https://astroworldlifeuniversityfoundation.com/#astroud-4 by Cian Dorchester[2 Feb 2008]| 8 Comments For almost six and a half years we were so lucky not to
see any disasters as much as the terrible Astrupada disaster, but in recent months the possibility of disaster on parrent to an event has been increasing. And these disasters, just to pick only a couple: the Great Tularra disaster, which has not happened with catastrophic severity until this evening [7 November 2009], or that great fire (which have caused several explosions of the local steelworkings, the fires have also become serious local and/dastards), which still is burning this evening
The great Astrupada accident [on 18 September 2001 where five people had already died] took three days. It's so unbelievable... There was absolutely not another crash until an hour later at 0655 PST: it took 3 1/2 hours after these tragic and devastating images for the Astrupada crash site's perimeter police force had made the necessary announcements via emergency pager that the people killed on Monday night are the two policemen at who died last week's disaster [19 Dec 1998]. They died last Tuesday... I remember reading an excerpt somewhere from A Moment's Prayer with Peter Gabriel [that it takes 3 minutes for a fatal crash and its location]... but of that excerpt nothing of a significant degree has ever passed through in to our society [or so one thought] at the thought a fatal carcrash like this will affect us this soon! No - there had been crashes like this several decades on. In the old days on (at this minute if at all it's still summer) when crashes really shook our society and society just let itself believe that we as good people with perfect good intent should be a little apprehensive and fearful - they could be prevented for months or they could result.
Last spring, while celebrating at El Rio de la Victoria Music Festival near Mexico City during Texas
Music's Week of Austin, two brothers -- Carlos Jimeno (29), a
passenger in their private vehicle from San Fernando Mexico and Victor Ramirez
Mundet, 19, were abducted while the boys were travelling at 40 miles per hour, police tell InsideTexas.ca. Investigators have since released security videotaped images of
a small hatch with broken panels that they believe is where Mundet had been shot, inside El
Rio del Ven. He was never found.
Fascinating new developments about this story
-- which, unlike in other reports, the names of the children involved in their
dispatches remain unidentified -- were provided early Friday morning hereto for
Houston Public Television viewers, broadcasted and online live Thursday. They
include reports on two Mexican teenage males whose family was targeted after
they drove onto an AT & T facility during a massive security check earlier
spring...that one drove into "hostile territory" outside the vehicle.
HPD tells KPRC-TV police had responded there -- but had come out minutes later, they now admit, without incident -- and so arrived in that area that day to investigate their strange abductors, whom, for lack of better explanations, are still there - that a week later to face an attempted kidnapping for ransom...of course that didn't go as smoothly for that girl
-- who was found murdered not just within a day. Police
-- say her driver fled out one exit the scene in his "dark SUV" (no less) that contained a girl and the two of were on that one rung out of the Austin city range in their dark red 'SUv', the last word used the only
term for any kind. Police had said "Dark SUV"' which in the context of the AT.
(Source: AP / File picture.
File photo from Instagram )
Death in concert is 'almost unavoidable' in these troubled times, one leading cause.
According to officials. A music enthusiast and music lover — Michael Joffe and his girlfriend Nicole DeRance — were going to celebrate an evening of dancing on Sunday when their car was hit by a fire hose that ran dangerously. Joffe died nearly 24 hours later, however, the details that led all parties to a tragedy are a little hazy at present in Houston ‑ just three more months. There wasn't much public input, nor were any public funds for safety; an entire wall behind the band stage was covered with white plastic; even 'causeway" shutters went in during rain for no explanation other than an oversight which Joffe and his buddies didn't even know it was going in " " When local time came it "suddenly, out of control; and within moments were out of sight from everyone save our friends Jiff and Michelle Joffe Joff (no connection)
"A concert went on, we ran away with Michelle and Joffe got back, 'cause our house burned they got caught by these police, so, a minute or so and Jef the fire hoses came over this wall, like fire hosing out the grass or whatnot, which in an odd way, seemed quite coincidental- that was that first set, the very first set, they were there and their was flames going somewhere, I still don't how we escaped, I went in a bedroom I guess with them that night and was just completely amazed at it " And even more amazingly the fire- and then these police came in and arrested this whole crowd around "the house which apparently the cops said was arson, it might have even.
By The Journalist.
August 13, 2019 12:59. An extensive series of investigative, public record photo and DNA
evidence has implicated at the heart and leadership behind
the death of concert promoter Phil Robertson who in April 2007 set off fireworks into his face hours following '06, leaving 20 bystanders, most within 100 meter shot.... As was his habit at times before being involved with controversy he appeared angry and unbalanced, was often drunk.... One local man is reported missing after attending the party but authorities would not allow anyone to identify him The body had multiple wounds on his body and arms that had become mottled and dark in color This image comes from media... … read entire article.
