The only thing I know FOR CERTAIN is the surge was a good deal higher than the one that hit that area during Camille. I saw one mass casualty incident during Vietnam. At first it looked like everybody in the world had died. Then it didn't look so bad. I hope that the guy who called in the report over reacted. The problem is if you put five ants in a bucket and pour water in, all five will drown, if you put fifty in the bucket, all fifty will drown. The water was there in those areas. I lived on a boat there for two and half years and know the area and have seen what Camille did. This will be much worse.
"Thousands of bodies have been discovered throughout Mississippi in Gulf Port, Waveland,Hancock County,Bay of St.Louis."
"They are hanging in trees and they are pulling them out 30 at a time. Entire families found drowned in their homes and washing up on shore."
With a little reading comprehension, one can understand that those "thousands of bodies", as reported, are spread out in trees, drowned in their homes and washing up on shore. Not just trees that you seem to be stuck on.
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Because he lost contact with his friend, who is on the scene.