Gator drags kid in Orlando

[Colicat]

So they found the body in the water intact

Alligator attack

Something in the milk ain't clean

 

[lespaulultra3]

So they found the body in the water intact

This is even more fukked up because now the father will always think that he could have jumped in and rescued him. They said he wasn't found too far from where he was taken.

 

[Optimus Prime]

So they found the body in the water intact

gators drown you first and eat you later...

 

[WeInHere]

This was a man made lake on Disney property WHY THE fukk DO THEY HAVE ALIGATORS IN THE WATER

All the canals and water ways lead to one another. Alligators can cover a lot of territory, so you can see gators anywhere. Florida is really their backyard and I'm don't know how people don't know that.

I dunno breh. There's a big difference between having a sign that says "No swimming" vs " Alligators in the water". I would be alot more cautious seeing gators in the water signs placed around.

It is but you have to know not to be in water especially at night in Florida and no "no swimming" doesn't literally mean alligators but basically it does. That just seems obvious to me.

 

[8====D]

Just seen the update. . .Rest in peace lil breh!

Orlando might be officially cursed

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

Where was the parents

Exactly. These cacs should face charges for child endangerment.

 

[mrken12]

Exactly. These cacs should face charges for child endangerment.

You know they won't. They'll sue, get a big check, and Disney will put up a sign telling people not to get in the water because of alligators which will go right next to the "No Swimming" sign that was already there.

 

[MikeyC]

Here you go

Body of toddler dragged into Disney World lagoon has been found

Queue militants in 3....2....

 

[Geek Nasty]

Not sure if ti was mentioned but they found the kids body "intact." So, he was probably drowned by the alligator but it got scared off by the pursuit.

BTW, there was already a "No Swimming" sign where these fools had a 2 year old splashing around.

 

[Giselle]

I hope the mother sues them and wins billions.

They should close down that area as well.

 

[Geek Nasty]

I hope the mother sues them and wins billions.

They should close down that area as well.

You the kind of female who thinks you own half a man's shyt the second he puts a ring on you

 

[Giselle]

You the kind of female who thinks you own half a man's shyt the second he puts a ring on you

What does that have to do with my post or this thread?

 

[NSSVO]

I know, that's why I said it's a 90% chance I'd be dead too. But the dad was trying to wrestle his kid away and the alligator took the kid deeper into the water, I doubt my parental instincts would allow me to just stand there and watch my kid get dragged away, I'm going in after it

It's a small man made lake, not an ocean

Way to leave your wife with that burden fukking a$$hole.

 

[Art Barr]

They used to feed black babies as alligator bait.




But that's fukked up tho



Even though this story sounds unrealistic as fukk and some kind of fear programming as it is the 3rd tragedy to come out of the same place in less than a week. The media is obviously up to something and there is a reason that all of these stories are being lined up like this. There is no such thing as coincidences in mass media. I don't know what's happening but something is bubbling way beyond this boy being gator food. There's always a double meaning and another story being told under the main story. They just use these stories as fronts and distractions so even though this would be a terrible thing to happen to a child, don't be so quick to indulge in the "bait" of the story.

Oh that's true,...
The media plans news like a low qualit wrwsslin card for some agenda.
So, this story is always part of a bigger situation.



Art Barr

 

[Arithmetic]

You the kind of female who thinks you own half a man's shyt the second he puts a ring on you