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**Title:** Unexplained Live Broadcasts
**Summary:** A narrator, "Chills", presents a countdown of 13 bizarre incidents caught on live TV/broadcasts, highlighting unexplained and intriguing events. These include:
* Emergency broadcasts with ominous warnings (possibly hacked)
* Mysterious sinkholes and unexplained natural phenomena
* Strange encounters with unknown individuals (e.g., a menacing clown, a homeless person with unclear intentions)
* Alleged paranormal activity (e.g., a haunted hotel, an unexplained orb of light)
* Unsettling stunts or possible hoaxes (e.g., a man controlling his heartbeat on live TV)
* Shocking accidents (e.g., a helicopter collision during a live police chase)
**Tone:** Intriguing, mysterious, and slightly sensational, encouraging viewer engagement and speculation about the explanations behind each event.
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**1-5 (from the last document)**
1. A Russian news reporter's live broadcast was interrupted by a shimmering orb of intense white light in the background.
2. The orb appeared and faded away silently, blending into the sky.
3. A helicopter covering a live police chase slammed into another helicopter from a different news station.
4. An official investigation found that the two pilots failed to see each other, despite being close enough to be seen or heard.
5. A vehicle pulled over by police backed into a patrol car and took off, leading to a police chase.
**6-13 (from the middle and first documents)**
6. Andy Milonakis, a 41-year-old with a genetic condition, was livestreaming when a homeless stranger approached him with unusual requests.
7. A dash cam recorded a car encountering a pedestrian in a clown costume who menacingly approached the vehicle at night.
8. An Australian TV station broadcast the phrase "Jesus Christ help us all" on a loop for almost ten minutes in 2007.
9. A YouTuber (GameGhandi) livestreaming a geocaching session stumbled upon a mysterious spot with junk and possibly a lifeless body.
10. A robotic message interrupted a YouTuber's (Chris Wells) TV, warning of incoming missiles from China (later changed to Russia) in 2017.
11. A news helicopter crashed in Brooklyn, but all four crew members survived with minor injuries.
12. A sinkhole in Louisiana, which formed in 2012 after an abandoned salt mine collapsed, grew to 36 acres and 750 feet deep by 2016.
13. An emergency broadcast in Montana (2013) warned residents not to approach bodies, citing safety concerns; the TV station later claimed their system was hacked.