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Deaths of Brit Google engineer, wife, baby and dog during California hike are now NOT being treated as murder
2021-08-23
Follow up to this story from yesterday.
  • [Daily Mail, Where America Gets Its News] Jonathan Gerrish, wife Ellen Chung, their one-year-old daughter Muji and the family dog were found dead on Tuesday a day after being reported missing

  • Authorities are awaiting the results of the autopsy and toxicology reports

  • The family were discovered Tuesday in Devil's Gulch, Sierra National Forest

  • Police were exploring the possibility that they were poisoned by algae or gasses from mines but could not find any disused shafts in the vicinity

  • Forest officials last month warned about 'extremely dangerous' algae blooms
Posted by:Fred

#10  #5 - there are known trail cabins that are death traps due to CO2. They're marked
Posted by: Frank G   2021-08-23 21:32  

#9  * Totally understand
We of the deep state prefer the duck twins - but have some alternatives, you know -JIC (just in case) - You seem a likable guy SteveS - so here are our alternative

https://search.brave.com/

or if you really want to go deep

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And oh - on the blood stain question the answer is:

Hydrogen peroxide can safely and effectively remove blood stains from porous surfaces like concrete further dilution for other materials.

But you knew that already.

Posted by: Large Threating7783   2021-08-23 20:42  

#8  I just want to avoid a repeat of the unfortunate "how to remove bloodstains from carpeting?" incident.
Posted by: SteveS   2021-08-23 20:26  

#7  ^^^

I suppose one should turn on private browsing before googling "does suffocation show up on an autopsy?

Nah, that's a light question, for pvt browsing & gurgle... (switch to duckduckgo.com) then ask

How many bodies can I bury in my backyard before anyone gets suspicious. (?)
Posted by: Large Threating7783   2021-08-23 20:17  

#6  There are stories about carbonated lakes "burbing" out dissolved CO2 and suffocating villages.

I suppose one should turn on private browsing before googling "does suffocation show up on an autopsy?"
Posted by: SteveS   2021-08-23 19:12  

#5  My boy is up in Mammoth mountain and he warned us while hiking about Carbon monoxide that comes out in some areas and displaces the oxygen. You get tired, dizzy, then dead in fairly rapid order if you aren't paying attention. I would think the autopsy can spot that sort of thing.
Posted by: ruprecht   2021-08-23 18:24  

#4  Well, the nature trail they were on is in an area named "Devil's Gulch". Possibly for a reason.
Posted by: ed in texas   2021-08-23 09:53  

#3  Investigators will search phones of married couple found dead on California hiking trail with their toddler and dog to see if they left a final recording about their mysterious deaths
Posted by: Skidmark   2021-08-23 08:38  

#2  ...ask the residents of Santorini about the last time nature burped.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2021-08-23 07:00  

#1  Forest officials last month warned about 'extremely dangerous' algae blooms

But, but, but, Nature is good! Nature is kind!
Posted by: g(r)omgoru   2021-08-23 03:16  

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