In a haunting reflection on mortality, a new video reveals the tragic and often unexpected ways U.S. Presidents have met their ends. From George Washington to James A. Garfield, the fates of these leaders paint a stark picture of the vulnerability that even the most powerful cannot escape.

Starting with Washington, who succumbed to epiglottitis at 67, the list continues with John Adams, who lived to 90 but ultimately fell victim to heart failure. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison followed suit, both passing away from kidney infection and heart failure at 83 and 85, respectively, highlighting the toll of age and illness.

The grim tally continues: James Monroe succumbed to tuberculosis at 73, while John Quincy Adams suffered a stroke at 80. Andrew Jackson battled both tuberculosis and heart failure, leaving this world at 78. The tragic pattern persists with Martin Van Buren (79) and William Henry Harrison (68), who both faced debilitating health issues before their deaths.

Notably, the assassinations of Abraham Lincoln at 56 and James A. Garfield at just 49 stand as stark reminders of the dangers that plagued these leaders. The video chronicles the ages and causes of death, revealing a poignant narrative of human fragility amidst the backdrop of American history.

As we reflect on this sobering account, it serves as a stark reminder that no matter the power held in life, death is the ultimate equalizer. The video is a compelling tribute to the lives of those who shaped a nation, reminding us that each story ended with a final chapter, often written in tragedy.