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Inside the scanner the back-of-the-envelope is a 20lb weight ferrous object experiences 2000lb force and his neck was in the middle of that. Unconfirmed reports
by fluidcruft 1y ago
Inside the scanner the back-of-the-envelope is a 20lb weight ferrous object experiences 2000lb force and his neck was in the middle of that. Unconfirmed reports have described it as an "internal decapitation".
- kulahan 1y agoOk, I’m willing to believe it’s possible, but unconfirmed reports in a scenario this sensational are about as useful as salt water in a drought. Why not say he died immediately? Did they take a day to determine they couldn’t repair a decapitation?
- fluidcruft 1y agoHe spent a few days in the hospital before they pronounced him dead. Perhaps they thought he might survive as a quadriplegic. He suffered multiple cardiac arrests at the hospital. That part isn't unconfirmed. Other unconfirmed reports say his spinal column was severed. If his heart kept starting up again it probably took them quite some time to assess the damage and prognosticate. It's not something people see often.
- kulahan 1y agoYeah, that doesn’t sound like a decapitation, it sounds like severe head damage. Because, you know, when you LOSE YOUR HEAD, you tend to die instantly. Even if it’s not something doctors tend to see often.