This has to be one of the saddest ways to lose ur kid. Couldn't even imagine telling this story to other people if it was my kid, I'd cry like a baby everytime. The thought of the sand collapsing on her and the helpless feeling trying to dig her out in time tears me apart.
It doesn't make it better or any less worse. In any way. But for claritys sake. She likely did not suffer. These cave ins ussually crush their victums to death. So fast they barely have time to realize how bad it is. I used to love digging holes like this until someone told me this could happen.
Go read the OSHA guidelines on digging and excavation. There is so much that regular people should understand about collapses like this. This is much more dangerous than they're indicating
Kids were having fun digging in the sand on the beach. We have all been there. Mother nature is powerful. RIP. I was lucky, in the 70's me and my friend dug up a land mine on the beach. OSHA ?
My husband of 30 years was a sailor and we were always stationed close to the beaches. We taught out kids from an early age not to dig a deep hole in the sand and to make sure they fill in any holes that they dig. Such a tragedy that should not have happened.
Sand is not stable, but wow...... I doubt this family ever would have imagined something like this happening... My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends. May she rest in peace.
That surely gives to the notion that death can come to anyone at any time in ways our minds never imagine!!! That is why prayer and giving thanks for life is so precious and important now more than ever!! May these children rest in peace!
@@Leo88vignorance is common, I’ve grown up and spent over half a century on the beautiful sands of the gulf coast, and never once heard of sand safety, not one time - only water , and tide .. look how many sand digging contest- and of course yes, not to disturb sand dunes, bc of wildlife, but never once a dug hole like this becoming an avalanche- so, ignorance is very common, and that’s something we can change at least
Why would the family not have imagined this happening! It’s happened loads of times, it’s more like the family should have prevented those two kids from digging a big deep hole in the first place!!
I'm old now but I used to do that when I was kid. Even my own children used to to that maybe not to deep ...never knew it could happen. Guess no place is safe! So sorry for the family who lost a little princess 🥲
I so much agree!!! No one is safe from death in any capacity!!! It can come from anywhere and at any time when we least expect it to happen!! I don't think I have ever heard someone dying from sand caving under them on a beach!!! This one takes the cake!!
@@damionbarrett4403 actually that one ‘doesn’t take the cake’ it’s happened so many times on beaches around the World, not just kids either, adults who should know better have died doing the same thing.
They dug such a massive hole because A. The parent(s) helped them OR B. The parents paid no attention whatsoever to what their kids were doing!! Either way the parent(s) must take responsibility for this tragic event. I can’t say ‘accident’ because it was inevitable that digging down that deep renders the upper sand unstable, especially if it’s very dry sand. Young kids wouldn’t obv know this, hence why the parent(s) should take responsiblity!
Lord bring this child in to your kingdom and put her parents heart at ease for they are for sure in pain.....god bless this child with open arms and into your hold kingdom and heal her as well and allow her into everlasting life and I pray for her brother who came face to face with death and with mysterious wonders and great honor he is still here with us bless all the souls involved for no one deserves what happen at all and I pray everyone will be ok n Jesus name Amen.
I can't imagine going on vacation or just a trip to the beach where you live, and this happens. OMG. My only Sister lost her only children, two boys. First one died in a Quad accident at the age of 14 and her second Son who was a Marine coming home on leave before deploying to Afghanistan, died in a motorcycle accident at the age of 19, just eight years after His Big Brother. That's left Our Family devastated and has changed our lives forever. I really have no idea how My Sister has carried on somehow. GOD BLESS this Family and May HE Wrap Them in His Loving Arms.😢😢😢😢😢😮😮😮😭😨😞😳😳
Rehobeth beach has all but stopped these kind of death. We have posted city ordinance sign on all beaches you cant go over 2 feet deep if you are seen digging deeper you can be fined (and its a big fine) and it depends if the officer want to arrest if its really big. We had teenagers for kicks digging 6 to 8 feet deep holes on the beach and tourist would walk along the beach at night and fall in them and die.
