Number 10: Christine Chubbuck's suicide tape
In 1974, a Floridian local news anchor named Christine Chubbuck
committed suicide on live television, during one of her news reports.
Before her suicide, Christine told her friends that she was very depressed.
Just three weeks before her death,
she filmed a news story on suicide,
and visited a local sheriff's department to interview an officer on suicide.
During the interview, a police officer explained to her
that the most efficient way to commit suicide
is by a gunshot to the back of the head with Wadcutter target bullets.
After the fateful interview,
Chubbuck decided to use the exact same method to take her own life.
As she finished her news report, Christine spoke her last words:
"In keeping with Channel 40's policy of bringing you the latest in blood and guts,
and in living color, you are going to see another first: attempted suicide."
She then drew a gun and shot herself on the back of her right ear.
Chubbuck fell violently forward, hit her head on the desk,
fell to the ground, and then began to violently twitch.
The station's camera crew scrambled to cut to black,
and hastily played a public service announcement seconds after her death.
Following her suicide, Christine's family filed an injunction,
and her suicide tape was seized by the police.
Christine's suicide was filmed before VHS tapes were wide-spread,
so it is unlikely that a recording exists.
Number 9: Steve Irwin's death video
Steve Irwin was a wildlife enthusiast that devoted his life to helping animals.
And in 2006, Irwin was killed by a stingray
while filming an underwater documentary.
As Irwin approached the stingray in hopes of capturing close-up footage,
the stingray impaled Steve with its venomous spine.
The spine of the stingray pierced Irwin's heart, and caused extensive bleeding.
Steve was pulled from the water, but nothing could be done for him
and he died shortly after.
It is believed that Steve's video contains the only footage in existence
that documents a human's death by stingray.
The recording of Steve Irwin's death was reviewed by law enforcement,
but was eventually destroyed at the request of his family.
Number 8: The Columbine Basement Tapes
Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were two high school students
who carried out one of the deadliest school massacres in the United States' history.
In 1999, the two students entered their high school and proceeded to gun down 12 students
and one teacher before comitting suicide.
Before carrying out their massacre,
the two allegedly filmed multiple home videos.
They created five video tapes in total,
and they are now known as the Columbine Basement Tapes.
Two of the five tapes have been released, while the other three were locked away in a vault.
The first is a film of them practicing shooting in the woods,
while the second is a school project they made called: "Hitman for hire".
No one knows what is on the three unreleased tapes,
and in 2011, the remaining tapes were allegedly destroyed.
Number 7: Timothy Treadwell's death tape
The nature enthusiast Timothy Treadwell
was famous for spending months living among grizzly bears in Alaska.
Treadwell was often criticized by researchers for his careless disregard for safety.
In 2003, Treadwell and his girlfriend decided to stay in the wilderness for an extra week.
This was an extremely dangerous decision,
because grizzly bears are more aggressive in the fall.
The following day, the pilot that was supposed to pick up Treadwell and his girlfriend
discovered an abandoned camp.
Park rangers were called to the scene, and it was revealed that
Timothy and his girlfriend had been mauled and partially eaten by grizzly bears.
In the moments leading up to the gruesome deaths,
either Treadwell or his girlfriend turned on a video camera,
and captured audio of the attack.
The tape contains audio of Treadwell's deathly screams as he is being eaten alive by a grizzly bear.
After Treadwell is killed in the recording,
the screams of his girlfriend are heard, and the tape ends.
The recording has since been placed in a bank vault by Treadwell's ex-girlfriend
never to be released.
Number 6: The Armin Meiwes tapes
In 2001, a man named Armin Meiwes posted an advertisement
on the website The Cannibal Cafe.
He wrote that he was looking for a willing victim
to be slaughtered and consumed.
Later, a man from Berlin responded to the message,
and agreed to meet Meiwes.
The two met at Meiwes' house, and his victim was killed for his flesh.
The entire event was filmed on a 2 hour long video tape.
After Meiwes slaughtered the man he just ate,
he placed the body on a meat hook like cow meat.
Over the next 10 months,
Meiwes consumed over 40 pounds of the flesh he just collected from the gruesome event.
He even ground up some of his victim's bones
and tried to use the substance as cooking flour.
Everything Meiwes did was filmed and the tape was later seized by authorities,
and forever sealed from the public.
Number 5: Video of the Brussels Airport diamond heist
In 2013, eight masked gunmen
stole 50 million dollars' worth of diamonds from a plane parked at Brussels Airport.
The heist was carried by masked men who stormed the airport
through a hole they burned into a security fence.
They then drove two veichles to the armored van that was loading diamonds into a jet for transport.
In just 15 minutes, the robbers stole every diamond in the armored truck.
The entire event was captured by the airport security system,
but surveillance video has not been released to the public, and may never be.
Number 4: Sandy Hook surveillance video
In 2012, Adam Lanza shot and killed 26 people in Sandy Hook Elementary School.
When Adam Lanza shot his way through a door at the front of the school
with a Bushmaster rifle, and started his killing spree,
he was caught on camera by the school's security system.
However, the tape has yet to be released to the public.
Police have not even released a single image of Lanza at the school,
which has only fueled speculation that the event
was a false-flag operation by the US government to begin confiscating privately owned firearms.
Number 3: Osama Bin Laden's death tape
When US Navy SEAL's assaulted Osama Bin Laden's private compound in Pakistan,
it was reported that every member of SEAL Team 6 wore helmet cameras during the operation.
The footage of the raid and Osama Bin Laden's death exists,
but is highly classified, likely never to be seen by the public,
thanks to its sensitive nature.
Number 2: Security footage of the Boston bombers
When two pressure cooker bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon,
the US public was outraged and fiercly looked for answers.
A couple of days after the attack, the FBI determined
a pair of brothers named Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev were responsible.
The FBI does possess a video of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
dropping his backpack at the bomb site,
but to this day refuses to release it to the public.
But, the FBI's failure to publicly produce the evidence
has only fueled the flames of multiple conspiracy theories surrounding the Boston bombing.
Number 1: Flight 77 footage
On September 11th, 2001,
American Airlines Flight 77 was hijacked by terrorists,
and flown into the Pentagon near Washington D.C.,
killing all 59 people onboard, as well as 125 people inside the Pentagon.
The event was witnessed by dozens of people,
and was captured by multiple security cameras from the Pentagon and businesses around it.
In fact, a CITGO service station right next to the Pentagon
recorded the moment Flight 77 flew into the Pentagon on its security cameras.
The hijacked plane traveled over the gas station,
at an altitude of 50 feet and crashed three seconds later.
But the FBI visited the gas station minutes after the crash
and confiscated the tapes.
To this day, no footage of Flight 77's crash has been released to the public.
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