The LT Death of Lauie Michael Tagaloa

On the early Monday morning of July 11, 2022, a young man named Lauie Michael Tagaloa was stabbed outside the Valley Metro food court at Fortitude Valley train station in Brisbane. The news sparked a lot of interest on social media.

The standard definition of death is that it is the irreversible cessation of circulatory and respiratory function, or the irreversible cessation of all functions of the entire brain (e.g., Uniform Determination of Death Act 1980).

Definition

The term l t is a bit of a mouthful, but the illustrative LT stands for Lauie Michael Tagaloa, short-lived resident of Brisbane’s Valley Metro. On early Monday, July 11, 2022, he was fatally stabbed outside the Fortitude Valley train station.

The standard definition of a l t is an individual who sustains either an irreversible cessation of circulatory and respiratory function or an irreversible cessation of the functions of the brain. The aforementioned is one of the most common and well known definitions to emerge from current US law, the Uniform Determination of Death Act (UDDA 1980). This chapter attempts to tease apart this flurry of acronyms by asking what are the l ts and the nots of the olfactory or acoustic aesthete that resides in our bodies. In doing so, the author demonstrates that in our everyday lives, there is more to death than meets the eye. This volume will have you looking long and hard at what you are eating, where you are drinking and how you are interacting with the people in your life.

Cause

The cause of death is a critical part of medicolegal reporting. It can reveal the presence of a serious disease process such as subarachnoid or intracerebral haemorrhage, cardiac disease, autonomic dysfunction, or neurochemical dysfunction.

This is especially true when the death occurred shortly after an incident that could be attributed to stress. For example, a minor assault or verbal argument is not uncommon to trigger sudden death.

However, in some cases, the underlying cause of death remains unidentified even after examination by pathologists. Often, this may be due to a rapid increase in intracranial pressure caused by bleeding into the various compartments of the brain, or an acute obstructive hydrocephalus.

In addition, some deaths may be ascribed to an immune-mediated inflammatory liver disease. This group of decedents includes patients with autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) who were asymptomatic, chronically ill, or present with acute liver failure after liver transplantation (LT). AIH is often fatal.

Remembrance

Remembrance is a term used to describe the act of remembering something or someone. It can be a good thing or bad, depending on how the person remembers it.

People sometimes use remembrance to show that they respect the people who died and want them to be remembered. It can also be a way of trying to prevent other people from dying in the same way as those who died.

The word comes from the Latin rememorari, meaning to call to mind or remember. It can refer to the memory of a person or event, or to a specific time or place in history.

When a society remembers a terrible event, it can give victims a sense of closure and allow them to move on from the past. However, the danger remains that societies will use memory of mass human rights violations for political agendas. This can lead to polemics, which will only cause further conflict.

Final Words

The final words of a deceased person are often a matter of interest. They might be a statement of fact or an artistic tribute to the individual who has passed. While they may not be a particularly exciting or enlightening experience, they can still be noteworthy. Some of the more laudable examples include Thomas Edison’s famous last words, or at least his most notable last line of speech.

Other notable last words include the Shema (the Hebrew word for “here I am”), a well-known prayer sung by R. Akiva the Rabbi, and the aforementioned “It’s a beautiful day” (the quote is actually from a quote by Benjamin Franklin, not an actual last line). The following list includes the more interesting of these l t-devices. We’ll be adding to it as new information is uncovered and verified. We can’t cover everything, but we’ll try! Let us know if we missed one. You can also vote for a favorite in the poll below.

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