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Today, we're covering one of the most unbelievable true stories you've NEVER heard of: the Area 51 expedition of Jerry Freeman. This man snuck into Area 51 and survived an ENTIRE WEEK inside, and in this documentary, we're covering the entire true story. Did Jerry find UFOs, aliens, or extraterrestrials inside? Or something entirely different? In the 90s, Jerry Freeman was retracing the steps of the Lost '49ers, but their journey took them inside the now top secret base infamous for rumors of aliens and UFO spacecrafts: Area 51. Determined to retrace their steps no matter what obstacles lay in his way, Jerry Freeman began his trek inside the world's most secure forbidden location - and he actually lived to tell the tale. Join us for a storytime covering the unbelievable true story of Jerry Freeman. Listen to our 24/7 Hip-hop radio - https://zeno.fm/juice-wrldu1sr6744rs8uv/ Send Us A Note - Info.luwigang254@gmail.com Podcast Is Available On Anchor: anchor.fm/scaryrealstories Breaker: www.breaker.audio/scary-real-stories Google Podcasts: www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hb Pocket Casts: pca.st/50xqmhdv RadioPublic: radiopublic.com/scary-real-stories-WawDQM #investigation #documentary #journalism #investigative #journalism #stories #truestory education #trueStories #area51 #groomlake #inside #area51 #dreamland #ufo #ufos #aliens #mystery #extraterrestrial #alien #realstories #area51 #flyingsaucer #topsecret #investigate #boblazar #flyingsaucers #extraterrestrials #element115 #mysteries #storytime #story #extraterrestrial #area51 #secrets #mysterious #forbidden --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/atruecrimepodcast/message

