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He died in the arms of a 19-year-old fellow sailor - not a medic - but was pronounced dead at an area hospital, she said.īased on her professional training and conversations she has had with Mullen’s fellow SEAL candidates, Regina Mullen is confident that her son had developed swimming-induced pulmonary edema, or SIPE, which is fluid buildup in the lungs. Instead of a hospital bed, Kyle Mullen was in a mattress on the ground of a military barracks when first responders were called the day of his death, Regina Mullen said, first to the Asbury Park Press and also to New Jersey 101.5. They just merely asked him, are you okay,” she continued. The least they could have done is really checked him and all those boys, those men - young men - that got through should have been under medical observation for at least 24 hours. “He got through all that aggressive training - no sleep, freezing cold.
He died approximately four hours later,” Regina Mullen said to New Jersey 101.5. I’m thinking he’s being monitored and taken care of - nope, he wasn’t. “I heard it over the phone when he called me that day, I was concerned. The other young man who was in critical condition at the same time that her son died “had severe pneumonia and was intubated for 24 hours - my son had the same condition,” she said. If Kyle Mullen had been medically monitored and intubated as necessary following the test, “My son would be alive today,” Regina Mullen said.
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