The Sa Piqueta Cave Incident | Cave Exploring Gone WRONG

A video on YouTube. In True Crime & Mysteries, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

In April 2017, two cave divers exploring Sa Picàta cave in Mallorca encountered zero visibility due to silt and a broken guide rope, trapping Xisco Grácia for 60 hours while Guillem Mascaró went for help; Xisco survived carbon dioxide poisoning and was rescued by the Guardia Civil.

From the video

Answers: What happened to the diver trapped in Sa Picàta cave in Mallorca for 60 hours?

Cave diving
Sa Picàta cave
Mallorca cave exploration
Carbon dioxide poisoning in caves
Silt out zero visibility diving
Mallorca cave rescue operation

What it concludes

Xisco Grácia and Guillem Mascaró became trapped in Sa Picàta cave after their guide rope broke and heavy silt reduced visibility to zero.
Guillem Mascaró successfully navigated out of the cave to fetch help while Xisco Grácia took shelter in an air pocket.
Xisco Grácia suffered severe carbon dioxide poisoning and hallucinations while trapped in the cave.
After 60 hours trapped in the cave, Xisco Grácia was rescued by the Guardia Civil and recovered after one night in the hospital.

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