Naya Rivera presumed dead

Naya Rivera is presumed dead after going missing during a boating trip with her four-year-old son, Josey. 

The Ventura County Sheriff is reporting that the 33-year-old actress had rented a boat for herself and her son’s summer trip at Lake Piru at about 1 p.m. this afternoon however, Josey was found in the boat alone three hours later.

A search began immediately after officials were notified of her disappearance, with the use of helicopters, drones and dive teams.

Josey apparently told authorities that he and his mother went swimming, but his mother never got back into the boat. He was found in the boat alone three hours later wearing a life vest.

Additionally, Naya‘s car was found in the parking lot with her purse inside. An NBC LA journalist has reported that Ventura County Sheriff Dept. says she is “presumed dead.”

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Updated On: 7/9/20 at 01:55 AM

A friend of mine who is a fortune teller said that a curse had been put the Glee cast and I am beginning to think it is true. She said it had been brought on by secrets and deception. So many of them have either died or their Futures have been ruined.

CATSNYrevival said: "The saddest part of this is an adult thinking that leaving a boat to go for a swim when you’re the only two people on board is a safe thing to do. That’s reckless."

I think the saddest part of this is that a person may have died. 

That poor little boy probably watched his mother drown.

I hate to say it, but the Daily Mail article makes it sound like this wasn't an accident.

That poor little boy.  I don't know if a four year old has a concept of time.   But can you imagine that child sitting on that boat wondering where is mommy and is she coming back?  How sad.

Updated On: 7/9/20 at 11:02 AM

How awful! I really hope she'll be found...

GavestonPS said: "Sutton Ross said: "CATSNYrevival said: "The saddest part of this is an adult thinking that leaving a boat to go for a swim when you’re the only two people on board is a safe thing to do. That’s reckless."

A child lost his Mother yesterday. Shame on you."

Which is more important? That we sentimentalize a person who has apparently passed? Or that we point out the unfortunate judgment that caused her passing?

Somebody somewhere may benefit from the latter."

I think the biggest issue with the original post was the level of snark involving the decisions Rivera made, when in actuality, this was a freak accident that could happen to anyone. Can we learn from this? Sure. But calling her reckless is absolutely inappropriate at this current moment. Plus, a very young child lost his mother while alone in a boat. That's a horrible, very fresh wound in many people's hearts right now and being respectful seems to be the LEAST we could do at this moment.

You don't know that, or anything about this situation. Jesus. Stop JUDGING her. Accidents happen and it's nobodies fault. Take your anger elsewhere, it's not wanted in this thread, clearly, as five respectable posters called you out. 

Updated On: 7/9/20 at 09:12 PM