• unexposedhazardOP
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    11 days ago

    https://drive.proton.me/urls/SZRY2ZXQ2C#8tJT1nEnU52L

    In the AAA62BB3 video (a copy of the original) you can see that only about 30 seconds after the first shot one of them walks up to him again. Thats definitely not immediate and more than enough time to lose a fatal amount of blood. And we cant even see whether they administered first aid or if they were just searching him or whatever.

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      11 days ago

      30 seconds usually isn’t enough time to bleed out. A carotid cut takes 2-20 minutes to kill you. 5-60 for femoral. Some deaths can be really quick from an arterial bleed but usually it’s minutes later that the person dies, not seconds.

      If they had started immediate rescue efforts with actual medical knowledge he might not have died but i don’t know where exactly he was shot.

      This is just from my experience with combat wounds. Most shootings aren’t instant death.

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        11 days ago

        I guess if they didnt hit any critical organs then maybe, but he stiffened up and flopped pretty hard after the second shot. Maybe spinal damage considering he was shot in the back?

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          11 days ago

          Could be spinal/brain damage or a direct shot to the heart. Either of those would drop someone instantly. However without access to an autopsy report we won’t know.

          The stiffening happens with a good portion of shooting victims. Getting shot is a lot of kinetic energy being put into a body and that causes all sorts of bodily systems to misfire.

          Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying these fucks could have saved him just that you have longer than 30 seconds to live with most gunshot wounds. Especially if you’re given life saving aid rapidly.