191: Jerry Schemmel: Plane crash survivor, broadcaster, cyclist, and author talks about how he survived the crash of United Airlines Flight 232, established a long career as a play-by-play broadcaster for professional basketball, as well as became an author.    Jerry Schemmel   Guest Jerry Schemmel describes what it was like before the United Airlines 232 crash occurred. “We had such a crazy circumstance because we had a lot of time before we hit. Most of these major airline disasters something happens, immediately there is chaos and then there is a crash. But ours strung out for 45 minutes and the reason for that was they were trying an emergency landing in Sioux City. Everytime they were heading for the airport the plane sort of veered off to the right. They would have to come back and line up again. We did that five times and that is why it took us so long.” On this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, we talk with Jerry Schemmel who discusses what was going through his mind when the plane was in the process of crashing. “In those 45 minutes I thought about everything Mark. I thought about a myriad of things. I thought about my life to that point. I was 29-years old. I thought, well, if I am not going to survive, I led a pretty good life. I had a great marriage. My wife and I had been married for four years and didn’t have kids yet. I had a great marriage. I had a great little career. So, if I am going to go, it may not be a bad time to go. Then I thought, I can’t think that way. My thought was, if you are dead, you are not going to do anything. But if you are not, and this crash happens, don’t panic.”    What You Will Learn: Jerry Schemmel talks about surviving a plane crash that killed 112 people. “United Airlines Flight 232 happened in 1989 and I was working back then, Mark, for the Continental Basketball Association, which is the NBA’s minor league system. The office was based in Denver back then. It was a flight that was originating in Denver. We were bound for Chicago. We got about halfway there over Northwest Iowa when we had an explosion aboard this plane. The plane was a jumbo jet, a DC-10, 296 people were aboard, completely full. The first thing that I thought was a bomb had gone off. Honestly,  I thought that a terrorist had planted a bomb.” What were factors that contributed to United Airlines 232 crashing? “I found out the plane had blown an engine, the number two engine in the DC-10. It severed the entire hydraulics system, which left the engine completely gone. Basically, it blew out the back of the engine compartment. The cockpit crew tried to get us to Sioux City. The cockpit crew had so little control of the plane. A normal DC-10 landing is about 120 miles-per-hour when you touch the ground. They could slow the plane down. So, we hit at 252 miles-per-hour, which by itself is a disaster.” Jerry Schemmel describes the point of impact as the airplane collided with the ground. “We hit the ground. We flipped over. The plane broke into all kinds of pieces, big and small. After we flipped over we slid another 4000 feet. So, over a mile from start to finish We ended up in a cornfield next to the airport in Sioux City and the result was that 112 people died as you said, 184 of us survived. But 112 died. I was one of the lucky ones. Everyone around me in the crash died.” Why does Jerry Schemmel believe that his life was spared when on the plane weren’t? “I think the best explanation is that my chair didn’t give. I stayed in my seat. My seat belt stayed intact. My chair stayed intact. Most of the people around me either got thrown out of their seat or were actually thrown in their seat. Their seat had dislodged and they were thrown in it. That was in my area. United Airlines came out years later and said that most of the people died because of smoke inhalation, which I think could have certainly happened in other parts of the plane. But the piece that I was in, that wasn’t the case.” Did Jerry ever struggle with survivor’s guilt? “Survivor’s guilt is real. I was worried it was going to happen to me and I didn't believe that. I thought, what are people talking about? I’m the luckiest guy in the world. I survived in the middle of a group of people who died in this plane crash, 112 people lost their lives. I should be the luckiest guy in the world. But after a couple of weeks or a month, I looked in the mirror and I couldn’t see that guy.”    Saving a Baby How did Jerry Schemmel go about saving a baby after the plane had crashed? “I heard a baby crying inside the wreckage and the next thing I remember, I’m back inside the plane. I didn’t think about it. I didn’t turn around and look, weigh the odds or anything. It just sort of happened. The next thing I remember I’m on all fours on top of the crying and I pulled a little baby, an 11-month-old girl out of the overhead compartment of the plane, because we were upside down, so she was below me. As soon as I grabbed her, she stopped crying.”   Crash Reunions  During this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, Jerry Schemmel also talks about reunions that occurred with United Airlines 232 crash victims. “We had reunions. We had one about six months after the crash. We had another after a year. I think Sioux City, Iowa had a two-year. United Airlines kind of helped us get together a little bit, and then the one-year anniversary after the crash, the city of Sioux City brought everybody together back that wanted to come. So, we had those reunions. Then we were meeting after that a little bit more, Mark, and then the numbers kind of dissipated a little bit. We kind of stopped meeting altogether, which was great. We didn’t need to do that anymore.”   Links to Additional Resources: Mark Pattison: markpattisonnfl.com Emilia’s Everest - The Lhotse Challenge: https://www.markpattisonnfl.com/philanthropy/ Jerry Schemmel’s website: jerryschemmel.com Jerry Schemmel’s email address: jschemmel6@gmail.com

BEE MOVIE, but every time they say "Bee" we die a little inside. The boys (or should we says the BUZZ) team up with special guest Brandon Williams (The Bluebloods) to chat about the often memed but hardly unironically enjoyed Dreamworks (or BEEWorks) Animation film Bee Movie. Do you remember this movie being funny? Well you probably remembered wrong, my friend. Plus: a certain star of this movie may fly in for a quick chat! Join them as they answer such questions as: Did Jerry write this script in an hour? This scientifically can't make sense...at all, right? Will Rip Torn ever not be a military figure on this show? And much more. Check out THE BLUEBLOODS College Football Podcast at thebluebloodspod.com and wherever you get your podcasts! NEXT WEEK: SPACE JAM with Matt Anderson of I DRINK YOUR PODCAST Thank you for listening! Please review us on your podcast provider and share us with your friends, we really appreciate it! Follow our socials: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @NoHighwayPod YouTube: No Highway Option Theme Music composed by Ian C. Weber. Find more of Ian's projects here: https://soundcloud.com/ianwebermakesnoise Big Bang Theory Scream Audio from @lylerath on twitter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-highway-option/support

