[Desensitisation]

Originally Posted by Artmetropolis ↗

From a mathematical point of view, it is impossible that they died from height and speed. The equation made sense, but I won't discard the possibility of debris or something underwater. But my final thoughts are that this is fake. Go to Acapulco, and watch some people dive from distances way higher than this and is part of entertainment.

And there's the difference. People *diving* in the correct manner will break the surface tension of the water with pointed hands or feet, and keep their bodies precisely perpendicular to the water to prevent damage.

These idiots not only jumped into shallow water (evident by the rippling and shadowing of the light casting a caustic shadow on the bottom of the river), they flopped into the water with no poise, their heads likely being snapped back with the impact with the water because they were looking down into it. Try it some time; jump off the high board of the pool and keep your head down so you face the water and tell us how good it feels.

[shaz]

1st one was swimming... Then the 2nd one jumped in. Where did the 1st one go after that?

[carnage278]

lol why are people still arguing over this? hell...people HAVE survived the fall after jumping from the fucking san francisco bridge...so why is it so hard for some people to believe that these idiots actually survived a fall only a fraction of that height? seems some are just wishing too hard to see someone die....if you are that hard up, why not stand in front of the mirror and hang yourself so you can take in as much of the death you wanted so desperately to witness just before you pass out ....

[Pyramid_Head]

Yep, they obviously hit cement or something similar underwater. OUCH is what comes to mind.

[yairz]

it is fake the bridge isn`t too tall, i jumped from a ship (i`m navy pilot) and it hurts yeah but doesn`t kill or damage too much, need much more altitud than the video.....or maybe the are very very weak

[minka1]

whered the 1st body go?

[Twisted_Claim23]

I've jumped higher distances into water with nary an injury. Guessing the water was too shallow and they struck land underneath. ;)

[sherc]

U can calculate how high it is with this formula:
h=(g/2)*(t^2)
h=(9,8m/s^2/2)*(1,5s^2)
h=about 11m
?
i used 1,5 second for the time... and without friction.
In bathhouse there are 10m towers...

i guess also that the water is too shallow. Cause the small size of the bridge makes that only small boats can go through, because the water level is very shallow.

[piootr73]

That's how u end up showing up in front of a girl. Not funny at all

[Killionaire]

Absolutely fake, cant believe it's even a debate. I've jumped off cliffs plenty higher than that. There would have to be less than 3 meters of water to hit the bottom jumping from that height, and look at how large that body of water is, doubtable.