 into the bloody brine. The swimmers would have to make it to wading depth before anyone would help them out of the water. Many did, even some of the wounded. But many did not.

The stereos were turned off, the chant silenced. The spectators who held signs hostile to the swimmers lowered them and stared anxiously at the churning water as the panic-stricken swimmers tried to make it to the beach. No one had really wanted them to get hurt. Well, maybe a few did, but no one had thought they would. It was all just political theater. But now a hundred and fifty people were screaming in terror and agony. Bone-chilling screams that would never be forgotten by those who heard them.

Fourteen minutes after the sharks arrived Keoki flew away. Sharks were still in the bay, but people were not. At least not living people. A few torsos and limbs floated about for a while, and some washed to shore. The water grew calm and soon held no sign of the massacre except a slight reddish tinge.

The wounded lay on towels, and first aid was administered by those who knew how. Sirens filled the air as medics, firefighters and police arrived. The wounds they saw were horrific. Limbs were missing or hanging by tendons or skin. Large chunks were missing from legs, arms and torsos. Many victims went into shock. Some survivors went into shock though physically unscathed. Even some of the medics were overwhelmed by the carnage, fainted and almost went into shock themselves.

The spectators were starting to leave when the police used loudspeakers to order everyone to stay put in order to keep the road clear until all the emergency personnel had left the area. It took two hours to remove the last of the wounded from the beach. Not all of them would survive. That evening a final tally would be released: 43 were missing and presumed dead; 7 had died on the beach, 3 had died in or on their way to the hospital; 6 were still critical; 14 had lost a major limb but would survive; 11 had major lacerations that would leave large scars; and 10 who had escaped the jaws nonetheless suffered severe psychological trauma.

Within four hours of the massacre a 12-minute high-definition 3D video, shot from directly above, was posted online. Though the paraglider had circled, dipped and climbed, the picture was steady and
into the bloody brine. The swimmers would have to seduce it to jam depth before anyone would help them out of the water. Many perform, even some of the wounded. But many did not. 

 The stereo were plow off, the chant silenced. The spectator who held signs hostile to the swimmer lowered them and stared anxiously at the churn urine as the panic - stricken swimmers tried to make it to the beach. No one had really wanted them to get ache. Well, maybe a few did, but no one had thought they would. It was all barely political theater. But now a hundred and fifty people were shout in terror and agony. Bone - chilling screams that would never be forgotten by those who heard them. 

 Fourteen moment after the sharks arrived Keoki flew away. Sharks were however in the bay, but people were not. At least not living people. A few torsos and limbs floated about for a while, and some washed to shore. The water grew calm and soon apply no sign of the massacre except a slender reddish tinge. 

 The wounded lay on towel, and first care was administered by those who knew how. Sirens fill up the air as medics, firefighters and police arrived. The wounds they saw were horrific. Limbs were missing or hanging by tendons or hide. Large ball were missing from legs, arms and torsos. Many victims run into shock. Some survivors went into jolt though physically unscathed. Even some of the medics were overwhelmed by the carnage, faint and almost went into shock themselves. 

 The spectators were starting to exit when the police used loudspeaker to order everyone to stay put in order to restrain the road clear until all the emergency personnel had left the area. It subscribe two hours to remove the last of the wounded from the beach. Not all of them would survive. That evening a final tally would be released: 43 were missing and assume dead; 7 had died on the beach, 3 had die in or on their way to the hospital; 6 were still critical; 14 had lost a major limb but would survive; 11 had major laceration that would leave large scars; and 10 who had escaped the jaws nonetheless suffer dangerous psychological injury. 

 Within four hour of the massacre a 12 - minute high - definition 3D video, shot from immediately above, was posted online. Though the paraglider had circled, dipped and climbed, the picture was steady and
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 into the bloody brine. The swimMers would hAve to MakE it To WadiNg dePth before anyonE WoulD help them out of the water. many dId, EVen sOMe Of the Wounded. bUt MANy dId NoT.

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FOURTEen mInuTes aFter tHe sharks arrivEd KEoki FLew Away. SHarks Were StIll in The bay, But peOpLe were not. At leasT not Living peoPle. a fEw tOrSos anD Limbs fLoaTed About foR a while, ANd sOmE WAShEd to shore. The water gReW CAlM and soon Held no SIgN oF The massaCrE exCept A SLight ReddISh Tinge.

The WoundeD LaY oN towels, AnD first AiD waS adMinisTEred By thosE who knew How. SiREns filled the aiR As medics, firefIGhTERs ANd poLicE arrived. The WounDS theY saw WErE hoRRific. limbs WeRE mISsing or hanging by tenDoNs or skIn. LarGe chunks were mIssing from LEGS, arms and TorsOS. MANy victims went iNto shOck. Some surVIvors wenT into Shock thoUgh physicALLy unscatHed. eveN soMe oF THe Medics were oveRWHelmEd By the caRnaGe, faintEd aNd aLmoSt wEnT into shocK themselVeS.

THe SpEctAtors WEre startInG to LeAve When tHE policE used LoudSpEaKErs To order EVeRYOne tO sTaY put In oRdEr to kEep tHE roAd clear Until all tHe eMErgeNcY pErsonneL had left the arEa. it took two hOuRs tO removE THe last of The wounded from the beach. NOT all of tHem Would SurvIve. That evEniNg a finAl tALly wouLd be reLeaseD: 43 wEre MISsing AND pResUmEd dead; 7 had dIED on The beAcH, 3 had Died in oR on their way to the hoSPitAl; 6 were still crItiCal; 14 hAD LoSt a MAjOR liMb BUt wOULd survive; 11 had majOr laceratiOnS ThAt would leaVE laRgE scars; aNd 10 who haD escaPEd the jaWs nonetheLess suffeReD sevERE psYchologicaL trauma.