Great, that's all we need is more government involvement in our lives. Life is scary, but I draw the line at taking people's freedom away. Obviously this little were not digging 10 foot holes, so your ordinances would of done nothing. Maybe ppl should just not drive a car
@@frontlinemedia4270I’m all for small government but there has to be rules. It’s not right for a person to dig a deep hole and then someone else who had nothing to do with that hole, come falls in it and dies. There are oppressive rules and there are rules of general safety.
Can’t imagine going on vacation and leaving with one less…just so sad. I don’t know if the sand crushed their rib cages and they suffocated but I hope the brother can make a full recovery. It must’ve been very painful. I get anxiety thinking about not being able to take a deep breath. Rip lil angel.
Ive lived in Fl for almost all my live and was born in the Caribbean never heard of this ever happening but then again ive never gone to the beach in february no matter how hot it is maybe it happens during ceratin seasons idk... rip to that little angel 💔
I've seen a program about the very same thing. The beach sand has pockets of open space below the sand & digging over one of those areas can cause the sand to completely cave in on itself. The person digging over that area can go with the sand when it caves in. The story I saw on TV was about a little boy that was walking over the sand when it gave way & he sunk completely down into the hole. He was rescued alive, however, it was a very harrowing experience for the little guy! Rightfully so!!
I love this idea! Creative and safe! I recalled the young girl and brother who dug a deep hole in the sand. Her 9 yo brother got out alive. His 7 yo sister did not make it. Such a horrific tragedy.
This is a heartbreaking tragedy. My condolences to Sloan's family. I pray for their comfort and peace. Especially I pray for her brother. This will stay with him the rest of his life. May Sloan rest in peace dear Lord.
I heard that in Ocean City, MD several years ago. That two kids made a hole and a bridge out of sand they stepped on the bridge and both fell into the hole and died instantly. I was told that they inhale the sand while trying to breathe and die instantly. They were not found right away. They had a 4 hour drive back home without 2 of the children.
It can be likened to a snow avalanche, except that it involves wet beach sand. In such a scenario, it makes little difference whether the parents were directly above the individual or not. The sheer weight of the sand exerts immense pressure, leading to the expulsion of air from the lungs and the onset of asphyxiation. For both adults and children, the process is swift, and it is likely that the parents were either in close proximity or right next to the individual. However, considering that the boy's head was above ground, it is possible that he attempted to climb up before the sand caved in. Regardless of the precise location of the guardians, the situation is undoubtedly tragic.
@@Rivanni1 aka Terri Willett Fascinating explanation of the properties of sand. (Which diverts some minds from my original question.) Where were the 'supervising adult(s)'? And, what were they doing as their daughter dug a deep hole? If you don't know, then that's your answer. Enough with the excuses. The goal should be to educate others and to prevent future tragedies, instead of '... there's nothing that could've prevented this unforeseen accident.' Regardless if a parent was in the pit or not, common sense should've prevailed. You don't dig a hole so deep that you can't get out of it. Especially, when the walls are NOT fortified to prevent collapsing.
@pvt.2426 I understand your curiosity, but I must say that I find your tone to be somewhat insensitive. I have looked into the matter you mentioned, and it appears that the children were indeed very close to them-approximately 12 feet or less, as reported by The Insider. The parents of the children immediately began digging and calling for help, but it took 15 minutes to free them. Tragically, only the boy survived, while the girl was crushed and suffocated. I hope that satisfies you and doesn't divert attention. Also, the hole would only need to be four or so feet deep, but you can look that up on your own time. I'm going back to work.
