Although Arbogast was immediately pulled out the water by an unidentified bystander, the severe blood loss he suffered caused damage to his organs and brain, complicating his recovery. By early September, there were calls to pass legislation to help "control the problem." July 30, 2001 - "Summer of the Shark" was the cover story of Time Magazine. happen there are no emotions. Eight-year-old Jessie Arbogast had been slowly improving at home until the weekend, when he was returned to Sacred Heart Childrenâs Hospital. since sharks usually do not appear in knee deep water. Jessie Arbogast, 8, 2001 News shark-attack victim, returned to his Mississippi home after a five-week stay at a Pensacola hospital. Arbogastâs uncle, Vance Flosenzier, wrestled the shark out of the water; a park ranger shot the shark and Arbogastâs arm was pulled from the sharkâs gullet. "the uncle is so filled with guilt, he tried to commit suicide. Shark Attack Victim Comes Home August 13, 2001 / 9:35 AM / AP Jessie Arbogast, the 8-year-old mauled by a shark last month, has returned home â ⦠[8] The repeated broadcasts of the shark group has been criticized as blatant fear mongering, leading to the unwarranted belief of a so-called shark "epidemic".[8]. AN eight-year-old boy was saved by his uncle on a Florida beach after a shark bit off his right arm. In mid-August, many networks were showing footage captured by helicopters of hundreds of sharks coalescing off the southwest coast of Florida. He sits up in his wheelchair and participates in his life. He sits up in his wheelchair and participates in his life. shorts because of the 'whole truth not being told'....The money, in my opinion
The Summer of the Shark came to a quick end following the September 11 terrorist attacks, as the media had shifted attention to the destruction at the Pentagon, lower Manhattan and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. An 8-year-old boy survives a bull shark attack in Pensacola, Fla. More » My Swim With the Sharks. Jessie did get an arm bit off and
still had the hook in his mouth and "put up a big fight because his mouth was all
affect the contributions for Jessie and the uncle is so filled with
Deceptive stories
about the shark. Either
indication of deception. " We'll also recap the harrowing attacks that 12-year-old Jessie Arbogast and Krishna Thompson survived and examine how you can protect yourself from becoming a victim. [11], Media sensationalism about sharks in 2001, List of fatal unprovoked shark attacks in the United States, "Survey: 'Shark summer' bred fear, not facts", "Tourism officials, scientists fear another `Summer of the Shark, "Internal bleeding hinders shark attack victim", "Expert: More people, more shark attacks", "The media of manipulation: patriotism and propaganda–mainstream news in the United States in the weeks following September 11", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Summer_of_the_Shark&oldid=967419944, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 13 July 2020, at 04:22. attack here on Pensacola Beach, the truth is coming out. If a person is being truthful, his language will remain consistent. The doctor who treated 8-year-old shark attack victim Jessie Arbogast said the boy is unlikely to regain the same cognitive abilities he had before the ⦠The shark ripped off Jessie's arm as his family watched in horror. The unidentified stranger
Arbogastâs uncle, Vance Flosenzier, wrestled the shark out of the water; a park ranger shot the shark and Arbogastâs arm was pulled from the sharkâs gullet. The man had CHUM in the water, and heavy tackle built to fish for sharks. 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was swimming in the ocean near Pensacola, Florida on 6 July 2001 when a 200-pound bull shark bit off his right arm. While playing in knee deep water, Jessie was bitten by a 7-foot, 200 pound bull shark. the fish to land. Thirteen times the writer refers to this animal as a "shark." When we look at his story
The word "gun' means it is not
is one powerful animal, and they had cut the cable, and hid the rods by the
He will not call it a "pistol" because to him it is a "gun.". But the arm was 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast's. In July, Jessie Arbogast, an 8-year-old boy from Ocean Springs, Miss., was attacked by a 7-foot, 200-pound bull shark in the shallows of the Gulf of Mexico near Pensacola. shore where beach goers immediately applied first aid to the boy. Jessie's uncle carried him to
No man is going to wrestle a shark that large to shore in two feet of water, that
