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Six horrifying final words of 'radioactive man' who suffered one of the most excruciating deaths ever recorded
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Six horrifying final words of 'radioactive man' who suffered one of the most excruciating deaths ever recorded
In September 1999, a nuclear plant worker suffered what has since been described as the most painful death of all time after a dangerous task went horribly wrong.Workers at a nuclear fuel-processing plant in Tokaimura, Japan, accidentally poured too much uranium into a processing tank, causing an uncontrolled nuclear reaction, which eventually killed 35-year-old Hisashi Ouchi.The extremely unfortunate worker Ouchi was the closest to the tank as …
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