For seven years, Robert meticulously planned his most dangerous stunt yet: going over Niagara Falls. It wasn’t just about the danger or the thrill; it was about making a statement. On October 1, 1995, 39-year-old Robert Overacker ventured to Niagara Falls to attempt the audacious stunt. But this stunt wasn't just about personal glory or achievement. It was for a cause he believed desperately needed more attention, and something as daring as going over Niagara Falls perfectly fit the bill. Although Robert Overacker thought he prepared for the stunt, there was one critical oversight that would ultimately prove catastrophic.

0:00 Introduction
0:44 History of Stunts at Niagara Falls
4:25 Robert Overacker and His Cause
6:42 The Failed Stunt at Niagara Falls
12:40 Conclusion

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