Good guy, I think many of us would've pressed charges instead. Hopefully kids learnt their lesson well and good.

The things we do to fellow humans are truly horrific

It disgusts me that there’s still people out there who don’t see a problem with this.

He may be innocent of that since it was some odd thing in the trial, as one of the main whitnesses having a major financial interest in having the cause being vandalism and not natural. However, as he has commited several arsons and burglaries he does belong in jail.

Well that is terrifying

Rot. In. Hell.

Seeing this in the morning news had me shivering in tears 😭

This happened in April last year. A crocodile photographer & conservationist, Tom Chalmers Hayes, who went to the scene suggested it was a trophy hunter's killing. He posted a message on social media stating that there were "...very clear machete marks...on the body and around the neck area where the head has been removed."

I recall reading something about the photographer having mental health issues after taking this photo. I can't recall the precise context though.

This should be illegal in all countries.

What the actual f**k. This is taught to children in USA?

These atrocities are becoming the norm. That is not right.

Bro…reverse as quick as possible. What is in the woods?!?

Real life zombie 😳

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There is still one iron lung patient alive - Paul Alexander, who has been in one since 1952 after polio left him paralyzed at the age of 6. Saw a documentary about him once, which was interesting. He graduated college, got a law degree, practiced his adult life and would sometime be a public speaker to various groups (via video). They stopped making the machines in like the 60s and its not like you can get replacement parts so even maintaining the damn things requires a lot of ingenuity and specialization from a very small group of Paul's friends or hired help willing to do it.

I wonder if the newer medical technologies weren't available at some point so she could be free of the iron lung prior to her passing in 2008.

No generator you got to be kidding me!

I did my nurses training in an infectious diseases hospital in Australia. We had a respirator ward, ( aka iron lung) our respirators were made of wood and painted white though. I worked on the ward for over a year and we didn't have a power cut while I was there. What we did have though, was an automatic generator that would cut in if there was a power cut.

My father got polio when he was really young (4-5) so ~1932-33. He couldn't walk. He was brought to the local YMCA to swim with his dog for therapy. He started walking again with a slightly crooked ankle - he couldn't dance. Having the polio vaccine was an absolute must for all of us children when he got married.

Should be shown to all anti vaxxers

Sad. Curious though about how iron lungs work? Are there newer version/treatments these days?

Did the hospital not have back up generators?

gee...aren't the anti vaxers something

don't do meth

Burn it to the ground

The trauma in his eyes

Sometimes it just leaves you speechless. Raid. Hard to fathom isn't it?

Gummed to death. Slow and painful....

Well. At least, with a faece like that, she's distinctive.

Oh. Well, there's a stroke of luck.

Hopefully someone shoves a burning stick in him up where the sun don't shine ! >:-(

This is why I love the NHS