A 32-year-old woman who died during a skydiving jump has been revealed to have made an extreme choice, according to a BBC report on the 22nd.
Jade Damaurel, who was a marketing manager, died after falling during a skydiving jump in the UK on April 27th.
Police who arrived at the scene were puzzled that he, a veteran skydiver, did not attempt to deploy either the main parachute or the reserve parachute.
He was a veteran who had successfully completed over 500 skydives.
The police found it particularly strange that he had not deployed the reserve parachute, despite the good weather on the day of the accident and the fact that no equipment malfunctions had occurred.
In this situation, it was revealed that he had broken up with his girlfriend the day before the accident. She was also a skydiver, and they were known to have been in a relationship for a long time.
The police reported that he did not leave a suicide note, but concluded the investigation as there were several circumstances indicating that he made an extreme choice, according to the BBC.