26 Year Old Hunter Disappears in Michaux State Forest, PA Under Mysterious Circumstances
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2023
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Hello everyone, in today's video we will be discussing the disappearance of Chad Stroup. He was 26 years old at the time of his Disappearance and went missing in Michaux State Forest in Pennsylvania.
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Chad Stroup was my best friend. I was one of the friends and family that went looking. To clarify one thing, he was found with multiple light scratches on face. Where he was found was in fact rocky and Chad was found face down. So it is possible he had a seizure because of the arythmia. Thank you for bringing attention to my friend!
I'm sorry for your loss. ♥️ And thank you for clarifying such an important detail.
Oh man. Feeling a little of your loss. Hugs, man...
I'm sorry for your loss 😔💞✝️🙏
Sorry for your loss John. 🥀
Had he been jabbed with vax.
One of our six children was a 6’8” charismatic young man of 26 about to graduate Georgetown with a double masters’ degree. Everyone wanted to be around him, especially his 4 brothers and 1 sister. In early March 2014, he took a nap because he didn’t feel well. His fiancé tried to wake him up later and there was no response. Ryan was dead from a heart attack with no previous health or heart problems. Next we lost another son to paranoid schizophrenia, and he’s homeless somewhere despite his BofS degree, and career as an editor. I’ll just toss in that I’ve been bedridden (can’t walk) for years due to a neurological pain disease and my husband (together since ‘75) has Stage 4 cancer. Yet we laugh, one son lives with us, the rest of the kids live nearby and the grandkids are multiplying. We have so much to be thankful for.
You are an inspiration!!
(Hugs) my oldest son passed away unexpectedly at 28, so I understand what it's like. In doing genealogy, one of my ancestors had the same thing happen as your son; after traveling from Ohio to Indiana he laid down to take a nap and never woke up. It was late 1700s, and I have always questioned it. Your post put my mind to ease. Thank you for sharing.
So sorry sorry for your loss Nancy ❤❤❤❤
You are definitely an inspiration and dear soul! ❤
Sending warm hugs from Florida.
You are A-maZing! 🙏🏼🌹🤗
I live in Alaska and stay in remote areas, all alone, for several weeks. Fly in and boat in areas. Bryan is right about the InReach, it has helped me a few times with reordering supplies and requesting help when I'm stuck and my cellphone has no coverage. (Stuck with a truck)
2 compasses, keep one on your body, not in your pack
4 gps, 2 on your body, a cell phone and a garmin watch, and 2 in your pack.
2 head lamps
3 flashlights
2 big lighters in your jacket and 2 in your pants pocket, 2 in every pocket in your pack. They are very lightweight.
Duct tape, super glue, bandages, and antibiotic cream
3 times the medication you need. If I'm out for a week, I take three weeks of meds. Pilots can't always get to you right away.
**** Uncommon sense**** Modify your behavior and don't get sick or injured. Getting sick, all alone, in the wilderness, sucks and it takes real effort to perform daily activities. Injuries can kill you quick, or slow. Alaska is very unforgiving.
Thank you for your research and excellent advice.
Take care
I lived in Soldotna for 25 years, loved it, I agree getting Ill sucks but I would rather go in nature than trapped in a hospital.
You're full of BS. No mention whatsoever of having firearms, or even having a flare gun.
Weeks on end in Alaska, alone. hahaha. good one.
Try harder there sport...
Nah YOU take care Joe😂 be safe out there
I love this. Redundancy in equipment is imperative❤
As a 3 decade plus homicide and death investigation detective with Chicago police..... You CANNOT confirm a heart arrhythmia on a deceased person. You can confirm heart disease but you cannot confirm anything related to the heart beats after death.
Thank you for the insight
I went camping with some friends last summer and came across a missing person flyer in the Tuscarora state forest (PA). The person's name is Isaac Seidel. Another mysterious disappearance you might be interested in covering.
