2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

This actually brought me to tears. So horrifying.

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Articles are saying the toddler was TEN FEET from the shore line.

My heart breaks for the parents, but if true, they let their guard down way, way too much. Extremely sad.

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This is beyond anything I can imagine. It's so horrifying.

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Anonymous wrote:Articles are saying the toddler was TEN FEET from the shore line.

My heart breaks for the parents, but if true, they let their guard down way, way too much. Extremely sad.

Link? I've been reading all day and haven't seen that.

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Anonymous wrote:even a fence won't contain these beasts

Scary shit.

The average alligator is nearly 800 lbs. The ones who are big enough to eat people can't climb a fence. Alligators usually lumbar around. I have doubts about the video's authenticity.

The average weight of an ADULT, fully grown male alligator.

Alligators hatch and they are maybe 4 inches long. The one in the post simply isn't fully grown. Why doubt is authenticity?

That's beautiful to watch! Different kind of fence?

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

This actually brought me to tears. So horrifying.

+1. We were just there with our toddler. This is horrible.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

I watched part of the video clip, the sheriff said that the body was completely intact. They were also going to do an autopsy which doesn't make sense.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

I watched part of the video clip, the sheriff said that the body was completely intact. They were also going to do an autopsy which doesn't make sense.

It absolutely makes sense.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

I watched part of the video clip, the sheriff said that the body was completely intact. They were also going to do an autopsy which doesn't make sense.

It absolutely makes sense.

Does that indicate drowning?

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

I watched part of the video clip, the sheriff said that the body was completely intact. They were also going to do an autopsy which doesn't make sense.

It absolutely makes sense.

Alligators drag their prey down and then roll it over and over to drown it. Could be the child tasted bad so the gator never ate him.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

I watched part of the video clip, the sheriff said that the body was completely intact. They were also going to do an autopsy which doesn't make sense.

It absolutely makes sense.

Does that indicate drowning?

No it indicates maybe drowning or maybe be drowned of injuries from bites. The autopsy is to determine which so cause of death can be declared.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

I watched part of the video clip, the sheriff said that the body was completely intact. They were also going to do an autopsy which doesn't make sense.

It absolutely makes sense.

Does that indicate drowning?

No it indicates maybe drowning or maybe be drowned of injuries from bites. The autopsy is to determine which so cause of death can be declared.

Sorry, maybe DIED of injuries from bites

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They do an autopsy anytime someone dies prematurely.

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Anonymous wrote:They do an autopsy anytime someone dies prematurely.

Not always, but it's not uncommon.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN reporting the body found.

Closure for the poor family.

I'm pretty sure they will never have closure from this.