@@Rivanni1 Terri, a few things to address. [1] When I receive a 'Notification' from UA-cam, it says Terri Willett has replied. However, when I click on your reply to read it, then something strange happens. It shows 'Rivanni' instead. (I've never noticed this happening before and I thought you should know this.) [2] Your opinion of my alleged 'somewhat insensitive' nature is mischaracterized. What you're experiencing is my 'objectivity'. As a professional consultant, I routinely use my analytical training skills and see things through an 'objective lens'. These skills include my ability to focus on what matters, an eye for details, and not lose sight of 'the 'big picture'. (Which, I often foresee accurately before it happens. This comes from experience.) [3] My original posted commentary or assessment was based SOLELY on the content of THAT posted video. No other outside sources or materials were researched. And, I recognized that the reporting was lacking in 'investigative & analytical journalism'. Instead of giving viewers 'objective & relevant information', so we (as intelligent human beings) may decide for ourselves, what to think or feel, the media decided to control the narrative and manipulate your reaction. For example, if the story was about a 'house fire' and a cat + her kittens didn't survive. Their narrative was focused on the poor kitties and presented for consumption as a 'tear-jerker'. I also feel sorry for the cats. But, I am independent enough of their mind-control to think, 'What caused the fire?', 'Allowing a child to put a space heater near her pet's bed, which was by flammable drapes, wasn't a great idea.' [4] What happened to this little girl was tragic, but it was avoidable. Her parents will regrettably live with their mistake for the rest of their lives. Please don't spend any more of your valuable time researching for relevant details that the original video lacked. (Which was my point.)
Where were her parents? Was it possible that there was no one to ensure that the children did not make deep holes in the sand? Sad sad sad news, I'm so sad for this girl, she was 7 years old 🙏
I think a lot of us don't know that it's not okay to dig deep holes, especially if we don't live near a beach like this family didn't. It sounds like the parents and many people were right there and nobody knew to stop them from digging.
My deepest condolences to her family and those who were trying so desperately to dig her out in time. I can't imagine losing a child under any circumstances, but this one is so tragic as to add to the sorrow. Praying that the Lord will be with them and comfort them somehow as they brave a future without their precious daughter.
I attempted this as teenager, sand piles up real quick around your feet, luckily I had the wherewithal to realize the danger and wiggled out, went back to flinging myself off 6ft jumps on the motorcycle, its safer. --and for the feller who may want say I don't know what I'm talking about, again... its my sandbox and I throw sand!
Omg really cute but super dangerous to dig this deep a 7 year old little girl died here in Florida on vacation with her family after her and her brother were digging, the sand collapsed and pulled her under. Her brother survived but many people tried to save her but couldn’t. Super sad.
@@CuttinBlade Can't understand how a parent let their kids dig a 5-foot hole. Or a lifeguard would have warned them etc. Or lifeguards no longer necessary on beaches?
She was probably digging straight down in damp sand. It'll hold an edge like that for a little bit, but when it goes, it's like a hard wave. It most likely knocked her over. I'd bet they got about 3 feet down before it collapsed.
They warn people of digging holes in the beach and how many succumb to the holes. In north Florida you get a citation for digging holes bc it is so dangerous
I'm not quite sure I'm understanding how it collapsed on them? That insinuates they were under the sand. Did they somehow dig a tunnel and were inside that tunnel? That is a terrifying thought!
Exactly. My kids went to the beach and after an hour wanted to swim in the pool and snack. This is such a freak accident it’s just awful. I hope the lil boy will be ok and not blame himself.
This happens because the sand was put on the beach by the city after the sand pounded in place by the ocean was washed away in the ever more dangerous hurricanes. How do I know this? Because this happened on the Florida beaches of my childhood. When my mom died, I went back to her Florida home, a few hours north of Miami. I was walking on the beach with my sister, in ankle deep water. Suddenly the sand gave way like quicksand, and we were thigh deep in the sand and ocean water! Terrifying! Happily my son was with us, and was able to pull us out. You see, the ocean building a beach, pounding down the sand it deposits, is a completely different thing than trucks and tractors dumping sand on a beach. No strength. Air bubbles.
I hope they little 9 y.o. can get some counseling. He lost is baby sister. This might weigh on his mind if he was protective of her. I wonder where the parents were.
