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On Aug. 31, 1994, Disney security guards spotted two teens goofing around on a walkway of the Contemporary Resort. When spotted, they ran and were seen leaving in a pick up. A Disney guard pursued the truck at speeds of up to 80 mph even though they LEFT the park and were outside of Disney property and jurisdiction. The truck crashed, killing 18 year old Robb Sipkema. In Florida, highway deaths are investigated by the Highway Patrol. Disney refused to allow them to interview the woman "security hostess" who drove the van chasing the teens. Disney also would not release the transcripts of the radio conversation taking place between this guard and the dispatcher during the chase. The parents of Robb Sipkema sued. Even though the 'security hostess' was not a law enforcement officer, Orange County Judge Belvin Perry, Jr. said Disney had a 'private security arrangement' - in essence a contract with itself - and the Highway Patrol would not be allowed access to "internal company documents". Appeals led to the State Attorney General who said that although Disney Security perform only 'basic night watchman duties', which would NOT include high speed chases off Disney property, the Sipkemas ended up dropping the lawsuit due to total uncooperation by Disney. However, because of the suit, Disney Security Guard vans changed their Mars lights from red (like police) to amber; and they were no longer permitted to use "regular law enforcement" lingo and codes when talking to dispatchers. In other words, stop pretending they were actual police.
Originally posted by schrodingers dog
reply to post by zazzafrazz
Interesting ... some background info would be useful.
For example, why was someone video recording security feeds?
And why not show the feed footage directly instead of a second hand recording?
Still interesting though.
Originally posted by munkey66
reply to post by lifeform11
I see what you mean about the water, but after looking again and again, why would a ghost keep to a path and then run over water,
I was just asking the question about burnt images rather than just blindly believe what may be a little hard to exlain.
So again if it was a burnt image there could have been a walking platform for maintinance that the worker ran across which could be removed after the maintinance is completed.
A look at the area in daylight hours would also be helpful.
Originally posted by Skid Mark
Okay, I found this on Snopes. There have been deaths at Disneyland.