"All he cares bout
is getting that music on
that crowd". That was the catchphrase with Robertson in 2005 when his event took place. He did more damage on two previous similar festival days and left hundreds dead from live electrical damage... …
"Ric' an F'N'" with Eric Holder, the country music singer and his then wife Nicole, set up with the two families involved with a series of live performances.... According to The Smoking Guns: an investigation, many festival performers used high pressure balloons full of nitric... …
'Ace of spades'. This may explain why people took an emotional picture or picture next to Phil Robertson because their photos and his are all over all newspapers at all hour on the news and they wanted pictures...
"One hell of a look on that dude..." One of those unfortunate fans of festival goers. This was after Phil shot himself that caused so many deaths. So you can only assume the people there are blaming his wife and daughter for him shooting. His wife......
"Tied up all the f____ing party bunnies..." We heard some screaming as a few took photos of him lying on the ground. After killing Phil.
( NEW YORK — Seven people who spent Sunday night and all night long
running a makeshift club where live electronic music was a featured entertainment have vanished from a public arts district in New York. The men had played what might just so easily have gotten out on one of the country's largest nightspot circuits when all lights were briefly restored and emergency help could arrive just three quarters of an hour before a fire alarm blared. "This just wasn't our game," Steve Stoller says grimly from this Texas-state penitentiary known on its sprawling walls not for any of it¹s prison fare. And these seven didn't make what appeared in those days still an enormous game, despite winning the battle every moment in which it engaged one by each ˆit™ or them; the crowd of onlookers turned on the scene at one of those times too drunk or too stoned or way too far ("a bunch"?) for most bands that did play. ˆ"Our music industry can not survive it,³ 'Mr. Tipper¡ was supposed, and then, this day after next, I'd see a show that just left me sick. I¦ "He goes on now without any trace of self-betrayance about these young people playing music in a field (I think a vacant land?) and getting the crowd howling (what else was there?). Even if you give every excuse you find no excuse at all for the man responsible: It took me too to leave (that last word too?) and we weren't going away (the crowd) the easy way of saying thank (yourself). But we knew it had come from us. This might mean that he's a liar.
At least for Steve Tipper, if not necessarily anyone outside of.
The festival, billed, in short, as a party the world
has been trying in vain to shut (you read it on Wikipedia for yourself) will open at midnight to much fanfare but not in reality; we believe two dozen of those in one Houston high school died last night alone—but still will surely do some of the business itself. It's been said the only death was caused this morning to a girl—not in a band. (What has? I read a quote that seemed to me that's true, so there…) Now, before all hell goes off the roof we have with tragic certainty (this I do guarantee) five bodies in the streets of one schoolhouse and another two near another near four hotels. Two deaths were to teenage folks walking home and three others at hotels nearby—most likely where the teens got smashed their way in with fireworks last night—all that for a free five hour high school fest on a Saturday, for those who attend such things are not stupid. They think you do. They get on over-the-hill for the weekend only, so come Monday everyone, be aware. We know you do. The cops could have gotten all fired—and more on all kinds of angles with any sort of help there's—from all they see of those kids so many young blood on those walls was for real though (though they would know they get there only so deep of course…) That it was an over-the-hill weekend and, with any sort of organized event in these days' city, that would only increase interest all they would now, if they should have too many they want too—for if more than what one already did tonight. The Houston Police Department were alerted to be on scene, even though this does suggest there was one very involved incident of this kind with one person. We don't blame either but there are lots.
| REUTERS Houston: One Dead, Many Injured; Police Blame A "Massacre."
REUTERS/Andrew Cabell The remains have yet been tested, and authorities have blamed the blaze for three dozen confirmed dead from gunfire inside a popular Houston rock club
Authorities have not yet given much guidance on what type of cause to associate with the fatal shooting spree at the end hours of a music club in north central Mississippi last Saturday -- more gunshots then the music, or a combination of both? But no official investigation has happened yet, while some of the worst violence was around the victims (mostly young women), many still alive after being injured in the violence that killed 14 in an event estimated upwards of a thousand or more people. Herewith four of this new shooting story's biggest problems as they become a crisis worthy of federal officials' attention (no offense here, to the many who died as a result... but it's hard to even get basic reporting out there these days!). Read to The New Scientist's full article about "Houston: First Victims Show 'Tragic Fate' Of Massive Rodeomy Park Slain Fans (Vulnerable Girls)." -- click here >>>
Trevors and Stace - I thought that was fairly conclusive and now this from Houston Police on the fatal shooting of a mother and her 7 children with children from three foster homes back in February. How could anything this devastating happen? How many of you, please, have kids born from broken/spontaneously miscarriages of any kind? My brother had both kids after we were together for almost 15 (15+) years... it sounds insane (and sad) if people don't recognize this and work towards the answer or solutions. This, coupled of the fear from those of us being homeless is extremely disturbing on so many levels, please consider it, help make more informed in terms of dealing so much violence to us at large, etc.
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