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Rockport24 · 11-30-2006, 03:37 PM

I saw something on national geographic channel about a 12 foot gator that pulled a landscaper into a pond and she died from the wounds. People that knew the women said that it was highly unlikely that she was on the waters edge because she was aware of the dangers, and the police had evidence to conclude that the alligator must have jumped out of the water and grabbed her while she was working on plants about 15 feet away from the water's edge!

I guess a lot of communities in florida have a law that if a gator is over 4 feet, it can be destroyed, this town didn't have that law.

11-30-2006, 03:37 PM	#5
Rockport24 President - S-B Chapter - Kelly Clarkson Fan Club iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2005 Location: Rowley Posts: 3,781	I saw something on national geographic channel about a 12 foot gator that pulled a landscaper into a pond and she died from the wounds. People that knew the women said that it was highly unlikely that she was on the waters edge because she was aware of the dangers, and the police had evidence to conclude that the alligator must have jumped out of the water and grabbed her while she was working on plants about 15 feet away from the water's edge! I guess a lot of communities in florida have a law that if a gator is over 4 feet, it can be destroyed, this town didn't have that law.