The jumper in this fatality opened his canopy and impacted wall several times. His friends and rescuers worked on him (CPR) for an hour but was pronounced dead in the landing area.
Information coming from jumper on the scene
"It opened about 60-70 left and then continued turning left towards the cliff, possibly a brake fire or tension knot... Hard to say.
I *think* Malcolm may have then tried to make a left turn away from the cliff but this just swung him at the cliff face a bit faster.
Can you help us with incident interpretation? We are interested in any details regarding personal experience, gear, weather conditions and any other circumstances related to the incident.
