$2.4 Million Lawsuit: Veteran Breaks Spine At Prince Harrys Games, Gets ZERO Insurance Triumphal Arch [mOMUUkM7EGx]

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When a decorated veteran goes canadiens de montral to Prince Harrys Invictus Games as the face of Team Canada, you expect them to be protected. Instead, what happened to Scott Snow exposes a shocking gap between royal public relations and reality on the ground.

In this exclusive interview, retired Canadian Navy diver and Special Forces operator Scott Snow joins me alongside his lawyer, Philip Millar, to tell a heartbreaking story of abandonment. After fracturing his cervical and lumbar spine on the rugby court in Dusseldorf, Scott returned home to a terrifying reality: as a veteran, he was never covered by a single dollar of sporting event insurance.

While the games cost over 40 million eurosaveraging a massive 73,000 euros per athletethe organization left their own poster boy holding the bag for thousands of dollars in rehabilitation costs, forcing him into a temporary retirement home at just 43 years old.

We are naming names and uncovering the truth of how a game meant for wounded warriors ciclismo left one of its finest behind.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments. How does an organization with this kind of budget let this happen?

* We reached out to both Invictus Games and the Canadian Government. Invictus didnt return emails, but a rep for the National Defense Department of Canada said: As this matter is the subject of ongoing litigation, the Department of National Defence cannot comment at this time.

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