This has to be one of the saddest ways to lose ur kid. Couldn't even imagine telling this story to other people if it was my kid, I'd cry like a baby everytime. The thought of the sand collapsing on her and the helpless feeling trying to dig her out in time tears me apart.
It doesn't make it better or any less worse. In any way. But for claritys sake. She likely did not suffer. These cave ins ussually crush their victums to death. So fast they barely have time to realize how bad it is.
I used to love digging holes like this until someone told me this could happen.
@@vetriv702 Bet they never imagined this could happen, they must be feeling guilt for taking that vacation, can't even think their pain! 🥲
@@thepackable No, she suffocated under it all.
Go read the OSHA guidelines on digging and excavation. There is so much that regular people should understand about collapses like this. This is much more dangerous than they're indicating
Right
J.u.l.i.e!!!! When digging
Kids were having fun digging in the sand on the beach.
We have all been there. Mother nature is powerful. RIP.
I was lucky, in the 70's me and my friend dug up a land mine on the beach. OSHA ?
@@chefgiovanniI believe all of that exept there is no such thing as mother nature.
Sorry you feel that way brian
I grew up on the Jersey Shore hearing horror stories about getting buried in big holes. Not just little children, either.
WTf? Damn, that's tragic...
I'm on the shores of Lake Erie and never was warned about anything like this. These parents were from Indiana, God help them. Probably had no idea
My husband of 30 years was a sailor and we were always stationed close to the beaches. We taught out kids from an early age not to dig a deep hole in the sand and to make sure they fill in any holes that they dig. Such a tragedy that should not have happened.
Sand is not stable, but wow...... I doubt this family ever would have imagined something like this happening... My thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends. May she rest in peace.
That surely gives to the notion that death can come to anyone at any time in ways our minds never imagine!!!
That is why prayer and giving thanks for life is so precious and important now more than ever!! May these children rest in peace!
Pure ignorance on the parents!
This has happened many times in the past!
@@Leo88vignorance is common, I’ve grown up and spent over half a century on the beautiful sands of the gulf coast, and never once heard of sand safety, not one time - only water , and tide .. look how many sand digging contest- and of course yes, not to disturb sand dunes, bc of wildlife, but never once a dug hole like this becoming an avalanche- so, ignorance is very common, and that’s something we can change at least
Why would the family not have imagined this happening! It’s happened loads of times, it’s more like the family should have prevented those two kids from digging a big deep hole in the first place!!
I send her family love, light, peace and healing in the Light. May God Bless them to get through this.
If your god was doing his job then the little girl would still be alive, right?
@AlexRides808 she is alive. In Heaven. You'll find out sooner or later
How do you send light?
@@christopherwood8363 I pray to God and express what I wish to convey or “send.”
@@christopherwood8363 the same way your mom does
It happens. Never let children,dig deep holes.
I never knew this could happen. And I have lived near the ocean my entire life. This is so sad.
Have you ever been to the beach?
@CuttinBlade I go to the beaches every year in Florida never heard of this happening either
Me either! How in the world did that happen exactly??! That's what I am confused about
@@CuttinBlademost Floridians don’t be digging holes on the beaches like that.
I've heard of this happening. There was a series in the early 2000s, called "Curious and Unusual Deaths," and this was one way someone died.
I'm old now but I used to do that when I was kid. Even my own children used to to that maybe not to deep ...never knew it could happen. Guess no place is safe!
So sorry for the family who lost a little princess 🥲
I so much agree!!! No one is safe from death in any capacity!!!
It can come from anywhere and at any time when we least expect it to happen!!
I don't think I have ever heard someone dying from sand caving under them on a beach!!! This one takes the cake!!
@@damionbarrett4403 actually that one ‘doesn’t take the cake’ it’s happened so many times on beaches around the World, not just kids either, adults who should know better have died doing the same thing.
I can’t imagine how deep that hole was to fit two kids and not be able to save them😢
Omg that is so sad. 😢
Wow, imagine living with this. So sad
Where were the parents
This is devastating. How did these two little kids dig such a massive hole? Condolences to this family.❤
Parents helped
Had a tree or other organic thing been buried and rotted away, leaving a subsurface hole?
