US EditionWoman Falls Off 300-Foot Tower While Taking Selfie After Bungee Jump
- Elizaveta "Liza" Gushchina, 45, fell 290ft to her death while taking a selfie after bungee jumping, a tragic event witnessed by her son Nikita.
- Gushchina had successfully jumped moments before but climbed back up the tower without safety ropes to take a keepsake photo.
- A spokesperson from 23block, the rope jumping company, stated that they are mourning Gushchina's loss and emphasized that it is a very big tragedy.
- An investigation into Gushchina's death was launched by the Russian state prosecutor's office to check compliance with safety laws.
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A 45-year-old woman died in Russia slipping from the top of a tower just after she made a jump to the elastic from the same building
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PerthNowMum taking selfie plunges to death moments after bungee
A mother of two has fallen nearly 90m to her death just moments after successfully completing a bungee jump, tragically because she was trying to take a selfie to commemorate her achievement.
Elizaveta “Liza” Gushchina, an experienced 45-year-old extreme sports enthusiast and mother of two children, tragically died in Russia as she slipped and fell from a 88-meter-high platform. The fatal accident occurred after completing a successful bungee jumping jump and while trying to take a selfie to commemorate the feat with her 23-year-old son Nikita, who witnessed the terrible event.The tragedy broke out in a tower in Pavlovsk, near the ci…
Mom Plunges To Her Death From Tower While Taking Selfie With Son
A mother had fallen to her death off a nearly 300-foot tower while attempting to take a selfie with her son. According to the New York Post, 45-year-old Elizaveta Gushchina was celebrating completing a dangerous bungee jump on August 31 in Pavlovsk when she plunged to her death in front of her 22-year-old son, Nikita. Mom Falls To Death In Front Of Son From 300-Foot Tower While Taking Selfie Local authorities reported that the extreme sports fan…
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