PwoperNaughtyButNot 9:58 Sat Dec 28
The swimming pool family
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The tragic story of the two kids and dad dying in the swimming pool on holiday is an odd story.
The mum is saying they were all strong swimmers and there must have been an issue with the pool.
Why type of issue would hold three strong swimmers, one a grown man and the other a 16yo boy under the water for so long as to drown?
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Sven Roeder
10:00 Sat Dec 28
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Strong swimmers?
But weren’t they .... you know
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Johnson
10:03 Sat Dec 28
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The report I read yesterday said they couldn’t swim.
It is a very odd turn of events though.
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joe royal
10:08 Sat Dec 28
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Religion doesn’t save anyone.
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Kaiser Zoso
10:10 Sat Dec 28
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Couldn't swim = accident
Strong swimmers, pool faulty = compensation
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JLAP
10:16 Sat Dec 28
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Yes I read that none of them could swim, it’s funny what engaging a solicitor can change
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PwoperNaughtyButNot
10:17 Sat Dec 28
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Johnson - another daughter at the resort said they couldn’t swim. The mother not at the resort said they were all strong swimmers.
Surely a pool fault would be easily recognised, especially one that can hold that many people under water for that length of time.
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PwoperNaughtyButNot
10:17 Sat Dec 28
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Johnson - another daughter at the resort said they couldn’t swim. The mother not at the resort said they were all strong swimmers.
Surely a pool fault would be easily recognised, especially one that can hold that many people under water for that length of time.
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bruuuno
10:35 Sat Dec 28
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It does seem a bit strange. Surely if a pools design had the potential to suck three strong swimmers underwater you would expect that to be picked up before it actually got built
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Sven Roeder
10:36 Sat Dec 28
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What sort of ‘pool fault’ are we talking about?
Someone running 50,000 volts through it or tipping in a bucket of piranhas?
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Lato
10:40 Sat Dec 28
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Being able to swim doe's not mean you cannot drown.....that said there is more to this than meets the eye I suspect!
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Sven Roeder
11:03 Sat Dec 28
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I would guess the vast majority of adults who can swim drown in pools do so after consuming alcohol or drugs or hitting their heads diving in.
‘Strong swimmers’ seems unlikely
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alfs barnet
11:10 Sat Dec 28
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She says that they walked into the pool down the steps and when they reached the middle an unidentified powerful force pulled them down and drowned them. The pool equipment was found to not be faulty. And she has confirmed that they were all strong swimmers. So the force is truly mysterious.
This happened on Christmas Eve.
She then went on to say that she has been comforted and strengthened by her strong faith in the lord jesus christ.
Which I found quite ironic.
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Sven Roeder
11:14 Sat Dec 28
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So they are big believers in J Christ who responds by killing them on Christmas Eve.
Hallelujah!
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Exiled In Surrey
11:17 Sat Dec 28
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Its a CLC holiday - timeshare sales company "free holidays"
Pool in use again the next day.
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PwoperNaughtyButNot
11:18 Sat Dec 28
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Can’t be electrocution - another child was in the pool at the same time.
Do it has to be either:
A) a suction / filter pump powerful enough to hold three swimmers, 1 an adult man and another a 16yo male , underwater
B)?
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Far Cough
11:38 Sat Dec 28
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It's certainly a very rum do?
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stewey
1:30 Sat Dec 28
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It dem heavy bones innit
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arsene york-hunt
1:35 Sat Dec 28
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My theory is his wife has dumped him, so decided to top himself and thought she's not having the kids so did them in too.
Either that or none of them had learned to swim and had gone in the deep end.
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fraser
1:43 Sat Dec 28
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Even not being able to swim, I can't fathom how 3 people can die in that pool. They must have Bern only metres from where they could stand up.
Truly baffling
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El Scorchio
1:45 Sat Dec 28
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Probably all drowned by accident.
Must have been out of pool hours if no lifeguard was on duty and no-one else was around.
Maybe the daughter got stuck or got her hair caught in the filter or something and they, not being strong swimmers, drowned trying to help her?
It looked surrounded by villas and whatnot, so I'm surprised no-one saw or heard anything?
Bloody awful though.
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