[CKF Info] DON'T TRUST THE LIFEGUARDS

[Kevin Harris]

Brett:

The shark attack was not part of a conspiracy. The prior actions of  
the lifeguards may be one... not only for what I already mentioned,  
but because I recall about 10 years ago, watching a local news  
reporter interview a lifeguard near Topanga Beach. Helicopters video  
taped numerous white sharks (likely juveniles) close to swimmers in  
the area. The lifeguard said they were NURSE SHARKS!. May have just  
said they were giant panda bears. Yes, there are other societal  
problems, lots of them, many of them being ignored due to lack of  
gossip or entertainment appeal, but I think this one is pretty real  
too, and it's one that I'm focusing on.

Sincerely,
Kevin Harris
sharkconspiracies.net



On Apr 25, 2008, at 1:25 PM, Hanna, Brett wrote:
> While a very sad and unfortunate event, I would not call 1 attack  
> in 14 years a cover up conspiracy.  The efforts of society may be  
> better directed toward the multitude of events that kill many more  
> people every year.
>
> Brett
> From: info-bounces at list.ckf.org [mailto:info-bounces at list.ckf.org]  
> On Behalf Of Kevin Harris
> Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 1:17 PM
> To: CKF Friends
> Subject: [CKF Info] DON'T TRUST THE LIFEGUARDS
>
> Hi all:
>
> Some of you may have already heard about the fatal shark attack  
> this morning (April 25) at a San Diego beach, where a triathlete  
> was attacked and killed by a white shark. In the initial report,  
> the Dept. of Fish & Game said it was "the first fatal shark attack  
> in San Diego since 1959." Folks, there was a fatal attack by a  
> white shark off Sunset Cliffs in San Diego in 1994.
>
> Then a report came out where lifeguards at today's attack location  
> said that three days ago, a female surfer reported a 10-foot white  
> shark just beyond the break line, and that the lifeguards deemed it  
> a credible report at the time. But here's the problem:
>
> 1) No beaches were closed after the report that they now claim was  
> credible, and
>
> 2) Why has no one heard about the credible report until three days  
> later, after a swimmer was killed?
>
> This is all days after Huntington Beach lifeguards called a  
> surfer's report of a white shark attacking his board "a hoax," even  
> with solid evidence on his board of the attack.
>
> Still don't think there's a conspiracy?
>
> Sincerely,
> Kevin Harris
> Host, Shark Conspiracies
> sharkconspiracies.net

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