Parachuting dies after falling without parachute

The Federal Aviation Administration Survey on the death of an instructor of parachuting after being separated from its student during a jump to Nashville, in Tennessee.

According to the police, the instructor Justin Fuller “presumed to have fallen from the sky without parachute” during the jump on Saturday.

Fuller, 35, seemed to have separated from his client and a tandem platform, which connects the pair during a jump and includes the parachute.

A police helicopter found the body of Fuller in a wooded area a few hours later. The Nashville fire service used several scales to reach the 46 -year -old customer who survived in the fall after being trapped on a tree for hours with the emergency parachute.

Police said three other dives, which took place near the Nashville John C Tune airport, were successfully completed before the deadly fall. The plane in which they jumped also landed safely.

We do not know how Mr. Fuller, an experienced parachuting, separated from the safety equipment.

A man who helped firefighters at La Récousse told the local WSMV television channel that the customer that the authorities saved said “it was his first jump, and it would be his last”.

Mr. Fuller had recently wrote about his passion to teach others how to forgive.

“People teaching in Skydive has always been the most enriching work in the fall area,” said Fuller in an Instagram position in June.

“Watching them understand and starting to control their bodies is always a comforting moment. Sometimes, however, it can become a little hectic up there when you let someone leave for the first time.”

The same month, he published photos of the wreckage in an parachuting plane on which he said that the engine of the plane had failed after taking off. The 20 people on board survived.