of jupiter. the group was in the process of trying to reel in that 100-pound sailfish when that fish jumped out of the water and stabbed that woman near the groin area. the men she was with on board that boat, they were able to quickly apply pressure to the groin area and they made it back to shore where we re told help was already awaiting them. the woman was taken to a hospital where we re told she s expected to be okay. she remains in that hospital after this experience. as for the two others on board that boat, i was able to talk to one of the men yesterday. they told me they re doing okay. they were shaken up by the entire thing and they said this entire ordeal played out in a matter of seconds. we re told that sailfish are among the fastest swimming fish in the ocean, according to the ocean conservaconservancy. thank you for that. former president trump versus mike pence in arizona.
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