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OnDoutside

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14. No, you're missing the fact that this is a Lagoon on the Disney property, not the Everglades.

Wed Jun 15, 2016, 05:59 PM

Jun 2016

The only sign on the beach said No Swimming, not that There Are Alligators in this Lagoon. To find 5 (and more) gators in that lagoon and have a Disney made beach facing onto it without any protection, is reckless in the extreme. Disney CAN control that, and should have. It's little comfort to the Graves family but they'll (rightly) sue Disney for multi millions.

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Body of 2-year-old boy grabbed by Alligator at Disney resort has been recovered [View all] Siwsan Jun 2016 OP

thank heavens for his family. irisblue Jun 2016 #1

I thought the same thing Siwsan Jun 2016 #2

Got a breaking banner on this and heard the story on the radio BumRushDaShow Jun 2016 #3

Here's what makes me stop, every time a scenario like this hits the news Siwsan Jun 2016 #4

The attack Sgent Jun 2016 #5

I hadn't read that - Siwsan Jun 2016 #6

You could put up 1000 signs, I wouldn't bring my kid anywhere near it. Any OnDoutside Jun 2016 #10

Agree Siwsan Jun 2016 #12

Incredibly sad story, but I wish essme Jun 2016 #8

No, it's a massive failure in Duty of Care by Disney, made even worse by finding 5 alligators. OnDoutside Jun 2016 #9

are you essme Jun 2016 #11

No, you're missing the fact that this is a Lagoon on the Disney property, not the Everglades. OnDoutside Jun 2016 #14

... Warren DeMontague Jun 2016 #7

That poor poor family!!! LostOne4Ever Jun 2016 #13