Good luck it’s a lawsuit in Mexico

Relative dies by accident. BLING BLING GOTTA GET THAT MONEY HELL YEAH NEW CAR. BALLLIN

@@jygb7092 you're right let's live with good morales and fresh water forget about money who needs that

​@@jygb7092 you're 8

It's in Mexico.

I know.. don't go swimming in Mexico..

Gosh dang it I was just going to post that. It's freaky scary!

@@akenjahyeah!

New material for a Final Destination film

It can happen anywhere.. even a pool with a broken light and someone not being responsible with the electricity 🔌

She’s suing the rental agency not the hotel…how is this the fault of the rental agency?

Scary.

It’s not a hotel. It’s an HOA resort. You have to sue the BOD of the HOA. She’s basically trying to sue the equivalent of Air BnB

It’s mexico

''Denied any wrongdoing'' is different than ''claiming no responsibility''. There is quite the difference between murder and death by negligence.

it’s mexico… good luck suing 😂

@@jozinzbazin2222 lol

Probably can sue for 10 million pesos💀

Nah those resorts got insurance policies, they will settle

​@thelocalfbi6041 thats like half a million usd😂 Less than a million

probably the max you can get in Mexico or something

What if an investigation finds out that the lawyer's brother works at the resort and is in charge of hot tub and pool maintenance and was working the evening this all went down

Justice needs to be served!

Man what a greater loss for the family. So tragic. Not only that, he died so young. I don't even know how could a electrical current happen in any pools on a family vacation.

@@Rlotpir1972agreed

This happened in Mexico not the US.

@@freedomfan4272 its 18,000,000 in pesos, sounds better if you say his life was worth 18 mil

A million dollars is like zillion dollars over there. A human life in Mexico is worth less than a tank of gas...just ask the cartels😢

ah yes, sue them for all of its fundings

​@@haventsleptyet good luck with international lawsuits. Ask Disney how it's going with enforcing copyright infringement by the Chinese 😂

It’s really hard to sue for more than that in Mexico unfortunately.

Material money won’t mend her heart or bring him back

​@@cheeseboyt8672yeah, I was going to say, wouldn't that be like billions in their currency...?

Not everybody is greedy like most.

young man? he’s 40😂😂

It wasn’t their hotel. It wasn’t even a hotel. It was an HOA. Imagine renting a condo from Air BnB. And you get hurt in the spa. Would you sue Air BnB??? No. You sue the homeowner. Have some objectivity.

​@@sendthis9480 Lol... some poor home owner. Maybe it's time for these Air b&b start inspecting properties on their listing.

She did it

@@sendthis9480 sue em both. theres a casade of blunders that need answered for when your rented pool becomes an electric chair

@@sendthis9480 well if Air BnB provide the service to you, you sue them.. then Air BnB can sue the owner..

Mexican laws does NOT contemplate any kind of compensation for wrongful or accidental death. She received 1 million just because the condo had insurance, but in Mexico, there is no way to sue or proceed legally in these cases.

​@@user-sk5tz9tt6c so she loses either way?

​@@saveThe90s88why do you think so many Mexicans try to come to America

Um , one million dollars isn't that much now days Dr Evil.

​@saveThe90s88 yes very much. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

For big resorts and stuff it seems like something a lifeguard should pull out every so often. For personal pools I guess it's less likely, especially if you have nothing like lights underwater.

@@EricLing64yes I agree. Owners of public pools/ or any public swimming areas should be legally obligated to have something like this and run it at the very least every day

“They deny any wrongdoing.” Really?!?!?!?! There is no accountability today.

You’re absolutely right but this is negligence on behalf of the hotel, negligence that cost her husbands life therefore there should be consequences.

This is really...a freak accident. I mean it's POSSIBLE, but there's MILLIONS of little fountains, ponds, pools, hot tubs and such. I've been zapped, but I had shoes on. Fountain got me. Years ago, several people got sucked into a drain and drowned in a fountain. Texas? None since, so there's an idea of the odds. That had to be 15 years ago. But, respectfully, meanwhile, you go out to bars and get drunk (known straight men who got dosed) or come home at night, right trains, drive, ride a bicycle, use a ladder, power tools or stairs... Btw, stairs kill 1,600 yearly, WAY more than escalators and elevators combined.

Well yeah it's got a light in it.

​@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823happens several times a year, I don't understand why you would write all that if you don't even know what your talking about

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 well aren't you a little ray of sunshine

@@JUMBOs-RCwdym by public toilets and Petri dishes?

