[HIGHTECHDUDE]

I'm detecting a trend of jumpers lately...

Originally Posted by Google Translation:

TLAXCALA, (April 29, 2024) — A man decided to end his life by launching himself from an antenna of the facilities of the Coordination of Radio, Cinema and Television of the municipality of Tlaxcala.

The events happened on the morning of this Monday, when around 9 in the morning 911 received the alert by a man who, presumably, was under the influence of some substance and began to climb the antenna located on Juan Pablo Segundo street, in San Sebastián Atlahapa.

Witnesses managed to capture the moment when the man was rising without being able to do anything to stop or save him and the recording was broadcast on social networks.

Likewise, it was known that he was screaming as he went up and was heard asking for help. When he reached the top he decided to venture into the void.

The man fell on the roof of a small room that It is part of the antenna installation and died instantly from impact.

Paramedics arrived at the scene, confirming that he no longer had vital signs, so the proceedings began for lift the body and start an investigation.

[Hogmann]

A triple gainer! 10 points for style and creativity

[Skeebow]

That probably looked cooler in his head

[ironmike]

I'll give him props for being in shape. Takes some stamina to make a climb like that. Spent some time on the VersaClimber, I'll bet.

[gimlet]

He really explored that void! Self actualization means different things to different people

[xuid]

Best Mexican Jumping been I ever saw

[Mr.NoCredit]

It took him a while to climb the distance.
Persistence and Determination are omnipotent!

[fred5079]

"that's one small step for man one giant leap for mankind"

[koipin]

I'm not 100% sure that's what he'd planned, but it was the best outcome for everyone.

[tecumseh35]

Originally Posted by koipin ↗

I'm not 100% sure that's what he'd planned, but it was the best outcome for everyone.

I concur.