They dug such a massive hole because A. The parent(s) helped them OR B. The parents paid no attention whatsoever to what their kids were doing!! Either way the parent(s) must take responsibility for this tragic event. I can’t say ‘accident’ because it was inevitable that digging down that deep renders the upper sand unstable, especially if it’s very dry sand. Young kids wouldn’t obv know this, hence why the parent(s) should take responsiblity!
🙏 May she RIP.
Lord bring this child in to your kingdom and put her parents heart at ease for they are for sure in pain.....god bless this child with open arms and into your hold kingdom and heal her as well and allow her into everlasting life and I pray for her brother who came face to face with death and with mysterious wonders and great honor he is still here with us bless all the souls involved for no one deserves what happen at all and I pray everyone will be ok n Jesus name Amen.
😢 Jesus lord give strength those parents.
Stop it with your make-believe, childish, fantasy, religious BS. Grow up!
So sorry for you.
But Jesus is the only enswerd to this insane world.
@@G47-c8xJesus is the only one that can give strength
😢😢😢. So terribly heartbreaking
I can't imagine going on vacation or just a trip to the beach where you live, and this happens. OMG. My only Sister lost her only children, two boys. First one died in a Quad accident at the age of 14 and her second Son who was a Marine coming home on leave before deploying to Afghanistan, died in a motorcycle accident at the age of 19, just eight years after His Big Brother. That's left Our Family devastated and has changed our lives forever. I really have no idea how My Sister has carried on somehow. GOD BLESS this Family and May HE Wrap Them in His Loving Arms.😢😢😢😢😢😮😮😮😭😨😞😳😳
Jesus....so sad. Sleep in peace...😢
She is safe in the arms of Jesus.
Rehobeth beach has all but stopped these kind of death. We have posted city ordinance sign on all beaches you cant go over 2 feet deep if you are seen digging deeper you can be fined (and its a big fine) and it depends if the officer want to arrest if its really big. We had teenagers for kicks digging 6 to 8 feet deep holes on the beach and tourist would walk along the beach at night and fall in them and die.
Why does the sand collapse? Are old coral reefs Cocina below like typical Florida sinkholes? TY
It's....sand. duh @@Vbluevital
Great, that's all we need is more government involvement in our lives. Life is scary, but I draw the line at taking people's freedom away. Obviously this little were not digging 10 foot holes, so your ordinances would of done nothing. Maybe ppl should just not drive a car
@@frontlinemedia4270 Shut up. Safety is more valuable then your fear of authority 🙄.
@@frontlinemedia4270I’m all for small government but there has to be rules. It’s not right for a person to dig a deep hole and then someone else who had nothing to do with that hole, come falls in it and dies. There are oppressive rules and there are rules of general safety.
I never knew about this, but it makes so much sense as to how this could happen. This is insane and tragic, my condolences to the poor parents.
LORD JESUS bless this family with your comfort and peace amen
Jesus was watching and did nothing to stop/help. Shame.
Jesus was a no show sister
@@Zenithx3 🧌
When a child dies, it goes to heaven. Jesus loves the children. He said," the kingdom belongs to such as these."
Very sad
How deep was the damn hole?
5- 6 foot deep.
@@Powell_OBonez a 7 and 9 year old dug that? And parents weren't watching saying that's deep enough at 2 feet? They trying to dig to china?
@SgtJoeSmith
Could've been started by someone else and they just jumped in and kept going. Something just isn't adding up here for sure
@@Powell_OBonez they must have had adults helping them! No young kids can dig a 6ft deep hole!!
@irenemcgrath7739
I dug holes 4+ft deep in heavy clay soil as a kid so digging a 6 ft deep hole in wet sand would've been easy to me.
