Anonymous wrote:A co-worker of mine fell down the steep stairs at a concert venue back in 1997. (It may have been Merriweather Post Pavillion). It was terrible - she was only in her twenties at the time and was a beautiful young woman. She struck her head on the cement and was on life support for a while. #RIP Lori
College friend tried passing a car on a two-lane road in NJ and was struck head-on. #RIP Kevin
I remember the MPP death. Classmate was her fiancé or newlywed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Realtor colleague of my mom got out of her car to get something from the trunk. Driveway was on an incline, parking brake disengaged and backed over her.
How tragic.
Do you know why the brake disengaged?
Anonymous wrote:Realtor colleague of my mom got out of her car to get something from the trunk. Driveway was on an incline, parking brake disengaged and backed over her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
There was a guy who was catering a wedding in the UK. It was a multi-day wedding for the daughter of a media mogul. Anyway, one of her brothers was addicted to coke. That brother got one of the caterers to drive him to a local dealer in the dark. If I recall correctly, it was also raining that night. Both the brother and the caterer were already high AF by the time the caterer started driving. He was tired and zoned out. He hit a truck, car flipped, smashed the car into a body of water, drowned and died. The brother survived and hitchhiked back to the accommodation. It was very unfortunate watching the caterer die that way.
Succession?
Anonymous wrote:45+ years ago, 5 year old friends house caught on fire, bedroom doors were all open, the entire family died from smoke inhalation. I have never forgotten, and make sure we all sleep with our doors closed.
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:Wow, I remember this happening at a local elementary school in this area as well just about 5 years ago to a little boy. He got crushed to death bc someone accidentally pressed the switch right as he was crossing from one part of the gym to the other.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know someone who was impaled with a rogue flying beach umbrella on a family vacation.
This is such a fear of mine.
I was at the beach recently over spring break and these people were trying to get their umbrella into the sand by twisting it left and right, left and right, and I said to my husband "that ain't gonna cut it" and sure enough a huge gust of wind hit and it came flying directly at me, pole side directly coming right at me. I flung myself out of my chair and hit the ground! Everyone freaked out after that! I went over and showed them how to properly get it in there, and they were barely listening, just shaking from it. I'm like, same....
This happened to me too. The person who had put the pole in the sand was infuriatingly cavalier about the whole thing. I got a concussion and my vacation was ruined, but it could have been so much worse.
You need to have the kids who rent out the umbrellas put them in the sand for you. They know how to do it. And if you own an umbrella, learn how to place it correctly.
Anonymous wrote:This exact thing happened in Succession.