He bet he could eat a long bastard and he's dead

The family of David Dowell, a 34-year-old Australian who died in December after ten days of suffering allegedly caused by the ingestion of a lizard, continues to seek justice and seek answers seven months after the death of l & # 39; man. "He was a great person, he was the best person I knew, he was the best father for our kids." This is how Allira Dowell described her husband, David, who died at the age of 35. According to the NY Post newspaper, the father of three children ate a lizard because he accepted the challenge of his friends. This situation ruined his life.

Dowell's friends, who began to feel bad and suffered deep suffering on December 3, said they saw how the man had eaten a gecko, a lizard, after a gamble. The deceased's sister, Hannah, explained to The Brisbane Time that, when they had detected Dowell's bad condition, they had quickly called the ambulance to take her to the hospital, but the doctors refused to have a hangover.

Justice: The family of the deceased does not give up and claims justice for his confused death.

When Dowell was finally taken to the hospital, he was diagnosed with salmonellosis, a bacteria that causes diarrhea, stomach pain and fever. However, the man's condition worsened and he began to vomit green bile, his belly swelled and his urine became black.

Several days after the onset of symptoms, Dowell died on December 11 during one operation. The family considers that Dowell "rots from within" and continues a crusade with which she aspires to know the causes of sudden and traumatic death.

This case is reminiscent of another. Some time ago, Sam Ballard, a 19-year-old boy, died in Australia as a result of the same illness that he suffered after accepting his friends' challenge of eating a slug. In his case, this boy had a much longer agony and even more traumatic, since it was not less than 420 days in coma and that he was left with sequelae in the brain, after which he was finally died.

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