My mother died suddenly in 1985 from Heart Arrhythmia. In fact, she was at work and the woman who worked with her said that she had to leave the Conference Room for a couple of minutes and when she got back, my mother was sitting in the chair holding her chest. She asked my mother was she okay and all my mother could do is shake her head NO, I'm not okay. The Medics were called and when they finally got to her, she was totally blacked out. My mother stayed in a COMMA for 3-weeks and died and needless to say our family was absolutely devastated. The Doctor told our family that she in fact died from Heart Arrhythmia. So yes, I believe that that young man could have possibly died with that Silent Killer. I know young man that you have heard of High Schoolers who just drop dead on the field, who had no known heart problems and that more than likely was Heart Arrhythmia.
One of the things I like the most about your channel is that you never ever speculate the paranormal or bigfoot. THANK YOU!
To whom, my not believe in Bigfoot. ? Is how would someone walk bear foot on December the 10 in North Idaho. Well I went to my mail box to get my mail and found foot prints in lightly thawed ground at the end of my plum trees. Called the University and ask how big would a Bigfoot be with foot length of a size ladies 8 shoe. They said about 4 foot tall. I don’t live close to anyone and in the mountains. So who made those prints. Called my daughter she said do you think someone is pulling a prank on you Mom, I said no. People don’t walk bear foot in this kind of weather.
29 year Paramedic here. My thoughts. It is very easy for someone to have a underlying cardiac arrhythmia issue and it not be diagnosed and the person can appear healthy even during a routine physical. Many arrhythmias are brought on by a metabolic imbalance of electrolytes in the body. If he had a sudden cardiac arrhythmia it can lead to a seizure but not the violent flailing seizure your thinking of which is a grand mal seizure. The seizure after arrhythmia can be very subtle bringing him to his knees first and then to the floor. It's very easy for someone to fall and not have cuts or bruises apparent after several days of being deceased.
It's totally plausible that this young man did have an arrhythmia which led to a seizure then sudden death. On autopsy there are certain proteins that are expressed into the blood when sudden cardiac death occurs and these can be tested for. They are not able to test for a "seizure" unless it originated from a clot or hemorrhage. Its the natural conclusion the forensic pathologist would make on autopsy given the predicted chain of events. Hope this helps. I've seen this happen all to often and lately its become more frequent in young men his age after getting a Covid 19 vaccination. We need some serious research into these possible correlations.
I’m a retired head & neck surgeon. I did a pathology internship in the US Navy prior to my surgery residency. My first autopsy was on a previous healthy 19 year old man who collapsed and died during physical training.
A thorough autopsy was otherwise unremarkable except for specialized studies performed by a pathologist with expertise in cardiovascular disease. He did additional dissection and microscopic examination of the heart’s conduction system.
This revealed scaring in a critical area, significant enough to severely disrupt normal cardiac electrophysiology. The pathologist concluded that a fatal arrhythmia was the cause of death.
Drowning would have been obvious on post mortem examination of the lungs. There is no need to invoke seizure as a contributing factor.
Check out the Canam missing project. There are so many young males who have been found deceased in just a few inches of water. It’s baffling. My ex boyfriend’s brother was found dead in about 6 inches of water on a hiking trail in Colorado about 30 years ago
I think it happens more than some realize. it seems lately more young people have died from heart problems.
@@onefeather2 We all know why that is. Us purebloods warned people.
@@Leslie_Knope yes, I warned many people and they continued to take the poison. In my family 2 cardiomyopathy’s age 22 and 23, 2 guillian barres with paralysis, 1 colon cancer.
Thank you for your insight! My ex boyfriend passed away suddenly 3yrs ago. We were best friends for 20yrs after we broke up. It crushes me still. 34 and seemingly healthy but died from a stroke. He went into the hospital on Tuesday with a severe headache and on Sunday they were unplugging the machines. It's mind boggling. I don't understand. The only thing in his system was kratom.
