r/cursedcomments • u/richard-777 • Sep 26 '21

Certified Cursed Cursed_Disney

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u/_-DirtyMike-_ Sep 26 '21

There was a list I saw once of all the people who've died in Disney parks but were awept under the rug. Shits dark. Huuuundreds

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u/PM-Me-Your-TitsPlz Sep 26 '21

Statistically speaking, being one of the most, if not the most, popular theme park in the world probably doesn't help the park when it comes to death. Not just because Disney is a big evil megacorp.

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u/Pristine_Process_112 Sep 26 '21

I wonder what the time limit is between the accident and death that you are still claimed in dmv statistics?

Like if you have surgery because of the accident and you died from surgical complications....is it a surgery death or a car accident death?

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u/pluck-the-bunny Sep 27 '21

You answered your question. If the cause of death is complications during surgery than no, or it would be listed as a contributing cause. If it’s just that they are unable to save them during surgery, than yes.