There was only one copy, the original tape-no other copies were made. It was not pleasant.” Despite rumors there are multiple versions of the tape, Stainton insisted “everything was destroyed. “It was something that none of the family-nobody-wanted to see. “I remember seeing it in the police rooms in Cairns,” Stainton said. photos that can be found on social media of Steve Irwin before his death. But it turns out the footage will never see the light of day, according to Irwin’s manager, John Stainton, who told the Daily Mail Australia that the only footage of the incident was destroyed after it was reviewed by police. At the time when Steve died he was setting up to shoot ocean reef footage for. At the time of his death there was much speculation over whether the footage would air because Irwin “tells his camera crew to always be filming,” Tommy Donovan, Irwin’s biographer, said at the time. Response to Steve Irwin death footage 01:34:29 At 6/2/08 10:36 PM, Chumbawamba wrote: Was the film which showed Irwins final moments ever released to the public Yes. Irwin is believed to pull the stingray’s barb from his chest, but shortly afterward he loses consciousness and dies over Batt Reef, off the coast of Port Douglas. The incident was captured on camera and purportedly shows the moment the ray mistakes Irwin for a predatory shark and punctures him through his heart. Irwin died after he was stung by a stingray while filming the series Ocean’s Deadliest off the Great Barrier Reef in 2006. The mystery surrounding the whereabouts of Steve Irwin’s “death tape” has been answered after questions re-emerged on the anniversary of his passing earlier this month.
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