Ok as a former ICU rn I have a couple guesses and explanations.there’s only a couple sudden death causes. Primary area is the brain young ppl may die of intracranial bleeding caused by a vascular anomaly this is usually clear on autopsy. A possible OD would be diagnosed after blood draw. Spasms of the coratid arteries could potentially cause a sudden loss of blood supply to the brain without obvious signs after death. The other area to be affected would be the heart. A sudden heart stoppage or arrhythmia would not be obvious upon exams. A sudden large heart attach would be visible as an area of dead tissue on exam. Anything else would be difficult to see.
A friend of mine passed away quietly from an undiagnosed congenital heart defect over 30 years ago.
I was a practicing Registered Nurse in different settings for 48 years. Not all seizures are the kind where your arms and legs flail around. In fact the term seizure can be misleading. Ultimately if he had an arrhythmia, his heart could have stopped not be filling and pumping enough blood to sustain him in an upright position. Then he could have just fallen perhaps gently into the Creek.
Great job on digging into this story, unfortunately sometimes there are hidden health issues. My 21 year son who has been healthy his whole life just recently had a seizure out of no where, fortunately he was home and not driving. And even now after numerous dr apps and tests there is no conclusive reason why. When my son was coming out of his seizure he didn't no his name or where he was.
If Mr Stroup had a seizure, became disoriented, or hit his head its very plausible to think that he could have died from hypothermia after waking and ending up in the creek. Just my observation.
Please enter me in drawing and thanks for all your stories.
Mystery solved, Lol. I am the Madonna referenced in the one article in the video here. There is a family medical history that may have ultimately led to the arrhythmia determination. Also an important lesson in why your regular doctor visits are important. If you would like to learn more Bryan let me know. There is a very interesting spiritual side to this story
Do tell
Your doing a great job.
You're spot on about the arrhythmia. No way it can be detected after death, especially if there is no "visible" damage to the heart or valves.
I think you're doing a great job of spreading awareness of the missing persons and disappearances of these cases .
I lived in Shippensburg for 16 years and now I live in Pittsburgh. Thank you. This really took me back.
Absolutely mind blowing that this poor young man's life ended this way , especially with no answer's for his family, friends and loved ones..! God Bless them all and may he Rest in Peace..🙏🙏🙏 I Absolutely live this channel and NEVER miss a video..! God Bless you too Good Sir..🙏🙏🙏 would like to enter your drawing ....
Never miss your show. Great music also.👍🌲
Divine intervention. Creator knows best. Bless the family n resting soul.
My son has arrhythmia problems and he had them for long before he ever went to the dr about it. He would just say his heart fluttered sometimes and it would go away. One night last summer they did not go away he called me and I took him to the ER. He was having arrhythmia problems. Now he is 43 years old and wasn't diagnosed til last year so this kid could have had that problem as well. Caffeine is a real problem for people with this.
Always good day when you post video Bryan ☺️
Thank you for all your efforts. This is a sad story. He could have had an unknown underlying medical condition. Mysterious deaths in otherwise healthy young people are always so tragic for loved ones. Thank you for your considerate coverage of stories like this one
I love your style; you are now my favorite content creator! Thank you for all the work you do!
Greetings Bryan! This is such a sad case with many questions still left unanswered. Thank you so much for the wonderful presentation and the respect you show to the victim and family. Yes, I would love to be included in the drawing for the Yosemite Coin. It's great to see you feeling better and keep doing what you do. Thank you again.
Love your videos, have been watching for over a year now, maybe two years. Keep up the good work, Lauren.
Prayers to the family. A loved son. Thank you for bringing awareness.
I lost a good friend in a car accident, the cause of the crash was never determined. However a possible theory they said was heart arrhythmia but there was no way to know for sure. There was no test to prove or disprove the theory, whether that's always the case I don't know.
As far as this hunter goes it sounds pretty dubious, he's certainly not the first missing person to be found dead in shallow water. Very odd. Good video Bryan.
See the Dyatlov mystery. 4 Bodies found in a similar type of stream.
You cannot diagnose an arrhythmia from viewing a corpse unless he had a heart deformation. PS Apple iPhone 14 now has a satellite SOS feature.
