I’m not young, but I’m so confused looking at that list! 😂
Are these real movies?? I see all famous actors, but don’t recognize a single film! Like they’ve been generated with AI. lol
Yeah, work from the homeless shelter. /s
People should be paid more, not less. There’s enough wealth hoarding to prove the money is there.
Fucker, we need healthcare and help for the homeless.
Much of DOGE’s work is avoiding oversight and transparency…
How can any voter be OK with this?
Most of my groceries accidentally end up being nearly all Canadian products.
I haven’t really needed to buy anything other than groceries this past week, but I have been looking for alternatives to other products I’ll eventually need, and I will make buying Canadian first a priority, followed by Not American™ as a close second. 😂
Broken bones would absolutely turn this into a homicide investigation, IMO.
hahaha! Grab him by the ego!
The determination is made by the circumstances under which the body is found; I was trying to imply this in my last post. If a body is found with no evidence as to how it got there or why the person in question is a corpse, we don’t just shrug and go about our business.
Just to clarify, she was quite alive before going to the hospital, and was still alive hours after arriving there. They couldn’t keep her alive, but she wasn’t a random corpse that ended up being found in the woods somewhere - she was found on the steps of a home close to where she lives.
Did the home belong to people she knows (i.e. walked there and then something happened that left her in the cold), or was she put there? If she was put there, why? Someone who intended to kill her would certainly not put her somewhere safe to be found by others.
This case absolutely warrants an investigation, but I will still say that some of the most important details are missing here. We simply don’t know enough to draw conclusions from a single family member who wasn’t even the first person to find the deceased.
I’m maintaining my original point that frostbite/hypothermia do not cause internal bleeding on their own, which is patently true, and answering what seem to be questions.
For sure, not out of the blue. That’s why information like “how did she get there?” and “how was she brought into the home?” are critical. Injuries happen if you fall after being disorientated, as one might be if they are suffering from hypothermia. Or they can happen if you’re being moved without care. These don’t necessarily point to homicide, and could very well fit the “medical incident” narrative being told by the RCMP.
I hope that the reports follow this case, because now I’m quite interested in the outcome. I feel terrible for the family. She was a mother and had quite a few grandkids.
That’s because they didn’t suspect foul play, and they had no reason to look for internal injuries.
But if there’s a possibility of internal injury, medical staff will check for it.
That’s the thing, though. How is that determination made? And did the hospital tell the police, or only the sister?
We must be missing some key information that hopefully the coroner (and the investigation) can shed light on.
Keep in mind, most of what we know is coming from the sister, who appears to have only appeared on the scene after her sister had been moved to the kitchen of the home with heaters set up to warm her up.
We know nothing about whether April was found without a jacket (temps were -20C that day) or bleeding or anything, really. Was she dragged into the home by the people helping her (which could cause internal bleeding), or was she carried in, or did she walk in??
We are so in the dark here. I’d really not speculate any more, because I can think of 101 scenarios both supporting homicide or an accident.
Just got the update. Good timing, because over the last week, I’ve had DOZENS upon DOZENS of IP addresses auto-blocked.
Before that, the last blocked IP address was like in September, so someone/something is probing.
I wouldn’t want any of our American friends or our Canadian soldiers to be killed because of that fat fuck.
If anything, effort needs to be made to remove him before this escalates even further. Our true allies will understand, because a war between Canada and the United States would end up as a World War, and nobody wants that.
The Ford Government has been intentionally underfunding healthcare in Ontario for years. This “crisis” was manufactured by him and his team of bandits.
He even withheld funding during COVID when our frontline workers were begging (and dying) for support.
What does it take for voters to realize that any of the day-to-day problems they face in their lives are due to the Conservative government they continue to vote for? And this applies at both the Provincial and municipal levels! Stop voting Conservative if you want to survive your next personal health crisis.
I agree with you 100%. Institutionalized racism is still quite common.
My issue is the reporting. Any time a tragedy happens, families always say “my loved one would never do that” or “I don’t think this was an accident.”.
Grief has you looking for anything that makes sense, but the opinions of family aren’t fact, and there are details that should have been left out of the report, since it’s all speculation.
The important part is that an investigation has been launched, and the family can get more answers than they were given.
I’m not denying or defending the steps police took in this case. I hate bad cops as much as the next person.
There’s an obvious history of First Nation and other indigenous groups being ignored by police.
If it turns out that autopsy concludes that this death was simply an accident, the way it’s been reported will only serve to divide the community and their law enforcement.
But neither frostbite nor hypothermia cause internal bleeding.
The hypothesis is that someone experiencing hypothermia may not have the ability to coordinate their movements, resulting in falls or impacts to their body, leading to possible internal bleeding.
They didn’t specify where this internal bleeding came from, and I find it odd that they would be looking for internal bleeding in an apparent case of hypothermia. But I’ll repeat, I’m not a doctor, so I have no idea what the protocol is for something like that.
I do know that my wife was once hypothermic after falling into frozen water, and they didn’t do any internal diagnostics.
No, it’s a matter of principle.
If the media is misrepresenting the facts of the case, it hurts First Nation people.
Family always has other explanations for why their loved one died under tragic circumstances. It’s probably a coping mechanism. But since when do we take opinion over fact?
I’m not a doctor, but apparently, hypothermia can affect the body’s ability to properly clot blood, which could result in internal bleeding.
In studies where induced hypothermia is administered to a patient in surgery, it’s been noted that bleeding risk is elevated.
The corner should be able to make this determination.
It’s not really the metal that’s bad, but the coating on the inside of the metal (in contact with your food/water), that raises concerns.
Glass is best, but food/water in glass containers are often considerably more expensive.