Jcsgt:
You beat me to asking that...I was looking for something in the media.
J
Dive Mishap Key Largo 1/13/07
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You beat me to asking that...I was looking for something in the media.
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me diver:
Unless you can verify this, please do not post something cryptic... :shakehead
Sunset_Diver
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me diver:
Is that a fact??? Well, I see there isn't much info. I would appreciate if there is a link to confirm this.
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My sincerest condolences to you and her family and friends. 
Sunset_Diver
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My deepest condolences.
ShoalDiverSA
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My condolences to you and the family of the deceased.
Best regards,
Andrew
Best regards,
Andrew
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God bless her and her family
RonFrank
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My thoughts go out to the diver, her husband and family.
Since we don't know:
Where she was diving, how deep, how long.
What happened, or who was involved.
Medical history
What was done during the rescue
and basically nothing else, it amazes me that this thread discussion contains more than just condolences for the family.
We really don't even know what the instructor did, why, or much of anything other than a story that focused on the arrest of an instructor rather than the accident.
How do we know that the instructor was not just rinsing his gear or other rental gear? How do we know anything other than what the paper reported which was ONE side of the story (from the police). Since when do people blindly believe everything they read?
If the victim was not diving with the instructor in a class type situation, what is the motivation for the instructor to tamper with evidence?
I'll leave my speculation and judgment where it belongs, in my head, and just wish and hope for the best for the victum.
Since we don't know:
Where she was diving, how deep, how long.
What happened, or who was involved.
Medical history
What was done during the rescue
and basically nothing else, it amazes me that this thread discussion contains more than just condolences for the family.
We really don't even know what the instructor did, why, or much of anything other than a story that focused on the arrest of an instructor rather than the accident.
How do we know that the instructor was not just rinsing his gear or other rental gear? How do we know anything other than what the paper reported which was ONE side of the story (from the police). Since when do people blindly believe everything they read?
If the victim was not diving with the instructor in a class type situation, what is the motivation for the instructor to tamper with evidence?
I'll leave my speculation and judgment where it belongs, in my head, and just wish and hope for the best for the victum.
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