fights Fight Ends In Accidental Death

[Monkman777]

 

[Wahnfred]

Does somebody has a clue what happned.
Ruptus of Larynx?

 

[lechmich]

Could be a carotid dissection perhaps

 

[Monkman777]

Could be a carotid dissection perhaps

Perhaps Flatus Tube could tell us.

 

[ThunderCat]

Looks to me that he hurt or maybe even snapped his neck. The other is trying to give him cpr WHEN he is still awake and making noises cos he is in pain. 😂🤣😂

 

[badangel7]

you can see the moment something important in his neck gives out
i'm going to put 5$CAD on basal skull fracture

 

[girl101]

He is a goner

 

[btmboi]

he knew he lost the fight so he is pretending

 

[Jizdrop1]

That wasn't an "accidental death"

 

[McM]

Looks to me that he hurt or maybe even snapped his neck. The other is trying to give him cpr WHEN he is still awake and making noises cos he is in pain. 😂🤣😂

It looks like a displacement activity of a cat when it did dumb shit and don't know what to do next. 😄

 

[AJ-NL]

Neck broken?

 

[punkduck]

you don't wear a ridiculous red hat and kill a person. jeez.

 

[Lepeka]

The neck is a goner

 

[SeikjuD09]

Whiplash?

 

[Normalmotherfucker]

he knew he lost the fight so he is pretending

Playing opossum won’t help him a any

 

[Russellmark11]

Does somebody has a clue what happned.
Ruptus of Larynx?

It's an esophageal perforation. It is a bursting from radial forces being applied. Think of a race car in a sharp turn. This makes a sudden increase in intraluminal pressures and is usually caused by vomiting or retching. It is present in elderly deaths because your esophagus weakens as you get older.

It's an esophageal perforation. It is a bursting from radial forces being applied. Think of a race car in a sharp turn. This makes a sudden increase in intraluminal pressures and is usually caused by vomiting or retching. It is present in elderly deaths because your esophagus weakens as you get older.

The weight of his body was pulling him one way and the guy yanked his neck in the opposite direction. Intubation within 10 min is the only way to survive.

 

[GoreExorcist]

It's the CPR which probably killed him.

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

Does somebody has a clue what happned.
Ruptus of Larynx?

He was dry raped to death. Dead before he hit the ground.

 

[Gentenaar9000]

My son wants to go America to study at Oxford. I showed him this video. Now he works at barber shop in our safe country in Haïti.

 

[Wahnfred]

It's an esophageal perforation. It is a bursting from radial forces being applied. Think of a race car in a sharp turn. This makes a sudden increase in intraluminal pressures and is usually caused by vomiting or retching. It is present in elderly deaths because your esophagus weakens as you get older.


The weight of his body was pulling him one way and the guy yanked his neck in the opposite direction. Intubation within 10 min is the only way to survive.

Thank's for your medical explanation

It's an esophageal perforation. It is a bursting from radial forces being applied. Think of a race car in a sharp turn. This makes a sudden increase in intraluminal pressures and is usually caused by vomiting or retching. It is present in elderly deaths because your esophagus weakens as you get older.


The weight of his body was pulling him one way and the guy yanked his neck in the opposite direction. Intubation within 10 min is the only way to survive.