Man Stuck in Crane Films Deadly Tornado - Nashville, TN

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Dramatic Scary Moment Man stuck in crane 400-ft Films Deadly Tornado - Nashville, Tennessee

Live Storm Chasers

Published on Mar 3, 2020

**VIDEO INFORMATION**

As a result of very little warning the operator had to ride it out, no choice as it takes nearly 15 mins to climb down! Thankfully this crane can withstand up to 115mph in weathervane mode!

LSC/Verified Content Creator: Jason Nash
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Date: March 3, 2020


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On edit:

Haven't found any confirmation from local news.

Did find Mr. Nash's Facebook post:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1908545282623759&id=100004049170930

[Blues Heron]

1. What's he doing up there at 2:00 AM?

Are you sure this isn't a hoax?

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2. Working, I assume.

Last edited Thu Mar 5, 2020, 06:07 AM - Edit history (4)

Still looking for confirmation.

It could be a hoax, but I don't think it is.

Of course, I'd be interested in any additional information, whether it supports or contradicts his story.

On edit:
Slight corroboration:
https://m.facebook.com/RogueWeatherNow/posts/4250599458298891
Obviously, that's nothing close to definitive.

Also, "Jason Nash, crane operator", definitely has a presence in the internet. Aside from his Facebook page, he shows up on LinkedIn, lists of licensed crane operator, etc.
Again, nothing definitive. A well organized hoax could account for that.

On edit, Day 2:
Searched Google News this morning, Daily News, Daily Mail, and a few lesser known outlets have the story, but I didn't see anything that would actual add credibility the story.

[2naSalit]

3. Right?

[Lady Freedom Returns]

4. I am so not watching that video!

Last edited Wed Mar 4, 2020, 07:24 PM - Edit history (1)

Hoax or not! Been avoiding any videos about weather for 9 years now. Just getting weather from my phone and newspapes.

[Lady Freedom Returns]

5. No disrespect, just can't do it.

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6. If that's directed toward me, no problem.

If it wasn't directed at me, um, also no problem.




p.s. I almost never force people to watch the videos I post. I'm trying, rather late in life, to develop some "people" skills.

[zanana1]

7. Wrong place, wrong time.

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8. A bit more:

Nashville Crane Worker’s 2020 Tornado Video Didn’t Tell the Full Story

Taste of Country

Published on Mar 5, 2020

A second camera was aimed at the crane operator Jason Nash was in during the Nashville tornado. It shows how much danger he was in while filming.

Here's how to help → https://tasteofcountry.com/nashville-...

Watch the original video from the crane, and the second video here → https://tasteofcountry.com/crane-worker-video-nashville-tornado/

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