Brett Gardner’s son death

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sources are now saying it was carbon monoxide. How awful.

"Sources"? Paste them.

Google is your friend.

People say things like “sources are now saying” when they’re either making shit up or repeating things they have heard that are not based in fact.

What? NBC news, which is linked and quoted are saying that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sources are now saying it was carbon monoxide. How awful.

"Sources"? Paste them.

Google is your friend.

People say things like “sources are now saying” when they’re either making shit up or repeating things they have heard that are not based in fact.

Someone posted a link plus it’s all over the news now.

That’s not the point. If someone posts a new update, they should post a link. Otherwise we’re going to assume they’re full of it just like the person who said the entire family tested positive for fentanyl which is untrue. No one wants to go off on a wild Google chase.

There’s no wild goose chase. Simply type in Brett Gardner and the headline pops up on several major news outlets. Sorry you’re too lazy when it comes to news. You need a link instead of using your brain.

But anyway, the link was posted shortly afterward.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sources are now saying it was carbon monoxide. How awful.

"Sources"? Paste them.

Google is your friend.

People say things like “sources are now saying” when they’re either making shit up or repeating things they have heard that are not based in fact.

What? NBC news, which is linked and quoted are saying that.

+1 PP is an idiot.

[Anonymous]

But if it was carbon monoxide m, why did the other family members not succumb to it. Was he is a separate room completely?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sources are now saying it was carbon monoxide. How awful.

"Sources"? Paste them.

Google is your friend.

The "sources" poster and the "prove me wrong" poster post a lot of idiotic things here. Just ignore.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sources are now saying it was carbon monoxide. How awful.

"Sources"? Paste them.

Google is your friend.

The "sources" poster and the "prove me wrong" poster post a lot of idiotic things here. Just ignore.

What about the fentanyl poster?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I read somewhere that the family members tested positive for Fentanyl.

Really?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But if it was carbon monoxide m, why did the other family members not succumb to it. Was he is a separate room completely?

That's what it sounds like rn. His room may have been directly sharing a vent/wall with the leaky machine room. The other family members could've had lower exposure. Enough for symptoms but not enough to kill them as they seekeed helped.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But if it was carbon monoxide m, why did the other family members not succumb to it. Was he is a separate room completely?

That’s what I was wondering too.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:But if it was carbon monoxide m, why did the other family members not succumb to it. Was he is a separate room completely?

That's what it sounds like rn. His room may have been directly sharing a vent/wall with the leaky machine room. The other family members could've had lower exposure. Enough for symptoms but not enough to kill them as they seekeed helped.

This makes sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can also get botulism from fermented foods - including food you didn't mean to ferment like baked potatoes wrapped in foil or garlic in oil.

Do you even know what the symptoms of botulism are? They don’t match up at all with what happened here. You sound idiotic pushing the botulism theory.

[Anonymous]

When I was in Jackson hole a couple died of carbon monoxide at a newly opened hotel. It happens everywhere. Need to have a carbon monoxide detector that is portable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I was in Jackson hole a couple died of carbon monoxide at a newly opened hotel. It happens everywhere. Need to have a carbon monoxide detector that is portable.

I would think every room would have one but looking back I've never seen one in the hotels I've gone too.NYT did a story about the subject. They interviewed a guy who fell sick because of carbon monoxide in his hotel room. Smoke alarms are usually required but CO2 alarms are not. This is for America and other countries as well. I'll remember to pack a portable on our next trip.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/30/travel/hotels-carbon-monoxide.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sources are now saying it was carbon monoxide. How awful.

"Sources"? Paste them.

Google is your friend.

People say things like “sources are now saying” when they’re either making shit up or repeating things they have heard that are not based in fact.

What? NBC news, which is linked and quoted are saying that.

Yes, it was later linked, but there have been numerous times on this thread where people say things with no basis. That’s why it’s helpful to post link.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sources are now saying it was carbon monoxide. How awful.

"Sources"? Paste them.

Google is your friend.

People say things like “sources are now saying” when they’re either making shit up or repeating things they have heard that are not based in fact.

What? NBC news, which is linked and quoted are saying that.

Yes, it was later linked, but there have been numerous times on this thread where people say things with no basis. That’s why it’s helpful to post link.

You finally saw it? It was linked exactly 35 minutes later. And after that link, you still railed about wanting a link. Idiot.