Among thirty colored balloons, people dressed in white and music, little Joshua Pabón was firedwho passed away on the followingnoon of Friday, January 13 following entering an Aquatica pool.
“We send you many balloons to the sky so that you can play with them. I feel eternally grateful to God for lending you a little (…) I only have to say thank you Titi, you fulfilled in a short time here on earth an excellent job,” said the boy’s uncle, Jeremy Pabón Arévalo.
The young man pointed out that during the child’s death he got tired of waiting that the minor got up and never happened. “Baby, we gave you toys to play when you feel sad or lonely,” he said.
Jeremy Pabón Arévalo also clarified what happened on his social networks. “It’s not like people comment and say that we neglected the child or that he jumped off a slide and he had an epileptic attack or that we drank alcoholic beverages,” he said.
“Joshua never jumped off the slide, nor did he have an epileptic fit, the autopsy proves it. He was playing quietly in the pool that didn’t even have 60 centimeters of water. Those who know us know how we took care of Titi, we had enormous protection for her,” he said.
He pointed out that when what happened happened “The park staff wouldn’t let us get close to him.” “They were giving him first aid, some people who are not trained to do it (…) He doesn’t have something to help him. They did not have an ambulance in which to help our baby there was only three people waiting for a pool with so many children”, he complained.
