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All sorts of skulls – nothing special or fancy about it. Just take a look at my art – I draw skulls and stuff. Hey stinks you assume I lifted your skull artwork. That would earn Liquid Death a return rebuke from artist Justin Moll - who had created the logo for the label - after taking plenty of backlash online. While Cessario would later reveal he meant it as a lighthearted jab, it wasn’t taken as such by some readers who then started on the attack concerning the similarities. Your records have been an inspiration to us for decades, so it’s a true honor to have inspired you right back,” wrote the water company in a social media post that had the hashtags #liquiddeath and #logo. “We are honored that famous metal record label is so in love with Liquid Death and our mission of health and sustainability, that they recently decided to make their new logo a complete homage to our logo. Both logos feature a similar idea of a face melting off a skull, which was enough for Liquid Death to point out the similarity and take a jab at the record label. Its website says: “Liquid Leisure is home to Europe’s Largest Aqua Park and the first official Ninja Warrior UK Aqua Park, set on one of the most beautiful private freshwater lakes amongst stunning parkland in the heart of Berkshire.The internet can be tricky at times with how things are perceived, and Liquid Death water founder Mike Cessario has issued a public apology to an artist who recently created a logo that has been used by Nuclear Blast in their promotion. “As Thames Valley Police are in the early stages of an investigation it would not be right for us to add further comment, but we will continue to fully support and assist them throughout the process.” A statement said: “Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and all those effected by this desperately tragic and upsetting incident.' Liquid Leisure said it would be closed on Sunday. My sincere condolences are with the girl’s family and friends, and I would ask that their privacy is respected at this incredibly traumatic and distressing time for them.” I would like to commend them for their courage and bravery. “I am aware that several members of the public entered the lake shortly after the girl got into difficultly, but were unable to locate her. This has been an extremely traumatic and upsetting incident for all involved. “There was a swift response from all emergency services and following an extensive search of the lake, the girl, who was 11, was located at around 5.10pm and taken to hospital but sadly died.

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We are in the early stages of investigating this incident to understand the full circumstances. Local policing area commander for Windsor and Maidenhead, Superintendent Michael Greenwood of Thames Valley Police, said: “My thoughts are with the family and friends of the girl who has died as a result of this tragic incident. I reckon there were probably around 30-40 people in the water – a mix of what appeared to be staff and public.”įlowers at Liquid Leisure following the death of an 11-year-old girl (Image: PA) The lifeguards were truly amazing though. She added: “Now, I just feel pretty numb. My car was directly next to that of another family and the mum in the other vehicle looked across at me and we both just burst into tears.' The woman, who asked to remain anonymous, said: “We went back to the car, but it was gridlocked and the emergency vehicles were blocking the exit. Read More: Boy, 17, charged with attempted murder after Reading incidentsĪ 34-year-old witness, who lives outside Reading and was at the park with her sons, told the Press Association (PA) lifeguards and strong swimmers jumped into the water to look for the girl before emergency services arrived but nothing could be done. Her next-of-kin are being offered support by police.

Her death is being treated as 'unexplained' and a Thames Valley Police investigation is now underway. The girl was located at around 5.10pm and rushed to hospital, where she died. Emergency services were called to Liquid Leisure Aqua Park in Datchet at around 3.55pm.Īn extensive search of the lake, including a police helicopter, was carried out. Flowers have been laid outside a Berkshire water park following the death of an 11-year-old girl on Saturday, August 6.