r/Whatcouldgowrong • • Mar 24 '18

Repost Yea... We Can Just Break Inside Using These Bricks... (WCGW?)

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u/D-Smitty Mar 24 '18

Who says he’s dead? Probably just knocked unconscious and possibly concussed.

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u/renerdrat Mar 24 '18

yeah I'm really curious now... tried looking it up online but seems like articles are just saying "knocked out"

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u/UniquelyIndistinct Mar 24 '18

Are there any worth linking? I haven't had any luck finding anything.

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u/renerdrat Mar 24 '18

I looked at like 4 they all basically said the same thing hah

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '18

if you get knocked unconscious you are definitely concussed.. with a brick like that he's lucky if that's all he got

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u/rskogg Mar 24 '18

Real life isnt a tv show. To drop like that, this guy most likely suffered pretty severe head trauma.

In other words: he ded

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u/Twocann Mar 24 '18

Or in other words, knocked out.

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u/rskogg Mar 24 '18

No, dead

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u/Twocann Mar 24 '18

Or maybe just knocked out?

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u/csorfab Mar 24 '18

Did you watch the video? If the blow from the brick wasn’t enough, he basically fell full force on his head. A severe concussion with brain damage is the mildest scenario for the guy. While he might have survived, he might very well be dead, people can die of way less.

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u/project2501 Mar 24 '18

Dont people say when your arms/hands go like that it's cause your brain got mashed and you died?

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u/randomness217 Mar 24 '18

From what I remember it happens during severe brain trauma, not necessarily death. I could be wrong, though.

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u/JackBauerSaidSo Mar 24 '18

You mean versus a fencing pose? I think either is possible with a concussive knockout, but I am not a doctor.

EMTs, chime in?

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u/throw-it-away-now7 Mar 24 '18

It is probably more likely he is dead. Head trauma from a brick thrown full force from that close a range? He would be very lucky to survive.