The outstanding victory of the Brazilian national soccer
team this Sunday was a milestone accomplishment that will help propel this team
to the soaring heights they are accustomed to. However, the victory would be overshadowed by
the devastating loss of Brazilian defender David Luiz.
David
Luiz was the backbone of the Brazilian defense, time after time coming to their
rescue. The Chelsea defenseman’s skill and athleticism were once again on
display Sunday evening, as he slid into his own net managing to deflect the
shot over the crossbar. To paint the picture, Spain was on the break. Play was
developing in the middle (as usual), outside the eighteen, as Pedro made a run
on the right flank receiving an outlet pass from his midfield. Luiz was in
transition racing back to cover the weak side as Pedro let fly a precision shot
across goal. Just as the ball was ready to cross the line, Luiz came flying in
to repel it. This was perhaps a bit of foreshadowing, as Luiz would gracefully
slide into heaven as he did his own net.
The Brazilian defender was found dead
on the pitch several hours after the game. The autopsy showed that David Luiz
died of an aneurism. Following the trophy ceremony, the Brazilian team had a
night out on town. They all met at Le Loft, a bar in the city. After several
drinks, many members of the team noticed that David was nowhere to be found.
They tried contacting him several times via his cell but received no response.
After some time, they grew worried and went to see if they could locate him at
his apartment in Fortaleza. When they arrived to his vacant apartment, tensions
grew unsteady and the police were phoned. Later, that night at around 4 AM,
David Luiz was found dead in the stadium at center field. Here are the last images
taken of David Luiz before his death.
Till Next Time,
Don Juan
P.S. He's not really dead. This is a fucking joke.
P.S. He's not really dead. This is a fucking joke.
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