Just tuning in and I already like it! 👍
Arrhythmia doesn't always show up when you're at the doctor's office. It can be triggered by environmental causes. I had a heart murmur as a kid, and I have had episodes of arrhythmia that came on suddenly. What I do when this happens is I stop immediately, grab ahold of something and try to slow my mind and my heart. I can do this faster than most people. Then I try very hard to ignore the panic building up naturally, and just calmly focus on what my heart is doing. Then it starts working again correctly. This is how it has worked for me. But the arrhythmia stops as suddenly as it starts (for me).
It is dependent upon the arrhythmia. What you are describing could very well be SVT or ST which are rapid heart rates and not lethal. Other arrhythmias can be so lethal that you would not have time to even understand what was happening before you die. I am glad you are not having the lethal variety but do please take care of yourself and follow-up with your cardiologist as recommended.
My understanding is stress is also a common trigger for arrhythmia. Knowing how to calm ones heart beat is a great skill to have!
@@troutfisher7182 another trigger is loss of electrolytes
I hope you have gotten medical advice about your condition.
@@jdr9419 yeah I'm good :) thanks for the concern.
I am glad you are getting your stride back!
Keep up the good work Bryan. Cheers
Thanks for doing the research and putting these videos out there.
🙏 for the bereaved loved ones. Thk u Bryan for this excellent presentation.
Hi Bryan!🇨🇦 thank you for the informative videos
My heart felt condolences go out to Chad Stroup's family and friends. This is an odd disappearance for sure, many questions unanswered, hope the family gets the answers they are looking for.
Hes supposedly died of arrhythmia, ...
Maybe i would of used different vocabulary than My heart felt condolences aye? 😐
If this young man died by drowning, as the second autopsy claims, why wasn’t that apparent during the first autopsy? Smells fishy. Thanks for your coverage of this case.
Definitely agree that you cannot spot an arrhythmia when someone has already passed away. As far as seizures go, there are different types. An old boyfriend would suffer seizures but would stare blankly. He had warned me about this on our second or third date, and it happened a few times throughout our relationship. It was normally followed by absolute fatigue. He would need to lay down almost immediately and sleep. Theoretically then he could have had a seizure and not have thrashed around, but I don't know how they went from arrhythmia, to seizure, to drowning. If he didn't have a previous history of arrhythmia or seizure, I think the odds are highly unlikely that in the first onset he would die even if he was in a secluded area.
I worked with a guy twenty years ago who was cutting a piece of wood with a circular saw. He ran the saw across his hand and fell down. He looked like he had fainted. Later found out that he had epilepsy and failed to tell anyone. He wasn’t fired for that but they found a reason later to get rid of him. I talked to him while he was still working there and he said it felt like his brain would freeze from back to front, he could feel it coming on but couldn’t do anything about it.
Those types of seizures are called “Absaunce” seizures. My youngest had this type of epilepsy and we found out he was having anywhere from 5 to 50 of these per minute! He was struggling in 2nd grade, after always doing so well. He was losing so much time seizing so much. But it just looked like a blank stare. The scan showed the seizures happening. He took anti-seizure meds for @ 6 years and then they stopped.
I'm borderline hypoglycemic and passed out a couple times from it. I also got sun poisoning a couple times, that sucks. Living in AZ you have to drink at least a gallon of water a day even in moderate-high 70s weather. Sun poisoning you get an immediate severe headache, stomach ache, cold sweats, everything whites out, possible pass out, and overall horrible feeling plus possibly leads to sunstroke. I wouldn't wish that on even my worst enemy.
Thank you for the videos Bryan.
Thank you for your work
Great video. Thank you
Fabulous! Love the maps!
Thanks for all the knowledge of all the missing people out there! I would never know!
Wow.... yea that sounds like an extra rare medical event. And you are totally right about the seizure.... I'd assume that he'd have some kinda of scrapes or scratches if that happened.
He did. He had multiple scratches on his face, and was found face down. This is information from his best friend who clarified that.
Interesting story. Thanks for sharing.
