You have got to be logical about this. Wag ka magpadala sa post post sa Facebook na mga mas marunong pa sa mga professional. Napakadaming reason why nagkakapasa ang bangkay, lalo na sa drowning. Or pwede ring nagkapasa pasa siya before pa siya malunod, high intensity trainings can lead to bruises. Or when he became unconscious when he drowned, tumama body niya sa mga bagay bagay sa dagat.
Possible na dahil sa lakas ng current ay nahampas kung saan yung katawan ng mga players. Pwede rin during the training may pasa na pero di pa ganun ka-prominent. Kaya mas mabuti kung mag-conduct ng autopsy ***paging Dr. Fortun ***
Base na din sa nakaranas ng "team building" kuno na yan dati. Kahit sila muntikan na ding malunod. Kahit di marunong lumangoy eh pinapalangoy. Yun dapat ang imbestigahan ng mga pulis!
True! Tapos mukhang may mga trauma pa. Nanginginig na kapag Baler ang usapan. May iba pa palang kamuntikan ng nalunod dyan. Inulit pa kaya may natuluyan na talaga, hindi lang isa, dalawa pa!
“No foul play” generally means that the deaths were not caused by an intentional criminal act — in other words, they were not murdered, assaulted, or subjected to suspicious violence.
However, it does not automatically mean that no one is legally responsible. A finding of “no foul play” does not necessarily rule out negligence. There may still be circumstances where a failure to exercise proper care contributed to the deaths. If that negligence is found out to be reckless or there is an extreme, and/or conscious disregard for the safety or welfare of others, then that negligence may be CRIMINAL in nature.
Kung ganyang klase na mala-Navy Seals ang trainig, dapat nasa controlled environment at may mga backup na medics, divers, etc. lalo at may mga hindi marunong lumangoy.
Ang dali ng investigation nila ha. Ganun ba talaga kapag maganda na school, case close agad maski may namatay?! 😭 Wala bang accountability sa bagay nato kasi yung nanay grabe yung hinagpis nya.
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ReplyDeleteYeeeeeeaaaaah riiiiiighhhht
ReplyDeleteSo sino mananagot?
ReplyDeleteNo could play agad. Parang di naman kayo nagimbestiga sa bilis ng conclusion niyo
ReplyDeleteNo foul play agad. Nagimbestiga ba kayo?
ReplyDeleteBakit puro pasa yung mga biktima
ReplyDeleteYou have got to be logical about this. Wag ka magpadala sa post post sa Facebook na mga mas marunong pa sa mga professional. Napakadaming reason why nagkakapasa ang bangkay, lalo na sa drowning. Or pwede ring nagkapasa pasa siya before pa siya malunod, high intensity trainings can lead to bruises. Or when he became unconscious when he drowned, tumama body niya sa mga bagay bagay sa dagat.
DeleteNahampas ng malaka na alon baka tumama sa matitigas
DeletePossible na dahil sa lakas ng current ay nahampas kung saan yung katawan ng mga players. Pwede rin during the training may pasa na pero di pa ganun ka-prominent. Kaya mas mabuti kung mag-conduct ng autopsy ***paging Dr. Fortun ***
Delete848 oh come on! Tanggapin na talagang may ginawa sa mga players that is almost similar and as dangerous as hazing
DeleteBase na din sa nakaranas ng "team building" kuno na yan dati. Kahit sila muntikan na ding malunod. Kahit di marunong lumangoy eh pinapalangoy. Yun dapat ang imbestigahan ng mga pulis!
ReplyDeletetruth!
DeleteExactly! No agad dapat if someone doesn't know how to swim! No brainer.
DeleteTrue! Tapos mukhang may mga trauma pa. Nanginginig na kapag Baler ang usapan. May iba pa palang kamuntikan ng nalunod dyan. Inulit pa kaya may natuluyan na talaga, hindi lang isa, dalawa pa!
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ReplyDeleteOf course there’s no foul play, NEGLIGENCE meron.
ReplyDeleteHope the school officials responsible for this will be in jail! Justice for the two young men. Then suspension to all games!!!
ReplyDelete“No foul play” generally means that the deaths were not caused by an intentional criminal act — in other words, they were not murdered, assaulted, or subjected to suspicious violence.
ReplyDeleteHowever, it does not automatically mean that no one is legally responsible. A finding of “no foul play” does not necessarily rule out negligence. There may still be circumstances where a failure to exercise proper care contributed to the deaths. If that negligence is found out to be reckless or there is an extreme, and/or conscious disregard for the safety or welfare of others, then that negligence may be CRIMINAL in nature.
Kung ganyang klase na mala-Navy Seals ang trainig, dapat nasa controlled environment at may mga backup na medics, divers, etc. lalo at may mga hindi marunong lumangoy.
ReplyDeleteAng dali ng investigation nila ha. Ganun ba talaga kapag maganda na school, case close agad maski may namatay?! 😭 Wala bang accountability sa bagay nato kasi yung nanay grabe yung hinagpis nya.
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