Skydiver dies after falling without umbrella

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the death of the coach of jumping with umbrellas after he separated from his student during a jump in Nashville, Tennessee.

Police says coach Justin Fuller “is supposed to have fallen from the sky without an umbrella” during the jump on Saturday.

It seems that Fuller, 35, has separated from his client and a censorship, which connects the husband during the jump and includes the umbrella.

A police helicopter found a Vuller’s body in a wooded area after hours. The Nashville Fire Department used several stairs to reach the 46 -year -old customer who survived the fall after being trapped on a tree for hours with umbrella in emergency situations.

Police said that three other dies, which occurred near John C Airport, Nashville, were successfully completed before the deadly fall. The plane where I jumped was safe.

It is not clear how Mr. Fuller, who jumped with experienced umbrellas, is separated from safety equipment.

Tell a man who helped shoot the local rescue operation WSMV TV station “It was his first leap, and it would be the last,” said the agent, who saved the authorities.

Mr. Fuller recently wrote about his passion for teaching others how to jump with umbrellas.

“Teaching people on Skydive has always been in my opinion the most rewarding job in the landing zone,” Mr. Fuller said at a Instagram post in June.

“Watching her discovers and starting to fly their bodies is always a sad moment. Sometimes you can get a little feverish there when you let someone go for the first time.”

In the same month, he posted pictures of the c so as to the umbrella jumping plane that he said that the plane engine had failed after taking off. All twenty people survived the plane.