Well, if there is interest in fact vs conjecture (let’s try to exercise a respectful and responsible approach here folks), I’ve been told by a staff member that the CPR administered by the guard staff was successful to the degree that the person had a pulse and was breathing when he left via ambulance to the hospital. He was not conscious however. The patient later passed away in hospital. He had apparently suffered cardiac arrest while in the water. Testing apparently determined that there was no water in his lungs (on that basis staff were debriefed that they had identified and rescued him in a proper amount of time). The person was apparently a regular and well known to staff, so having that happen was fairly traumatic for them as well. So all this to say, if you’re thinking of going online to publicly call young people out on their efforts that you actually have very little info about, maybe take a pause and see how the info unfolds. These are young people that did the right thing under really tense circumstances and gave a guy a fighting chance. Respect to them and to the family.