[sweep100]

Me and another trucker came across a accident where a car was on fire with a person in the back still alive, we tried to help but the heat was like a brick wall, we both lost our hair and burnet our hands but it was to late

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by docfr8 ↗

If you have ever been near a burning vehicle, then you would know that you can feel the radiant heat just meters away from the wreck. To be able to get near the vehicle to help the woman would be too hot for anyone to handle.. Judging by how the flames looked, that was a pure Class A and B fire (materials and fuel)..

Unless these bystanders had a fully charged firehose, some hydraulic extrication gear, and complete 'personal protective gear, nothing can be done

I would think that this situation would require at least 2-3 professionally manned firehoses at a cumulative flow of 1,000+ GPM fully operational at the very first second the fire started to have made any difference.


Even then, burn injuries would likely have been severe.


Fire is no joke.

[BrianBear5150]

Wow...just too intense!

[mparryuk52]

Originally Posted by docfr8 ↗

If you have ever been near a burning vehicle, then you would know that you can feel the radiant heat just meters away from the wreck. To be able to get near the vehicle to help the woman would be too hot for anyone to handle.. Judging by how the flames looked, that was a pure Class A and B fire (materials and fuel)..

Unless these bystanders had a fully charged firehose, some hydraulic extrication gear, and complete 'personal protective gear, nothing can be done

I disagree with you because making assumptions that hydraulic equipment was required did not help her, even if you're correct a few (or at least 1) of them could have at least attempted something, pulling her might have saved her life, alas, we'll never know x

[davebaron666]

The heat from that fire will combust your clothes from 10 feet, thats why.

[-NocturnalPulse-]

Originally Posted by CuriousGeorge420 ↗

If I couldn't extract her I would try to put her out of her misery. I would appreciate it if someone did it for me.

That looks terrible.

The voices on the tap seem sad. It's not like they are chanting world star or some stupid shit while she burns. I believe they want to help her but are simply not conditioned to do anything.

I know I'm gonna sound like an ass saying this, but how would you end her suffering? Snap her neck? Or pull out your six-shooter and put one in her head?

[Pyramid_Head]

Such a horrible death

[docfr8]

Originally Posted by mparryuk52 ↗

I disagree with you because making assumptions that hydraulic equipment was required did not help her, even if you're correct a few (or at least 1) of them could have at least attempted something, pulling her might have saved her life, alas, we'll never know x

if you look at the where the body was in the post wreck photos, you can see that the driver's side leg space was completely crushed in. In other words, she was stuck in the vehicle.. Unless you are the Incredible Hulk, or have a shitload of "retard strength", she was trapped. With that said, hydraulic tools are a must. Believe what you want.. I make my determinations "objectively" (what is seen by further examination), by what is presented in the photos and video..

Try reaching in the oven after its been on at "JUST" 450*F, with no gloves on and pull the pan out.. That vehicle temperature would have been way hotter than a household oven... just sayin'

[FunkPumpkin]

Was her leg(s) pinned inside the vehicle? At best, someone could sprint in, grab her arms and tug-like-hell once, and if she didn't come out, that's all she wrote. It's a tough call.

[philovan]

Originally Posted by Martano666 ↗

Agreed. It must have been American.

A nice "touche". Actually, it could have been in any country on earth.