[JRandomFreeper]

The silly part is they are doing a 'recovery effort' which means digging up the body from one piece of dirt, so they can bury him under another piece of dirt.

My kids would just erect a small, inexpensive monument over the first pile of dirt I was buried under.

/johnny

[Mountain Mary]

“My kids would just erect a small, inexpensive monument over the first pile of dirt I was buried under”

Two popsicle sticks made into a cross, JR? ... quick n’easy.

[sarasmom]

What you probably don't understand yet, is that in this very rare sudden lethal sinkhole, a man desperately tried to save the life of his brother, who he heard screaming for help inside the house, before LEOs arrived and forced him away.

As I understand the situation as of now, the outside shell of the house is still standing, but most of the entire interior home flooring is now gone, not just the original single bedroom where Jeff Bush was last heard alive, screaming for help.

If you are not familiar with sinkholes, you may be familiar with cavernous springs. A small, short chimney, with a narrow drop before hitting a pool of water, possibly hundreds of feet, and potentially hundreds of width in diameter.
But Jeff may still be alive down there.
We don't yet know that he is dead.

Do you also make jokes about trapped miners?

For many, many hours no attempts to even try to rescue Jeff were allowed by “authorities”.
None of us here in the local area know if that was the right call.

But as of now, there has been no reports of rescue attempts or “recovery efforts” .

You should know better than to spout trash talk in a serious situation like this, JRandomFreeper.

But what you claim your kids would do, is probably correct.