Family of 3 dead after hike

[CouldntBeMeTho]

I just read the first page. Some of you nikkas are disgusting

Yea that was pretty bad. I think there was another one that was bushed or deleted that was even worse lol

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

So they was out there a little before 8 am to a little bit after 12 noon and they died?




I've only been hiking a couple times brehs so I need someone to explain this to me. I get being exhausted, tired or whatever.

But dying in less than 5 hours I do not understand.

 

[Mensch Fontana]

So they was out there a little before 8 am to a little bit after 12 noon and they died?




I've only been hiking a couple times brehs so I need someone to explain this to me. I get being exhausted, tired or whatever.

But dying in less than 5 hours I do not understand.

They did not die of dehydration, especially not a dog

 

[BushidoBrown]

They did not die of dehydration, especially not a dog

they were def calling for help. and allegedly were out of water. so they were in distress. maybe the heat was too intense?
what are some other possibilities

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

they were def calling for help. and allegedly were out of water. so they were in distress. maybe the heat was too intense?
what are some other possibilities

I could see the humans dying. But the dog?

 

[BushidoBrown]

I could see the humans dying. But the dog?

 

[keon]

they ran out of water and was like “fukk it, let’s keep going! We can do it!”

 

[Mensch Fontana]

All three and the dog simultaneously died of dehydration at the same time....

 

[Dzali OG]

Yall can be a fool and believe that if you want. People don't die from heat and dehydration in 5 hours unless there was some strenuous activity involved.

But the cherry on top is, even if the people died, that dog wouldn't! That dog would've led them to water from its nose alone. And didn't it say they all died within feet of each other?

I hadn't paid much attention but that story if accurate is bullshyt.

 

[Dzali OG]

They were in the Sierra wilderness...

I'm familiar with that area from sasquatch association. Look up the Sierra sounds on YouTube.

 

[NinoBrown]

Cac killed her and the baby....

 

[breakfuss]

People don't die from heat and dehydration in 5 hours unless there was some strenuous activity involved.

Yes. Yes, they do. Why do you think heat index warnings are issued? People die from hyperpyrexia and strokes all the time. Have you not seen the stories of football players dying during practice? These folks were hiking in the middle of the desert, in triple digit temperatures, for 5 hours. With no water. But, no, you're probably right and they stepped on a decommissioned landmine and the authorities are just covering it up.

 

[old pig]

Yes. Yes, they do. Why do you think heat index warnings are issued? People die from hyperpyrexia and strokes all the time. Have you not seen the stories of football players dying during practice? These folks were hiking in the middle of the desert, in triple digit temperatures, for 5 hours. With no water.

not to mention dogs and babies locked in cars in the heat…the murder/suicide angle seemed like a remote possibility at first but dudes are ignoring blatant facts at this point

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

But the cherry on top is, even if the people died, that dog wouldn't! That dog would've led them to water from its nose alone.

 

[FaTaL]

So they was out there a little before 8 am to a little bit after 12 noon and they died?




I've only been hiking a couple times brehs so I need someone to explain this to me. I get being exhausted, tired or whatever.

But dying in less than 5 hours I do not understand.

Heat and being out of shape