Teen Injured by Jumper May Have Also Caught a Higher Power

2009_04_mun.jpg The seventeen-year-old who caught a Queens Center Mall jumper earlier in the week is all checked out after being readmitted to a hospital yesterday to have doctors look at his open head wounds and vomiting that was still occurring following Wednesday's incident. But his mother says that Derrick Osario may have some remaining effects spiritually after the accident. Rosarito Osario tells Newsday, "My son was reborn on April 8 again. With this situation, he was born again that day. That could have been him that died." She told the paper that her son has a long Y-shaped cut crossing his head following the collision. When asked about the woman who landed on her son while committing suicide, she said, "We are praying for [the woman], the decision she made to cut her own life, her family." The father of the boy did not speak publicly at the advice of a lawyer that the family has hired.

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Religion is often one of the surest signs of severe head trauma.

No, it isn't. Judging others is.

Agreed. This lady is talking like a concussion victim.

Religious nonsense at its finest.

God wanted him to suffer for being religious.

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so the kid was doing just fine and then they realized they are missing on a big payout, hire a layer and head back to hospital. I get the feeling Queens Mall is about to get sued for not installing higher railing, along with the city, for not having the mall install higher railing.

The writing in this article is giving me head trauma...

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