Here it is, the greatest thing Jerry Seinfeld will ever make. Well, may-bee not. This week the group talks Bee Movie. Did the writers even take the time to understand bees? Did John Goodman know what he was signing up for? Did Jerry really think he would slip a joke about the female anatomy past us? In the Battle of Twits, Matt and Ben try to fix the ending to this movie and decide what job they would want if they were bees. IDYP Facebook IDYP Twitter IDYP Instagram IDYP YouTube IDYP Website ---- Theme Song: Ross Bugden - "Welcome to Chaos"

- Reaction to the Jaylon Smith contract extension (5 years 64 million 35.5 million guaranteed) - (16:07) Did Jerry fire more shots at Zeke in Jaylon press confrence - (25:05) Popeyes failing in social media capitalization of chicken sandwich

You wanted Kevin? You got him. And as a bonus we threw in some boozin' and questionable audio. If you can bear with that last one, you get to enjoy some deep topics like: Did Jerry ever finish the Birdbox? Why is Mike worried about the new Avengers movie? How can Kevin... or anyone enjoy Fallout 76? Not enough? We have harrowing tales of near-death experiences, kidney-stone-inspired jewelry you can make for your loved one, and the correct way to lie to your children about Santa. Sit back and let the audio and the booze flow through you like a fine piece of 24 grit sandpaper. You're welcome! And as always, this one is NSFW!

You wanted Kevin? You got him. And as a bonus we threw in some boozin' and questionable audio. If you can bear with that last one, you get to enjoy some deep topics like: Did Jerry ever finish the Birdbox? Why is Mike worried about the new Avengers movie? How can Kevin... or anyone enjoy Fallout 76? Not enough? We have harrowing tales of near-death experiences, kidney-stone-inspired jewelry you can make for your loved one, and the correct way to lie to your children about Santa. Sit back and let the audio and the booze flow through you like a fine piece of 24 grit sandpaper. You're welcome! And as always, this one is NSFW!

Vic anf Jerry discuss some of the big stories of week 1 in the NFL and preview week 2. Was Tyrik Hill's game a fluke? If Kareem Hunt a 1 hit wonder? Did Jerry curse Aaron Rodgers? Are the Cowboys really that bad? Are the browns that good or did the steelers get a tie because of the weather or lack of Leveon? Plus will Watson be a breakout player again or was last week what we should expect from him? Also, we will pick winners and losers for week 2 as Vic gives his possible fantasy starts. 

Jene and Jerry goof on each other's recent disparate vacations - Jene driving four thousand miles across America and back and sleeping in a tent, while Jerry and his people jetted to America's finest venues for two weeks.Jene compares the Mark Zuckerberg entourage he witnessed at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park with ones of Jerry's that he's seen. Jene got a cut rate “senior” pass for all the national parks he and Bonnie visited on his trip. Did Jerry get a half-off pass for Coronado? Then, we update our "Dating Megan" sweepstakes. We're deluged with requests weekly, but Megan is about to get married. Is this fair to her fans?Then Jerry wonders: Would Donald Trump pardon himself? Or his family? Jerry takes a look into what might be the future.Our musical guest this week is our own Casey Campbell: https://www.caseycampbellmusic.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jerry talks about doing a live version of Price is Right at Mystic Lake Casino just outside Minneapolis. Did Jerry do comedy on the elevators? Now, the Elevator Comics even have a commercial... Then, the group talks about the crazy turn of events at ... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did Jerry celebrate Halloween? Did Dan bleach his hair? Did Sammy survive his California vacation? No, no, & no. Listen to confirm! MUSIC Jerry: Lance Skiiiwalker “All Stops” Sammy: American “Ventura Highway” Dan: Gorillaz “19-2000 (Soul Child Remix) SHOW LINKS * Email: backtolifepodcast@Gmail.com * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/backtolifepodcast * Twitter: @backtolifecast * Instagram: backtolifepodcast * Periscope: @backtolifepodcast [...]