Anonymous wrote:One great uncle bumped his elbow and then died a week later. Then, one great uncle shot the other uncle and then went to their mom's house for coffee. Over thr course of a half an hour they discussed the death, and it wasn't clear if it was murder or accidental. They decided to cover it up. My parents debated naming me after the shooter uncle, but gave me a more American name.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know someone who was killed by a bear while camping.
We may know each other. Was she on her own at the time and bear suit may have been cause?
No, it was a man camping with friends. No bear suit involved. Attacked by a grizzly bear.
OK. In our case were able to recover the molded head from the suit she was wearing at the time. Not a bad thing to have.
NP. So…you’re trolling?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pipe came off back of truck on interstate at high speed, came directly through the windshield of my friend’s mom’s car. She was in the passenger seat and dad was driving. Pipe went cleanly through her skull.
Was this on the Long Island Expressway? I remember that accident. It was someone slightly famous, but I can't remember.
It was the director Alan Pakula who died that way on the LEI - a pipe came off a vehicle, bounced off the roadway and in through his front windshield impaling him.
Wasnt this scene in The Omen?
Also some freak accident in the UK where something from the road was dislodged and killed a famous DJ.
Keith's death scene in The Omen
Obviously trigger warning for peak 70s horror
Thread has jumped the shark.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pipe came off back of truck on interstate at high speed, came directly through the windshield of my friend’s mom’s car. She was in the passenger seat and dad was driving. Pipe went cleanly through her skull.
Was this on the Long Island Expressway? I remember that accident. It was someone slightly famous, but I can't remember.
It was the director Alan Pakula who died that way on the LEI - a pipe came off a vehicle, bounced off the roadway and in through his front windshield impaling him.
Wasnt this scene in The Omen?
Also some freak accident in the UK where something from the road was dislodged and killed a famous DJ.
Keith's death scene in The Omen
Obviously trigger warning for peak 70s horror
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know someone who was killed by a bear while camping.
We may know each other. Was she on her own at the time and bear suit may have been cause?
No, it was a man camping with friends. No bear suit involved. Attacked by a grizzly bear.
OK. In our case were able to recover the molded head from the suit she was wearing at the time. Not a bad thing to have.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know someone who was killed by a bear while camping.
We may know each other. Was she on her own at the time and bear suit may have been cause?
No, it was a man camping with friends. No bear suit involved. Attacked by a grizzly bear.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know someone who was killed by a bear while camping.
We may know each other. Was she on her own at the time and bear suit may have been cause?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pipe came off back of truck on interstate at high speed, came directly through the windshield of my friend’s mom’s car. She was in the passenger seat and dad was driving. Pipe went cleanly through her skull.
Was this on the Long Island Expressway? I remember that accident. It was someone slightly famous, but I can't remember.
It was the director Alan Pakula who died that way on the LEI - a pipe came off a vehicle, bounced off the roadway and in through his front windshield impaling him.
Wasnt this scene in The Omen?
Also some freak accident in the UK where something from the road was dislodged and killed a famous DJ.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A friend's neighbor (a child) was killed by a freak accident with her yoga hammock. As a result I will never entertain the idea of putting something that could somehow hang someone in any way in my home.
I can definitely see that happening easily with a young child or someone under the influence
Anonymous wrote:A friend's neighbor (a child) was killed by a freak accident with her yoga hammock. As a result I will never entertain the idea of putting something that could somehow hang someone in any way in my home.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dh already makes fun of me because I have a phobia of driving behind a truck or car with a load that could detach. This thread has merely confirmed my instincts.
When my kids were young I was terrified of hot cat death. I insisted that daycare always always call if kid is late or doesn’t show up. I guess now cars have alarms and such.
This is a horrible and serious topic, but I couldn’t help but lol at this typo…