I have been following your channel for a bit now and wow, this hits literally so close to home… I am from the south central PA area so I know it well. (Unfortunately) Great coverage of this story, and it’s crazy what seizures (or epilepsy) can cause 😢 p.s. Seizures can be developed in adulthood, and there are different types. It’s not always physical seizing, and can be short or long.
A very good friend collapsed and died due to thickened of his left ventricle.
He was very fit and collapsed immediately after a game of football.
Best wishes Margx
Your guess is as good as mine Bryan! ☹️ So sad!
Just enjoy listening to you. Thanks
His loved ones must have been devastated losing him so young.
A true story narrated and a coin drawing ! This is my kinda channel!!! Btw love listening thank you.❤
Thanks for the re-upload 🙃
This wasn't the video silly.. I've never covered this case. I meant the last video I did I had uploaded, but realized the sound wasn't working within a minute so I took it down and Re uploaded it.. 🤗
@Bryan's Mysteries & Adventures on Trail that's what I meant...Thanks for re-uploading it with sound 😜😘💞
Was just in Michaux today. At least weekly I hike the trails of this beautiful forest as I live very nearby. Sorry for Chad’s family and friends.
Young men with undetected heart weaknesses, or the defects that cause aneurysms, are often hit suddenly, unexpectedly. I can also easily imagine a person feeling sudden weakness going to shallow water to try and get water.
If this was inevitable and an unknown weakness, it seems a blessing that he passed suddenly, unaware perhaps, in a beautiful place.
I'd like to be entered for the coin. Your tales are always compassionate, thanks for not introducing conspiracy or alien conspiracy, just telling the story.
I agree very bizarre, unfortunately my granddaughter has a seizure disorder some can be very violent others not so much but always thrashing so I don’t understand how there would be no marks on his body! Glad they found him RIP
I know 2 young people who have epileptic seizures & after doing the research I came across how turmeric can help waylay the seizures. I gave them fresh turmeric roots & taught them to make a strong tea & keep it in the fridge & drink. Their seizures are minimal to nonexistant & they grow their own roots now.
@@nanibush1 Like all things it depends on each individual. Everyone will react differently to it. My mom has epilepsy and has taken tumeric but it made it worse for for her. Glad to hear it helped the two individuals tho.
My prayers for his family & friends
Greetings, Bryan. You might want to check out a new case in Lancashire England. Nicola Bulley was walking her dog along the River Wyre and disappeared. Her dog pulled free of its harness, and fortunately, someone recognized it. Her phone was found on a park bench with an app still open to a work meeting she attended.😮
Oh, wow! When did this happen?
Recently...about a week ago. I hope she is found soon!
I hope she is found as well. Though the details op gave are intriguing, it's sad something fierce
I’m from the U.K. The “working” theory at the moment is that Nicola fell into the nearby river and drowned.
But no trace of her has been discovered yet.
Why she’d be near the river at all hasn’t been explained either.
Again…”Working theory”, the dog was in it and she’d tried to get it out OR the dog lost their ball in it and she tried to retrieve it and missed her footing.
But as the dog was apparently found, I’m not sure that that theory holds up. (However, nowhere does it state in what condition the dog was found in, for example whether or soaking wet/totally dry/somewhere in between.
So because it’s a mystery, it’s all over the media here. TV/Radio/Newspaper etc…
The whole country is hoping she’s found very soon ❤
@@sarahkenny3053 I've just seen her case earlier today. I'm American, so please forgive me if this seems rude, but do you feel like there's a lot of cases in the UK that the authorities seem all too comfortable to say that the missing person has disappeared into a body of water with no actual evidence?
GHB in his system? Its very important.
May God bless you and your family I couldn't find it in me to carry on what an amazing example you and you're husband are my deepest condolences go to you and your family Melbourne Australia 😢❤😢
Hiya Bryan, great vid once again. Just thought I'd mention over here at the moment in Lancashire, UK there's a story of a woman you might be interested in. Nicolas Bulley who has seemed to have just disappeared without a trace. I pray to God she turns up OK it must be absolutely awful for her family.
Yes. That one is really strange. Been following it.
