may have been a factor, the torn trousers.
00:50Around 4 p.m. on the 14th of March, 2018, a 40-year-old laborer named Ravinder bent down to
00:57pick up a block of wood at a plywood factory in Nangloi, in outer West Delhi, India.
01:02He'd come from Arraa, in Bihar, four years earlier, and had been mocked that day for the tear in the
01:07back of his trousers.
01:09A co-worker who ran the airjet used to slice the wooden block saw that tear.
01:13According to the Times of India, he shoved the nozzle into the torn trousers and pressed it against Ravinder's anus.
01:19The other workers laughed at first.
01:22Then Ravinder staggered and fell face down.
01:25The compressed air had blasted through his rectum and shredded his intestines.
01:30His co-workers rushed him to a local dispensary, then to a government hospital.
01:35He didn't even tell the doctors what happened at first, only admitting it when they said he'd need surgery.
01:40He died during treatment the next day, the police citing damage to his intestines and severe internal bleeding.
01:46The man who'd operated the jet was physically held by co-workers and handed to police.
01:52Eggs, mayonnaise, and leaves.
01:54Just before 1 a.m. on the 15th of February 2014, 15-year-old Adrian Broadway rode with about six
02:02other teenagers in a 2007 Hyundai Sonata to the home of 48-year-old Willie Noble in Southwest Little Rock,
02:09Arkansas.
02:10They dumped eggs, mayonnaise, and leaves on a car outside his house, payback for an earlier prank by Noble's own
02:17teenage son.
02:18Noble came out and opened fire on the vehicle.
02:21Two bullets struck the door, another the back window.
02:25One round hit Adrian in the head.
02:27The teen sped to a gas station for help, and she was rushed to Arkansas Children's Hospital, where she was
02:33pronounced dead.
02:34Noble was charged with first-degree murder and five counts of aggravated assault, and held on $1 million bond.
02:41A police lieutenant with 20 years on the force said he'd never seen a case like it.
02:46The covered stop sign.
02:47On the 17th of August, 2011, sisters Jeannie Shea, 81, and Mary Spangler, 85, were driving through a rural intersection
02:56in Pickaway County, Ohio, with Jeannie at the wheel.
02:59They never stopped, because the stop sign that should have controlled their approach had been wrapped in plastic and smeared
03:06with petroleum jelly.
03:08Two local men had covered the sign's face as a prank, making it invisible to anyone coming up on it.
03:14Jean drove straight into the intersection and collided with a car that had the right-of-way.
03:20Mary, the passenger, died from her injuries.
03:24Jean hung on in a Columbus hospital until September 6, when she too died.
03:29The two men were charged with involuntary manslaughter in Mary's death and pleaded not guilty.
03:35The Halloween Noose
03:37On Sunday afternoon, the 22nd of September, 2013, 16-year-old Jordan Moreland was decorating his family's home in Louisville,
03:46Kentucky, for Halloween.
03:47He'd been pranking relatives all day, and a noose hung from a tree in the front yard as a decoration.
03:53To scare his little sister, he slipped his head through the noose and pretended to hang himself.
03:59He became disoriented and passed out, and as he lost consciousness, the noose tightened around his neck.
04:05His sister ran in, saying he wasn't moving, with drool coming from his mouth.
04:10Their mother first assumed it was another prank.
04:13She found him hanging, unable to lift him.
04:15Paramedics got him on life support, but about 12 hours later, he died of organ failure after his brain was
04:21starved of oxygen.
04:23Police ruled the death accidental.
04:25The fake gun scare
04:26In 2006, in Manchester, Vermont, 23-year-old Nicholas Bell decided to pull a prank on his friend Jeffrey Charbonneau,
04:36who had fallen asleep at the residence where they were both staying.
04:40The idea was a fake gun scare, to wake him up frightened.
04:44The problem was, the weapon Bell chose was a real, loaded rifle.
04:49Bell pointed it at the sleeping man and pulled the trigger.
04:52As Manchester police put it, he fired the weapon, which was a real rifle, striking the victim while he slept.
05:00Charbonneau died from the gunshot wound, never having woken up.
05:03Bell was arrested and charged with manslaughter.
05:06Eggs at passing cars.
05:08Just after midnight on the 2nd of December, 2006,
05:1214-year-old Danny Crawford and two friends were throwing eggs at passing cars in Columbus, Ohio.
05:17One of the cars they hit was a Jeep Cherokee.
