Posted on 02/21/2024 9:03:19 AM PST by george76
Community grieves as young fisherman's life cut short unexpectedly..
The community of Winnsboro, Texas, is united in sorrow following the devastating loss of a beloved high school student, Kale Robinson, who was an enthusiastic participant in the Texas High School BASS Association for three years. The grievous event occurred shortly after Robinson took part in a fishing tournament weigh-in on a Saturday, where he suffered a fatal medical emergency, leaving his family, friends, and the wider community in a state of profound grief.
At Winnsboro High School, Robinson was a well-regarded figure, known for his zest for life and commitment to the fishing team. His warm nature and eagerness to contribute to his school’s environment were evident to all who knew him. The loss of such a vibrant and promising student has deeply impacted the school community, causing a ripple of sadness and a reflection on the fragility of life.
Throughout the town of Winnsboro, there is a palpable sense of bereavement as residents come to terms with the sudden absence of Robinson. The young angler’s death has not just been a blow to his immediate circle but has also affected the wider population. The loss is particularly poignant given his active engagement in local activities and the potential he had to make further positive contributions to his community.
The details surrounding the cause of Robinson’s untimely passing remain unclear. Winnsboro ISD has not released extensive information on the medical emergency that led to the tragedy. This lack of detail has shrouded the event in mystery, leaving those who knew Robinson and others in the community seeking understanding amidst their mourning.
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The outpouring of condolences serves as a testament to Robinson’s character and the impact he had on those around him. The tragedy has prompted a collective pause, as classmates, educators, and community members remember a life that, although brief, was marked by an infectious enthusiasm and a spirit of camaraderie. The absence of Robinson has left a void that is deeply felt, underscoring the significant loss for the Winnsboro High School and the local fishing community.
As the community of Winnsboro navigates through this difficult time, the memory of Kale Robinson serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictability of life. His passing has united the community in a shared experience of grief and reflection, while the lack of concrete details surrounding his death has compounded the sorrow felt by many. The legacy of the young fisherman lives on in the hearts of those who knew him, even as they seek solace in the wake of this tragic event.
I saw a guy succumb to a brain aneurism. New Year’s Eve party. Dude took a bite out of a piece of cake and then just crumpled to the floor like someone flipped a switch off in his head. He was gone before he hit the floor.
All the time, always has been this frequent or worse! </gassy, duggie, & classy LLC, funeral directors "You jab 'em, we slab 'em>
Hey! You left out Democrat Mothers!
Whenever you read this think "fake covid vax".
It should have ended with Lassie.
Better next time.
Had a classmate die at halftime of a basketball game in locker room while coach was talking to us. 1971. It’s rare but certainly not a new phenomenon
Being from rural Texas, there’s a semi-decent chance he might not have been vaxxed. Would be interesting to know...
Not so rare anymore.
“How often are these sudden deaths of our youth occuring?”
Death has become a sensationism. But some catagories have become everyday so they are not covered enough. We have thousands of deaths every year from auto accidents. Hear of many of them unless it was something to sell newpapers or satisfiy people’s morbidity with explosions or large amounts?
And so many times the news leaves you in suspense by not telling you how it occurred so you can use your imagination and too many times someone has to bring up covid. And you don’t hear about the many deaths of covid with the elderly now because that is expected. Doesn’t satify sponsors or give the informer their 15 seconds of fame as much anymore.
wy69
Easy enough to compare statistics of the number of annual deaths starting in 2018.
I doubt that thorough autopsies have been done with respect to what more and more funeral home embalmers have noticed with the white plaque substance in the arteries.
All that aside, what I don't understand is the sheer silence of the family members. I can't think of a single one who has called a press conference to demand answers to what happened to their child.
IBTZ
Back in the early 70’s we had one kid with leukemia. One. One girl that got pregnant. She had the child and the leukemia guy is still a friend to this day.
There were some bad car accidents and older ‘nam friends who never returned. No mysteries
Wow, another fatal medical emergency. It’s a good thing it wasn’t Died Suddenly then we might start wondering.
Travis County (Austin, TX) has the highest rate of fentanyl overdoses in Texas. It is right in line (I-35/I-30) with Waco, Dallas, and Winnsboro.
Yes, but we’re not talking about auto accident deaths. We are talking about sudden unexpected tests, potentially of people who received experimental vaccines. Again, we are seeing lots of sudden deaths—athletes over the past several years, as one example, where there were none before. High school athletes as well. Do you recall anyone dying in school when you were school age?
Yes.
wy69
Yes it is except for fentanyl
“The details surrounding the cause of Robinson’s untimely passing remain unclear.”
If the reason for the death is called a medical emergency and nothing further has come out as to what it was, then why does it have to be called covid vax related whether it is or not? He could have drowned in the lake he was fishing, he could have been hit by a car, he could have choked to death on a piece of meat...why is it being considered covid related?
I feel it is because people have been programmed to blame vaccines that were improperly defined later in their use to be the catch all for anything that causes death. The covid vaccines were not originally put out to be a cure, just something to make the symptoms more tolerable. It’s just been turned into a reflex action. It’s easy and puts immediate perpetrators into focus thus deflecting the real ones, those that used the vaccines as a tool to accomplish what they wanted.
And the result is exactly what you said in your entry:
“...potentially of people who received experimental vaccines...”
Potentially. What vaccines had he taken? What mixture of medication, if any, has he used? You are doing what they want you to do...assume something because someone said something whether there are facts to back it or not. And others are ignored.
“Do you recall anyone dying in school when you were school age?”
Yes. I was raised in the San Joaquin Valley in California, and we have a little disease there called valley fever. It is akin to TB. According to the CDC an average of 200 people die in the valley from this disease yearly. Ever hear about it. We knew of it. And many of the thousands that are infected don’t die. I caught it and survived with permanent lung scars. But I had friends that caught it, some died. Some died of car crashes, poisoning sometime ag related, gun violence at the Oval in north Visalia...all kinds of ways. But we didn’t blame it on valley fever just because it is there. It’s a poltergeist, not a fact if not proven.
People are making themselves sheep every time they assume something is what it isn’t because some person said it was. And the flood of misinformation about every aspect of the vaccines continues to leak from people that have no intent of getting it right...just slurring the facts.
I have learned through years of working in some situations that I trust none of what I hear and only half of what I see. I deal in my life with facts, not someone’s dishonesty or stupidity for not dealing with facts and trying to push them.
wy69
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