A 7-foot bull shark bit off the boy's arm in July while he was swimming at Florida's Gulf Islands National Seashore. accident and a mistake. ", There is no such thing as the "real truth." OCEAN SPRINGS â Jessie Arbogast has come a long way in the eight years since a shark attack in Florida left him bedridden with a feeding tube. Jessie was attacked by an 8-foot shark in Florida on July 6, 2001. Saving Jessie Arbogast. ", "The press has suppressed the real truth. kids went into the water to see the shark Jessie was bitten. usually end very quickly. time the Medics got there. AN eight-year-old boy was saved by his uncle on a Florida beach after a shark bit off his right arm. real truth. There is a reason
Jessie's grandmother has set up a fund to accept donations to help pay medical expenses. The press has described the medical condition of Jessie Arbogast, the 8-year-old mauled by a shark in Florida, as "critical but stable." There were about as many in 1995 and 2000, but 1995 was the year of the O.J. Jessie was attacked by an 8-foot shark in Florida on July 6, 2001. being fired and the word "weapon" means it is being discharged. attack here on Pensacola Beach, the truth is coming out. family and personal knowledge of how the uncle is feeling. "Our biggest challenge now is how shark to the beach where a Park Ranger shot it. Changing the language is an
LINE AND HAD BEEN FIGHTING IT FOR TWO HOURS PLUS. They were able to retrieve Jessie's arm from
would still come in, and the uncle will have to accept that it was a tragic
[...] In truth, there wasn't a remarkable surge in shark attacks in 2001. Jessie's uncle carried him to shore where beach goers immediately applied first aid to the boy. time the Medics got there. However, we do not seek the
The reattached right arm and gashed leg of an 8-year-old boy attacked by a shark are healing, but Jessie Arbogast remains unconscious in a ⦠nephew got bit because the entire family went into the water trying to wrestle
who helped him also helped him fight the fish to shore. : ⦠Lesson plan for parents and educators -- Click here âHe is still not able to speak. Jessie Arbogast, 8, 2001 News shark-attack victim, returned to his Mississippi home after a five-week stay at a Pensacola hospital. "He takes it all in," said his mother, Claire Arbogast, who is his constant companion during the day. On July 6, 2001, 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was vacationing with his family on a Florida beach. memory, he may refer to it using several different words: gun - pistol - handgun - firearm. He is now 16 with a mustache and lively blue eyes. The story sounds believable
swimming close to shore. At dusk time, when Jessie Arbogast was swimming in shallow water at Langdon Beach, Florida, he was attacked by a bull shark measuring about 7-foot, 200-pound. Because the gun did not exist and therefore is not in his
An analysis by Mark McClish
is going to recover, but I am tired of Pensacola Beach taking it in the
phrase because people will usually tell the truth but they may withhold certain information. indication of deception unless there is a justification for the change. Jessie Arbogast. he will always call it a "gun." It started on July 6, when 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast had his arm bitten off by a bull shark off Pensacola, Fla. Shortly after this shark attack, an email was being forwarded around the internet which claimed
8-year old Jessie Arbogast was attacked by a bull shark July 16, 2001 Web posted at: 4:29 PM EDT (2029 GMT) RESOURCE. Because a deceptive person is making up the story, he may not follow his personal dictionary. The story was so compelling - how his uncle grabbed the 7-foot bull shark by the tail and pulled it ashore, how Jessie's arm was fished from the giving any interviews, and is hard to find. As of January 2002, Jessie is making a slow but steady recovery. Immediately after the near-fatal attack on Arbogast, another attack severed the leg of a New Yorker vacationing in The Bahamas, while a third attack on a surfer occurred about a week later on July 15, six miles from the spot where Arbogast was bitten. Beach-goers were warned of the dangers of swimming,[7] despite the fact that the swarm was probably part of an annual shark migration. If the writer saw this animal as a shark, then he should continually refer to it as
If he views a firearm as a "gun,"
The shark bit off his right arm and one third of his thigh. The reattached right arm and gashed leg of an 8-year-old boy attacked by a shark are healing, but Jessie Arbogast remains unconscious in a Pensacola hospital. According to the International Shark Attack File, there were 76 shark attacks that occurred in 2001, lower than the 85 attacks documented in 2000; furthermore, although 5 people were killed in attacks in 2001, this was less than the 12 deaths caused by shark attacks the previous year. It had been taken off with remarkable efficiency by the 7-foot bull shark that attacked him on July 6 off Pensacola, Florida. His
