Experienced skydiver fell 15,500ft to her death after relationship ended, coroner finds
When he heard an investigation, an experienced SkyDiver deliberately death from 15.500ft day after the end of his relationship.
32 -year -old Jade Damarell, Durham, Shotton Colliery, on April 27, did not use the main parachute or reserve before hitting the agricultural areas near the airport in Durham, and closed an automatic activation device (AAD).
Marketing Manager, on the lock screen of his phone, the notes folder Crook Civic Center, Durham’daki Crook Civic Center in the hand phone and left notes and details of how to access the instructions left.
Coroner Leslie Hamilton gave a suicide as a suicide.
Born in Hong Kong and Caerphilly, Ms. Damarell, who lives in Wales, loved Skydiving and completed more than 500 jumps.
The day before he died, he had completed six jumps safely and smoothly.
Dr Hamilton made a statement from his former partner that they had terminated their relationship the night before ”.
Coroner did not go into detail except to say that they met a common love of Skydiving.
Bryn Chaffe, owner of Sky-High Skydiving from where he jumped, said that Mrs. Damarrel had seen that she had eaten toast in her base before jumping and that nothing looks ordinary.
After Mortem, he found that he died of blunt trauma injuries and that toxicological tests were negative for drinks or drugs.
GP reported that he did not use medicine at that time.
A report for Coroner by the British Skydiving, investigating the deadly free fall, found that all equipment was working.
Damarell would normally wear a camera on his helmet, but when he fell, there was no camera.
He confirmed that he was a AAD designed to distribute a parachute when a certain speed or height was met, but later he was found to close it.
In the investigation, he was aware that he had to distribute a parachute before his height fell below 2,500FT.
Detective Inspector Andrew Stephenson from Durham Police joined the scene and found Mrs. Damarell’s back.
He then saved Mrs. Damarell’s phone and found that she left instructions to open the lock screen and look at the notes folder.
The detective reported that his family left a note for his family to “apologize and thank you for their support”.
Dr Hamilton concluded that he was thinking of not using Skydiver’s parachutes or not to use the AAD and buying his own life.
Jeff Montgomery, President of the British Skydiving, joined the hearing and then said: “We wish Jade Damarll’s family and friends the deepest condolences and this is an extremely tragic event.”
His family Liz and Andrew Samuel observed the hearing remotely.
After the investigation, his family said: “Our beloved daughter, Jade Parlak, was a beautiful, brave and really extraordinary person.
“A bright, adventurous, free spirit, with great energy, passion and love, and touched countless life with its warmth and kindness.”
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