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Most Nasty Way Caver Gets Twisted In Congested Cave | Caving Gone Horribly Wrong

In this episode of Pauseinside, we plunge into two harrowing, real-life accounts of cave explorations that took terrifying turns. These visceral journeys highlight the sheer power of nature and the crushing reality of being trapped deep within the earth. Story 1: The Nightmare at Boy Scout Cave On December 27, 2003, a group from the San Antonio Boy Village ventured into Florida's Boy Scout Cave. Teenagers Michael Shero and Javick Henderson became trapped in a notoriously tight passage known as "The Hairpin Curve," a horizontal slit just wide enough for a single person. As panic set in regarding potential oxygen depletion from a nearby campfire, rescuers faced a race against time to chisel the unconscious boys out of the limestone walls. Story 2: The Trap at Weatherly Well On February 11, 1998, veteran caver Allan England attempted to explore Weatherly Well in Tennessee. After successfully descending through a claustrophobic nine-inch-wide slot, the 63-year-old realized that gravity had become his enemy. Unable to fight his way back up through the wet, constricting entrance, England spent five hours battling severe hypothermia while waiting for a complex pulley extraction.