But did he die of COVID?

[ericc]

Coroner confirms identity of man eaten by alligator in Hurricane Ida floodwaters

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/573925-coroner-confirms-identify-of-man-eaten-by-alligator-amid-hurricane-ida

The 12-foot, 504-pound alligator was caught earlier in September, and human remains were found in its stomach.

The St. Tammany Parish coroner, Charles Preston, was able to confirm the man who was killed by the alligator was 71-year-old Timothy Satterlee.

Satterlee was bitten by the alligator a day after Hurricane Ida hit the state, with the alligator ripping off his arm.

His wife left to get help, but his body was swept away by the water while she was gone.

[TheGoldenGoose]

"Satterlee was bitten by the alligator a day after Hurricane Ida hit the state, with the alligator ripping off his arm. His wife left to get help, but his body was swept away by the water while she was gone."

What a way to go out.

[Sanity Check]

Satterlee was bitten by the alligator a day after Hurricane Ida hit the state, with the alligator ripping off his arm.

Brutal.

Gator must have latched onto his arm and did the gator roll.

The break wouldn't have been a clean one and he probably bled out.

[KVB]

Brutal.

Gator must have latched onto his arm and did the gator roll.

The break wouldn't have been a clean one and he probably bled out.

Roll with it!!! Roll with it!!!!