Family: Man Died After Ducking Flying Shrimp
A shrimp a hibachi chef tossed at a man eating at a Japanese steakhouse ultimately led to the diner's death, his family claims in a $10 million wrongful death lawsuit against the restaurant chain Benihana.
Jerry Colaitis wrenched his neck when he ducked to avoid the shrimp in the chain's Munsey Park restaurant, attorney Andre Ferenzo said in opening statements Wednesday.
"Some customers, especially dads and sons, want to catch the food," Connick said. "The evidence will show that it was part of the show."
Colaitis, underwent neck surgery in June 2001, but there were complications, and he had numbness in his arm, Ferenzo said. He died that November, a day after checking into a hospital with a 105-degree fever.
http://www.local6.com/news/6030903/detail.html
Full Version: Man killed by flying shrimp
topic is bit misleading..it wasnt shrimp's fault. lack of exercise maybe
Beverly Hills Ninja+ Mrs. Doubtfire= this story
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QUOTE (Kim Jung Il @ Jan 12 2006, 08:42 PM)
Family: Man Died After Ducking Flying Shrimp
A shrimp a hibachi chef tossed at a man eating at a Japanese steakhouse ultimately led to the diner's death, his family claims in a $10 million wrongful death lawsuit against the restaurant chain Benihana.
Jerry Colaitis wrenched his neck when he ducked to avoid the shrimp in the chain's Munsey Park restaurant, attorney Andre Ferenzo said in opening statements Wednesday.
"Some customers, especially dads and sons, want to catch the food," Connick said. "The evidence will show that it was part of the show."
Colaitis, underwent neck surgery in June 2001, but there were complications, and he had numbness in his arm, Ferenzo said. He died that November, a day after checking into a hospital with a 105-degree fever.
http://www.local6.com/news/6030903/detail.html
A shrimp a hibachi chef tossed at a man eating at a Japanese steakhouse ultimately led to the diner's death, his family claims in a $10 million wrongful death lawsuit against the restaurant chain Benihana.
Jerry Colaitis wrenched his neck when he ducked to avoid the shrimp in the chain's Munsey Park restaurant, attorney Andre Ferenzo said in opening statements Wednesday.
"Some customers, especially dads and sons, want to catch the food," Connick said. "The evidence will show that it was part of the show."
Colaitis, underwent neck surgery in June 2001, but there were complications, and he had numbness in his arm, Ferenzo said. He died that November, a day after checking into a hospital with a 105-degree fever.
http://www.local6.com/news/6030903/detail.html
Funny......
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QUOTE (Jarhier @ Jan 12 2006, 09:34 PM)
topic is bit misleading..it wasnt shrimp's fault. lack of exercise maybe
yeah...the shrimp is not guilty,it was merely self defense.....
How do you manage to find all these odd reports about stuff in Japan?
if u wanna die in style go to japan 2
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oooooh so it wasn't the shrimp 2 2
lol arrrgh look out flying shrimp2 just the way i saw it in my head
2 2 lol arrrgh look out flying shrimp
2 just the way i saw it in my head
That title is so funny, 2
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Ouch.
lol, that's a pretty strange way to die..
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