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Terri discussed her husband's desire for his camera crew to roll film at all costs in a five-year-old interview with the channel.

Animal Planet is a TV station owned by Discovery Networks. Stainton said, "She's very mindful of how she has to control her emotions to get the kids through it."īilly Campbell, the President of Discovery Networks, stated that any use of the video documenting Terri Irwin's husband's death would be subject to her approval. "I think she's being very strong," he said before the body was flown to the Sunshine Coast, where the family was waiting at their house inside of Irwin's Australia Zoo at Beerwah. Irwin's wife, according to Stainton, was putting on a brave face for the sake of their two children. "There is no evidence that Irwin was intimidating or threatening the stingray." The cameraman had to shut down." TV executives decided not to put the footage on air.Īccording to Superintendent Mike Keating, police had seen the video of Irwin's demise. It shows that Steve came over the top of the ray and the tail came up and spiked him in the chest, and he pulled it out and the next minute he's gone.

He said, "It's a very hard thing to watch because you're actually witnessing somebody die. Stainton claimed to have seen the video and found it shocking. John Stainton, Irwin's longtime friend and producer, recalled how the crocodile hunter removed the stingray barb from his chest before he lost consciousness and died. If he died he would be sad if no one got it on tape." Even if he is eaten by a shark or croc, the main thing he wants is that it be filmed. "He tells is camera crew to always be filming," according to the biography. Donovan claimed that Irwin was adamant about keeping the cameras rolling at all costs. Will Robert Irwin follow sister Bindi's love story? Steve Irwin's son gets asked for his number at zooĪccording to Tommy Donovan, whose online biography of Irwin can be found on the movie website IMDb, even Irwin believed that the world should see the video, reported Sunday Morning Herald. 'I cherish all the good times': Robert Irwin's heartfelt tribute on dad Steve Irwin's 16th death anniversary There was much rumor surrounding the footage's air date at the time of his death. Soon after, he died over Batt Reef, off the coast of Port Douglas, after losing consciousness. The incident was allegedly caught on camera, and it shows the exact second that Irwin removed the stingray's stinger from his chest. The iconic Australian died in 2006 after being stung by a stingray off the Great Barrier Reef while filming a documentary on Batt Reef, Queensland, at the age of 44. QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA: The question of what happened to Steve Irwin's death tape has once again come to light as the world-famous crocodile hunter's 16th death anniversary was observed on Sunday, September 4.