[chris]

May 7 2008 Chamber Representative from Colombia, Jose Fernando Castro, died hours after vanish when presented a bill to members of a legislative committee of the cell, official sources reported.

Health Secretary of Bogota, Hector Zambrano, said that the congressman died of cardiorespiratory arrest three with possible brain damage.

Castro, officially part of the Cambio Radical, faded when the presentation of a bill of his own, to change the schedule for recreational bike paths that run in Bogota on Sunday and holidays.

The physician and Congressman Roy Barreras also provided first aid to Castro, and even supplied him mouth to mouth, and then moved into his vehicle at a clinical center.

House members complained that despite the calls for help, health teams in the Colombian capital was delayed more than 40 minutes on the scene.

The late congressman had served as the first Ombudsman, established figure in the 1991 Constitution.

Not really gory, but not something you see everyday..

[DonCorleone]

Who is it?

[chris]

not sure,

[araenae]

That's Colombian senator José Fernando Castro Caycedo, he died of a cerebral hemorrhage. That death stirred quite a controversy because due to the tight security of Colombian capitol, and the absolutely infernal downtown traffic in Bogotá, it took like 30 minutes for an ambulance to get there.

On a side note, this guy's brother, Germán Castro Caycedo is an award winning writer who did an extensive research on Pablo Escobar, Castro is considered the only reporter/writer who interviewed personally the infamous druglord while he was on top of the Medellín cocaine cartel and considered "the most dangerous man in the world" (Osama Bin Laden would took from him that "honor" several years later)

[dalefoster27]

poor guy

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by araenae ↗

That's Colombian senator José Fernando Castro Caycedo, he died of a cerebral hemorrhage. That death stirred quite a controversy because due to the tight security of Colombian capitol, and the absolutely infernal downtown traffic in Bogotá, it took like 30 minutes for an ambulance to get there.

On a side note, this guy's brother, Germán Castro Caycedo is an award winning writer who did an extensive research on Pablo Escobar, Castro is considered the only reporter/writer who interviewed personally the infamous druglord while he was on top of the Medellín cocaine cartel and considered "the most dangerous man in the world" (Osama Bin Laden would took from him that "honor" several years later)

Thanks for the info

[frozia]

I wonder why he died so fast and calm.

[WindBag]

heart attack or aneurism something like that.

[SICKnTWISTED]

Pow Ya Done For!!

[Willie]

Originally Posted by WindBag ↗

heart attack or aneurism something like that.

WTF its says in the first line of OP that he died of a cerebral hemorrhage.