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#12
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07-26-2025, 01:55 AM
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Re: Construction Worker Died After Falling Through Attic Hatch
At least he did not have long to suffer. Just the couple of seconds falling then lights out. Better death (though somewhat messier) than other deaths on here where the victim agonizes before death.
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#13
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07-27-2025, 04:32 AM
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Re: Construction Worker Died After Falling Through Attic Hatch
Reminds me of the time I was framing prefab houses after high school. We were moving the walls into their positions to be nailed up on the 2nd floor. These were BIG houses...starting at around $750k in the late 80's. So I was walking backwards guiding a particularly large wall (high as hell mind you. Many "coffee breaks" were needed during the day) with another guy (co-worker Jimmy) pushing. Being higher than a hot air balloon, I wasn't paying attention as well as I should and stepped back with my left foot and NOTHING!! My whole left leg was dangling in the stairwell as I was holding on to this wall. Jimmy screamed my name at the top of his lungs as I looked straight down to the basement floor (prolly 30 or so feet). Luckly the wall held and I was able to make it back up as Jimmy braced the wall. It did slide a couple times before he could get it braced solid. I started paying more attention to shit after that day. I could've looked like this poor bastard. ‐--------------------------------------- EDIT: Not 1 person liked my story Goddammit anyway. I'm butthurt like a motherfucker. F you guys. It's a good story...I almost died! |
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07-29-2025, 06:58 PM
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Re: Construction Worker Died After Falling Through Attic Hatch
It does look like a lot of damage from a fall that was not all that far but also looks like he might have landed headfirst onto that concrete step. Looks like he's puking out his brains but the skull is clearly split wide open
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