Fatal Skydiving Collision in Southern California Claims Two Experienced Women
An organized jump turned deadly when strong winds and a midair collision at low altitude led to entangled parachutes and the loss of two seasoned skydivers.
Two experienced women skydivers died after a midair collision during an organized jump in Southern California.
The collision occurred at about 150 feet, with their parachutes becoming entangled, and strong winds were reported at the time.
The victims, who had known each other before the jump, were identified, and one had previously posted a haunting 'deathwish' message.
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Original reporting
New York Post
Disturbing new details emerge in deaths of 2 skydivers in SoCal as victims identified
Strong winds were present when the women were skydiving.
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Jump history of 2 skydivers killed in tragic midair collision revealed after victim’s haunting ‘deathwish’ post
The two women had known each other before the fatal jump.
Read the original →Fox News
Two experienced skydivers die after midair collision entangles their parachutes
The two skydivers collided midair at about 150 feet during an organized skydive in Southern California, entangling their parachutes.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Two skydivers died after a midair collision in Southern California.
- The two skydivers collided midair at about 150 feet.
- The skydivers' parachutes became entangled in the collision.
- The jump was an organized skydive.
- Both skydivers were women.
- Both skydivers were experienced.
- The two women had known each other before the fatal jump, according to the New York Post.
- One victim had made a post described by the New York Post as a haunting 'deathwish' post.
- The collision occurred in Southern California.
- Strong winds were present when the women were skydiving, according to the New York Post.
- The victims were identified, according to the New York Post.
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