OMG, I lived near this beach and always went to it. I can't imagine this. Prayers going up
🙏🙏🙏
Can’t imagine going on vacation and leaving with one less…just so sad. I don’t know if the sand crushed their rib cages and they suffocated but I hope the brother can make a full recovery. It must’ve been very painful. I get anxiety thinking about not being able to take a deep breath. Rip lil angel.
God bless this family!
Having fun can be deadly on earth. Respect and fear the earth
Ive lived in Fl for almost all my live and was born in the Caribbean never heard of this ever happening but then again ive never gone to the beach in february no matter how hot it is maybe it happens during ceratin seasons idk... rip to that little angel 💔
Condolences to the family and her friends.
So sorry for all involved 🙏
That poor baby. Prayers to her family. My lord, how painful.
I have a 8 year old how sad r.i.p🥺
you do??? You need to write a book.
Does she dig holes?
Duh every kid likes to dig holes and be kids!
Very very sad. My condolences to the little girls entire family. So happy her brother survived. 🙏
Tragic, that poor family.
I've seen a program about the very same thing. The beach sand has pockets of open space below the sand & digging over one of those areas can cause the sand to completely cave in on itself. The person digging over that area can go with the sand when it caves in. The story I saw on TV was about a little boy that was walking over the sand when it gave way & he sunk completely down into the hole. He was rescued alive, however, it was a very harrowing experience for the little guy! Rightfully so!!
OMG, that was HUGE, still who would think of the danger with them playing, now I will pass this around! Thank you to all the people who helped!
Errrr anyone with common sense would see the danger, unfortunately not everyone possesses it!
I love this idea! Creative and safe! I recalled the young girl and brother who dug a deep hole in the sand. Her 9 yo brother got out alive. His 7 yo sister did not make it. Such a horrific tragedy.
That hole had to be so deep anyone with a smidgeon of common sense would've know digging that deep in sand was dangerous.
Wth kinda hole was this that a 7 and 9 year old dug?
How horrifying...condolences to the family
So what were the Parents doing?
Saddest and most heartbreaking story... Prayers for family 🙏
This is a heartbreaking tragedy. My condolences to Sloan's family. I pray for their comfort and peace. Especially I pray for her brother. This will stay with him the rest of his life. May Sloan rest in peace dear Lord.
Omg.....blessings to her and her family....
Digging a grave ?
Where were the parents?
Love and peace for the family.❤❤❤
So sorry for the loss
This is so sad. Sending positive thoughts and prayers to the family. I can’t imagine what they must be going through 😢🙏🏼
My heart goes out to all the family and friends who are grieving.
I heard that in Ocean City, MD several years ago. That two kids made a hole and a bridge out of sand they stepped on the bridge and both fell into the hole and died instantly. I was told that they inhale the sand while trying to breathe and die instantly. They were not found right away. They had a 4 hour drive back home without 2 of the children.
Horrible. Those poor parents.
Praying for Family!
Adults helped dig
So sad. Sending love and prayers to the family. 🙏❤️
Ava: Yes, I agree. I have a 5 year old sister and we have never dug at our beach. If My sister was dead I would remembered her forever.
Horrible. Very sorry for that poor girl and the family. But why are the digging holes? What is that for? Why?
It is SAND. They are CHILDREN. FFS how dumb was that question.
🙏🏻prayers for strength and healing for the entire family 😢
And, where and what was the 'supervising adult(s)' doing while this child dug such a deep hole?
Probably helping dig the hole
It can be likened to a snow avalanche, except that it involves wet beach sand. In such a scenario, it makes little difference whether the parents were directly above the individual or not. The sheer weight of the sand exerts immense pressure, leading to the expulsion of air from the lungs and the onset of asphyxiation. For both adults and children, the process is swift, and it is likely that the parents were either in close proximity or right next to the individual. However, considering that the boy's head was above ground, it is possible that he attempted to climb up before the sand caved in. Regardless of the precise location of the guardians, the situation is undoubtedly tragic.
@@Rivanni1 aka Terri Willett
Fascinating explanation of the properties of sand. (Which diverts some minds from my original question.) Where were the 'supervising adult(s)'? And, what were they doing as their daughter dug a deep hole?
