2 conscious people somehow could not stand up in chest-deep water so their airway would've been above water? They just decided to casually lie down and let themselves drown? BS.
Autist could've drowned the carer because autistic panic.
>>545002836have you ever jumped into ice cold water while fully dressed? it's not like standing in a warm pool or hot tub
>>545002836yeah, someone held their heads under, probably a whole gang of "asians"we've seen this bullshit so many times, from Henry Nowak to Liana K.
>>545002961yea i live in michigan, are you so short 4 feet of water can drown you?
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>>545002836honestly if I ended up with an autistic or retarded kid I'd probably do the sameif you spawn these creatures you need to take responsibility
>>545002836It is entirely possible to drown in as little as a foot of water
>>545003086Is that Jack White?
the carer very likely wanted to rescue the autist while the autist panicked and pulled them both under.the ice cold water does the rest, you can say bye bye to the use of your muscles.
>>545003120Yeah, only if you're unconscious or incapacitated in some way. Do you think 2 conscious adults falling into chest deep water are going to go "guess I'll drown" and refuse to stand up?
>>545003026>are you so short 4 feet of water can drown you?Yes, when it is an autist with epilepsy thrashing around in 4 feet of freezing water. Or the caregiver who tried to save an autist with epilepsy in 4 feet of freezing water and drowned when the panicking autismo used his retard strength to try to climb on top of the caregiver to escape drowning. Trying to save a person who thinks they are drowning is extremely dangerous and physically exhausting even in normal temperatures. In freezing conditions, it wouldn't take much at all to be too cold and exhausted to climb out of a canal, and then it's just a matter of time before you can't even stay above water.
>>545003295"Normal" people that can't swim often panic and drown. Now imagine a fully blown autist in panic mode, in cold water. As for 4 foot draft. Canals generally have 3 shelves, they moor against the banks. The track is usually 6 feet or so, maybe a bit less if it hasnt been dredged for a while, considerably deeper depending on the original purpose. This canal drowning shill you do is incredibly strange. You clearly have autism as well. You should stay away from canals
>>545003514You don't need to know how to swim to stand up, jesus fucking christ.and part of the instinctive drowning response is going vertical to find a "floor" to stand on.
>>545003514They don't have shelves. Look at photos of drained canals.
>>545002836The max usable depth is not the same as depth. Also the panic shit people already mentioned.
>>545003966That's erosion and sediment. The shelves are typically something like 1 foot, 3-4 feet, 6-7 feet. Go to your local canal and plum the depth, you will clearly see 3 shelves, there will be a drop off on each. This thread you keep doing is incredibly autistic lol. As I said, you're clearly autistic, stay away from water, don't put your fingers in plug sockets, don't jump into the tiger enclosure at the local zoo etc
>>545003966>>545003975>>545004346We need to see the actual spot where this took place, thats the only section of canal that matters...
>>545003026Falling into 4 feet deep canals is like hitting concrete. I'm not surprised it killed them.
>>545003026You can be drowned in one foot of water if the current is strong enough.
>>545003966Maybe they sunk in the mud and got stuck. Happens here a lot
>>545008981Easy to drown in 4 feet of water when a croc pulls you under
>>545002836If you fall into cold water your body will naturally enhale, you seem to believe these 2 fell in stood up
>>545003718>You don't need to know how to swim to stand up, jesus fucking christ.True, but this only applies if you are not a retard in a full blown panic mode. Even normal people don't think straight when panicking, much less turbo autists like you. What most likely happened is that the autist panicked when exposed to ice cold water suddenly, started flailing with arms and legs (which never even touched the bottom of the canal because of this), grabbed his wrangler like a lifebuy and with his tardstrength pulled him under the water, too. The wrangler was too weak to break out of his tardlock, and could not save either of them.Learn from the mistake of your kin, and stay away from bodies of water.
>>545002836>usable depthThese canals have a layer of silt that looks like the vottom but is really just quick sand of unknown depth. I have a canal boat and a ten foot pole can almost disappear in the middle.