Great vid Bryan. A real head scratcher. Maybe this young man saw something that scared him to death
Sounds like he was in the birch run creek about a half mile from the birch run shelter along the appalachian trail. I am listening to this as i am hiking thru as i type. Listening to local stories.
God bless
Never hike alone!
Bryan seems like such a sweetie.
Wow, I moved to PA in 2015 and lived right in the middle of Michaux State Forest right by Shippensburg rd. Michaux is large encompassing parts of Adams, Cumberland, and Franklin counties but civilization is never too far away. I wonder if this was just as ordinary as a heart arrhythmia or something unconventional like Missing 411? I hope his family has found peace. Thanks for a great video and have a great day, from Shippensburg PA.
You’re correct about the arrhythmia. I could see them saying that if he had a history of arrhythmias. But it doesn’t sound like that was the case.
It's rare but it happens my uncle died in 1 in of water in his backyard he was 24, he had never had a seizures before, it could also have been a brain aneurysm or embolism, it sucks and it can happen quick with no real indication
Omg...my son is there hiking right now.😮
Damn this one hits home…
So weird that I was just hiking in that area a week ago. Definitely a great spot though
I AGREE W/ the earlier post: MY suggestion IS unknown heart issues…( THIS DOES happen); it’s SUDDEN, generally w/NO PRIOR warnings…RIP CHAD…. 🥰😳👍🏼👣👠
I just got the inreach mini! Just waiting for the screen protector and case
Back in 2019 a guy I grew up with died of a heart attack at only 31 years of age. He was overweight and had been his whole life but not extremely so, like he wasn't morbidly obese or anything. Saddest thing about it was he had a baby daughter.
Heart disease has been the leading cause of death in most wealthy countries for a long time now.
I'm no doctor either, but I do know that not all seizures are violent. Some seizures are quiet and still and you might not even know someone is having one.
grand mal vs. petit mal seizures. I'm not a medical person either, but do know seizures can have far differing reactions/results based on whether they are big body movements (grand mal) or smaller body movements (petit mal). So Jim may be correct.
Some seizures look like someone is just staring..If they are even noticed at all.
Brian, I'm commenting to enter the giveaway - hehe again - and i just wanted to suggest possibly covering some stories from around the southeast part of the US? i know you cover a lot of missing persons in the midwest and western states and the national parks/state parks around those... and I love them but I am from GA and would like to hear some from around my neck of the woods -- less Appalachian Trail stories as those are well known and some you have covered -- but possibly some lesser/unknown stories in the Chattahoochee Natl Forest or The Smokies --- if there are such stories that interest you to tell :) as always, thanks for posting and really REALLY hoping to be selected for this coin. Been a sub a long time to your channel and would be extremely grateful :) much love and blessings to you!
In cases of sudden cardiac arrest, there is often an underlying heart issue. My own hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM )has caused me to black out. That he fell fairly gently also makes sense. Witnesses to one of my attacks said I fell so gracefully, even tucking my skirt over my legs. About 1 in 500 people have HCM. Often discovered when a young athlete collapses during or right after intense effort. Like on a hillside. Tragic, but I don't think there was any foul play or cover up. I had open heart surgery last year. Now much better. Two uncles and a cousin died from it.
This is near me!!
This is so weird!
A lot of people are walking around today with heart problems and Don't know it nor have been diagnosed with heart problems. When God is ready for you then it's your time whether you been diagnosed with health problems or not. May God bless you Chad. He needed you in heaven.
Very true....my father just had 2 heart attacks and now needs 3 valve heart surgery....got me changing my life style big time
Yeah I have one that was found at birth because it made a weird noise on the stethoscope and I had to eventually have surgery, but it typically isn’t found unless the person has imaging done or when they have something happen. Statistically it’s not that uncommon; I think it’s like 4% are born with it they think, that’s like 1 in 25 people.
People die before their time all the time! God gets blamed for much that he didn't do! If Chad had a heart issue there it was because of what he saw and/or what the entities did to him!
