They Broke the Golden Rule of Cave Diving — One Paid With His Life In 1974, two experienced cave divers broke the golden rule — and only one came out alive. This is the true story of Martin Farr and Roger Solari's fatal dive into Agen Allwedd, one of the deepest and most dangerous cave systems in South Wales. Martin and Roger had successfully navigated three treacherous sumps deep underground. But when they reached the mysterious fourth sump, their curiosity pushed them past the point of no return. Roger Solari never resurfaced. His body wouldn't be found for 12 years. This is what happens when the rule of thirds is broken underground. Subscribe for more survival stories and cave diving disasters #cavedivinggonewrong #cavedivingdisaster #cavedivingaccident #cavingonewrong #agenallwedd #survivaltories #cavedivingdocumentary
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Let's take a moment to be thankful and remember that nobody HAS to go in a cave. Smart people can stay warm and dry and comfortable.
I went to Bermuda once and went into the crystal cave there. It was beautiful but when they shut the lights off it is so dark that you cannot see a thing. It was so eerie and frightening even though you were feet away from the entrance. You couldn't pay me enough to go into any other cave. Plus add on diving through sumps. Makes me anxious to even watch these! No thanks! I'll watch from home!
bro you say the same things OVER and OVER...this needed to be 15 minutes. We got it the first time. They were excited. The 15th time was too much
I get anxious when I have 30 % battery. Cannot imagine 30 % oxigen
They ALL break the "golden rule." No one EVER brings rope with them. When did schools stop teaching the Greek Myths? How do you think Theseus got out of the Labyrinth?
Taking Scary Interesting's entire bit down to the damn music you use? Lmfao
So many videos now days are speaking so quickly you cant even enjoy it.
Jesus Christ dude will you stop rambling and get to the damn point!!!
That's why people always kill bats quietly without telling anybody about it. They are flying rats that carry rabies. And like rats they should be exterminated with extreme prejudice. Rabies is 100% lethal. The only way to eradicate it is to eradicate it's natural reservoirs which means exterminating the bats. Happily bats are quite sensitive to a number of chemical agents. They're not terribly hard to get rid of.
Hubris kills
I heard this story many times and you can only push the boundaries so much until you are a done deal.!☠️. There is nothing spectacular about seeing sumps anyway It is like being in a dirty pool from an abandoned house!
Are you audit the audit? 😊I recognize that voice.
Roger broke the rule that every cave diver swears by — have you ever pushed past a point you knew you shouldn't have? Drop it below 👇