David Torrence's Death Ruled an Accidental Drowning, But For His Family Questions Remain Because Of Death Threats

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4 years ago 07/04/2019 6:33pm EDT

re: kdszlj;lkzsjdfs

kdszlj;lkzsjdfs wrote:
Well, I never imagined these sort of allegations, but I am pleased the tide has turned from 'back in the day' when all my posts about the hush hush-ness surrounding this were routinely deleted.
Quite a change of heart by site mgmt.

Agree entirely. Why it was verboten to discuss certain things is still hard to understand. Especially when "accidental drowning" was the official cause. The heavy-handedness only fueled speculation of more sinister or disconcerting possibilities.

4 years ago 07/04/2019 7:11pm EDT

re: same herre

same herre wrote:
kdszlj;lkzsjdfs wrote:
Well, I never imagined these sort of allegations, but I am pleased the tide has turned from 'back in the day' when all my posts about the hush hush-ness surrounding this were routinely deleted.
Quite a change of heart by site mgmt.
Agree entirely. Why it was verboten to discuss certain things is still hard to understand. Especially when "accidental drowning" was the official cause. The heavy-handedness only fueled speculation of more sinister or disconcerting possibilities.

Poster, you and several others open up this David Torrence thread with nothing new to add. Let it go.

4 years ago 07/04/2019 7:23pm EDT

re: kdszlj;lkzsjdfs

Trash journalism. Gault is going nowhere fast.

4 years ago 07/19/2019 10:53am EDT

re: wejo

wejo wrote:
It's worse than you said wrote:
Don't forget their most genius move: Threatening him on Facebook a year before they killed him.
As I've said the threats could be separate from what happened to David (even if the unlikely case the death wasn't accidental). I just want the threats looked into. I don't want to live in a society where someone can make such threats and get away with them.

An interesting ruling out of the state of California:

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-07-18/private-facebook-postings-gang-trial-california-supreme-court?fbclid=IwAR3fhIjo8QGBc2fzhBoo1h-Lx7sdFXvFgUP6jI3w8FVjqQPk6TaVHnU4DQY

4 years ago 07/19/2019 12:30pm EDT

re: let me understand ...

let me understand ... wrote:
same herre wrote:
Agree entirely. Why it was verboten to discuss certain things is still hard to understand. Especially when "accidental drowning" was the official cause. The heavy-handedness only fueled speculation of more sinister or disconcerting possibilities.
Poster, you and several others open up this David Torrence thread with nothing new to add. Let it go.

There you go again, trying to quash any discussion. Why?

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