[VileBreed]

Poor kid will be traumatized by this for the rest of his life.

[mfedkiw]

That water's probably cold enough that if they can find her within an hour I wonder if it might be possible to revive her. I've read stories like that in the past but can't remember what the exact circumstances were.

[Sgt.Reaper]

And just think, they could have been sitting at home in front of the fire with a nice glass of vodka. Instead they're jumping into freezing dark water at night. SMFH.

[Svetchkan131]

Sometimes reality and religion don’t play well together.

[CreepyDeathShrine]

That kid crying will haunt me until I forget it. I hate empathy more than my morbid curiosity sometimes.

[rhinobullet003]

When I was reading the description I thought it was accidental. Turns out this is a Darwin award.

[Krieger]

Ouch. I can handle the screams of a beheading victim 10 times better than that kid's cries.

[cutterschoice]

Originally Posted by mfedkiw ↗

That water's probably cold enough that if they can find her within an hour I wonder if it might be possible to revive her. I've read stories like that in the past but can't remember what the exact circumstances were.

Yes, I've heard of this too. It's rare, but possible, if you lose consciousness before you breathe any water in. This kid survived 42 minutes underwater: https://www.livescience.com/51046-ho...-drowning.html

[Tornadolen]

I would contact a world leader in cryonics, pay them good hard cash for them to be ready to transport my lady when found in that freezing river, with a little bit of luck, we'll have the technology to bring her back in around 15 years, you cannot ignore the fact Neuralink and Alcor Life Extension Foundation, are making breakthrough innovation happen.

[v1r]

"The body of 40-year-old A. T., who drowned in the Oredezh River, has not yet been found. She will be searched with special equipment."