@@mainlinemitch I hope he heals quickly, peacefully and easily. 🙏
The rise in heart conditions are because of getting the covid jab. I worked cardiology for over 20 years, and there is no reason for young adults having these sudden cardiac issues. Not covid related. That is a lie. Research when the vaccines came out and when the cardiac issues began. Learn that 100% had been jabbed.
Hi Brian, another great video, so well researched and presented. I'm going to give my two cents on a great giveaway, how about a Garmin that you featured. Crossing my finger's on your coin giveaway. Just a friendly reminder about the case of missing Kenley Matheson that I mentioned some time ago. Hope to see it soon here. Cheers
Yes this sounds like what happens with an arrhythmia. I know a family where they have the inherited type of arrhythmia. Their father came home from work in the 1980’s and sat in his chair and died. All of the offspring had the same condition as did his brothers.
I do believe the conclusion. However, I don’t know how they concluded he had a seizure unless there was some biting of the tongue that would not be visible to a lay person.
411 so sorry x
There is no way you can spot a heart arrhythmia when the heart is not beating.I have that problem it is hard to spot when it is beating.
I have been to this park. Went there looking for rattlesnake. Beautiful park. So sad that this happened!
If he had a seizure, he may have felt odd beforehand and sat down or something. Arithmia can happen to anyone, at any age, and can be brought on by stress.
Recently my neighbor who was only 40, was fit and lived a very healthy lifestyle, just keeled over suddenly and died, while walking his dogs. He was the last person on earth you think would die like that.They did an autopsy and determined it was probably a previously undiagnosed heart defect he was likely born with.
Garmin makes a handheld gps, the 750i that works like the inreach. Hoping to get one soon for offshore fishing.
+God bless Chad Stroup. 🙏❤
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25 different agencies and 100 pairs of boots on the ground. That's impressive. Cause of death unknown and reasons unknown. Poor guy. God be with him.
Hello Bryan, you are right a factual diagnoses for an arrhythmia needs to happen before a pt's death. However, in sudden death with no other indications it is assumed to be the most LIKELY cause of death. Stating that is definitely the cause of death is a reach.
Granted, good idea about the Garmin or similar device. But it likely wouldn't have been able to save him. Someone having a seizure isn't going to be able to operate it or even if so, won't live long enough for EMTs to arrive. Prayers to his family. Sad, but the Man Upstairs has his greater plans for us.
For the coin entry...
Please come Alex Brugere, missing from Oak Creek Canyon
This case sounds a like the missing 411 cases that David Paulides has done, where the missing person is found near or in a body of water, with no apparent marks on them. Usually around a rocky area. I don't believe that he had heart problems.
I have an arrhythmia that didn't surface until my mid-twenties, though I was probably born with the heart condition that causes it. One dr told me that most ppl don't feel it, like I do, they just pass out. My heart rate goes up to 287 bpm. I was told I could live 45 minutes in that rhythm. I also have an inverted T-wave; which is half of the heart condition that most often causes young ppl to just drop dead - long Q T syndrome. (I've just googled-researched, so it could be misinformation). I always felt perfectly fine and completely healthy, and then for no reason I could fathom, my heart starts beating crazy. The first time it happened I was at a park. I was the only adult and I had 5 children with me (mostly neighbors kids) 3 and 4 year Olds! All I could think about was getting them home safe!
I just want his friends & family to know that these things happen and no one, even the person it happens to, would guess anything was wrong! It doesn't hurt either. I'm so sorry for their loss 💙
In the absence of both autopsy reports, lab tests, and photos of the body this is speculation, but when a young apparently healthy person dies suddenly and there is no sign of a disease process, arrhythmia is the diagnosis through exclusion. Of course one cannot detect abnormal heart beat after death. A number of young athletes die with arrhythmias related to hypertrophic cardiomyopathy undetected prior to death. In the general sense, seizure means a sudden attack. One suffering a fatal arrhythmia could briefly feel faint, stumble forward and collapse unconscious.
A heart deformity can imply arrhythmia; and not all seizures are "grand mal." Highly improbable things happen everyday.
That’s one heck of a diagnosis after death. R.I.P. Chad