In 2009, a routine recreational cave exploration turned into one of the most haunting accidents in modern history. John Edward Jones, a 26-year-old medical student, entered Nutty Putty Cave in Utah with family members on November 24, 2009. Experienced but unfamiliar with recent cave changes, he mistakenly crawled into a tight, unmapped passage he believed led to a larger chamber. It didn’t. The tunnel narrowed rapidly. John slid head-first downward, becoming trapped upside down, unable to turn,

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He got stuck at 400 feet inside a cave. Around 100 feet under the surface of the Earth. John Edward Jones’ brother managed to reach him. But despite his efforts, his faith and the rescue worker’s efforts, the situation only got worse. During these circumstances, the heart has to work harder to pump blood towards the brain and the rest of the body. Today John is still in the cave. Subscribe for more https://bit.ly/yt-upsocltheenigma | The Enigma