If you don't know, then that's your answer.
Enough with the excuses. The goal should be to educate others and to prevent future tragedies, instead of '... there's nothing that could've prevented this unforeseen accident.'
Regardless if a parent was in the pit or not, common sense should've prevailed. You don't dig a hole so deep that you can't get out of it. Especially, when the walls are NOT fortified to prevent collapsing.
@pvt.2426 I understand your curiosity, but I must say that I find your tone to be somewhat insensitive. I have looked into the matter you mentioned, and it appears that the children were indeed very close to them-approximately 12 feet or less, as reported by The Insider. The parents of the children immediately began digging and calling for help, but it took 15 minutes to free them. Tragically, only the boy survived, while the girl was crushed and suffocated. I hope that satisfies you and doesn't divert attention. Also, the hole would only need to be four or so feet deep, but you can look that up on your own time. I'm going back to work.
@@Rivanni1 Terri, a few things to address.
[1] When I receive a 'Notification' from UA-cam, it says Terri Willett has replied. However, when I click on your reply to read it, then something strange happens. It shows 'Rivanni' instead. (I've never noticed this happening before and I thought you should know this.)
[2] Your opinion of my alleged 'somewhat insensitive' nature is mischaracterized. What you're experiencing is my 'objectivity'.
As a professional consultant, I routinely use my analytical training skills and see things through an 'objective lens'. These skills include my ability to focus on what matters, an eye for details, and not lose sight of 'the 'big picture'. (Which, I often foresee accurately before it happens. This comes from experience.)
[3] My original posted commentary or assessment was based SOLELY on the content of THAT posted video. No other outside sources or materials were researched.
And, I recognized that the reporting was lacking in 'investigative & analytical journalism'. Instead of giving viewers 'objective & relevant information', so we (as intelligent human beings) may decide for ourselves, what to think or feel, the media decided to control the narrative and manipulate your reaction.
For example, if the story was about a 'house fire' and a cat + her kittens didn't survive. Their narrative was focused on the poor kitties and presented for consumption as a 'tear-jerker'. I also feel sorry for the cats. But, I am independent enough of their mind-control to think, 'What caused the fire?', 'Allowing a child to put a space heater near her pet's bed, which was by flammable drapes, wasn't a great idea.'
[4] What happened to this little girl was tragic, but it was avoidable. Her parents will regrettably live with their mistake for the rest of their lives. Please don't spend any more of your valuable time researching for relevant details that the original video lacked. (Which was my point.)
Don't play in holes
Where were her parents? Was it possible that there was no one to ensure that the children did not make deep holes in the sand? Sad sad sad news, I'm so sad for this girl, she was 7 years old 🙏
Even if there was, a lot of people are ignorant about the fact that this can even happen. That's not a judgment, it's just an unfortunate fact
I think a lot of us don't know that it's not okay to dig deep holes, especially if we don't live near a beach like this family didn't. It sounds like the parents and many people were right there and nobody knew to stop them from digging.
I feel bad for the parents especially, it would be hard to forgive oneself.i never knew there was such a thing 😥
@@that.ll_do_pig
I agree!!!
My deepest condolences to her family and those who were trying so desperately to dig her out in time. I can't imagine losing a child under any circumstances, but this one is so tragic as to add to the sorrow. Praying that the Lord will be with them and comfort them somehow as they brave a future without their precious daughter.
So sorry this family is going through this!💔 Praying for God's peace and comfort to surround them🙏🙏🙏
I have never heard of this. It's tragic 😥
I attempted this as teenager, sand piles up real quick around your feet, luckily I had the wherewithal to realize the danger and wiggled out, went back to flinging myself off 6ft jumps on the motorcycle, its safer. --and for the feller who may want say I don't know what I'm talking about, again... its my sandbox and I throw sand!
😢💔❤️💔 so awful
I've lived here for over 60 yrs, NEVER heard of such a thing. So sorry for the families loss .
