Left for dead on Mount Everest - these are the tragic stories of Beck Weathers, Green Boots, and David Sharp.

In 1996, Beck Weathers was left for dead - twice - in the Everest death zone during the deadliest disaster in Mount Everest history. Against all odds, he survived. His survival story remains one of the most extraordinary tales of climbing Mount Everest ever told.

Green Boots - believed to be Indian climber Tsewang Paljor - became one of the most famous dead bodies on Everest. For decades, his body near the Everest summit served as a grim landmark for every climber passing through the death zone on the North face of Everest.

David Sharp's death in 2006 sparked global outrage. Over 40 climbers walked past him as he lay dying on Mount Everest. His story forced the mountain climbing community to confront an uncomfortable question: what do we owe each other on the mountain?

These are the Everest deaths nobody talks about - and the stories that will stay with you long after this video ends.

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