As many as nine victims of the Surfside condo collapse might have initially survived, but were not rescued, an investigation has found. At least 1,500 Americans …
As many as nine victims of the Surfside condo collapse might have initially survived, but were not rescued, an investigation has found. At least 1,500 Americans are still in Afghanistan as evacuation efforts continue. And Nirvana has been sued for child porn by the baby who appeared on their album cover. ???? Hey y’all, it’s Laura. Don’t hit snooze – read Wednesday’s news! The Short List is a snappy USA TODAY news roundup. Subscribe to the newsletter here or text messages here. As many as nine of the 98 victims who died in the Surfside condo collapse might have survived the initial cave-in, but were not rescued, a USA TODAY investigation has found. Documents revealed one victim was still alive in the rubble for almost 10 hours. USA TODAY’s investigation examined medical reports that listed injuries that would not, on their own, result in immediate death. Wounds included small cuts, “possible” fractures, and, in one case, the total absence of visible physical trauma. The investigation raises questions about whether any of the victims of the collapse could have been rescued, and how the building collapse has been investigated, including whether the site was a crime scene and whether autopsies were properly performed. Our subscribers make this coverage possible. Here’s how to subscribe About 1,500 Americans remain in Afghanistan, and the U.
