[danielsan]

Originally Posted by CrunchyCripple ↗

Aw, that's sad.

Fun fact: "Electrocute" means to be killed by electricity. People often use the word to describe being shocked, but surviving. It's correct application is only used when the person/living thing is killed by the electricity.

I fucked up. I meant to include this pic....see next post!!

[danielsan]

Yep. If you live after an electrical incident you had an 'electric shock'. If you are electrocuted, you won't know anything about it.

[djrizzz]

so sad

[darkredspyder]

At least it was quick for them.

[K53]

R.I.P.

[Mollydoublybarrly]

Poor mum and her baby. This is incredibly sad.

But I just can't help it. I have to point out that in the last picture it looks like that one guy is hovering. Imagine the puddle is his shadow....

[Mollydoublybarrly]

Originally Posted by Anaesthetised ↗

Incredibly sad

But part of me does think that perhaps it wasn't the worst thing that the child died with her mum. What if she had no-one else to look after her? Though that might be jumping to conclusions.. still, the pain of losing your mum like that so tragically would be a horrible thing to have to get over as a small kid like that. Poor thing.

What about her other child? Lost both a parent and her sister

[kellyhound]

A powerline running through barbed wire probably not higher as 8 feet.

[11B2P]

Fucking tragic.

[REVZZYBAN]

CPR might have saved them. The bodies don't have any visible burn/char marks like what hardened DRer's are used to seeing. I know it's a stretch of the imagination that the average resident over there would have life saving training.