Current Events > Anyone hear about the story of Audrey Metere who died while deep sea diving?

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https://www.reddit.com/r/thalassophobia/comments/7vulf9/no_limits_2013_the_haunting_story_of_audrey/
Apparently her husband has been doing some fishy shit. He was never charged for it either.
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Fishy shit

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MrK3V posted...

Fishy shit

MrK3V posted...

Fishy shit

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Her husband Pipin was negligent at best, not allowing anyone else to check her air tank, having only two safety divers instead of 16 (for a 160 meter dive, 1 SD at every 10 meter mark), not having the usual appropriate medical staff on standby, and having Audrey on her back when she was expelling bloody foam from her mouth.
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MrK3V posted...

Fishy shit

I was kind of hoping for a shark. Ive got some shark stories that would curl your hair from fear.
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southcoast09 posted...

I was kind of hoping for a shark. Ive got some shark stories that would curl your hair from fear.

please
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Came in for "fishy" pun

Wasn't disappointed at all
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someone @southcoast09 for the shark stories pls
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@ModLogic posted...

someone @southcoast09 for the shark stories pls

Would you like to hear some more? Did I ever show you the links where the Japanese used sharks to execute hundreds of war prisoners?

According to over 60 eyewitnesses testifying at the Hague following the war, these men were then forced into 1-meter-long (3 ft) bamboo cages meant to transport pigs. They were then transported via trucks and open rail cars to the coast, in temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius (100 F). The prisoners, already suffering from severe dehydration, were then placed on waiting boats, which sailed off the coast of Surabaya, whereupon the cages were thrown into the ocean. The prisoners were drowned or eaten alive by sharks.One Dutch witness, only 11 years old at the time, described the incident to a magazine: One day around noon, the hottest time of the day, a convoy of about four or five Army trucks passed the street where we were playing, loaded with so-called pig baskets, which were normally used to stack pigs during transport to the slaughterhouse or the market. Indonesia being a Moslem country, pigs were only for European and Chinese customers in the market. Moslems (Javanese) were not allowed to eat them and considered pigs (same as dogs) as dirty animals from which contact should be avoided. In other words: any connection with pigs and dogs was shameful. To our astonishment the pig baskets were crammed with Australian soldiers, some of them still wearing parts of their uniform, a few even their special hat. They were tied in pairs, two to each other, facing each other, and stacked, like pigs, in the baskets, lying down. Some were in a terrible state, crying for water, I saw one of the Japanese guards opening his fly and urinate on them. I remember being terrified and I can never forget this picture in my mind. Later my father told me the trucks were driven through the town as a show to the Indonesians for utter humiliation of the white race, finally being dumped into the harbour to drown.Lieutenant General Hitoshi Imamura, commander in chief of the Japanese forces in Java, was acquitted on war crimes charges by a Netherlands court due to lack of evidence but was later charged by an Australian military court and sentenced to 10 years in prison, which he served from 194654 in Sugamo, Japan

If youve heard this one, I can find some more.
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southcoast09 posted...

I was kind of hoping for a shark. I?ve got some shark stories that would curl your hair from fear.

I had a dream the other night that I caught a baby shark with my hands and then a seal came up and wanted it and bit my other hand so I gave it the shark and it swam away.
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southcoast09 posted...

@ModLogic posted...

someone @southcoast09 for the shark stories pls

Would you like to hear some more? Did I ever show you the links where the Japanese used sharks to execute hundreds of war prisoners?

According to over 60 eyewitnesses testifying at the Hague following the war, these men were then forced into 1-meter-long (3 ft) bamboo cages meant to transport pigs. They were then transported via trucks and open rail cars to the coast, in temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius (100 F). The prisoners, already suffering from severe dehydration, were then placed on waiting boats, which sailed off the coast of Surabaya, whereupon the cages were thrown into the ocean. The prisoners were drowned or eaten alive by sharks.One Dutch witness, only 11 years old at the time, described the incident to a magazine: One day around noon, the hottest time of the day, a convoy of about four or five Army trucks passed the street where we were playing, loaded with so-called pig baskets, which were normally used to stack pigs during transport to the slaughterhouse or the market. Indonesia being a Moslem country, pigs were only for European and Chinese customers in the market. Moslems (Javanese) were not allowed to eat them and considered pigs (same as dogs) as dirty animals from which contact should be avoided. In other words: any connection with pigs and dogs was shameful. To our astonishment the pig baskets were crammed with Australian soldiers, some of them still wearing parts of their uniform, a few even their special hat. They were tied in pairs, two to each other, facing each other, and stacked, like pigs, in the baskets, lying down. Some were in a terrible state, crying for water, I saw one of the Japanese guards opening his fly and urinate on them. I remember being terrified and I can never forget this picture in my mind. Later my father told me the trucks were driven through the town as a show to the Indonesians for utter humiliation of the white race, finally being dumped into the harbour to drown.Lieutenant General Hitoshi Imamura, commander in chief of the Japanese forces in Java, was acquitted on war crimes charges by a Netherlands court due to lack of evidence but was later charged by an Australian military court and sentenced to 10 years in prison, which he served from 194654 in Sugamo, Japan

If youve heard this one, I can find some more.

haven't heard that one but im aware of japnese war. crimes and some of the other stuff they've done.
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