@@Mcdonalds_Manager lil yappin zoomer

​@@Mcdonalds_Manager😢 that's a disgusting and insensitive comment

How bout 800 ,000,000

She needs a good lawyer.

I personally wouldn't sue anyway.

Boycott who

They didn’t deny wrongdoing. They said they had nothing to do with it. And they don’t. This isn’t a hotel. It’s an HOA. If you go with a bunch of friends, and get multiple rooms…you will likely be in different owners condos. It’s like getting an Air BnB at an apartment complex, and then trying to sue air BnB. It’s not their hotel or their spa. They just facilitate the reservations.

This was in Mexico, different laws apply there.

Then the woman should go vigilante

I personally would sue them at all.

the electric ground came loose it looks like.

It could come from the lights or the filtration system. This happened in Mexico so she will probably not get much money and it will take years. Remember, other countries don't operate like the US.

Lights, filtration, heating, jets, etc. All require electricity. Two things have to happen for the pool to become electricity charged. One, the ground connection has to become open. And two, a live wire has to come in contact with a metal part of the pool. This should also really be GFCI protected. Sounds like the hotel contracted some less than ideal electrical work. But that’s just speculation

@@uFCapacitor I mean it's Mexico so I think you speculation is really not speculation.

@@notmoose8670hasta te lo podría decir que México está al nivel de el mundo hablando de la progresión de su electricidad

The saddest thing is that if anyone reached in (or toward him) to help, they too would've been equally electrocuted. 😢 Only someone with rubber gloves and rubber shoes or flip-flops MAY have had a chance to render aid. What a *terrible* disaster. 😓😓😓

So am I. Prayer for you

whenever you leave home read PSLAM 91, 27

Did you even watch the video

Welcome to Mexico. Good luck suing.

"Letting it happen?" You don't know if there's an electricity issue until someone or something gets electrocuted (unless you happen to have that fancy floaty thing).

Learn English

Not everybody suffers from the disease of Greed.

Eh they were old asf anyways

​@@Mcdonalds_Managersame with your parents kid.

@@ThisIsntTwitter no they’re pretty young.

​@@Mcdonalds_Manageryou have no sympathy soul. Don't behave like that

@@rajatsoni3763 I just said the truth.

It should be a simple investigation. Where the power is for any water feature, pond, fountain and such, should be correctly grounded. I'd assume this would be higher powered than say a little fountain pump (got zapped on one of those!), but I don't know much about pools, either. At your house, the item that checks this, you plug it into any outlet and it tells you if it's GFI and wired right. It's 10-15 bucks, max

Eh they were old asf anyways

@@Mcdonalds_Manager Figures you work at McDonald's, my guy.

​@@Mcdonalds_Managerbro don't get paid enough 🤡

Please check Mexican laws before speaking

They don't do wrongful death like USA

🤡

I wouldn't...I wouldn't need or want any of their Money.

Mexico is overrated

I know I keep hearing stories of people dying or just sketchy situations and they keep going there. I will never vacation there ever!

Idk where you guys go in Mexico, but this is why I don't stay at cheap ass places. That hotel looks like a hole-in-the-wall.

​@@CthulhuJaxyou think one of the largest and most popular hotels is a "hole in the wall" lmao. You're not too smart but you already knew that I'm sure!

@@HermsWorldWide All I'm saying is it's not that nice of a place. I don't care if it's all YOU can afford but I stand by my comments.

So his life was worth only monetary compensation ??? So how much exactly is a life worth?

@@kathysmith4912 so she should get nothing? And the people responsible also get away with it?

@@kathysmith4912 How would you repay a life then if not with money? A father alive is worth way more than 1 million. Somehow his kids must be provided for...

​@@joystiicks5680 He should have stayed away from Mexico

@@kathysmith4912about 20 cents. Give or take.

*they’re

@@gregoryvierra6114 thanks for correcting me.

Ummm…this company actually had nothing to do with it. It wasn’t a hotel. It was an HOA. And she tried to sue the third-party company that took the reservations. That’s like trying to sue air BnB.

@@sendthis9480 oh my bad then

You don't know how there's an electrical currant? Have you ever put your foot or hands against the water coming out of the holes in the pool? How do you think water is circulated? The pool pump is run by electricity and water goes through it into the pool.

@@randybradley4151-🤓

It's Mexico they cheap and didn't maintain the pool

​@@jamsngYou maybe right on right there. It could be because people like them so cheap.