guilt, he has tried to commit suicide once already.....Now it all makes sense. This may cause him to use synonyms throughout his statement. The Summer of the Shark has since been remembered as an example of tabloid television perpetuating a story with no real merit beyond its ability to draw ratings.[1][2][3][4]. Simpson trial, and 2000 was an election year. 8-year old Jessie Arbogast was attacked by a bull shark July 16, 2001 Web posted at: 4:29 PM EDT (2029 GMT) RESOURCE. The press has suppressed the real truth, because they are afraid that it will
a "fish." "....wrestled the shark...." "....wrestle the fish...." This is our first
It began with the dramatic rescue of 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast, whose arm was severed by a bull shark in the waters off Pensacola, Fla., on the weekend after the Fourth of July, he said. The writer should have stated "The press has suppressed the truth.". [10] However, the comparatively higher shock value of shark attacks left a lasting impression on the public. The International Shark Attack File has a few pointers of enjoying the beach without worrying about sharks More » Graphic say a little fishy. To all my buddies and friends who have called me about the truth on the shark
It began with the dramatic rescue of 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast, whose arm was severed by a bull shark in the waters off Pensacola, Fla., on the weekend after the Fourth of July, he said. One reporter's voyage to the bottom of a reef shark sea More » How to Avoid Shark Attacks. Arbogast's uncle, Vance Flosenzier, wrestled the shark out of the water; a park ranger shot the shark and Arbogast's arm was pulled from the shark's gullet. 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was swimming in the ocean near Pensacola, Florida on 6 July 2001 when a 200-pound bull shark bit off his right arm. The Summer of the Shark refers to the coverage of shark attacks by American news media in the summer of 2001. 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was swimming in the ocean near Pensacola, Florida on 6 July 2001 when a 200-pound bull shark bit off his right arm. On July 6, 2001, 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was vacationing with his family on a Florida beach. That boy, Jessie Arbogast, was attacked in 2001 by a bull shark in shallow water. The summer of 2001 was a little dull, so reporters focused on sharks. Tom Brokaw, Katie Couric, and countless others called 2001 the "summer of the shark." The incident changed all their lives. Let's look at the writer's personal dictionary in regards to the attacking marine animal. The sensationalist coverage of shark attacks began in early July following the Fourth of July weekend shark attack on 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast, and continued almost unabated—despite no evidence for an actual increase in attacks—until the September 11 terrorist attacks shifted the media's attention away from beaches. It is like saying someone is really dead. spend most of their time telling us about the incident. Surgeons later reattached the boy's arm. Jessie did get an arm bit off and
The shark bit off his right arm and one third of his thigh. THE UNCLE WHO WRESTLED THE SHARK ASHORE WAS FISHING FOR SHARKS, HAD IT ON A
On the evening of July 6, 2001, 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was swimming with his siblings and cousins in shallow water on Floridaâs northwestern coast when a ⦠an interviewer we want all of the information; the whole truth. TIM ISBELL/SUN HERALD Claire Arbogast hugs her son, Jessie, at their Ocean Springs home. Check Reputation Score for Jessie Arbogast in Morgantown, WV - View Criminal & Court Records | Photos | Address, Email & Phone Number | Personal Review | $90 - $99,999 Income & Net Worth to know the truth behind this shark attack. Posted January 12, 2002. arm off and bit into his leg. CASE: GSAF 2001.07.06.a DATE: Friday July 6, 2001 LOCATION: The attack took place in the Gulf of Mexico at Langdon Beach, Santa Rosa Island, Pensacola Beach, Escambia County, Florida, USA. giving any interviews, and is hard to find. But the arm was 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast's. that the "hero" of the attack who wrestled that 7 foot shark to shore is not
shorts because of the "whole truth not being told"....The money, in my opinion
Jessie was attacked by an 8-foot shark in Florida on July 6, 2001. Every word has a different meaning even if it
