MASSIVE Shark ATTACKS Near Monterey - The True Story Of Lewis Boren

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 00:00:00 - 00:05:00In the YouTube video "MASSIVE Shark ATTACKS Near Monterey - The True Story Of Lewis Boren," a 24-year-old surfer named Lewis Boren goes surfing at Moss Beach with a friend during ideal conditions. After his friend leaves, Boren stays behind for a solo session, unaware that a massive great white shark is lurking below. The shark attacks Boren as he paddles out, leaving him gone in an instant. The next day, his surfboard is found with a large missing section, and tooth impressions lead authorities to conclude that a white shark was responsible. However, further examination reveals the shark to be over 7 meters or 23 feet long, making it the largest white shark ever recorded with verifiable evidence. Boren's remains are found four days later, half a mile north of where he was surfing in Spanish Bay. The speaker expresses gratitude for viewers' positive response and encourages subscriptions, asking for kindness in the comments section.See more00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "MASSIVE Shark ATTACKS Near Monterey - The True Story Of Lewis Boren," we follow 24-year-old Lewis Boren as he heads to Moss Beach for a morning surf session with a friend. The conditions are ideal, with a 15-foot storm swell, but as they enjoy the surf all day, Lewis decides to stay behind for a quick solo session after lunch. Unbeknownst to him, a massive great white shark is watching from below, using the poor visibility of the storm to its advantage. As Lewis paddles out alone, the shark stealthily moves into position and attacks, leaving him gone in an instant. The next morning, his surfboard is found washed ashore with a large crescent section missing. Authorities determine the damage was caused by a white shark based on tooth impressions, and estimate the shark to be between 18 to 20 feet long. However, further examination reveals the shark to be over 7 meters or 23 feet long, making it the largest white shark ever recorded with verifiable evidence. Lewis's remains are identified four days later, half a mile north of where he was surfing in Spanish Bay.00:05:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "MASSIVE Shark ATTACKS Near Monterey - The True Story Of Lewis Boren," the speaker discusses the tragic story of a surfer named Lewis Boren who was attacked by a shark, leaving him with a massive wound that matched the missing section of his surfboard. The attack resulted in Boren's instant death, and the shark responsible was never identified. The speaker thanks viewers for their positive response to previous videos and encourages them to subscribe for more content. He also asks for kindness in the comments section, as there is a possibility that someone close to the situation may see the video.

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