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Two-year-old boy attacked and left dead by alligator at Disney World 

A 2-year-old Nebraska boy killed by an alligator at a Walt Disney World hotel in June 2016 died. Lane Thomas Graves weighed 30 pounds and stood 37 inches tall. He and other children were collecting water in buckets from the lake to make sandcastles between 8:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. on June 15. The water they were standing in was ankle deep.  Matt and Melissa Graves had brought their children to the beach around 8:30 p.m to watch the movie “Zootopia.”

The attack happened at dusk, which the report noted was prime alligator hunting time. Matt Graves jumped into the water and tried to open the gator’s mouth, but it injured the father’s hands and the alligator took off with Lane. Another witness said he saw Matt Graves grabbing his son’s legs to pull him free but the gator pulled the boy farther out and then underwater. The boy’s body was found submerged nearby with only the wounds from the initial attack. Investigators believe the alligator dropped the boy when it broke Matt Graves’ grasp and went underwater. Matt Graves suffered an injury on his leg but does not know how he received it. He did not see any other alligators. 

The report noted there were “no swimming” signs at the lagoon but made no note of signs warning tourists of the potential danger of alligators. Disney has since erected warning signs. The report also noted at least two people tried to alert Disney staff to the alligator. A South Carolina tourist spotted the alligator from his hotel porch about an hour before the attack. He said he pointed out the animal to a Disney employee. Just before the attack, he saw children in the ankle-deep water and was going out the door to warn them when he heard the mother screaming. A North Carolina woman on the beach reported that her daughter told a Disney “movie coordinator” about seeing the alligator about 5 feet from shore about 8:15 p.m. That man told another staff member. The woman said she and her daughters then went into a store, where they were when the attack occurred. 

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Disappearance of Kyle Tolley

Kyle Frank Tolley was a 17-year-old old male from Idaho. On the evening of August 17, 2001, Kyle travelled to the Pine Flats area of Lowman, ID- located in Boise County, ID. Boise County is incredibly sparse- only about 7,000 people live in the entire county. It is mostly known for its dense, lush forests, which make for lovely camping destinations. Kyle was accompanied by his brother, his brother’s friend, and the wife of one of the men. At some point that evening, all four individuals used an unspecified drug and began hallucinating as the result. Allegedly, Kyle told the group that he was going to go find a McDonald’s and left the campsite. This was the last time Kyle was ever seen.

The following morning, the Boise County Sheriff got a call about three guys who were “acting really weird,” according to the caller. When law enforcement arrived, they arrested Kyle’s brother and his friend, who was reported to be “out of their minds.” The wife was found about 400 yards away. She was reported to also be high, but coherent. When questioned, she reported the story about Kyle wandering off to find a McDonalds. All three were arrested and booked into county jail.

After this, the police returned to the scene to search the car. In it, they found Kyle’s wallet, which contained $300. Meaning, Kyle likely disappeared with only the clothing on his back.

Curiously, due to Kyle’s transient lifestyle, his family did not report him missing until just over two years later in 2004; it is unclear which relative finally called him in. To top it off, after the initial reports came in of the drug activity, a formal search was not conducted until 2013. However, nothing notable was found.

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