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[Kaeli.]

I have a feelin these parents will get more sympathy and no potential lawsuits

[Kaeli.]

Not a fckn SNACK

But yeah I'm sure they did, just like I'm sure the gorilla parents did. And they were dragged all throughout social media and through the media and mess. They'll probably get more because they child is potentially dead.

[Marilyn]

The child won't be found.

- Unfortunately, they may find a body part.

---They probably won't even find that. The first thing a gator does is drag their prey to the bottom so they will drown and can't move anymore. They will then eat. You will sometimes find parts of the body later. But this was a 2yr old. Don't think there will be anything left behind. Not trying to be cold and unfeeling about this. Just stating the obvious.

I forgot that they do that death roll with prey. Sigh.

[Kaeli.]

The child won't be found.

- Unfortunately, they may find a body part.

---They probably won't even find that. The first thing a gator does is drag their prey to the bottom so they will drown and can't move anymore. They will then eat. You will sometimes find parts of the body later. But this was a 2yr old. Don't think there will be anything left behind. Not trying to be cold and unfeeling about this. Just stating the obvious.

I forgot that they do that death roll with prey. Sigh.

Oh dear god

[The Brandy Barbie]

Wait.  So was he playing in the water or was he on as boat or on a boardwalk and put his foot in? 

Usually though, Disney will have some kind of barrier up to block kids from even being able to do something that would endanger themselves.  So I'm interested to know what happened.

[RatherBe]

My only thing is, why was the child so close to the water @ night time?
The child was one feet INTO the water.

The alligator was able to sneak up undetected and snag the child

I hate to say this
But it sounds like a case of "Aw lil baby playing by the water, no harm, let him be..."

Ch, in my family, it would be "get your ass over here now."

"if I can't touch you, you're too far!"

[FINE.]

That is such a gruesomely terrifying way to die. And a toddler at that

I cannot deal

[RatherBe]

Like, it's dark out. U should even be more careful and a 2 year old should be in a damn carriage

I don't fucking get it

Tbh..

I don't wanna just point fingers but it was kinda irresponsible on their part...

Even if not for the animals.. People snatch up kids too!!.. When my cousins or nephews go anywhere with me.. They are within arms reach or not that far to where I can't get to them. I can only imagine how magnified this feeling would be if it was MY OWN fuckin child! It's night time I would've probably been carrying him tbh!

[The Brandy Barbie]

How much counseling are the other 2 kids going to need?  They could be traumatized for life. To know that within a seconds time you could be dragged from your family never to return.  How unsafe in life will they feel in addition to the horror of having possibly lost a sibling.

[GRAND]

Aweeeeee

This is terrible

[GRAND]

My only thing is, why was the child so close to the water @ night time?
The child was one feet INTO the water.

The alligator was able to sneak up undetected and snag the child

these were dumb parents

Disney is a HUGE tourist resort. I haven't been in a few years but they don't allow the public to get near anything considered dangerous.

Daddy was probably like 'LOOK BBY :D' while leaning him into the fcking mouth of the gator.

[GRAND]

oh wait this was just a small manmade lake, not an attraction.

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Disney girl, you in danger.

[b7]

Reading this was in Orlando too. Wow, the city has had three major news stories in less than a week!

what is really going on

[Young]

These are trying times. Jesus, Jesus, Jesus.

[b7]

oh wait this was just a small manmade lake, not an attraction.

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Disney girl, you in danger.

!!!! This was away from the major parks and at the damn RESORT

They're finished. That family needs to drain Disneys coins right on OUT