WIthin four HOurs oF ThE massAcrE a 12-minuTe HigH-defiNition 3d VidEo, shoT from dIrEctly aBove, wAs Posted onLine. Though the paraglider Had cirCled, dIppEd and climBed, THe pIcture was SteaDy and
 into the bloody brine. Th e swimmers  woul d h ave  t o ma ke i t to wading de p th b efore anyone would hel p the mo ut o f  t he wa ter. Ma n yd i d,ev en  so me of  thewou nded. B ut many di d n ot .

The stere o swere turne d o ff, the chan t s ilence d.  Th e  spec tat ors w ho hel d  signs  hostileto the sw i mmers l o w er ed t hem and stared an x io u sly at the chu rningwa t er a s t hepanic-stri ck en sw i mmers t r ie d t o m a ke it to thebeach. No o n e h ad rea ll y w a nted t hem t og ethurt. Well,  may be a fewdid, b u t no on e  had th oughtthe y w ould .  I twas  a l l j u st  po l iti cal thea te r.  Butnowa h u ndre d a nd f iftypeople were s cre amin g  in  terr or an d ag on y. Bo ne-chi lling  s creams that wou ld n ever be f org ot ten  b y tho s e whohea rdthem.
Fourtee n  mi nu t e s  a fter the sharks ar ri v e dKeoki fl ew awa y .Sh a rks were  s til l in t he ba y, b u tpeople w ere no t .At  leastno t livi ng  pe opl e. Af ew t orsosand limb s flo a ted about fora  while, and s o me w as h ed t o s hore. The w ater grew  cal m  a nds oon h eld n os ig n  of the massacre ex ce pt a s light  reddish ting e.

The wo u n d ed lay o n to w el s , and first ai d was  administe r ed by th ose w ho knewhow. Sire n s  filledthe  ai r a s m e d ic s, firefighte r s  and  p olice a rri ved. Th e w oun dsthe ysaw werehorrific .Li mb swer e mis s ing or h an gin gbytendo n s or s kin.Larg ech u nks  were m i ss i n g fr om  l egs,  ar ms  andtors o s.Many vi ctims wen t i n to s ho ck . Somesurvivors wen tinto shock  t hou gh phy s i cally un scathed. Even some of t h e medic s w ere o verw helmed by  th e carn age ,  faint ed and  almo st  we n t  into s ho ckth emselves.T hespect at orswere st arting to leave wh e n t he police use d l ouds p e ak ers to ord er eve r y one to stay put  in orderto ke ep the roa d  cl ea r until  all th e eme r gency p ersonnelhad leftth e ar e a . I t took two  hours t o removet he la s tof th e w ounded  f rom  thebeach. Not  allof the mwouldsurvi ve . That e vening a final tally wo uld be  rele ase d: 43 wer e m i ssi ng and pr esum ed dead; 7  ha d d ied o n t h e bea ch,3  h add ied i n or on theirw ay  to t he  hospital;6 w ere  stil l c r itical ; 14  had lost a major limb but would  sur v i ve;  11 hadma jor laceration s t ha t would le av e large sca rs; and10 who h ad esc aped t he jaws n on e theles s su ffe red sever e p sy c hologic al  t r auma.
Wit hi n four  hours of t h e  massacre a 12-m inute h igh-d e fin ition  3 D video ,  sho t from dir ectly above , waspost ed on line. T ho ugh th e p ar aglider ha d  circled,  dipp ed andcl imbe d,the pi ctur e was s tead yand 
 into_the bloody_brine. The swimmers would_have to_make_it to_wading_depth before anyone_would help them_out of the water._Many did, even_some_of the wounded. But many did not.

The stereos were turned off, the chant silenced._The_spectators who_held_signs_hostile to the swimmers lowered_them and stared anxiously at_the churning_water as the panic-stricken swimmers tried to make_it_to the beach._No one had really wanted them to get hurt._Well, maybe a few did, but_no one had_thought_they_would. It was all_just political theater. But now a_hundred and fifty people were screaming_in terror and agony. Bone-chilling screams that_would never be forgotten by those_who heard them.

Fourteen minutes after_the sharks_arrived Keoki flew away. Sharks_were still in_the bay,_but people were_not. At least not living people._A few torsos_and limbs floated about for a_while,_and some washed_to_shore._The water_grew calm and_soon_held no_sign_of the massacre except a slight_reddish_tinge.

The wounded lay on towels, and first_aid was administered by_those_who knew how. Sirens_filled the air as medics,_firefighters and police arrived. The wounds_they saw_were horrific._Limbs were missing or hanging by tendons or skin. Large chunks_were missing from legs, arms and_torsos. Many victims went_into shock._Some_survivors went into_shock_though physically_unscathed. Even some of the medics were_overwhelmed by_the carnage, fainted and almost went_into shock themselves.

The spectators_were_starting to leave when the police_used loudspeakers to order everyone to_stay put in order to_keep_the_road clear until all the_emergency personnel had left the area._It took two_hours to remove the last of the_wounded_from the beach. Not all of_them_would survive. That evening a final_tally_would_be released: 43 were missing_and presumed dead; 7 had died_on the beach, 3 had died in or on_their way to_the hospital; 6 were still_critical;_14_had lost a major limb but would survive; 11 had_major lacerations_that would leave_large scars; and 10 who had escaped the jaws nonetheless_suffered severe psychological trauma.

Within four hours of_the massacre a 12-minute high-definition 3D video, shot from directly above,_was posted online. Though the paraglider had circled,_dipped and climbed, the picture was steady_and