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Posted on 05/27/2025 7:02:25 AM PDT by Puppage
A homeowner on Long Island made a shocking discovery when uncovering his pool for the summer, finding a body floating in the water after pulling off his pool cover.
The East Shoreham, New York, homeowner called 911 Sunday afternoon after making the disturbing find of a man's body in his pool. He did not wish to comment Monday, though neighbors are now trying to figure out who the person may have been and what could have happened.
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fugettaboutit
That’s a nasty surprise to deal with.
Do you drain the pool?
Hoffa?....................
And here I thought that finding dead squirrels under the pool cover was bad…
After fishing out the contaminant, I’d suggest that he shock his pool with liquid chlorine. It may take several 5 gal. jugs, depending on the size of the pool. It would be a good idea to replace the diatomaceous earth in the filter prior to shocking. Let the pump run continuously for a day or two, and be sure to scrub the pool walls. It might be necessary to change the DE in the filter during the process.
Carl will clean it up.
Do you drain the pool?
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Naw, just add extra chlorine. Lol
Hoffa was buried in the ball pit at Chuck E Cheese in Trenton.
Can you imagine the bloat and bodily fluids that are in that pool? I don’t think there is enough Shock and chlorine to ever to get me to get in the same water.
When I had my hot tub, I would run some chemical they made, I called it the de-gunkifier, which cleaned out all of the old dead skill cells and oils that accumulated in the pipes about every 2 months
It’s spring. Happens all the time.
Maybe the neighbors should turn the investigation over to the police.
No, just add some extra Chlorine.
It will clear right up.
I had an in ground pool at my former house. 22,000 gallons.
I still remember. It was several hundred dollars to have it filled when I rebuilt it. They brought a semi tanker truck in to fill it. It was originally a vinyl liner pool that caved in after living there for ten years. I rebuilt it in the same hole as a gunite pool. Sold the house about seven years later.
The worst thing I ever found in the pool was a frog or a mouse. Frogs would jump in and end up bloated floating upside down in the skimmer.
And the 2024 Long Island hide and seek champion winner iiiiiizzzzzzzzz
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His body was sealed in concrete in a 55 gallon drum, then taken by boat to a place off the Bahamas and sunk in a deep trench.......................
Sounds like it was more than a Baby Ruth.
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