NCAA fan’s death prompts contact-tracing investigation in Indiana

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9 thoughts on “NCAA fan’s death prompts contact-tracing investigation in Indiana

  1. The only question I have and it goes for all situations; why wouldn’t anyone, if they are feeling poorly either quarantine themselves or tell someone. Its the height of carelessness to go about when this individual, who I am sure, due to his rapid death in a short time period, had to know he was sick.
    One thing they don’t seem to be doing and they do at every medical facility I have been to and that is a quick temperature check when entering a building where there will be multiple persons. Most sensitive buildings and offices are also going to the temperature test. It doesn’t take that much longer. A higher than normal temperature is almost always a sure sign of something wrong. Viruses, very quickly produce an immune response in the body and very quickly a rising temperature. This sort of thing just doesn’t have to happen.

    1. Thomas, stop trying to apply rational thinking to “journalism”. It’s perfectly normal with Covid to attend a basketball game and be deceased 1 week later. There were zero other factors involved. The correct thing is to run screaming into the night and talk about contact tracing. And for the Snowflakes, yes, regardless of the factors, a young death is tragic. The only thing more tragic is manipulating a death to fit a news agenda.

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