Priscilla Presley Reveals Son Navarone’s Near-Fatal Camel Attack

Priscilla Bresley son Navaron Garcia He suffered from the attack of the camel near only days Lisa Mary Presley He died.

“We were guiding them, and the next thing that happened is his sentence,” said Priscilla, 80. the people In an interview published on Friday, September 19, remembering that the couple was visiting an animal reserve in the San Fernando Valley, California, on the day the attack occurred. .

She remembers: “There was blood everywhere. The blood was covering Navaron’s face. I was literally afraid. I thought I would definitely lose it.”

Garcia, who is shared by Priscilla with a former husband Marco GaribaldiHe was eventually released after German shepherds of the property in the camel, which led the animal to give up.

“It was very lucky I was told,” Priscilla added. The doctor said [the camel’s tooth almost hit] His brain. Therefore, it is no longer present in beauty. No. “

Priece Lisa Marie’s daughter died on January 12, 2023, with a small intestine obstruction, just days before the nearby attack occurred. Priscilla told the port that her son was a great reason for her costs to escape her daughter’s loss.

She explained that “my heart would be completely broken” if both of them died close to each other. “When I lost Lisa, I thought,” I will not be able to overcome this. “But I realized that I have a son who needs me.

She also participated in that Garcia approached her to help drug addiction and substances after the death of Ibn Lisa Marie in 2020, Benjamin Q..

“I will be in bed with him, and he used to say,” My leg hurts me, my leg hurts me. ” It is horrific. Many people cannot see and return to it. It was difficult. “

Garcia was 22 sober days before he used to heroin.

“Finally, he came to me one day and said:” my mother, I want to get rid of drugs. I don’t want to do this anymore. I don’t want to harm you anymore. Will you help me? I said, “I will help you completely.” Therefore, he stayed in my house and slept with him every night, and he owned every night.

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