Sep 30, 2024, 2:55 PM
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Crocodile attack claims life of woman during late night swim in Queensland
Tragic
- Leeann Mitchell and Cindy Waldron were celebrating Leeann's cancer recovery with a swim at Thornton Beach.
- During the swim, a crocodile attacked, pulling Cindy underwater despite Leeann's attempts to save her.
- The incident underscores the risks associated with swimming in crocodile-infested waters, particularly at night.
In a tragic incident at Thornton Beach in Queensland, Australia, two friends, Leeann Mitchell and Cindy Waldron, were enjoying a late-night swim to celebrate Leeann's recovery from breast cancer. As they waded into waist-deep water, a crocodile attacked, dragging Cindy underwater. Leeann attempted to fight off the crocodile and hold onto her friend, but the force of the attack was overwhelming. Despite her efforts, Cindy was lost to the crocodile, who was later found and killed with her remains inside. Leeann was hospitalized for shock and injuries sustained during the attack. This horrifying event highlights the dangers of swimming in areas known to have crocodile populations, especially at night when visibility is low.
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