mike, we need some details here...


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Posted by kelphead on August 08, 2000 at 19:12:50:

In Reply to: Anciliary effects of a diving death posted by MHK on August 08, 2000 at 14:39:56:

since you have snipped some quotes which are very
emotional, i'm curious about the rest of the article
(since i don't get the 'ottawa sun times').

**was this diver diving alone or w/a buddy?

if w/a buddy, then he wasn't doing anything against
your creed.

**was he diving deep or shallow?

if diving shallow, then he wasn't doing anything
against your creed.

**was he diving air, nitrox, heliox, trimix?

**was he diving a wreck?? since that's what this
whole initial issue revolves around.

**what was the cause of death? was he bitten by
an animal? run over by a boat/pwc? had a heart attack?
some other physiological illness?

**was he a so-called experienced diver? or a newbie?

**was he suicidal?

**was he in a class and got overtasked and panicked
and drowned?

i'm surprised that you, of all people, are not
providing more significant details w/which we
can analyze this situation more accurately to
determine if this sad, tragic death is indeed
an example for your argument to regulate wreck
diving.

kelphead.


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