People constantly die in marathons, playing sports, driving cars, but its considered less of a news worthy. Is it directly related or just over-reported? You never really heard about kidnapping and rapes in the 80s-90s because of a common courtesy that it could damage survivors or hurt family members. That sort of went away with the media shift to SHOCK AND TERROR after the satanic panic of the 90s imo.
I mean, yes they did report on it, but it was mostly short, local, sometimes, not national news every time someone attractive goes missing.
People constantly die in marathons, playing sports, driving cars, but its considered less of a news worthy subject. Now that everyone is recording everything, it may SEEM like it is happening much more often.
Those sports also put you at your normal cardiac limits already.
Its just too slippery for me for the most part. I would say the MOST concerned would be the multiple medical step outs for recent tennis events. That is very popular, filmed normally, and seems uncommon and sudden.
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