The doctor who treated 8-year-old shark attack victim Jessie Arbogast said the boy is unlikely to regain the same cognitive abilities he had before the ⦠still had the hook in his mouth and "put up a big fight because his mouth was all
The writer stated that on the day Jessie was
Two additional shark attacks, both fatal, occurred during the first three days of September — one in Virginia and one in North Carolina. 10 July 2001 ⢠10:56 am . His arm was reattached, but he remains semiconscious and unable to follow commands. In July, Jessie Arbogast, an 8-year-old boy from Ocean Springs, Miss., was attacked by a 7-foot, 200-pound bull shark in the shallows of the Gulf of Mexico near Pensacola. bloody and torn up"....(that's why the shark had blood all over it's mouth in
is one powerful animal, and they had cut the cable, and hid the rods by the
We must remember
Later on the writer talks about the "whole truth." bloody and torn up....(that's why the shark had blood all over it's mouth in
For example, a person may call it a "gun" but once
P E N S A C O L A, Fla., Aug. 13, 2001 -- Jessie Arbogast, the 8-year-old boy mauled by a shark last month, has returned home â but only time will tell how extensive his brain injury has become. ", There are no synonyms in Statement Analysis. The media's fixation with shark attacks began on July 6, when 8-year-old Mississippi boy Jessie Arbogast was bitten by a bull shark while standing in shallow water at Santa Rosa Island's Langdon Beach. 10 July 2001 ⢠10:56 am . He uses the same language when talking about the fish as when talking
the shark's mouth. However, since the incident didn't
We would have to conclude that someone made up the story about the uncle fishing for sharks. is going to recover, but I am tired of Pensacola Beach taking it in the
would still come in, and the uncle will have to accept that it was a tragic
The media fixation continued with a cover story in the July 30th issue of Time magazine. There is a reason
As
Jessie was rushed to the hospital where doctors were able to reattach
....the uncle is so filled with guilt, he has tried to commit suicide once already. we see no justification. accident and a mistake. It is the Jessie David Arbogast Medical Fund, c/o Hancock Bank, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, 39566. There is big money in a shark that size. The shark, which measured approximately 7 feet (2.1 m) in length, bit off Arbogast's arm in the attack; it was then caught and killed after being dragged by its tail onto shore by Arbogast's uncle, Vance Flosenzier. In 2001 it was a bull shark that infamously attacked 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast at Gulf Islands National Seashore in Santa Rosa County and bit off his right arm. This is an acceptable
While playing in knee deep water, Jessie was bitten by a 7-foot, 200 pound bull shark. A 7-foot bull shark bit off the boy's arm in July while he was swimming at Florida's Gulf Islands National Seashore. The ranger who shot the shark testified that the shark
expect to see a lot of emotions. The Summer of the Shark refers to the coverage of shark attacks by American news media in the summer of 2001. The sensationalist coverage of shark attacks began in early July following the Fourth of July weekend shark attack on 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast, and continued almost unabatedâdespite no evidence for an actual increase in attacksâuntil the September 11 terrorist attacks shifted the media's attention away from beaches. a shark unless there is a justification for referring to it as a fish. Lesson plan for parents and educators -- Click here he fires it he then calls it a "weapon." Therefore, he will end the story very quickly because nothing
Quick ⦠See Snopes for more information about this story. [5] Arbogast's arm was later removed from the captured shark's mouth and surgically reattached. the TV photo's, it was it's own blood!! the TV photo's, it was it's own blood!!). Therefore, we would not
July 9, 2002 -- It has been one year since Jesse Arbogast, then 8, was mauled by a shark, and the uncle who rescued him is still haunted by the attack. OCEAN SPRINGS â Jessie Arbogast has come a long way in the eight years since a shark attack in Florida left him bedridden with a feeding tube. But a few high-profile cases turned an otherwise slow news summer on its head. Read the story found in the email and see
Two times he calls it
On 6 July 2001 Jessie Arbogast, an 8-year-old boy from Ocean Springs, Missouri, was on a vacation with his family, aunt and Uncle Diana and Vance Flosenzier. The uncle reeled in the shark and when the
It began with the dramatic rescue of 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast, whose arm was severed by a bull shark in the waters off Pensacola, Fla., on the weekend after the Fourth of July, he said. When the shark got
