2 Year Old Dragged into Water by Gator at Disney Resort
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Anonymous
they let their guard down? oh okay. |
Anonymous
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Kid was in a foot of water per CNN. A little strange given it was dark.
Autopsy makes sense if body intact. Want to rule out possiblity of foul play. Enough weird details to this story. |
Anonymous
and drowning, especially if the alligator held onto the boy at the bottom of the lake. |
Anonymous
Or perhaps the child had a seizure or heart attack? Best to know. |
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Please stop blaming that family. Have you no shame. I am disgusted by the posters blaming the family. Have you never been to Disney? The beaches are filled with families and kids wading in the water. Please, just stop being so stupid. The parents are not to blame.
THERE WAS A NO SWIMMING SIGN! And for those of you who continue to act ignorant, allow me to define swimming and wading. WADING: to walk through water SWIMMING: to move through water by moving your arms and legs DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE??? |
Anonymous
Sure it makes sense. For one thing, the public is going to want assurance that the alligator involved was one of the ones captured and killed. Since no human remains were found inside the alligator, they're going to need to do things like photograph bite marks and compare them to the alligators' bite patterns. |
Anonymous
Signs warned of a steep drop-off. A steep drop off concerns walking/wading, not swimming. Do you see how they're the same? It's basically a "stay out of the water" sign, for those who can connect very simple dots. |
Anonymous
| Are you stupid or to you just like to act like you are? |
Anonymous
I've been to Disney several times and I've never seen anyone in the lake, particularly in the dark. |
Anonymous
Why the heck weren't the hick parents keeping a close eye on the 2 year old? 2 year old! he was wading 10 feet from shore before the gator pulled him under. I am more concerned that 5 GATORS were killed because of these parents irresponsibility. The nerve! He identified the boy as two-year-old Lane Graves, son of Matt and Melissa Graves of Elk Horn, Nebraska. The Graves family were on the third day of their Orlando vacation when tragedy struck Tuesday night. Lane had been wading in a 'no swimming' area at the upscale Grand Floridian Resort & Spa around 9:20pm when he was attacked by the gator, and his father tried and failed to wrestle him from the reptile's clenches. During the search, wildlife officials caught and killed five alligators in the man-made lake and they say they will now use forensics to determine if they have already euthanized the alligator responsible for the attack. If not, officials promised to continue searching the lake for the creature. Scroll down for video Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3643538/Two-year-old-boy-snatched-alligator-Disney-TEN-FEET-shore-reptile-struck-lifeguard-reveals.html#ixzz4BgRZUy6a Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook |
Anonymous
Are you stupid or are you an imbecile? |
Anonymous
| The people who are posting that he was 10 ft. from shore, can you please post a source for that? I'm not seeing that anywhere. |
Anonymous
Don't rely on liberal news media for your news. Conservative media reports it first and is blunt about it. |
Anonymous
And are wrong as often as they're right. |
Anonymous
| Two year olds should be within arm's reach in water, BUT that is so they don't drown, not so that they don't get attacked by alligators. The sign needs to say ALLIGATORS. |