05:21The driver of that Jeep chased the teens down.
05:24As Danny tried to run away on foot, a passenger in the Jeep opened fire.
05:29A bullet struck Danny while he fled, and he was killed, shot dead over a handful of eggs.
05:34Police identified the gunman as 22-year-old Michael Gross Jr.,
05:38who was already in jail on unrelated charges when they charged him with murder and tampering with evidence.
05:43There was no struggle and no weapon on the teen's side.
05:47Investigators described it purely as retaliation for the prank.
05:52The Kling film.
05:53On the 23rd of December, 2014,
05:5617-year-old Sergei Kasper was in a classroom at Polytechnic College, Moscow, Russia.
06:02A quiet teenager who had become a target for bullies.
06:06During a lesson, with the teacher present,
06:08classmates decided to make him the subject of a filmed stunt.
06:12They wrapped his body in cling film, binding his arms to his side so he couldn't move or break a
06:17fall,
06:18and stood him near a toilet stall as they laughed.
06:21Bound from shoulders to feet, Sergei lost his balance and fell,
06:25reportedly striking his throat on the edge of a desk and crushing his oesophagus.
06:29Unable to move or clear his airway, he suffocated.
06:33Reports stressed that the teacher stayed in the room and never intervened.
06:37The fog machine.
06:38On the 28th of February, 2020,
06:41Yekaterina Didenko, a 29-year-old Russian pharmacist and Instagram influencer with around 1.5 million followers,
06:49threw herself a birthday party at an indoor pool complex in Moscow.
06:53About 18 friends and family showed up.
06:56Part of it was streamed live to her followers.
06:58For the big visual, the plan was a dramatic fog effect over the water.
07:03So her husband, Valentin, poured about 55 pounds of dry ice straight into the pool.
07:10Here's the chemistry she, of all people, might have been expected to know.
07:14Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide, and when it hits water, it sublimates fast,
07:20dumping huge volumes of CO2 into the air.
07:23People started choking and collapsing almost immediately.
07:27Three guests died, including Valentin, the man who'd poured it in.
07:33Experts told Russian outlets they died of pulmonary edema,
07:36their lungs flooding after the carbon dioxide displaced the breathable air.
07:40The Royal Prank Call
07:42Around 5.30 a.m. London time, on the 4th of December, 2012, 46-year-old nurse Jacintha Saldana answered
07:51the phone at King Edward VII's hospital,
07:53where the Duchess of Cambridge was being treated for severe morning sickness.
07:58On the line were two Australian DJs from Two Day FM, one impersonating Queen Elizabeth.
08:04Saldana believed the call was real and transferred it to the ward.
08:08She never disclosed a single medical detail herself, yet when the recording was broadcast worldwide as comedy,
08:15her voice was part of the global joke.
08:18Three days later, on December 7th, she was found hanged in her nurse's accommodation.
08:23The coroner ruled she took her own life, with the prank call clearly pressing on her mind,
08:27and she'd left notes naming the two hosts.
08:31No one was ever criminally charged.
08:33The Sandbag
08:34On the 19th of December, 2017, 22-year-old Marquise Bird, from Warren, Michigan,
08:41was riding in the passenger seat of a car on Interstate 75, near Toledo, Ohio.
08:47Up on an overpass, four teenagers, around 13 and 14 years old,
08:51had been throwing rocks at passing cars, then escalated to sandbags.
08:56One of those sandbags came down off the overpass and struck the car Bird was in.
09:02He was critically injured and died in the hospital three days later.
09:05The four teens pleaded guilty.
09:07Three were sentenced to four years in the Department of Youth Services.
09:11The bulletproof book
09:12On the 26th of June, 2017, 20-year-old Pedro Ruiz III stood on his property in Norman County, Minnesota,
09:21holding a thick, hardcover book against his chest.
09:24He'd convinced his girlfriend, Mona Lisa Perez, that the book would stop a bullet,
09:29and they were filming it as the launch video for a YouTube channel.
09:32She was pregnant with their second child.
09:35Ruiz stood at arm's length, marked the spot on the book,
09:38and had Perez aim a 5-0 caliber Desert Eagle,
09:43one of the most powerful handguns made.
09:46She fired once.
09:47The book didn't stop it.
09:49The bullet passed straight through and into his chest, killing him.
09:53Perez called 911, but it was too late.
09:56She pleaded guilty, was banned from ever owning a firearm,
10:00and barred from profiting off the video.
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