Shock in Australia and in the bodybuilding world. A man identified as Giuliano Pirone He died after collapsing and losing consciousness in the showers at the gym where he trained, where he had been preparing daily for some time for a bodybuilding competition.
Giuliano Pirone stumbled upon the gym facilities while taking a closed shower on August 20 in the suburb of Wanneroo, north of Perth, Australia. According to information from Daily MailThe bodybuilder suffered a brain injury and it was only 15 hours after its fall collapsed when police arrived and found him lying on the ground.
Daniela Pirone, mother of Giuliano Pirone, gave an interview to ABC Radio Perthexplaining that she was worried about her son after he didn’t answer her calls. Additionally, he told her he was going to go to the gym on his way to work, but his His friends and his wife did not know where he was. The mother, without thinking, reported her disappearance to the authorities, who found Giuliano Pirone’s phone in the gym where he had gone to train.
Giuliano Pirone’s strange accident
“It was very strange“He was completely displaced. The police had to break in, they found him in the shower (with cold water running), he was lying on the floor, collapsed,” mother Pirone told ABC.
Daniela Pirone, deeply affected by the sudden death of her son, added the following: “I was alone, my stepson was alone on this sloping ground, collapsed (and smashed his head) for about 15 hours and no one noticed anything. “I’m amazed.”
But how can someone pass out under a running shower for 15 hours without anyone noticing? The case has raised concerns about security and surveillance at gyms that operate 24 hours a day without staff present. “It’s a real danger”” said Daniella Pirone, who questions the lack of a control system capable of alerting staff if someone has not left the gym after several hours.
According to her, if her son had been discovered earlier, his condition would not be so serious. Daniella stressed the importance of reviewing the security protocols in these gyms, proposing the implementation of systems to verify the departure of users within a reasonable time. “It shouldn’t have taken so long before anyone noticed anything was wrong,” he said.
Apparently the gym the man visited is one of those that is open 24 hours a day and has no staff, so no one noticed his accident. For two weeks, Giuliano Pirone was on life support at Joondalup Hospital, but died this Thursday morning in Perth. His mother revealed that he never regained consciousness and an MRI confirmed that he had lost brain function. “I will never look at the Sun, the Moon and the sky in the same way again, the light that shone has left me,” Daniela Pirone said.
Giuliano Pirone’s family in Perth called 000 when he failed to return home. Using his phone, police tracked him down to a 24/7 gym last night. After breaking down the cubicle door, police found him unconscious on the floor of a running shower. He had been there since 3pm. pic.twitter.com/20avYAwf3z
-Anne Tootill (@toot5000) August 26, 2024
