Why are there no photos of the Florida sinkhole that swallowed the guy in his bed?

I guess they don't have R/C helicopters with cameras or long ropes in Florida.

Maybe the sink hole is very large and very deep, I have heard 100ft deep today.

Maybe there is a river down there and poor Mr. Bush was washed away into the void below?

If the hole is so deep and wide it will appear soon enough!

Is it not possible the windows were blocked BEFORE the accident?

It is somebodys grave at the moment, maybe they will show pictures if they find his body.

One could argue that the windows may have been card-boarded up by the homeowner before the sinkhole happened.

Yet clearly the officials put up "condemned" stickers on the windows.

I think the windows were already blocked by the homeowners.

and.... if youve told your family/friends/coworkers that something fishy is up, waht!?, theres no sinkhole...


When they end up showing the sinkhole you just look like a fool and your credibility is diminished in any further attempts to explain some conspiracy or warn them of anything.


This is the purpose of disinformation such as this thread. The purpose of disinformation is to harm truth and truthseekers. Those pushing disinformation arent working with you; theyre working against you. They arent working for truth; theyre working against truth.

Is this pinned for the extreme level of retard....really, you all are either the stupidest or the lazyest bunch of moran alive.

How is it possible to be that large? The house looks like a little shack. No way the entire house is 30ft wide...

I'm pretty sure they will eventually show the hole. If you think this is a disinformation thread, you haven't been reading it.

I don't think so, especially if these are the windows of a bedroom and this room is so close to the entrance of the house.

I said....

If you talked to friends or coworkers, they will insist that they SAW the sinkhole. So far, to date, no pictures of the sinkhole have been released.

The point of my post isn't whether there is a sinkhole or not.

If you talked to your friends, I'd hope you would stick to the truth. And not spread you're own form of disinfo. And if you start babbling about things that you assume, then you have yourself to blame. Not your imaginary demons that caused you to look bad

Wait until we find out more about the hole before you decide there is nothing to this story.

After the amount of years which have passed since this home was built the wire mesh has certainly corrudoded away.

Florida Geology we have in areas about 8'-20' of sand with about 6'-8' of limestone then in manny areas caused by underground rivers gaps in the limestone which can be very large.

In Gainsville Fl. We would go spelunking for fun one entrance has a Bus Droped Verticle down a sinkhole.

You would crawl through the back of the bus staright down and the out the windshild. There you would repel down a rope about 20-30 feet to the floor.



There were many trails to follow from that poingt with very large caverns inside

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The masses have no idea how manipulated they are.

In fact, you could offer all the proof in the world, and guess who'd they get upset with?

They would actually lash out against the truth teller, and deny any idea their minds are enslaved



Jesus Christ had that problem too. Everything repeats itself through time.

Just drive a toys-r-us remote control car with a cheap rf feed video cam into the damn house and be done with it. this IS stupid.

Jesus Christ had that problem too. Everything repeats itself through time.


Wow.... I have the same problem. Does that mean I'm special?

Wow.... I have the same problem. Does that mean I'm special?


YOU BETCHA SUNSHINE.

YOU BETCHA SUNSHINE.

You guys really are "special".

The opening to the sinkhole in the home is about 20 feet across but could be five times that wide directly beneath the ground, Damico said. The sinkhole also appears to be 15 feet deep inside but could be up to four times that deep, she said.

"Think of it as an hourglass," Damico said. "You have an opening then a wider part directly beneath it."

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Maybe he fell all the way thru the earth, reference the new Total Recall movie, and they should start looking for him in China.

I think the mole men got him. Or the Morlocks.

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How could he fall into a hole under the house? Wouldn't there be a floor in the house and don't floors usually hold together even when a house is undermined? Why was the house also fully intact?

Apparently in that part of Florida, the laws of physics have been suspended.

The Bush brothers both worked for the Florida Department of Transportation, Jeremy said, doing roadside assistance. His brother moved to the home three months ago from Zephyrhills. They lived there with Jeremy's fiancee, Rachel Wicker, their 2-year-old daughter, Hanna, and two other relatives.

Leland Wicker, owner of the home, was vacationing in North Carolina on Thursday night. He said the four-bedroom home, built in 1974, passed a sinkhole inspection in August and is insured.

The friends and family of Jeffrey Bush gathered near the house Friday morning and, adhering to the cordoned off safety zone, dragged lawn chairs in front of the homes across the street. Many of them still wore pajamas. They walked in circles, their eyes glazed, rimmed in red, their hands trembling, gripping cigarettes. Some talked about charging past the workers and digging Bush out themselves. Some didn't talk, just clinging to stuffed animals and staring across the street.

And they watched.

About noon, they watched a team send an underground camera into the stormwater pipes. About 2:30 p.m., they watched workers roll drilling equipment out front of the home. At 3, they watched the equipment stop working and then watched a man crawl underneath the equipment with a wrench and work for more than 30 minutes.

Just after 4 p.m., a sheriff's deputy asked them to move back, for their safety. Emotions boiled over.

Jeremy Bush cursed and looked across the street at the workers in the yard.

He stormed off down the street, threatening to punch firefighters. An older woman ran after him, and they met in an embrace in the middle of the street, both crying. Then Jeremy walked off, and the woman went back to her lawn chair, sobbing.

"My baby's in a hole," she said.

About 6:30 p.m., a line of county officials held a news conference to say they were doing all that they could.

"Until we know where it's safe to bring our equipment," Chief Rogers said, "we're really handicapped."

Then Deputy Duvall, the first on scene, spoke.

Duvall's shift ended at 7 a.m. He tried to sleep, but couldn't. He came back because he wanted to be here. This neighborhood had warmed his heart with how it helped the family, he said.

"These are everyday, working people. They're good people."

Then he looked at the cameras. He had a message for viewers.

"You guys out there, if you know these people, if you know this neighborhood, pray for them."

Times photographer Luis Santana and staff writers Craig Pittman and Stephanie Bolling contributed to this report.


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Lol...really, like there some kind of sinkhole conspiracy out there now, you retards really are groping for shit now.

A man is swallowed into the earth and you are not impressed?

Someone flipped the lights. Jeremy, 36, threw the door open, revealing a sight that defied belief: The earth had opened beneath his brother's bedroom and was swallowing everything in it. The tip of Jeffrey's mattress was the only thing left, and it was sinking into a churning sinkhole.

Someone in the house called 911: "The bedroom floor collapsed and my brother-in-law is underneath the house."

Hillsborough County sheriff's Deputy Douglas Duvall was not sure exactly what that meant until he got to the one-story house at 240 Faithway Drive just after 11 p.m. Thursday and found Jeremy Bush trying in vain to dig into a hole threatening to claim him. Duvall pulled him to safety.

Then the waiting began.

An army of rescue authorities came, followed by an army of media, and everyone tiptoed around yellow caution tape and bulging television station cables Friday as the rescuers tried to figure out what they could do, safely, to find a man buried in an expanding sinkhole.

In the midst of the scrum sat the friends and family of 37-year-old road worker Jeffrey S. Bush, sobbing, consoling each other, screaming at rescue workers, struggling to come to terms with the fact the rubble under the aqua home Bush lived in may be his final resting place.

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In the early 1980s, state officials were determined to solve the mysteries behind the cause of sinkholes. In 1981, during a drought, a gigantic sinkhole opened in Winter Park, swallowing a car dealership, a home and part of a road. The Legislature created a research institute at the University of Central Florida.

After a while, according to Stewart, legislators cut funding.

"They figured, 'We don't need this any more,' " he said. "We haven't had another one of these in the news in a while."


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