[beebonk]

On the afternoon of May 30, 2015, a 59-year-old Australian woman staying at Swissotel The Stamford in Singapore fell from the 60th floor and came to rest on the hotel's second-storey parapet. Rescuers used a scissors lift to get to her, and she was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said foul play was not suspected, while no manner-of-death finding was ever made public. Her identity was never publicly disclosed. The death was the first of two at the hotel within five days that year.

[AceGoober]

That's quite the mess. From what is shown, I'd imagine she hit a couple of supports on the way down which slowed her descent quite a bit.

[danielsan]

Just a couple of extra pix that I've found....

[Karma]

Can't even tell it's a person, just looks like a lot of bloodied rags! Would like to have seen pics of when they scraped her off the beam! Thanks for posting.

[LrlynJy]

now we know not everything in australia knows how to jump and land safely.....

[kellyhound]

Almost exactly three years ago, on 27th May 2012, an American woman fell to her death from the 60th floor at Swissotel The Stamford . She landed on the parapet of Starbucks.

On October 2013, a man in his thirties was found dead in front of the hotel after plunging from a height.

In March 2013, a 33-year-old Russian tourist staying on the 59th floor fell to his death at the hotel . His body had to be removed from a fifth-floor beam.

Seems to be a popular hotel for suicides especially from greater heights or like some said:

[djrizzz]

[Susan]

holy moly!

[sancatz22]

[wujuan]

fell=pushed