Lane Graves is 2 Year old Boy that lost his life in Alligator Attack

[JI7]

based on the 2nd pic looks like he has an older sister also. older than she is in that pic now and will remember this . based on everything i have read so far they should never have had that movie night thing and should have had more warnings of the alligators.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

1. OMG, what a precious...I can't....

[840high]

2. So sad.

[cyberswede]

3. Poor little guy.

[herding cats]

4. I think I read today the sister is now 4-years old.

I may have that wrong, my brain was in a total meltdown mode by the time I read that article.

[radical noodle]

8. You're right

They said she is four and the whole family saw him being carried away. They were here from Nebraska. Can't imagine the horror and nightmares this will cause.

[Beaverhausen]

9. Seriously. How do you get over that?

How do you stop seeing him being carried away over and over.

So sad.

[Quackers]

5. No words...

[Kaleva]

6. Sad.

[Tarheel_Dem]

7. How awful.

[steve2470]

10. ............

for Lane Graves and his family

[BlueMTexpat]

11. That poor baby!

What a horrible thing to happen!

[passiveporcupine]

12. CNN has more news on this

The autopsy shows Lane died of traumatic injury and drowning.

Now, the part that pisses me off:

In April of 2015, a previous guest at a different Disney resort (3.5 miles south of this one) was with his 5-year-old son who was wading in a lagoon The father saw an alligator coming straight at his son. He pulled his son out, then saw a second alligator. He warned a hotel manager, who said they were local pets and wouldn't hurt anyone. The father warned them at some point, some day, one of their resident pets would kill somebody.

This father was an attorney. He wish he had taken this further than just talking to a local manager. I'm not blaming him, but obviously Disney didn't do a damned thing about it.

Here is the CNN clip. I can't embed: http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/previous-visitors-say-they-warned-disney-about-alligators/

[Maru Kitteh]

13. One can only imagine the guilt he must feel

Of course it wasn't his responsibility, but that's a hard sell to one's conscience.