Hollinwell Incident | What Caused 200+ Children to Suddenly Collapse?
Added 2025-05-05 07:00:08 +0000 UTCUnraveling the theories behind the collapse of dozens of children at a marching band event, ranging from pesticides to radio waves, at the Hollinwell Incident.
In 1980, dozens of children suddenly collapsed during a marching band event in a quiet English village. The symptoms were real, but the cause was never found, leading to theories of toxins, radio waves, aliens, and more. Today, we investigate the mysterious Hollinwell Incident.
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I haven’t finished the episode yet but here are my thoughts. 500 students alone. Probably safe to say at least 200 more adults and siblings. I bet someone thought they were being smart and cleaned the bathrooms with bleach. Probably dumped some in the bowl preemptively to deal with the overuse of the facilities. A couple hundred people urinating in bleach and you’ve just made mustard gas. It wouldn’t be weapons grade so the effects wouldn’t be catastrophic.
stephanie summers
2025-05-29 15:27:04 +0000 UTCI remember in the army standing in 70 degrees with long sleeves an pants if you locked you legs you will go down that all I could think of
Dalton Teague
2025-05-15 16:02:12 +0000 UTC
