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Steve Irwin again lives his life on the edge. Although you know this is his last adventure, you can really see his passion and enjoyment of the earth's sea creatures in this video. You can see the mutual respect for the other comrades on board his research vessel and especially Jacques Costeau's grandson who is on this venture as well. Most enjoyable for the whole family!

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Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin's widow has spoken publicly for the first time since her husband's death. Picture: Reuters) Millions of Australians tuned in to watch Terri Irwin's emotional television interview. Terri was in Tasmania when Steve was killed in a freak diving accident off the far north Queensland coast when a stingray pierced his chest with its tail barb on September 4. She said that the fun times Steve had with Bindi and two-year-old Bob will help them to cope.

Steve Irwin Death Video: The Crocodile Hunter Can Rest in Peace

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By Keith Walters Jones Sep 27, 2006 found at nationalledger.com

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There will be no airing of the Steve Irwin death video if his widow Terri has any say in the matter. The soul mate of the Crocodile Hunter is doing a series of interviews with Australian television and also will appear on ABC's 20/20 here in the United States.

by Mike -Steve Irwin again lives his life on the edge. Although you know this is his last venture, you can really see his passion and enjoyment of the earth's sea creatures in this video. You can see the mutual respect for the other comrades on board his research vessel and especially Jacques Costeau's grandson who is on this venture as well. Most enjoyable for the whole family! visit Steve Irwin Deadliest

The Crocodile Hunter Can Rest in Peace

On the question of whether the video should be aired as many fans have asked for and wish to see, Terri responded, "What purpose would that serve?" she asked presenter Barbara Walters, according to the BBC.

The American-born Terri Irwin also said she would continue to work in the field of wildlife conservation and was coping with her grief "one minute at a time".

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In her first public interview with Channel 9 in Australia, Terri said she would never reveal any details about where Steve is buried despite strong speculation his final resting place was on the grounds of the family's Australia Zoo, reports the Australian news.

"Steve had particular wishes for after he died and I carried out his particular wishes and one of them was that he'd lived life so big that he just wanted some personal privacy at that point, and I gave him that,'' she said.

"I gave him that so that there's just a handful of people who will ever know, that was his wish. I don't think he wanted it to be a big deal."

And for his farewell, his daughter Bindi put together a box of trinkets, notes and keepsakes to go with her father into his next life.

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Their last good-bye is described by the Gold Coast Bulletin:

"Steve drove us to the airstrip and he said goodbye to the kids, and goodbye to me and he gave me a kiss and I went to get on the plane and I was helping Robert up the steps and he grabbed me a second time and gave me a kiss,'' Terri said.

"He just embraced me and said `I love you'. And I was going to say, be careful when you're diving, because diving always worried me. He never liked me saying be careful, he'd be like whatever…"

"And I remember thinking that for a fleeting moment, I didn't say it. We just said I love you."

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Terri Irwin's exclusive "20/20" interview with Barbara Walters tonight at 10 p.m. ET on the ABC Network.

Opposing View: Don't Show the Steve Irwin Death Video Tape

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By Keith Walters Jones Sep 7, 2006 found at nationalledger.com

I understand that Steve Irwin has earlier stated that if he ever was killed on video he wished for the film to be shown as he wanted to go out that way. He was one of my favorites and though I've only read the quote and never heard him state that - it certainly is easy to imagine him saying that.

That in mind - I don't think the video tape of Steve Irwin being stung through the heart by a stingray should be shown at all.

I read a commentary by Jon Shanks in The National Ledger that was very even handed and explained why the tape should be broadcast, but I think the whole idea would be just a bit too voyeuristic.

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I also read that the 'Crocodile Hunter's' friend and longtime manager John Stainton agrees as he has said the footage of Steve Irwin's death was so harrowing it should be destroyed to prevent it being leaked to the public.

I think he's right, though I somehow fear that several copies may have already been made as the interest in a tape of this type with a man of Steve Irwin's stature would likely be very high.

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The report states that in an emotional interview broadcast live around the world, Mr. Stainton said he had watched the tape of Mr. Irwin suffering the fatal stingray wound and vowed 'it will never see the light of day'.

"I would never want that tape shown," he told CNN talk show host Larry King in an interview during which he broke down in tears several times.

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Stainton said the cameraman kept filming the 44-year-old star in the throes of death on Australia's Great Barrier Reef because he didn't realize the gravity of the situation until he saw blood.

"It shows that Steve came over the top of the ray and the tail came up, and spiked him here," said Mr. Stainton, pointing to his chest. "(Irwin) pulled it out, and the next minute he's gone."

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Hopefully - people will think of the family and Steve's kids. Though I have a feeling it will be coming to a computer screen soon.

--Keith Walters Jones

steve irwin death video