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WRAL's Amanda Lamb talked to a woman who witnessed the scene and called 911. The woman had been driving on Lochemere Drive, when she noticed a man stop his pick-up truck and run down towards the lake. He had reportedly seen another woman also rushing towards the lake.
This is the part that I don't get and was never explained.
Also:
Worried about hypothermia – for both the victim and the man who jumped in after him – witnesses called 911.....
makes it sound like there were originally two people. No surprise it's a poorly written story on WRAL.
WRAL's Amanda Lamb talked to a woman who witnessed the scene and called 911. The woman had been driving on Lochemere Drive, when she noticed a man stop his pick-up truck and run down towards the lake. He had reportedly seen another woman also rushing towards the lake.
This is the part that I don't get and was never explained.
Also:
Worried about hypothermia – for both the victim and the man who jumped in after him – witnesses called 911.....
makes it sound like there were originally two people. No surprise it's a poorly written story on WRAL.
Yeah, I took that as he saw another woman that had stopped to help rushing toward the lake, but who knows.
WRAL's Amanda Lamb talked to a woman who witnessed the scene and called 911. The woman had been driving on Lochemere Drive, when she noticed a man stop his pick-up truck and run down towards the lake. He had reportedly seen another woman also rushing towards the lake.
This is the part that I don't get and was never explained.
Also:
Worried about hypothermia – for both the victim and the man who jumped in after him – witnesses called 911.....
makes it sound like there were originally two people. No surprise it's a poorly written story on WRAL.
It sounds like there was a man in his sixties, who was the victim, and three bystanders that attempted to help him.
As JONOV says, sounds like a suicide to me. He went back into the water.
I dunno I'm gonna have to disagree. Everything I read really points to it being a homocide. No doubt.
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