A miracle happened to a skydiver that survives at 13,000 foot fall after his parachute opened at the wrong time. Gerardo Flores, 35-year-old, suffered broken ribs and a lacerated tongue, according to report by Daily Mail site.
The Dail Mail site reported that Flores was about 13,000 above the ground when parachute failed.
Gerardo Flores have been trained for two years at the Skydive Monterey Bay School with a 29 successful jumps records.
According to FAA investigation, they found out that a “critical” Velcro closure was “completely worn” on Flores’ gear.
Watch the video below on how Gerardo Flores fall and survived.
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The Dail Mail site reported that Flores was about 13,000 above the ground when parachute failed.
Gerardo Flores have been trained for two years at the Skydive Monterey Bay School with a 29 successful jumps records.
According to FAA investigation, they found out that a “critical” Velcro closure was “completely worn” on Flores’ gear.
Watch the video below on how Gerardo Flores fall and survived.
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For the meantime, if you like the news about the Skydiver survives at 13,000-foot fall, please bookmark this page and share it to your friends on Facebook, Twitter and Google+.
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