Jesus :)

@@jennifermorgan1837Still no guarantee, in fact, Jesus is the one of the people who said not to take things for granted

lmao she was only with him for money

@@jamedlock83🤡

@@jamedlock83What’s wrong with you?

This is the saddest thing I’ve ever seen. I hope she recovers

Man what a greater loss for the family. So tragic. Not only that, he died so young. I don't even know how could a electrical current happen in any pools on a family vacation. So glad I don't swim because I don't know how to swim.

Eh they were old asf anyways

Eh they were old asf anyways

The suit is a dead giveaway!! Never seen any suit FIT so BADLY. LOL

Mexico does not have same laws as USA they don't have wrongful death suits

Over 40 people die each year from being electrocuted in pools in the U.S.

may as well add you into the lawsuit too. not sure what the hot tub manufacturer has to do with it. this hotel has probably been in operation for 20 years. i got a better idea, hire an investigator first to find out the cause....

​@@LygerTheCLawI'm guessing obviously incorrect wiring and not grounded right.

It’s probably bad installation

No she doesn't 😂😂😂

That would be a safety hazard because people can’t see in the dark

@@ShampootheSpider2019 Duh.

Or just use gfci…..

Wdym? How is senseless accidental death someone's "time"? How would living "one second at a time" change anything here?

Ok dude, that was a freak accident, and Mexico is a great place

yeah they don't want you there either brah

Eh they were old asf anyways

What? 😆 you dont go in hot tubs out of the fear of being electrocuted? Never heard that one before.

Man what a greater loss for the family. So tragic. Not only that, he died so young. I don't even know how could a electrical current happen in any pools on a family vacation. So glad I don't swim because I don't know how to swim.

So you don't go to hot tubs because you're afraid of getting electrocuted. That's a new one.

you should have been there to get him out of that electrified pool.

@@Rotary650 ​ First rule of first aid -- danger to yourself and others!

It's not because they're concerned and want to help, while also not in danger?

No, just regular stupidity

meh….heeko

Where nothing works

Negligence doesn’t discriminate locations. Stuff like this happens in the states too.

Should have gone to Flordia, nothing bad ever happens there.... oh wait.....

You sociopath

Yeah, nobody ever dies anywhere else. Mexico is the only place in the world where people die. Everywhere else, everyone is immortal

@@HuzN26literally

Why? One of the best places on the planet at the most affordable price. Sure you could go to Cuba. But it's a whole lot worse there

HAPPENS EVERYWHERE AROUND THE WORLD DÚMBB!TCH

THEN GO EVERYWHERE TO FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF BOY.​@@Zurcwrld

99% of the crazy stuff that happens to Americans happens in the USA. The 1% outside the country just gets more media. I would visit Mexico way before I would visit Chicago.

this could've happened anywhere! even america!

Completely It looked crowded low rent type place we went there but we stayed in a super nice place but it was also in the late 90s so there's that I would not go back to Mexico

and that was an "lmao" moment?

Man what a greater loss for the family. So tragic. Not only that, he died so young. I don't even know how could a electrical current happen in any pools on a family vacation. So glad I don't swim because I don't know how to swim.

​@@sonicgalaxy27 you should ABSOLUTELY learn to swim. Pools and "ponds" have lights and pumps. That's how. One bad GFI (Ground fault interrupter, which you use in bathrooms/kitchens or by/around water) and lack of a .50 switch can kill you. I've had them where there was SUPPOSED to be one, but it didn't work right and I got a zap. I'm not an electrician, but I'd think it'd be worse when you're barefoot and STANDING in water. I had my shoes on when the fountain zapped me.

​@@DimeCutieyes

Can you tell me in what perfect place you live that nothing bad ever happens so I can move there?

@@NoOneHere2Dayur mom’s bedroom

@@bigboi4488 lol. Mom jokes? Tell me you're 12 without telling me you're 12.

@@NoOneHere2Day lil bro got mad over a mom joke

@bigboi4488 Not mad like you. You just brought back memories when I was a little kid, and we thought mom jokes hurt. Thanks for the memories, kid.

Bruh

Frl. That's a massive lawsuit

In Mexico. Will be lucky to get any money. What a shame, rip young brother.

what stuff?

You cannot rescue when there's a live current. If anything, they could have been preventing anyone else from getting too close. Anytime you see someone passed out you must check the surroundings and ensure there is no threat

If anyone jumped in to save him then there would be 2 victims instead of 1. Sad, but electricity doesn't play around