The ⦠They will then
[6] In the following weeks, Arbogast's spectacular rescue and survival received extensive coverage in the 24-hour news cycle, which was renewed (and then redoubled) with each subsequent report of a shark incident. Investigative journalist John Stossel explains the media's shark fixation in his book Give Me a Break, stating: Instead of putting risks in proportion, we [reporters] hype interesting ones. The ranger who shot the shark testified that the shark
The advertisement was, however, dropped at the last moment after complaints that it was a tasteless reference to Jessie Arbogast, an eight-year-old boy who had his arm bitten off by a ⦠It had been taken off with remarkable efficiency by the 7-foot bull shark that attacked him on July 6 off Pensacola, Florida. it is true or it is not. On July 6, 2001, 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was vacationing with his family on a Florida
TIL In 2001, 8-year-old Jessie Arbogast was attacked by a 7-foot-long bull shark that tore off his arm, his uncle hearing the commotion grabbed the shark out of the ocean and onto shore all the while when the shark still held the Child's dismembered arm. This story also has a very short ending consisting of just over four lines. is only slightly different. The Summer of the Shark has since been remembered as an example of t⦠He is now 16 with a mustache and lively blue eyes. into two feet of water, the kids all ran into the water in jubilation and
This we have to question since there is no indication the writer has close contact with Jessie's
While playing in knee deep water, Jessie was bitten by a 7-foot, 200 pound bull shark. he is telling us about something that someone else experienced. For example, the word "gun" means one thing and the word "pistol" means something
Deceptive writers will set the stage for their story. ), I am not lessening the horror of the event. The shark bit off his right arm and one third of his thigh. It is the Jessie David Arbogast Medical Fund, c/o Hancock Bank, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, 39566. that in this case, the writer is not telling us about something that he experienced,
At dusk time, when Jessie Arbogast was swimming in shallow water at Langdon Beach, Florida, he was attacked by a bull shark measuring about 7-foot, 200-pound. I am not lessening the horror of the event. "To all my buddies and friends who have called me about the truth on the shark
This is a justifiable change in his language. what you think. His uncle then wrestled the
On 6 July 2001 Jessie Arbogast, an 8-year-old boy from Ocean Springs, Missouri, was on a vacation with his family, aunt and Uncle Diana and Vance Flosenzier. his arm. 30º18.964'N, 087º15.812'W NAME: Jessie David Arbogast DESCRIPTION: Jessie is an eight-year-old male from Ocean Spring, Mississippi. that the "hero" of the attack who wrestled that 7 foot shark to shore is not
No man is going to wrestle a shark that large to shore in two feet of water, that
Most people would state,
When we closely examine this email, we see there are several indications this story is shall we
The number of attacks remained nearly identical in both the United States (55 in 2001 compared with 54 the previous year) and Florida, the nationâs leader, where they decreased from 38 to 37, Burgess said. affect the contributions for Jessie and the uncle is so filled with
The authorities investigating the attack maintain that Jessie was bitten by a shark that was
Jessie's uncle carried him to shore where beach goers immediately applied first aid to the boy. beach. Jessie's grandmother has set up a fund to accept donations to help pay medical expenses. [9], In terms of absolute minutes of television coverage on the three major broadcast networks—ABC, CBS, and NBC—shark attacks were 2001's third "most important" news story prior to September 11, behind the western United States forest fires, and the political scandal resulting from the Chandra Levy missing persons case. guilt, he has tried to commit suicide once already.....Now it all makes sense. Jessie Arbogast. Jessie was attacked by an 8-foot shark in Florida on July 6, 2001. FREE Background Report. the shark lunged from off the ground and hit Jessie Arbogast twice, took his
attacked, the boy's uncle was fishing for sharks! ", The word "once" tells us the writer believes the uncle will attempt suicide a second time. different. happened after the incident since the incident never occurred. The press has suppressed the real truth, because they are afraid that it will
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