[Gene Eric]

Take your phone with you

[LittleBillyInfidel]

What the heck?? Poor lady! I wonder if she was drunk! Hope the dog is OK...

[woodbutcher1963]

Another death due to climate change.

[Ancesthntr]

Condolences to this lady’s family.

However, it confirms the old Norwegian saying that, “there’s no such thing as bad weather, there’s only bad clothing.“

[jerod]

“she was immobilized due to the cold...”

Said nobody... Ever!

The cold does not immobilize you... Hypothermia will, but she must of been drunk or had a broken hip, gotten hypothermia and then died. If you’re within walking distance to your back door and you don’t make it... It wasn’t the cold... It was the booze of the drugs that you passed out on.

[GingisK]

Sounds like piss poor planning.

[CaptainK]

In such weather a doggie pad is the wise choice.

[poinq]

I live in Wisconsin. it was below zero here. I walk out with my dog all the time, below zero without a coat or gloves in my slippers. I stay out for five minutes until I see my dog do her business.

Something happened to this women. A stroke or a she fell. Or her house was very far from neighbors. You can handle the cold for quite a while.

[coloradan]

GLOBAL WARMING!!

[T.B. Yoits]

I would do an autopsy and look for bleeding on the brain leading to a stroke or a COVID-19⁸⁴ "suddenly".

I know several people who've taken the Jim Jones Jab and have brain "sparks" that led to them falling down.

[GaltAdonis]

Two winters ago a neighbor of mine fell on the snow & ice in the parking lot of
his apartment complex. He injured his leg and couldn’t get up or move.
And nobody was around that could hear him yelling for help.
It was evening and everyone was inside and did not hear.
He was stuck out there for several hours before anyone happened by and heard him.

He was stuck out there for several hours. Luckily it resulted ONLY
in a broken ankle and a case of pneumonia.
He was lucky, in my opinion - it could have been much worse.

[kiryandil]

Never say “just for a minute”...

[The Louiswu]

when God calls you home, you go.

[vpintheak]

Let me tell you how people in Alaska do it. We open the door for our dogs, and remain inside.

[22for22]

Man. I feel like such a bad dog owner. In this weather I just throw out ball and wait for his return (I do put on flashlight to check for any other larger animals)

[mware]

Slip and fall knocking yourselves out. The freezing temps do the rest.

[RckyRaCoCo]

Ma lived in a senior condo complex...long ago, just before sunset, she just happened to be doing dishes and while looking out the above-sink window thought she saw someone moving in a snowbank that had been piled near the sidewalk that leads to the persons door (by an idiot snow-removal crew). She tells me about it and I go over to find her elderly neighbor buried in it trying to get out. I pulled her out, made sure she got inside safely.

No way could she have gotten out on her own, and it would have been dark in about 20 more minutes, plus HER neighbors would have NEVER heard her cries for help.

I would guess dead and popsicle city in about 2 hours...as cold as it was.