More Hard Proof North Carolina Shark Attacks Are a Hoax

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What an arch-fake and supremely inane hoax it is, this totally contrived group of shark attacks on North Carolina beaches. How absolutely treacherous it is to fabricate such an issue, as real shark attacks are horrific beyond imagination. Yet, to fake it? Then, to solicit money based upon such a fake? Is that not the most corrupt act conceivable?

In a real shark attack the authorities do not take the issue likely. The beaches in the area will be closed. It is not a nonchalant issue, as is the case with the North Carolina fake, where the beaches remained fully open and no warnings of any kind were issued. Can anyone image the liability of doing so? By no means if this were real, that is if there were two potentially deadly attacks within a matter of days, would the beaches remain open either after the attack or in the short-term afterward. Yet, it is said via the Boston News Wire:  

Astonishingly, they (the same Oak Island Beaches) are open again today (the day after) despite further sightings of sharks. 

Therefore, it has to be a fake. There can be no other possibility.

Caption: The crowded beaches were not were not closed between the two attacks – and the mayor has said shedoes not believe there was enough time to prevent the second attack

Would not the people themselves, as word got out about the attacks, pull out of the water? That would be the normal reaction for virtually all humans. Who would put themselves at risk for such a horrific attack? Who would go right back to the beach the next day or even over the next week as the attacks were publicized extensively?

In contrast, here is the aftermath of a real shark attack, in this case in Australia where a Japanese surfer suffered a fatal event while surfing in Australian waters:

The poor man was virtually cut in half by what was believed to be a great white shark. “There was blood everywhere,” as would be expected. As a consequence, action was taken immediately, and the beaches were closed. Swimming and surfing was prohibited.

A full ban on swimming in the beach was imposed. Here is the typical approach to fatal or near-fatal shark attacks at the site of the incident:

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/10/surfer-killed-in-shark-attack-suffer-massive-torso-wound.html

Instead, at Oak Island the beaches were opened the next day, while not being officially or vigorously closed even on the day of the purported incident.

Regarding the North Carolina issue a shark expert Mr. Burgess has stated that “Only three times in the four decades that he’s been studying sharks has Burgess seen attacks happen “so closely in time and space…” The other incidents occurred in Egypt and Florida.

Still Burgess said, shark attacks are unusual. Last year saw 72 attacks worldwide, only three of them were fatal. In a typical year about four or five people are bitten by sharks on North Carolina beaches.

See the caption embedded into the image – GoFundMe? That with the fake stethoscope scene. Too, look at the stump. It is free of any evidence of injury. There is a drainage tube associated with it, but it is draining nothing. The individual, Mr. Hunter Terschl, is a prior amputee, just as was seen in the Boston Smoke Bombing Hoax.

He’s happy about having his arm chopped off? Who in the world would feel so thrilled about it? This is what a real shark attack victim looks like. Is anybody happy about it?

Here is a foot that has been bitten by a shark. Not a pleasant experience to any degree.

It is also said:

Kiersten Yow, 12, lost part of her arm to a shark attack off a beach Oak Island, N.C., on Sunday. Her left leg was badly injured in the incident, but her parents say that doctors are confident that they can save it. Kiersten was in waist-deep water off the coast of Oak Island when she was attacked. The shark ripped off her left arm below the elbow and badly injured her left leg.

Beachgoers rushed to her aid, and emergency responders called in a medical chopper to fly her to New Hanover for emergency surgery. She was later transferred to Children’s Hospital.

Where are the shark-bite wounds in this victim? It is said that the shark “tore off her left arm” or “bit off her left hand.” How could that be without the pouring out of blood?

In this ‘911’ call the woman is as calm as can be. “Hi,” she says and, ‘By the way, “We’re on Oak Island…’”

Where is the blood, the jagged, razer-blade-like teeth marks in any of the imagery? Why is no one in a panic, here? The men with the gloves, the official agents of the beach, stand down, while the heroes come forth, the common people, the good Samaritans. They are the ones doing the livesaving work, including the paramedic in the bikini, who just happened to be on the scene.

If a person gets bit by a shark, such a one bleeds. Why is there no blood to be seen with the North Carolina events?

Caption: A man bitten by a Great White shark at Manhattan is rescued by fellow beach-goers.

Moreover, how did all the N.C. imagery get captured? It was none other than through Steve Bouser, who just happened to be on-site at both hoax events:

Bouser says he and his wife were merely on the beach to take a break, a vacation: relaxation. Sure he was, right: absolutely.

Yet, he made it back-and-forth to both sites and now wants full credit for all his images.

Bouser says it was a scene “just like Jaws.”

It was indeed a scene: the scene of an arch-fake. No one can believe that it is a mere coincidence that the photographer could be at both sites.

Sources:

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/local/palm-beach/sfl-warning-graphic-content-shark-attack-victims-wounds-20140601-photogallery.html

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