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Warning. Site link may contain photos that are disturbing to some individuals.
Don't look if you are offended or are made faint by blood or death.
By that waring, you would think I was linking you to "Rotten Dot Com".
Not that we all haven't seen death, dying, and blood. But that is for us to see, and protect other from having to deal with. Not the facts of death, but the horror of the faces of death. To photograph it, is disrespectful to the person, whose life lay before us, shatted, twisted and mangled. I'd expect this from the media, but not from a member of emergency services. This is not somthing people should see, logging onto the website of their local fire dept..
No, this is a Volunteer Fire Dept. in Spotsylvania Co., Virginia.
http://www.cvfd.net/
Chancellor Volunteer Fire & Rescue
Click on that link and proceed to the link entitled "Pictures"
Scroll down and click on "Orange Plank Road 1/13/03"
It takes you to a Webshots Photo Album. Shows bodies laying in vehicles, partially covered, one crushed in a vehicle, blood and brain matter flowing out of the back seat, and in one, you can see part of the crushed head, not covered. There are bodies laying outside of the vehicles.. Sure, great to scare some kids in a DUI film, but suppose the family logs in...
The lack of respect for the dead just makes me sick...
Don't look if you are offended or are made faint by blood or death.
By that waring, you would think I was linking you to "Rotten Dot Com".
Not that we all haven't seen death, dying, and blood. But that is for us to see, and protect other from having to deal with. Not the facts of death, but the horror of the faces of death. To photograph it, is disrespectful to the person, whose life lay before us, shatted, twisted and mangled. I'd expect this from the media, but not from a member of emergency services. This is not somthing people should see, logging onto the website of their local fire dept..
No, this is a Volunteer Fire Dept. in Spotsylvania Co., Virginia.
http://www.cvfd.net/
Chancellor Volunteer Fire & Rescue
Click on that link and proceed to the link entitled "Pictures"
Scroll down and click on "Orange Plank Road 1/13/03"
It takes you to a Webshots Photo Album. Shows bodies laying in vehicles, partially covered, one crushed in a vehicle, blood and brain matter flowing out of the back seat, and in one, you can see part of the crushed head, not covered. There are bodies laying outside of the vehicles.. Sure, great to scare some kids in a DUI film, but suppose the family logs in...
The lack of respect for the dead just makes me sick...