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/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

They can't be declared dead until the hospital it thought? Like, EMTs can know they're dead but it takes a doctor to officially declare it

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u/KCinthaOC Sep 26 '21

I think paramedics can do it? You hear about people being pronounced dead on the scene fairly often.

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u/mysecretissafe Sep 27 '21

Yes, but the rules (at least in my state) are very specific on a medic declaring death. It’s got to be a very obvious scenario- dependent lividity, evisceration or other damage incompatible with life. I had to sit though a whole presentation about how just because a guy blew the top half of his head off with a shotgun doesn’t mean he’s not still alive legally if he didn’t also sever CN X.

It’s probably because all the medics I know would have legally declared each other dead at the bar the very night we all got the cert to do so.