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Friday, March 15, 2013

Twenty Percent of Drownings Could Be Homicides...
by Eyes at 10:31 AM

This is an interesting news clip from Chicago that talks about how drownings may actually be homicides and missed by detectives who are not trained in water recovery. I found this fascinating.

There has been an abnormal number of young men who are in college who have drowned in the Chicago and Milwaukee area that I have noticed in the past 5-8 years and the trend deeply disturbed me. I have been suspicious of it for years and I am glad there are others who are too and are now taking a closer look at these deaths. I do not believe these were all accidental drownings.

Labels: drowning, homicide, murder

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At 10:59 AM , l said...

I noticed that too! Northwestern students!

Twenty Percent of Drownings Could Be Homicides...

This is an interesting news clip from Chicago that talks about how drownings may actually be homicides and missed by detectives who are not trained in water recovery. I found this fascinating.

There has been an abnormal number of young men who are in college who have drowned in the Chicago and Milwaukee area that I have noticed in the past 5-8 years and the trend deeply disturbed me. I have been suspicious of it for years and I am glad there are others who are too and are now taking a closer look at these deaths. I do not believe these were all accidental drownings.

Labels: drowning, homicide, murder
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