Neighbors said the cable fence that killed Munoz was supposed to keep out cars that would drive on the grass.
EVERETT, Wash. — Days after 13-year-old Emiliano Munoz died after colliding with a braided metal cable that fenced his family’s yard, several middle and grade school-aged kids stopped by his memorial to pay their respects before attending his funeral.
“I really miss him,” said Jonathan Losoda. “We played together. We used to ride bikes and now he’s up there. He liked especially blue Takis because I like it, and he always shared it. I miss everything about him.”
The cable hit Munoz’s throat, severing
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