"The stingray attack, the CPR and medical efforts were all captured on film. That film was a complete fabrication exploiting people’s sadness. "Steve had this rule that no matter who was injured we had to keep filming," he said. Steve Irwin’s death was caught on camera. Once back on Croc One, a second camerman took over so Justin could give Steve mouth-to-mouth - something he continued to do for an entire hour until paramedics took one look at him and declared him dead. Australian music star John Williamson sang True Blue, which was Irwins. Perhaps knowing his injuries were far more serious than suspected, the cameras even caught the heartbreaking moment Steve turned to Justin and calmly said, "I'm dying." Those would be his last words. Irwins death is the only fatality from a stingray captured on video. Im sorry I love Steve Irwin, but why does this. "As we're motoring back I'm screaming at one of the other crew in the boat to put their hand over the wound and we're saying to him things like, 'Think of your kids, Steve, hang on, hang on, hang on.'" Mystery Video of Steve Irwins Death Which Caught His Final Moments on Camera.
Even if we'd been able to get him into an emergency ward at that moment we probably wouldn't have been able to save him because the damage to his heart was massive," Justin said. The short clip shows the popular Australian in a small dingy on the Great Barrier Reef close to the spot where he died in September 2006. Steve died in a freak accident 14 years ago today
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