YuGiOh Manga Creator Kazuki Takahashi Died Saving Drowning Swimmers
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He then goes on to say that Takahashi entered the water during the rescue. However, Bourgeau did not see Takahashi during the incident. However, Bourgeau’s diving student caught glimpses of Takahashi until he disappeared beneath the waves. The Japan Coast Guard found Takahashi’s body with snorkeling gear two days later on July 6th. It was located about 300 meters (1,000 feet) offshore in Awa, Nago city in Okinawa. The spokesman for the Japan Coast Guard declined to confirm whether Takahashi participated in the attempt. However, several sworn witness statements provided by the Army detailed his actions that day. Takahashi’s autopsy also confirmed that he died of drowning and that there were no signs of foul play.Facebook
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YuGiOh Manga Creator Kazuki Takahashi Died Saving Drowning Swimmers
Posted By: Jacobi Reddixon: October 12, 2022In: Anime, Comics, NewsTags: anime, manga, yugiohNo Comments Print Email U.S Military newspaper Stars and Stripes reported on YuGiOh manga Creator Kazuki Takahashi’s passing. The newspaper updates that Takahashi died trying to aid a U.S. Army officer in saving three swimmers caught in a riptide. The incident occurred at Mermaid’s Grotto in Onna, Okinawa. U.S. Army Major Robert Bourgeau, a diving instructor, was trying to save an 11-year-old swimmer, her mother, and a U.S. soldier caught in a riptide. This took place about 100 meters from the shore on July 4th. Bourgeau was unaware that Takahashi was trying to help him in the rescue.He then goes on to say that Takahashi entered the water during the rescue. However, Bourgeau did not see Takahashi during the incident. However, Bourgeau’s diving student caught glimpses of Takahashi until he disappeared beneath the waves. The Japan Coast Guard found Takahashi’s body with snorkeling gear two days later on July 6th. It was located about 300 meters (1,000 feet) offshore in Awa, Nago city in Okinawa. The spokesman for the Japan Coast Guard declined to confirm whether Takahashi participated in the attempt. However, several sworn witness statements provided by the Army detailed his actions that day. Takahashi’s autopsy also confirmed that he died of drowning and that there were no signs of foul play.