Oh my god!! The parents. I’m so sorry!!!!
How terrible 🙏
Omg really cute but super dangerous to dig this deep a 7 year old little girl died here in Florida on vacation with her family after her and her brother were digging, the sand collapsed and pulled her under. Her brother survived but many people tried to save her but couldn’t. Super sad.
Never knew this could happen how scary!
And has no cohesion that means less that a 33 degrees angle is dangerous
How is this even possible? How big was that hole?
Big
Sand collapsed on her when she was digging a hole in it, fool what's hard to understand?
@@CuttinBlade Can't understand how a parent let their kids dig a 5-foot hole. Or a lifeguard would have warned them etc. Or lifeguards no longer necessary on beaches?
She was probably digging straight down in damp sand. It'll hold an edge like that for a little bit, but when it goes, it's like a hard wave. It most likely knocked her over.
I'd bet they got about 3 feet down before it collapsed.
So freaking heartbreaking 💔
Oh my god , no!
Soo sad 😢
They warn people of digging holes in the beach and how many succumb to the holes. In north Florida you get a citation for digging holes bc it is so dangerous
I have stepped in one of those holes at night while walking on the beach! Nearly broke my ankle!
Heartbreaking 😢🙏
Where were the parents?
Very sad.
God rest her soul
Stop it with your make-believe, childish, fantasy, religious BS. Grow up!
Well where were the parents is the question
2kids digging more than 4feet?? Am I missing something ? Or there is more to the story perhaps neglecting parents??
I think you’re missing the fact that adults must have helped them dig that far down!!
how big was this hole?
I read it was 5 feet deep
A lot of dangerous things can happen at a beach, I don't understand why so many people ignore such obvious safety risks.
I had no idea this was possible. How sad
So sad😢
I'm not quite sure I'm understanding how it collapsed on them? That insinuates they were under the sand. Did they somehow dig a tunnel and were inside that tunnel? That is a terrifying thought!
Horrible heartbreak!!
where do those kids have such Strength to dig that deep in the first place🤷
Obviously they didn't
Exactly. My kids went to the beach and after an hour wanted to swim in the pool and snack. This is such a freak accident it’s just awful. I hope the lil boy will be ok and not blame himself.
Not very bright are you... Lets see. You dig down a foot... that material goes where? Around the edge... so now it is more like 1.5'...
@@Look_What_You_Did. Yes, it seems like lots of people are not very bright to not realise the consequences of digging holes in sand.
@@irenemcgrath7739 Apparently it is also wicked labor intensive... Said no kid ever. But picking up a book wears out many ameritards.
What a horror.
Wow awful who are the parents why let her dig so deep
This happens because the sand was put on the beach by the city after the sand pounded in place by the ocean was washed away in the ever more dangerous hurricanes.
How do I know this? Because this happened on the Florida beaches of my childhood.
When my mom died, I went back to her Florida home, a few hours north of Miami. I was walking on the beach with my sister, in ankle deep water. Suddenly the sand gave way like quicksand, and we were thigh deep in the sand and ocean water! Terrifying!
Happily my son was with us, and was able to pull us out.
You see, the ocean building a beach, pounding down the sand it deposits, is a completely different thing than trucks and tractors dumping sand on a beach. No strength. Air bubbles.
Destroying Nature definitely has consequences. Stay tuned ⏳
Of course something as Loose as wet sand is going to collapse around you after only a couple of feet! I'm just wondering who let her dig that deep?
I hope they little 9 y.o. can get some counseling. He lost is baby sister. This might weigh on his mind if he was protective of her. I wonder where the parents were.
In the age of AI to see this story is heartbreaking.
WHERE WERE THE PARENTS ?????
Was it a small sink-hole?
The kid was digging a hole in the sand, the sand collapsed on to her crushing her tint body
It seems like this is happening way too often. Are parents not teaching their kids the dangers of Digging holes in type C soil ?
This is not the first time this has happened