>11-year-old Connor Fitz-Gerald was outside playing with friends one day on the Marina Dunes beach in California, USA.
>The boy was going what most boys his age do: Digging in the sand and seeing how deep he could get his hole.
>That’s when he suddenly made a terrible discovery: A young girl was buried alive under the sand.
This sounds wildly far fetched the way it was described. What are the odds of a kid being found by accident like that after being buried alive. It just makes you wonder how many hundreds or thousands of children must be buried alive each year if they can just be dug up by accident like that.
>>11-year-old Connor Fitz-Gerald was outside playing with friends one day on the Marina Dunes beach in California, USA.
>>The boy was going what most boys his age do: Digging in the sand and seeing how deep he could get his hole.
>>That’s when he suddenly made a terrible discovery: A young girl was buried alive under the sand.
This sounds wildly far fetched the way it was described. What are the odds of a kid being found by accident like that after being buried alive. It just makes you wonder how many hundreds or thousands of children must be buried alive each year if they can just be dug up by accident like that.
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